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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-08

THE STATE OF wTsr VIRGINIA:
10 the Sheriff OF Ohio Count,

THE STATE OF WEST VIgGINIL:
10 the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon Elijah
Smith, II no BIZ found In your bRilIwlck, 70 npp?ar
at the Clerks Office OF the Circuit curt OF Jhlo
county at rules 10 be held for the said Court, on
the hFst Monday In October 1855, 10 answer a bill
In chAnHery exhibited Hgiln,t him Ia the said
there this writ.
Witness John W. Michel, Clerk OF our said
Court, At the Court House Of said county, In the
CITY OF Wheeling the 18th day oil September 1885,
and In the sd year o. the St,te Of West Virginia.
JUHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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TAY1oR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,

an article OF Southern manufacture that has
promptly won It's way Into wide spread popularity.
delicious; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table OF all that have used It, The quick and del.
icate sense Of the Mystic Owls ut once discover.
Cd It's merits and they had no happier concelt to
lghItUl perfume. TIE taIr dancers who found 10
gfHtetu refrt Sher last evening will please them.
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
tho sensation throughout the tWelVemonth BY
means OF this delightful AGENT AUS MWG4w
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THE PERFUMEO BALLROOM

The Atlanta ConaitutiOn, speaking OF the Mystic
Owls display, adds:
and graceful features oil this great event As the
guests entered tho Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odoB. as IRON a freshly
blooming b, d oil thousand flowers. The air was
laden With the soft, sweet perfume that seemed "a
be the very breath OF the goddess OF pleasure and
wooing 70 the gHletiGs Of the occasion. ioun'
tain, neatly placed was playing all the evening,
the cologne which gave i0rth This Perfume and
the pERCtced senses Of the ladies' at once detected
what II was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two Gtomilers were dispensing to the At
mosphere the odor OF
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MANNED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wsdneSdly, octo
Der T. lssS. at the residence Of the brides mother
by Rev D. A. CUNNINGHAM, ID, WILLIAM II
ca DWELL, no, aud Mis- BERTHA Z. WILLIAMS
No cards.
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LITTLE WILLIE ecreams and storms with
a burn upon his arm. To little Willie Joy
Ia sent, by using Salvation Oil, the great
liniment,
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From Tho Publishers.


The October issue OF The Decorator and
FurniSher begins the fourth year Of this
successful artistic journal and its editorial
page is devoted to a terse review OF the
prosperity it has enjoyed. The magazine
has always employed the best writers and
artists it could command, and each MONTH
ly number Is crowded with entertaining
articles, pleasing designs and valuable
suggestions on the subject on house-tur-
nshing and decorating. The October
number contains articles on well.known
London houses, the homes OF Madame
Marie Rose Maplt son, Carl Rosa, Mrs.
L1ngtry, Lewis Morris and others, designs
for metal work, camp building in the Adj
irondacks, furnishing with modern means,
design for handsome sidebosrd, ceiling
ornamentations, French hoase.furnishing,
suggestions for decorators, letters for fancy
work and sign painters, interior OF the new
Synagogue in New York, jewelry designa,
and decorative art study for women.
The illustrated description OF the New
Seventh Regiment Armory, just issued by
the Decorator and FurRiSher, Is work Of
art well worth preserving. A note TO the
publishers, including thirty.fye cents,
will bring specimen copy, in which
every one will find something Of interest.
The magazine is published ut No. 80 East
18th street, New York City.
JOhn.lon's Journal, an illustrated maya
zine for the people, Is the comprehensive
title by which the journal formerly called
"The Operator" will hereafter be known.
The paper was established in 1874, and it's
success in limited sphere has encour-
aged the publisher and editors to make
radical change in its size and style, and
transform 1t into high.Class but low
priced illustrated literary journal, OF six.
teen pages, appealing to the general
reader. 1t Is promised that in its contents
the paper under it's new name will aim to
combine recreation and amusement with
instruction and iniormation-that is to
saw. while the articles will DO short, bright
and readable, they ut the same time will
be Of an international charaCter--and
that 1t will be a magazine for the home
and family-pure, clean, Wholesome and
elevstinS. 1t is issued from the same
publishing house as are tho well known
and successful popular scientific Journals,
industrial American and The Electrical
World. October Sd Is the first number
under the new name. Published every
other Saturday. 81 year; cents q copy.
May be ordered OF any newspaper dealer.
W. ]. Johnston, publisher, o Murray
street, New York; IS Congress street, Bos-
tom % Borden Block, Chicago.
As soon as it became apparent that
Moses King, the young publisher, OF Har.
ward square, at Cambridge, Mass, had met
an unprecedented success with his book |
called "Students' Sougs"-the sale already
reaching nearly 90, 000-several publishers
bought out collections OF so-called student
or college songs. Some Of them are leHiti-
mate competitors; but some Of them APP
pear 30 similar in shape, in title, in design
or general make up, rs TO mislead a casual
buyer who may be intending to get copy
OF the original students Songs, which !
was edited by VIM. II. Hills, Of the Har-
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soucl.Cr for Complainant.
NOTICE TO FAKE DISPOSITIONS.
In the Circuit Cont oil Ohio County. West Virginia
R s,s''s ;. Smith In cnpncer,.

