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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24
PACIFIC COAST.
Majors Hanged

SAN Francisco, May 23-Lloyd L.
Majors, implicated Ia the murders of
X no Eden and Mcintyre near Lexin9-
ton. Santa Clara county, last year, was
hanged this orning at Oakland at IL
minutes p, st IL. He profsss-d his in
noceuc. up to the last moment. In can
vefsat,un witn j. Is Re1owdrn, brother
of one IF the murdered men, he 8 iii :
" You uiay draw the life blood from my
arm, ana with this pm | will write NV
innocence of all coan-ctlon with tine
crime In my own blood" A. he spoke
he appsal-d To heaven tn Witness the
truth of his statements. Although still
suffering from 10 effects OF his late
des ,.erate attempt to esc ,pe. he walked
frou his cell "a tn > sosfoii with y firm.
unfl ,nching tread. About 4e0 people
had IA herrd IN the jail yard, aud the
roofs of the SURROUNDING houses were
c,vsred With p-ople de-Irous of witness
Ing the execution. As the Condemned
man APP zach ID the scAf I'D, he looked
up. aud then vi hiut y mpsu-nt'- he'll
tati,m asseuded the steps and tDk n
his D. Ition tirmls aud ereotly. A si,x 4
saa,iug of the tods xns up ,r-ut. bu'
no -isa OF fu,r Or weakness vas mani
Z
made M spce IA fr IN the gallo -. tn IA
taiutn thrau- b ,ut sto!ii sils DE-. E.
cry ghhns ~Es rr,dS. the b 'it tspaliod
/ -nI VI j rs xeut down Wit, y dull thu
{ fro the Iis 'ltcniug "f tue rop~. Etxh
! M autes after the snrgcon pronou Coz
/ lite ~xtiac,, AMI few ,n,au - later Oh.
,ody wss cut IVA AMI placed in OF
| ia ~ delivery tn rel ,t.v-s. Ch- or &c
/ ia IN yari IN stnt aimed respectful -
| ieac-, brok III oaiy Nv ths shouts If tn
,'ras d oatsi,ie ~ ln- ,ct 90 ANNOUNCER
that Mnl ors bad erased to- ave.
ntatas stseka
SAN FRAScIsco. Ma - Alpha Los
| Alta 49, bet 4 Be cher 2Uj, Btt
,'on. $50. Csliforni, l5;, ca liar | u
Gs.u.d / Garry 81. Hale & Sorcros
2si. M-xic,n a. NJ sno 7Sc. Ophi
lilo, P,sosi 61c. savage soc. Sserrs Ne
v&ia 81. Uainn Con l.9J. Utah PCS
YslIox JACKIE. 2O5.
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Government agent. WIN was sent IN
iScpnsin Iass fall tn ssr,k mp trespsss
g ,sas on Government lands. Sss on on
81. travels ore d " when he met m m
siashtss away At sams choice timber on
one OF Uaole Sans sectors
ANY land for sale around heres' the
agent asked.
"w-l, thar might be-, vts the replv,
"ri like 10 bav = whole s-c,ioa-"
"Hsvs ye the cash TO pays
81 have"
81 uauaht sell yoa this.
"Cau you give 4 clear deedg"
.clear a. q whistle. stranger. Gimme
$50 cash, ard III deed We the section
afare sandown."
Tee agent cosllv unrolled map. spread
IA on, on A log aud said;
Y.u viii see by this map that uncis
Sam o~ns this section. hsw, then, oAf
Won Give me dsed Of itg"
"See hyar, stranger, said zoe co'p
per. after long psoss. maybe yon
one Of them chaps ~ srgusnes tns. oa
Gle sam 10 bigger nan ths7 Tres cor
citir a Of old Wisconsin! I'll give y
ia, thrss miniss 10 sk,pF
The agent wanted oniy too.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

