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MAR RED.

IsAAC-GAtLAG Ter. On the 9th tit.
by :he Ref. A. Bartholomew, William
Isaac, and Miss Maggie Gallagher, both
OF Mauch Chunk.
WEISS BARTHOLOMEW On the OH
ut, by the same, William Weiss and
Mrs. Maria Bartholomew, both Of Le-
highton.
sPENGLER-HUFFoRD.-0n the 18th
ut; Ivy the same, james Spenger aud
Ella NJ. HuiI0fi, both Of Lehrghtou.
BOwMAN-BLOSE.-On the 23rd Git., by
the same, Wilson Bowman, Of East Penn
aud Mrs. Jane Bi0se; II Iehigh Town.
ship, Northampton county.
HE-THOMAS.-Ou ThHrsiaS, Feb
24th, 1SS4, bs the Rev. DANES A. Little
at the BRIDES home, HokendauGua, ]. f.
Oscar Agthe, OF Middletown, near Harris
burg, Pa, to Kate, daughter of William
r Tbomasj esq, OF lI6kerdaudua.
K-MUSIfLITB- On the 7th ut, by
the Rev. @! W! Gross. Albert W. Buck, Of
Allentown, 10 Miss Eva Mushlilz, of Lea
high Gap.
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Lower Towamonsing Chips.

"A child belonging to Lewis AuaHalt,
died hast week Of Group.
Joseph Souders Was utade happy
again, one day last week, by his wife pre-
seItIng him with little boy.
jacob Bloss intends 10 enlstge his
batt.
-ReV. Freeman will hold communion
services n four weeks from last Sunday
in St. Johb's church.
Jacob Swartz has one barrel Of eggs, all
from his own hensS which he proposes tc
send to New York city.
--smith's saw mill suspe nded operation:
for few days last week, owing to a smash
up Of the saw frame.
Martin Beer has purchased his falheri
estate, which was to be sold this month
The heirs disposed Of it at the spprsiSemen
offer Tor 50 900.
Several weeks ego Mrs. soudefs, o
Franklin township, gaye birth to tripiets-
two girls and bIy-the girls survive.
l--MoSes Stroupj administrator Of hil
fathers estate viii sell suid property al pri
vste sule. Con.
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On Monday evening the coroner's jury
investigating the cause Of death Of Micheal
Caddeu killed ON the L. 4 s. div. of the P,
4 n. n. r. on Saturday 9S uh.. rendered
the following verdict,
An inpusiti0u iudshted and taken At
Nesquehonisg Feb. rs, aud eontiuued al
Mauch Chunk Feb. 27, 90, and March |
and Sin the year Of our Lord one thousa nd
eight hindred and eighty four, (ISS4), be-
| iore Mr.. p. II. Latham, corones OF the
county Aforesaid, upon view of the body Of
Michael Cadden,t then and there lyihg dead
on the oath OF Michael Cassidy, Patrick
Lawlsr, Thos, v. Corty, Banjamin Oxlet
Hugh Riley and +. L. Rebel. .goUi md la ~
J ful fhen Of the county aforesaid, who being
sworn to inquire, on the part Of the Com
monwealth, whent where, how and after
what manner the sand Michael Cadden
cams to his death do say, upon their oaths
that Michael Cadden, ste Of Nesqdehoniug
came to bis DEATH by being struck and ran
over by locomotive on the l.. 4 S. Divis
ron NJ the p. & r. X. Il. Company, between
the Round House, at the Liberties, near
Msuch Chink,an the Nesquehoning J Junc
ton. Further, that the said p. 4 n. n. X
Company is responsible for said Michael
Caddeu's death through and on account Of
the gross negligence and hasty actions o
its employee, the conductor, Charles Koch
er, ID putting the said Michsel Cadden Of
the train on dark night and while in al
intoxicated condition, and while a eontto
yensy was pending concerning the payment
OF his fare by another passengers and while
be ssfl held the amount requisite, (aceOtd
ing to the evidence deducedl, to settle IL,
fare in bis haAdS aud in not using ordinary
discretion and paeifving means To- secur'
the required fare, anf on account of puttipj
the saId Michael CHdfen of the train, orr
portion OF the railroad where there are q
means Of eGress except other by iotowihj
or crossing the railroad tracks on era wlinj
over a dangerous embsnkutent on one sid,
aud almost preeintous rOeks on the other
Further because tire conductor put the sHis
NJ Miehael Caddeh of the train with u
knowledge that a train run ming over tha
portion of the road, bound north, where h
put the sahi Michael Cadden oi4 the train
4, was due at that point, running on schedul
! time, within ten minutes er less alter tn
time when he put tle said Michael Caddei
of the trsinS and tecause as the eonduclo
himself testified that he put the said Mich
! cal Cadden oil without stopping 10 eonside
whether The place Was dangerous or not,
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loo Doses Ohe poIlaf
A Leap for Liberty

