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ri Office TO OWNERS OR OCCUPANTS
- otproperiy In sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from Sycamore 10
Harwood street and between Main and Com
merce streets Jefferson TO Murphy street.
section ! Of Sewer OrdinUncc-Thnt prlvate
sewers, water closets, ana sink basins, etc
shall be constructed In all of said districts To-
connect with the district sewer, on notice
rom TIE city engineer, ana as directed by
said officer and not otherwise.
Sub. Sec. 3 10 shan be fniedemeeuo or for
The owner or occupant ofany building ia any
sewer ol-irlct-any position of which is used
iorany purpose during any portion OF the
uiS-loiHll 20 nave at least one water closet
connected with the public sewer IN dave MI.
Ter notification by the city engineer, etc.
The above district sewers are constructed
ana ready for use, and all parties Interested
are hereby notified 10 comply with the above
sections Ct the sewer ordinance.
~, W. NJ JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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Are the best remedy for removing in
digestion and all diseases originating
from the digestive organs. Beware OF
counterfeits. Ask your grocer or drug
gist for the genuine article, manufac-
tured by DR.. j. G. b. Siegert & Sons.
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Hs5Tre Of COuutCrfelts!
GILES ugINEHT I0GIDE Ammonia
H' alg'sst 'ai A.s,cgWB a,tisss or ,ls llsbs.
ALL FAMILIES C@E TT,
Weak Rack, Enlarged Joints, Paralysis,
Rheun "tiSm, Neuralgia, Biptheria,
sclatica, Proinpsua Uteri,
Epp,nto NN..fr,,.gg

Female Weakness.
The best and only certain remedy to re-.
leye pain DIAL kinds, no matter OF how long
standing. instant relief guarJ u eeG crlpp!es.
swollen Joints, NaricOse Veins, Bites Of In
secis on SICK Headache. No OH or grease, is
clean and sweet will not soil.
Inflammation OF the Kidneys, Bright's
Disease, Diabetes, lnContinuenCe OF Urine.
Is the only iinimCut In the world possessing
altersuEe powers. Can be taken Z tegnally.
Gures trEmpS and Collie, D!arrhoea and
DysenteIy.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial Bottle, eBc.
Write nR, GILES, Box SiS2 y. Y. p. o., who
@ill give advice on all diseases free ofcharge
ALf~BcWarc OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers and
counterfeit, The genuine has tho name
blown n the glass and fac simile OF discover
ers signature over each cork
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Attention Lamar Rifles.

Tho members of the company are or
dered TO meet ut their armory tonight
atT;SO sharp for the purpose of rehearsal
q. N. QUILLMAN, Captain.
C.A. CLAPP, LIST Sergeant.
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Herbert Spencer, the great philoso.
pher, while in America, said: "The
ankees live too fast, work too much
chance for DR.. Bulbs Cough Syruni
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Fifty-eight million dollars is the esti-
mated value of the finger-rings of this
country actually worn, and still there
are. people mean enough to 90 hacking
and coughing because they do not want
to invest % cents for bottle of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup,
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Dost want thy teeth nike ivory white,
my lips like roses blooming,
my breath perpetgal delight,
Inc common air permmlng9
Use Sozodont, for That will bring
Health, beauty, fragrance, everything!
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n OIICE-HORSE SrObEN-ON WE'D
~ nesday morning, December 18th, a man
about 70 to % years OF age, 8 feet7 or5 inches
highSqparc shoulders, but rather sim build,
dark complexion, Inclined @ be sandy, small
moustache and ewes, dressed in dark sack
cVtaWay coat PANS of light color, black
lightercolor IN tlapks, about l53z hands high
rlW-boned IN build, and years old; black
name and TAIL .hod all round, puarie r crack
IA rear OF 'front.' ho1fs; an old Texas saddle,
lair leather bride, dirty looking blanket
aud has not returned. a suitable reward will
be paidior man Uud horse delivered In Dallas
or lor such Information rs lends to recovery
OF the horse. WHEAT IL WHEAT.
DALLAS, December o. lsSi
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Coughs.