The esuuisins th,t Viii gri Wa too
hiy a aian - uud-rst ,ud the Il tails OF
railfo "a m uasrfns ", mi thd rrai
n. never knew IN, thin2 II Ofegon and
Fran .contlueat oit>Iis at tntsinl
mors cages, brings Ia mi ID the case "t
an Oa,a rad. Ii htd pre>id~nt after
pfe I'd M, aud zach on. scked MS f.Ht
GA h. ,,ffi = desk aud let her RIP she
mad ar,up-d" until the direosors Una iI
cot soeet l.r and decided tht ths rtInt
a.an nlu.t he found pretty sosn or ths
road must 90 to the sail. They were
eousul ins IA a room l.ss,king aut nv
the passenger Dept. A 'sia came IN
,icht-en mtnnirs behind tisa~. aud tue
train siiep ,tcli-r booted the conduct ~
IN, of tss door, fired the eaein seE cat
~ another dior and run tie fir-rnan
under = frril ht train. tie th~n backed
he traia out aud ~as comins back from
,hs ward when the directors met HAN
and one Of them said:
Mr. Thompson, csa yoa acceps the
presidency a this rad
Wat a minute" was the reply; and
the man Shouted three ara osn u =
swVtchman, drov iva iosfess out OF tne
yard and returned and said:
WIN. yes. suppose so--snd the nm
thing shalt do Is 90 Ore yoa all cot oil
here. Don't let me see you around hess
again for sax months. :,
In a year the road was paying div'
dend,
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A eemmon political ecnbination-St-
rArs and wnisky.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

aJohu, what IL ihst very peculiar
svosllYs asked An Aus,ia mans sife,
whsu he ot,ne hone very late.
sac expected he SEoaid SAY 10 was shs
incense az ey Used In the lodge rooD, OF
IN a he would tell some other iis, but
she WAS installer.
.Its whisky, that's what 10 il" no re-
pii-.i. dsfiansly.
.Mi.erabls orea ure,n retorted his
wife: ..you tavs ~ iAss got down 10 ios
that VOC Lase not the dscency loft u
try and lie ont Of ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

The successful photographer is man
OF exten-ive views.
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FOREIGN.
The oaeen's B,rshd.v.

victoria. b. C., May 8.--Ths stsam.
snip q een u tue Pacific arrived ,h;,
evening. Ao''
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANNE. LACHENAt, FROM PARIS.
n. xt do D. u Esm ,niu's Cotf'e aud sploe
Nils. An entir ly nav method 10 used
tar w shiny fine EN- Dr"idertes. which. on
trial, must commend t-elf to ladies; scour-
ing and b anket C eaninx: al O. genie
men clothing cleaned at hort rotice mic
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4 Dradiock,

LONDON. May . In Consequence Of
the Porte ATS ,iuteIy insisiins on tn.
b iii ion of the favored nation v
81 aus, the ennm-rci Il neg, stations be-
tween the Powers have reached dsal =
hsck. Russia aui Eigi,ud es. .eci III,
In-i,t III ,t IL b, insuitsI u the Couv1n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24
PRACTICAL
PIANOMAKER

DROP. NrTsCHKE IS IN TOWN AND
Il not In . hurry % leave. either. but
will stay ~ long - necessary for honest
and thorosgh work; result he has the
cream OF The
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MISCELLANEOUS

DICNICS. PARTIES ETC. SUP
L piled ~ the shortest notice with all
varix ties Of Creams myi
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A Generous O0eF.

LONDON. NJ ~ 23.-rne Dake of Mari
bpr"u- b made AN offer to the director.
1T the National u ,iiory of eleven of the
hes. pictures IN the collection at Ben
helm Pal zoe for e3i7 500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

: The town Il filed With Americans
> who have arrived to e.Isurats ,ns
Qucen's Dirt a AZ sue
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IS0 NEW CHAIRS JUST RECEIVED FROM
alnut Center tables.
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a Biil sntagoutf-sl.