A Leap for Liberty
Last week Andrew Woodwise. living in
Wilkesbarre, stole, il is alleged, Sl75 from
a Hungarian and then escaped to New
York. A detective was sent aflefhm, who
arrested him on Saturday, and put him on
Lehigh Valley passenger train. When
near Elzabethport, N. j., the man asked
leave to go into the retiring compartment.
which permission the detective granted
him. e, Not returning ~ The time expected,
the otncer Looked Tor Woodwize, and found
that he had escaped through the window
which leads to the platform ofthe car. The
train was at once stopped and search made
tor the prisoner. He was found badly bruis-
ell He was taken Monday morning ,heav-
lily ironed, to Wilkesbarre.
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Lentzs vindi6ation.=To the Pubiic.
rAcKKRtoN sAoPs. March l. 1884

We, the undersigned ioremen at the L.
". II. r. shops at PacKerton, having read
or heard read, the article in the Carbon Ad
Uocate Of February %, 1884, and the libel
lous, scsndalors and shameful attack on
our Superintendent, Mr.. Jno. S. Lentz, in
the Coal Gazette, Of Mauch Chunk, Febru-
arv 2Sth, 1884, do hereby publicly and
without hesitation, state that we believe
the charges re false from beginning to end,
that We have worked at Packerton for years
attd ever since MIR. tents has had charge 6l
The shops, that ne have tfnder our several
charge frorfi six ID ohe hundred men, and
the larger majority Of us are Republicans IN
politics, hdt as honest, iair men can not
letid oufselyes to such slaudering in In nous
ptlitles, even though they do eminate from
sn-called leaders Of our own party. The
truth is, the attack is n malicious libel, cone
cut from the whole CLOTH" and we unani-
mousy resent the attack upon the Integrity
of Mr.. Lentz who has always tfedted us as
men and fot #hoth we have the greatest
respect, We iutthet affirm that the above
expresses not oily our own Views, bit ms
far as we know il ambodies the sentiments
ofall employees at Packerton shops.
James ttdtig, Mach. h ~ s. shops, trcp)
| y. NJ. Neise, Asst Mach. a B. s. shops, ,irep,
j. +. Whitehead, wheel Shop, (rep).
II. Bartels, Ldbdting Men BIZ Shops, ,(dem
VIM. IA. Monts, w odd Shops, trep).
PHILIP Miller Paint Shops, trepT
8, +. Collins, Pattern Shops, (demJ.
WIN. II. Anthony, Nsw cdr Men. (repj.
| tt r! St6ck6r, Repair Nj en-, tdem),
Jno. Swartwood, Laborefsj trepJ.
Chas Dougkammer, Coal siding, trepJ.
Wilson Trainer, Asst Coal Siding, trepI.
K3 L. Rooms. Lumber Yard, (detn).
| Coal Gdsehei
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Firh AZ Paaknrton.

