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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
POLL PREJUDlCES.

| The recent utterances Of the rcknowl-
edged leaders OF the republican party in the
sen ate aud the house of repre- ser tativss in
the discussion of the Danv lie and Copiah
riots and the FITz JOHN PORTER r,liei bill,
| plainly indies tss the policy 10 be pursued
in the approaching national campaign.
An appeal to the political pre- iudices OF The
people Is TO be made instead Of di pes
siona'e, CO I'm and prat cal array of facts. "
does net mater what the issues may be or
where the dividing line between the two
great political parties may be drawn, it is
to be tho same cd policy Of hatred, misrep.
resentation and the ravval of the issues
tha have long beer stt'.ed and buried. The
question of tariff, the one great living ques-
| ton of so much moment to the masses OF
the American people, is to be lost sight of
and the old issues OF the war are again to be
forct upon the attention OF the vot1is. Mr..
EpMuNps and Mr. SHERMAN oct ived the
policy last week in the senate which
WAS taken up in the house by KIIFER,
H spBURN and other lesser lights OF the
part y and hert led througout the country.
Asthe next election promises to be
clost ly and holy contested, it is indeed a
m after OF regret that great and success
full party should adopt aud pursue such u
policy. There kindling of the animositles of
the past aud the revival of the bitter ha-
treds engeudered ny cid aad al most forgot.
ten issues, ret. rds the growth and prosper
ity of our country and creates q spirit of
discomfort and anxiety in the minds of the
people. The fraternsl bonds of union be-
tween different sections Of t1e country are
torn osrnder, and friendship and esteem
gives place TO intense hatred and narrow
preindicss, The reputl can party has
never catered a nationsl CANVAS since the
close of the war without appealing to tho
pornicious and vi, lent passions OF the peo-
nj. Living issues are kept in the back
ground; street tracss is magHified into o
santon massacre; the col r Inc isgraphic.
lly pictured, and the great issues
that sbouli OF riabt dim the
att ,nli,n OF The people are studions'y lost
sigh of. The republic IN leaders know tn'l
well that should the live issues Of the day
be c.lnly and dispasson,t.ly argued and
presented to the people, the downfall OF
their party wouli be swift aud certain.
Hence it Is, that Mr.. sHsRMAN, Mr.. MA.
II. Eg Mr.. KEirER and Others have adopt
Ell uch policy and have stuck the Key
,o.e of the approaching campaign. But
The people are growing heart ly sick OF
such courss and are fixing their seal of
condem nation upon this blood-and'thun-
der business, and the indications are ct
present that the republican party will sink !
ieep into the mire Of It's hl b and the pow
.r they have h. Id 80 long will pass into the
osnds Of party more 10 sympathy with
The wants and wishes Of the people.
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Miscellaneous Foreign News.


WHOLESALE ARRksrs.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Fso. S.-Wholesal, sr-
rest, Of persons merely suspected Of social
I'm are being made.
AyPaIRs IN ToNoUIH.
PARIS, Feb. S-Otlloisl dispatches froEi
Tonqu,n amour CO tho rebels In the prov
ces Of Namdinh and sontsy have been
dispersed with heavy l,sses. The r0Dtl
leader, De Doc. Was wousded and toek
refuge ia BsCninh. Between 40 and 5O(,
rebels we're ,l.in. The gunbost Perceval
destroyed nests OF the pirates at SsvslDw
ard Fow Taiusov. ki ling and wOupding
many. An excellent feeling prevail, at
Hue. The king has appointed two del
gates to assist Admiral Courbtt In pac ~
ing the country. T, l.Rra, h connection b :
tween Hanoi and Paris is expected to be
completed by the I5ta.
oRpERED To EXTEND ITS SPHERE.
PARIS, F.b 8.-rDe French naval d.
vision OF the Levint has been ordered to
extend the sphere Of IFS action TO the Red
Sea and western portion OF the guilt OF
Oien.
sHIPBurLDERi' STRIKE.
DUBLIN, Fru S.-rnree thousand ship.
blu liers ut Bel asst have struck.
oMiN0Us.
LONDON, Feb. Silt. en- thousand strik.
ing wasvers at B ack nurn lat night
marched through the 'tr.ets toward the
house of manufacturer with the intention
of hanging bin in .ffigy before his resi-
dente. The crowd refusing to dispense, the
police charged the procession and during
the melee several persons were injured.
Affrrs are beginning t, assume a serious
aspect The police tslssr,phed to Man
cne.ter for assistance, which was sent and
order was rest)ied.
THE ALTERNATIVE.
ST.. PETER.BURa, Feb. 8-Foreigners EN-.
pl1yed upon railways have been notified
tnst they must bs nuturaIiz.d or dismissed
at the expiratan Of three months.
FRANCE WANTS To CHIP IN.
LONDON, Feb 8-fhe French ambassa'
dor in a copi. renne with the British foreign
secretary offered the cooperation of the
French forces in Egypt, proposing that
French troops be landed at Suskim and
march thence 10 the relief of KhArtoum,
the ultimate settlement OF the Soudan.Ques-
ton TO be lett to conference OF powers.
Earl Granville has reserved reply to the
offer.
BAKER PAsHA ..EoALLED.
CAIRo, Feb. 8-i5 has been decided
send TO Suakim, Saturday, three British
officers serving in the Egyptian army, to
form q battalion OF 900 picked black and
Turkish uOops to holt The place with EGG.
lsh marines. Baker Pssha ard the rest oil
his forces ut SusRim have been recalled.
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A Strong Team.

