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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-11-20

Ex-Lieut. Henry Fl. Gorringe, who
engineered the transportation Of the
Statue Of Cleopotra from Egypt to New
York, expresses the opinion that the
Panama Canal will be completed by
1890. lie says the money already ex-
pended is a guarantee that enough more
viii be Forthcoming. He thinks, when
necessary, financial aid viii be extended
by the French Government.
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ASSEMBLY.

II.
Adams and Marquette. w Perkins. r
Ashland, Lincoln. Price, Sawyer and Taylor
John X. Parish, R.
Barron, Bayfield,, Burnett, Douglas and Wash
burn-Charles S. Taylor, r
Brown, E. W. Parsons, D.; ?, A. L. Gray, d.
Buffalo-S. d. Hubbard, r.
Calumet-tIn part L Strasser, ID.
Chippewa--H. J. Goddard r.
Clark.-James O'Niell. r.
Columbia. Ferd Schulz, R.; 2. NJ. c. Ho-
Crawford-Thomas Curley D.
Dane-1, William F. Villas. D.: 2, c. L. Buell.,
r.; 8, H. c. Adams, R.; 4, G. ]. ROLLS, r.: ., L
podgemi Felix Lynch, D. 2. John Leslie, D.;
3 andrew Bachhaber. D.; 4, Aug schoenwet
ter, d.
Door-John Filter, D.
DUNN. M. Oddie. r.
Fan Claire-T i. Williams r.
Florence and Marinette-H. o. Fafrehtid,
Fond du Lae-I, Chester Hazen. r, ., 5. b.
staunchfeld. r.; 5, a. schmidelkafer; d.
Grant,, J. v. Holman, R.: 2. William J. Nc
Gov d.; 3, Rufus M Day. r.
Green-I, D. II Morgan. r. .. F. W. Byers, R.
Green Lake.. J. Brayton, r
Iowa.. G. G. Cox. r.: 2, J. b. Huse, d.
Jackson-T B. Mills, r.
JefTerson-I, G. r Field D.: 2. s. A. Craig, D
Juneau-E. Hart, R
Kenosha-Andrew Patterson. r.
Kewaunee-J E. Darbellay, D.
La Crosse-Charles Linse, r.
La Fayette-1. john Mason. B.: 2, Charles
Manitowoc-I, Joseph Mueller D.; Q, John
Robinson D.; 3, G. +. Estabrook r.
MarathOn--S- kTOnenWetIeT. u
Milwaukee, Hugh Ryan, D.; 2 George Pop
pert ID. (; g. NJ p. Walsh, D.; a, +. w. Pierce, r..
s. d. d. Hooker, D.; g. John Ie Grand r.; 2, J.
e. Friend, R.; 8, Frank Hoeder, D.; 8, GotttrIed
linden, D.; 10, Charles Elkhert T.; II, Fred l.
Serring. R.; IL, James lie Mont, r.
Monroe-i. William H. Blyton. r.; 2. Levi
Wallace, r.
Outagamie and Part of Calumet, Leo Ham
mel, D.; 2, William f. cirkel. D.; g. William
LamuIe, ID.
Ouzaukee-J J. Race, ID.
Pepin-Y w. Dorwin, r.
PIERCE. b. Thayer, R.
Polk-Frank NJ Nye. R.
PortaRe-A. w Sanborn, r.
Racine j, Il. C. Kiln, p; 2, Adam Apple, ID.
Observation-Disclosures G Thomas, r.
Rock-I, John Smiley r 2 Pliny Norcross.
R.: 3, J. c. Barthok, r.
st. Croix-Thon as Porter, R.
Sauk--1, Even Evans, D.. 2, A. II. Lawton, II.
Shawano--Ma' ion Wescott, r.
Sheboygan-7 7. c. Sharpe, D.: 2, John Dennis,
D.; g. Henry NTalyoord, r.
Trempealea IA. H Lewis, r.
Vermont, Phillip Boutfieur, R.; 2, Samuel
Sloggy, r
Washington, James Kenealy. D.; 2, F. G.
Schiller, d.
Waukesha-John Stephens, r
Waupacs--1, A. @. Nelson, R.; q A. s. Mellon
aid, R.
Waushara-J s. Bugh, R.
Winnebago-1, Andrew Haben, D.; 2, A. d r.
Kruger, D.; F. c. Hallonsr r.
Wood-E. T. Harmon, r.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-11-20