Take notice that the depodt'ons Of Re6ecca R.
Smith, Mary Bidyood, Hu III CrOckSfd aud n'hers
will he taken st the law Office Of W. J. ". Cowden
l222 Chaplnc street, in The CITY Of Wheeling, Chic
county, In the State Of West Nilglnle, on tho 9Th
day nf November, A. D. 1885 between tbs hours Of
O'clock NJ and O'Clock N. 10 no read IN
evidence IN the above nAmtd cause on behalf ri
said Plaintiff Aud n, from any cauEe, the tIking
o. the said GepoSitons shall not be commenced. OF
being commenced, shall not be completed on that
day, he taking Of the same will be adjourned
from time to time until tho same shall be com.
pleted. KEBECCA R SMITH, Plaintiff.
Ply ". J. W. CnVDEN, her Attorney.
To ELIJAH r. SYM, Defendant. oGtfh
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educational.
MI. de CIanta! Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA

The thirty.SIghth year Of ibis wclELnorr AcAd'
envy, under the charge Of the Visitation nuns,
opens on the HRt Monday Of September next, and
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time In the session.
Those who deire to place their Daughters In Al
Institution aHordIng exceptional SdyAniSs II
the wayoi heHlthiul and delightful location e.
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
at the hands Of lifelong ttscheFs In every det'N
ment OF female education, including The modem
languages and music, should tend OrAcANios''
Of this School. Address,
Directress OF the Academy oithe Visitation
MT. d. CHASTAL,
Ru25D4w Near WfCcllNG " vs.
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3., z. = Q. Railroad.
Leave se1Aire At S:ISP. Y. for wOOdSaeid and
Leave BeIliro at S:l6 A. NJ for summeraeld and
L1 1sri1a q Rsll.Iro 1910 A M.mh6Snn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF REFEREScE MARKS.
oDAlly. tsundAy excepted monday excepted
Wheeling Time:
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Six Pieces Guinet Black Silk,
beautiful quality, warranted not
to cut, at 81 so per yard.

Three Pieces Bellou Black
Silk, very fine and heavy goods,
at 81 rs per yard. Former
price 81 90.
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Five Pieces very Fine Black
Rhadames at 81 90 per yard.
This is a bargain which no one
should neglect to see.

Five Pieces Black Newell
leux, fine, heavy and brilliant
goods, at 81 rs per yard. This
quality would be cheap at 81 SO.
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Zee.

TCEl ICEl
We are prepared to deliver first class Ice to all
parts Of the city, either by wholesale or retal at
the lowest price. BALL BROS,
ONCE In Armstrong, Coen Co. s Building,
mven Tenth straNt near Market.
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as,u Advertisements.

