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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16

Need ~hz, the v.<sar
cav cur.7rxrRnE tb<
ahiyffy Of nf. Tborssps
Erfcrfric Oii 10 cure
na.iirsa, cats ryir ,croup,
coiis etc. Mrs. Dora
Koch OF Batfsic. says.
-sFor eruuy II "a dceid-
cd1y cfhaacious.1 fMrs. Socut Mcifissr of Merton
Ohio, says the ssrnc NinE.i .. s, Graves, Akron,
N. ", writes :" Had asthma Of the worst kind,
took one dusc of Thc,ras' Brhvtric OH and was
relieved in a few minutes Wouldwalk FIVE miles
for this nscdiuine srdrsyS Sea bottle fnr h.r pruy-
gist c. X. Hall, Gtayvflc m. ..says "Cured an ul-
cerated throat fot IN twcnty-four hours" "Snt
up an bed AVID couEhed I'll thcviothing vas wet
with rsrspir.,,icn. My
wife insisted that use
Thomas Ecectric Oil
The first tvaspoonhR
BELIEVED mc' K. II.
Perkins, Creek Centre,
NY, Thomas hccc-
tric Oil is also TIr.
1'op external applica-
tion for rhcumaustn>
cuts,scalds, burns, bites,
hraiscs,ctc When visi-
sing the druggist, ask
him what he knows ct
DR. Thomas Eclectric
Oil; u he has been
long IN the drug
trade, be sure he will
speak highly of 1t.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-05-16
SOLD ONLY IN CANS.

The greatest success of the age.
Makes better Pastry than my i'm
che market 1t is becoming SO
well known that it has treble
the saIe of any other. It is
Healthier, Purer and more Eco
nomical. Your grocer should
keep it.
Manufactured by
CHAS. HI. NICHOLS,
Toledo, Ohio, U. 8. A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
DRY GOODS.

Trade Is generally fair and active, but the
cold weather tends 10 check the movement IN
various staples The seles of dry goods have
heen cin,ideraby retarded here aud elsewhere
by this cause. but there Is very good call for
prints, glpghams and American Dress goods.
The sales Of imported fsbIics ar not very
heavy, ana the imports OF dry goods at New
York since the beginning OF the year chow q
large falling OF from last year
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
pRIETs.-Fioemens,1H M: Lodi o; qlouoestai. 5&'
ha,mony ooSheco on; ma Sssri NJ q sIssI,
.olld, 6H Peabody black, 81 simpson BLACK
sk; eirnp u mourning 81: Gloucester mourn
ng, s. nerican. 6: BARLEY pink and purple,
H AHprsH + BRoWS 6oMEsT EST s ~.
!; indian Hend. 2; Swift Creek, q. th; nina
TT, 3; Rdgeacld, ~ TX; Cabot 40, TX,
Derby, 81. 81 Giendaio 9;A, ~ Ea.che1' ~ ~
Great Western, -, s. international. 49, 5A'
Atlantic .7h;Bennlns son,71; Naohez' OK;
FIFE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lase George,
~; harvest7k; Poeshontes. IN. Great Falls, 2;
Peerless ga s: Plum Island, Q; Atlantic. ~
a~serbrisr, ~; Allondalo, TX; Dwight TX 80;
BLEAcBED DoMEsTICs--social.s 81, Sunny
aide, s; Holrnosville. *: Forest s. Big Honanrs,
u, 6; Auburn. Sk; Lonsdala sk; Lonsdale, osIn.
br.c, IN: wamgutta ny: NOW York naiilHl IL vi;
s. Here a, . Hero. x, 3; Bsilsrdvnie, 4 Gan,
bridge. u. y Peerless, x, 6ki Fruit Of the Loom
81; Gem OF Tho Spindle, 8; Barker.sk; Glen, *
DUCKS-ArkwIighL 16; Ettrct, eos, i0k
stark, dos, IL: stirf, lo-os, 10; Savage s.or J1h
Hampton, brown and drab, 90. 10 Hampdet
Xxx, do, H. Boston. lo-ot brown and drab, 1875
Yoritauk. N inch T., 20: No. 8, 40 inch, i2k; No
I, so lneh.. SIX: Colo Medal Dlue. i2H: Lion
brown and drsb IL: Chariot striped. i2<; Saw.
age striped, l2s.
Hollywood, plaid, II: Standard Y, On; KsG.on II
*; Omega, 1875; Continental Fancy, 10: stRn-
lard Fancy, qH Harrisburg. IL
HICKORY--Roct Piver. 6-e: Bluo and Brown,
10. india, i0hc; Arl'y gton, skC Thorndite
a c; Hrniil.on II; American. 10; Lowell City, On
PLAID OsNhBURGS-De Delta, *; Econofur
~; ottawa, 81; Michigsn.7E Belle ~; Woco
/ Louisiana, TX.
jEANs-Roxb borough, Is; Pacific. X. r., % y
Sesver Valley. Is: Toxic l2h; Humboldt 35i
copies, 26k; Louisville, ssh: Kentucky, Sh.
j ni.cd States, 90Is: Gold Medal. II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
HARDWARE AND METALS.