The last fall of the Emperor William has in
creased the belief that he is breaking MP physi-
cally.
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%Blaine gain, 5.
fBlaine gain, As.
tRlainn rain =

+DidlHe GAIN
THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN COUNTS
The official canvass of twenty wards in
Kings county shows gain of thirty-nine
votes for Cleveland and two for Blaine The
board of canyassers of New York county ex-
amined the returns of the first three assem-
bly, districts A few differences from the
press reports published Wednesday morning
were discovered, but nothing found that will
materially affect Cleveland's plurality as
published. 1t is estimated that Oswald OUten-
dorfer may fall hundreds of votes behind his
comrades on the electoral ticket The room
was filled with politicians and lawyers rep
resenting the Republican and Democratic
parties Committees ON protested and cor
rected returns were appointed, In the can
vass of the First district it was found that the
Democratic electoral ticket was not properly
filed in and that there were clerical discrep-
ancies or omissions. On motion the whole
district was referred to the committee on
corrected returns The board of trade and
transportation adopted a resolution con-
demning Expressions of intiammatory char
acter in connection with the close contest of
the presidential election" scouting the idea
of fraud, and asserting that every citizen will
submit to the determination of the consti-
tuted authorit. g.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-11-20

Fan work all the time or in spare time only.
fhe work is universally adapted to both sexes,
goung and ID You ran easily earn from 70
ANTS to - every evening. That all who work
may test the business we make this nparallel-
al offer: To III who are net well satisfied we viii
itnd 81 10 pay for the trouble Of writing ms.
Fnil particulars, directions, etc, sent free. For
.Ilnes will be made by. those who give their
xhnle time to the work. Great success abso-
utely SIRE Don't delay. Start now. Address
@Tr .SsrDN q Co Portland Maine.
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Chicago, st. Paul,
MINNEAPOLIS & OMAHA,
Chicago & Northwestern R'ys.
rHE sHoRrEsT ANp pEsT Rour

THE SHORTEST AND BEST RoUT
EAST TO CHICAGO. with Dining Cars,
Elegant Day Coaches, and palace Slnok-
ing Room SIeepers on all trains from Min
neapolis and st. Paul, through Eau Claire
and Madison, with choice Of route VIA
Milwaukee. THE CHICAGO, ST.
PAUL. MINNEAPoLIS d OMAHA E'Y
also runs through trains southwest from
st. Paul and Minneapolis to Sioux City
and Council Bluffs, with Sleeping Cars
through without change to st. Joseph
and Kansas City, and is the short, quick
route from St Paul to Dcs Moines. North
east from st. Paul, through trains arc run
to Ashland, Washbun and Bayfield,,
Lake Superior; and from Eau Claire to
Superior City, where connection is made
for Duluth, But this route to Chicago is
what the Managers take pride in, and be.
cause of the smooth steel rail track, well
balasted road bed, the best Day Coaches,
Sleeping and Dining Cars that money can
procure, courteous and attentive employees
and with trains always on time, 1T is
rightly named
THE ROYAL ROUTE"
TRY THIS ROUTE WHEN YOU TRAVEL.
GEO. B. MERRIoK, Agent, River Falls
+. B. CLARKE, T. w. TEAsDALE,
Gen'l Traffic Manager. Gen'l Passenger Ag't
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
wisconsin IsstaNhure.

The following list of members-elect OF tho
legislature is compiled by the Madison State
Journal from actual returns in most dis
tricts and estimates IN the remaining dis
trcts giving the complexion of the senate,
Republicans 20, Democrats Is; assembly,
Republicans 81, Democrats 80, On joint
ballot, Republicans 81, Democrats 81. The
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Binger Herman, R
r. 1-no change.
,--x-.resxrr W A Mt A

