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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

we different institutions In The Na,,on
During The session closing ss ,,navn'
tak,n n ~ ,',l game Jaw prohibiting t6e
, en =, galne on, OF the Natlos. Tho
peu,,'. Wy was reduced from al 10 5o
49, ,.'.,u per month, and sufficient money
was appropriated 70 pay themselves IN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

snoolnI % lho nnaeLLa

BElrpN Tx, Dec ThGprohihllon cleo.
lion Of i,ell county win taxa piunc 40 mOrrow
Considerable excitement prevails, n y q
Thought The contest VIII ho close. Capt ). y.
tbis eynninR Capt. Fuller advocating prphbi
lion and Henderson opposmR H. W, =. Nems
aud Othcrs spgak in favor oi prohibition 10
night
District court convened here 10 day, Judgc
Blackburn gaze very abie clnrge W me grand
iury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
pison's Dir,y discourse.
Special to the Gazette.

SAN ANTONIO. TIN, DCo. 7,--lioy. Olson
Williams, he uyhnEplist, mndc u very Bunsa
tlonhl sermon lnst night In the baptist church,
10 men eNcluHlycly, IA when hc not only scored
tho Young men most numerically for thrir
vicious practices, usinH language not nt lpf
print. hat declared that san Antonio was the
most wicked city Ia The American Union, not
excepting Washington, which Dc declared was
worse thun shuOl itaolt,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

spcclal 10 tho onsollr.

iluLtHuolur. ttH,, Dec, ITO dag was stray
hursc pnle day The town WIS wcli crowded
Witi country people ana trndG was iVoly
At the preliminary trial to las tho case of
lbcle Dirk aud Ills wife and Hartman was
called, They we're required 81 give $3.50 honda.
uuclo DICK anu wife procured bundsmcn, but
ilartnnn, holug unable to procure bail. whR re-,
mandcd to jail. Ito win b. taken 10 the Fort
Worth jail to. night 70 wait Tor the next term VI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Fur Trimrnlngs,

iilark lur uiWmlnr ii inchos wide, ESQ.,
hlhfk int tfimminH, iNnhea wtdu Aan
B,erk int Trimming Y inehos Wide aoc
hiack half tfrhlng, lnehoa Wide Isr pcf
hlace hair trimming. lechos Wide % per
swan. down silver eoucy iri,pmiur, "a
inrhpa, lon nnf yard,
I 20 per Yard
Nultia beaver fur, inches "a per yard.
Nut hbcHvcf for, tnehcs, W pr lnrd
ucnninN beaver FOR, thphna, 4 40 pvf yard
silver ptior far. . inrhca nn nrr vngd
fcnthcr trimming, both hlAct ANA gray, any
WIDTH and lcogth wanted, 100 pur inch in
Wiuih.
nlact hcNdud capah, 90 to rs 90
NlaUk chenille rnprs o on ia "a 10
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supposed uorse. Thieves a Jsuhawhy.
annrlnI IN iln In,niIn

DAiiAs, TEN,, bee. 1.-Two parties giving
the Danes % Cuntoy Carter and AleAaudTr
Houston ore n jail on Suspicion ~ having
stolen tlirce nno, large ariy horses they hal
IN thrir possession. Tho horses ara De
liuyod bY tho onieors 10 have
bHnh stnlep from pnTties ~ Waco,
Mr. !. T.. fVrce'e team ran away ihia AFTER
noon, throwing him put and dragging ii0 wa
gon over him, breaking both bones Of bis iait
leg abd INTERNALLY inlnrng hlhi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Amiip's Mayor 10 i.locted.
spcclal 10 tho GnEotto.

