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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-28

cHAhfLks FILED
sherman Driving Park assoclstioni
Msn'a Christian assocl alton OF Marshall
San Saba coliege.
ruk SMALLPOX SCARE.
To-day, 70 quioL tho nerves Of the
timid, Mr.. A. ". Crow was moved oul
10 the pest camp mile south. He Il
able 20 be up and about and the cool
headed epprehond no danger Whatever
TIM Mi:xicAS srAnnisd ARRAY,
The Mexican who stabbed aud killed
another Yesterday Is still nc large, tho
officers who Payo him chase failing 70
come mp with hun. The one wounded
In ARRAY will get well.
TIE GOVERNOR TO, 90 TO COLLEGE.
Gov. Ireland VIII 10 10 Bryan the lat
ter part on the week 20 attend com.
mencemort exercises AZ the Agricul-
turai aud Mechanical college.
vlewrNa THE nIDs.
Bids for supplying the asylums fof
the next quartef vofo opened to-day.
STATE COMMISSION or ApPfALs.
Commsssion ofappesls reported 20 the
supromo court; fg
10 be affirmed: Ji,ck Brown W.. D. b.
Hardamau, from Caldwell county.
Texas & Pacific Railway VS.. Alice
Evans ct al. from Tsrrant county.
Malcolm Ellis ct el. vs.. J. Rosen-
heiu1sr et all, from Doxar county.
j, IL. Ryan Of al. W. Texas Il Pacific
Railway, from Tarrant county.
10 pa reversed ano'rtn added; =. M.
filsnf1 ss. Harry Brown from Winii-
S. 4. Smith, We. Texas g Pacidc hall
way, from Tarrent county.
International Il Great Northern rail-
way VS.. William Klaus, from Coinai
Central Texas Il Northwestern rail-
way VS.. w. l.. Hancock, from Ellis
county. ts
4. "a. Collins VS.. David Bsllow, from
Witchlta county.
J. Q. BrecSenridge Us. e. ". vsrier,
from Taylor county.
Freib6rg, Klein " CO., We. Johu hll-
lott OF al, from Comsnche county.
3. Il. Hamilton VS.. Texas IL Pacific
railway, from Tarrant County.
To he reversed and rendered:i Il. Pc
terson VIZ. >. d. Stanley, from Wise
Houston East q West Texas railway
We. j. o. Rows OF al, from Polk county.
JET slstor vs.J. @. Neal, frea sfaano
II. &. Allen 4 Bro.-Ts, @. Melton.
from Taylor couptS. !
Western, -Dnion Telegraph company
vs. In. Foster, hom Bexar county.
versed and ieuanded: ". Il. Hodges
VS., A.. IL. Heacoce, from Grayson
], O. B. Dnnn VS.. A. L. Cole, from
Collin county.
Texas a. Pacitic railway VS.. Weakly 81
Gooch, from Tairant county.
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GAiSrsvIIxr, May 2s.---lspscial.l l.
District court has boon engaged to-day
~ tho trial Of Mrs. Sam Myers, charged
with settipg fire TO tho house Of nj.
Weitsmun. her son-in-law. Defendant
II n years old, ana har appearance ~
court draws Sigh OF pity from every
spectator. Neitzman ~ also indicted
40 plice. 1hO INFECT oi tho al
legged arkon IL supposed IL have been 20
GET llIspfancf. lie svidf nee " not very
ably be scquitfod. The oistressin Z nov
city OF woman who has lived her thres
score years and ten being tried for fol-
ony has attracted large crowd 90 the
court .house, and there X "A general ex-
preston OF sympatby Tor her atft
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A Sewrpspsr vi,iImIser iluA "a Cover
and mad 10 EmIsrais.
4 Horse Thief olsss Battle, Is wonne-
ed and Captured.
A Mystery al Nan Autenio That lects
Like Foul Play.
Bighwaymsn and Burglars In califor.
nIa and Philadelphia.
THE DAYS RECORD or GRIMES.