n bUTOhB Ac0hs
Messre Murdock and Baldwin have re.
Gently tittet up the most elegant retail and
prescription drug store in north Texas, re.
plete with all that is embraced In such 4
bu siness. Mr.. Murdoch has long been
cpnnec,e I'd with the old hrm Of Williams,
Toiliver Il Walker. and Is identiti d with
the retail drug business Of Dsliss. DR..
Bald win is we'll and favorsbly known
throu ghout north Texas, and recently con.
n cited with the Wholesale establishment OF
Crowdus. Bsld ~in 4 Williams Their stock
Is com plete aud fresh (irom W. Fl. Schi, felin
A o., end McKesson q Robbins, New
Ymk) and thew defy com petition in prices
and Quality. They handle the largest and
best assorted stock Of the noted DR.. Edward
Souihb's 6uid extracts and chs micsls to be
found in the state Of Texas, and guarantee
tn use no Other In ply sioians prescriptions.
Their stock OF fancy gOode. such ~ COLONIES,
extracts, pOmades. powder boxes, Puh's
teo,h and bar brushes combs. face and
tooth powders. ETC., 10 con plete and not
excelled In any drug store In the oity.
Give them trial ct their beautiful store,
No. $40 Nam street.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

TIE HERALD tees grateful to its coDtem
perary, the Gas site, for m any kind notices
of one Of its proprietors. In It's issue OF
yesterday was the icn1wing: ~ is to BE-
regretted that the Houston Post put out an
aspirsnt for the com is ,ionership in oppo
sition to COLONEL ELLIOTT. Tue Post is q
new convert TO democracy, and is known as
O eth OK and thiu" organ ct the governor.
Both modes'y aud ptlcy shoul have sup.
press its candidacy for any favor at the
hands Of either the governor or party. 1t
looks as if it wanted psy Tor its services or
had become dennc,stic for flee. II, rs our
Anstin special stated yesterday, CoLosrL
ELLIorr is de Gated because of this ectit n
OF the Post, the ] ,ier paper will gain moth
ing by its courre."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
JOSEPH O. s. BLACKBURN, senator elect, IL

JOSEPH O. 8. BLACKBURN, senator elect, Is
o resident OF Vers allies; was born in Wood
ford county, Kentucky, October l. 1888
was educated at Sayres Institute, Frank
fort. Kentucky, and at Centre college, d. n
vile, Kentucky, whence he graduated in
1857: studied law with George b. Kincaid
ESQ.,, at Lexington, was admitted to The bar
in 1853, and prscticed until 1861; entered
the COME derats army in 1861 and served
throughout the war; resumed practice in
1855; was elected to the state Legislature 0.
Kentucky in 1871 and 70; was elected to the
lorty-tourth, forty fifth, forty sixth, forty
seventh aud forty eighth congresses as q
democrat
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

TnE testiU my of an examiner of the dc
partme.t OF ,.tice before tue house CO m
nittes on expenditures in that department
Is 10 the IA ,uner ia which PAUL STEoD ,cH
of Alabama, raised the wind for bis con-
.ressionHi campaign may be a revelation to
the country at large, but to tbs ct'zers o
the secli,n IN which the contemptols cs'.
pet-bsgxec operated. It 10 the old, old sto-
~. aud NOT tbs worst OF the lot, eth /,
AM .''mony is chiefly vslusble as indi-
"a ing sv.-v promising crevice wherein
Ma ePsrsesRh .ert his crowbar and
whole rot en- superstrnctureSa, FEEDER ]
pssroasgs. Ma 6PRISsER ss 70. oishinR
ahs democrats with q superior srtasle Of
oRpeign ammunition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
THE EXCuANGs STARTS TuE BAIL