Binger Herman. R
R. 1-no change.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Edwin s. Osborne, RI Il. Bound, r.
1. *H. II. Bingham, r. Is. TT. Q. Bunnell. h
2. *Charles 0,Neill, r. 16. *W W. brown IL
A. *W D. Kelley, r. 1s. 81. L. Atkinson, R.
5. *A G. Harrner, r. 10. *W. A. Duncan, D.
6. ". b. Everhart, r. 20. "a G. Curtin, D.
z. II. ". Evans 2. Il. 70 II. Boyle, u.
8. Sd. Ermentrout, D. p. ~. >. Negley, II
9. J. A. Heistand, r. %. 1T. M. Bayne, r.
10 w FL Sowden, ID. "a. o. i. Jackson, r.
IL 81 p Storm, d. 25. A. C. White, r.
IL. II. A. Scranton, r. 20. g: W w Fleeger, H.
IL. &c. n. Brunm r. %. w. l.. Scott, ID.
r., 20; D., S-R. gain, A.
RHODE ISLAND.
/. 81. J. Spooner, r. 2. w. A. Pierce, r.
r., Pho change.
*s P b %ifi D. y I " H 6aTSan ,
s ID d. n. i hiFen. b :. r. smaiis, &
4. w. Fl. Perry. d.
r., /; D., Ono change.
TENNESSEE.
l., "A H. Pettibone, r. s. "a J. Caldwell D.
3. J'R, Neal. D. 8. 81. NJ Taylor, D.
5. j. Richardson. B. 10. q. Taylor. r,
R., 3; d., 7-R. gain, l.
2. -. II. Reagan, ID. 8. J. I; Miller, u
!. I'D. B. Culbertson, D. 10 J; B. Sayres, D.
5. *J.W Thr'ckmrtn, Dill. *S.W. I. Lanham, D.
6. *Olin Welborn, d.
d, IL: d. gain, l.
VERMONT.
/. 81. W. Stewart. r. 2 VIM. w. circuit, R
r. 2; no change.
VIRGINIA.
l. sThos. Craxton. ID. s. j. W. Daniel, d.
Q *Harry Iibbey, r. z &c. I. 0Ferrall, D.
8. SC. d. WISE ID. 8. ~. s. Barbour, D.
4. J. D. Brady r. g. G. +. Trigg. ID.
5. Sc G. Cabell, d. 10. y. r. Tucker, d.
r ., d. 8: d. gain, 8.
WEST VIRGINIA
l. sNathan Golf j.. r. 3. J. w. Davis, r.
2 sW Il. Wilson, d. a *Eustace Gibson, D.
r Q d. 2; r. Gain, /.
WISCONSIN.
/. IL. B. Caswell, r. s. *R Guenther, r.
Q rs. S Bragg d. T. o. B. Thomas. Il
g. r. NJ La Toilette, r. 8. *W. 7. Price, r.
4 Nv Van Schaick. r. 9. sIssac Stephenson, r.
s. sJoseph Rankin, ID.
r :. u. 2: r. gain, 4.
Total Republicans. .147t Republican gains. IS
Total Democrats .I7s Democratic gains. -. 8
Democratic maj. -. 3lfNet Republican gains %
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/. rrw MORE co1rNrnrs

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE county returns
canvassed to-day show the following result:
RIoina CIavaIapd
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2.
r. 3-No change.
NEVADA
William Woodburn. r.
r. 1-R gain l.
l. *Martin A. Hayne. R. z. Jabob H. Gallinger, H.
r. 2-No change.
NEW JERSEY.
I George Hires r. s. %Wm. w. Phelps, H.
q James Buchanan, r. g. Herman Lehlbach, Il.
g. Robert s. Green, d. z. *Wm. McAdoo, d.
a. James N Pideock, d.
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GsI!sga md ss.PalI : Nilala5lGs

! II also operates the best route and the
obort limo hof,raeu
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-11-20

. Tor the working class. Send
a10 cents for postage, and we
viii mail you free, n royal,
valuable box of sample goods
that VIII put you i'm the way
sof making more money In a
4 few days than you ever
thought possible ia any bust
ness. Capital not required,
We viii start Won. You can
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