a Newspaper impestcr and victimixsr.
FoRr WORM, May Is Especial l--A
man representing himself as Psof. J. r.
simpson, Lebanon, Illinois, and boar
ing q warm letter OF recommendation
dated February, 1856, from Prof II. J.
Glrardeau, editor OF the Houston Post,
called at tho Man oflico this morning,
aud representing himself as y warm
personai friend OF Mr.. Osmond
Pagef, the well-known representative
Of the ST. Louis Typo founsry, was
quite profnse in his declarations OF the
gceat Intimacy whisn existed between
Them. He regretted exceedingly that
Mir. Paget had ler tho CITY oa satur-
day, and rushed OFF 20 tho telephone
office (ostensibly) 10 fnd whore he
could meet him. Mr.. PaRat quite un-
expectedly retained fsom Dallae on
the noon train, and on being Informed
that his sold iriondn was IN the city
ard said h5 would not miss seeing him
for hundred dollars, He further
sbated that his "oid friarG' had stolen
an ovarcoat, fur cap and revolver, and
in addition he had also used Prof. Girar.
dsau's letter, which he bad obtained by
false pretenses, TO victimlze several
other newspaper men in uifiarant parts
of the state. Upon enquiry by tele-
phone Prof simpson was found at the
Grand Central and invited TO call at the
Mail Office. AT the same time the sheriff
was requested 10 send " deputy over,
which was compiled with by Deputy
Thorn psoy aud Offic9r Mcdonald OF the
police force. fire berles met at the
Mai oflice and ths prokssor was soon,
in custody. He weakepe ca sven to the
extent OF shedding ters. Mr.. Fdser-trr
not care to prosecute him, but wished
to put stop to his using his name and
injuring his trade II the state. Frank
Powell, OF the Dallas Cowboy, who had
been swim. ed by simpson, was tele-
phoned by Paget that his man was In
custody, but left 1t to Mr.. Psget's judy
mont as to whether Simpson should be
prosecuted. Faget finally agreed TO
make no complaint, and simpson agreed
to leave the state. Pilgt irn, Of the Con
zsles Enquirer; Baker, OF Corsicana,
and newspaper man In Tyler, were
also victinlizsd by Simpson. 'N sll
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BAIRD, May Special. r. Baird PEG.
pie are buoyant over the idea Of having
three or four new business houses
erected soop, and the prospect OF having
4 fine two-story college erected on the
west sideOf tho town. Much property
has, within the last three or four days,
changed hands, and four or i've new
business enterprises are now spoken Of.
Wool IL fast coming in and the de.
mand Is equal to the supply. Eight or
ten new reapers have hesn purchased
by farmers during the past week "a
good indication Of an abundant har-
I The price of stock il on the increase.
particularly when killed on the rail-
road. M 4 M ~ WI 4
The farmers are ssngujne that if there
is nothing In tho very near future to
cause wheat 10 take the rust, the yield
will be great. u II crops, 80 far, are Iook4
ing remark ably we'll Grass Ii becom-
ing fine and cattle fat. IN
The prisoner, Tom Babb, who wag in.
dicted for assault TO niur0er, WAS
captured 3 few days ago by Sheriff
Johnson, Of Callahan county, and iod ged
in Jail at this place. M
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.:sy.c.. .'s., !; .f y:
id'css.r s<ss ~ r.. y '.' e. s;'s
'"s s II er's,.a:a ~ ." ss .s ssi
1oIns 4. the rltt~, ronle ~ psGes from
We ckhln door and pQint out che way.
A. Elliot started toward M fste tbs
man shot him down aud then rul four
nllfe hsils IN HIN. Elliottn wife iion-
uned XII Hart, who was under indict-
ment lor ca'tle.stealinx several ynsfr
ago, az tho murderer OF her husband,
who was principal witness sEainst
Hale aud brought hero llat nipht.
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GREgEviLLis, Mny 20. - Especially =
Yeterdsy, at the Missouri Pacific depot,
JiEn Grissou, "a young negro buck,
abused white bootblacS for
refusing 70 black his boots,
and finally knocked him down
with piece Of Iron, ipfiIctirg slight
wound. The negro wss put in the Gala.
boose, from which no escaped last night
by tho aid Of ga Iron bar handed him
o sns outside, put ne was Sa reespssreu
Several parties OF white men had pre-
pared 10 tako him out OF the calaboose
and give him good flogeing, but IN
timely escape saved min. <fTf-'
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A Ersssay 81 o.llsna. CsIlfarnla.