BER, IN, May 23-Tne Liberal news
pipers Violently attack tu. bill To 10
introduced Ia the R,icbstag incr-nsir Q
taxes on bours. ana either hin ,ncisi
operatloss. fhey sss it Is calculated e.
Interfere with speculation and injar.
Ihe Investment market. Su,h a law,
they cl ,im, would especially dam ,pe tn
Berlin hours. The feein In CONNER
cisl circles Is one of Indignation. The
adopt IN of the bill by the Reichstag is
uoub full.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
IL manufactured and kept In stock. In
large Quantities.
IN hny dieectIv If ma "a we sell stricfiS
for CASH. hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables us to sell cheap.
Goods sent 9. U ID. to any part OF the
coast.
gars manufactured TO order in any
de-ired shape and packed in Any style TO
suit customers. my7 dim WITT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24

askw YoRK, May 23.--Half a doxen
,sssee'lsss aud deputy officers watched
.ae nonss II John G. Emo tonight. The
Pns admitted only intimate frie nds'
:, sreiiaz at Tammany Hall.
INV YORK. May 23.-Tammany Hall
"a crowded tonight, the OCCASION be-
meeting which the advertisement
4. ~s the first Gun for the Press.
l.. "M canvass" riidsn's name evoked
sa eohtinued cheers whenever men
N ConRressmen Blackbnrn and
ia we're the principle speakers. Nor
- seht letter reiterating his vel
- sn Views. Speaker Carlisle in a let
sac Since the close Of the val
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24
For Sale.

eOH SdIcs
THE RESTAURANT CORN
! Third and Washington streets. known
as IN, French italian restaurant, includ-
ing five nicely furnished rooms. For par
ticulars inquire of
CLAUS & HARMS,
myl6 III Front street.
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TO SHIPMASTERS

ballard s. HATFIELD HAVE
ID been appointed sole agents At Seattle
for the powerful steam tugs Tacoma and
Richard Holyoke. Orders by mail or
telegraph promptly attended Ia. mya6 n
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Full psrticu a-s will be pub ishei soon
b. der of tns TX cutive' ommittee.
VIC WV. KtER Xxi, Sec'y,
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Tram suspended.

oAlyEsroS, r,z,s My - r ,ilroa !
aFuii thinug olt the Il 1dej dis,ri,' 1T
~ state. Ia It'll gamer diy suspsnd-d.
lusie have ben n msits frau ths
uofth Tor iva dNs. No aceur ~ ssti
I'VE ot the d'mtgo ~ the vtrlbns raj.
Ion lines has We; bssn ont ii i'.t. bat n
vel intnrm~d gentlr,n VI ~ this cits
PAGES The di tts ra,leJ,i pro perty
~ nigh An tvn ,ntIIio,a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24
Louisville Races.

LOUISVILLE, May % - Club purse
MAJ 'en 2yeir old-, dve-eiehths of one
NILE; won by VAllisia, RAPID IN second
rnacess Ban third. rine, l0s.
Purse race, mile he,ts; wa bv Chill
10 strtiaht heats. Z .vpsisn SEQ md u
each heat. aud Maj r Hughes ta,rd.
Tins, Ia LAG.
NO for meroh mt at ,kss, all a yes
rr'eciand favnr,t') won nv length
aalsbt second, John DAVIS third. Tune
ienasssse stalk. 2 wear ola. three
CHARTERS OF nils Il istan. Won -ssi
yora length. X ukIk s.cJli, RJ;ks
hird. Tim. III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

