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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-04-19
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ON HUMAN Eeu

closed ne b a,s:s KEs9ALL Co. nfE; 70 1883
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ate aad nth reief f IS works
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King John offers the services of from 5000
to 1o,000 Abyssinians if England agrees to
pay them two shillings daily ana riye the
king two ports to Abyssinia In this case
the Abyssinians will attack Ell Mahdi and
relieve Kassala. -, :. -.
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In the Fifteenth Judicial District the
Democrats have nominated Hon. Robt
Semple of Pointe Conpee- for District
Judge and lion. J. L. Golsan of West Fee
iiciana for District Attorney. =.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
CERTIFICATE.

WE DO HEREBY CERTIFY that we supervise
the arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the LOUISIANA STATE LOT.
Terry COMPANY and in person manage and con-
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We authorize
the Company to use this certificate with fac
SMILES of our signatures attached. in its ad-
vertisements.
CT. BEAUREGARD.
j. A. EARLY.
Commissioners.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Houston 6 Texas Central.

NVINU SOUTH,
No. Anew Orleans and Galveston
Express daily .A..,,.,,...,,..,, $40 A. M.
No, l2-Mixed to Corsicana lex
cent Sundnyl i,Yb y AZ
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The above reward will be paid 90 amy
. passongor in Texas, who buys a through
Iua.rt tO Philadelphia oy New York, by
4tle Nnudalia and Pennsylvania Route,
/ ~ he does not lind 20 lho shortest, quick
eSt and bes. route from 50, Louis. The
/ Same amount will be paid, II ho does not
find through dining cars without change,
ON Az through trains, moruiugaud oVeu-
lng, from st. Louis; That H., 4
Pullman hotel car on morning
! rain, and a Pullman Bu1ut din
PTk ear on evening. train. These ears
|tunnipg through from ST.. Louis to New
York, without change. The Same ~e-
IWard wiz also b. paid To- any Que, not
{ wishing to take sleeper, IL they are COM
.pallcd M change ears more thsu once
/ barring acciGont) between st. Louis
Etnd PHILADELPHIA or New York.
u No other line pretcnds TO offer oqua
and passengers Will dc
well before starting on the trim, 60 pro
vido themselves with maps, time tables
and rates by tho Nnndaln Lines, which
are always as low from Texas as by IN
terior lines. For any particular iufor.
nation as % rates, time, ETC.. apply b
|any coupon ticket agent in the Staio or
~ GEo, 4. KNIGHT
s. w. Pass. Agt, Drawer Il, Dallas,
n Texas.
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MEDICINES,

EDR. EUGENE DEVAuX, OF Fame,
made us his agent for the state. OF IeNR
sell his never-tailing remedy, "Nature's Con-
nubial Restorative or Vitali2er. All affected
w!:s nervous debility, loss of manhood and
all kindred diseases should at once procure
his circular from which TO learn tho cause Of
the diseases above mentioned; then at once
procure from us or through MS by your drug
gist or by express the never falling remedy.
~ CROWnuSi& BALDWIN,
f., Wholesale Druggists, D alas, Te41as.
BY retail AZ Howell BrOss ma j. di3WfiAms
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GtcI, Headache,