On TUESDAY morning, at sboht d'clSck,
hre wis discovered in lht III hBdse 6f The
+. V. Il. II. TO-; ut Ills place, and in a very
short llhis The combustible parts of the
bhildihg-the crude oil, waste, and wheel
barrows which mad been stored 10 it, to-
gether with the office fixtures OF MIRA Lang
kamerer was speedily reduced toNashes.
The roof and sides of the building were OF
sheet iron or else the fire wouldAhave been
more vidleht than what II really was. The
,itleih 5f the FIRE Ia not definitely known
but ii is supposed that ote Of the workmen
left one OF the large stoves in the building
closed aiih that II got hot and ignited some
Of the oily suits that were hanging near it
After the Gre was ohre in the oily clothing
-overalls, 1tettoats, tootsA etc.-it soot
spread to tho Hther parts ofthe building
with the result as before etated. The oil
that was stored there was the crude OF
which is used by Mr.. Langhsmerer'amer
to grease tho cars as they ats brought intC
the yard:
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LafaYette College.


The new catalogue OF Lafayette College
shows twenty three instructors and 2sg
students in attendance. The latter are re-
jocng in the completion Of a new Gymi
nasium, eighty.two feet by fifty feet in size,
the funds for which were secured by Presi
dent Cattell before his recent departure for
Europe The catalogue ends with the ac-
tion OF the Trustees on DR.. Cattell's resigna-
ton. In the letter announcing this step
President Cattell Gays: "My health do, B
not improve, and feel impelled to present
my resignation. to take effect on Founders
DAY,which day will complete the twentieth
year of my Presidency. When | was called
to the tIIice there were but thirty nine
students Upon the rolls, and the condition
of the College was such that the propriety
al suspendlng operations was meditated.
We have now nearly 800 students, the fixed
capital amounts to nearly 81 900 900; and
the College strong in its number, love and
devotion OF it's alumni aud other friends has
Won an assufed position Among the lending
American College" The newly elected
President, ReY. DR.. J. II. NJ. Knox, assumI
cd the duties II his office in January, and
will be formally inaugurated at tho next
Commencement, June 25th.
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March April May

AZ no othei season is the System so sus-.
ceptlble TO the beneficial effects OF re-
table tonic ana fh7igorapt Tho impure
state Of the blood, the detanged digestion,
and the weak condition OF the body, caused
by US long battle with the cold, Nlntry
blasts, all cali for the retielng, regulating
and restoring Influences so happily and
effectively combined in Hoed's Sarsapariila,
"IIood's sarsaparilla did me great deal
Of good. Ind no particular dseaso, but
was tired out from oyerwork, and It toned
inc up" Mrs. G. E. SIMMONS Cohoes, N. Y.
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ministerial Appointments.

The following appointments of ministers
for the Allentown District Of The Evangeli-
cal church, ere annothted on Tuesday
last, at the annual cohfetshee which was
held at Lebanon: c. s. Haman. P. E.
Allentown, Linden street, J. G. Bliem; Al.
lentu@n, Turiter street, }. W. Hoover; A
lento#r ,flfst Ward, j. D. .tehr; Allentownj
Liberty street; j. Sbetht,. tehigh Circuit, A.
W. warfeI; Emnus, B. II. Miller; Catasau-
qua, B. f. Bohner; Lehigh Valley ID. Lentz;
Slatington. q. " 6rossI Berhnville, F. T..
Erdman; ParrFtille. II. NJ. Wingcrt; Weiss
port A. A. DeLrrg Lehighton, S. S. Chubb;
Mauch Chunk, II, R. Yostj Hazleton, D. S.
Staulfer; White Haven, A. S. Kline; Will
kesbarfei J. W. Woehrle; II. Stoetzel, Lin
den street Quarterly Conference; D. Yingst,
Linden street Quarterly Conference; s. Ely,
First Ward Quarterly Conference; James
Bowman, ,Wilkesbarre Quarterly Conference.
Rev b. ]. Smoyer, formerly pastor Of the
Evangelical church, III toSnj has been APP
pointed Presiding Eldet Of The PottsvilIe
District. Rev. W. X. Wieahd, late pastor
goes to Reading.
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-Rev: ]. II. Hartman, past or Of the Re-
fortified chdfchj OF this place, on Sunday,
Feb. oath ult.j tehdeted his resignation; ho
has accepted cali from the Hanover york
county, cotgfegatioh, and will leave for
bis new field Of labor sometime In April.
We extend to the rev. gentleman our best
Wishes for his success in his proposed new
field Of labo!.
Col. A. X. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Times, has been secured by Ely Post, G. A.
r Wilkes Barre to deliver the Decoration
day address ID that city,
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Torn to Pieces. ..
weusil Maennsf Was struck bYa train Of
the Lehieh Valley hailtoad, neat AlltS.
town, Tuesday; AND killed. The tj6dy was
50 mongled THAI Identification Was almost
impossible. The track was spiashed with
blood Tor 6isiahte Of one Kindred yards
nnd pieces ofsknll and Brains were scatter.
ed on the ties. fhe back part of the head
was Gu, of, leaving only The face, One leg
was SEVERED Close u the body and the other
was rnanglei, While both arms were torn
out Of their sockets. Maenner was a-well-
known musician and member Of the Al
lentown band and the Eureka Orchestra
lie leaves a widow and four children, The
youngest one year old.
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Sstin APRON PartY.