AUSTIN, TEN,, Dee. Tho city election held
TO day pnBnrd of quietly aud ORDERLY lion
y. w tobinpon, Tho present incumbent was
re- elected mayor 10y aslnull majority over Cart
Joseph NAllr Mayor ltpbcrtsou " popular
lawyer AMI Capt Male well known hutlncAa
mnp POlltlce did not enter na "a factor IN the
election The fclonda Of both candidates made
big efforts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

0AtYRsroN, TIN, Dec. Tho district court
Y now engaged In the trial Of the suit of tbe
Hos hclfe vs. Reagan n Ward, Involving Aovnu.
teen acres and valuable improvements In ths
southern suburbs ol thOcity. Tho auit was do.
cidoh In favor ~ the heirs at the last torn OF
the court but The Judgment was reversed by
the supreme court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
IN spite Of wnllnm..


"T717INI " IHU WNINIfV,
San ANfpMp, TN. Doc q .NntVitbst,nd
inR TIE fact thar Evnpgollet WnnanW M l,stI',,
ti9Wurd houses nightly, the iostlvr hnreisr Il.
snl Bqtlipg "a HE work There were ne leas
i, ,, su'vN 1niHlhrles u private Residences on
o'"'hihg and small sums In money were ihken,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

Special TO tho tiasetlo.

sWEhrwArFH. TEN,, Dec. 7.-Thirty nye cats
oi calQr bnl0ngus 20 uuntpn nros. were
port, Ip ""''''7
Preparations are already making hy our sun
PIRATE way.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF FIlN NHFNFE''
BOSNIAN, Tx. Dec. e.--iiutRlare made Az
otier raid 90 the town Last night, nfHi entering
me realdencc ~ ". y, Barton, cotton Dnyef,
serarinR Ills nna gold watch and what lgost
change there was IN HE pants pocket Ihey
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
a Married MANS woolne.


'P'"lH 70 inc Nhfctto,
MCKINNEY, Tx, Doe. NV II st,,ct,t,
nhucWAkcf, was 70 day Affeafrd And fatinn'i,N, n
eeitleri WIN intent tp outrage Ma NAM
Nne On yeglersay uscning. slrieklin rereited
ee.'uu,upit pi hmcs gycs, bruised face ana ena
victim Strlcklin ieA married man ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Black silks and SatIns,

20 inch Back eros Grain SIN llynns boo 10
n Inch illoCk Gros Grain silk, 6ot,
b, le r. gnaal,l iyy, lyons ,ns sa, ioOiol 30
}, heavy ,,, an Salnst S.. Am. soto 90
D, SIN IN, s,,.. M, y 'ls' / ootoq 90
o.. very ;y, rich o..;. lwtoS 30
grain, viii not war glossy u, 7btoq 30
~ men hlhoh hniuh by. as 1 90 10 90
w men iilhrh hhln libAdcmea,..., 10 tu . 40
80 inch Hack satin DuchuEA 50 Ia 4 HI
w inch lilnck satin rrirnine 81. / % 10 10
5 inon lyons ack bfueuda SIR Soc 10 b0
Satin ground q5to Q al
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Ninrsinii


7
MAssHAttl gES. Dec. Nj 4 u..s..
,vP'ii,,tot % the Ma shall house. Wa Hsrlsd
WIZ Ti,o s,asenle hg9ors This AFTERNOON. '''
plebf la s,,liD, Moore company played here 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

lot ~ ~, Nalrctrcn. complete limo
sahgedce Wlo 100
iot sa.lA. Nrifc,con, aOnpAfc,l iast
w Y. Y la glsyt yol,oitsp t ioS g &
lot lpsinl SIN Ntiyoi. stAnic tbi0fs III 81
, gg \, !, sellsE gegas, 40, II. J @ioiso
ard Int ,,,s 500
i.e g, ~ \, ln 3, HAL alss Eessels i@toio
wan goeae tgootussa
~" =, y W., hla9A ,Ngnn, ntA Velvet aVotosoo
line g Y.. Se.ore .,,,. ,,, a~tot@
e,lorsa. de,lgr; ,,..,f aoo.o 600
utcul, bfuAd, elegant Honde g6DtattO
LOT Niurh and loiufod pluahra
worth 100 100, y n, viii toll them
M.tt nt tas to4teA. 1 % toll ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
n. The Cherokee conuoI.
40 he Uazet,a