ing that the public turned out 10 hear him,
| ohanoed 10 drop into one of tho senate
galleries the other day when no less re-,
nowned and able statesman than bayard
waa making u act speech on a que,ilon re-
lgting n our western boundary Win Mexl'
co. There were not ilfty people IN the gal
lefes, ard only sixteen out OF the seventy
SIX senators on the door, by actual count,
and of these sixteen only two, no far as
eoull zee, were giving the distinguished
speakor the least attention. Outside OF
Washington mnn may bo everything, out
In the capitol 10 IN the occasion and not the
man. In tho house during the Eta John
Porter debate the public altendauce was
larst, but daily nov, as Fenef ] thinR
the proceedings are dull and uninltfcslirg
Much curioaltv or desire % sec aud hear
Mr.. William Walter Phelps ln this we'll
known case wa, manifested. Mr., Phell b
hed conferred puulic attention upon him
sell ny Bis attack upon Keller some time
ago, and thu memory Of very witty and
sarcastic speech made 10y him when no o0n-
gross before. lie appeared for Porter and
made n neat, logical speech, but far nom
snowy or witty or sarcastic, TOO prosaic aud
HrRumentatiye for the galleries, or HE
house either for that matter, and per
coptihle disappointment and bored mir set
tlfd over tho auditors before the gentleman
was half through.
LABOR organization delegates and Indians
from the Flgtheads aud LeathprhpAls and
hoadright fellows and halt breeds 10 Bondi-
not, the blk Indian, whose presence IN 30
well known by this time around the CAPT
toll aud department axe here IN force ahd
clHimUuts, and theif attorneys thicker than
ever before. II Is possible that The house
or senate may indulge ia few "spurt'"
before long, or at any rate before the zee.
sion Is over, but IL Il mighty "on'ar,'r
in spring Immediately precedinga presi-
deGiiAi election, where both parties. too
are rather aver-c 20 leufthcuinr nr ampll'
Tying their already veriega ed records. A.
n g., the public, with reference To politics
and congressional sction ct the capital ibis
winter. must simply adopt the convenient.
IL somewhat unsatisfactory and inactive
philosophy Of Mr. Micawber, ANA "Thit for
something 10 turn M L.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12
RED OF LIFE

Tom Parks, who has been resident OF
thig CITY for several years past attempted
10 commit suicide OF mis- lodging mouse, NO.
10 Jefferson street, corner OF lim street,
YESTERDAY morning, by cutting himssll lVe
tines In The throat with a razor. lie vas T.
srlooust aud for some time past his nina
has been affected. Being out Of employ
menL he grew dependent and tired oi NE.
IL was about O'Clock, while the family
yera ut breakfast, tina. he essaled the rash
act. The lady OF the house heard bin
coughing, but at first thought moth
ing OF it, thinking that he
had taken severe colo
yet the loud coughing continuing she weht
TO his room and was mortified on beholding
him lying on the floor with his head in q
pool of blood with an open razor near bis
right hand, from which IL had fallen. She
notified the neighbors and some men placed
him on his bed and sent for DR.. Hamilton,
who on examination found that the WIND
pine had been severed in two places and
that three other ugly geshe9 had been out
in his neck. he still survived,
and though he could not speak,
by sigps he protested against
the attempt OF the physician and attend
apts doing anything for him. While they
were washing the wounds some one ask. q
him ii he did not visa To get wei, Wnen ne
shook his head and waved his mana Ior
them 10 20 away. After lew u'hut hau
elapsed he opened his eyes and seeing the
crowd about his bed he pullad the blanket
over his head DR.. Newsom, the health OIL
Ger, called later IN the day, and IT.
was tho opinion OF both physi-
clans that he could not survive
his injuries though up 10 late hour last
night he was still alive and slight hopes oil
his recovery are entertained. He has been
lodging there for several weeks and up to
about week ago bad been taxing MS
meals at restaurant but since that time
he hos been doing his own cooking in his
room. Egg-shells, lot of Irish potatoes,
his cooking utensils and a lot OF bread
were found in his room. For the last TWO
wears he has been in bad health and
hie mind has been more or
less al times affected and ho has been cared
Tor bv Matte Parks, woman with whom
he had lived who assumed his name. 80
far as could be learned no writing was
found. 1t is supposed that he is Cana
dian and a report is ailost to the affect that
he has wife and two children living In
WISCONSIN,. At one time he was sport
hero but of late years has been attending
bar in this city.
The landlady of the house says that ne
appeared IN be very restless especially at
night and that he would frequently be out
nearly all night.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12
From a Boston Editor.

