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CHAIRMAN BARNuM
Says There Arc s0ns Things in the Re.
publican Party lie Rcniiy Likes.

| 4bU NNhtby AIlACbs
HARTFORD, Conn, May l0.-A reporte
has had an interview with William Il
Bafnun, Chairman Of the Democrat
National Committee. That gentleman talk
ed very freely about political matters an,
In a manner not to be misunderstood
Some Of his talk was quite gossipy. IL
ssked the reporter to begin with, when, i,
his judgment, Divine Providence woult
cesse TO carry the Republican party along
This question WAS too far.reaching, and {
respectful silence was maintained. "Well,
MIR. Barnum eaid, ut Ia possible that the
Democratic party has been guilty oil SO
many Gins that the washing away process
must 90 on alill longer" G-,,It
"As to Chicago, Mr.. Barnum 2" B3
"What will you folks do? For myself,
Ike Arthur. He is not great man, but
ho has had a clean administration
cleanest since Abraham Lincoln. He has
Dimply lot we'll enough alone. Things haye
cured themselves"
. After some further talk he said: "There
are some things about the Republican
party which l cannot help admiring. The
moot wonderful thing 1t ever did was to
formulate the National Banking act during
the war period, and experiment % 1t was,
1t has stood substantially as solid as the
Constitution OF tho United States, without
matcyla! amendment. 1t was a wise piece
OF s!atesmauahip. You could not got such
an act to-day. Congress lacks statesman
ship. A majority Of members in both po-
litical parties make OverythingHubordinate
to their own ambition to hold their Heats.
Thp Banking act has no equal except in
two cases, 80 far as Its solidity and perm
antnce Ia concerned; IL Is like the Bible on
ono; hand and Episcopal Prayer book on
the other. Your party papers are general
ly shrcwder than ours In an exciting cam.
pasgp. ..,.,,=j4.,..Esn. z ..,,i'- ~
1How about the Morrison bill ~, ,y.-
uOi course am glad 1t is defeated, and
Am. only surprised that any Of our Connec.
ticut delegation should have supported it.
You cannot treat the tariff as you would
a price liet o! goods-so much percent, all
in fpguier order" L i.g5, -
But docs not the defeat OF the bill in tho
way in which 1t was defeated, by striking
ous! the ensc.ing clauao, force the issue
yreatly'to the disadvantage Of the Demo.
cratic party? The question will be relega-
led to Chicago" IN
I'VE must take our chances about that.
never give up fight until tbs battle has
begun. My impression is that a majority
d the States will vote at Chicago for the
Jljio PLATFORM"
eWill Tildsn DO renominated
I'll he will stand tho nomination. The
party is for him enthusiastically and ev-
erywhere. With him aa candidate we do
not need any platform. He is platform
n himself. He could run on chip and
be elected" saTfs7g 5la..-. >.D.N-,
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Gr,yr& WAEp were peculiar iirm.
Wsrd being the right hand, Gidn't let
,be Grants, who were tho left hand, know
wha, he was doing. No man ought to put
snrh blind confidence in another. The
uore the matte. ia developed the more
plainly it appears that Ward was handling
yefy ye,iant rnaterial-he was q sort ol
preen.grocer in Wall street. There are
mc.e Of the same kind there, but they gen.
prally sell their customers.
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Fighting form bridge,

MINNEAPOLIS, MIsN,, May lO-The Jour-
naFs St. Vincent, MINI, special Gays
Dean and Wcstnrook, contractors, took
possession Of the bridge over the Red river,
for which they could not ges pay, opened
the draw and took possession Of it. Tho
citizaEp 'eeen.sd il!et Of flat boats and
made an assault and captured the BRIDGE
Many wsre thrown into the river, but were
re escued without loss OF life = - =
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BELLAIR Z,
News About Her manulactorIes and

