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III for working people. Send 10
HQlncents postage, and We will mail
lIUIuYou free, a royal, valuable SAM
J pie box Of goods that will put
you in tho way OF skirg more noasy
in few days than you evor thought
possibls at any business Capital not
required. You can Iva st home ana
work in spare time only. or all tho tine.
All OF both sstss, of all ages, gr1naly
successful. 30 cents to IS easily sarnsd
every evssing. That all who want work
may test the business, we make this uz-
pArslIelcd offsr: To nj who xrs not we'll
sAtistsd NO will sona 81 to pay for the
trouble Of writing Us. Fall particulars,
etc;. sen. Izmsnss p.y
absolutely sure for ali Who start q, oncs.
Don't delAv Address STINsoN & Co.,
Portla nd, N .ise.
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A. 0. u. w.

Stated meetings Of Enterprise lodge
No. 8, A. o. U. W., Thursday evening,
IN Odd Fellow hall. Sojourning
brethren are invited to visit US.
W. j. CUDDY, NJ. w.
n. B. GwINN, Recorder.
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NOTICE.
U. 8. LAND OyY1cn, }
BOISE Ctr, IDAHO,

April 4 1885.
Complaint having boon entered ct
this Office by John Hale Orr sgsiss.
Joseph Book for abandoning Gis homa-
slesd entry No. 1,506, dated Nov. SOth,
1883, upon the NV t, section u, town
ship N, range W., in Ada county,
Idaho, with view to the csncsllstiss
of said entry; the said parties are hero
by summoned to sppssr at this ofics on
the 18th day OF May, 1885, a. 10 o'clock
=. Il, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
I'll EDwD. L. CURTIS, Register.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06
Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Cancars

me plaintiff Is boy II years of spe
anu alleges that on April /, last, de.
ienuant negligently and willfully run
us car over plaintiff, inflicting psrma.
nent injuries. The argument OF conn.
SCI was concluded this morning. and
the case submitted to the jury, who re-.
turned verdict for The defendant.
inc city council met Yesterday
,normng ana continued in session til
iate Last night. The petition presented
Dy Inc butchers asking that all persons
VINO sell fresh me9ss IN the corporate
limits DE taxed S25, was s'sst down
upon" as preGieteG. The election of q
recoruer was postponed for 30 dave,
and the mayor instructed 30 perform
the duties OF the Offie5 until ina w.
cancy could be filled.
rue mayor was also authorized 80
negotiate loan OF $1,000, too money 70
10 uS90 Tor sewerage purposes.
Ahe q@algion If the purchase of tho
Wd'oT-works bJ the city, watch it was
thoushr woula cone np, was pot dis,
cu.sed by tue conncn.
a praitoworthy move has been start
ca ey some Of our citizens, which " 90
pnFOob5a hOnso Tor tho widOy,
OF. the late Mir. Eof, Baptist
minlstsr At this place. Tho move.
mhnt - Geuerally Endorsed, and tn $50
WHO originated IL will meet with am
pc assistance. Mn. E0fi', was q faith
iul young minister and enjoyed the
esteem OF Gil, regardless OF denomina.
ti0nal lines.
Dr. Jacob Voorzanger, OF Houston,
representing q Hebrew Orphau asylum
At New OrlsSns, arrived in town yes-
terday, and addressed the Hebrew
congregation at their place of worship
last night. A collection was taken up
Sl6O raised for tho asylum,
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TEXAS TELEGRAMS.
DAYS DoINGs IN TEXAS
Keen by the Herald's Corps of Cores
laudents Who DOT the Items Down
snd Send Them in by Wire for
the Readers of the Great
Daily of this State.
COrsGcuna

