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The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

~ YoU WILL BE HAPPY. Make your old
things look like new by using the Diamond
DSes, aud you will be happy. Any of the
fashionable colors for 10 C at the druggists.
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, vt.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

FENO LET-Nice rooms suitable for gentleman
of Pine st. Address, L. L. D., Press Office. AL
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19
FOR sALE.

Brief advertisements are inserted under
this head one week for 25 cents, pand in
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

Rrs. advertisements are inserted under
this head one week fer 25 cents, paid in
advance.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-19

BRADFoRD, Pa, May s, 1875.
1t has cured me of several diseases. such as ner
vousness, sickness at the stomach monthly troubles
etc. have not seen sick day in a year, since
took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors them.
MRS FANNIE GREEN
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DEDDGTD 1ND NOBbND
= fsxbs srooNMAa ooaf %
Nv y see Yofh Hfnress, who Gives hin
ufist ~ Dfuafed tiuaor, start.
fglna HIN. After witch she
Hollis Him Coz Itis nsona,
pha IL Arrested

NEW YonR, Nov, a,--lsIpoclhl. IA
iow days ago John q. Harker, cattle
doalor 1t Poaraall, roxau, oamo TO this
city and found lodging NJ No. "a
Blocker street. Ho carried a large
aum of money ia hrs pocket. Harker
lett Texas with number OF horses,
which no sold in Philadelphia. and he
had sent $1,000 homo. Sunday night
after midnight, ho was walking
through Blocker sLroot to his room,
whom big, hashy-drossod Negroes
spoke to him, and finally produced a
small bottle, az the same time invi.-
ing him TO takO drink.
"I novor refuse pslaon from my
one,~ said Harkor, as no put the bottle
TO his lips and drank. "Thaps like
whisky" no remarked, Is no walked
along with the woman.
A few minutes later he became I'M
conscious, and did not recover until
yesterday, when no found himself In
bed in West Third street. Examining
his pockets no discovered that Sl,305 In
bills had boen tGkon from him, tosoth'
or with 81 in silver, revolver and q
diamond pin.
Ho went TO tho police station and IN
formed the police. Dotooiiyesarres'ed
Mary Wilson, who is known 90 "Big
Mol Wilson," for committing the rob-
berry. In the police court to-day Har'
ker identified "Big Moll," as the fe'
malo who gave him the drug and
robbed him. She was locked up TO
o,yntt f-ial
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
Incandesosnt Lamps.

An electrician, in speaking of the
making OF these lamps, said the pro-
cess ia very simple. There are differ
emit ways of preparing the flaments,
which are shs ped, oarbonizsd ana
treated at white heat. They are
then placed in platinum holders,
which are imbedded in glass, and
next 70 into the hands OF the glass
blower. The glass bulbs have rouno
OPENINGS at the bottoms end little
tubes at tho tops. The little tubes all
connect with a big tube. This is called
fork, and resembles q cluster OF
blackberries. Two or three dozen bulbs
NAV be on u fork. The glassblOwer
places filaments in each bulb at the
bottom, and YIELDS the glass about the
platinum holders to the edges OF the
opening. The open end of the big tube
is attached to an air-pump,
which has 40 pounds of mer-
curry at it's top. AS the mercury
drops il carries all tho air with 1t, and
vacuums are created in the bulbs
The operator then takes Bunseu bur-
ner and directs its flame against the
little tubes close to the bulbs. This
closes the bulbs, which are then ro-
moved from the big tube. The glass
Blower finishes them off. The ex-
heuDting Of tho sir from so many
lamps at once make the cost small.
The bulbs can bs made by any ordina-
nv elass-bJower, but 1t requires man
of intelligence TO mako the filaments;
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Liahlo tn DO Tronblr.