VWANTED-TO BORROW $1,000 90
w Immediately. oil nay Z per cent Interest.
Security guaranteed For further IniormRiioI In.
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.NTANTED-sIX L1VEMEN TO CAN.
w VASS the citv from h0uSeto house TO Intro
duce 4 new aud useful article. Good Inducements
10 the right party. tail at the Howell HOUSE be-
tween and O'Clock this evening
ocS J.R EDWARDS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
Summons

In tie District Court "f the Third Judicial
 Dss,r,ct, Territory of Arisona. County oi
 f.vapsi.
 Thr"iors l. Chsse, plaintiff. r. Hidden Trrasafe Minin. Nmpaly, defendant. Actin bruu-h, in the D.s,sics C.ust oi
 the 1hIra Judicial D,s'ries. in ami i.r the
 County a Yssspsi. Territory of ArIoaa- Tsr,'sry er ITro=a s>~,, gsesisg 1 Hli. dss IrasS I.ssss c@pa.y:
 You are hereby ssuins..ncd and required io sI'isar it sa se,s,a bs"ash, ix.iDsi yoa ,rie' Court ot tho Third Ja.f.eiai pss,rsct in aDd ivs hc t'Ias,y d i.vspsi, ia ,h~ T.rn,'uy "f Ar,s"ns. Nni ahs~cr [, sa. ,s.n, ;,i ain, filed sith the Clu.k .f ths Cpass. a; rIrsco,f. in sad C..untv. (, cs.py .f ~aieh complaint Ace"a,Iani.. ths ,aa- 'p0us.) -i't,n ,~cn'y I ,s (sxel's'v.- Df ,h~ day II ssss.c .c,l s:;c, the ss.s.c- avsn ' ,u f the ss,au,s,sis. If ssss~a sa the s.eun ! . but if s~r,.I sst of ths Conoiy. and ~nhrn The District. th.a within tA.riy days. ,n all other esses fssty dave Asd y,u <re hsrci,y sofi6rsl that II yoa fail 'o appear and an.wer to esnplsin,. a. sbpss required. shr plaintiff si'i t.ts jadg- pi.,, sg.,u., y..u hv d f.nit f"r iae sa.a ,., fss ISEar a tsjoo) D.liars and m'-rrs, ,hsscva a; the r.ie s.i s-vsa pr cent. fer snpam in.m the is, d.y os fsbrv,sy. iSsa. and s's and ds,bursrascnss in this brh.i! rxoend~si-
 GIv.n su,icr ny han ani sl" Seal of fskAtl ,J .s,d Di.,r'e. Court, ih,s IG h day .f Arr,l, |. D. 1885. =
 A. F. foorE, ciert.
 By NcGsgw a E5Grks. Attorneys fss FIs,us.d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
Assixnee.s Sale.

Noncs is hsreay sisea stst m Monday the lsih day sf My. 4. D 1885. a, the s,ors herck,i.rs known as the
 White Uous~." st the . p,h~cs; cYr- nrr .a M"ntcauma and Seod~in rre-ss. iu the Cs,y os rr~srott. Ysv.rsi Coun- iy. Territory of Arizona. et,rnre.ri ing a. ten u'cl"ck .. m. of said day and c.,n- 'inuins from thence sntl completed. l. Louis Wolleubasg. assignec ot the estste of Chsrlss \. Rand sli. will onss foe sale st public sue'i"n, to the highest bidder for cash, all snd angular the g'~,ds, warcs and n, ryhsDd.s~. 6xsufes sud persond d prop- .rty situate m CT about said store. and ,he good uI,' of said stors and business of Charles \. Randall. heretofore carried on in ssid .snrs. and also ID. books .I account hcresyforc k~p. by said Randall in sid s.or-; snd Ill ns"n-ys owing to sad Ran da!l sni evidenced hy said b-,ks, v bills ressivsblc. pr"missory. or due b'lls. snd sl esusc and cAGses "f action an't chrscs m scsiop nov po~essed hy ssid ass gLcc snj assignei ,o him ty sa,d Ran isll
 An iaspec'Ho of sad p,srsonal property may h. had by ,'crsons desiring topurchsse st any time before the sAle. Said prop crty wil, be sold as whole or in parcels to suit purchasers.
 LOUIS WOLLENBCRG. Assignee.
 Prescott, 4. T.. Msy l5. 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
Notice tf Application for . Uni-
 ted Ntateo patDnt
uxuEp S1AsSs LAss OSvscs. pHHsccys. AklsoxA. usy lei, 1888.

