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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
OIL TANKS BURN.
A Large Fire With Heavy Loss at
Hunters Point

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Nearly all the oil
tanks, and several of the refining buildings
and docks connected with Pratt's Astral
Works, on Newton Creek, Hunters Point,
opposite this city, on Long Island, were
burned this afternoon. The fire originated
in an explosion of one of the tanks. The
burning oil oyerflowed into the creek. which
became a running stream of fire. and CON-
municated with other tanks and buildings,
the intense heat driving the firemen from
within working distance of the fire. All
engines that could be spared from Brooklyn
and New York were sent to the scene, as well
as fire-boats of the harbor. Up to late
hour the burning oil still shot up column
of fire that was visible for miles in every
direction. The loss is estimated at $500, ,000
which is understood to be insured under the
blanket policies of the Standard Oil Com
pany.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

{ BUFFALO, N. Y. Dec. 21.-The personal
effects of the late Mrs. Fillmore, widow of
number of costly laces and shawls, together
with diamonds and other iewelry, were sold
at auction Friday by her executors, in order
to pay her bequests to various charities. A
fine $500 camel's hair shawl brought but
800. and 500 watch but $3.50. Larger
articles went cheap, but small jewels, suit
able for trinkets and mementoes, brought
good prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Suicide of a Policeman.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 2l.-Ohas. Macouritzy,
apolice officer attached to the Ransom street
station, suicided this afternoon in a bath
room at his residence on Wells street, by
blowing his brains out. His wife was dying,
aud he frequently said he would not survive
her When told she could not live, he went
to the bath room and fired. His wife died
five minutes later. Macouritziky was once
wealthy. and sunk fortune In 1870 tryinQto
perfect a new motive power for steamboats,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Six Bold Burglars.

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec. 21.-Four O'Clock
this morning six masked men entered Henry
Worman's house, in the suburbs, and after
gagging the members of the family, Sc
cured $4,000 from an old trunk, and escaped.
Before the victims escaped from their bonds
the robbers were beyond capture. Citizens
are much excited over the affair.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

PROvrNCETowN. Mass, Dec. 81. = Two
three-masted schooners from Portland went
ashore in last nights heavy storm in the
harbor The crews were taken off safe after
very difficult and gallant work by the life
saving corTs. The vessels will be total
wrecks. The severe weather of the last two
days has caused many wrecks on the eastern
co0st
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
a Music Hall for Boston.

Boston has in contemplation the building
of new Music Hall, with seating capacity
of 1900 or $500, which shall be in all its ap-
pointments and acoustic properties equal at
least to anything of the kind in the country.
In this hall the great organ is to be placed.
reconstructed and with additions which, it is
claimed, will make it the largest and most
effective organ in the world.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Germanys Addition to New Guinea

LONDON, Dec. 2l.-The Standards Berlin
dispatch re-asserts that Germany has an
nexed portion of the coast to the islands of
New Guinea. German consul will be sent
to the South Sea Islands. Bismarck has sent
a circular TO various German ministers, in
structing them to inform the powers of these
movements.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

New ORLEANS, Dec. 21.-At 8 o'clock this
morning. one of the immense hotels nnder
course of construction just.outside of the Ex-
position grounds, fell with terrific crash
killing Frank Freze, of Nashville, and fatally
wounding Albert Freeze and James Carroll
The building was thought TO be unsafe and
large gang of laborers were employed in
bracing it up. The escape of others is mi
raculous, timbers falling on all sides.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Randall to be Welcomed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 2l.--At a special
meeting of the Board of Trade, Friday, the
attack made ON Samuel j. Randall by The
Courier-Journol, in view of his projected
tour through the South, was discussed, and
the feeling seemed to " that as Mr.. Randall
would come to Louisville anyway he ought
to be Hospitality received. Those present at
the Board of Trade meeting appointed a
committee to invite Mr.. Randall TO Louis
villo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
That Row Boat.

LONDON, Dec. 21.--The row-boat "Ariel.
which was hired by the three men at Queen
hithe a few hours before the explosion un-
der the London Bridge. and was not returned
was seen of Deptford, six miles below the
bridge, three hours after the explosion.
This fact has Just been reported to the
pOlice
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Mcdonald for the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-At q meeting of
Indianians last hight Senator Voorhees, and
all the Democratic members of the House
from Indiana being present, it was unani
monsly agreed that Indiana was entitled to a
representation in the next Cabinet. and that
ex-senator Mcdonald would be fitting re
preSentatlve.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
MICHIGAN BURGLARS CAPTURED.
Arrested in Philadelphia Where They
Gave Fictitious Names.