On the pul erin bosrd OfIhe Merchants
exchange sp.e, red yesterday the following
nntic,. "a meeting OF The nembers OF We
n rrb.n,s' exchange ard ciuE ms generally
1, hereby called 'or Monday, February 10 b,
ats %. az. II the exchange 7 um, % devise
u,nus Tor the p,opsr entertainment of the
members ot rho Cattl, mems convention, u
ne held here March. IL - and Is.
A. OrrESHEIsER, President"
The prNmpt action tnK'n by ihee exchange
10 mot communicable, and civE-ns should
ui.nd rn masre. Da lNs has an oppnitu'
ma [, ever herself with glory, as vel Ms
"a rcap substantial benefit. Put our snoul-
iur 10 lhe wheel and nut IL tnere right ROW.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

WESDklL fBILLirs' lLu.rui was the Gees
sion oi the gathering together OF all New
Ensland's hlerttl and delettsnti. How
his satanic msiesiy's fingers mus, have
rallanvt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
THIS Mnn>IhG,s nLAzE.

About 2:i1 TINS morning the oil ware
house OF r l.. Msrssiis Il Co, stua ed in
the Santa F. yarGs south oi
the depot IVES discovered to be
IN FIRE. The cnlldirg was ore
story frame, la which VS. II red con
s,dera,l, ansnIty az al burned rapidly,
aud wss tat II, consumed. II is be,ievTu
!, have been OF incund'nry origin. The
oss, which IL r,tlrr heavy, could not be
a, h nitely learned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

IT will BIZ q long time before SPEAKER CAE-
LlsLs mods Al COsGBEs.MAS WELLER sgsin.
In i've minutes speech Wednesday he
succeeded in placing himself on record as
the biggest fool in the democratic party.
It was herculean task, but natural quail
ho1tions and al Unlimited supply OF wind
enabled him to succeed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

An Assemblxman Arrested.

ALBANY. Feb ga dispatch WAS receiv
Ell by Speaker Sheard from the assembly.
men attending the carnival at Monhes',
that Ascend lyman Donohoe. had been al
rested nv the Canadian authorities. The
reason is not stated but it IS thought that
the fact that Donohoe had been Fenian
.ader, and was identified vita toe Fenian
raid into Canada, in 1855, is the prime
cause OF his arrest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
TIM repub Iicans are in pickle about thu

TIN republicans are in pickle about the
o utrsgs mill. Several indispensable bot
and nuts are gone, and so far there has OF
been found 10 all the camp smith cunniug
enough to fashion new ones. SHERMAN's
duplex fesolutions will have to be ham
m cred and fled again before they will fit
and MAHoHE's speech has n 1t the tensile
strength demanded of it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

A MIMBsR Raised u non partisan roar Of
Laughter in the house the other day by al
luding to knyER ~ Ibis honorable friend"
Perhaps the speaker was as big rascal as
his frieLd, and the "honor" referred 10 was
OF that peculiar and evanescent nature said
to exist among thieves,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

WHAT is probibltoLP 1T is one of those
questionable quack remedies which be-
levers in legislative cure-alls think moie
efficsoious than rational and natural
methods Of example and precept," ansv ers
the Pnilsdelphia Record. ITO endeavor to
make men temper 10 is like the endeavor
TO cure cough by gueeing the mouth OF
the cougher and plugging the nose."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

THRt~v Va .s.s recovered by the Gayh'ad
Idi.ts non, The wr''k oiihe City OF COL
unns are supposed to have belonged to ca =
ps.- psgsefs, .s there WAS nothing in them
The darh.s oud has n silver lining.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

By reference To the local columns 1t viii!
be been that the directory oil the Merchant,
Ok change have taken the initiative in the
preparation Tor the reception aud ell tsrtsin
ment OF the stockmen. Now let our citi-
xsns attend the called meeting and not only
talk but act.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

FIHIRrY introduced q horid resolution
OF regret at The demise OF WKsDELL PHIL
Lips in the house yesterday. This was
msgn animous, a. PHILLIPS could hardly
have been expected TO do the Same Tor
PIAxlIr II the relative positions OF the Two
IN en- had been reversed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

The best cooks Say that Dr.. Prices
Cream Bsking Powder is the incest, bet
raising TOR pastry. American housek' epers
cay that 1t lshtens and swee,ens the BIZ
cnit more effioien "; the chemists say II il
strong and free from alum, ammonia or at y
obi ctiouaoie drug; the physicians say IL is
nuJricious and bea,th'u'.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

