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Personal.

Mrs: Judge Il. l. Coombs is quite in
with fever. H'''0 ~
The condition OF Mr.. w. L. Hall ia
slightly improved. - -
Col. w. b, Martin. prominent NOR
chuht OF Terrell, is at the " indsor.
Hon. j. o. Terrell, our state senator
arrived IN the city last evening and IL n
guest at the Windsor
Mr.. Eugene Marshall returned boma
Yesterday from Waco whore he ina hcan
attending federal court.
Capt. j. II. Murphy. insurance an.
Iister, returned yesterday from Little
rock, where he and Mrs. Murphy, who
went on to 81. Louis, have been Visiting
Capt. w. NJ. Moon, formerly the vet.
eran true and tried sheriff of this coun-
", now resident of Dimmitt county.
~ IN the city greeting his MANY friends
Tue captain is In excellent health.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ball and his family. consist.
ing OF Mira. Ball and two children. of
ureenVllle, are at tho st. George hotel.
mr. BAL IS merchant, and his visit IL
partly one OF business. Miss Ida Rail-.
OF Mckinney, sister of Mr. j. NJ. Rail- ~
also on visit to Dallas and il n ruest
with her brothers. family al The 81
George. '''
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At CINCINNATI,


CINCINNATI, Dee. Sire, last night,
Damaged the building, machinery and
stock OF the Cincinnati Dessicating COM
pany' in the northwestern part of the
city, about $4,000; insurance, s. 600
AT DECATUR.
DECATUR, Dec. o.-MiUnisht-ISp e Ola i
~- NJ this hour u destructive fire IL
raging and threatens 20 destroy the on :
tire south side of the public square, M
Tie flames are still defying tho forts of
the fre-ighterS to subdue them. Thus
lar all tue buildings between the Deem
lur mai nal bank aud the Carpenter
house, six IN number, have been de-
stroyeJ, owned bv the following parties:
ken7taW, Sam Levy, Uilmtn Bros,
buiiulug5 were occupied by one grocery
store, Que shoe store. one book store. ono
saloon and tw0 butcher shops. Loss
very heavy but not obta,uable Tonight.
Ihero Is but iittlo insurance IL the prom
erty. Tho buildings destroyed were
VALUED aG $4,000.
LATER-l 80 4. m.-The houses burned
were occupied as follows:
Mcfarland IL Mills, Commercial
Saloon.
y. c. Lewis, grocery store.
y l.: y. Shoemaker, butcher shop.
q. w. Cricket, shoe store.
). ). Ciliiland, butcher shop.
William Haas, book store.
The wall of the First National bank
building saved the town from "A much
greater loss, rs everything was totally
destroyed up 20 the time the flames
reached the wall. This is the fourth at
tempt that has been made to burn this
property within the last six months. IL
was tho work ofan incendiuy. A heavy
rain is now falling.
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mis- Ia Chlnn,s stntemen,

Homo KoNG, Dec. s.--Reports reach
here that fresh encounters have occur
red in TonQuin between the Chinese
and French. The Chinese were de-
feated and forced TO retreat. The Chi
nese military authorities are preparing
10 throw u large force across the from
tier into Tonpuin. The French block
ado of the Island of Formoso is only
nominal The French fleet is anchored
a' kee Lung,whlle trade with other ports
ggCs on US usual.
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Smelling Shnndr.

DoNdoLA, Dec S.--A messenger, who
reached here yesterday from Khartoum,
says an officer sent by Gen. Gordon to
capture Shandy, is Smelling the inhabi-
tants out Of the place and has taken
many prisonersi also that small parties
of robois make daily attacks ON Khar-
toum, but are invariably repulsed with
heavy loss. The mahdi, he says, fears
10 make an open attack on the ground
thgt 1t would result in great slaughter
to his followers
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toYAr, Dec s. ,sacu.Ll-Mrs Belle
Fulton, wife " au engineer in Che em-
ploJ ct the Texas Il P.ciio railroad "a.
his place, was discovered this alter
Don IN what was thought 70 DO 81 dying
Hbuditun. Dr. Robinson was called 80
lrco w,d Immediately pyoaou.'.l TO- a
|ase ui opium i.isudiG; %. Jho most
pOpel,-s character. Every means
lnuwu O. mo icul sripuCo was rpsart u
h hus tn no eii,.t. a careful iuyu.tign-
Eon developed The fact that tho lady hld
Ikou iully hny-dvu grains of suphato
n morphine. The physician thinks sho
Fill NOT 1.-Two I'LL midnight. Mrs. Fulton
Eas accomplished, and was quito popu-
Pr an tbs Gown, aLd nor motive for ,alS-
Pr the dru2 Cannot he imagined.
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5 NhnNIlnn nL IInnsinn.