lhuto 3xAtxo LAID ObtICu.
 Passccrs, AsissxA. Nsy lei, 1883. ]
 Notice is hereby given that iu pursuance oi tas Act of congrvss, AppsVssd Msy 10, is13, "ro pc, snsAs shs dsvslovsnsns .f t.s Nsning Rssssfres ot the United Ss4tss" |" Jsln N-rs. claiming iSG0 linear feet of ,hs Blsck Hal ssia ex t.ds. bsasibS precious s,sials, usth sasfsee ground six hu dssd feet iu s,dsa, iyins s.A s-iny situate sisiia ,h. Bi.ct hsii M.nisS u..ssat. C.sas'y ,i fxssysi aud rssr.ssry ot Ar's.is, hAs a.sds sppl,e.,ioa to sis Uu,isd 6,A,ca fvs . ps- tsst tr the sAid nsihiux calm, which is mvss folly d-scriiei 70 ip @c,-. snd toa.is sy shr nite ersi tas', hsses,sh psssa s,si by ,hs tssi ssstss ot sar.ey thssspf, no. hisA ia the StSes .si tue R ss,st 4 the Usssie, ot LAnds, su.ject osls st Pres e.at, Artsoas, which 6..id sssss.a surv.y dsscribs tho b.,aaisriss end rAtens os sad el.im on the sutacS. wth msgasIie s.r,A- ton st lS -05' E.st. a fiioss. to vt; B~siun,nx ., the initial monument, u,xrtiug she sru,hv.iy end center .f claims. .Lere is lsrss rct in place in the e~s'es of . gaich, marked E n. | M. N.. 1; s.a,h ~.., eos. .. see. l, ra. iA IN. Range k. hr'- s 61 f; 3J ". 5s:3 t.; themes | . sS 10 L. SO tt. t' tstS- bicn NuCse ' ss, pet ( ft t.ax. <A& i.s-. ll fi- in ths g.ound. pc. marked M n. N". II. mouth sk g9lc! t'ss X. Gis W. a H.; iarnc- \. l?- (? c itGO f. to l-c. mon. there s~, pat ft. Ing. 4XA ins.. II fi. in rr und; ,sss make l. H. Ha III. yulch hr. N. i7 &2' E. 2i ft thsnee S g; is W. 300 it. Ia toc. wcp. where s-s . Is.s, { ft- long. tAs ina l! ft. in ground; p.'s. mark cd K. II. N". "; :.,s- rck i1 place mark ed E. ?. k H. No. ". b'o S. G3s 60 w ss t.: thence \. :? 3ls \. (.ams eours-) c0o ft to !,c mon.. where sst . pss ( f.. i..g. <x4 inc. 1t ft. in g,~nssi. r'D.s mark .d $ H. No. V; theecs k. l7 '>2 W. ls6t .s. to ioc ,acn |. whess s~t . Irs, { fs ls-ny. 4s& rs F f,. in sr,una. p-'ss mark ct! B H. No. VI, thence <. 73s ls' F. :sO h. so mon and ,~ek in p..cs E. U. NJ. N". l. place cf brsinnius. - coGtAln,ni ao ] i a~r-s; the s,id sa,nins claim b-,us "i res"rd in the ofkes .t fhc Recorder |" Deeds of iAsspAi County, in Book O! Nine' st page.
 Any and all pessns claiming adverssl, the u,.uiny ground. vein. lusl,. prenises o any potilnn thereof so described. ssrv~y-d pls,tcd aud applied for. ar. hereby nvsi
 f'..i ths' unl ss their aasesss c'aus ar anly iii.d ~crs.siing to law, and the rrrula iions shefoansi-r within s,asy days ituu sss da'e bsn-nf, suh ,hs Register .t sh '. S- .-~- al O.hcc st f'rcsr",s. la the Ter r,tusy of ArsI s,A. they ~,n tc barred. Il slr,us ef tas prrni.,n. If ssid statute.
 1HUMAS WING, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