Whole caulitlowcrs In cans, shrimp
and tomatoes, hnc earned crab apples,
at AlstOn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
THE LoNa-FeLT WANTS WATER.
Great Preparations for the Hopkins
County Fair--A Coal Question in
Which Dallas IL Interested
General Local Notes.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, Sept. 30 Cores
pondencc. This section is needing
rain more for the benefit Of stock than
all else. Their long suffering for water
and the scant allowance on the dead
grass of the prairies, will surely leave
them i'm bad condition TO winter. Cot
ton is fairly opened, aud so light and
fluffy from the drynCss OF the air, that
even a small rain would prove disaS-
trous-w would beat it 10 the ground
Town people are wishing, wishing for
rain, Business men especially, are
wanting it TO fall to the north OF them.
Then the black mud would rise i'm its
wrath, and the trade that has driitcd so
persistently to Paris, would have to re-
turn to Sulphur Spring. A lack Of cot
ton buyers, it is asserted has been the
reason for cotton leaving here.
sulphur Springs has been unusually
healthlul the past summer, but many
cases are reported now of sickness;
many likely to prove fatal.
The announcement Of the death Of Col.
Thomas II. Murray, is received with
sadness, wherever he was known. The
Herald correspondent has re-
membrancC Of his genial kindness, and
can scarcely realize ho is dead. Dead
what short word only four letters;
one twice repeated aud Yet so compro-
honsivc and Overwhelming that il con
ycys oarth's saddcst message to the
living.
The County fair is Just two weeks on,
commencing October If, lasting iou
days, Grwl attractions, Ia the way OF
cash premiums, are offered TO cOmpetl-
tors. II would be kindly remembered
ana highly appreciated, if the HERALI
could OF would send down representa-
live. The HERALD has many friend.
and admirers in this section, Hon. Mr.
IightlDot, of Paris, delivered the annual
address. Tho Fair association ought
certainly 10 endcavOr to secure the
presence OF the next Governor and
Lieulenant-Governor. Tho big-guns Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

Mr. Newton Beers played TO another
large and cultured audience last even
ing at the opera-house in his fascinating
speciality entitled "Only n Woman's
Heart" Mr., Beers has won golden
opinions during this, his first appear
lnco in Dallas, and when he returns, rs
. is earnestly hoped he will, he win
meet with dOubly iattering reception.
The drama which no Is urging now
lpon the attention OF the public is n new
md brilliant society piece and has de-
lghted the many varied audiences before
which it has been produced. II is calcu-
ated to take Il very decided hold upon
he popular fancy and bring tho Star
both fortune and fame.
Mr., Beers is supported 10y magnih-
cent company, has u splendid orchcs.
tral accompaniment and Is lacking in
nothing to please the best taste of the
theatre patrons. MIR, Beers il host
within himself, u gentleman Of intclli-
gence aud an enthusiastic and indoiati-
gable student.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03
AttenIlnn Ladies'.

The members OF the Exposition So
ciety of ladies and those intending to
unite with them in the counter-point
drill are urgently requested to meet in
force this evening at $3.50 at the Opera
house for practice an drll. Mrs. Benton
will be present as Generalissimo of the
military eyolutiOns, and MIR. Capwell
will superintend and direct the music.
The very best talent in the city has
been engaged in this suberb demonstra-
ton, and 1t Is hoped its effectiveness
will not be marred by supinoness or
want of attendance on the part of those
relied on for It's presentation. A full at
tendance is called for this evening, as
the time is limited for perfecting the
drill.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

For lamc back, side or Ghost use Shl.
loh'S Porous Plaster. Price ~ cents
Sold 10y j, NJ House.
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srLlNrERs.

Roots to order az lluuslah,a's,
Repairing done at Huusmblo's.
School books at Paul 4. Erbs.
Go 10 llWnstablo's for boots and shoes.
Fresh artosiau water AZ Ord's saloon
free.
The uunstablo shoe Store is the shoe
store.
William Erucnwein, tho house decor
ator, 500 Main street, paints and paper
hangs,
Something for tho ladies, Angelica and
Tokay wine, mild and pleasant. Loeb &
Freihorg,
Paints manufactured by Dallas Paint
and Color Works are nou-pOisonous.
Hamilton Il Young, Agents,
Tho Hunstahlo Shoe company have
enlarged their retail department and are
preparing for large tall trade,
Goo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, Is selling chairs, diuing-ruom
furniture In quality and price to suit
everyone.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, IL the
faVorite stopping place for business
mon, and others, who like fine old
whislIics and liquors.
Pure and uncolorod and guaranteed
unauthorized May Blossom Tea nj 80
cents pound In ono pound packages at
Bouchos, IS Main street.
DR.. Choaney's dental pnrlors have
been removed ~ 100 Elm street.
In Mooro's building, opposite China
Han, and the head of Murphy street.
Extremely low prices have boon
marked ON all the furniture Geo, Rick
has in stock-.tables, chairs, rockers, bed.
room and parlor scts. Give him call.
Flroproof Paint, manufactured by the
Dallas Paint and Color works, aud suit
ed for dwellings, store buildings, roofs,
barns, fences, otc. Hamilton q Young,
agents.
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Public schools