One single 0o5e Of BaileYs Saline Apcrient
will cure nlHv lines in ten cases. 1t IS the mild
esq, best -ni oHlapelt substitute for Pills in the
world, 10 cuys 70 lstipatinn, biliOusness, sick
stomach, sick headache heart burn, acid stomach;
relieves iulig'suau, reircshes and invgorates
tac veal, and feeble, cheers the dCprcss d, acts
gently ur1n the liver and kidneys, allays svnp.
Rheumatism, clearse3 the stomach and keeps the
brain cool and clear.
when goa need a nurCaugc-,rv IL, Llrge
Bottles 60 eunil 10 Is aa pleasant US gi.,sl ~
If .u.'1 VISITOR. Esli -,arsN HtHr
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COG Elm Street.
Two Beautifur women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, slthough Of dii.
erent nahunalities, are types Of beauty which lI
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One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
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Both succeeded. Now these two great secrets
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imparts iron 10 the hlood beauty to heggar1 iea'
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Up. DRoMGOoLE & CO., Props,
louisville, Ky.
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IL i sclf-ey .dent that 4 physician pSyiHi
particular attention tOa class OF cases Attainl
great skNl, aud physicians IN regular practice
al over the country knowing this, frequen'i
recommend cases 10 the oldest eidce IN Areri
Gu, where every known appliance IS escorted
10, and the proved good re inediea Of al
ages aud countries are used, A whole house u
used for etice purposes, and an are treated With
bkhl I'M a respectful iuanner; and, knowing
what 10 do, no experiments are made. ON acs
count of the great number applying. the
charrg9 are Lrpt low, often lower than Is Do
naudcd hy other, NJ Nou secure the skill Anc
get q erccfy ard pcf'rri iife cure. thatis the
mp0uwt matter Pamphlet, 50 pages, Sent
10 lut address frpn.
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In 1ANps oF FnG coMrANY.
RAILROADS
W. ID. wYLIE = CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex.

Grand WINDSOR Hotel Dallas, Tex.
VIII give special attention 10 securing good
investments In city property, farming and
grazing land. To stock r,llsers and colonies
We offer special inducements having on our
ing lands, with abundance OF water, The
renting and sale OF city property will receive
special and personal attention.. Collections
promptly made and remlted. Having n line
of offices i'm Chicago, ST. Louis and New York
and correspondents In Europe, our facilities
for the sale of property are unequalled. We
have $4,000 acres of the finest land In Texas,
belonging to tho FTnnco-TcSan Land Com
pany, choice selections, which we win sell on
long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous 10 the Texas 4 Pacific Railway
Me nnhllsh I'm connection with our buslnoss
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[ l.
WITH

MAY mean "Poisoned with Potash" Thlr
Mis- the case with hundreds who have been
unwlse enough TO take sarsaparlllas, Potash
mixtures, ETC., until digestion is almost IA
tally impaired. Swlft's Specific is vegota-
BILE remedy, and restores the system 10
health and builds up the waste made by THESE
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4 Every nervous person should try Oar.
teTs Little Noryu Pulls, They are made
specially for nervous and dyspcptic mou
ald women, and are iust The medicine
neodod by all persons who, from any
cluse, d. not sleep well, or who fail o.
get pronrr strength from their food
Eases of weak stomach, indigestion,
Ncrye pills, par.ic,iarIv II combined
y IT'D Carter's Little Liver Pulls. In vialf
n - cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-26
The Month Texas Rea! Estate lnuIna!

Which win be distributed along the various
lines of railway, and VIII be placed on file In
try and Europe, furnishing full information
regarding Texas and her resources, WIN fur
nlsh complete abstracts ortltle to property In
Dallas and surrounding counties; will prose-
pension and land claims speciality. Call and
examine our lists OF property. Represented
by G. S. Carter, l5l Nassau Street, New York,
NJ. j. Richards, 100 Randolph Street, Chicago,
Missouri.
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N AC HIN e II Y.
FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, sToCKs AM BONDS.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-Money l@l11; closed
fered l.; prime mercantile paper, 519(9615 I;
I}rllng exchange B. B., firm, 4S213; sight,
Produce exports for week, S7,O69 900.
4 ased at the following prices:
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Dallas Paint aud Color Work, should
Il patroni1ed. rhev have no equal IN
sboney, durability and body. Ham
BON u Young gtNus.
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LET TRUTH TELL IT'S STORY

A MINISTER AND THE ORPHAN CHILDREN.
Rev, l.. Il. Pane Macon, Ga, writes fWa
have been using Swllts Specific at the OF
have had remarkable results from Its use on
the children and employees of the institution
II Is such an excellent tonic, and keeps the
blood so pure that the system il less liable TO
SCrofulN."
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CHEEYER ELECTRIC BELT CO.,
lll WNling ton street. CIiraro. n