On Friday evening Of last week a satin
aproH party Was given by Miss Lille Guth,
ut the reidenee OF B, X. CuIton, on White
street, weissport The evening was very
delightfully."- passed by those present in
skipping the light fantastic toe, and other
PSstimes usually indnlged in at parties; nd
at a0out midnight the following named
laies and gentlemen partook OF a grand
supper: Misses ELLA Snyder, Siauda
Yundt. Emma Boyer, Laura Yundt, Belle
Conner, Emma Everett, Mary krner, EN-
ma Rapp, Louisa Rlpp.and Annie Wasum;
Messrs. Aaron Snyder, G. II, Mautz, r. l..
Col0urn, Austin Boyer. Ell. Yundt, Al.
Ni9rson, Charles GVthF Robte Bowman, ,
=. l.. Lesser, - Goth and Jno. Musselman.
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When t..e weather grows warmer, that
extreme tired feeling, want ot appetite,
duNness, languor. and lassitude, afIiiot
almost tho entire human family, and srrof-
ult and other diseases caused by hamors,
manifest themselves with many. II is I'm
Possible TO throw of this debility aud czpel
humors from the blood without the aid Of q
felinble medicine like Hoods Barsaparllla. %
II could not sleep, and would get up In
the morning with hardly life enough TO get
out Of bed. had no appetite, and my
face would break out with pinibieB. bought
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struck her with a Coffee Cup.

A colored waiter named Jacob McGouder,
employed at the MerchsHis Hotel, Potts.
yile, carried tray Of dirty dishes into the
kitchen Thursday afternoon Of last week,
and threw them carelessly on a table, for
which he was chastised by one Of the work
ing girls. He made an insulting remark
to her when she called him d blark rascal.
Gouder suddenly seiz"d heaty coffee. cup
and threw II at her. II missed The one IL
was intended For and struck another girl in
the fice, sitting her bahly and khdeking
her senseless OH the floor. A physician was
promptly sent for,who sewed up the wound.
Her asssiant vas arrested dnd seHt 10 pris-
on In default of 81 900 bail 10 await the re.
suit of her injuries.
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DIED.

HARTUNG.-On the 7th ult., in West
Penn; Lizzie j., daughter Of David and
Kate Hurting, aged 10 years. q months
aud 81 days.
BRITTON.-At Eckhart's hotel, Albrights-
willie, Carbon county on Saturday morn
ing, February 23rd, William Brittonjaged
65 years.
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Notice OfAppliCatiOH for Charter.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That an
duplication viii he made on the 23nd day of
March, A. ID. 1884, by Philip Miller, Thomas
NJ. Bullet, W. q. Weiss; Thomas Keme.er,
and L. A. SNYDER, to the Governor Of Penn
sylvania; under the Act OF Assembly bf the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvanis; entitled,
San Act 10 provide Tor the interpolation and
Regulation Of Certain C6rpbrations," ap.
proved April 20, 1874 and the supplement
thereto; for the Charter Of an intended cor
porati0n to be called The Enterprise Build
ing and loan Association" of Lehighton,
Pa, the character and object of which is to
accumulate fund by the monthly coutribu-
tiOns OF its members, which Increased by
careful management and Investment shall
enable its members to purchase Real Estate,
Erect Buildings, or to invest the same for any
lawful purpose, and for these purposes TO
have and possess and ENJOY all the rights aud
privileges the said Act Of Assembly and its
supplements.
+. A. SNYDER,
March 1, isst-wL
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sToCK MARKETS,