SAN Francesca, Nay e5.-Dr. N. l.
bnck, a Alghly respected eItlsen Of
Oakland. was shot dead at his door last
night by Henry r. Pr,ndle. n member
OF Joe Hooker post Of the Grand Army
of tho Republic. Tho murderer was
arrested. tI l.
At the police station, Pindis said no
shot buck neeanse hi, Wife aid no had
taken Improper liberties With her while
she WA gnd0r his professional care. DR.,
Nythe, nieud Of the murdered
physician, say he attended Mrs. Pfin-
die for timo; that no believes ter In.
sane, aud thai sns iabors under the
hsllucinauon that DR.. Buck had been
guilty OF unprofeSsional Conduct To-
ward her. Mrs Prindle's female friend.
assorted, on tho contrary, thar Buck
neutrality-suspicious. CHARGED against
nm, Dr. Buck WAS native OF Yer
mont. and was widower with grown
up family.
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Bowrn, NV n. Corresponds ~
At the annodt election Of officers hold
last night ~ ~ ensuing Is naonths. il
Bowie I.o6f>o X Ancient, Ffos 1nd ~
cepted 1<1eo1A TIE folloxI1f vero
Knox 745ssss Wcrshipfsl \ ss,ss b
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80 t.rlt0, ts,I NH's a||I 1,|at hA|n.
tuflt DAMAGED ttottl I'tin. fhlh 4.
Injured materially. fIH Ininfali 1887
fI4nl i|lhI. nffi eight lnfhlf the
Ntatnsf n warm ~ nlI1I, rlih poos
flonal ahoefFl, ani evsfy Indication "
niDr rain, IA fusper1lnu And tho three
fsllTosu pflaees are Regarded ~ safe,
bot afs hainH carefully watched.
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Hiebw AZ Robbery IN Califotpia.

SAN frRASoIsco, May 25.--N News has
just reached here that the Yosemite
stage, which lefs Medeira on FRIDAY
morning, was robbed by highwaymen
near Clarlf's atntion. The passengers
comprised several members or Ray
mond's excursion. Ever thing IN the
way o jewelry aud money was taken
from then. Tho highwaymen also cap
vAltic 81 the latter 10 not yet known.
A reward 81 81, 200 is offered for tho cap
ture OF tile highwaymen. -Four shorifs,
with posses, are In pursuit.
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Heavy robbery iu rhiladeIpE,.

.PssiiItf5rrpnfA;; Z. y zSs<t has jusl
become known that on Sunday, May o
during the temporary absence Of Q
servant, who left the back
door open, the residence of the
Misses Carpenter, No. Il09 Vine street,
was entered III broad daylight aud roo
bed a bonds, mortgages, Insurance and
Other valuable papers, representing $l6,.
coo --n1ost o., them negotis ble---wish $500
In psnk notes and $50 In gold. In his
hnste the robber overlooked 4 small box
OF jewels worth several Thousand dol
lars. There Is no clue to thu tbeii z Is IN
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MALaR RIAL POISON

The drouth IN f;cliit west Con GA last
spring dried up the we Is and We we're COM
PEELED o ESQ wafer rom the crecS on Tie
plantaiiSn. The resrit was uhns AL were
Lr3nbi-d with .chii,H and fever. 4 carried
WITH ne Feveiii Dotiles. OF Swifis specific,
mud as long Us too II had per cot nealth.
WIS AFFLICTED with cdiils Whom rHEumet
its use ] wps ALI riphtngnln. We have rsed
itin our family as,nn no tidote Tor ilalsrial
pots IN furtwo or tAree years ana have never
~ 4 u ". .. TURIaw.
Sumter Co, Gil sept. II, 1865. I, Z.
Treatise on Blood ard SKIN Diseases
mailed nee. THE SWIFT EPEcIFff Coz
Drawer 8, Atiaote Ga u 4 w li rs
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il.fi Ifu|s illsla4 A.sbi 90 NsfuA..
~ llflt'als lNe ~ % We rwtl!g.
'i nlef. I W mui 81 vi n " N tofll
Men fnlfrfA1 a. ffIumliiff ard
ace onalnlnl N fDnAfa al Nlnnd 40.
~ 1rsi Tuesday % mefk ~ Iffrncl ~
ne lead poet The Fffnrh SQUAT
sNtffluaflly approved tho tuie Of
1900 ~ lht funeral oErnusss.
Tho Iuneral al vicOf Hngo viii take
place M at Friday.
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Franco.
yIcroR sUoo's FuKEEAL, ETU.