Nails are selling TO n moderate extent ut 81 GO
ruling weak. Metals and timers stocks are
fairly active and unchanged.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXES-Collins per dozen, so; Gold Dollar,
per dozen 5o Diamond Edge, per dozen, SO.
sKILLEfs AND LIDs-aXc per pound; sugar
sCAlEs-Fairbanks. discount 70 per cent;
Howe discount % percent
TIN PLATE-I. q. 10x1i, per box, 8 90; ]. q.
Hx2o, per box, s co. Terne, l4x2O, per box, 90;
rerne, 20x2s, per box, is 90.
TINwARE-Pieced, discount 80 per cent;
stamped, discount 60per cent
SOLDERING. ]. l6o; No. l-2 and IL, lSo per
DUCK HORSE COLLARS-No IL IS per dozen
HAMES-two loop, Is per pozen; three loop
TACKs~In boxes, 100 papers, 2 90 per box.
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, . 90; railroad picks,
per dozen, s so.
RUBBER observation-disclosures 5Oper cent.
SHEET IRONY B, &c; galvanized, discount
sHovELs AND ePADEs-Rowlands, dis-
count 40 per cont Ames' list steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 per cent: M
HEAVY HARDWARE-shatts, finished ds,oa' . 90
buggy, 2 Is; express. so. Wagon tongues
10 o.. Hickory axles 10 90. Bols.ers, 4 %
Coupling poles rs. .spokes, XXX, select 20
Bowden shoes. m Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C 90; 7t2S; 9, 90. Bar iron, 20 rate.
Plow sies 20 snrng steel sc east steel on ds Ca
100 CO.. do open, 70 Oo@so co. do side springs
top, 100 OtnlS5 co. do side bar 100 coo $50 0g Go
phtetons i25 00asi5O 90. A grade side spring,
Ao COCA 90 do ph@tons, 100 100000 %; oump
ITO oo@si20 90: three spring wagons, 70 oo@il0. :,
WIRE--Smoo.h wire No. Q. Sc Nos 10 and
~ bHc; lapanned, bsrbed wire. Co; galvanized
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

COMMERCIAL.