HOUSTON, Dec. S.--.Sp, cial. "A shoot
|ngaa'ay occurred Sunday night, when
'ohn Llviagstcne wss gerously shot
WIN a pistol ny w. y. Lawson, hut the
wounds W not provo mtal, Both men
were dnnking ~ The time, hu, Lawson
Vas Tue lnnst uudnr the iuilueucp. Both
shnts TOOK elect IN the lrit groin and
InIshi Lawson escaped and Is still al
arSe' oub the officers are endeavOrlng
70 capture him. IL Is now believed he is
In the CITY.
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sudden Dnnth n I.nrt Worlh.

FoRr Won ", Dec, s., Special, John
Prooks, for uine years past in The en-
foy OF IL. w. Williams, druggist, was
|pund dead IN his tod at the Gdult house
|his morning. a jury of inquest was
Iammonvd, and from the testimony ad.
Pincod before them, they reached a YER
pet that dva.h resulted from natural
,s,usos,pro ably consumption ami heart
llisnaso. \ DOlile coutaiuipg a. solution
y onium and sOno other drug was found
n h,s pocket, but physicians testified
hai had deceas d taken all of IL, Il
Would not have pro iured dcnih.
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A lrlo OF llurrlnrs nnrprh.

CITY Marshal Arm Id received telo-
grem irom Grand Prairie last evening IN
look out for and arrest Tom Flood,
Ftnnt harin and Dick Mason, three
Youths, VA he chuge oi rnbbing A resl.
dnhce at fraud P.Nric. When tnr etsl.
Mund train arrived, they were prompts
IS nip4'ed by the poiee aud loJ aed In
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4 "Mary i'ts Gums W,tn a Coon"
Nav YoRic. Dec, S.-rhe third elope-
ent withio week from within 4 small
d Illus in Satlolk county, Long Island,
pbk place yesterday. The wife of
|paraim Ar;h, wealthy farmer, and
Pruest chWob-goer, of Quogue,
IN away 18th Il Negro.
lrs Arch wus not regular church 1T.
ndant, a d objected TO her husband
S much time about the chuIch
way from her. When Mr.. Arch re.
fnCd from serYice4yesterday no found
paper ~ which his wife had
ritten that she had heard Of
e domino Wi!e'5 elUpBmeat, and she
~ no reason why she should not
ope with the man she loved. OF
'urse Arch was beside himself with
ge and modification, and his
elings were not eased when told that
Is wife had gone off with
niggor. los awful 10 hink that Mary
luuld have clipped with Niger" he
lid, "but s1e will NE as happy with
Inn as with q white man. /
tyer wish ~ see her again" Mrs. Arch
'aves thre5 children, aged respectively
!, . and I wears.
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Annlher MINI Itnrrnr-