Reported tip to IL o'clockJ by De Haven 4
Townsend Bankers, No. 50 Third Street
Philadelphia. Stocks bought and sold
either for cash OF on rfIatgih.
IhiLrdElIth:d. Mnrkh {. 1881
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Try Pine Remedies.
kORAKOFFIhe IheSalVat0rin all
-HN.'-- PllnNniC Tr0lhlGS

tut IHU VUTt OF NOUsUIHIIIIUHi htIHIHHi IfUfIls
oIrhage, Diphtheria, Group, WhOoping
Cough, Pne unOni ,CatarTh Coughs Colds,
Sore Throat and all Bronchial Troubles.
u Is . wonderful preparation Uf Pine and
Honey, and 10 working a radical revolution
the treatment and cure Of an causes of the
above diseases. KURAKoPF gives instant
relief i0iihOut fail and with faithful use will
effect a raUid and perfect cure 1t absolutely
does not contain either Opiate, narcotic OF
any Injurious drag, and is a PURELY vE6RT-
ABLE PREPARATfOR. A TRIAL will convince
sSq Of It's merits. Ifyou would always feel
sure Of the safety OF your children during IN.
element weather and at all times. keep bot
tle 10 your medlatne ctiest. send Tor pamph.
7os Chapel Street, New HEten, OF.
PINE BifTEKs, PINE KIDNEY AND LIvER
Pulls, Pine PLAsTKRs ASb PINE BALM
Sold by Druggists janr9-mSnr
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Hotel and Store Stand at
Private Sale.

The undersigned offers at Private Sale his
Hotel and store stand. together with Four.
tecn Acres of well cultivated Land, situate
ut Pleasant Corner, in Mahoning Township,
Carbon County Pa. This is one Of fhe Best
Stands In the county, being located in u well
settled section Of country. and no other store
within a distance OF from TO miles. The
house is now Licensed as Hotel. aud doing
n good paying business. The property will
be sold ON very reasonable terms
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

"For seven years, spring and fall, I had
scfofulous sores come out on my legs, and
for two years was not free from them at
all. 1 suffered very much. Last May began
taking Hoods Satsaparilla, and befor6 had
taketi two bottles, the sores healed and the
humof left me-" g. A. ARNOLD, Arnold, Me-
"There Is no blood purifier equal TO Hoods
Sarsaparllla." z. S. PHELPS, Rochester, MY.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So, Made
only by c. 1. HOOD & CO., Bowel, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which Will De distributed along the various
lines of railway, and will bc placed ON file In
the hotesof the principal cities In this coun-
try aud Europe, furnishing full information
regarding Texas and her resources. VIII fur
uish complete abstracts Of Title to property In
Dallas and surrounding counties; win prose-
cute claims against the United States In all
the departments of the government Bounty.
pension and land claims a specially. Can ana
examine our lists of property. represented
by G.. - Carter lJi Nassau street, New York,
VI. j. Richards, 100 Randolph Street, Chicago,
md \ Srhieldsy5l9 Chestnut Street, ~. Louis
Missouril
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MEDICINES.

DIR ENGENn uEs u , 81 Fanca, hAs
made us hlS agent tor tnC slate I Texas TO
sell his neser-ial ling relncdy, "Natureia Cons
nubial Restorative or Ni,alixer. All affected
T:;S nervous debility, loss OF manhood aud
all kindred diseases should at once procure
his circular nom which TO learn the cause OF
the diseases above mentioned; then at once
procure from us or through us by your drug
slsJ or by express the never falling remedy,
CROWpUS 4 BALDWIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Dallas. Texas.
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w. ID. wYLIE 4 CO.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents,
Grand Windsor Rotei, Dallas, Tex.