News About Her MnnplactorIes and
Other Items. - -
The new school buildings are to havelight.
ming rods. t 2lf 80
Pil are being driven at Pinch run 10
strengthen the long trestle Of the narrow
gauge road. = g
Rev. K. Mckallip got home Friday night
and preached as usual in the First Presby-
terian church. lI@l
Gsn. Warner says II can bs relied upon
that the Ohio Valley railroad will be built,
md thiu season. st that. F5as!
p. Brailly Is building a three.story tower
to hiH houss In the Fourth ward, in which be
will have q circular stairway.
O. Rumbsch has inclosed the lot opposite
the Belmont house for garden. The high
fence will be rented for show bill boards.
SAs a, reault Of the new South Bellsirs
switches and the Goblet Works tram ways,
that f.m oflsrs for sale It's mules and wng-
ons. Ss n
The Noble.street sewer has rot beyond the
ho1e.house corner, and that street, th4t has
been blockaded for q week, Is now open to
the Run. ti7 ~
4 Rev.. o. Smith, OF Uhrichsvilie, is an'
nounced TO deliver a temperance address al
the South Bellaire NJ. E. church tomorrow
! eyening. 4 ~ M
Rsv. R, NJ. Brown was absent from towr
yesterday, but bis pulpit at the Second Pres
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stocks aimed at are firm and my iniorma.
ton is that buyers are strong men," An
intimate friend OF Gould informed a 70.
porter that ho. Gould, had recently given
substantial aid 10 many who were crippled
by the late troubles In Wall street, and he
has been a large buyer to-day. lie pro.
nonnced tho ntory Of his lnancisl difficulty
as q ridiculous invention. r.'" ~
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sobae.ved tia! Southern members
,onna in the general welfare" clause Of
,bO Constitution full warrant ier the "loan"
~ q million jolars 10 the New Orleans
Cotton Exposition. Some OF these came
gentlemen find 10 constitutional warrant
a.NlIora ,sIill to protect American indua-
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Nv another psye are aeyeral interesting
communications concerning tho West Viz
oinis University. Tao writer's sre persons
Who " opyh. to know Sha. !hoy arc talking
,hont Thnt iustitniion seems to be going
Jorn hill under q fall head Of s:eam.
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byteran church waa filed by Rev. ]. L. Lay.

oesays h.
The Bsllairs Nail.wofks can work up iron
iaset now man the furnaces can supply It,
nna " q nntil sseel is made regularly, uome inns
10 lost by tho nailers. f'W :
The young ladies Of the graduating class
on on Saturday went 70 tho home u Nils Villa
Wise, one oi the clEs,, and surprised her
then spent the day pIonicking. -
The new time table docs not make much
cnanee IN the time Oh Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
make direct connections with Cleveland and
Chicago. Tho noon express will now rel
here at 1915. and the Pittsburgh tain viii
leave at 1880 A. NJ. The principal chRuges
On the Baltimore l. Ohio will be ior the bsr.
II! OF those uaing the accommodation trains.
Whstling, Mouudsvills, Barnesville and
.anesville will be brought within easy reach,
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: A nnl Outlook ror lIlinoin HLant. ]

y, q HHH V"t'"uH ior ll1iHoIB -" Hoht. v
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, May 10.-The condi-
ton Of the winter wheat throughout ILL
noia May 1st, as reported by the correspon:
dents Of the Illinois Department Of Agri.
culture has just been published. The ex-
hibis arc not encouraging. The reports
represent over 500 points in the State and
indicate that the crop will not exceed 81
percent Of an average yield. In the CEN
tral division Of the State, which mbraces
one,halt OF the wheat area, the outlook is
eighty.six percent as against 81 in April.
In the southern division the outlook Is for
only Is percent OF an average crop.
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,,y,ps Of families will bs glad to know
,,.. llry roods are quoted "qniet."' Some
,i~e, hs dry goods have way Of making
,%;nga mir" urcomlonah!y lively about a house.
Tha ry sn,;sp bonnet ia not the only autocrst.
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Brought Home to he Buried,
" UJs,nfrb IN fhe ftlffilfJfnffr. '.'