Browns Bronchial Troches are used
with advantage TO alleviate coughs. sore
throat and bronchial affections, Sold
only in boxes.
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In Twenty-Four Hours.

"Benson's Capcino Porous Pastors
cured my lame back in twenty-four
hours."-J. NJ. c. Pure, sure. DC
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

EXCELLENT RESULTS.
Or. j. l.. Willis, Eliot, Maine, saws
"HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate gives mos
excellent results"
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JOKER
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NOTICES

I
NJ ouCE-SToLEN-,y75 REWARD-oNE
~ open-f &c silver watch, made by the
nlgin National Watch, Co named b. W.
| RaymOnd-NO. S3jlgS \Also one breech-
loading shotgun of thd following descrip-
ton, English walnut s,eGs,, pistol grip, p T.
ent fn~,;,d, Damascus stcti ;Narrels. game
no. 10, length Of barrel % inches, weight lO%;
maker, }. Manton. | will pay S2j for the re-
turn OF the watch $25 for the gun and 1925 for
the arrest and cOnVi, tion OF the thief. w. j,
ARTHUR, Tyler, Texas. ian7-7t
NOTICE 10 CITY TAN PAYERS-OF-
Y flee of Assessor and Collector, Dallas,
Texas, Dec. 20, lSA.-All persons owning or
having in their possession as agent of an
other, any personal property or real estate
subJec TO municipal taxation, are required
TO render the same at this office between the
LIST day o january and the first day of Feb
ruary, 1850 All parties owning such crop
erty, or having IL under control, shall render
list of sametOg ther with its cash value; and
who shall &c required to make affidavit to the
truth and correctness of the same. ANY one
failing TO render raid property as % bove Shall
be liable to ine not exceeding $50 and costs
All merchants In the cityara required within
TIE same time io furnish the Assessor and
tohcclor AT his OIL, t, n statement, verified
by affidavit, of such amount of all goods,
merchandise and wares owne or kept on
hand for sale by such merchant on the first
day OF Janu-r'. Any merchant failing to
comply with this requl ement sha be liable
as above provided, j. c. BOGEL,
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VA AN IED-IO SELL ETH 40 S--- ;s--
" whole or One-half Interest IN III
and stationery store; best location IL, in "a boo
O. ~ new stand; good reason for selin, ueclly
further Information, call on or add.ng, N
257, Weatherford, Tevas, vi "uuress 30
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NJ ANTED-AG ENTLENf a n IN - Senlo.s|
W fence in banking and other az az EAPER.
business would like a sisuationO Vy,ih1laherca
services might command a reasor Wniefe hi
alfy; has no choice as to location sal.
FIXTURE care III erald Office |huureS
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W AIMED : UANNASSERS = A1iEvTa
w everywhere to sell Mark Twain,s ~, y
book, Hucklebe rry Finn. For f,ir latest
dress N. d. McDoNALD& O., Publlshn.,.a d
Carondelet street, New Orleans. ianla s, y
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rarkOr'S Pleasant Worm syrup Never Fails
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w ANIED-TO LEASE III s. - S,-
", rich farming land at 20 cenf rd aS
Nv Han tr3oe Tor city property. Address T n acr
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w ANThD--THE TEXAS MUTUALEN
w dowment Association will Give co ~ EN- IN
prontaole employment to experienced in s gu
ehce solicitors. Address A. ". II ALL s SsSul
tary' I23 Main street. Dallas. Texas. i ivI,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-17
LIFE On THE MOUNTAIN.
How Gen. Grant spent Sunday ON Mt.
MacGregor.