u n.
rAhis' May tosiuent "reVy ny
sent to M. Lockroy, son-in-lsw OF Veto.
| Hugo. N letter of conditioned. NJ Allah
roroa ,oi,,;s.ar I, .ha irta,ia- ~,
"so' 'oA'otl "a
autnorlzeu mo iiiends OF HUGO 70 siioN
/ the poets remains 70 lie In state fol
three DAYS undor the Arc de Trjomnba
ine "ooy VIZ W cou'oyeu eiii'ner 70
morrow and placed on catafalque
Hugo hequeathed slQ, 900 70 the poor
He LETT request that his body should
he con yey6d 20 tho grave in q "paupel
lhenrse,' without any religious rite. IL
the document containing the request
Hugo afiirms his belief in God. a. furC
for q national monument has al
ready been opened. 1t is moi
definitely decided when the funeral
will occur. IL will probably not lake
place before Wednesday.
Alta late hour last night there were
still people waiting to- inscribe their
names in the register placed outside OF
Hmgo's house. Thecrowd stood Ia silenc.
Tho official body doputized by the
French academy 70 attond the funeral
consists OF four Of the most recently
eisatea leIl oers--Failieron, Mazade,
a storm was raging when Victor
Hugo died. The news OF his death was
announced to the assembled crowd by
Victorienne Sardou. The dying man
lay in 9 trance TOR some hours before
the end. He awoks suddenly, raised,
bis head, gaz5d arQnnd smiliugly
npou the friends standing around his
bedside, and sank back lifeiess. His
whitehair and beard grew quite long
during hisiilness. His body is much
ennaciased, but his brow rotains It's
gIsnoeur. me sculptor Dalon mas
s has css' % sus iacs, TMuoa
mas taken photography ana esaize
s wSsp mn Sis Ssath s csd thera
mouse and Tho servants were obliged to
reps. theIp ~ LuckToy closed the
frY ~ luoor. The body V 70 be embairn-
ca and ILnnaense quantitles Of towers
are frrlylns ~ the residence, pepupa-,
lions rrpm the municipal govarnment
ana from PEE Y ll gnisit lave offered Their
eolluvitsiaco, In w evenlnE tnefg Z, arrived
y Iae. nernAarup, drssssu.coinpletely "
wnise, pranging WIN bsr crown OF
VINE roses u, n. 4, 4,
are bowed &, with grieh !, ~ ~ y. . "
va bssuoatlled ~ Hugo Y bis daug 4
,er Adele, who y IA q lup atic asyln n;
y Was Hug0's VISA that ms y. hesrs s IN
e g;,l ia s;,sss ss M. 4.
1889 "A ::::
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METAL POISON

am coppaFsmith'oy trade, and during
a series ~ Year, n,S a .r's 20 = NJ wnes
| OF metal poisoo. HasinR a scofnions Ten.
denoy nom my youth. NE sa-anl pnrticles OF
copper aud bsasa wQuio gel Into liie s0fts,
md BY this lfoceHs tho yolson vat conveyed
/ into MY bior' fill ray Whcle system bac,ue
INJECTED. 4 Tas tre.itt " ga tbs old tefne-,
ales of n,errnf, And loA'dc poensr,in. S'liJ
| my he1d my digeslve organs Jo'ppRtd, risS
| 1 hate boon hclricss IL bed for oyef a .'2prl
with nae,oprial rncumetln. NJ l.rnla(
| were all awpilen, and ! lost The u2<1r
arms and iesss md bee Ss6Ia
h,ivi.ed mo 10 gol ron
u eAinevt. THIS coi
who provod a friend b.
Hwifte Specific, hciheyi
heifen dsQournged 'isc, lvfSS~
hottles, 1srd' hAca no y taken fwi do7exuyl
iles. Iho frsreliert Or mo nediciae was %
bring the prisoi. 70 mo sp'iscei and broke
ont al Oyer y. ,nnnpy or,s yhey teen
knees, which had becnn,e twice their nktus
raj si2o, have vsulphd their usual eixe and
Fare supple as OF yorc. NY nrfJs md hands
are AL right again and cRli pHc them without
pain.rbe entiIu disease has lelfal parts of the
body save two ulcers on iny ~I,eis, which
conrnenient, f,it I bave tie ,use ufa my
limbs. The medicine ~ bringing nc out Of
the greatest trisi 81 my jlle, and ], cannot
rnd words sufficient ioexpIess nay appreuia-
ton 81 ifs virtues md the g. atitude l feel
tnal ever heart q u. y -.~-'''.'s-- Z. Z.
AuguItas tia., Jan. Q. lss5,
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Mexico. 1 *
PREVENTING yELEow FFvep ny Vac