BISMARCK, OAK, Nov. 3D. - re-
ported that p serious conflict is Likely
to occur this week between cattlemen
and INDIAN hunters IN tho "Bad
Lands, "of the Little Missouri. The
Indians, who number about rs, have
hunting permits from thoir agent st
Bsrthold. They ere reported to have
started fires which the cowboys had TO
FIGHT for 100 miles, day
and night Tor seven days.
They arc Killing great deal Of game
and are also accused OF killing stock,
The cattle association on Thursday
next will send in party of 30 cow
boys to order tho Indians off the chad
lands" and SEQ that they go. The
Indians, being we'll armed and having
permits from their agent, are excited
they are surprised when separated
into small parties.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The post
master general to-day appointed tho
following fourth-elass postmasters:
Tennessee-Gross Isle, Miss Mariet-
to Gray.
Irdisna-Orange, Lsvl s. Hunt
Jacksonville, Charles w. Phillips
;i,ethel, Nathan White; Budgoton, Johr
r., Mitchell: Bennetts Switch, Noaf
s, Miglants; BrookstOn switch, u. "a
Kent: Creston, Leslie Ct. Cutters Deeds
Vile. e. III. Hill; Elizaville, Thomas
Fleming; North Madison, James n
Lozey; Campbellsburg, Willis Dun
IllInois-America, s. w. Lewis
uhambersburg, J. IA. Swan; Duncan.
q. ". Ebin: Hamlet. Nathan Girls.
we'll; Little Indian, Charles Steven
son; Rummell, +. Hannigan; War.
'enton, Joseph Il. McUhristy; Mer-
IN, William Murphy; Turner, John
stiles; Rincard, N. IS. Butler.
.if .ouri- Brighton, Charles Barnes;
~ John j. Clark; Aurora, y. +.
,wson, John 3. Wood; Major,
iburDe.
jones' Store, Charles T..
dersv.- 5srryville, w. J. Harley.
E--Dfme Box. r., Ii. Womack; Fer
o. Motley, Indianola, ]. w: Ho-
Jake, Mrs, Lizzie Chambers;
nd, E. Nisbett; May, Hugh 4.
he; Mor0hAn, w. Jones; Nor
"a, Willis; Rosston, u. r. Nose
irut. j. A. Bible; Antioch,
NTH; Big Valley, g. "A.
rrkes, Robert L.. Russell ;
}bell; SandusIxy, 7. "A
,tnY, 2 H. " Cord on
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sruRGIs, Mich, Nov.S.-A discovery
was made on Graud Rapids u lndi-
ana railroad train yesterday near hero
which Is believed 70 DO precursor of
another murder mystery. Shortly
before the train reached this city the
baggage man detected q sickoning
ameu from a tcunE IN
With tbe pseistauce Of The train mon
ho AT once forced mp tto lid ~ the
trunk, and found within il the body
OF n man in an advanced stsgo Of de-
com position. No efforts were mede TO
ascertain the probable cause OF tho
MANS death; but the trunk was closed
and placed, with It's ghastly contents,
on the front platform OF the car. 90 be
taken through to Grand Rapids, fta
original destination. The baggage
man says the trunk was Transferred
to his car at Fort Wsyne, from Wa
bash train.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

The gfest suooesa 81 sha roysl nsk.
lrg Powder IL dus 10 iho exifeme ears
exercised hy ~ manufAo'ufofs 10
mako n oplI,oly pure, unifrin In
qualify, and ~ tho highest iuaveniux
power. ALI to scientific knowledge.
care aud akili attained by a tvonfr
YEAR, practical experience are c0n-
tributed toward this end, and no phnr-
maceutical preparations can Da dis
pensed With n creator aGrurA0y,
prooislon and exsctross. Every nr,i-
,ls usod IN absolutely pnrs A NUM-
Dor OF chemist arn employed 10 test tho
strength OF each ingredient, 30 that tn
exact power and effect Ia combination
with i.u 90 ingredients, n definitely
known. Nothing ~ tfnstad 10 chance,
and no person H. employed In the
preparation of the materials used. or
tho manufacture OF tho powder, who 10
not an expert In his particular branch
OF the business. AZ n consequence, the
ROYAL Baking Powder ID ~ tho highest
grade OF excellence, always pure,
wholesome aud uniform In quality.
Each box ~ exaotly like every other,
aud will retain its powers and produce
tho Same and the highest laavoning
OBJECT In any climate, ~ any time. The
govornmeut chemists, after having
analysed all The principal brands In
tho market, "a their reports, placed the
Royal Baking Powder nc the head OF
the list for strength, purity and whole
aomeness, aud thousands OF tesla all
over tho country have further demon
stratsd the fact that its qualities are,
In every respect, unrivaied'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
word About Books,