y< Sscsd- H .afts6as - sAs1sss u usssA, sssssssb ens he nervss. Brain, Hass3ss. UloSnsa. teVestse Is .,o,. ..; ss ssss.,sY sss s:s.,s s..s s.e, tn1o vslA sno orone Goo-s e esDspuDgDee - sol ,sdy m s !. ssrs .hassess ss e kIoSry Ass inGrsaseA.. T, ehSse uhe sso so0egoD0 sse9 ths ssn seeses ss y~UtAfso sr1ossguese0s = 0cARASTknD. pvses o1-o0 - oeo1b - o~< soel1ss ta eseosueeA fsn AlssssuDs sD1 e1gp oooA ssi:f sece, from eeesvsnes e ssy s10vs. - ope ef ussee. ee O. Q. uy VaR onoun0s
 s,s. C. D. esloelA. 0l . q sasus onsoA. sen franeisso, Gel. cesss,essesus sosouD1 0.e denss>i ey isssss es sa o0sat- yhk8. Iss tAs - ss~seose ef pss~eo. ss1 sD eeops se sosuss Oss<s< scssey. sAve easps-a yssssD sAAs~A - sesss fpaeksGes are fcvvasSe6.
 TAiAl oOfJlf NeE.
 N0T1cE.-I vsli sssa . se0 eeo0D ee - oo etsss e skev - 0UN-ege h synpeoss esd aos. ceoossseae3aessoeu0O - W ual. ffza1nnDU1R
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

- EwxDs 2 UAA. vsQo 20D~e
 sOSoG to soo ~ - sDea1s el 0ous e - = pssesssS esf~s>.nsS - CC0Do 014O 00ooS8 txo cxHrAI1Iy S0 0UoDnD4 4BoDlomD0Uo - - too, WS1busuD. - !:;s;! T:!s:..:s.. i:s..;::. -, 2. esl Lo9f oH nAAe<soe DvD~ 0DmAvv~v s0wxuD uvm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
yCuNa MEN!.-.READ THIS.

THE voLrAlc BELT Co.,, Mar. shal, Mich, offer to send their celebsatcd ELECTRO voLrAIC BELT aod other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days. to men young or old] afflicted with ner- vous debility. loss of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troub, les. Also for rheumatism, neu. ralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases. Complete restoration to health. vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illustra- ted pamphlet free.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
From xonday's.0Iiy.

o.J. wooa.a.a, of kirslsnd 'slley. i' Ia iawn. E,+s- - %47 4ebs
 M shsmssrr and ,. F. Aadersn arTi'- q la.. evening from Ash Fork
 Gulf I'd Hathavy's s:.ge left fhs mosn' ins .i.h load of p.asengsrs ior Phn'x- Everybody is go.ns ,s the openinpf the rink i.evening.
 Several wedding are reported asbcins foled for a, an early day.
 Joe Walker returned las: evening cm ? ,so,, visit to Bid Mountain.
 r.,h.- LDrvioa is cEFsStsi ts surn to Prcsco.. by to-Esosos evea'ng stass from Ash Fss..
 There vii ho pfsaea,nz every Iia da- r:n.,s, ,.rs.aas week at the A@'i'' CsureA. l.e.; Presocts. 7 The .ppso,eh.as ,s'n Of C'ars pn ''' .obs . busy one. and msny s;rs'ss from .hro.d are eI,eSs>d b be .n ss'endee
 Attorney General Csarehi., seee'Anied sb, ur. Cbsrehill. lei. las. sssrs cn ,;.;, ,o ,ss Salt g.vs, Valley.
 Jim ysn1sbars is in f'n' hS nss oo a.a C.s~l. where ks ac several f.''''' ,s.n,. .y .a rOes t->>r~" 'ss -sryeh-
 ,-,~Se Lon on. Pro Store.
 nesSnins CD . rist t. Ia e.t.l. LTa She Verde
 