Mt. MACGREGOR, July 12.-Gen. Grant
slept almost continuously from 10 o'clock
last night to Il. m. to-day and from then
to n. m, cocaine not having been used
nor treatment given by the doctor. The
General was out of doors this morning.
The air was stlll and fresh after the late
rains Gov. Hill, j. w. DreXel, Senator
Arkell and thirty other people sat on the
broad piazza of the hotel to hear Rev. DR..
Newman preach, while just down the
slope in the cottage the General sat where
he could hear the singing of familiar
hymns. Besides Il reference to Gen. Grant
in his opening prayer DR.. Newman us al
these words at the closing of his discourse ::
"Oh, illustrious sufferer in yonder cattage /:
what Il lesson thou art teaching to the
warriors and statesmen of the world and
to the youth of that county thou hast saved
by finding within myself M this supreme
moment those elements of repose and hap
piness which to-day excite the admiration
of mankind and fill the hearts of angels
with delight
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ABlG PARADE AT SAGINAW, MICHIGAN
Striking Mill Employees March Through
the streets Headed by Brass Bands
ALI Quiet and the Strik-
ers OrlerlY

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 10.-An ad-
vance guard Of striking mill employees, $50
strong, arrived here this morning and
paraded the streets escorted by 200 steve
dores and band. The men are very or
derby. All the mills at this end of the
river are running, but will shut down ae
soon as their employees intimate desire
to quit work. The Tittawabawsee Boom
company Will be forced in any event to
shut down to morrow as the mills at the
lower end of the river are stopped and
those here will probably close, as the com
pany will be unable to take care of the
logs. This will throw 500 boom employees
out of work.
At 1890 at Saginaw, a procession OF
1000 strikers, escorted by two bands of
music, marched through the streets,
crossed the river and have commenced
shutting down the mills ON the west side.
No acts of violence aIe thus far reported.
The great majority of the mill employees
at this end of the river are opposed to the
strike and would continue work if let
alone The mayors of Saginaw and East
Saginaw and the sheriff of the county
have issued an order closing all the sa-
looms and cautioning the strikers against
any acts OF violence.
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The administration says to Austria,
KELLEY or nobody" Evidently things
equal to the same things, are equal to eac h
other.-BOStOn Tr0Ucller.
We cannot see why the Hartford Post dis
likes Mr.. Phelps so much, unless it is that
he was formerly a New Haven pro
feSsor.-BOStOn Post.
The destruction of half million dollars
worth of tobacco by fire on Monday ought
to please the author whose little book, "A
Remedy for Hard Times" Ihe Free Press
recently noticed. 1t was the deliberate
judgment of this philosopher that one of
the best methods of setting the wheels of
progress III motion was to destroy the
surplus This Is just what has been
done in the tobacco case; and 1t will be
| interesting To note to what extent the fire
| brings about revival of trade DctrOit
Free Press.
Senator Edmunds and Minister Phelps
do not agree with Mr.. Clarence A. Seward
in the testimony they are giving in the
House of Lords as to the New York mar
rage law which is to determine the Lau-
derdale peerage case. When they return
to the United States let them labor for
the establishment of uniform marriage
laws, so that the legitimacy of children
Will not hereafter be so often questioned.
~ Y. Mail ana cypress.
The rascals of the metropolis who have
hitherto imagined that political influence
would afford them immunity from pun
lShment, no matter what brutalties their
savage instincts led them to commit, APP
pears to have reached the limit even of
political endurance. Sergeant Crowley 5
pull did not save him from Sing Sing,
and now Tim Mccarthy keeper of a low
dive in New York, has, after repeated es-
capes, been convicted of serious crime and
Will doubtless be given II pretty severe
sentence. The term for which he may he
/ imprisoned is from five to twenty years,
and he should receive the full extent of
the law New York judges and iuries
are evidently waking up-Troy Tclc-
gram.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-07-17
SWEEP OF AN AVALANCHE E.
A LAND SLIDE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
Dashes Down n Mountain Side n Dis
lance of wo Milcs-Everything
in its Wake Carried Along
with it.