SHAIoIKIN, PA, Dec. San explo
SION occurred in the slope of Henry Clay
shaft to-day, causine the deatb
of Richard Tuckott, Potter Konle.
Joseph Dusomun, Jonathan Fox and
uh"maS Williams. All leave families.
The bodies Of kohle and Duseman
wTe recovered. The mine was filled
win gas. There is great excitement
about the mine.
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The NoNon " Katzenberg comedy was
the attraction last night TO fair and
certainly au appreclatiro audience. The
Idea of tho comedy, "Pladgod," IL was
called, was hut thin, yet tho incidents
were amusing and the actors all sus-
tanned themselves wen. For a light
play 70 vas entertaining. Nuremberg.
a." hutsk1, the Pawunrnker." Miss An
r!r Hamilton aud Won as Staggors, all
uid well. MisS iIim,lion was very
graceful aud ncod beautifully. II will
he again rendered io.rilht.
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MARSHALL, Dec. ESPECIAL. Rev.
Or. Campbell preached to his now
charge at the Methodist church yes.er-
day. He is a man of ilne personal APP
poarance, n good speaker amt no doubt
wi be acceptable To his congregation.
General Manager Eoxio nncompa-
Mod by Cot. VanDvm, OF the Missouri
Pacific, and j. II. llearne, OF the Inter
national q Great Northern, arrived here
Yesterday evening", aud after spending
tho night went Oh their way to New
Orleans,
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BuENos ATWEs, Doc. s, (via Calves.
Ton Tho Argentine and Uruguay8n
governments have raised quarantine re-
strictious.
Nnthiug is known OF tho Italian
cholera-inlec,ed steamer Matteo Bruzza.
Tue couillut between church aud state
continues.
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Saturday night Mr.. @. l.. Crawford,
foreman of Blankonship Il BIako's fac
tory, after a short illness, of abcoss of
the liver Hts remains were shipped
to his home, Oxford, Miss
lNaipp', FOR interment. Mr.. Crawford
was young man of many excellent
qualities of head and heart, and had a
host of friends here.
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Now Convict md Furnish I'm,

Write PLAINS, n. ", Dec. S.--Joln n
H. Masterson and Phillip Lucas, IT,,
Composing tho firm Of J. MaStarsou a.
Lo. private bankers ut Mount Vernon,
FlaVe been Indicted FOR larceny, In 70.
ESlvlng money from deposlt1rs when
Fney were aware oil their Insolvency.
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cicero Thompson, bud citizen. han-
ing IRON the classic precincts OF Cisco
arrived in the city yesterday, and BRO.
ceeded topaint the town red in Grand
Ssn8pe' He staggered against 6njrnr
Sheehan during the evening and was
deposited In the "coolcr" A cnnrgo oF
against him. IVSIs1eEeu
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Too silly To believe.

LONDON, Dec. S.-rhe Paris CORES
pondcnt Of the Daily News says he has
received from Madrid an official denial
,t the reports published in tho papers
that "a syndicate Of capitalists, headed
by Bennett aui MWknV, wore bprguin.
ing with Spain Tor the purchase of Cuba.
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A LIyslr rlme NJ Iinneclc,l

VICTORIA, ONT, Dec. S.--COl. Mabee
mas called out u part of the thirty-uinth
battalion 10 protect Port Rowen. Tho
|llaiians on the Port Dover & Port Toyen
IMlroad, If not paid BY "Wednesday,
tnrcaten to burn the town. Capt. Price
passed through here this afternoon on
s way to Port Roweu. A lively time
i \ exneptnl
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!. NoErhAa, Den. g SpociaLl.-otilccr
w. NJ. scelv says that snlass he hears
rom Me officers OF Waco and Corsicsna
M 10 VIII hc cOmreuUd tn release
80 lancev. The btst cliig'us hero
ny 20 T. guilty, and ready tctCg,ily for
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A Prerinna I,rnrl.

GUASMus, MEX, Dec. s.-A pearl,
weighing nincty-three caraIs, valued at
$1,000, was shipped 30 London yester.
day. II is believed TO NO tho largest in
existence. IL was purchased from an
Indian for $40, who found 1t at Mulleje,
Lower California,
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MANY cosmetics for the complexion
nave rom time to time boon put upon
the market. But none have stood tho
tSst AZ has Pozzoni's medicated com.
pleNion powder, 1t is an absolute
curative Tor hlotches, discolOrations,
'reeklesI otc. For stlo by druggists.
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nnt. fnrl,. Arlh rhnanl,n,n.

LIVER AND KiDN " TROUBLES.
br u f Cilley, Boston, says: ~
have u.edit with tue most renarl, abln
success, T., dyspepsia and tiornngenlent
uf the liver ami kidueysn
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A Demonstrativo Darkey.