DEV, SAMUEL ROSE, DID. CHaArTIAN
II guardian aud evangelist, Toronto, @. W,
ied severe and painful trouble, crysipolatous
skin wiihun, success uiieS, IininiSnt re
wNvft. The itching, hYrnhc seRSltlDn: Ell
cote ., ~. 1ugu o..!r, ~,
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~ p. ROWE BIN. MADDOX.
TJo for Mineral Wells |!
~ p. ROWE.
aln Pinto Connty. Towns

elP. ROWE q CO.'S Daily stage. Omnibus
nd Hack Line To and nom Mineral Wells
nd Millsap, connecting closely with all
ulus. We have only nrst.class outfts, strive
"a nlt use and guarantee Satisfaction,
livery and Feed Stable Ia cotii ct.or. Good
ueniiCn glve- Ia transient 50 *. Speoia
duceir ents 20 ned IN the transfer OF CON
r"'rla uen and Sthsis 20 any pori OF thf
AN llIy,
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Our treatise on blood and skin diseasss
mailed free 10 applicants.
haB THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia. n. y. Office l6t
West Odd Street between Sixth md Seventh
AVea phllnhnlnhlA nfllrh. l0Mh ChnslnnI 81
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nTcClrOe'o Wine OF Cordui e recon.
C,ellel fcr painful monthly habit /,
JMrllt, suppreseed, excessive aud !
iyrrulnr -gu.Ga, Whites, Failing Of I
,'e Won't, ChanGe OF LAo, General
Du'1H.s rnJ 10 tOnic tcE delicate
,aligs, 40 Was tostol In 1000 oases
mud cu-1l c5uO VI Mom. lie aston
isbiHg 0r.'og mHalnod Doctors, de-
brhtlu sU,Ura,,, and restored thou
sands ot aur-eriu. women 90 health !
oua rspuine,a. Druggists soil Il ~
c'.Oc rOr B'ttio. n slNty-fo1r plgH
pamphlet telling All plpus II free By
mail.
CHATTANOOGA MEliCa!E CO
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p,{Rs MARRIAGE glide p2g2,

Elbgan, cloth aud Wit binding. sohled for y
cent? In FostaE0ur currency. over my won.
dern pen pictures, true 10 life. articles on th'
following sublrctsi MhOmay marry whonoti
whyf Proper agetD marry. Whpuiurry irsJ
Manhood, M0mpnhOud. Physical decay, WI
should marry. How life and happiness may BE-
increased. Those married 1r contempt tins
marrying should read it, 10 ought 20 DO rcat
by al adult persons, then kept under lock anc
key, Popular edition, same Is above, but pkpsl
urVlrf.r1.
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iiG'GGly covcrod-All lo2l,sbonshiffom
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CURED THOROUGHLY AND ABSOLUTELY.

John A Smith, the largest merchant In
Gainesville, Ca, says. 81 suffered for yeara
Eczema. | continued TO grow worse under
medical treatment, and by taking medicine
containing Potash. $, S. S. cured me thor
oughly and absolutely. NV appetite, strength
and flesh returned "A, WAS Cured with H.
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yICTINIIxEDiE

Y Bur FINALLY RELIEvED nv. 8. IS.
Twas suffering with Blood Poison, md
treated several months with Mercury ana
Potash, only to make me worse. The Potash
took away my appetite end gave me dyspep-
STA, and both gave me rheumatism. l then
took sursaparlllas, etc. All these sarsaparilla
me still worse, as 1t drove the poison further
into my system, A friend insisted / should
take Swilts Specific, and IL cured me Of the
Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
out of my system, and to-day am as well a.
ever was" GEO. o, WElLMAN, JR.,
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PROFESSIONAL.