THH tub commit ee 70 investigate tue
Copiah county "outrsees" look vsry much
a. iithey Intended /, make q Junset'ng tour
o, their journey, They hol a session at
New Orleans. and doub less will take In the
carnival at government expense.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Ex.ooEGRGssMAE MUCH, of Maine,
whose attack ON A RoHlTacT HILL rendered
him not ious for briei season last spring
il in Washington begging tor a clerk.
ship or would even serve as messenger
MUCH didn't have far 10 fall, but he il
denied the ground terribly. HILL might
now retort ia the words OF the late NIB.
SHAKksPEARE: 80 MURcH for blocking
NV game: off with bis cad"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

The Queens at society
Are a,so.g tB- sa.rhest advocates OF
brsuiib log S0zndont. Which communicates
20 the ieath the gl's. uiUR whinnr.s Of
snow, arrests their dscsv, renders sphngy
and liberated guns healthy, and bresth
N ,de 'fishsivs By detective teeth ns sweet
az honey suckle. Lsd'es. ye we're made TO
Gap,iyste, make yonI cohquests sure aud
swift, your sm pirs or-r ma q hearts lasting
by iis sovereign aid, The fashion able
world declares there IL pothiag like Il.
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NEW ORLEANS COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The county COMMISSIONER court meets
in regular session Monday, and will cor
slider road mat ers A. provi ed by the extra
session Of the lsg,lsture regarding the
same. They will consider the condition Of
the trestls work OF the Texas d Pacific
road mt this poilt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
No mother shouia De without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures all FEMALE DlsEAsR6,
and makes all women happy.
A Chance for tho Canadian Pnoine.

OTTAWA, Feb. Sit 10 understood the
government has received an offsr from .
svndicsts OF New York capitalists I, take
the Can ,dian Pac nc railroad and comrl Q
u tIouS iur'htr government aid. THEY
also agree TO p'"" no the monop, l. privii-
eye and nav "A y npnn their mat risl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

SrsrpAs ". D,Klr nceltly soli his
halt hisptt IN n New Mexico ranch for
S75o.0Oo. aud great many people are now
OF the opinion that he had nothing what
over to do with the sisrroute frauds.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

SohIBoDr s. Us that lon ooHILTRHE says
he will soon marry bonsIzt MAcSEY's
daughler. Those who feared that MIR
OcHmrEEE's abilities as n liar were on the
wane will now s,e how Rrouudess was
their appfebeasipr
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

No name 10 better aDa moro pleasantly
snd widely knosn than that of Mr.. J. A
PozEoni. For years he has made himself
famous Dy the elegant perfumes and CON-
pie IiOn powder that bears hs name, the
latter having found lis shy 90 the belles OF
Paris, Germany aud LONDON. Every body
tdmfss hesRIy in ladies'. Nothing will do
rJnit 20 produce or enhance IL than use o
POTIonI's pTsp,rAti0ns,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

The postal receipt iu IN, rport IN The
location OF the poe. nee ,snl on ~ The de-
mar msnt a. Washington ~ lns scl0r
saith sssItc' ivri yt,'sfdsy ~ PJCmssisr
BaIr.on and The dseisiun At the d'paH'
IN, mt Il kew ~ H. - o. an cary day,
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SUPPLEMENTARY GALVESTON.

GALvEsToN, Feb. s -[Press.l-A move
ment Is on toos ~ estabh-n an imm'grsn
home in tls CITY. The proposition is tn t
the cit'z as OF q ,iveston shalt erect a su t.
hls cu liipg tor the accommos stion OF ia
migrants, while tina rairAts should AZ
range for its management aud maiLt snsnce
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WILL FIGHcIr TIL COUGH.

Deputy Unit ID states Marshal A j. H.
l,y ra,uroed YESTERDAY from Fl sbor,
whittier he went to run an attachment on
the stock nj Trpaduel' & Jackson, as the
property OF OK & 3 II, firm that recently
failed at that vl,ce TIE writ' in bis
hands wpra in favor OF Ceow, H.rg,dine q
90, for 81 $50, and for N,m berg, Kraus,
l. amer q O.. for 81 psf le, Of st Louis.
Tread W. II Il tack.on h-vs made clam
bond for. "a aud G t l, attached amount
ing to $12 328 80 ard proposs to fgnt It
through IN the oOu't'
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ions sHlINAN > Itaus nlmsvii all over
the America industrial field in another
column Johns Efforts 10 catch vote s's
m frantic a. they IRE futile.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14
AN ENCuRslON PARTY.