pAHlH March 10 Tom oUrow on lmnlf'
laul dfy On 6. lIEt.iy ~ this city. Ihn ghi'
silrR iog, thtTu. tie Great tow m ~ at 7, ~. n
o sifnai tYcEi n any place The fid no.
never produced nciasH Of mon possessed 81
clearer y tHIiuu aud m o. wuclical lu1glnenl
and now. hp'Us ga toe gound, mry .whl mas,
obssfya.luuf ems study from eye sight ANA VII
20 awsy with o. fan Knowledge oi lho ! 't1el
nGllasis thC best ,hlnuiug rolui ana thulr
mariet iu th' flte Tie vi sec ne hnt
siltk peiF thu amplr f-cilihcs iur loodlnr iot
1hlpuCui o. nuy yuint aud ICY WI. ttclm'
acquairiol rltU ihC iu' cr locsied err hls
NE fol the dt.. tr oHlHkc hands with ne pro
ducCr and ihis Couy nuou hnuEs ihH'
abou' Tho rftrc men VIII low nal.
thtmsc'y shrsh.d e.. the TN D. OF Whist ih sfll
aud "a lish. tlu' Dallas has greater hank fr'
sources, heavier st els OF goods al pl,u 20
their service ugd BOO fact !. Their proper htth
qua ten. Mruy nf The weulthlcst cat lemcu fc-
side hrtu rra ,'il ihHfc are many WHO hay
ntvtf before lgt az opportunity OF observing
care uty the a. yauiagos Dallas has ioollef auh
that upulf unity has ~ las arti ed. tn. Hth'
AtDwil tlLc every y. sci IL mean OF placins
the uufh fhuly betcTl these tcuuomcH Asu WI
report every DEE u % he business here, IN 4
der a. aid them 10 their Investigations Toe
attention Of She sioDkmol h respect ully Invited
10 the commercial department u l. hop d
they will Csit wnnv note the stock reports when
arr dctnilt wish rftst rH'r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

The hide business OF St. Louis Is not one OF
the least important branches of her commerce.
In one week, right In the dull season 1.-THE year
a single week. sales show seven carloads OF
green hides of different grades and 2i9O0 hides
OF assorted Varieties of which 5000 were cx-
ported direct.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
wOOL-Mexicsn, free Of burrs, lln1Sc Mex
lean improved, 14dsl7c; coarse. i6eslsc coarse
medium, 1Sel9c; medium, 10000; fne medium,
dillon, 14@22c bury, 1000 per pound less,
according 70 burrs.
HiDE5-Primc plump 1ints, 20 lbs and up l6c
per n; seconds, plump fints, 20 lbs and up, l3c
err ID; prime light and tips. 13e per ID; culls,
nils and s,ass, bose per ID; dry sailed, 9@llkc,
ccording " condition; green salsed,G &c.
ibc; seal skins, l5075c sheep pelN, ~ per wool.
20ds65c shearlings, 10tt15c
rALLOW-Prime tallow, 6c tAllow grease, 80
$40: grease yellow TO brown, l05o
bKEsWAx-Phme yellow. 2cc: dark and aduI
toateh. B02op
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
NEW YORK, March 10. Following are the
- -.,ai..t - ali IIai.ad s.ataa r.atts.

Exports at all United States ports this
week: Great Britain. 16. 22l: France, $685.
Continent. 3.765. Stock y all United States
ports: Friday, 05,64i; yesterday, S96.c66.
o.. LOUIS NARKBf.
Sr. LOUIS, March 10-Fiour In good
southern demand at unclaimed prices.
Whes, lower, mo- much tradin,; No. red
81. 10 IL to 81 Is 1.2 cash; ti.10 Is. March;
81. 10 3-s, April; Sill Is to Sill May;
81 10 is June: ST OF 5-s July. C,rnlower;
only moderate trading; 1855 to 4s 81. cash;
ls 10, March; As rs April; 50 to 30 l-2
Nav: Oils June. Oa,s dull 81 q
lower; 1914 10 SO 3-s, cash; 80 f-2, April
IS i-S TO IS IA, May. Whiskey steady: tl.l6
Corn meal active; 81 so. Provisions Glow;
only small JOB and other order trade. Pork
1887 1-2 Bulk meats Long clear, 3 10;
short rib, 0 20 to 9.25; short clear, 80. Ba'
con- Long clear, o 80; short rio, 8 7-e: long
clear. 10 1.s. Lsrd quiet. 0 20 20 Is. Cat.
tIe-R-ceipts. l. 800. active and firm Tor al
grades; Exports. 90 so to u; good TO choice,
IS 80 TO 50 40; common 70 medium, 20 10
1878: ,tockers and feeders. to-
IS IS; corr-ied Texsns. 50 70 ".
Hogs-R Receipts. 20 900; active and strong;
i,sh'. So rs % s6.6n: packing. 1885 n 80 30;
heavy, <o.sv " ss.-S. sAs~v-Ai~essvss'l
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
LumnnK AND BUILDING MATERIAL,