r
, CINATIoN. vi ,l5s
CITY or MExloo, May 2s.-Tho gov
eminent has permitted the vaccination
OF the garrison at Vera Cruz with yellow
fever virus, according to DR.. Carmona's
system. Experiments were first made
on prisoners who volunteered them
selves. The persons vaccinated have
all the premonitory symptoms Of fever.
ard 1t IL thought the inocculation will
serve as protection complete for four or
five years. Great interest Is manifested
IN the discovery, and the system Is boz
INF tried on the west coast and In
Sonora. ~
MOURNING FOR HUGO.
Victor Hugo's death caused great sad
ness here. The Monitor RepubIicano
comes out In mourntng.
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III AniFe ~ 4 II n A. NJ I, ~ "
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PEQUlNA, May 23.-The train convey
ing Riel arrived hero at $50 to-day.
Rel was AZ once taken 70 the barracks.
Tho original destination was Winnipeg,
but orders by telegraph met Mr..
Young at Moose Jaw to baud
his prisoner over 10 the police gptaori-
ties at Pequina aud wait orders.
Riel Is well, but showed sons nervoua.
ness Of being handed oy6f 70 lhe police.
He does not talk -zinch. The other
prisoners WIKI iilceiy be brought here TO
90 trios, as rhia Is the capital of the
territory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18
PIANOS and ORGANS
W. ARE NOW rHErAs =
t. furnish the .eitizens ef CarsSn
with the
KNABE,
PEASE and
HARDMAN
Pr AIN q .
AND THE:
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN

At prices never before offered II
this city. For years past the
high prices OF PirnOs have heeA
due to the enormous commits.
sions Of the local agents, in some
instances being as high as % pee
cent Of the cost Of tho instru-
nent. We are now in q pOei.
tion to furnish the Instruments
1t 6gures which will have the
eject Of placing Arst-class h.
struments within the reach Of
people Of small means.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18
Yeung Men!-Read This.

The VOLrAIc BELT c., of Marshall
Michigan, offer to send their celebrated
ECTRIc APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men Ooung or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
and loss OF manhood, and all kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neur.
aliga, paralysis, and many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health,
vigor and manhood guaranteed No
risk is incurred as thirty days trial al
lowed. Write them at once for illus
ated pamphlet free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18
Notice.

All orders for repairs and instructions
on the Favorite Singer Sewing Machine
left at our store will be promptly attend
ed to by q competent repairer.
CAGWIN NoTEwARE,
II
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18
Groceries. Fruits. Etc.

Groceries. Fruits. Etc.
John Novacovich, next to Job Stern
berg's, is now selling groceries and pro-
visions fruits, vegetables, nuts, candies
and general family supplies, and this 10
the place to look for 6rst-class goods at
low figures. Try it I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18
"TH& HARONAN"

Is acknowledged to be the equal
in richness and power of tor to
any piano in the market, and 10
fast cleaviug its way to Popular
ity. These three styles of
piano will be furnished i'm grand
.quare or upright i'm prices rang
ing from $3.50 to S., 500, accord.
ing to finish.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-18

ELEGANT BRICK STRUC.
n TURE, capable of accommod sting 100
GUESTS. Two minutes walk fr' n the DEPOT
Provided with all the modern improvements.
The cuisine is under the management OF ex-
pcrien ced cooks, and is not surpassed in the
State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17
-MEDtCA:.