Two young men, giving their names as
rested in Philadelphia, Pa, on Friday last.
1t was found their true names are Prime and
Shannon, that they are from Detroit, and
are wanted in this State for burglarizing the
jewelry store of a man named Chase, at
Pontiac, and taking $1,000 worth of jewelry.
A partner accompanied them to Philadelphia
named .sSkinneyo Garrison, who has not yet
been located. All three are known to be
members of notorious gang of young
thieves and burglars which infested Detroit
and the surrounding country for long
while. The gang at first numbered eight,
and five of them are at present serving time
in the penitentiary Besides this Pontiac
burglary, they are wanted for several others
committed thro ughout Michigan and Ohio.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

BROoKLTN, Dec. 2l.-The total number of
bodies recovered from the asylum fire up to
this morning are twenty-five children and
two adults.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

BERLIN, Dec. 2l.-Bismarck, in a letter
which is made public, writes that with the
Nation supporting him, he will, despite his
decreasing powers. fight those who would
wreck the empire and destroy it.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22
Financial Troubles.

vienna, Dec. 21.-Bloch 4 Co., bankers,
suspended in consequence of deficiency in
the lower Austrian bank. Liabilities amount
to $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

PARIs. Dec. 2l.--A French torpedo vessel
was sunk in the harbor af Toulon by storm
yesterday afternoon All on board we're
saved.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

VIZ offer our entire stock of Dry Goods
and Carpets as Christmas Gifts. Coms
ana take your choice
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

ANY one would be happy 10 neceive .
present from selection made from this
list of articles.
Spring a. COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

CHRIsFMAs PRESENTS Useful articles
are the most priced
SPRING A CoxPAxr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22


Mats.
Silks,
Rugs,
Wraps,
Gloves,
Shnwls,
Carpets,
Mittens,
Hosiery.
yelvets.
Ribbons.
Curtains.
Sheetings.
Shirtings,
Lace Ties,
Underwear.
Piano Covers,
Table Covers,
Handkerchiefs,
Wool Flannels,
Silk Umbrellas,
Brocade Velvets.
Cotton Flannels
Children's Cloaks,
Alpaca Umbrellas.
Plaid Dress Goods,
Linen Table Cloths,
Nice Comfortables.
Nice Wool Blankets,
Brocade .NewmarketA
Black Quilted Skirts,
Ladies's Plush Sacqnes.
Matelasse Newmarkets.
Linen Table Napkins,
Cashmeres, both black and colored,
Our motto, BEST valne for the money"
SPRISo ConpAxy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-22

0uR store VIII be open every evening
until Christmas.
SPRING 4 OoafAKx.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
LIVE STOCK.

4 Kansas dispatch says prices. It Is claimed.
will rule little lower, mere she cattle being
driven than in any OF the prior fur years The
following list Of doves and the nnmt er oil
their herds includes all that are known to date.
John Lyle. S5,OOs FAINT, 600; Stevens. 1900;
Smith & Elliott ", Of; A. H Pierce, 5000;
Smith & Co.. 6 81; Blank" q Wthers, 10000. M
half 100 prye oI Bros, 70, 90 Gontper ots
Icss IT, n ms s'0G Sl00ls
Frank i ustcu, 50 o; John X simps SS.
Is 900; william aushter, $50: preston
Butler. 5000; W G. Butler G, 600; Shoat & Boram,
s. 0G Winfield Scott 1880; Thomas O'Connor.
$4,000 Here Is totsl OF 3200O0 head, and.
III ugh n v ~ comp etc list and accurate a. "a
numb RS, there viii OF course be some driven
taat are unknown to the winter. but these can
hardly swell the total more than 25oOo, For
much OF tots Information yOur correspondent is
inceb ed to Mr. Charles w. Wlttel. lecretsry OF
The Western Kansas Jatt Growers association,
and Major 8 H)lsteiu, Of Austin. Both Of these
4, ntlemen have made a tour of Texas for the
purpose OF ascertainiDg the drive as given
above.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BEEVE6-COrn b. ewes, 4N4kc per ID; fair to
good grass beevea, 3k@3Xc per pound; medium
grass reeves, 8@Sxc per pound
COWS-BarreA cows, % 0OesT 30; Mich oDwe
orth Texan grades. 40 00er60 co. common "a
sir, So 0Gel40 co. Stock cattle aroud, Is O0O20 90
,l@16 O0s rwo-year-olds, l26918.
HEEP-Good mutton, S@3Hc per pound
edium mutton, 2k@2xc per POUND; stool
.hee 20GMa3 10
sOGs--Corn ted 4k@bo
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$50
LiuCOR.