Merit will, win. SO we thought o. gen
tl.mau was telling OF his wonderful cure OF
a cough ana cold with Humphreys Hon.
e0pn,hic Specific 40. Z He nhirm'i f1ht
Tor coughs und colds OF stubborn cha,-
aoter it could not be cXc,llsd. II 'lhgef
the tickling IN the throat tnd distressing
cough, and relieved the E1gr5auess when
his friends had become alarmed les' ppeu-
monin was setiilg IN. He commenced with
Specific M. Z, taking SIX pellets evrr' Two
hours; cough soon became w'lder; hoar.r-
ness passed OF strength and apptl re Inn.
proved, and in u ieg days he was ns well neg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12
4 Tale of Two Jurics.

The Mansfield trial is ended. For many
DAYS a. hes occupied the attention Of the
people of Louisiana, and been watched With
interest in ueighb1ring states. The extra
ordinary nature OF the case gave the trial q
signihcouce that has not attached 20 any
criminal proceedings OF late years in
Louisiana.
A minister the gospel deliberately muir
dered man IN his own sacred csling. The
victim was the head ofone ofthe finest lemBl g
olleges IN the state. and the alleged cause
was such os 20 lend deeper interest 10 the
trapedy. The ablest lawyers OF the sect ION
we're employed to defend and 20 prosecute
the csse, and all thai money, influence,
sympa,hy and socia solicitation could do
has entered into the trial Tho plea OF
insanity was set up for the defense OF the
slayer, and all the pleading OF southern
chiy,lry we're invoked In his behpit upon
the ground that he mad avenged theiDj ured
virtue of lady he loved.
The facts of the case were cert iinly ex-
traordinary. While 10 10 evident from he
testimony that Ben jenkins became in
Il ,med to the degree OF committing mur-
der by the careless remarks OF q school girl
that he admired. and that the act was a.
variance with all his former record among
men. there was no case OF insanity made
ont beyond the insanity engendeTed when
the worst passiona of the human breast are
left TO run riot. There is indeed scarcely 4
parallel case in the annals of criminol juris.
But the Jury heard the story. The test
mony on both eides was exhaustive. They
listened TO the splendid arguments Of The
counsel tor tho defense. There was all that
could appeal to their sympathies, Tho
Young clergyman, whose life had been
blafneless before this horrible deed, sat be-
fore Them with blank stare in his eyes.
His aged father took The witness stand.
The bereaved vile OF the slain cole ge pres.
ideut spoke of the affecting meeting with
The parent of toe slayer OF her husband.
But the court ana jury did their whole
duty, and obeyed the law. The verdict -
such as will reflect credit upon each and
every one of them, and upon the state.
Contrast this verdict with that IN the
Sykes case here IN New Orleass. Here
The pimp o. an abandoned woman wrests
from her the knife which he plunges into
her body no less than eleven times,
coniesses it all before ne
Jury and pleads seli.defense. And this
TOO when that unfortunate and isllen
woman had supported him for years, aud
crowned her attachment for The wretch by
making q will bequsathing to him her LARGE
fortune of something like $3.50 600. Our
people should indeed be ashamed OF so foul
a pcrversion Of law and ofjustice, especially
when brought into contrast with the Lro'
reedIngs OF the Mansfield court New
Orleans Picayune.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12
nlnd.innc md Lhc EngIL.h MorI.Lngmcn.