An excursion party, chsperonsu by Gas.
ton Mesiier, travel rI passenger agent oil
the Wabash road, composed OF 100 persons
aud made up of business man aud land
seekers from Illinois and the north, were
sIpe,t ID last evening, but the wes- bound
train III, WAS to have brought them had
Nc arrived up ioa - hour last night
TIE d. lay was oec-s'onrd by a wsshou. at
Hawkins, ( sslvr m lee east ~ Mineols.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Mr.. MoRRlsos's tariff bill may have it.
dei,ets but ,he journals Of neither party
seem lbcliH,d to prod II to sny depth The
darn thinr's lotd.d for bear,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

ELsrwHERn " n be found tho text OF the
rad law. lat,lg passed oy the legislature
The attention ofihs commissioners courts
"a especially directed - II.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

NE, portion u ~. ev ,~,s,dsy ms,n'rs
~ ,asnlns dasn ~ it's't IN spsits,ls
dsnndef stts ysi.F L. Iu lldsn. lie
-as asusht ~ SINE NJ the hsiahbofs t,ksn
bsrt home AID ! eksd ~ la . ioom Tor
safe tespins,
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City vs. BOB Hogue, into xicatlon; fined So.
City vs., J. Brown, vulgar and obscene
language; fined u.
CITY W.. 4. l.. Stevens, carrying pistol;
continual.
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In the G,,tl VI u,NthAoR oNfhEoE lht
Chickssaws lo,e vise aud Judent 'Neeu-
tive, and one whose lace WILL not DO 'A'ly
Elat
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Jack Frost.
MIR. j. Green. P. NJ. at North Buffalo, Pa.
states his feet were badly frosed and he
sufIsred also with pains in the head, which
st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain believer,
completely cured
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Tns modern Dlogents proseen'es his
search for an homes, man with safety
lantern,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

Tnas senate passsd nil Wednesday, IL
may plead la eEga'i0H as, dii lack
EAN's xet nsIse. that IL Was "a very little
oarn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

VIII YOU suffer with dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint 6hiloh'r Cure In the
remedy for Il. Sold by Jeff NJ. House.
druggist, Dallas. Tevss,
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: I'll, beauty truly blent whose red and
white, :,
Natures own sweet and cunning hand
laid on,
Pozz ,ni's powder in' parts richness
Making the skin as sof as down.
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wAIl rsfeet wait, JoHs aHrnsis Tor
president. This 10 likely to be Ions 's''
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Whi-ky's Work.

new ORLEANS, Feb. 8.-James Graham
shot and ki!l-d his wife, and then cut h 6
o xn throht II 10 believed he his suffsrin"
ir I'm mental depression from drink.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-14

The Horsford's Almanac and Cook Book
Tire. ms,i>d trss gu apple ,i'oo to tn
r I'm ord Orsmtcsl Works, Providence
Rhode Island.
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Thoss ps'.hs wbo 40 not D,ed iron. but
Who arc lIouhisd With nervousness and
.yspspsis, vii nod IN cartsr's Little Nerve
P,lis . 0ost ossiIsbls sIiiols. Thy are
moslly usd IN combustion with Carsr's
Little Liver Pills, aud In this way ofcn
exert a nos, Dsslesi m OF. Tate Just one
pill 81 ssoh kiud Immediately siitI eating
and you will he Tree from Indigestion aud
dyspsI sic. In vials a. rs cents. Bold By
All lrusais's
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A CRAZY MAN.

A young man on BAst Jackson street,
who l. crazy, created quite sensation 10
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SCOTS Electric
Tooth brushes Tor ssle by Murdoch q
Baldwin, $40 Main street..
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Ponds Extract

Ponds Extract
Ac,s ON the o,us', and by removing tina
-s'roys the disease. Try ths extract Tor
nv pain, ache, soreness or hem orehsge.
NEW ORLEANS COMMIssIONERsHP
The following mi ssagc was sent to the
Governor yesterday:
To his EIcelleney, John Ireland. Governor,
Au,tiu.
The board OF Directors OF the Merchants
Exchange heartily recommend the al
pointment OF Colonel J. +. Elliott as Chi I
Commissioner for the New Orleans Expo
sition.
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D,LL.s, rLxAs Jan l. 1884 Notice Is
hereby given To oil concerned mat n disso.
luton ut the lin ted partner bin betwes Ii
q A. Kss,inp, of Dallas, and George J
Heating. IF Kansas Citv, uodsr the ma
OF y. A. Kssting, will take pace bg mu
{ ial o,nsant, on the Arst day OF February
A. D 1884.
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