WHISKY recfived q I emendons black eye In
the house February 9th, the bonded extension
bill bsiug def aied by the Overwhelming vote OF
10 to 49, Party lines were ent',e y lost sight ct
az lust the bill. Only ~ democrats and r-
publ cans ted for IL. whil- IS deGcocrats and 81
'epuolicsns voted againsE 1t The effect Of the
vote wall be TO ioice large amount OF whlsk,
increase the venues OF the 6 yer ment he
Kentucky members claim that the failure Of the
bill will cause x cat flnabcial distress in their
st t.. Il is sal that the banks In LOUIS.
Vile hold Urge amount OF dlstil ers'
parer, and the me statement has hereto.
( 70 been made relative TO the Ci1ciu n ati
banks A special rom New York OF Monday
asst says: ''Tne whisky dealers are quietly
awaiting the result OF the vots on he exile sion
OF tre bonded period and prices remsin quiet
Meanwhile the expectations {, foreign countries
IN order to evad- he payment Of taxes Contn nue.
undImlnished During the week before last
we. 200 were seut. 1t is estimated that q, 900
barrelf are now In warehouses IN Bermuda All
OF the storage houses are filled up, and Man.
ager r. o Bovd Of the American Export Ware.
house company, has gone there for the purpose
Of arranging for additional storage II necss.
sa'y."
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
ALG0H0IG2 30 oer ga. e. per hign wtnes.
sour mash. ono year old, so two years old.
756a2 90; three years old, 2b052 90; fancy, ex.
ira old whisky. 6095 GO. as per age.
wINEs-Claret In cases COOS 90, per quail.
sherry, per gallon, 0Ot94 co. MADEIRA, per gal.
lon, / COOS 90; white wine In caseA b0ND16 90
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum A Co., 20 0ODS2 So
aeidsick, In basket 20 50@s2 30; Krug. In bas.
tet 20 to@s2 30 Dom sstic champagne. oo@
BOTTLED BEsR-s Louis quarts. 10 90
ntpn. ~ so .6udwoiRer own size. IL So plpu
3 Sc; Granger "eer ,nArtA 10 hints. - 80
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

! Throughout he void In lsTS the tote
sm0rntpf liz irln ~ ducsd wa liOo 0 o tons
Ia lAss y as over .l,0s,'oi tons. bling an In
S Sc Of 4; I Gn ~, s.iI ,ss ne he , pro
Ia i'se "a .as O..t W 0.Ot NJ showing a. In
y,sn 10 SO the s'cduS 81" Of coal ss "a;
sb,ui rs 90 ,'Ol Ion.. an iprIessc Of 81 rel
duesd is = pie ION MA s.s t ,aa. ' 81
~ nd Us ~ ~! tons q coal, shlls the
ron, 79l del ions OF see. aud about ~ SOC 90
tins Of coN The clmpsratiy, increase
Ia Am.r prodaeti,n bas bon much more
rapid Than tnat OF tho British,
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AAEc-,iclllns per dosen. or Cola Dollar.
ger dosen o. Diamond EDGE psr doaen. o.
oSsels ny ~ On ,,no
sCALEs-fairbsnss. discount = per cont
Howe discount % percent
TIN pLATE-L o, io.iA pes boz. co. !. 9.
rISwAkE-fieced. discount 20 per cent
stamped, discount e0per cent
soLpkR-So' !. iso' No IL and Ia isc per
DUCK HoRsKCoLLARs-go. IL PER doreu
MAhks two loop. 70 per poten three 'cop
TACKs-In boxes. 100 papers, 2 % per boz.
Der dozen, \ No
MATTOCK8-Per dozen, 0 50.
RUnHER pg'TfNG--p'scount s0per cent
SAiLS--S 10 rate
sHovEIs AND SrADEs-Rowland's dis.
count o. per cent Ames' list steel goods, dis.
,ount 10 and 10 per cent.
poles, II 81. singeirees, wagons, select, IS.
brggy 2S express, 3 So Wagon tongues
" ~, Hickory axles, 10 W, Bolstors I rs
Counling poles. 70 spokes, XXX. select rs
xxx, q so. Sawed feiloes, v. i7S; 2 2 %.
Bowden shoes G az Northwestern horse n,ils
No 60 o.; 7tss 6, 8 90 Bar Iron. Il rate
pleM slS osii,ng steel , 20 cas-. steel lSS
100 90 do open 70 OlGs0 90 do side springt
'op 100 glSS o. do sido bar. 100 0Oels0 Os 40
phetons. rs 0ASi50 o.. grade side spring,
40 00ss2 co. do chetons, $50 0oN200 ne hump
'eat bugsies. l5S toas250 OF platform springs
10 o. tal1O 90 Tires spring wagons, % 00s3ilA
wIRE--Smooth wire No. Q. So Nos Ia ...,u
q hHc lapapned harbed wire, GO; galvanized
1Aflsl "a.
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ssoosnsss.