|nEso SnlIiI, ARK Dec. Tho
! ~ s Soaneil adjourned on satur-
h Nv, OWING 10 Us Incomplete
\ isr NV aS Today called IN extra SEES
|Kssbis.s., purpose Of elccting delegates
n ,pssIss.9n and making the neces-
p'ialion Tor the sustenance OF
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NvIIIsIsE DO YOU MAGE YouR rTJ1scT Aesrss ).
TAYLOR 81 FRA RRy@


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and furnish
aDyd od
asedc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08

A'stis, Thy, Dec {, -Rat "A. u phui,,,.
rnee n, g1f Y, alslaissgd 10y nv Methodia oonief
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Dress Gnnds.

Assorted celosod hrnande nte 100
Assorted fihid sniting TX iS,
Rain Nnorcd Wool Fillod Alpnca iotc ite
MoeniQups UrOOndc. now oncott ib M she
india Plaid Cashmere ..... "a to At,
NVfman half wool piaids ie 4, IA
illghlnnd rlaida. half wool Xxx iAtn tSe
z Inch heavy Caahmefca, All coiora III NJ ibr
~ mon rutgre, WOOL nilUd 4 III 10 Wth
4, iihNn nnhNlst, hli Wool ullng .u % 80 SOS
:. inNh aNinNnn ltuuaac N Oh colore 10 20 gsr
!, IN, IN, el,npte .ipth, new shades 81, 30 " 300
ana figured ast, Ahc
s'lhch lrcnrh riAlds, nrw stSie .. M Is Sse
4 lnrh Ncfnan plhlds, now effects NJ IL tOe.
A.inoh Wicker lpnids NJ. ibe yfortb AN,
= inch satin be(bef, late novelty a abo
" inch Urceront plAlde M a9fo ~
fmhhnl euitluFe, new dark ahadrs, an
wool "a - "a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
Gents Furnishing Goods.

sei's' Knit andcfchiriu- whitc. "a 80 q. %
Gents meribu nndDrahlrls aAtn ~ aAc io 1 %
gents Weuno lraWefa. ~ TO AZ. 500 ta nl
NeWet efAdr mptiu0 sltlrie and drawafs each
4he iN ! ~
geeis an wool shIsis and drawers, each. 80
eea.s brown shirts and brewers, osch. so
gegts fancy striped shuts aud drawcr. nor
ecnis' all wool snatlot shire and drawcls,
Reya white mclino shlrls and drawera. 81 t.
N, ultn go
hNys' uhiHundriOd shirts, ~ io "a 30 90 lisa
Nunte uulaundriud shirts, "A 20 ~ tUe I'll lA
ntnta hluu srVtaurkvf II 90 ~ / 0ata 90.
Gents white lAundrlod, ntn M 80 To 3 6n
hNfe white lAundrlUd shirle, zoe llfi ~
hWawn'a hnoy waists 20 40 years, sio to
ghndrae'a white Waste. 10 10 yoars, ,sc to
Geoa hlcacbod canton flannel ahirts aud
drawers, 1On tn %.
meek, 100 20 ~
1tnla heavy Haey blue shirts 1 ootoap
aNN ~ "
l'nta bicycle WuOiVn shirts, waietu blue and
gfnyi nHcs iaNp, 90 90 dn
1cnis plain aud tNncy nightehiris, rlscs "A
70 IN. i3o 30 %.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
IaposirY, Bruaaola Rnnn
SmYrnn Ruae.

w @ save r ,s mii priv, ,a,onon TN NOR AZ Hs1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-08
LaC9S.

