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all illustrated and all retailing for 26 cents
each They are particularly in demand at this
time when all kinds 81 art needle work are
popular. The seven manuals are az follows:
]. Knitting, How and What 10 Knit. 2. Drawn
Work. 3. How 70 Crochet With all Stitches
:: Irvine Work and Design 8. Design for
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First ms. Feb. 8; last ins. Feb. 20.
PROBATE NOTICE.


STATB OF MINNESOTA, County OF Blue
= Earth.--ss In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of lsaac Cheshire
deceased
The State OF Minnesota and the said Probat,
Court To all persons Interested In the estate v
Isaac Cheshire, deceased. Greeting:
You and each ~ you are hor by cited and re
Quircd, personally TO be and appear before thu
Judge Of Probate Of the county VI Blue Earth
at his office In the city Of Mankato In sale
county. on the 18th day OF March. 1875, at tel
o'clock ia the forenoon OF that day, then anC
there 10 attend the hnal settlement OF the nc
count OF }. l.. WashOurn, administration d,
bunis non II tho estate Of the said Isaac
Cheshire, deceased, and the distribution Ui
said estate.
In test II ony whereof I have hereunto Sci
my hand and AIMED the seal OF the Probate
Court this +th day Of February, A; ID 1885.
@. W. MEAD,
[Saall Judge Of Probate.
THOMAS b wAsABURN,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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Seven Manuals of Fancy Work.

For 8 so will be sent postpaid, the Domestic
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ATTENTION GENTLEMEN! e. e.:

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"Rough on Pain" Poroussd Plaster,
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"RouRh on Corns."
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DOMESTIC MONTHLY,
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Whooping Cough,

thin People.
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aud vigor. cures Dyspepsia, Headache
Nervousness. Debility. 81.
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II you are failing. broken, worn out and
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Palpi alton, Dropsical, swellfngs, Dizziness
Indigestion, Headache. Sleeplessness cured
By wells Health Remover"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09

PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, 81; MEnches-
ter, oL Arnold, 4; American, "a; Pacific, pa
hamilton, So; Gloucester, ~; Gio4eeslisI
Alien, 81; Ladi, 5; simpson, 8; EDDY stone,
g; simpson mng., q; Allen, PINK ana
purple, s.; simpson silver grey, s.; Richmond
pink and purple, Dnnnei .b sa,Estihg'p 81
body, black, 5>a; Simpson, black,G; Rose
BRoWS Grown, n; augusta,
/; international, 81; Laurence IL, 9; Glen.
dale, ~; Enterprise, 8; Glendale, NC; Boatt'
AL, ~; Admission, Ga
BR9wT snLRTIS@rSast Iron vi Farm slan
sfS ~ H%nsTi Il r b%aht
BLEACHED SHIRTIsG-New York, l0x;
wamsutta, M; Langdon, 81; Lonsdtalss, T., II
OF the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, n; Cream Of
TiEc'KiNa-Amosheag A c A, "a; Anoskeag
4, 1874: swift River, "a; Standard q, Eas-
81; Acme DDD, 81; Raleigh, loH; Standard
2, b. Pearl River, Ii; Sibley Awning, 10.
Hamilton, l0k; Thorndike, i9H;
Ame1iSan's R as kiweTi st RalslSh' III
DENIMs~hmoskeag, l2,I; OTIS. l314; York,
'o SHE Walst and ri PIA1ps-Mount Pleasant, 7;
" st Queen C61iy, az; Augusta, 7; Tennessee,
l0fs; Cotfondais, "; Cumberland Check, 7;
',g3ISssanAMs1Bates, 81; sla.ssr s, s;
r. III liz; Amoskeag. 81; Belleview, *;
Washiligaton, 6; Windeprers, ~. ,..,
CnEviors-0skdale,. "a; Sterling, IIoh;
e nov aa b R 4 sH'fsS as I gen Ever YER
cit, 81; Boss, &; stlverdale, 81, Arlington 81
Victoria, II: Germauia. l31si Bates IL.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09
Another Mine Disaster.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, April This af-
ternoon one of the gang-ways OF the
Ceyler colliery, on Raven Run, operated
by 8. M. Heaton & Co., caved in with
out warning entombing 10 men. The
cave was cause by the sudden crushing
of timbers. The entombed all have
families, and the cries of wives and
children filed the air. Exploring par
ties report the mine a complete wreck.
and ali hope of rescuing the imprisoned
mon alive has been abandoned. lners
acquainted with the workings declare
it doubtful whether even the bodies OF
the men .eDtombed can be recovered:
The colliery employed from 15O to 2OO
men, but fortunately was not In opera
ton to-day, or all would have been lost.
Entrances have bee II made In Raven
Run colliery through both stops, east
and west of the fall, to the bottom left
of the workings, and 1t has peen deter
mined thereby that the 10 men are i'm.
prisoned directly under the mass OF
rock that has fallen between
the Rngway and the surface, 100 feet
above. The workings are In Buck
mountain seam, and extend about l,lOO
feet from the surface, on an angle OF
about Is degrees. All of the men are
dead beyond question, and 1t now only
remains question OF how long 1t Will
be until their bodies can be recovered.
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oROOHKUlg,