VIII give special attention 10 securing good
investments IA city property farming and
grazing land. To stock caiserS and colonies
We olter special inducements, having on our
lists large tractsOf fine agricultural and graz
Ing lands, with abundance Of water. The
renting aud sale of city property viii receive
promptly made and remitted. Having n line
OF Offices i'm Chicago, s. Louis ana New York
and correspondents IN Europe, our mcilitie.
fort saleof property are unequallcd. We
nave l0O,0OO acres Of the finest land IN Texas
belonging 10 the frlucu-rcNan Land Com
panN, choice selections, which we will sell ON
long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous to the Texas d Pacific Railway.
We nuLlIsh I'D connection Win our hmslnoss
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WITH

Nj AY mean POISONED with Potash.p This
Mis- the case with hundreds who have been
nnwise enough TO take sarsaparilas, Potash
mixtures, etc., until digestion is almost IA.
tally impaired. Swfts Specific lisa vegeta-
Die remedy and restores the system to
health and builds up the waste made by these
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Bailey's Satire Aeer9e.it,


ftis cheap, mll, effective and delightful INK.
ave or pgFg tive, intended as a substitute l7r
al"5uc ana n4u5elilEg pills. II cures corstip..
ten, hl iou.n-ss silk he'd che, sud rs sp..i1llv
adapted ~ G.l no lead s.dent'rv or c,osely
confined life. iislwhi;e powder and Fl ryesces
hb" soda water, and IS no p,saalrs. /, does rot
grippe hoi sick,n AID s aiwavs ready. pnt1ip In
North and south.
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vICTIMIzED.

BUT FINALLY RELIEVED ny 8. 8. 8.
II was suffering with Blood Poison, ana
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash, only 10 make me worse. The Potash
took away my appetite end gaveIne dyspep.
sia, and both gave me rheumatism. | then
took Sursaparilas, etc. All these sarsaparilia
mixtures have potash In them. This made
me stu WORSE, aS IL drove the poison further
ihlo my system. a friend insisted I should
IaNe Swiits Specific, and IL cured me of the
huood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
w, U, my system, and to-day am ~ well a
ever Was'" GEO. .. WELLAiAN, JR.,
c,,,,,,, ,,,,,,..... SALEM, Mags
John 4 smith, the largest merchant In
rom the combined effects OF Erysinclns ana
Eczema, ] continued 20 grow worse under
medical treatment. and hy taking ne,Ilcina
containing Potash. ~ : $. cured me thor.
oughly and absolutely My appetite, strcnrth
ana he'h returned - was rured With ~
LET T1uTu TELL. IT'S STORYt
MINISTER AND THE ORPHAN cuIt.pREN.
Key, l., Paine, Macon, Ga, writes; ave
nave been using Swifts Specific ut the or
puuns nome rs a senerai health tonic, and
nave haa remarkaule results from It's use on
me children and employees OF the Institution
u Is such an excellent tonic, and keepk the
blood so pure that the system Is less liable TO
disease. IL has cured some OF our children OF
Scrofula,n
our treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed Tree To applicants
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
nraNer3, Atlanta, Georgia. N. Y. Office 1853
West I'D street, between Sixth aud Seventh
yves, philadelphia office, l2Dh Chestnut ri.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, STOCKS AND nnNns.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29--Money, lG2; prin,
mercantile paper, . sG6'%; sterling exchange
B. g.. firm 1881 y; sight, 49,
Dry goods imports for the week. G26O,OlO
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RAILROADS

His facilities for assisting purchasers to
good bargains are unsurpassed, and he guar.
auteeS satisfaction TO all parties enirustnp
him with their business. He is also prepared
To furnish ON short notice complete abstracts
Of title of Dallas city aud county property.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-30

Land Grant Bonds
IN LANDS OF THE COMPANY.

Having had surveying corps on the from
tier of Texas for the last elghtycars and tiav-
eled extensively In the state, he is thoroughly
acquainted with the quality of lands in differ
md beiug familiar with the different proposed
lines of