nolge Oriental Lave, nopnoing, 3, z, ie Inch
WHITE Oriental Lace, nonuolng, iuch
zoe. "'''''
white oriental iace, ooupcins, inch
" Inch Widu, "a.
lac Leeoe, ia all desirable etpdcs, le inch
ind laccs, la an desirable shades, hleh
Coloud spSntsh iRcoa, to I inch wide, 70 to
cfcpm spanish Grlpurc Iacos, to o inch
wllui 30 10 $50 pur yard
illack spanish Grpute iRcos, 10 q Inch
Wide, Do ~ ihc per YARD
hlhrA lscnrh iaocs, to Inch wide, 10 90
doc per yard
gleck rolgt iacos, atoo Inch Wide, 1 "a to
yard
Angora waol net IA light aud dark bnWn,
helge, rarnet, myrtle, marine black 80 inch
with, DO,
Angoni wnoi ilounolnsa, same shades ot not.
~ 10. ~, ~ Inches Wide, a. 20, ! 10, 90.
ihthmcfo wool net new shades bouncing ~
mHtUhi 90 tN q o.
Headed not black aud white. ~ inch wide.
I % ga 10
Headed lace aud donucngs white and black,
100 20 60
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
WAR 0yCalgE EdTBl.
ABLoooy AFFAIR m WYOMING
Uhaap Csiestisis supsrnsds white Mtn,
Whn Attack rhsn WIN shotguns
"Chinntown" destroyed ash
the Hesidents uidlng Ia
tho uilla'-- KILLED

CHEYENNE. sept. 3,-rno Leader has
the iollDaiuB special from Rock
Springs, Wyoming: Az tho largest
cual micr7 ON tho ontiro Uaou Pacific
systou, ~ Rock Springs, 80 milos
w5stol Cheyenne, tho company re
gently Imported n largo number OF
ChIuose to take tho places Ut whit9
mol. THi- aitaTnOou tho entire force
OF white liu0Ts, gbou. 100 strong, or
psnlgef and armed with Hhst-guns,
m lruhei 81 ChinstOwn. Aitar lrlug a
vuliry into the air, thOy reloaded aud
ordered tHo Cinnamon % leave, The
order was gbeyCu AZ once, the China-
mon n atinc % tho hills Ike a drove or
sheep, closely pursued by miners who
iiIed several vlliHys ~ tho IugiuVes,
with fHtni etigCT, the Chinese quar-
t.r. Woo then sgt ON IRE, and d9
house, Owned by too company dog
troyed with their contents, Tho
miurrs next visited various mines IN
thv camp, uuuayJH"a a!l llc Chlueae
nL work tuercin ana bGde them Ileo Tor
thur lives, OF 100 Cinnamon harei
this morning hut one remains. All
ara IN the adjacent hills, hOadiag Tor
QuOOu rIyuT, IL niles west. seven
woro RillsG outright by shots tirrd by
the miHef-, aud many woro wounded
IL Is sg!d several OF the Cinnamon who
we're feeble and helpless from ui3s8so
perlshei in tho burning houses.
Sborin Young arrives from Green
river on = special train this evening
with polse. but too late 20 prevent
the miners from carrying ont their
pl,ns. Tho miners quietly dispersed
aiter making suro OF the departure OF
Tho Ceien.laia, aud all IL nov Qutot.
News from Rock Springs to-day IN
dicgtes u worse state OF affairs
than was NJ frat feported.
All the Cinnamon, over 500 in
pumber, have been drlv5n out of towD.
Fifty dead Cinnamon have thus far
been discovered, and many more are
are probably in the mines.
MANY of tie houses of
tire railroad company: and 90
moro oftha Chinese wore burned. The
Cinnamon sra yet in the hills without
food, afraid TO 20 Ia thu city. Governor
Warren ~ now Mt Rock Springs with
General superintendent Dickinson
and superintendent Wsrtell, at tho
Western division OF the Union Pacific
railroad. No more disturbance is an
ticipsted Food will b9 sent TO the
starving Cinnamon by tho authorities.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
A Bold Rand OF qrA.ps