Albert Birds, "cantankerous coon, y
was Vho, arrested just at the door of the cal
anoose, last o, ening, by Onicer Barber
ana ,,, locked up. He is charged with dis.
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Nllnnhle and lnn,,nl,nl-

i'rown's bronchial Troches are a safe
amt sure remedy tor Bronchitis, coughs
ana Other troubles OF the thro0t and
lungs Sold only in boxes. Price -
cen,s.
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Masquerade RAJ

\ masquerade ball Is to be given by
.ae ladies' of Lone Star Commanderv
No. NO. l75, U. o. @. G., at Armory hall ON
1, tuesday, December l6, the proceeds To
DC devoted to the sick benefit fund. "
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hulWrgs feriaa,v, uuunia.
l''H ipncSs roria0le. MaecnAi Nlel Ros /,
-ah!p'rs PERT. no. Aianias vto.el.
naudhrgs Perfume, lay vi toe Na,le,,
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the stetion-house 10 await h,r,h,r do
Velopmeuts. \ gold watch and cb"in
them. "0'o 'ould on
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Henry Harris, boisterous float driver
OF the colorod persuasion, was arrested
ut n late hour last night by officer Bar
bier upon charge nj INDUCING In loud
ahd pro'Auo l1"a ~ on Elm street. On
"a lhr" 'o..s imnmF Il revolver iuto
the quite, witch uruil,rr picket nm.
", ..i .rnrr H,,a i.ur,,aIgd I'm ina iii
u'IU-n.
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USeInI and Ornamental Christmas and Bridal PrpSnnh
400 Main Street Dallas

- ~. WILLIAMS \. GO A0o Nj. Gu. =, =,
NIL end without Music
Hand Mirrors
hes
the rush 700 numerous
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GARyiN, WISE COUNTY, TFxAs, Aarch a. 1884
sessrs Horoy tbera Austin Texas, " - 'So''
UeaIeh--Send three your T.X.S AGuE yNyyc
aohee' Rave sold notte from sou and uaran
"eo i''0 e0re' an IT has nevar failed single ntance
Yours truly, ". Z. sEARCY,
SOLD by ALL DEALERS,
=" '"'""H'" DtS.Tts 80,
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''o o|.. emasHs .ao cea Ia Little
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Long Enough md wIde Knnurh

CAIRO, Dec. SCOUT De Lesseps says
reports that IL has been decided to widen
the SuCz canal were premature.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
Aesrs.s.. and onoru.-olrls.

"You talk Of actrssses' nirtations, y
said one Of the stass nanagsrs who has
rnuch to do with companies in which
women arc the principal attraction, ''but
you would b surprised st how little Of
this businsss goes on, ~ matter Of fact
that u, 20 far - stage manager can
know. What they do outside Of the
theatre is none Of my business, and ]
don't seek TO inquire. Sometimes one
Of the girls will come aad ask me II she
may receive . bouquet across the loot.
lights, and sometimes ! give the permis-
sion. just ~ sure - / do they ell come
the next day with the sams request, and
then there's the deuce to pay 4 the de.
mand 10 not granted. II man can
stand being disagreeabls 70 young wo-
nlsn who como with . beseeshiEg look
!. hs had better rsfuss from the start, BE-.
e4oss II not only makes ell the Others
c6qs In for their request. but II makes
the artists very mad. Not without rea-
son. bscause II prima donna IL on the
scene and somebody sends up bouquet
TO chorus girl it is apt to make the art.
1t look ridiculous.
"Yss, ] have known . great many
chorus giris to turn out we'll and marry
In good circles. I have known many
young fellows abeut town 70 fall seri-
ously In love and marry these womei,
just from seeing them on the stage, and
- far - l have been able 10 observe,
these marriages have turned out hap
PLY. You would not believe It, but
have had applicAtions from many won.
On 10 allow them 70 20 on In the chorns
at no salary at all for the sake Of get
ting husbands. They find, suppose,
that there i nothing 90 attractive 70 the
young men - stage women, and they
want 70 set themselves deliberately q
work securing them. A number Of my
ladies Of the chorus are married and
keep house with their husbands, dcinf
this - mere amusement. There is .
good deal Of talk about stage doors and
al that sort Of thing. Three-quarter'
OF the men who wait around for The
performance TO end are husbands, faith
srs Or brothers Of the company-Cin
eiaaaj Star.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
jay oould's Income.