yofflh-ho ~, w,' Sinno pf'I. ., a.
thnsI.l I'M si.s,S ,Ys Ns ny son. 'V
w. oolohs, 1891 ~ S IT, "v sl<..
-fnwdoI.l,r 80 out M, sro,
suanuhra sIhnu, y. 1870, ~ 49,,
krahn,u.,n'.o 70 H., - .,,,a az ~. ~.
Vel, o5te t ~ 80 ss''"" o'N''"'a' W '" 08@u'
s-cohus, oro - ~. ,,. .,s,,,. SSo, .o., ,,,.,..
MoLAnsh-ir,u' s s.Hna 49, -, P''"'''
pgi lslt tos'Su, Sni oprn nyt"l w, ..
~ hno"lr" w" 'uts' ~ ~, iss' |~'''
- loei w. ues, i"2 .. v o"hu'''
CRAcEnfs-soda H. one; NJ -x'oc; efsh"
vel slag-r snap sc' 49,. ,,, ,, ~ =.
rosP.-oIiye, 80 pos, .. Inaia, y
oars sN ' loAi ,. ~ "'''' Az Y oeA' "
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LIOUOKS.

sLcoBoL--H gallon, s2.35 4S2.87.
acknowledgements, Is gallon ,s200 g SS.00;
t,nported cognao, ls77, B gallon lS72,sh 59;
SD, 1910. 1885, $3.50; 1880, " 40; 1855, e w;
.9aS, 1880; Otard, Dupuy Co.'S cognao, 1878,
$50; 1870 500; 1851, $500; ls4S, $lo.25; Bis
,Iet, Dubouche d CO. cognsc, 1878, $3.50; 1870,
$50; l84S, $500.
W gallon, $l.75; Holland, y gallon, $2OO02.76i
sjr Robert Burnett's Old Tom, % gallon, $S.l6
nS95; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, p cask,
;s.6OIS9.OO; Holland, p case, $3.50:
WHlsKY-Louisians reotihed, So v cent.
pfSof y gallon, sl.$o; western M.sG Ss 49,
imported, s4.0044.25; Irish, imported, A.2b
zSz.75. , y,.,,
quarts, y dozen, 200; Piper Heidseick, quarts
p dozen, $500; Krug & Coz quarts, q dozen,
{2.6O; Moer & Chandon, Sillery Mousseux, y
ioEen, M.O9; Cremant day, dozen, S;oO; g:
q. Mumm n Co.'s, pints, y additional; dry
tsrsenay, 255; Extra Dry, 900:
zlsnfsndel No T. = gallon, $ogss Imports!
ois,sts, Der cssk, tO.OOgSOO0; fne clarets, Y
oask, SD.609l76.C1; .Medoc, y case, 500; q.
julian, p case, $50; Margaux, Y case, 100;
Ponte CSnet, y case, 1000; Lar0se, case
400; Lsoyill, oase, 100; Chateau La LATTE te
y casa, 5000: ordinary. y case, a'9cSs-o:
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A War that should DO Encoura. ed.

EAGLE PASS, April 7.-[Special. For
some time past large bauds of Mexican
sheep shearers have been coming over
and engaging in taking of the wool
clip on the large ranches m this county.
They are for the most part predatory
nomads, with no property OF their own
ple's. Officers here have been on the
watch for trouble. This morning Il
young Mexican reached town looking
for officers. He lives on Flowers
rancho, 40 miles from Eere, i'll the
Apache mountains. He said that
Flowers had some 30 shearers engaged,
the men had been there nearly a week,
had shorn sheep all day ard gamb!ed
all night. Among them wore half
dozen of Seminole haif-nreeds, the NEST
iuveterate gamblers and toughest char
acters in the lot Last night while play
ing monte dispute arose between a
Mexican and one Of the In
and stabbed Bis assailant. killing
him. The who gang then engaged in
an ipdiseriminata tracas, which lasted
several minutes. The indians defended
themselves as best they could against
overwhelming odds, but finally three
were killed and the rest fed. Two OF
the Mexicaus were badly wounded. The
fight was made with knives and mache-
tas. No fire arms were used. The names
OF the dead are Ignacio and Pancho Mo-
relez and Gustav HilOn, indians
and Jesus Antoral, Mexican. The
wounded Mexicans are not thought TO
be fatally hurt. The fight occurred in
the sheep shed, and during the row the
lantern was knocked over, leaving the
combatants in the dark. Flower antici-
pated a raid of half breeds and Indians
from Mexico. Officers have gone TO the
scene,
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aARuwaaE AM, MsTALs.