Professor David Swing recently de-
livered capital discourse on excessive
novel reading
The professor thinks that this Is the
age OF novels. Our young people read
too much fiction, In all public libra-
ries the solid books are seldom called
for. There is SO little demand for them
that youth aucceBded in gradually
sbsSractipg 1000 books of science, his
tory and philosophy, and made OF them
a library OF his own, without being de-
tected uatis tho very last moment. III
he had carried off popular novels he
would have been discovered In o short
| time.
This fondness for fiction will soon
produce q generation OF citizens who
have road a 1000 novels each, but who
have never road the USermon on the
Mount," nor the history OF their
country. The cheap publications OF
our time enable millions of novels to
ne thrown upon the market for almost
nothing. The haste and carelessneSs
Of the readers In skimming them over,
pegets similar haste and carelessn6ss
in writing them. Tho consequences ie
mess Of trash. 1t will not do to read
In an age when people drink whisky
and beer and consume tobacco to 6x-
oess, tho popularity of book 10 no ar
aument ID its favor. People with the
appetites and vices of this age nRtu-
rally drift to low and crude liLorature.
Ltfe is too short to read all the popular
books. Choose the marrow paths lead
ing to the intellectual heights.
But 1t does not follow that We SHOULD
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

THE new dress OF TIE HERALD,
from tho Cincinnati Typo foundry, ar
rived on Saturday; also tho cases,
racks, exc. The material Is being
rapidly thrown IN and made ready for
use.
Tho Presto press, with n capacity OF
$4,000 coplos per hour, and tho finest
piece OF mechanism that has aver left
tho establishment Of r. HOE & Co, Is
expecud here within the nexs low
day, ynd every arrangement has been
completed for its quick erection and
use.
The Westinghouse engine ard
bous5, ihe very best machinery made
by tho Westinghouse Manufacturing
compn,, wero tested yesterday on
compilation, and worked in thoroush-
" SIT sclory manner.
Tho Edison Electric Light plant has
in rt arrived from New York and
will be in condition Tor service next
wook throughout the entire HERALD
bullame.
VITA t1eae and other Improvements
nov IT, process OF contamination, in
GLIDING rho superior tolegraphis ser
vice irou, every city and ioUn IN Tex
as, ana % Associated Press domestic
and foreign reports, tho Dallas HER
AID will present itselfin mechanical
mako-up and newsgathering power
before the country us the peer OF any
daily journal in the entire South.
To those patrons who have gener-
ously borno with tho defects OF late
occasloned by lack Of facilities to do
the sed work imposed, and have
Xxi tied the new regime, these
pr lei profoundly grateful,
arr ai tho future of tho pa
Dc than compensate for
an 1ies Of the past. Only q
lits Aer Indulgence Of time is
askel.
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R.K. Greenless, Randall, Arkansas,
writes: Icertify with pleasure to the
effected more than temporary sup
preston of the cbills on myself. Twas
told to try your Hughes Tonic, Icon
cludod TO give it trial after two doc
tors had failed to stop the chills. Ono
bottle made complete cure.
Prepared by r. A. Robinson d Goa
Wholesale druggists, Louisville Ken
lucky.
Sold at retail by druggists gener-
aIIv
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EmPoRIA, Nov. 3.-The jury was al
dressed to-day in the Walkup case by
Mr.. Scott for the defense, Mr.
Lambert for the prosecution, who was
followed by MIR. Fenlon. Tho latter
after speaking about two hours, plead
Illness and asked tho indulgence OF
tho court until tomorrow morning 70
finish his remarks, which was granted
reluctant 7, md tue court
adjourned. The oRee will undoubtedly
he submitted to tho Jury tomorrow
The people differ as to What the YER
dint will he.
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fns Iisa,tb VIII esteem u ~ esps.
AslJayn n ahy o. lhe lfsvsiina com.
m,ant tlil nlofm i'iiA once BY om'
isspoi dsnee r otherwise Of aby In
ability Ia procure copies OF ~ daily To-
sues ON any Of tho railroad trains. The
nowsloys ave All fully supplied for the
.e...taa
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a Decision on Railroad Land Grants.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3,-The secre-
tary OF tho interior has confirmed the
cotton of tho commissioner of the land
Office an restoring 90 tho public do
main the. tract OF land in Southern
CALIFORNIA; at the intersection of the
Texas d. Pacific and Southern Pacific
railway grants. The secretary, IN his
decision, holds tibet tho Southern Pa
oiHc grant included only such lands as
were not covered by other railroad
grants, end, therefore, could not in
clude tho tract in question:, which
formed part of che forfeited Texas &
Pacific grant. Tho case had come up
to tho secretary on sn appeal by tho
Southern Pacific company from the
commissioners decision.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. a.. tif6 atty oc-
Cured this afternoon N b. Fourth
ward, in which John Hebro v, colored,
was shot through the body, and There
ia but little prospect OF his recovery.
40 solicited another coiored man to
vote the Democratic ticket, when he
was assaulted by others OF his race,
and "Sheep" Brown shot him down.
Brown mas not boon arrested,
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, oy.3.-The following
presidential postinasters were appoint
ed today:
Tranqaillo Tobsdio, at Las Vegas,
Now Mexico, vice L. Romero, resigned;
Mrs. Amend Quintan, ct Monticello,
Now York, vice Richard Oakley, re-
nigned, and L. A. Bostwick, at Low
vile, New York, vice Lewis Scott,
rasiuned,
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India.
In0fa.
THE BURMESE QUEENS DELICATE CON-
DITION.