The lumber trade continues active aud
prices aye unchanged. Another important sale
of pinc lrnds was reported on yesterday, con.
,isunr Of l0O0O acres IN LauRl,do county Wis
dousin, 40 s per acre, amounting 90 $4,000
The fule was made by J. - MundRy. Of VII
Transport, Ponuylyonla 20 BARLEY Breen, ol
Menomincc Wisconsin, The laud being located
near the head waters of the Pine River, liihu
my 70 The MenOminee fiyor Tho land coutfins
h0,QO0CQl feet or pine, and was originally bought
Ia 1875 from the government at 81 % per acre.
This II n fair illustration OF the enormous i'd
vance IN pine lands within ITO last twenty
years.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BTOEE--At ,ne Dallas qunfries, 80 per cubic
foot; lloi9r iound@ton; Ito for wall Snd $50 FOR
LuMBEe--Yo Yellow Pine. rougn, 2 90 Dor 100
over a foet % per 100 presi siio finishing
clear, 2s0 common, 225i y ceiling, % ogi coll
rs per 100; Hx3 dressed, 200 per 100. siding,
70 per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 3 90 per
Loo idinR, b0i = ceiling. 800; . ceiling, 3 90.
ceiling, ist common, %; ?nd common, 7bi
siding, 1T common, 2 75 AID common, 2 80.
Ooinn,-u fnnV-. | 80 saeh, 25g6 70 N " else.
sIiINGLEa--Nell GLOW p,0a tofei 20 ,rhie
l'ne, : toef5 90; oypsess' no. l. co. No. .,
FASTER rARls--pcr barrel OOai 80.
CEMfGT FLJEs'-t roh, ass mgo, 900 .
sn S la ia 55 SSSS c sOD ds P 5o. s 1'N
DBhIN plpH--a Inch. loo p.s 1906 NgoN, 2)c,
mob. AshU mol, AZ. 9 iran, 300
MIXED pAiNTs--Roaly for use ana ~, Uod.
oTs, 25 pay at ~ ihg tasted ans sWsi-
dard mslos ofO OF sale " Ifiias dealers.
WHITE LEAD-siflcjY pdre, G 1886 IS.
WINDOW GLAsS--sxlo 20 l0xi2 8 or i0xii
10 1ix2L $780, i6x2i 10 20x2s 9TS, less 40 percent
LINZ, oopesed, hur,in . o. per hsrrsf bup
] SO DpnWor Ger 'Dts, 700; psI herfn', ~
Dall,l IA i1lt. 20o: Tor hnfha, 'l0.
HAIh--pof pound, SO obo.
POgTa.-- Cedar, ~ 80 Bots d sro. 1il
LATH5--s % per Loo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

Oranges and lemons are selling readily at the
recent adv snes and dried frnits and nuts are In
improved demand at unchanged values.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GREEN APPLES-4 00f5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almcnds. &c per pound; Brazil t5@
l6c; hlberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, lSo per pound;
chestnuts Imported. none on the market pea
nut. Tennessee red, l8&l1G choice white, i2kG
cocoanuts, 60c699 20.
CALIFORNIA PEARs-5 1906 % per box.
oRAN0ES-LouisianA per barrel, II coo
Is 10 per box, So valencine. per case OF 40.
LEMoNs--sicilv. 500 per boz; Malaga
5 CO.
DATEs-In trails, i01l2c
BANANAS COCA 90 per bunch.
0RAPE0-MAlaga, COOS 10 half barrel
SWEET POTAT0ES-0n the str eete, r6d,
7 10 per bushel; yellow, %
ONIOHS-New. 90 per barfol.
POTATOES srr~siel, loo.
CABBAGE-New.2 Is % 6oper dosen. or 80
GHf0s kNs wequote II ooss 50 per dosen;
turkeys zoe
EG0e l0c per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western. 2os2,r cooking
t3nIafr country. q S5J
sxUKR KRAUT--Barrsla II 90 half ibarels
9 50.
Naturalization layer. new per box. . Or
bRiED PEAcHEs-UnposIsd 20 peeled iac
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
Cure Tor Piles