GRAFTON, W. Va, May 1.-THE remains
Of Napoleon pouEherty, a former resident
Of Barbour county, arrived. here this alter.
noon from Chicago. Mr.. Dougherty Was
killed in that city by q locomotive as lie
was driving across the railrond track. The
remains were taken to Phillip Tor inter.
mant FaH t-u a.E-'ra4..-g IL --t.l...- .I.. .--. .
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aprym.KroS." S."-No, the teassetsment pole
,,.,,, ,seh the birds OF tho air, but it is
y s'a end ,osa to the patient beasts Of the
s.tI ,I The cattle on a thousand hills won't
'.,a "s ,ba Eop,bon titke. this year.
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DIED.,

KBELING--At Benwood, Saturday. Nav IN
1Sst hARsf x. son OF late E,cde rIcs and KsrhSi
Rbcling, In the l7Ih 5er OF his sge. Ts. ,
Funeral services In the Church OF I.st!c,, pav
Saints at Benwood. to-day at2r.x. Fdeudsoi ,bo
family arc Invited, ! = ~ ~
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,,uy dgnGtp wA.re the Republican
,.. .S| s,sr5s en- tho tariff ques!ion. This
: p'i 10, piyeo the Republican party dead
~, u "III ,hinr on tho White llonsc this year.
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THE RUIN COMPLETE.
GRANT FAMILY LOSE EVERYTHING
U.H. Grant, Jr.h Story ot the Great Pailurs-Hard
run the Bu,lness aud Blsusd all Ch,tks-rhe
Cotniencs They Had iu uls Iuissrlty-A
Rnmor OF Goala'a Financial Dls,reas,

Nrw Yopr. Nav lin on ;r.a,v;ou,
,n nA" oAn' way t.u al ',.'eivle" ,,n.
with reporter U. y. Grant, il, said: THE
Grant family has lost Its entire fortune; the
ruin Ia comple.e. Not on,v hoyo T ,rd
NV to,bor onl ,wo h,o,ho,. D,. ~ .u..,, 49,. 49,.
my ia'nel "n. WV p'o'nefs put 'eyefy cen!
We possessed ihto the hrm, but We invested
large sums which NO borrowed from our
friends, euppos;uv that everything was yo.
IN, a,nr, sn,enJ;dIv or5 ,ho, n," Vs. 80.
.-n ",one or'oA.I' "Nu '.'.' No "sfe
amaeslps great fortune. tral put tho
Sl7500 yearly income on my wiie's for.
tune into the. concern and Than mt ,bs
nr;ro,no,l;, !, r,,.L /. M.. e,..t.-,. E W
"'A..p"t, s.n M 90, 90 M. ~. -mS 'H'aef''n'iHw
loses saoo,0Oo which borrowed irom him.
~ knew very little about The affairs Of
tho establishment, Iofact. the articles NJ
aa,rco,ront a. ~ ~. a., ,.on;I,I M o 49,. A. "
Ward shor,d I,aw % oil p'uueh ,ha ehooss ss' nai;
transact, | nil ,be h".;na.. ''I NJ ryvas Was1 aua
s'' sis,nI .ha. ~" 'i,b BUSINESS, MI. Maru IN.
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,,,,,iI ia n rising man. II Morrison
-, n1ID M,s VA; With him, he would "rias" The
~. ,n,on n[ Kicker as Inst and as high as
Irr,mi,e could carry hin.
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80; > THniig7 roor,tcn,n siree,.

~. r,urron S.sto administration Isn't
'n. lnl = I,ir treatment from the Bourbon
se'''ns lam, "lu III bird that fouls It's
arm nps,"
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.RxLI.BLE SEEDS, that never fall to grow
70 sold by Boyd. No old Atock offered
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd'a.
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Rsv. R, NJ. Brown was absent from town
yesterday, but bis pulpit at the Second Pres.
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Tho large two.atory franc houss at Rem
Fool, q short distance east OF this. city, in
Brooke county, caught fire. yesterday about
2 O'Clock. and was totally destroyed. It was
comparatively a new house, having been
built about three years.. The household
goods were saved. Cause, the old story-a
defective flue. No insurance, as his policy
had only expired 8 short time since. -S.e,i.
bearillc Herald, -g.I 81 -
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swifts Specific e q compl tc sntido.e 70 Blood
Talut, Blood Poison Material Poison and skin
uninor, J. III KsoH SMITH, MI Atlint1 Ga.
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BANK
Tea,uly p,pnhm n, Ones 81 comp,roller
III fIIr- NM Mn.hn zion. Marnn llh. lsat