THE BURMESE QUEENS DELICATE CON-
DITIoN.
RANeooN, Nov. 3.--Advices from
Mandalay, the capitol of Burmah, state
that the queen OF Burmah, who exor.
cisns great influence over her husband,
is enciente, and her majesty declares
that fighting and the smell OF gunpow-
der viii be injurious to her health.
She advises King Theebaw 10
temporarily submit to the demands
of The British government and
fight after her confinement, as 1t Is
very important that there shell no an
heir TO inc Burmese throne. England
has now no suitable candidate for sue.
cession, both of the present claimants
being unacoeptable, owing to their pro-
fiigate habits. II Is believed the gov
eminent OF Burmah will answer the
ultmatum Of the Indian government
In an evasive manner, In order to &C.
cure tune for the accouchment OF her
mnieytrv, x ~ 3,
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SHREVEPORT, Nov. 3.-Tuesday two
coaches on the west-bound train on
tho Texas & Pscitic railroad were
thrown from tho track near Six Mile
crossing, owing to q broken rail. Both
cars turned upside down. Althsugh
the cosches were filed with passsn-
gers, only two PERSONS were injured.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--The storm yes
eerday and Sunday along the Atlantic
coast was widespread and disastrous.
The schooner Sophia Kranz was struck
by a heavy sea off Barnegat, New Jer-
sey, and four of her crew washed over
board. Toney, the cook, aud Copez,
aaRmaN were lost.
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Uomml.aAry- aeneral's IlopoIt.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--Tho annual
report OF tho commissarY-gonorAl
shows that tho total Amount 10 tho
credit Of tho subsistence department
for the fiscal year ending juno 30, was
81 Oi3, lsl, and tho total expenditures
$305l ,70J, leaving Sooi,36 on hand at
the ono OF tho fiscal wear. The aver
age prio0 paid for irosh beef for the
frat halt OF the fiscal year was 1921
cents per pound, ard for tho last half
0.l5 cents. Tho value or the subslst-
onea Issued TO Indisna during tho yoar
was $il,526; average cost per
ration was fraction oyer 60ls cents,
being an increase of 90,l00 OF a cont
over the cost OF the previous year.
General MacFeelov earnestly in.
yit6s attention TO the importance OF
providing by law for the enlistment Of
cooks ant hakers for tho army az q
measure calculated 10 preserve the
health avid promote tho comfort and
efficiency OF tho troops, General Maoi
Feelev recommends that eXlsting
orders limiting tho number of com,
missary eergeants to l2O
no revoked, 80 IL may
be practicable 70 have oommissary
sergeant nc each military post or place
OF doposlt OF Subsistence supplies.
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England.
A wARNIYa FOR AMERICA.