Tho energy of the Superintendent and
Board are beginning to achieve their
natural results, and tho system adopted,
which at first appeared 50 novel aud
strange, is now appealing TO the adml.
ration OF teachcrs, pupils aud parents.
We must keep up with the times aud
the graded school plan Is being followed
IN all other places of the size Of Dallas.
a generous support and years trial
will place Dallas where she should he
In the van of educational advancement.
Tho First Ward school, which opened
with 90 pupils, has now 40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03
Opening of the New Exchange.

There was meeting of the Directory
Of the Merchants Exchange yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of perfocting
arrangements for the formal opening of
the new Exchange. Monday week, the
18th, was selected as the day. 4 ban
quot will be given in the building at p.
IN, and the affair will conclude with a
grand ball that evening. Tho NOR
chants OF the different towns and the
farmers Of the county win be- invited.
and general good time will bo had.
Hon Oliu Wollh1ru has boon invited On
deliver an address on that occasion.
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Louisville Rugby School
OO0 liith ST.. Louisville, Ky.
SELECT BOAEDING and DAY aCuGnN

SELECT BOAgDTNG and DAY SCHOOL
for BOYS. Thirteenth Session begins September leth
Thorough preparation for business higher classes
Of hest Universities In past ten years It's Alumni
have obtained at the best Schools IN the country
SHN degrees Of " y Fifteen Of h. L.; Eighteen
Academic anu scilhttc degrees and over one hun.
dred diplomas IN district schools Of study Shorthand
aud lype-writing taught During vacation principals
caI be- seen at as Main St., from 10 TO O'Clock daily
W. n. MCDONALD,
Master q Az, University OF Va p,l,sjrsIs
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TORRENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOt; RENT. WITH
l huhrd, ut so Live Gal, street. Refer
cnco, required. ocl.A
EOH NENl-A COTTAGE Or FIGHT
l. rooms, ON Ross uvuuc, within S mir.
ules' wall, uf the pusumpp. Apply 10
PFovTs, EIt'orr ~ HNfI, 6c'.ti
Lyon htN l-uNt GNiSuIp fl1Nr
ruuw, No, 5N Elm sI. otu
NuN ltENl'-N NLSluENlE " IIU SIX
L rooms, o.. Garter st., cor. Caruth; lars
nnrn ana r1od watcr, Aup'y NJ house. ses6
L'Ok kENI-BN THE SOUTHWEST
L LAND COMPANY, 7uf Main street,
broom house, No. 5l5 Veal street, sis. 8.roou
mouse, No -. Flora street, east Of Texas Cen.
tral Npt.ruad, IS, d-ronm house, near Con
vent, lI-l Dallas, . acres lgud 81; S-roon
MOUSE, 1".' .u.k ir,yt, opposite OIL Works
VIZ o-r"um house, corner Ervay aud WOOD
STREETS, 80; h-ruOu house, East Elm ,tptb
near branch, SIS; i-ronm house ON North
iArNulu street. near branch, Sl5; l.rOOm
unuNc, Wl Main street, $40; i-roOm house,
ENNl Dallas, NORTH ct Fair Ground, SIS,
t.Iouh house, lave Oak street, near Convent
'i-'oOi Groom house, 3iS Caruth street, so
augSlh
EuR hENT-CENrEALiiY LOCATED
II FirSt-class sleeping rooms; south expo"
uIei al conVenicuces, LINpsLEY a BRAD,
FuNp' 10 Main street. upstairs i9'U
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

CoorFE Sept. ~. Correspondence. F.
Last evening MIR. Lambeth received II
capias from Parker county for j, W.
Coz, who has boon in this county two
years; has nude a good and quiet ct.
zen during his stay. lie was immcdi-
atcly arrested and will start tomorrow
morning To Parker county accompanied
by ShCrit u. A, Lambeth.
The examining trial Of James Franc
for shooting McAmos, was had to-day.
Evidence very conclusive of his guilt.
and his bond placed at $500, which he
has not yet boon able to give. Owing tu
the insuilicicucy of the Jail here, he was
carried to Sulphur Springs for safe
Keeping.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03
COTTON rrom Tarrnnt Conntr.