oRsIo Ma, Nov, 5.--SpsoiaL IA
q msoting is to be called hoie for
first OF next week 70 SEQ what the
,ens will do tnwtsda securing The
btion in this city OF the new Baptist
70 university. ~ lha securing Of
ksohool, waich will be q consollda-
Of Baylor anG Waco universities,
Corsicans will bring TO this CITY q
ID class of people, both as transialt
permanent citizsas, and cause &
|re expenditure ot money, this civ,
Irsua,, win 90 it5 utno8f TO gain the
Ia, and, Us Ia all sba has heretofore
Bfor. secure the location.
Ehs Holiness Band which nag kept
IN quiet for some time past, broke
tsnew to. day IL q regular street
Faching, aud from Indications new
ge against the devil will b. inaue-
bed.
Ehe Alliance sale OF cotton which
IS to hsvo taken alaoe today, has
M deferred.
6Wing to bad weather and the PFC
kor both bsing hero at the same
ne, to Board OF Trrdo deferred jts
ksting till next Wednesday.
Judge Samuel Frost returned to-day
tm court az Tyler.
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KINGSTON, Nov. 5,-[Special, Con
erable rain has fallen in the last
days, but the weather is mild and
Asant.
ome feeling exists between tbs
pgston Chronicle aad some Of
GreenvilIe papers, rs we'll az be-
pen some Of the citizens OF Green
70. 1t Is feared that This i'll feeling
Pl not be confined 10 the Offending
lties, but will have q tendency to
pay one town against the other.
|hen paners are "friendly duelists,"
an Intellectual manner, without the
fofpersonal abuse, we indorse IL,
!. when the strife Is for abusive su-
Fmacy, we strenuou9ly disspprove
fhe memberS or tha Phoenix litor-
society are preparing for an onter-
|nment to b3 given for the purposs
making an artistic fnish to an al
Rdy magnificent school building.
Fho town has bsen lcreasing in
|M6er; quite Is number nf persons
|m hichiggp came In las. week,
|ey brought all their tools, horses,
~, etc We give them q hearty
)lcDme,
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Austin

Justin, Nov. 5.-[Specisl,l The
xas Scientific association, Of San
(!onio, filed its charter to-day.
Fhe comptroller paid in $4,000 gss.
revenue to-day.
the Houston e. Texas Central paid
passenger tax, the Texas Csnsra
the Central Texas d Northwestern
Ehe Acknowledgement reports every
hg quiet along the frontier. /. was
nored this morning that rangers
been asked for 10 go 10 Galveston
lssist in keeping order, but inquiry
The adjutGnt generals office devsi-
N the fact that no such request had
IN made.
From June -, 1884, TO October 10,
tho expenses 1i the cily Of Austin
he been 100000.
lhe directors Of tho Hood Confeder-
Home held meeting this after
pm, at which the contract with the
4llss Mercury was cancelled, and il
10 longer the official organ of thu
bme.
fhe taking OF evidences Ia the Pear
murder trial commenced today,
Will occupy several days,
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TYLEs.