ST. JosEpH, No., Sept. "a gang oi
trampr, ut o'clock this morning, took
possessiOn of a south-6ound freight
train on the KsnsGg City, ST. joe DC
Council Bluffs road, ut Lake
station, fivs miles south of here,
and held it about three hours. The
train was aide-tracksd, and whom an
attempt was made 10 20 ahead 10 was
found that the switch had hsen closed,
tho work oil tho tramp, who
had been expelled ifo n
the cars few minutes before. The
train men undertook to open the
switch, but were driven away by the
tramps, who fred number OF shots
II them. No one vas hurt,
aud tho train men succeeded
ia capturing two of them,
who were Jailed here to-day. One
gave the name Of Tom O'Brien, and
the other Mike Slsttery. The former
had > fine gold watch, with ga. w.
Jorea" engraved on the case.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

Few persons are aware of the ex-
tensive nature OF victuuling on board
the great ocean steamers. Each
vessel is provisioned AS follows Tor
the passeug gers and crew: $500 pounds
of butter. 5000 Lams, 1000 pounds OF
biscuits, exclusive Of those supplied
for the crow; 5000 pounds of grapes,
almonds, fips aud other dessert fruits;
1880 pounds OF jams and jellies; timed
meats, G.0OO pounds; dried beans, 5000
pounds, rice, 5000 pounds; onions, ,0Oo
pounds; potatoes, 40 tons; flour, 800
barrels; and eggs, 1900 dozen. Fresh
vegetables, dead meat, and live bull
locks, sheep, pigs, geese, turkeys,
ducks, fowls, fish and casual game are
generally supplied at each port, SO that
it is difficult TO estimate them, Prob
ably two dozen bullocks and 60 sheep
would be fair ave- rage of the whole
voyage, and the rest may be inferred
in proportion. During the. summer
menths, when travelling is heavy, %
fowls are often used in soup for q
single dinner London Times.
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The OLD Prsblsu Of PsrreetIos la
Printing,

MINERAL WELLS, Sept. CORES
pondepce. l--Wbile soiourning hero /
have had quito an interesting CONVEX
sstion with gentleman, who gave me
his name as j. Il. l.. Mcdonald, who
said no had at one time been an at
tache OF THE DALLAS HERALD. Being
an inventor, j became deeply inter
ested in his description OF mis- modus
opeTandi Of entirely dispensing with
type'setting, either by manipulation
or machinery. For the past quarter of
"a century hdo2id inventors mad been
perplexed in psrfecting type-setting
machinea, and but ono or two cf them
had ever proved OF practical value.
His device, as before stated, il TO abol-
ish both the use OF the machine and
the common eystom OF manipulation
In hyief, entirely dispense with type
and type-ssttipg. By his method he
ssvs an editor would not only be on
abled 60 40 his own writinA, but the
work OF the compositor at Tho tame
time. The saving o. time, labor and
capital would be immense. He had
submitted his plans 10 % successful
inventor in Dallas, who pronounced
them practical and of great value and
L bo lOi
ing this great revolution in the art OF
printing would not, in dimensions, OK
coed 6xl2 inches. For years no has
given this subject moro or leas of his
attention, but has never been settled
in life, or had the pecuniary means to
put his plans into actual operation.
He claims his invention would greatly
decrease the number OF type foundries.
ana add immensely to the business
stereotyping. For the past two year,,
both III Germany ana the Eastern
States, inventors have been endo2voc-
ing 10 perfect machines similar to his
own, but from tho descriptions he has
read Of them, he believes his method
more simple, practical, and less expeA-
sive. Mr.. Mcdonald Is thoroughly
praatical printer, having boon connect
cd with ssmo OF tho most noted and
extensive printing Embellishments III
Amerlc4 and Europe. 40 says tho
wonderful Walter press, OF Inc LOndon
1'i.neg, Wa invented by his n2rnesaks 9,
but took lis name from Jhe proprietor
Of that paper.
This pecnliar, but well informed
rDar, ~ On eDt ausia9tic ad-
zn.ror OF Jllgs Verne, Of France,
whom he ella; SEES US ono az
tho foremost scieutiats Of tho day
whose idoas on the capabilities of cleo.
tricity are far in ady&nce OF the age.
I can net but think that the time ia
rapidly approaching when thu idess Of
my COW srsationaist will be pat into
practical effect, another great stride
made in the perfection OF that art,
which more than any other has sd
vanoed all others end the world great
ly benefited thereby. What is your
opinion? AN INVENTOR.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