Some fifteen wagons loaded down
with cotton and hailing from the into
rior of Tarrmt county, filed into the
city yesterday morning. Thoy stated
that they had como all the way bv
wagon to Dallas with their cotton be-
cause they believed they would find a
better market hero. Some Of them sold
ana Others put up for the day ut wagon
yards. Buyers say that Dallas il pay
ing better prices than are paid " any
point in the State. Some OF the cotton
mentioned was raised near Fort Worth.
The products from the surrounding
counties is beginning TO como into this
market.
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LOCAL LORE.
COTTON ROLLING INTO MARKET.
IN "Innocent" Comes to Town for
the First Time in Eight Years
"A Map for New Orleans
Public schools, Etc.
A Country Rooluse.

An old man hent with aoe WEARING the
IA a,,a,,,,,,,.,i,,l.,, o. e,,,.,,,,,,7 80,
~ -. '''''9 49, ~ SUI" n"' anu
carrying a wallet tied up in an old fash
ioned red silk handkerchief. n size
.mollor ro,bo,s ,i,,n ,,od L., ,
80 l,l r"i9 '.'"" " '.u sloe'' "'i'-
"ieu along MAN street yesterday morn
ing looking about him like n how Mt n
circus. Every object appeared to be full
Of interest TO him, and not n single show
~indow escaped his careful inspection.
lie attracted the attention Of
Ill who saw him, for he
vas the very picture of an
old man fresh from the rural districts.
His dress and every movement he
made gave evidence Of it. "I'll bet
hat old man has not been in town
before for years." remarked Young
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

In making the assertion that poz2o-
mis- medic1tpd complexion powder is cu-
tirely free from injurious or deadly
poisons, we DO itupou the authority of u
thorough chemical analysts. IL Is one
OF the oldest face powders in the Amcri-
can market and isusud In the Emiips
of some of our most prominent medical
men who hnvo personally acknowledged
to the proprietor that they not only con-
slider IL harmless, but esteemed 10 highly
beneficial In oNory respect, not only for
tho use of ladies ana children, hut for
the lord OF creation himself Sold by all
druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

An old man appeared in several law
yer's offices yesterday with a bruised
and swollen mouth, desiring to bring
suit against the city for injuries in
ilicted by policeman, whose namo he
did not remember. lie secured no coun-
sci, and II may be well tn state the fact,
which seems to be obscure to- So many,
that there Is no action against acorpOra-
ton Tor such conduct ON the part of its
officers. Suit may he brought aguiust
the officer himself, but cannot be main
tanned against the corporation which
pays him for his services.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

thoroughiares Of Dallas county, with all
the sites, creeks and various points Of
interest with the water courses accu-
rately laid out and indicating their size
and Importance. Such an exhibit is
very much to be desired, and from Mr.
Strong's known capacity, and the care
fIl attention he is devotng to the work,
OF its topography.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03

Thore are many cheap cosmetics Of
Iereu Tor sale, which claim TO contain
nothing injurious to the skin, This il
all bosh, all, or very nearly all arc conn
pounded from the most dplctcrious and
POISONOUS drugs In tho matoria medica.
They destroy tho Vitality of tho skin,
making the consumer prematurely with.
cred aud old. j. A. Pozzoni guarantees
his indicated complexion powder on
tirely free from all Injurious matter. Use
mono other ana YOU will never regret.
Price 90 cents and 81 per box, Sold by
all druggists and poriumcrs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-03
An bod Wina rhnl BLOW. Nnhndr An, Gond

-" - WIN" 'hhN h'"NH N"h"uN Ahl Noou
The drouth has hlightod flowers,
creatcl dus, beds and burned the
verdant fields, hut In It's train of evils
bears ono attendant blessing; The mails
are all ON time and travel Is regular aud
sure. 1t viii not do to close our eyes to
all that X pleasant aud gorge our souls
with horrors. lt is bad enough to bear
the heat, sutlucatiou crop destruction
of the dry spell, hut the wise man will
also remember that H. Is well to ho able
to go and como when he pleases, TO ret
the tidings from arlrwith certainty and
regularity, TO build his houses in quick
time, AMI take his mmily to pay the am
nual visit In the adjoining county.