 ''ss' shoris iasler hs sounsse.a ..- s.'Hr property in ard sbo,. r,.s,,,. and '''' collecting rosd sat pal u,s 'hre 'e'' ns departures L, sss- fo, "'a fo's tais nso,nins. xl;l NJ o,l.a SA' 'a> o''f P"r.pn 'o Ie.,.f. Mari o,- ffsh. fo.iis ps.-l ,or. ,o s.y.. 'aa 1.si 0s Vrer aaoo s..,, L.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22

pv IssSsSrs Ss u0ssss~s. ks. . - Oh9 oD eru,sss~rvSps ns n As&Ased S UUsssS en< - ksnd os ssss SsvsA ssrs es. =. ~ yees
 rse. sa ssssssg ssss-esses. e3- eco a = e01o 10 Set se cry sAassss. sssssSe sssun0 - D ervs iso.
 DfS LlT.BIO co. ssss ss~.oesey = Honnsers,as. sssry fern ss essssuA eusss = chr.rSe Isss-s- ss bsss ssse-sy u DsDetS GDe if ~isssss. s<ss D. sP~D vest~e1 .suussv-o<ss1s fsilov ihss b. 0- 1Slss-ry O>1.ess sssU0es s~OsA Co cosspss. ~ sessssss Ice - DeGzos ti n dsst.s.s Bs sAs's s,s-s>s. srs~sry. ~ csss ss.ssnasex- ps.ss..s ss sbs s.-1~f ns9 - hsir~y.. iv.r ssS h.asss sv><ssay u>kssA s~S' ousiins.si snd Rssr.,asrsss-ns tseA e.. Sss'e ksssYe. sss sssssss~~ . ssD4 - casscrris sss~sS Iss. psi co ss~psses - - lar eeii~o. sAsesasso sn1 eAs~~ a NS - ss~S sp~esi prse ics. Ssss D v~sI ssAssh s<h no s~ Tc rrsvs sss ~seA-~fss psvw = ossss ts- a Sssae ass0 e s~sa sssA conn1DOS - ard ;r1xsts.
 61Ds. li-<sr', tseasrsus .shsUe oAsS scs-s gro scs.d es e-pssisns sren psssqsno0 - csits1 etss~s 0ssssSosss. n-See. -
 pAs,s5 hs.ss. = Srss6sA e os.r, s'ssss sssn xsssss: ns's ssssssS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-05-22
Application for Pardon.

N.si-e is hecehy given that AhsjaA .. liutehis"a and Shelby '. nscAis@. she ~cfe convicted of ncr,ier ee che ssccsue de- gree. oa the l ish day .f Nay. ses7. ss shs D.s'r,ct Courz fl the Th,Td J.d,es@l t's- trict "s the T~rritesy o( Arls ,sa. 10 and f's ,hs C"s"ty "f Yss.ssi. and .~ns~ss~& ss imprisonment in ,he T.Fnsars-l Prsssa ss iu,as. Arizona, for the term of 's~ssy year, will apply to the cosernsr ssi E.Ard of Pardon of sad Territory. ss ths next meeting .f said Ii,srd
 Prescott, April l4. 1885.
 RUSH < WELLS. At'orne,s Tor Absj.h l.. .ni s.siry o
 IiGtsLo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-17
AN AGED ZAP 81 MINISTER.
Two Northumberland.