BosToN, July 1O.-The Journals White
land Slide this morning on Cherry noun
tain: The side started from Owls Head
and rushed down the Jefferson side. dis
tance of two miles. Smoke, fire and dust
lowered in the AXE of the monster and Il
sound like many waters or of distant
thunder attended it. Forest trees, earth
and stones composed the freights of the
flying train, which took the course of a
rivulet The mass, increasing in velocity
and weight, swept by the house occupied
by the family of Ezra Boudreaus 1eaving
huge logs within twenty feet of the door
and scattering the house with mud. At
this point the slide spread out and wreck
ed the farm buildings of Oscar Stanley.
The wife and children were away and the
men were milking tie cows. Warned by
the roar they fled and all escaped
except Don Walker who was caught
help and he was dug out with a
broken leg and other wounds. Several
COWS and some other stock were burned
One man fled in front of the slide and
was overtaken just as it came toa.halt He
escaped uniniured. The ruins are spread
over field of some ten or fifteen acres.
Forest trees two and onehalf feet
through We're wrung like withes from
their places, and hundreds of thousands of
feet Of timber bruised and splintered
together with huge bolders weighing
twenty-five tons met the eye of the visitor.
Cults twenty-five to forty feet deep reveal
the trail of the destroyer. The slide start
ed at a. m, and hundreds of people were
on the ground in less than two hours.
The famous Wiley slide seems small
compared with this.
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Indigestion Cured !

| suffered for more than five years with in
digestion, scarcely able to retain the simplest
food on my stomach. The burning sensation
was almost intplerablc. and my whole system
was dcrangcd. ! was wakeful AMI could not
sleep, and consequently more or less nervous
all the time. declined in flesh, and suffered
all the usual depression attendant upon this
terrible disease. In Il word was mi>cra BILE.
At last, aiing to find relief in any thing else, |
commenced the use of Switt's Specific. | be-
up the stomach, STRENGTHENED the digestive
organs, and soon all that burning ce Used, and
could retain food without difficulty Now
my health j. good, and can eat anything in the
shape of food, AMI igcSt It with out tn sIignt-
est difficulty. | must chrerfully bear tins tes-
timOny, because there are hunir dS sutferln :
as WAS. and am sure they can be "a readll Y
hea ed Take the prescribed dose after eating
instead of before
JAMES MANN, No iIvySt.
Atlanta Ga, May l3, lISj.
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NEWS FROM FOREIGNLAN


LONDON, July l0-Lord Rothschild APP
peared at the bar of the House of Lords
yesterday and took the oath with great
solemnity on Hebrew copy of the penta-
touch, held by the deputy clerk, Mr..
Ralph Disraeli, brother of the late Earl of
Beacons1ield. Lord Rothschild was es-
cOrted by the Earl of Rosebery, husband
of Hannah RUthschld, daughter of
the late Baron Mayer Rothschild, and
by Lord Darlington, son of the Lord
CaTlngton Wiio, during ten years of con
tentlon, from lS4S to 1853, voted against
admitting Lord Rothschild's father to the
House of Commons. The members of the
RothSchlld family witnessed the ceremony
from the gallery AS the first Hebrew
Lord took his seat on the front opposition
bench below the gangway all his col
leagues chcered.
Alleged Heavy Overcharges.
PARIS, July lO.-The government will
take action to recover 100000 francs
from railway companies for alleged over
charges lur the transportation of troops
and stores during the Franco-Prussian
War.
Serious Floods in GaIicia.
VIENNA, July 1O.-Serious floods are re
ported in Galicia. The Vistula river has
risen ten feet, swapping large portions OF
the city of CracOw and the town Of Ska
yina. Many miles of railway have been
destroyed,
Earthquakes at Cashmere.
SIMLA, India, July l0.-Earthquakt
shocks continue in the Vale of Cashmere
at intervals of three days. On the Att
inst severe shock was felt.
bankrupt Egypt.
CAIRO, July l0.-Unless action is takeI
by September LIST, Egypt will be com
pletely bankrupt.
Underground Railway.
PARIS, July 1O-The government ha!
decided to build the Metropolitan raiwa.
underground.
Minister Foster Suspends Negotiation
With spain.
MADRID, July l0.-United States Minis
ter Foster has suspended the negotiation
with Spain concerning the proposed com
mercial treaty with the United States
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Mr., r. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes ~
never hesitate to recommend your Electric
Blttcrs to my customers they give entire sat
istaction and are rapid sellers" Electric Bit
tiers are the purcst and hest medicine known
and will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints. Purify the blood and regulate
the bowels. No family can afford to hc with
out them. They will save hundreds OF dollars
in doctors hlls every year Sold AT fifty
cents bottle 10y Druggists,
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ENOUGH INDIANS FOR KANSAS.
a Protests Against the Transfer of the
Apaches to ono Man : Land"