V',ea,uy p'pnhn n, ofiios q complrpiiei
i ttCiH hcI, Warrington, Marol i'h, Us"
wnTpEAs, ny ssti,iarioy ~ dereo prosealed
b. me n deis gned, IL has b 'nmafu 20 nun2af
that THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ~
DALLAS ~ IA ciy IA 10, ~ "a count
~ Daiia, ~ 4 ktAte Of Texas haH rumplleA WIN
IN he ~ yisl ~ OF ihr ys,a aiuies 81 the
Inlud 5 ate, rgnlrd "a be CON lied Win be-
hiro m = 80 lat, n thal ~ Huih lfiz1d 10 com
M nee Ia buf nose of hHnk'ng.
NV II rinfe l. In i-y Knox, G 'mp'Tnler
IA cur. Il y a. h uhy 9 tliiy thnt 'TliE
AMERICAN NATIONAL DANk % DALI A. .
N h riN ~ ballus m tnu,obny ofnaliw, anl
the sat ~ Tex =, T. anihOr8 a 10 rummtuce
he bu.ins Sob mkt ga. provided 1 3 elton
5itg OF u, RVS 4 Statutes ~ the lnned A.a,ts'
JOHN JAY KNOX,
& mi icr uf lha Currency,
so Nll
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CAUTION.

swiirs Specific is entirely vegetable prcpsr
aUon, and should not be COMPOUNDED with the
various substitutes, q iIeiions, nor.secret hum
bugs Success AlternuS, Q @ etc, which are
now being Manufactured by various parsona.
None OF tire @ contain sing article which On.
[ rs into the CO q position Of 3. y. $ There IL
I'm the world liEe t. TO proven CisaitI and
disappointment be sure to get the genuine
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MEDICAL

al On. tNur4tt ufNA H 30 fkAhuk,
hes inndo ug Ia teruts Tor ~ t'At Teyhs 70
sell hih ncVrf.failinv romcdy 'NapF iii't u
blal Restorative 0f Nitnlli,E' AZ rVninf win
nervous debility. lufs Of mEnhOn4 .uf lln-
dfed diseases should az cres Z 10 rlIa f'f 't ultI
from which Ia learn tho canfg of trs ii7fpsef
above enllonCi' thtn ~ 0rCf tc prrclIr irnm
as or through nS by your dr7fs aicf pfcss
the nGycr-fai,lnR rmody
oRowDra . 2 ASDWTH
wholesale Druggists, b alas, lrAfs
az tnlall ID nn,rnN . nr.Ia 81 ! 4. 1. WYNN "a
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This Yesr.lLsst \ sar.
- -
FUTURES.