Qg0fiu0ss fncss.
tpyrst- ~ ~ lets .yrme isys
- /, ssl', lt.l,la.. issay's, ~ lsss ~
n. Oolour t.''i1r iegsi e's,slo -"
suoAHe- fpvdesei ioyo crushed. -io,o
nsnu' std, gsg .sandafd A 4. s Ieuls'
lsa. sgis el.rAea SIC yeiio- olssiasd. sse
Vol Asafs- ioui.isns ohoice soc prime, $40
fair 70 fepf, ~. corn lIrup 90 snFa'
sIrup siaAas rsioiled, ssetlo
,.r H.. ls.s 'g ~. e, .aae ss '''
| NICK Mh0israih eaftlko
ORACKERs-soia 4. ts1. TX. exc Xxx
~ cream, ~ hnfef si,spe, D. -
pound oars . Is per boz; s.pound bars. % poi
oASbIfs-siai, ini weight issi shor,.i,s
OhkNsk-w 2. lar fan cream iso'
RopE iose basis. Cotton rope, iso
WALL buCgETs-. Ooe< Is per dozen
Sho rMk5rl ssRoSsa @ sesa a 30,
loren; a-hoop pals. 90 s.hoop, Is
per dozen; No, 2 8 0c no 4 100 per dosan
rSpsE cs II ssd pc srss e
arap i bag a. oos, 10 e' sasS. $50 "a ''''
rlckLkss-Asdis% barrel !, 4 e. n ~, r.
Boss-n mixed N.bsrel, 20, Chow-chow y.
parreL So 2.gallon psiis chow chow. %.
s-sallon pals mixed pickles, 80. Glass pints,
Glass SSs, 81 Sli Ss, ss.Sn 81
COAL 0II'-ilo degrees Ore Test In barrels,
i1s no se.t oil In cans. ~ $50 desreea nro
''s S.c e RsT cHss ,.,,.,. u AZ Nh ~.
barrels ! 81 No !, SGfsis ! 90. No. q Z.
barIoiA Z on. No 2 x-bArreln. 2 90. No. kih
is, No. 2 tits: 1 O. No. 3 tits. %.
HOLLAND HERRiso-lmIo.ted.i pefaeg
SpERcss Apple ss ~ s'Sas . ssa' saS sss
Der gallon Vinegar, per gallon iss2oc.
sfARcH .-PoaTr an Royal 6lass ~. Bon:
packages, 8. S.pound wood boI slasa X. T.
found raper box glass, 81.
LYE--Concentrstsd. 276ft %,
JUds-we quote lilo per gallon for slased'
ToaATossLss .I.Sn al sunssa;.i rs s.,ound
'S o&siF6RSiA CANNED sooDs--po.cnos,
95 years. AZ pounds 90 Cages. 81
pounds 90 peas. az pounds, . 90 plums, ~
pounds. c5: tomatoes. az pounds ST. cur.
ssoKiSG SoBkcS -aenulne Duke Of Dur.
ham, i.pouud packages. Gle; s.pound sc; "
pound. sss S-pound, "a assorted cases, 80,
GENERAL GRoCERlES-soda B.csrb, ,
sia Ssa . "a p ss IS s ~ 10 iss DSaSs
l-ognt Rsu Pntsst ss.N TO $40 par oases Putsec
Ram LEA si.bo ae, los; pot'et hs,n. t.2s ,l.S'
sor do,: asEajnN, Ancr,oAw ,SSo For osIe Bar
drSi. Fisnrh el..b0 por case Snuf, Garrett
/. IS. gll 20 PER cas9; smut. Ralphs, 8 %
N. ~ - MA por ciAss. snuh, GsTIssta 90 50
o s.aa per casa snunt 9siph's -
Rs, . so. ss' JSs o. Sy p:s % s pss a S
K ashroo,n,, aa.sS Hsr dos; Conteassd NM,
! ID 10 ss'O psy e.se; Jolly, vine slAss 80 PEE
TO-; N,Ir eior, 81. 70 per doseni 1rewn. e2@ pm
losa- ID. osI:e. si.e6 per dozen; III. cans, ~
,er catVni Rx.rac;s, lemon, $40. pcr dcsan; N.
,sou- ssnortei, SOC per dcsen ulcYos whole
80 % &C. per lb,i Cream 'rartas, ucmus.ctsl
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.