LONDON, Nov. 3.-rhe STANDARD this
morning gives warning not 10 rely on
the fictitious revival Of trade In
America which, IL Haya, Ia meant 10
excite faith IN tho efficacy 81 the now
railroad pool. IL says IL Ia nua that
the recuparativa forcea ~ tbe country,
though extensive, have Darcy begun
20 operate yet.
SNOW IMPEDING TIE PASSES
LONDON, Nov. 3.-Snow Is beginning
10 impede the Balkan passes.
THE ARMSTRONG CASE.
LONDON, Nov. 3.--Nr. Stead, the
ed Tor Of the Pail Mall Gazette, con-
tinued HIS testimony on the opening OF
the central criminal court to-day. He
declined giving the names OF persons
alleged 70 be guilty OF tho infamy
charged In tho Gazetto's statements, on
tho ground that no had promised his
inTormants to observe secrecy in that
respect. He stated that he had gained
HIS iniormgtlon BY drinking CHAM
payne aud spending money 10 broth
OILS. Mr.. Stead then offered TO call the
"L!lyr rs witness, but Justice Lop3r
declined tho offer. His honor Likewise
declined 20 accept the evidence OF the
Archbishop OF Canterbury.
Howard Vincent, . well known
newspaper correspopdont, who reor-'
ganized tho detective system 81 the
metropolitan polics, wltu the dosigna-
.tion OF director Of oominai invessiga-
tione, and LoNl Dsihcnae, testified TO
the inaguitudS otthe infsmoua traffic
Ia young girls for Immoral purposes or
the contiuenS
Mr.. stead admitted that he might
have been lpuddlod somewhat as 70
the statements OF Mrs. Jarratt. The
Encouragement twitttd Mr.. Stead
over hla alleged simplicity, and said
that Eliza had besn taken distance or
800 miles in q hinele night by q map,
who was her only eompu1ton. DR.,
Stead said he had entrusted the details
of tbs affair to Mr.. Bfamveli Booth.
Tho defense closed t5eir side OF the
case this afternoon. Jprlles Lopez
dlroctsd the jury 10 r1terc verdict or
nnot guiltyn 80 10 one vi tba dofend-
ants, Elizabsth Coombs, o. The saliva
tion Army, who had testified that she
had sctod entirely under the directions
of MIR. Bramwell Booth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov. G.-Aeting on ra'
ports from SCENTS l.; the Indian Terri
tory, Secretary Lamsr requested tao
war department. TO 1einove the BOOM
ers iroIa the Oklahoma lands. Infor-
nation is contained in the agents re-
ports TO the effect that q largo number
of persons, supposed to be boomers,
but claiming to be freignterH, are
crossing the Kansas border into tho IN
dian TarritOry.
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Report OF the Foarth auditor OF tho
Treagury,