AxEs--Coiiins, q doaen. 500; COD bolar,
"a dozen, 500; Diamond Edee, z dozen, s.o0:
Double BIT, 1900.
SRILLErs AND LIDs-414o " n; sugar tet-
tlee, 41Sc u, ID. oo, -
lA520. "A box, 800; Terns, l4x20, y box, 7.oci
TaTpe, 2Ox28, p box, li.SG.
TIEWARE-Piecsd, discount oH u cent
Al, mpeo, discount 81 y cent.
syoLDEK-NO. l, l5c; No. and NC " d.
UuCK HORSE CoLLARs-Ne. !, a.Io n Dozen
Es--1wn loop, 3.52 Sdozsh: thrss loop
1915 - dozen.
GRUB HoEs-ss dozen, 7.5O; railroad PICKS,
dozen, 800.
EURYER PHiTING-Dlscount SO y cent.
EAILe-y0t, rate. -. a.
sgOVEIg AND Observation-Disclosures, dis-
caunt 10 q. "eut; Ames' List, 81 81 goodH, e.. :
oount 20 IL,, 10 ~ cent.
HEAVY EARDwARE-Shnrt5, nn1she wv
poles. 1850; singletrees, wagons, sell L. L7b;
buggy, 225; express, ESQ; wagon tongues,
ctV: hickory ayles, 1900; holsters. 40; coup
ling poles, ATS; spokes, xxx. seiectt 40;
XXX, 2.50. sawed felloes, 1si, L75; 2, 400;
BOwden shoes, $50; northwestern horse nails,
No g, 500: I, B.25; 8, "0G: par iron, &c rate:
pillow steel, &c; sprip 81, Sc; cast steel, lSc.
RUSaIEs-Grade nd spring top, 8.oO8
10000: do. open, 70.Lt 5000; do. side spring
top, lOO.OO(3l35.O0; do. side bar, lOO.OOEslS;O0'
do phastons, l250sG 1000: grade A. side
spring, l40.00Gs20O.o0; do. phaetons, i6o.00a
2O.OO; bump seat buggies, I55.OOlg2tO;0Oi plat
form springs, u0000l2000; three spring wag-
ons, 90.OO1lls0O.
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A Live Stock Convention,