have time ~ Do, hs could fesl1s
double the amount a bic mton crop.
and with less lsii0r and flak. Cotton
should only be- raised With y visw ~
niNng up fha timH whom nothing. else
demauds his attention on tho farini
and moro especially in The fall, when
ho eau occupy ~ lime in gsttfrirF
his cotton, lh0To boiug littl0uf nothing
else to h0 done foNas flONinAn sld
EstrAy Record,
TIM LInEL LAW,
Tho Galveston News claims that tho
immunity Of the othor papers In tho
state moan libel suits a. due solely ~
tho fac. mat They ara pOnr. The inipu
deneo o. tho News Is we'll known Va
toe press 81 Texas, This reflection
upoli our good name we ding back 10
tile source nom which IL originated We
did not look Tor honesty nor deceney
toward us, but Wa did think We might
have tho benefit az the Q ath, oVeu
from the Galveston News. We, es mo
paupor representatives OF the lsse
journal, have the assets % that de
fnuCt institution In tho shape Oi "A 500
900 lihsl sui, which, from the NfWS
standpoint, ought "a give us respect
aols standing among the press ~ the
state. Any insignificant paper might
ha aued for $4,000 on an ordinary cas-,
but when we are elected Tor $4,000
suit for showing mp q notorious sglni-
Ter, we claim tho cake. Lot tho News
consider this matter and give the Saor-
man News credit for having some OF
the clements OF responsibility, fur, az
n matter OF fact, the paltry Judgment
OF $4,000 IL the best advertisement
the Galveston News over had,
aud brought them 70 renliZing sense
OF the fact that wa had libel law IN
Texas that was unjust. i sherman
Nayvg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
"TLe slough of Dependency"

in which You are wellowing,. on &C.
count OF soAe OF those diseases
peculiar to you, madame, and which
have robbed you OF the hue of health,
and made life burden to you, you
can easily get out of. DR.. Pierce's
HFavorite Prescription" will free you
from oil such troubles, and soon recall
the rose-tint of health TO your cheek,
and the elasticity to your step. 1t is q
most perfect specific for all the weak
nesses and Irregularities peculiar to
your sex. 1t cures liberation, displace-
ments, "internal fever" bearing-dswn
sensations, removes the tendency to
cancerous affections, and corrects all
discharges. BY druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

colin. That tho msu was successful
ID shown iv tIH large OUTPUT
az 4IIysr dufng ihn UHHt month
so fsr no formal complaints
DE- prntfs' hralust ihU uiitdrawal 81
thstt ..a Az 70 ffa lHyu boon made.
Anpliontlunn hove, hHHDY1r, boon re-.
csl we'd iOr large quantities ut tmall
notes. ln oaoh 0ar' inu answer has
.Imply been made t1ai tho !asua on
these notes nn. boon suspended Tor the
prssaut. Treasury officials express
thsmsolyes n. much encouraged ny tho
present stats Oi the huaucas, ana pre-
diet an Improvement IN tho general
busiusss Ot hu country.
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NATIONAL NV, MrG ,
uuol Una ntPoRr fgom FRANol
Conferencss Ia N. Louis hstwssh i'h-
RasrTaimaEs and itnifht' NJ Lhh"F
Leaders rhr Eallrssd irsp'-
sitiun Rejected " hat
lhcy urmuud Iu'daf
rho ohol,r, I,gperl Fram rF1noa,