Cure Tor Piles.
Piles ore frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight IN The bach. lo.ns and lower part
Of the abdomen. oaueiag the patient 20 sup
pose ha has soma affection OF The kidneys
OF ntighhoiing nrganr. At times, symp'
tomn oi indigestion n'c present, 40 natu-
lency, uuessness OF the stomach etc a
moisture, like pefspifsuon, producing u
very dieaRfeeubls iicning, after grtiing
warm, b. very oummOn attendant. Blind,
bleeding aud itching piles yield at once to
the application OLD Bosanko's Pile Rene
DIV, which acts directly upon the parts
Affected, absorbing the iumors, ellaying the
intense Itching, aud riIeoting n permanent
cure. Price 90 cents. Address. The DR.;
Bosanko Medicine Co.. Pique; Ohio. Sold
by w. ii. Patterson a. Co., Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

-cycra % tho,o ca ueIlts nre ur IA oslan
/ s.mrus If San franc roo concerns Tso
yc.N rro ihosc Interested In this indu'ir
found tho hnsnfts ip bU of sulclrrt lmgoft
aIcs leo warrant the sfiHh'i shmtnt ~ 81 paC, or.'
exchange. 10 continued IN upcmiiun I n
year und a halt uirishing th,u 10 the Il '
'imD stsNtilrs0i the amuunt ~ fruits came
iuu a year DIVIDED Interests, however
nave led 90 q mod iicAtion of Tie organization
ana ~ the member. "a. logger make folurns %
eir output, reliable AVID certain nguies Of la
cars y|cli are wanting, TIE above o'timntti
having taken their llRrC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

pallns- X c,irt, tI.dns atc carload corn,
. cars oats aHd ear ~ 81 ~ corn Una Oa,s
khImt mo ait cans corn hnd car trau, No'
son rec ips To- very llpht atnin.
ST Louis Gfniu &, nominal FIR March ana
mark down d cent. For de- livery IN MHl
whehtis IS IN; corn b. is up Hud oats J. cent
Oh Thu pf 'ts ARE, wheat, u ii 1T corn on d-S
and oa,s 30 10
Chlcaso- or iin-During the morning session
beer Influence rot wen 10 and 3 rices begin 10
drop. Reports were vel circulated ca Culita'
TO depfess. II was said that heavy order re-
cevod from New orleans for Hour were coun-
termanded ANA thatan - pecied export demaud
frcm Germany had been lost ~ close May
wheat so III ui Qjh To 9jit, which l. regarded ~
the bottom. May corn closed nj 5G'a which f.
q under lssi cal seiurday. Rec.irH %, OF gi.in
I7olob: eats, sii73 shipments ore: Wheat,
590O9; corn, IN O2G: oats, 5i7sG.
rnkAl --NnO.oe, 10 meoluu. low sra c, 9Oi
Hiaaragtg. ~ 65C-
RYK~Soniaal =, ooc; porthein, CSC
BARLkY-I0lEi5c.
GoRN-New' IN shuct, $50 shcllol aad
OATS Choice. ssc; sacked - hlgher.
FLoUE--ralcul 70: early breakias
80 cream s0ds 3 CO . 10, pure creem, p
Todd Enls. patent 90 Union, 10; PrG!rl'
Flower. on; star. Choice. . is
BRAN-Ai mills, soc; IN store. 0oc.
COREMEAL-Fine holted pei 100 pounds.
HoMIYY AID GRIrs-s 60 per barrel.
FEED-Chuppt. o..n per 100 POUNDS, y
choppo1 corn ana oats per 100 pounds, Id
corn brpn peg l0l hounds, 400
GRAHAM FLCUE-fer 100 pounds. 500,
HAY--Dark. { COOS 00 brigLS 10 w irou
stores, vraifc, baleS, dark, S co. bright
ii 90 blight fTeo on board car II on
dsvt- A ~.
NILLET sRED-65o: German laillc' TIC
In forecas ling the future course OF The markets
forbreadstuiis factorof consideTabe.impo
n tne -. ,.e r, ..l. pI uaA, ~ ,n. ~ : ="
That traffic and thc leading industries IN nearly
every part Of the world are ~ usually depiessec
In consequeyce of oyerpIOducliou ana by gnikes
must bS admitted The purchasing ability Of
the great mass Of con umefs i therefore very
much restricted. TIT buyers OF breadstniis
the An1rican market 30 export. I'M ess they
eucce d. IN purchasing NJ lower prices thai
those now current have bus mail chance OF q
pfo1,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