CHEYENNE, April 7.-At tho twelfth
annual meeting of the Wyoming stock
growers association, which con.
vened here yesterday, Judge
Cary presiding, the secretary,
ate document OF much inter
In reviewing the work Of the associa-
in April, 1873, with only
total of 10000 head OF
cattle, valued at $35O,COOO, it had to-day
swelltd its membership 40 fold, repre-.
senting an ownership of 20,000,000
head of cattle, and a valuation, includ-
ing horses, plants and real estate of
of careful investigation made Of the
Texas fever, extending over period of
several weeks, and sums the matter up
thus:
The conclusion of our committee is
this, and they wish it clearly under
stood, they being actuated by no mo-
tive but that of protecting the cattle of
this association.
First-That Texas cattle, brought
dangerous to our cattle for about 80
days from the time southern Texans
leave their natiue ranges. Any method
of bringing them which places them
on our ranges in less than
that time Should be discouraged, and
cattle SO brought should be retusen adj
mittance.
Second-That the same cattle can
be brought among our stock
after said 60 days have elapsed with en-
tire safety to US, and recognizing the
friendly and profitable relations which
have for SO many years
friends, both those among us and those
residing in the south, we wish 1t to be
distinctly understood, and believe
we speak for the association, in saying
we do not favor or advocate the placing
of a single unnecessary obstacle
in the way of the Texas
not allow to be used, any fictitious or
exaggerated charges of danger as
a levy against their interests,
but on the contrary, If they will bring
their cattle here as harmless as they
we're from 1873 to 1888, the Wyoming as
sociation will raise no bar against them.
Speoking of pieupo-pn9umonir, the
report says: Investigations outside of
officials, leave no doubt that il has thi
year appeared in four prominent
western states, all much fur
Their west than any previous
development, viz: In Ohio, Illinois,
Kentucky and Missouri. One infected
lot of animals has been carried into
Tennessee and one into Texas,
within the past four months, but the
facts are not sufficiently definite In the
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09
MARKETS ~ TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS.
sT LOUIS, Apr Flour higher and
5airIy active; Xxx, 2,r5 10 8 90; XNA, 3 IS TO
,25.rNJrl 81 to 8 81; choice, 2.7p to 8 81;
Fancy, 40 to $40; Patent, 40 10 $40,
higher, Int dr6pred ~ toward the close and
finished s. 10 "a shove YESTERDAY; No. Q
red, 81 cRsh 49,. To a6I5, closing 9i3s, May;
~ to PSI. closing 06y1, June; $685. TO s9l4,
'ic Corn gI rm 'g ani y to q higher bit not
active, 10 10 ,OiI cash. 30 to 4O1s, April; tOls
o 4G3z, May; ~ 10 l2ls, June.
Oats higher; inactive; % cash; 1873 to 25]4
May; 3 q, June.
Comm nj rm; 2,"l tn 2.25.
Wool steady and unchanged.
Whisky stca y; II.
Provisions SLOW only job tfade.
Pork, 1900.
Lard, 675 to G so.
Bull moat-Lnng c'er, $50; short rib, G 80
10 g 60; short clear, $40 10 20.
Han s, to l0l4.
Cattle Eeceipts, 7 o.; supply Light and not
equal o The q, ineLo. gilges hrm, meIlun
10 good ste,Is sold readily al 5,75CG5.25;
choice nominal, 5.40Gh75; common TO fair,
$4,000 rs; native butchers steers, io(n4.SO;
cows ami heiieTs, S,2jsg L25; corn-ied Texans,
25G475
Hogs strong; n shade better; 4O0d4 SO.
Sheep Receipts, 80: active; firm; COM
mon TO fair, 2.55o 5.25; medium to good, 3309
i.25: choice o extra, 4.aOd4.'5.
KANSAS CITY, April THE Live Stock In
ucator reports:
Cattle Receipts, 200; firm and active; ex-
portv, 200 5 40; good TO choice shipping,
l.s5s5 common to medium, 4.5t@4 go;
feeders, 0Na $50; cows; a.75g37O.
:, Hogs, R Bee $780, s cents higher;
Sheep-Re ccipts, 25i; steady; fair 3, good
, aaas.'''' -''- '
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, April observation-disclosures,
20: 16 carloads for expectation and 10 for
city trade direct; no trading In beef cattle;
dressed beef sides steady at 8 to s1a for Or
sheep-Reeeipts, / carload, all clipped;
.,heep market quiet and unchanged at 375 to
j.75 for unshorn sheep, and 5.5o to 6.75 for UNI
Shorn yearlings; spring lambs beginning TO
arrive quite freely, aud sell at 800 TO 4.OJ per
head.
Flour shade higher and more for export,
closing firm.
options ~ to l9a, closing weaker with a re-
ction OF u 20 Is; No. red, 50; No Cred, 62l2
o 92M: elevator No. 2 red, 9llS to 92l1, closing
by; May. 929s 70 gS>9, closing w; June, 9iss
COT, Spot ,ois34 to 4 and options u to 4
higher, closing 9Th most of advance lost;
~ 9 No 30 "a eley yas AZ AlPHr ~
~, closing 5l1s; July, 52to 522s, closing
tofee-spot fair: Rio quiet and un.
sales, 4, $50 bags; May, 730 to 1855; iuly, $50.
Sugar dull and nominal and unchanged
Rice Arm and in fair demand.
TallOw II mer; 5Is
Turpentine weaker; 81.
Pork steady.
Lard 3 to points higher, but closed weak;
t,pot 7 Is; April, 100; May, 7.l8Y7.ls; steadily
Other Articles unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April THE Drovers' journal
reports: Csttle--Receipts. 1900; active at
90 advance in shipping grades; shipping
stet RS, 400 to 500; Btockers, $40 to 52O; feed
crs, 4.25 TO 4.6j; Texans, ass to .05.
Hogs-Receipts, 400; fairly active; shade
I lighter; 4.2t(yi 40.
Sheep-Receipis, 300; active; 10 to 10 high
cr; 3.0OlGi 60 for common to choice; lambs
sold at 500.
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CAPITAL CITY CULllNGS.
TEXAS pRvmmsHs' PASTE POT
o'seen,iile Must R.imbars.a rine-EverJ
Drummer Hts own Biii Poster
Gush aud osii-superintsnd-
ent MeLauren- Notoy.
ox,ruAL nrynNun onppIr.