iA'@l AaeS1lC vi afAAat
MARSHALL a STRANGE,
vi Attorneys -at- Law,
Nc 300 N.iu street. Dallas Texas
v. 2. MARSHAL. NJ, u SIiNNGE'
" s. BELL, County Nuomty3
- Attoucy-nl-i and Land agent
BoIm callahan County, TcXas.
TX WRIGHT
w. Attnrucya at-Law,
No.151nin .ircal urslair, u.l.as, rezas.
A RNUIp, GIAsGuWN ARNOLD,
"a Attorney nw,
orce In I,edcra, court balld9g wt,st ' sid.
public square. Malpractice iuthc State and
Federal courts,
IouN ". DOREMUs,
a Attorney-at-Law and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited.
/ C,ANswELL& FULLER,
X AttOrncys-at- Law,
Decatur, TeNgg
{ q, n, CAR7wEL, FULLY a. FultrE
/ ITALIA PATTON,
! IL AuOrueys-at-inwa ud Land Agents,
Alyamdp, Johnson County Ia2us,
I Rotor To Alyarudo bank, q. h. Trueloyc, d,
3 W. llill y. Il. swris.
NELL YOUNG,
N Attorucys-at-LAw,
stophcnvnlc, Erath County, Texas
/ II n. MILL LEE NOrNU,
/ JAMES a. cox, Md,
~ Ovullst aud Aurist
SN NuIu Street, Dallas, IyXpe
Office hours Pc, ul 20 ~ 'n. and to ! %. lu,
I a HENNAIuI BROS,
~ Attorney s-ai-Law,
Mckinney, TcXus,
/ N. ". NNrRNAruN. NJ. %. AnEENATuY
Z LNuI.EN 81 BRADFORD,
J. Attorneys and CuunsolOrs al Law,
f.5 Main Street lliudElty building, Dallas
Toms. Give special attention 20 cnmWCvls d..
and cprpur Ion law IN State uud EyuaIl
courts.
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Pullman Sleepers Colorado Fort Worth
and Dallas 10 New Orleans without change
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-28
TIE TICRET

1t does not make any particular differ
ence who compose the balance Of the
Democratic ticket alter Click was nom
mated, as il is not expected any of the
candidates will be elected. There was 0
little show of affection for the resubmis-
sionists by nominating Colonel Holiday
for lieutenant governor. Whv the
resubmissionists staked their all on this
little office il is hard to tell, as It amounts
to nothing. We had always supposed
that Col. Holiday was a moderate Dem
ocrat, but We must have been mistaken
about this. He seems to have some
popularity at Topeka, but outside OF
that he is only known as q rail
road man, who had no politics but
railroad interests, in which he Is large
ly engaged. Except the nominees for
the judgeshIps, the gentlemen compos-
ing the ticket below governor are I'M
known. Hurd is n good man and now
holds the Office by appointment from
Click. Bill Campbell, of Wich-
tia, had always been Rep
ublican up to the time of the
adoption of the prohibltOry amend
ment. He was then seized with q 1T OF
hydrophobla and went to Missouri. He
is a belly-achlng office seeker. Coming
back TO Kansas afew weeks ago his sore
head has already been plastered with .
recognition. His nomination is a very
cheap one and will add no strength TO
the ticket
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-08-28
4 com npENLNlr

According To the proceedings of the
Democratic congressional convention in
the Kansas CITY district, as given by the
Kansas City Journal. that gathering was
most dIsgraceful affair MIR. Graves
the present incumbent, succeeded in OBJ
tanning the NOMINATION, whereupon the
friends of Mr.. Wallace with
drew and nominated him to run
against Graves, 50 there is a splft
of the Democratic party IN that district
rs usual. This leaves splendid open.
ing Tor the Republicans to elect q con
gresham, which they ought by an
means to improve. Let them nominate
some clean, able, progressive and az
gressive man for the position and he
would undoubtedly b. elected. II we
have the correct idea of Mr..
Graves he is q sort of ''sloW coach"
untitled to properly represent live,
growing, energetic, western city. There
is chance for Kansas City TO take her
place near the head OF the procession by
sending To Washington u representative
Republican. Missouri Democracy IA
q holy terror wherever found, and isi
especially out OF place in the Americas
congress. We hope that the Republi.
cans of the Kansas City district will not
be slow to improve the splendid oppor.
tunity which the inharmonious Democ.
racy has given them, to make Repub-
lican gain in the congressional delega-
ton of "poor old Missouri"
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NOTES AND NOTIONS.