In tho Courts Gases that Occupied tho
Attention of the Supreme Court Yes.
to-day.
TYLER, Nov. 5.--LSpeclal.l-Iu the
supreme court yesterj ay motions were
made to dismiss Hatohlson OF al. VS.,
Weszell OF al, from Navarro county
tho Houston IL Texas Central railroad
We. Malloy, from Navarro coun ty
Crockett VS.. John d. Tenn plot)u, fro IN
Navarro county.
On briefs for appellants CLARK va
Nelson, from Nacogdo,hss counsy; j
u w. Buchsusn vs.. Bslger, from Ma
ron county.
In the court Of appeals the following
orders wero made:
Acknowledgment VS.. FELTON,, from
Upshur county; Caker VS.. tho State,
from Henderson county; Adams vs.
the State, from Maverick county;
Gulf, Colorado & Santa 70 railway Va.
Jones, from Johnson county; Hopper
ct oil. VS.. Donnrd, from Brozos county;
Wathrop VS.. leo company, from Bell
county; Abrams We. tho State, from
Dallas county.
Reversed and dling-
ton VS.. tho State, from Williamson
oouRty,
Reversed and roadored--Tessipv Vi.
Hays, from Wood county; WilbRrger
county VS.. Bean, from Wilbarger
county.
Reversed and dismissed. Williams
Va. tho State, Cadet va. tho State
Rai1ev vs.. tho state, johnson vs.
the State, Bently w. tho State,
all from Coke county; Wheeler va.
Davis, from Mitchell county; Bud
English va. the State, from Hunt
county; Johnson VIZ. tho state, from
Kaufman county; Wolkins VS.. Ward,
from Hunt county.
Motions tn dismiss submitted Eng
llsh vs.. the State, from Hunt county;
Johnston vs.. tho state, from Kaufman
county; Sowell w. tho State, from
Navarro county.
Briefs and documents from both
parties-Prstt w. tho State, from
kaufmau county; Jackson vs.. the
State, from Kaufman county; Lloyd
w. tho State, from Kaufman county.
On briefs for both psrt,os--Rex VS.,
thu State, from Hunt county, Lance
W. tho State, fran Hunt county; Me-
Grow Va. tho state, from Hunt county,
walker va. tho State, from Hopkins
coGasyJ Grcson ". tho state, from
Hunt county; Anderson ct. al, va. the
State, from Navarro county; williams
VS., the State, frau Navarro county,
Overstreet We. Patty, from Hunt
county; Lsttrnm VS.. tho state, from
Hunt county; Ponland w. Jsrdcan,
from Hopkins county; Lapnir w.
L'mostonc, oxparso Lynn, from Milan
county.
Submitted on briefs for appellant
Texas Il Pacific railway vs. Watch,
rom Kaufman county, Texas Il Pa.
cific railway vs.. Mefford, from Rad
River county; Toxss& Pacific RAILWAY
vs. Jnckson, from Red River county,
Mistral va. Oil company, from Ma,
verro county; Western Union tele.
graph W. Smith & Co., from Hopkins
county, Nelly w. Bond, from Kant.
man county.
In the supreme court motions 90 dis
miss were Observation-Disclosures e.
81. Va. Mcasell, from Navarro county
Houston Il Texas Central railway W.
Mslloys from Navarro county; Rocket
w, Temploton. from Navarro county. |
submitted on briefs for both par |
ties-Jones ~. Powers, from kauf- I
man county, Craberoo ~. Whltesell,
Ismpleeous ftom NavesU countys
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CALVERT, Nov. Especial. IA ne.
gro by the namo of Houston Young,
alias Sam Houston, charged with
stealing four heres, some three weeks
ago, from man BY tho name of An.
dsrsop, living TIRES miles east of this
place, broke Jail hera last night aud
maize good his escape. Ao ia about
3 ieot 10 inches high, OF a darl,
brown eolor, has one front tooth ont,
an old scar over his eye and two new
gears on his head, made by sIx-
shooter.
He took tho horses he stole to Bre-
mond sud sold them ior $50. His sci .
ing them SO cheap caused suspicion
snd bis arrest. He was incsrcerate
in the Franklin Jail and
brought nero yesterday to stand
preliminary trial. Officers through
out the State are requested TO look out
out for him and, IL no is captured, 10