Two Mere Important Cssss
-FOUR sgeht Ucin~ IN Columbus, Ga a.,
Jay 9ay Srso, ana ms~tin- Tire venerable brath.xv
J; II. Campbell, We sseed him for tbs ef n.w
Hlsreply was, 81 have two more innnaeWh
cures effected by swift's Specific tn renant
rms venerab man Ia known far ana oIt'
.or ms unremitting lsb0rs OF love in ihs viz" his
n,ar o. Ii.d pHor o. Columbus 1t will be- ~.
Lleihoered That the Swift Specific Co. has A.
mated quite an amount of their tamous y, a a9
icine, 10 be dstribu ed by hr. CamnHs,,
among the poor ofthe city; hence his renars
81 have just seen u lady who has baon 49,.
~ annoyed by letter in ooe of her bao s.-
III had given hel much trouble and main az.
SAID she had b en- treated by several nhvs nv
ians during epast three or four years with
.ne oid remedies, bat without giving anv ~. w
ilei. l suggested Swift's Specific, and az.
LOOK four bot les and IL now apparently nav
lectiy well. Her hand Ia smooth and not
sihgIe sign OF the disease left. 1t Is marys,.
what abeut the other case?" '''eih'
wen, inst was a lady also. She had b..r
ahectru win the nc ema for four years Her
race, honds ana arms, ms ell nd he- bodu
was coNeredover with sores ana .cans. II
was one oil the ~orst ca.e- Of ms tnrrthi.
disease thst have ever seen me .ut,erin.
OF tae poor creature was beyond eypres,jo ION
0he tried every remedy at command. lncInJ'
ing mercury and iodidt of pota Ii, but shs
utiy erew worse she was IN this condition
WueH nret saw The case. ! soon had hsr
taxing Sw IT'S Specific, and she hes now onix
:, Ken Two bottles, but every mari, Of ths
disease has almost entirely Disappeared,
Her strength and genern, heath hAverreatIv
improved. II is one OF the most rcmarkabls
cures hal mas come nndermy observations
Mr. campbell, y u have had Il long and
varied experience Ia mngling with me II ana
observing their afllictlOns AID the remcdies
used-whAt is your opinion as to the merits
ofSwif's Spec fc?"
In ministry OF sixty wears have mir.
gled with every class ofpocety and have oh.
"rved closely the variety of diseases which
anllct humanity Blood diseases are The
most numerous and the most difficult to
remove. III Is my deliberate Judgment that
Swift's Specific Is tue grandest blood nnrifisr
ever discovered. There Is nothing compare.
PIE 70 u There IL othing too good TO say
about Swift's Specific"
Irestise on Blood Hnd Skin Disease mailed
free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Atlanta. GA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-17
SIS to New orle.n, and R.,ur,.

Commencing January 18th, the Texas
Pacific railway will sell round trip
tickets TO New Orleans and return. good
10 days NJ SIS, aud al s22.S5 good for 30
DAYS. This II positively the only inc
running solid trains with Pullman
sleepers through To New Orleans with
cut change Of cars OF any class. The
Texas d Pacific is now running two
trains daily to New Orleans with Pull
man sleepers ON both trans. 5H Main
street is the only "city office" selling
tickets via this route.
E.P. TURNER,
Agent, Dallas.
B. w. MCCuLLouoH,
q. p. & T. A., Galveston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-17
Visions of bliss.

Nine millions Of Empty Pill Bexssl whata
sad commentary on constipation and biliousnossi
What's vast storehouse of pills il all were col
lected. And to think that all these drastic, nau-
seating pills have bsen kindly solicited to enter
the stomachs of men and womenl Sckening
'al disgusting to think of. No one knows the
Ans and aches, loss of time, piles and inhamma-
lions they hsvs caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use, and try
une desc of Bailey's Saline Apericnt, and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected brow 1t
relieves constipation, cures biiousnsss, sick head.
ache, heartburn, &c. tits pleasant, ehectual and
cheap, and we'll adapted to ladies use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every