AUSTIN, April t. Especial - The
comptroller to-day deposited 5000 u
the credit OF the general revenue.
TIM PASTE rot RIGHTS TO DRuMMERs.
time since ii. q. Hoskins, u
Dallas. WAS arrested at Groenviilo and
fined for posting IN advertisement TOT
house he represented, IL being helu tsal
he WAS not a bill poster. He ala TINS
under the ruling OF former comp
troiler, who held that drummer l9i
any establishment can post up hu-
vertising notes or tack up adveiusihs
cards OF wood, tin or other material ioi
the house he represented. Hoskins has
appealed 10 Comptroller Swain, who TO
day concurs In the ruling mentioned
and Greepyille authorities Will nave 10
refund the amount OF me
under the present able man
agement, the comptroller's ONCE Is
woi king along smoothly with business
oUsH AND GALL,
For pure, unadulterated gush ana
pratuitous usurpation OF authority, the
Franklin Land and CATTLE company
and others cap the climax. They nave
issued orders TO southern stock raisers
not To drive cattle to Greer and adjacent
counties, and TO intimldate, wind up
with: ave mean business, and the
ends aimed At must JUSTIFY any hNanS
which we may deem expedient to use"
This Is construed TO mean that force Will
be used II necessary, bnt tho southern
COW. boys will hardly heed the warming,
as the FRANKLIN company does not own
foot of land and is grazing, by
line ng,nearly l,OOO,0OO OF acres Tree
of charge. 1t is moro than probable the
FRANKLIN and other valiant companies
will feel sorry for their little orger by
the time the Encouragement begins 10
enforce the lease law penalties sgainsl
them. 1t Is intimated here to-day tina!
the southern cowboys will No protected
| IL necessary.
SUPERINTENDENT M'LAuRlH.
The capitol board to-day appointed
| Mr.. McLaurin superintendent OF tht
| Terrell asylum, TO I'LL a vacancy In the
capitol commissioners board.
| Tom Ochi.tre reached here to.nlgn
| IT, represent Mackay In the suit OF Mac
Kay VS.. Telfener in the United States
| court.
| wAMPLER'S PROSECUTIONS.
The last OF the cases against Wampler
implicated in land frauds, was dis
posed of to-day. The jury Is Sill
out.
THE LAND BILL.
A report has been put i'll circulatlei
that the governor will sign the land bill
but the probabilities are just as stron!
as ever that he will not.
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The West virginia Famine.

WHEELING, April is. w. Wall, es-
pecially detailed on horseback to jour
ney through the famine stricken dis
trict of West Virginia, has telegraphed
the following account to the friends OF
the suffering in that state: "There is
need of haste to the succor of suffering
West Virginia. A section embracing
the counties of Calhoun, Roam, Writ,
Richie, Pleasant, Doddridge, Lewis,
Gilmer, Braxton, Upshur, Webster,
Nicholas, Clay, Jackson, and parts of
many of the counties adjoining them,
is in forlorn situation. In that district,
from June until November of last year,
it did not rain sufficient to change the
color of a plowed field. The corn,
oats and vegetables were scorched to
death, and the inhabitants of the coun-
ties named, who are, for the most
part, farmers, owning from five
left entirely without provisions.
AS result, their cattle have died by the
hundred, and the people have lived on
cornmeal and water, and the mortality
among the children and aged has been
very great. At Elizabeth, in the county
of Writ, / ate supper there and break.
fast without milk or butter. They said
il seemed impossible TO get either.
They are not to be had In any
part of the famine district. Wis
ted George E. Ball.. judge OF Writ
county, and learned authOritatively
from him that the court and county
commissioners at meeting held few
days before, had given the overseers of
the poor an order upon sinking fund
of $3,0Oe to purchase provisions for relief.
This has been done in five or six OF the
counties in the district. In Calhoun
this action followed a meeting of the
sufferers, at (which they de.
clsred that If bread was not
given them they would take 1t.
Many OF the better provided citizens
insisted that this state of affairs was be-
i. exaggerated and that the sutfere RS
wel 9 confined to the shittle.ss classes.
The correspondent adds that stories OF
Iestit,, ton and suffering assaiied him
his journey and that aid is
Imperative,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-09
The Danger Of Insomnia.

If you are sufferer from sleepless-
ness, that warning indication OF serious
nervous arrangements, which, if not
arrested, may lead to some disastrous
consequences, send statement Of your
ease to Drs. Starkey & Palen, 11O9
G rard street, Philadelphia. They have
successfully treated many such cases
with their new Vitalizing
rsmedy, which acts directly on the
nervous centers. An opinion will be
promptly given, and they will at the
same time furnish you with reports OF
cases from which you will be able to
Judge for yourself as to the value OF
their special treatment in your particu-
lar Case.