years. such as Loss OF Memory. Lassitudc,
Nocturnal Emissions, AversioEs o Society,
Oimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita,
luid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
ther diseases that lead to INSANITY and Deas.'.
DR.. MIMI who is regular phys can
graduate OF the University # fennsyivania)
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Dol
LARS for cas- If this kind TIE IA RES
RarIVE under his special advice aud treat
nent, wi not cure or for snything impure or
niuriou ioued in it. Or. MIMI. treats all
oriy.te iseases successfully without mercury
onsuitation free, thorough examination :tnd
,dvice, including analysis # urine. So. irioe OF
VIIa L Rt.>rOR aTIVt, 81 80 a bottle, or I 'I.I
III 6 the quantity. s.: sent to a " address
rrr, receipt of price, VI G. d, secure ire m
-t.si alton and in private name if desired, by
E. A. MlNTIE, N D,
ii Kearney t., San ranc'5co, Gal
Z. nPLE BOTTLE FREE will be sent 10 any
is SIpiyiny by letter, att symptoms sex
age strict secrecy in regard to ali b",i-
e&a transactions
Il, MtNTIE'S KIDNEY RENEE;-AEe
9EFTICUN cures all kinds OF kidney aid
biz 'ier complaint, gonorr.'Hea gleef, ieurdr-
rhs 81, For sale by al druggists; 81 boet'e;
ta cites for IS.
IN MINFIE'S DANDELION FILLS are TIE
,eSt aid cheapest Dvs"n' STA AMI Bill ious cure
T. .,arket. For ny all druggists
ian19t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17
rAyIxG SUCCEEDED TO

"AVING SUCCEEDED TO
III the business of the Carson Guy say.
ings tank we are now prepared I'D w
General Banking Business
Bills of Exchange bought and sOid Q.
san Francisco, New York. England
Ireland, Germany, france and All tne
principal cities OF the United states ane
Europe.
Telegraphic transfers made.
Issue certificates of deposit ana ~
ceive deposits on open account.
collections made at current r"sSe
exchange
Bullion bought and sold.
Mining stocks bought and sold %
com mission only.
Liberal advances mads on approved
stocks and other securities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17

Al applying to me will receive my
honest opinion OF their com plants No
experimenting will guarantee pos
hive cure in every ease | undertake, or
forfeit A. 600 consultation in ONCE or
by letter free aud strictly private.
Charges reasonable. Thorough exam,
animation, including chemical ana
micrnscopical analysis of urine ana ad-
vice, 50.
), ndays . to II only. Call oraddress,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17
DP. G. D. SALFiet0.
2I8 Kearney Street,
SAN FRAN CTS CA l.

Consultation strictly confidential. by letter
or at office, FREE For the convenience OF
,tien 8, and in order to insure peri ct secrecy
have adopted private a'iAress, under wnich
all pa ckayes are forwarded
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17
NV hospital Experience

(Haviny been surgeon in charge OF two
leading hospitals) enables mo 10 treat
ALI priyate troubles with excellent re-
suIts. Iwish it distinctly understood
that do not claim to perform imp0ssl-
bilities, or to have miraculous or super
n .turai power. l claim only to be
SKi,iful and successful! Physician ana
Surgeon, thoroughly infofMed In nay
specially
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-03-17
The Great In ,!lSh Remedy

!sa never :ailin
cure for Nervo1
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vitality, Gem
al Weakness,
L st Manhood,
In.potency, Pros
taaorrnea, Paraly-
Sis aud all the ter
rib!e efe IS Of
Self Abuse, YOUTH
fui foiiies and ex-
ces>es in n1aturer
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

sufficient to show its merit, will be sert to
a yon. applying by lrttr. staff = his symp-
toms and age Communications strictly conn
iential a'o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-19
ABaptIst Celebration.

WASHINGTON, jan. Is. The celebra-
ton of the sixty.eighth anniversary Of
the American Colonization society was
begun in this city tonight at Calvary
BAPTIST church. The annual discourse
to the society was preached by Rev. j.
b. Thomas, and extracts from.
the forthcoming report of the society
distributed. From these extracts, IL APP
pears that the receipts of the society
during the year wee $l0,673. Payments
Sl2,724, and that eighty-one persons were
sent to Liberia from the United States.
The total number OF emigrants
sent from the United States TO Liberia
in the sixty-four years during which
the colony has been established, is 15,-
1856, of which 3,73S have been sent since
the rebellion. The report says the sue
cess of the emigrants has been most
marked, and thst the calls ol tho people
of color for passage to Liberia never be-
fore have been so numerous or urgent.