The great spring fur sales are in progress in
London, and at the Lsmpson sale narten to!d
9s per cent higher than at the sale last June.
white otter sold 10 per cent higher than In June.
Russian sable sold 20 per cent higher than at
the March -ale last year, and beaver was 10 Der
cent lower THAI at the January sal, while sea
otter Id the same as at the last me sale. At
tue Hudson bay sale in London choice otter sold
30 per cent higher than ut the March "a 9. Nos
aud otter ruling 10 per higher Fox sold ct
an ad vance OF 10 10 ~ per cent; fisher a an ad
vance of 5 pr cent; silver fox at a. advance
20 per cent and bear at an lmpr0vem, mt O. 30
per cent Marten advanced IS per cent and
lynx rs per cent, while mink skins sold the same
as at the March sale. These chssges will prob
ably be followed by corresponding changes n
the Chicago fur market.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
wOoL-Mexican, free Of burrs, 11@l9o Mex
icss improved, Nsi7c; coarse leMlsG coarse
medium. lSco19c; medium, 10000; 6ne medium,
10@22c hne WOOL according 10 din and con.
iition,. l4@2G bury. 709c per pound iesa
according TO bufrs. M
HiDE8- Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and up. 17c
per h; seconds, plump f1ints, % lbs and NJ, 14c
per III prime light and tips lac per H. culls,
bulls and sisks.6 % per ID; dry ss'ted, o@1lkc,
according 70 condition: green salied,T &c.
PELTRIE9--Deer aKtna, 2O6s22C; antelope LOO
l6G seal akina, 1B6t26C; sheen peltG, 20 per wool
Wz1thc. shearlings 108l5c
TkLLOW-prime tallow, Co. tall0W greasA 80
$40; ersaae yellow TO brown. l05c
6kE6WAx- Prime yellow. 100. darx and sdu,
tarnAoh lGA20o
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TRADE ITEMS.