Mostly Sheriff L. b. Jones.
Quito q severe wind, rain and hail
storm passed over The city yesterday,
Ha,l foil thick ana fast for about five
minutes, Owing to its shortness little
damage was done here, but IL is sup
poaeu tDi.I moro serious Damage was
done in the eastern portion of the
county, as tae bulk Of the storm seemed
to settle there. and 10 last three.quar-
tiers of an hour. No news has boon re.
celveG MS 60 tne damage.
Miss Ida Hearne, after an
absence OF three weeks, returned
home Yesterday.
Mr. Ed Goof has returned Giter few
gay sojourning III Austin, where he
had gone to witness the marriage OF
his sister.
Owing to the decline in price, cotton
receipts arc slow, farmers preferrine
to hold than 10 selling at such low
figures.
The Kersands Mipstriels aro TO be-
here Monday night, and from thsii
past reputation, every body expects a
treat.
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tries: Harry Gilmore, Chantilly,
Amanda Brown, Blsckfallow, Hydsr
Abab, H9rtogis and Bob swim. Harry
Gilmore was w shdrawn. In tho
pools Bob Swim cold for
$40; Chantilly, IS; field for SIS.
A fter "a great deal of jockeving start
WIS hually made, with Chantilly in
the lead, Bob Swim second and tho
balance ounched. At the quarter
Chantilley was three lengths in the
lead of Bob Swim, who led ths bunch
three lengths. AT the turn the posi-
tons were unalterod. On the home
stretch Chantilly passed. under the
wire first; Bob Swim second, two
lengths benind. Time--1:599l.
To-MoRRow's RACES.
The following entries have been
made for t0-morrow's races:
FIRST RACE.
Free-for-all-Joe Davis, Sleepy Joe,
Flora p.
SECOND RACE.
One mile dash--Tnree.y ear-olds:
Nat Kramer, Moonlight, Miss Higbie,
Hertogls.
THIRD RACE.
Tnree-fourth mile heats---TOm Der.
lin, Flstcher Taylor, Alice, Adventurer
Jim Britton.
F0uTH RACE.
Three-fourth mile dnsh-ConsolatiO
Hyder Abab, Lady Morton, Era Brit.
ton.
SATURDAYS RACE.
On Saturday there will be u dash of
one-half mile for $1,000 between Blue
Bird and Governor Roberts, Blue
Bird giving Governor Roberts the in.
side.
The first race will not be called be-
fore 2:3O, thus giving the Dallas people
chance TO come over on the noon
traih.
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Prices ranged from s to 81 cents for
middling. Total receipts to date 49,.
500 bales.
very heavy rains again sincs last
night. The country ia now amply sup.
pied with water for live stock aud
crops rs well. Weather warm aud
more rain or norther imminent.
The city council Ia in regular session
to,nlvht, but no proceedings of i'm,
pOr,ance.
The denguo has by no means dieap.
peared, and now cases are reported
every day.
Joseph III. White will leave for ~,
Louis soon for trial In the Brazilian
counterfeiting matter.
There are 20 prisoners in the county
Jnil awaiting trial.
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SED BUD, Nov, 3. - Correspond.
MIR. S. Ii. Cogburp, living
a'h OF Daxbury, mot with quito a
nous accldont las Saturday oven
n While working ut u cornish cllor,
IA by steam, at Temploton's gin, no
MS hand caught In the bolt, which
wv MS arm betweon tho pulley aud
and ierked 1t of at the shoulder,
,y.nung the shoulder, hreaking two
ais rios and bruisiug hun otherwise,
somuch that he died Monday morn
me mercantile firm OF John NJ 4.
ny, AZ Cuba, Texas, was closed yes
s"y 10y Lca & simpson,, III Gains.
W. Tho Invoice will probably cover
u ueDt, but legal prcceedings were
necessarily, as Mr.. Fargo turned
lHocds over without trouble.
ne gin ~ this place has only put up
N.Y., Sa.es 70 date, and the bulk of the
s ~ Is selling at 40 cents, aud oats 2j
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Longview.