Gladstone aud the English Wprkingmon'
Gladstone msde an address 20 the EnrH-
ingmon eot England, urping them 20 10
tolerant toward The communists VINO nad
npen expelled from France and Germany
ana urged them 10 study their models IN
an branches ut the mechanica' ar. D.. being
IN many cases very superior 10 toe E3gl.sh
models Tor similar work. lie also co He'd
attention 10 the spirit Of utility which was
manifested ia American machinery Ci The
best class. lie urged the English TO DO
tpis lntelligcntly aud patiently, aud that
thereby they might be able TO retain tho
markets of the world.
The English atove.mnkers have been
familiar with the models of the Charter
Oak stoves tor several years, as ZONE OF
the great hotels are using them, and 10
this day they have never turned out o
stove that had the grace, form aud iltne'S
for the desired use which are striking
characteristics Of the Charter Oak Stoves
aud Ranges,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

Mrs, Winslow's soothing syrup
Rev. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes IN the
Boston CHRISTIAN Ffeeman'-We would by
no means recommend any klnd OF nhsulpln'
which we aid not know 10 he good-par-
tioularly for infants, But OF MIS- wins
lows Soothing syrup we can speak rom
knowledge, Ia our own lamily II has proved
blessing indeed by Riylng nn infant
troubled with cole pain, quiet sleep and
the parents unbrosen rest ~ night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings
Here ~ AN article which works % PERFECTION
aud which In harmless; Tor the sleep winch
IL affords the infant II perfectly natural ahd
the little cherub awakes" bright ~ ~ . but
TOM And during the process rf lee'hinf,
iis value " incalculable, We bave frequent
Is heard mothers say that they would not
be without Il from the birth of the child
an u had flushed with the trtthius siege,
ON any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. - cents "a bottle,
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CoNFIDI:NCE MEN.

For some iimn past gang at confidence
men have infested the trains OF ihr rail-
ways 0f Til sec ion OF the state. 4 NUM-
Der Vt iHuoce nave been "workrd,' yet
the mos. strenuous Efforts on the part ui ~
hcllls 10 catch them have proven .uiile,
Their victims are - be met ~ win most
every day. There Is u gang bat ars work
ing the Missouri Pacific trains from
Fort Worth TO benson and
over the Texas Central from that
point o. this civ. Tney run back and
forth over these lines IN search OF victims
aud have been doing successful business
They make Fort Worth and this city their
headquarters, Ia appearance'and dress the
confidence man Is a gent eman, aud hi.
suHye manners aud oily tongue catches
very frequently those who Halter them
seiVra with the belief that they are too
"hy" to ue caught Their modes oi work
ingare varied aud applicable to the Il llerent
character OF men they besisge. A lew days
since young man from Goiiad county had
5000 "yaukei" from him by two ot the
gang at the Union depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

Those persons VINO 40 not need IRON, but
who are tIoubled with nervousness ana
. dyspepsia, will find in Carter's Little Nerve
Pills a most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way often
exert most magical effect. Take Just one
nil Of each kind Immediately after eating
and YOU will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In Walls at 20 cents. Sold by
all drupuiqts
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ArnriIl NIirrn pninI..

I guarantee this paint viii prove .atl5-
factory wuen applied according 10 direc.
lions. do not mean guarantee of salts.
lion only when fret applied, a. every paint
is satisfactory when hrst applied, ba' my
GUARANTEED embraces sufficient time 10
properly test the merits Of the paints. My
friends and customers In the cOuliry are
authorized TO protect this guarantee. Ac-
dress all orders TO IL, HAMLToN, Dallas.
Texas, wholesale dealer IN painters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

of Judge II n. Burke owing 10 the absence
of Colonel Keller 10 make a quorum, The
law provides that four oommissionefa with
out the county Judge or two with MIN Nh J..
oonsiltule quorum. This term OF court
they will o taGllsh the voting places Ia the
county and appoint presiding officers OF
elections. The only changes u he made so
tar 10 Rnown will ho In this city 10 conform
with the new wards created bv the city
council, They will have settlement with
the county officials and road oyorseors aud
orange road matters ana levy TAX under
the IHW road law,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-12

Something that viii quiet the nerves,
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on 4 purify aud brighten the complexion,
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10 obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made tor
exactly this class of troubles, and are re
marksb y successful in accomplishing the
ends desired. as named above. TIL Y sre
useful for botn men and women. Sod ny
druggists. Price, so cents box. See ad-
variisamenf