CorroN- New York IL of points on tho apet
month and on June. July, November and De-
cember, and peiut OF on all othe 3 Theope IL
METROPOLIS tone is New York's rev rsed, with
prices as previ usly quoted Ira lsaotlons are
smali at either port. In New Orleans March Is
or point September IL Mt yesterdays prices
and all other months are points lower. based
on Yesterdays close.
Csicago-Producs and Proyisions-Wheat ap-
pears to have struck bottom ye terday, when II
broke and sold at q5 "a &c is per bushel. II
reacted at third morning call to-day and mend
ell TO 90 ID cents ami remailed through The
DAYS session above yesterdays losing prices
The highest rrce reach, d to-day was 96 81 NJ d
the close was is lower Corn closed 5-S highe T
at b6b.s Pork and lard both advanced. Pork
closed ~ and 2, IL cents higher at $3.50
and 1872 IL aid lard closed . IL and cents
HIGHER at 80. As and 50 AZ l-2
NfW YORK.
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in tno Mead the vital fuii passing unobserbed
In tho uTlne ~ a many other diseases that loa1
10 Insanity and death. -
THE ENuII-U MEDICAL fNsrITUTn
will agree n forfeit Five Hundred Dollars
cor n case OF this Mind tho VITAL nE5tORA
1--WE under their special advice ard treat.
mont will not cure. or for anything impure or
iuinring found IA ~. THE EN4tJsH mEDI-
,jAI. INSTITUTE treats all Private Diseases
snocc, gfilly without mercury. conHuitatfon
Free. Thorough examination and adyica In.
Guiding analysis o. urine, 90 80. Price OF VITAL
Restoratiyo, si.5D q bottle, or four times tho
quantity, ~. CO. sent 10 any address on recop. Of
price, orc q ID inc G o D. sent witoout "
Us a guaranteed secure from Observation, and
In n private nefne II desired, By tS0Ll5H
WEDiChL INSTITUTE, us olive street. 81
Louis, Missouri. $500 ... -
weston, Texas,
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fused swifgs Specific on my little daughter,
who YVES afflicted with some Hood Poison which
had ~ sisted all sorts OF treatment. The specific
relieved her permanently, ard shall use u In
my Practice.
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llu iiralcd Marua.e 6uidr .to pag0s, r1ta
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in papsr coses.
., ccnts. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhccf. 70
CENTS pamphlet. = cents, securely sss,oa' ~
mall Send money or postage sta npG. Or.
WHITTIER, the Great Specialist 6i7 ~.
f. Ns. afreas O. Louis. ~
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FINANCE AVID COTTON.
FINANCIAL.


IL tho oou'se OF his remarks bo'oro me ways
and means committee In adyocacy OF Ms / {.
per cent hond b II, NJ Potter oi NEW folk u
feror cd /, have said; 'Ihe limo mas COM
whom az l.2 or cent no1n wiz noa, MirMS
aud tho way II Is connected with the hnano ~
system OF our country, nave no uoup. s nh'
the,o bond. would icm-in al par or ,llgnuy
above par:' He II further renofted 10 nave .x'
pressed tho opinion hat the passage 81 MS MI
would be foil Nv a by the funding OF me ehllfe
bonded debta Ia per cent AZ last az lhs ues u,
~ could u meas 30 y the preni uu on we o. q
honda In Nf po tr IN not mistaken IN tue
opInIon that i go ZOO OF Ia per cent
bonds, or abou 10000 OOo more man "a.
amount OF bonds now sned by tho national
banks, an DO sold ana main ained ~ par men
against his scheme pretty niue, dlfapptMs
Even In that Gaze, howey.r the question: wOu q
reniuin why the aw should make TIE new londs
moro valuable TO the natinna, banks than
other holders b. rcdu Ing tho tax on srcula.
lion onc. hall, and by providing Ia effect inst
tho bonds held by these backs shall Ln me lhs'
10 be redeemed But wheie Ia the evidc &c
that tho general marko, outside OF these instl,
tatlons will as,pib and man tain 300, COZ ooO
%r. Pot.cfa mo doubP for it, but
have We anything more2 Have holders OF ef-
failing bonds OIL her than national bankers sign.
ned a willingness to accept y. per oc,ison ne
terms proposed by Nj Pot err Mr. Potter has
not said SO, Aa1 'h,rs is room for doubt
whether II Is 40. It's III seems t,at Mt 10y er :
scheme would simply provide bankers bond
which would be In We y slight general demand
At par, and which would be guile likely To fal
below par In case OF a bank panic. or In case The
country should bee me- invoFv IN war ana
II seems 10 DO The wis course 10 IN AXE me uni.
form rate per cent so as 10 secure bono not
likely to fall below In the general market
Is not 10 make the g ; more valuable TO national
bankers than to other holders.
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TaS GREAT BNGLlSH REMEDY