We recommend Csrtor'6 iron Pills 20
every woman who 10 weak, nervous ar d
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips cold bands and feet, and
who are without strength or smbitlon.
There are the cases for which Carter's Iron
Pills are specially prepared. and this class
cannot use them without benefit. Valu-
able Tor msn also. IL metal boxes, st 80
cents. Sold by druggists or cent py mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

A Fine Hair Dressing.
Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and
IN also a preparation uuequalled for tho
eradication OF daiidruif.
The anperiority of Bnrnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists ia their purity and great
strpnpth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

Attention Is called " the advertisements
of Mr.. Kane Shields ia another column, who
Is Acknowledged as one among me most ao-
complished decorative artists In the coun.
try. He keeps full stock Of al goods In
hrs line, which he offers nj Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention TO house
decoration. The HERALD can assure It's
readers that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt Ia ell his business engagements,
and az ono with whom II is always pleas
urs to transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
LIOTJoRs.
Kentucky. Tennessee and Ohio WHISTLES show
IiOht advance

Kentrcky, Iehheskee thd OAiO WnlsKNb buU"
light advance.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
ALCOHOL 10 per gal, a. per high wines.
WHIsKY-Rectifed, COOL so. a. per proof
sour mash, one year old. so two years old,
1909 CO. three years old. 25o2 so; fancy. ex.
w w IN IN Gases 5 Co.'s o. per quail
ity; Cata aba, per gal, s0c@l go Peri, oo94 o9l;
Sherry, per gallon, ooel co. MADEIRA per gal
lon Cos 90 yhise vine In easss g S SSs, e. ~
Heidsick, In basket % 60982 80; Krug, In bes
ket 70 bo@s2 90 Dou Dsuc champagne. COO
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, II 90
pinta u so .dudweiser. own sise. u so pints
ID 60 Erlaneer beer. 7nArta 10 pints - 20
tee hacf. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
QUEENS WARE.

oU0rb ~toEs TO-DAY.
ASSORTED CRATEs-lo o0075 90
TUMBLgRs-ssc " 50 per dozen; Goool o.
per boz; geelsis s,,S % per ss, e do>,. N
LAMPs-B. H.. 2 90 q. H.. so lamp ohm
nee m rev hon asnrfc, cakx lsmr< " 0
gRFN~p CHfS --inc srarcs
s1skLknu 0<SUDs-o.U pa =.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
PROVISIONS.