Jay Gould, the second richest man of
the United States, IL credited with being
the possessor Of wealth estimated all the
way from $50. OO0. 900 to s75, 900. 900.
The former sum Is very nearly correct.
Were his railroad stocks worth their par
value be would be hundred d-millionaire.
just before aiarting on his yachting trip
TO the Spanish main, he carefully iaven-
toFisd his property, plaoed his affairs in
good shape and added codicil to his
will.
In round numbers the permanent IT,
vcstmtpt In Atocks appearing on Mr..
Gould's schedule were $50, 600 shares oi
Western Union Telegraph, 10, 900 shares
Of Missouri Pacific, 10000 shares oI
Wabash common and 10000 shares oi
the preferred. 90. 900 shares Kansas and
Texas, 40, 900 shares Of Texas Pacific and
10000 shares Of Erie. There were .
large number Of small lots Of various
stocks apparently only incidentally held.
bssides his railroad shares Mr.. Gould
holds five and half millions of Wabash
general bonds. At yesterdays prices the
value OF these securities IL e40, 495, 900.
Western Union and Missouri Pacific nav
dividends; the other stocks do not, the
bonds also bear interest. Between them
they yield him y, lao, 900 . year. His
interest in the Union Trust Company and
his lpans are profitable to him. The
World building. nominally owned by the
Western Union Company, Was built with
his money. In real estate and mort
gaess he has q, ,00O, 900, and g., 600 Oo0
more In floating investments. His two
residences rspresent another 81 ,0OO, 900
and bic yacht $500. 900. His wealth, as
nearly - he can figure II, is e5S, 795, Ala,
aud his income "a, 640.0ll. Thus HIS
-fortune earns him el2. .SSS So every day
apd @0eo each minute. .--New Yorl
AorMing Journal.
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WEEKLY HERALD.
Pcslnas, Evar SATURDAY xonxuse
TERMS:
4 suicide with One Rye open.

= ioAcher ct San Francisco college,
vho Ne Given 10 drifk, became 20 NOR.
tiisd 1t The failure Of benefit given
hin by literary society Of his pupils
that be took dose of laudanum. He
was found before death rescued him
from teaching and taken 10 the city
prison. where he was d0sed with coffee
and walked up and down The pphaltum
Aoor Of the jail, and subjsctsd to other
strong restorative measures. Presently
Police Surgeon 6tivers. for whom mss
aoassr had been dispatched, arrived.
zhs suicidal educator had been taken
in1s the kitchen and seated on the dough
trough TO make II ali the more conve.
nisnt fer the attendants TO administer
rsvivinR kicks to his shins. When Dr.
Stivsu came out the reporters surround
I'd hin for information. The doctor re-.
plisd:
''Csntlemen, its the most extraordin-
Sry case ever Saw The medical books
have no record Of it, parallel. The left
eye shows every sign Of opium poison
Ing. The pupil Il contracted to : pins
pciut. But the right eye is what gets
ne. The pupil is -.lilated; indeed,
/. Il has clear aud intelligent expression,
whils, - you can zee, the man is In q
state almost Of coma"
The doctor paussd moment thought
fully, and then continued:
you've no doubt heard Of the caAe
Of 0'Giovanni, who In Ballyhorence in
less pushed . piksstaff int his right
ear r.
The rsportsrs at once declared that
they knsw III about it.
"WeIl, said the doctor, ''in that case
ths right eye fell out and was discovered
10 the vest pocket Of the patient. while
the left retained look Of intelligence
until the tibla was severed and the
mstAtarsus extracted. Then the CLASSY
eapgsssion Of death supervened. This
61js still more remarkable"
Ire small and thin reporter step
psd Up. He had very large cigar be-
sssdingly assured and familiar.
doe, he said, "you say that the stiff
insids has one pupil contracted, - it
ought to be when . man has flooded
himself with lsudanums"
'"Yes, SIR"
"And the other pupil is wide open, a.
u on the qsi yive for point on the
stock market"
"Yss, sir"
''Praps, then. " said the small report.
or, ''the phenomenon may be explained
when you catch onto the fact that the
rooster in the kitchen has got one glass
sys."
Ths doctor stood for moment, glared
asound. and shout Of combined laugh
tsr sm0ts him in the back - be Asd
through lobby into the prison hospital.
--Virginia Chronicle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11