TOPEKA, Kan, July l2.-The governor
yesterday addressed letter to the Secre-
tary OF the Interior, protesting against the
proposed transfer of Apache Indians from
Arizona to "No Mans Land" The governor
shows many reasons why the transfer
would be dangerous to public peace. In
closing he says, 81 protest against it as an
invasion and violation of the clear pur-
pose and spirit of the law of February Is.
1919 and as menacing the peace and
security of the citizens of Kansas. pro
test against the location of these lawless
and blood thirsty Indians in n region i'm.
mediately contiguous to thehomes of
thousands Of peaceful citizens of the Unit
eds tates in IA region from whence at any
moment they could invade the borders
OF three States of the union, numbering
and destroying all in their pathway
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CHICAGO, July 10.-The West Division
Railway company has renstated fourteen
service and for whose reinstatement the
recent strike was inaug lrated. The presi-
dent OF the company declared that there
was no adequate cause for the discharge
of the men iii question.
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Billions Complaints are caused by torpdity, con-
gestlon, or the liberation OF the liver. -
The symptoms are dark greasy, yellow skin,
brown or whitish coat to the tongue appetite irreg
ular, often dry cough at night.
The skin sometimes breaks ont into pmples and
sores and the whole system is out of order Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills are one of the very best
remedies known for any form of these troubles, and
Will certainly relieve the sufferer. They are purely
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E FERRETT, Agt. 372 Pearl ST., NY,
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RANAGES FROM DISEASE,
A Mysterious Epidemic Breaks Out in
LisbOn-The Cholera Death Rate.

LISBON, July lO-A mysterious epidem-
ic has broken out in this city and in vari-
GUS other parts Of Portugal, The victims
are attacked without warning, and die
within few minutes after seizure The
disease is mystery to the doctors, who as
yet have found no effective method of
combating it,
MADRID, July 1O.-In Spain yesterday
there was n total of ,497 new cases OF
cholera, and 700 deaths from the disease.
MARSEILLEs, July 10.-The troops here
are suffering terribly from typhus fever
Over 1000 are in the hospitals
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FEMALE HELP NTED.

\NANTED-Lad and gentlemen i'm city or
w country to take light work at their own
homes. So 81 n day can bc easily made ::
work sent 10y mail no cauVaSSing. We have
good demand for our work and furnish steady
employing Il. Address. with stamp, CROWN
MFG COMPANY, 204 Vine St., Cincinnati
Ohio. 62,d&wlm
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NJ ALA RIA.
As an antimalarial medicine
DIR. DAVID KENNEDY,S
FAvORlTE REMEDY

has won golden opinions. No traveller should con-
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this medicine. II you are exposed to frequent
changes OF climate, food and water Favorte Remedy
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The life Is the RIood-Prevent Disease
surgery the Last Resort-A Telling.
Letter,


Here is Il fact for YOU to think over. viz
Medical science proves that diseases, no mat
ter now great II variety tucy seem to have pro-
| ceed ron comparatively few causes. 1t is for
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H. Is conceded that DR.. KENNEDY'S FAy-
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habilually taken "FANORI1 Il REMEDY"fcn
Cancer. 80 i
PITTsfItLD. MASS, March %, 1884.
Dr. II. hennedy, R0ndOW, N. y.
DEAR SIR About six years ago 7 WINS OH
liEc' W resort u external treatment for the
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Manhood Restored

REMEDY fkEE.-A victim # youthful imprudence
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, &c, having tired in vain every known
remedy has iscovei ed simple means of self-cure,
which he Will son! FREE to his f. llOw-suiferers.
Address. j H. REV Ms. 43 Chatham St. New York