Pork products are evidently too high for spec.
uiGtors 70 buy, while the stocks are TOO light
and the conditions OF the trade too bullish upon
it's present merits 70 invite FREQ short.sclling.
Packers seemed 20 be Indifferent about the
coursc OF values aud expressed but little inter.
est IN the changes made They own shout all
the sicck.. and whenever they feel disposed to
exercise their power Hre In position 70 control
the trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

The Rev. Geo. II. 7fhnysr. OF Bourbon,
Ind., says: bath myself and wife owe our
lives to sbiloh's Consumption Cure" Sold
by J. M. House, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

400; scarce ard firm; common TO fair, s3 to
t3. 90 mrdium 10 good ~ 20 10 vi prime
b iaucy, 81 50 To 50 bh.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11

The want OF a re-
liable diuret c,
which VIII le act
Inv a. n stimulant
OF the kidneys,
neither exciles nor
irri,aies them, was
long since supplied
by Ho stette r. s
Stomach Bittsrs.
This fine medicine
exerts the requisite
degree of siimuia-
ton upon these or
gans without pro-
cucing irritation,
and Is, therefore
far better adapted
for the purpose
then unmCd dictated
excilants often 20
sorted 10. Dys-
pepsia, fever and
re ull ured by II.
Dealers generally.
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THE annual report of the provincial fisheries
xsfor 1897 has been Issue by the miuister of ma
zine and fisheries, aud the total value OF the
products was 41T 2i5,675, divided as follows
Morris tribune., 1884-08-13
A Juror Who Would Take no Risks

General Thomas Harrison, who was
commander of Texas regiment dur
inc the war, and known by the boys as
the ..Jim Town Major" was soon after
the war elected Judge of one OF the dis
tricts of Texas. Shortly after his cleo
ton he visited one of the counties IN
his district for the purpose OF holding
court, and on his arrival in town i'm
paneled q jury consisting OF eleven
white men and ono negro. About the
first case called was one against par
ty for murder After hearing the ev-
idence, arguments of counsel and
charge of the court, the jury started
down stairs to consider their verdict,
the colored juror happening to be in
the rear. Following them was the at
torney for defendant. At the head OF
the stairs (and in hearing of the col
ored iuror) the attorney was asked by
friend how he thought the case would
be decided. The reply was: Il think
the defendant will be acquitted or the
Jury will be hung" The jury went
down the steps and out in the yard,
and, upon, looking around, the colored
member was missing Upon investiga'
ting they saw him making 2:40 time in
the direction of the brush. The Sheriff
was called, and, after vigorous pur-
suit, Mr.. Juror was captured and
brought before the court and asked why
he had run away. His reply was: ''He
had heard gentleman say if the man
wasn't cleared the jury would be hung,
and as he hadn't done nothing he
didn't want to take any chances. -
Yenu0o (N " Spectator.
Morris tribune., 1884-08-13
Natural Phenomena in Dakota.

A letter dated Arvillo, Dakota, says:
"Although mirages are common here,
especially in the winter, some three
weeks ago one was seen riVal1lng any
I had ever beheld. 1t lasted from sun
rise until noon. In every direction
there were constant changes, one min
ute objects seemed inverted, barns,
houses, fences, cattle, and in fact ev-
erything visible on the ground appear
ed above US. Again they would spread
broader and further away, and again
come quite near. Objects far off were
brought to sight. Last night we had q
very beautiful and singular sunset,
just as the sun disappeared below the
horizon the western sky was one flame
of red gold and from the sun came
far more brilliant flame; in fact, a
broad ribbon of fire entirely distinct
from the general color. AS night be-
gan to settle down, hues OF green and
blue appeared, producing something OF
an auroral effect. will not worry you
with what at best would only be a tame
description, but will tell you of the last
wonder. Often have l heard people
speak of wild nights and wild effects at
sea, but two evenings ago occurred the
widest scene ever saw on land, At
this season the prairie is one vast plain
of snow-a level white which at times
is CHASTITY. The moon was not quite
half full and was about two hours from
setting, and the heavens in that quar-
ter were black with clouds. From the
moon, up and down was q ribbon OF
light, and on each side, at equal dis
+ances, were two more light sundegs:
MANY persons went out to see the sight
and returned with a tremor of fear!
On the morrow came a heavy storm. "