Ask your neighbor who has attended
1t and profted by the thousands Of va
rious bargains laden upon our 100 feel
Of centre tables. Every night until the
midnight hour has told in changing
tones the approach Of another day, have
we been at work replacing the inroadi
Of the days sales upon our centre bat
terry with new and more effective bar.
gains.
In addition to these powerful attrac'
lions we have commenced a series Of
hourly sales, between 10 and ii A. NJ.
and 3 and 4 P. NJ. At these times only,
we take special line Of goods, previ-
ously advertised in the local columns,
and sell them at one half our regular
prices. Attending these sales you will
be richly rewarded for your trouble.
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cor . UnG y TITO .

0WU0I0Uu ~ VVWUUUuYu uyUs
And I'll ths varisus diseases of the Head, Throat
specially treated 81 n. HiLioH wilLiAns. n. D.,
!. Q. Pa q, caes rs NORTH hais street, Los
a! dissss.s p the respiratory. esgans treated
by ~ nc1t lnprovsd msdicatsd lnhaistions.
tbus bringing ths rsmediss into direct contact
wflh ~ disssssd pAFss. Thsss Ars II ali csssS
cnoetned With proper constitutional renediss
~ ~ lives. ssonach, nervous sysesmsnd blood
Qz0MA.-o.sss = ne professional ..
ntanh IN wkioh alienation has satsn through
~ ms@bsans liuing Il ~ noss 70 shs cAFtilegs
Of The boas. Any ease a oztasrk nay end 10
seouss bus II nogt fFsqusntly oocnrs IN thoes
takss plAns through The n1strils or through the
throat and y gsuerally Of = ysllovish OF green
and Almost always attended BY an odensivs
smell In the Language efDr. Wosd, Of PhiiA-
and di.sr.ssbis which De physieian has 70 en- en-
countsr. In bad oasss the breath Of The patient
becomes % revolving ~ 70 isolate him hon soci
IT,, and 70 render him ~ object Of disgust ever
70 himsslf."
mtsd, sud dough Of, leaving deep, unhealthy nj
GERS, which sscfete blood matter, and are ex
tromsly difioult to heal.
Aftsr Osmns has continued some time tbs
.enss o. smell usually bscomes impaired and otter
Deafness is ono Of its most c,mmon conse
quenccs, end results from its extension throusi
The eustachlan tubes 10 the internal ear
Pains W the head and over the frontal sinuses
impsisinx msmory, and even insanity frequently
s13pR from ~ extension 70 the brain.
~ grsategs danger, however. bscause tn
most commen, 10 that II will utsDd downward
and saect the fung., In most oasss Of pulmoa
sEy diaosss catarrh II present In some dsgsss
the patients dlscomiort
Dssidss thsse grave consequence I'll of whick
Ass liable 70 spring from sorofulous sataryh 3,
0sonA, there are others which, ifless danrerous
sre sut1lcssntiy unpleasant. u occAsions grsAi
unhAppinsss 70 Thousands Of both sexes, BY 10
lating them and pre-, sntinG thsif settlement IL
iiis. An offensive running from the noss. with
foul breath. 10 abont - great calamity - osn
befall young people.
CONSOLIDATION FREE. Thoss whe
dsrs 70 consult with me In regard 70 their cassl
had better oil 1t the Office for consultn1ion and
examination, but II impossible 70 do 20 csn writs
for copy d my Medical Treatise, containing Z
Mt of questions. Address -. Milton Will
Hams. n. D., n. q. p. =. o., Hb North
Main stFsst, Los Angeles, Cal.
0FyICE HOURs-From 10 A. y. 70 ~. r
Sunday from V I'm.
Residence. rs South Charity Street,
}ans0 dkW q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-11
A Hollow Mountain.

For several months past the citizens Of
Round and Hot Spring Valleys have
contsnded that the blasting in siskiyou
tunnel, about 100 miles distant. va, dis
iinetly heard BY them. II has, however,
been remarked that the sound or reports
are dsepsr and lack the concussion Of an
sxplsdon Of powder, - dos . thunder