lisa never falling tomb
FOR Nerv, ~ cbidu
exhaust Il vitality, gcni.
lnal weakness. sper..
matnifhma, l. q \ +
MANHOOD. lripoion-
Cy, Para sci Gu4 III lhx
trrible effects OF self.
Abuse, youthful follleA
eudcxO, ssos In nsturol
80 rrs-such 10 loss Of
Memory, lassituio. Moo.
tuinal Emissions. Ayor-
sion a. soCi ~, DIM
.ass 81 W. .v lf,faax
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sBid. ASKED.
Tors-0pened: New York, quiet and sieadv
New Orleans ste ,dy; Liverpool, duh Closed
New York, duh: New ORLEANS. dull; Liverpool
outlet and esdy.
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Our treatise on Blood and Skin DSesHs
mailed FREQ 20 applicants.
awrFT aPEOIFlC 40. Drawer 2, Atlanta. 90
New York Ofioe l59 West 23i street
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InlSs0 came from the north 20 take charge Of
nfter tho overflow, which occurred IN tho spring
following / was yery much exposed 10 malnriAl
poison, aud IN 1888 found my blood 30 contarni.
nlted with the poison that was forced 10 give
up business. / wa treated by the physioiane
without relief. My trouble finally determined
IN an sbscess OF the liver, and nearly every one
(my. elf included thought was doomed TO die
vlsed by friend TO take swifts Speiinc and I
took II iust M drowning man would catch az
straw but as soon rs my system got under the
influence OF the remedy, the abscess came 10
fifteen days after this was M az my work, src
have since enjoyed excellent health.
Every sufferer from malaiial poison should
take Swifus Specific q. q sSoRR,
srpt. Rome Gas Light Company.
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st BAYNh, RN. 1oMFKtNs,
President. Vloe.PTgbident.
x. N. REARDoY. ca.hieE
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Smith. Extract d May Flower,
TheTimcTricd anduniycr'allyAprroyedReme'y
forall Diseases OF the Bladdcrand kidneys
IL Positively Cures where AN
other Remedies Have ran
ed 10 Produce Relief,

"Brlghrs Disease Of n Kidneys,' a fearful
scourgc, which spares neither age, sex nor cnndl'
ton. becomes an incumble disease only Tor tho
want Of timely attention. ltnllowed To work l's
rayagos unchecked until Il has fastened upon INC
ylals OF rs victim no medical SKIN can release lA
hold. II claimsit. prey, and annually numbcrs US
victims by the thousand. \ timely use oil
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively proven, such results. In proof oil
this assertion, we cite lou 10 the numoeri'.' 'su'
monials In our possession, and quote sucn 'Ml'
ncnt authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, oi Sew haN'h'
Conn. and Dr, King, Compiler OF King us
pcnsatory) Ask your own physician u t'esu
names are authorities, and decide Tor y"ufs,H
whether you will sacrifice your life falhcr uai'
surrender your prejudice To AN advertised mea''
cine. Decide now, It may not DE too late
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
&c natures own remedy. It's no vile dccocIion
of nnuseous drugs and dnng,r ous chemicals. May
Flower Is IL modest little llnnt which grows III
New Foundlnnd, IN Pennsylvania ana Kentucky.
tits dlurctic and astringcnt In It's properties and
has frequently been used 20 great advantage IN
plarrhna and Bowel Complaints Of children. IT'S
great inttll, hoWc''I' - ~ hN''''' ~.
| action on the kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thcsys'cm
TO n healthy condition ltpromptly relieves pains
I'm the back and loins. In eases OF weak ana deil
cate females, ia value Is beyond computation
But for the natural modcsty of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials o.
incstlmable benefits derived from It's use.
ASK your druggist for Smiths Extract OF hnS
Flower Read carefully the circular around 'h'
bottle. TITS yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and Life
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by 5, Il. Smith & Bro, CoYihgioi|
Ky. For sale by NIL druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12

Ihnvc hsi remarkable gucccgg with Swifts
Specific ia the treatment ~ Blood aud Skin dis.
eases, and IN female diseases | too. II myself
Tor Caibuncles with hpppy Ell Ct
DO. Q. HLXHY, NJ, ID Atlanta, ia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-12
COTTON.

sror prices are unchanged, and al markets
auiet or dull Receipts are sm Nor by haif at
home ports compared To the same day year
ago. Liverpool receipts are larger than any
previous dav OF the week Galveston received
Sls bales Sales at four ports Wis Liverpool.
New York, New Orleans and Galvest, ~ ars az
Rregately, I6, S27 bales Receipts at Dallas to.
day are one bs,e and no shipmenls.