The provision trade and hardware exchange
Ct New York nd pted smendGents 70 the rules
nsuYi, more thorough inspection Of mess
pOlk. Poikmus' b M the private mark OF the
6spectur who KAN n : 1t and warehouse re
0eipts must show cert feat OF inspection
The nking IT new coai shaft, the third IN
The place. was begun last week at Lscygne,
THe ssles on the Elgin. Missouri. hoard Of
1Rade closing day OF March were 2l2 boxes Of
cheese y: . TO IL cen Q, and ID 240 pounds
a butter 1t "a to rs cot,s, mnsty a. the latter
1rupe The Zee was rather steady, although
eoGne further decline Is | oked for BY buyers.
n ocnmitsee wss appointed 70 arrange for an
szhisi a. the Chc;s9 ,sts3 &c sn fTrtsd s.,,.,
dives employment % t..enty nine factories,
kaving an estimated capital Of SO goo. con:
ounihe sbout 1904 bushels OF corn per day, and
nal value Il neatly 1O,00000 In Germ any
m 1872 ihere were tn'Stv-nine factories Of this
1or .crn. mn 'ng ov,r 70 900 tons OF st-rch ard
peo ing about 4, 90 tons o. starch sugar
S1gbesr IN Russia. II effect however ID 70 revo.
nd Else hu bandry OF tie empire and to fn-
lDoduoe needed reforms. =.
yen counties New Tx, have fxed the TO ow.
fog schedule Of pics o. milk to the tity deal.
- TOR tna yer besinning April ]. Per
80 e, Ap,ia ~ MS nay c snn June Ic,o Sxy
SI-1 csnls; Novsm bey. !; ~ ceutf; Dc mber and
Jsnuaf cen :; Fep n,ry aud March. l.
corts The segrega co 40 ~ Ger t. l. ~ cert
h7xher n az lsSi ear. bnl n ducttou IN freight
q - . nts q,isrs 4 year elsbles the dealer
g bny milk Tor 2 II Per cent iss than last
Sssr, =. a the proiucsr to mske IL per cent
4 Leeds county, New Y TX. che.se factory re.
uc<ts tie assrsRe ceiling q 10. Of cheese for the
51ssen at i07 &c = pr pound; net price q
GDee<s y p..iror een.s pet vs'ue 81 100
11ruds Of milk. 9~.6 cent, AID the number o.
Snnds II NIL Tor ore ctund ~ cheese, 064
: The cheese an inter making industry Of
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Chi1larine
Is Purely Vegetable, entirely
harmless, Dead Shot for Chills.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formnl, OF a simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
m anent cure for consumption, bronchitis,
cstarrh, asthma and all throat and lung
affections. ALEC q positive and radical cur
for nervous debility and all nervous com
plants, after having tested its wonderf u
duty to make 1t known to his suffering fell
lows. Actuated by this motive and desire
to relieve suffering humanity, / will send
free of charge, to all who desire it, this re.
ceipt, in German, French or Eoglish, with
full directions for preparing and using.
Send by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, lao
Powers Block Rochester. N Y.
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in Artificial Limbs.

Perfection In Artificial Limbs.
There is in Pi isou.g. Pannsylvania, 9
manufacturing COMPANY, every member OF
are 60 perfectly made and 90 near like the
natural member, that 1t 10 difficult to tell
that they are artificial. The company 10
the Artificial Limb Manufacturing com.
pany, . corporation that has q national
reputation for the perfection of its work.
The limbs mafe at this mandatory are
the most perfect and Satisfactory OF any
made In the United States Hon. w. W:
Dudley, United State commissioner OF
pensions, has for years worn q limb made
by this companv, and odds hts Testimonial
10 hundreds OF otherr. Send for deacrip.
tive circular to 80 Penn avenue. Pitts
burg. Pe0nsylvanis. See advertisement In
another column Of to-dsy's HERALD.
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Poland Chin Pigs.
I have few very fine Poland China pigs
for sale cheap. Stock bred for breeding
purposes. Reduced rates BY express.
Cor res oondenoe sol Cited. Address Will
liam Simpson. Cato, Crawford county,
Kansas.
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~The attention OF the readers Of the HRR
AID IL lied 10 the advertisements Of the
National Iron Fepcs COMPANY. This lathe
bess fence ma nufsctured, and those in need
Of good fence had better try them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

Attention IL called to the attractive ad-
vertisement of Browning and Coyle. OF
st. Louis, who are agents for the south and
west for the celebrated Belding Bros. q
Co.'s superior pure thread knitting silk.
The advertisement shows by comparison
the superiority of Belongs knitting silk.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

We are glad to announce tn the trade that
We have opened q large retail boot and shoe
store at 7i2 Elm street, where We carry .
large stock Of our own make and eastern
goods.
kind Of Q shoe or boot 10 order.
HUNsrABLE 6H0E COMPANY.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
KNOWING THAT
.CHILLARINE


Has not and cannot fiji TO cure. We OFFER 900
Reward or aRy case OF Cnills It falls TO cure
when directions Arstfollowed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

Seed Cotton-Cotton Seed.
The Howard OIL Company Will pay mar.
ket prices for remnants Of Seed Ontton, and
will also buy Cotton Bed At ~ times.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

Especial attsn TN - cs,isd to t1s adver-
.lss ment at D. Ozark Haitian old estsb-
t:s,,as. exrsrleocsd and reliable physician
ond sureevu.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03
COTTON.

SPIT cotton IL I.l6 higher a. Liverpool and
l-i6 cent higher It New York. Other markets
quote previous prices REQ ipts and SAFES are
lighter today. The argets ar 6rm or
steady The movement at Dallas Is 70
bales shipped AMI 4 bales rece we'd. OF the
receipts 3 bales camo by wagon and 81 from
Forney by rail to White & Co White & Co.
are also shippers of the 50 bales men iOned.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03

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