LoNGvIEw, Nov. 5. - [Speoial.l-
Early this morning tho suburban res
idenco Of MIR. Sam Flanagan was dos
troyed by fire. Everything in the
house was saved. Loss $1,000; no in.
surance.
Court Is ia session this week but 10
very heavy casos have thus far been
brought before it.
A revival was begun on Sunday
night ut the Methodist church here,
but up to the present no enthusiasm
upon the subjacs has shown itself. A
! number Of ministers from other places
are looked for tonight, among them
Rev. Or. Godbey, the noted kentucky
evangelist, who will take charge OF
| tho meeting.
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DRNIsoS, Nov. 5.-ISpecisl.l- @.
Duboss and Miss Lillla Brown arrived
on tho Houston 81 Texas Central train
this morning and Immediately pro.
cured the services of Rsv. W, II. Rob
erts aud s.Grssd for the Notion. Ar
irving on the other side Of tho rive
they were married. They thOn drove
back 20 town and put up at tha Colon.
made hotel until train time, when they
departed for their home, Cryer's
creek, Navarro county. THIS ~ the
third runaway couple chat Rev. Rob
erts has married In the last five dsys
Business Is pickiuS up In this line, II
Ia no other.
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Bonllarii

PoNHAM, Nov. 2,-TSpscial, The
fords of Fsnniu county show that
chattel mort gages have been re-
fded since January /, 1885.
Fhe death OF Tom Cobb last night,
psed from the stab received in the
aomen st the hands o. Lac Ander
P, with Oliver Stull ~ acconplice,
|'he church riot lsst Saturday night,
paed tho re-arrest OF the latter par
\ this morniDg, they having been
on bail. They hac = hssriag to-
Y before Judge Il, II. Lydsy, the
[unty attorney having entered a
EiGe OF murder against them. Thay
kre held TO answer.
Hslor o. II. Wysing, of Collin coun-
9istrlcs deputy lecturer OF tho Ma.
(alc fraternity Of this distrlc,, leo.
ks place,
Iiable Hampton yesterday bought
Pintorest Of J, l. Cavler In tue firm
M, Hampton " Co, grocors. Mr.,
pmpson viii oou.inua tho business
we tuiuro alouo,
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San Antonio,

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 5,-[Speclal. J..
The will of James Ksmpmann was I'D
mltted to probate to-day. The will
WAS executed in isS2, aud appoints his
wife executrix, without bond.
A short time since Mics Cato Dash
fol, OF this city, who IL engaged In bee
aud silk culture, sent 10 ounces orsilk-
worm oggs % tho department Of az
riculture ~ Washington. Also snme
of tho moths which lald tho eggs. She
has since received q letter rom the
chlot of tue bureau, saying they wore
tho finest specimens ovor received
thete, and enclosed check for S2S IN
payment for the eggs.
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lapsed. He is now threat
ened with Pneumonia. He Is very
sick, and fears are entertained
inst no will have a close call.
Z. II. Caruth, OF Whitney, who con-
templates opening bank here soon.
IL now in the city making the neces-
sarY arrangements.
Il. n. Caruthers, of Kimbell, ia with
him anddouhtless will DO an interest
cd party in the bank,
Uncle i'm Harris, of Teraal, was In
thls metropolis yesterday viewing tho
Mrs. MoLsod, ur the 81. George h..
tel IN Dallas, is visiting her daughter.
here.
=. s--Proiossnr Terre, Is uniting
nis furniture Ia shape to bsgln sahoo,
Monday next Whsa raluelpsa1 tho
mouse Wall be e5co03 80 u1ps ia the
county, ana no wi, cavA 9 aolondti
school, as hs is az able educator.
t1e Layten buildiGg3 nave been
.Sasad aud VIII DO o0cnpied nv r.. r.
ithes, agent FOR tina C. o. 4 nhrs,,
de- d Go.
Registered st the Ferry hotel: s II
Fralklyn, Lyuclburg; Il u Csruihers,
hhllmosll; Caruth, Whitney; James a
WriSht, Dallss;J $ Esds, Aurora; w
Il sinks, Jeraeg City. New Jersey:
n D Hall, Cherry vile, Kansas.
Edward Lowe. a typo nj this city but
recently OF the Dallas Democrat, 70.
Turned Yesterday Win Z first-alasq
case OF dengue.
u. ii. Alexander, one of Forneg's
business men, ioaves to-day tor an ex-
tended trip through old and New
Mexico on important business. Char
Icy Will be- missed, and EVERYONE
wishes him pleasant aud profitable
trip.
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MCKINNEY

MCKINNEY, Nov. 5.--ISpsclNl.l Tho
Alliance cotton, rs mentioned in yea.
terday's HERALD, was sold for $50 II
Dallas buyers, aud 10 now being
watched by Harrison Il 90.
Miss Luis Fields WAS given birth.
day party ut the residence OF hev
parents IN this city last night. ihC
young folks report q jolly timo.
Mr.. A. Long, u merchant from Blue
Ridge, Is taking Ia the city. This Is
his iirst visit 30 tho capital OF Collin.
Richard Graves, q etockman frou,
Bowie, is In tho CITY with drove Of
mules and horses.
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FoRNey, Nov. 5.-ISnocial. Tins
section was ageia visited With heavy
rain, which puts check on cotton.
picking for " while, which was pro.
crossing rapidly.
Cotton is dull sale. In fact, very liz.
tia IL being offered.
Farmers have about paid out Of debt
aud are now in condition TO sell
when it suits them bssi.
George w. Reynolds, OF this town,
was taken down with deugue and T q.
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KAUFMAN, Nov. 5.-tSpecial. Tho
news otthe great Democratic triumph
in New York, Maryland aud virginia
ls received with considerable enthusi-
asm here.
Cotton is still coming in. and Ksuf
man merchants look happy,
The Paunell brick foundation Is now
being built on the east side of the
SQUARE.
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oAINEsvftLn oLrANrNas.