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-The report OF
tho fourth auditor Of the treasury for
tine fiscal year ending June 80 last,
shows tho total expenditure on account
OF the navy TO have been Sl7, 16i,9D9, and
also that there was expended $23376S
IN excess of appropriations. There was
an unexpeudod balance of $3S2,723 ON
certain appropriations. The one GER
tain appropriation, tho amount paid 10
navy pensions during tho yoar, was
$7lS, 600; prize money to tho amount OF
$liO,l52 was dietributed among 2,097
claimants, and gensral claims 70 tho
amount of S552075 hove boon adjusted
in favor OF $500 persons. The went OF
n sufficient system Of accountability OF
naval property is pointed out, and the
establishment OF accounting EimiIar TO
that prescribed by law tor the quarter
masler-geueral and subsistence depart.
monts Of the army ia urged.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

TnE HERALD leaves Lsllgs for Fort
wor,h each morning nj 1870 o'clock ON
tho Up clal Texas & Pacific Railroad
company's train, run by said COM
pany for tho express purpose of car
ryins the Dallas mornlng deilies at
their Joint and equal expense
Thus rHE HERALD will be found ON
all trains leaving Fort Worth for
their respective directions, and at all
stations along tho routes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

THE dengue is subs1ding throughout
the State, but the revival epidemic
seems TO retain its vigor. A man can
get up from the dengue in two or three
weeks, bnt the revival fever sticks to
him for rlonths-zometimes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

DIR. Plerce's "Favorita Prescription
Ia most powerful restorative tonic,
and combines the most valuable nerv-
inc properties; especially adapted tc
the wants of debilitated ladies suffer.
ing from weak back. inward feyeri
ton, or from nervous ro neuralgia
pains. By druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
Jumping the Boundary Limo

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Major Stanley,
the hook-keeper who embezzled $4,000
from the Elizabeth Steam Cortsge COM
pany on Thurglay, hag been traced to
Csnaus. Az Buffalo he met a woman
with whom he YVES intimatei while in
Elizabeth, and che accompanied him
on his Canadian tour.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

UNCLE EATON has handed in his
resignation and declares he has moth
ipg further to d. with the civil service
cormiasian. UNCLE EATON Is probs-
bly, ashamed Of the past and wants 1t
closed IS 10 him rs soon as possible.
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PALESTINE.

Palestine, Nov. S.--[Special, The
audience attending the opera house this
season turned out last light, and were
Intensely delighted with Skipped By
the Light OF the Moon," by the Fowler
Since the 1st OF September ), 600 bales
Of cation have been received at Pales-
tine, with Q, 600 TO {, 900 moro to csme In.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

PriolSly cash Bitters is an unfailing
specific for ali complaints arising
from arrangement of the functions
of the liver. 1t purities the blood and
infnses new life Into the invalid. Pains
in tho side, general unea siness, loss
Of appetite, headache, bilious attacks,
etc., etc, are sure Indications that 2
corrective is needed. Prickly As .a
BtteIs y especially adapted . i9T 1 i1ess
to action and restores 1t to 9 healthy
condition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

1i'0pleIs 'fv,ssg' Il'ep.i Nsv'qn'
W0l.'m1' s,e,,l f ,,w.s, ga "i'i ,ggtlW'
99it'''iis'a Y as, ssgs'Yfs lloi I,ssst. XIX
h. n. ifsll, VIDE, iIeufY murray
I'r0iefs iili, lfehfy MOfleyl Jonfe.
vlllo, Llk0 N6wolll ffalloy, lOhn W,
Blanhh, Observation-Disclosures ohllafler
knnfas r. iIickmnn, Ebon keilnrl
Howe, John Dioho. -
Nobrasks- ulonwOod, William n
Pfowotl, bonneville. John u, Dunn
Indian 1srritoryi Darlington, WAL
tor ", Barker.
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Nail Panic

PIrTsBuRa, Nov. 3.-There is neil
panic in Plttsburg and throughout the
west on account Of the nailers' strike.
Nails are difficult TO obtain SO So. Is per
keg, and sill that have been sold in this
market for the last six weeks have been
manufactured in the east. ts
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

KANSAS CRY has grown at the rate
OF so per cent increase since lsSo, the
population now, exclusive Of suburbs,
being 10000 This growth is equal to
that of cur Texas towns.