The only thing which keeps the wife
OF SalvatiOn-Army Booth from paralyz-
ing America is her dread of The sea.
Next March the terms of fourteen
Democratic and eleven Republican SEN
StOrs will expire. The Republicans will
probably retain control of the senate by
a slightly increased majority.
The common sense and good taste dis
played by the family of Cross, one of the
Greedy victims, Is commendable. They
refused absolutely to exhume the re-
mains to ascertain the truth of the terri
BILE rumors.
Norristown Herald: The Concord
School of Philosophy adjourned too
soon to inform US what sort of germ
caused the earthquake. We will have
to wait q whole year before we have its
Ego in relation to its Shake discussed.
Maybe there are microbes in the bowels
of the earth.
Globe Democrat: A great many
newspapers are publishing column edI-
torlals to tell what Is the matter with
Carl SchuTz. Why. 1.-The matter with
Carl Schurz" is just this: He has been
for twenty-five years q bear on Gods
providence and a bull on his own i'm
portance, and both deals have gone
against him.
Another new party has been announc
ed. 1t is called the Independent Con
stitutlOn Organization, and its nata
place is Memphis. The presidential can
didate IS Louis Blackburne, and his tai
Is Lafayette Saunders. Their idea il
that every voter should pay tax of on,
dollar year till he is forty years old
after which he shall be relieved OF al
taxation. The nominees OF this new
party played it sharp on Ben Butler b.
keeping the existence of the organization
oulet
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OVER THE STATE.

The Republicans of Miami county
nominated a lady for county superln-
tendent.
Atchison Globe: The Santa Fe COM
paDy uses paper wheels under all of its
passenger cars, and it is the only road
in the country that does. They are
much better, infinitely superior, more
durable. and universally recognized to
be finer than any other wheel manufac-
tured. The liability of breakage when
running is a question not to be consid-
cred. The wheels are furnished by the
Allen Paper Wheel company of New
York.
In the juditial convention at Law
renee this week, Mr.. Benson, of Ottawa,
was nominated on the Booth ballot. The
counties composing the district are
Douglas, Franklin and Anderson. Each
county had q candidate: Douglas coun-
ty had eight delegates, Franklin had five
and Anderson four. Each county stuck
to Its candidate till 199 ballots were
made, when four from Douglas went
over to Benson and nominated him. It
was hard tussel, but we believe the re-
suit Is satisfactory.
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1T STANDS DEFIANT.

The magnificent Bismarck Fair defies
all RIVALS. II will prove to the people
the truth of the assertions that haYe been
heralded broadcast throughout the west
that this great fair will present to Its
tens of thousands of patrons the great
est, largest and most varied display Of
live stock eyer seen in the west, the
grandest possible display of agricultur-
al products, an unprecedented exhibit OF
agricultural implements, merchandise,
machinery and art. A fast and exciting
speed ring and unequalled racing spec
ialties. 1t also asserts that in all Of
these particulars, without q SINCE excep-
ton, the Bismarck Fair will far surpass
all the efforts of enVious emulation on
the part of other arrangements aud that
the displays, the great races and the peo-
pie will all be at Bismarck, Septembei
1-6 at the only really great fair to be
held In Kansas this year.
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Current: II the workIngmen of
America permit the abolition of the
puritan Sabbath" they will prove.
themselves an army of ounces. The
millionaire claims that he cannot spare
the time between Saturday and Monday.
But that same millionaire goes from
Florida to the Yellowstone Park, from
Bar HARDER and Moosehead Lake %
Santa Barbara, and is often resting two
months at tune. The working man
must get his Santa Barbara and St.
Augustine IN weekly lnstallments, and II
he does not stand by the church in pro
tecting Sunday, the millionaire and the
corporations will soon have it all theil
own way. Never ending labor foster sdis
enlargement and suicide. 1t burdens |
succeeding generation with an inheren
sadness which the fields and the SKY
may scarcely drive out, aud which tn,
Alpine day begrud ged to toilers amOnl
ten-storY buildings in smoky cities car
only deepen and make gloOmIer. Tn
workingman is entitled to sun and air
Let him have grAssPlot and day O
rest