Ike Cholera Report FROM tr noe
yy,su,sor,.. sem. 8.-ple ae0Fg-
'' 49,. ,.,. -....ly,t d. l,,eIIad
tafN OF state u"'
report rom 'u"sN. H' IN '..Hi"
~ tho cholera .. Mrrf,,llrF.
a.. ,.,,,..,,,art. o.. .r, ..r.H p.lIry Of
49,, '.nIgn,,t,..s 3D.. ..f. .,rng Io fuu-
'are., H., ryiltt, b., tn rru -yi,tpuca Of
ptes9 w. .i,..r fr, ..Dsa,
IN nv "A r...,... ,.rirg on
IoH 49,, NJ. ... .-I .t r., rnmiuu-
snS "' .g GA, tunours
80 ',If.,-fr uravsilei
me-, tnaj, .,rJ., II,. s,,, i.rthgr
~. nm a., .,,r rr,IgrI tnut it
liz ~ ~ AZ .... al nd DDidomlc
W y, . 80 49, ,Ib .., r.t uo. bslu
~ ...,r,od rom S,.I. or elsewhere.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2. Treasurer
Jordon said to-day thst the policy
adopted by the treasury department,
to secure q better circulation of silver
coin, is meeting with gratifying sue
cess. During the month OF August,
Just ended, there was paid out from
the different Eub-treasuries S1,677,44
in standard dollars, and 81, 1885,
coip, which amounts were
largo ~ in excrss OF ile spending
san1t II or last pear. NJ. Jordan Gays
the withdrawal OF s. and 81 DotgB rom
articulation ras made necessary by shs
rapid decentralization u sileoY IN ths
IL Wig ezp5cted in
slls Fsg % cTeatsa 0ennead Ter silver
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

Ina4uAfII n nHfHat IHmHIF ir
FfI. ..H.HsI IfInif eva diseases nI
.Iin iirN rhfuif BE- fHFon Ht HII
..nNafud rfra. .Ufr'HIV ln INn
rprluH 900 hnii. Whom iha fudoi0
Hhanat iHN icf ul.f.H.. illHn tI' l.I
ilUlnlI q Ihra fHnsfaI IN years Hiih
Liver tWlrlfilt, Nhrltalitinl 1iot
NrahtrNnl .I olson srDd Htn cob,
l..naffnH rInf fnVlHg DISTRACTED rub
hirr Inr Lauof and az crazy Win
usl. Nr wife cent flr n Doctor ara
40 Attended mu IInn months. Nr .nd
10 could do mo no good but ore bottle
OF ROSADALlA did MO moro good
than all the medicine the doctors over
gave me-. J.. "A. WALKER.
MOOrels Crock, n. Y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

When you visit or leave New York
City save Baggage, Expressage and IS
Carriage Hire, and stop ut the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite
Grand Central Depot. ESQ elegant
rooms, lifted up at a cost of one mil
lion dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restsu-
rant supplisd with the beet. J. Horse
cars, stnges 8ild elevated rliiroad &c
all depots. Families can live better
for lsss money at the Grand unioi
Hetei than St airy ether hrst-rlaeg
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

Take care of your liver. A great
number of the diseases to which man
kind are liable arise from disordered
condition of this organ. Keep it in q
sound and healthy condition and you
can defy disease. Prickly Ash Bit
ters are especially adapted for this
purpose, being composed of drugs
which act on the Liver, giving it tone
and strength to Withstand malaria.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

AcyOcatosof prohibition nnsd have
no fears OF "PRICKLY ASH RiTTEEs"
ss 10 ia medicine, and by reason OF
ilB UathaTrc properties cannot bo used
az q beverage. lt ~ manufactured
from tb0 pusest materials, and Rcts
directly oh Tho Liver, Kidneys, SsoIn-
aoi and Rowels. AZ blood puriiiar
/, has no equal. IL IS pleasant - the
Instc, ana elective in action.