.Asn'nst the street Raiiway-Crimi
Proceedings = A Praiseworthy
vement-Dr. vccrzanEer's Address
.SRsvsLtE, Nov. 5.--lSpecial.l i
% court has been engaged since
~ morning In sbe trial Of che
! hssss A. Hays against the
viue Street railway company.
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LhffnRsos, Nov. 3, - lspooial.l-
70 Q. Murphy dicd yesterday ut
y from neuralgia of the brain. She
buried In tho city cemetery this
moon at 3 o'clock. Deceased leaves
Ke family to mourn her loss. She
me sister OF DIR. W. w. Harper
vne OF tho oldest resident citizens
s naerson, having lived hero for tho
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Laredo.


LAREDO, Nov. 5.-[Special.l --Collec-
tor Bailey is here and will leave fer
san Antonio in tho morning. He has
mSde no removals AS yet.
Manuel Rodinguez, ian old time rsvs
oiutionist and prominent citizen of
Lampssas, Mexico, bug who has been
In the United States for nome time,
left for his home this morning on th e
Mexican Nations, railroad. Tho gov
ernmant party learning of his coming
sent 8 squsd of soldiers
70 the depot to arrest
him on his arrival. His friends,
nesded by his son Miguel, to tho mum.
Der OF 500, armed themselves aud went
to the depot also. Tho government
party, considering themselves too
weak, allowed Don Manuel to depart
with his friends. Troops are being
hurried from Monterey to force the
arrest. The opposition say when they
make smother arrest in that section
| they Will have 10 fight tor it. Thoy
are now engaged in throwing up earth
DreAstworks,
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tleltou

Bolton, NOV. 5,-[spsciel. Rev.
John NJ. Bucus, of Temple, was mar.
ried to-day to Miss Moliis MoCreary,
of Beltun. Thev LET, on the afternoon
train for Tsmpn.
a fine rstn fell Yesterday.
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Hays vs.. Rogers, from Navarro
county.
On briefs for appellsnt-Johnson Va.
/ johnson. from Hopkins county: o.
born vs.. Nash, from Kaufman county:
whitehead W.. Fisher, from Navsrro
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Keynote to Health. 49, -.

Keynote to Health,
Health In wealth. Wealth means In
dependence. The keynote In DR.,
Rossnko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best Tough Syrup In the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Palnes In the Cheat,
Bronchitis and Primary Consumption,
One dose gives relief In every case,
Take no other. Price 80 CENTS and q,
Samples free. sold By III dfuegiste.
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IIlasP llIle L,ihr2rT

ANpFREE READING ROOr.
r,,ens and strangers cordially Invited
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06
GANO BROS.
| Estate Dealers

AND BROKERS.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-12-05
GETTING ROUND GRANDMAMMA.
by JomN VANCE CHENEY.


Grmdmamma so full of cheer,
So pink and white at seventy year,
What Il charm you must have been
When grandpa used TO trip it in,
Aud hold your hand and chuck your chin
MY somcy lass, my bomy dear!'
Tell me not mind so clear
Wont carry back good fifty year;
Tell me not you've quite forgot
What laddics did ana lasSics thought
The cherry lip, the dimplc-sp0t,
With "llo, my lass. my bonny dear
Grandmamma, they're facts, | fear,
The pretty stories that hear;
Eyes so blue and hair so brown,
The trimmcSt foot. The limpcst gown,
The pride.and talk of all the town
THE soncy lass. the bonny dear"
Chance trifc deaf the ear
That's heard but praise for seventy year;
still, Il book read upside down
Should not ones senses wholly drown,
You'd better smile. you can not frOwil-
''Ila, snncy lassic, bonny dear!"
Day is over. shadows near
As was thcir wont back fifty year;
Grandmamma. my work is through
And I've a secret all for YOU
For you. because she'll keep II true,
Once ''soncy lass" aye "bOnny dear"
Scottish blood now twenty year
Has fed my heart, good grandma dear,