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Vida Awake.

For dull times Dallas is our ac-
knowledged marvel. In every direc-
t.on the city II growing. New houses
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DOR RENT - HOUSE OF THREE
II rooms, l,2lS Main street, cistern water;
i-roOm cottage, on Caroline street, $3.50 per
month, well water; 3-room cottage, on Elm
street, well water, IS per month; 4-room
cottage, ON Ross avenue, well and hydrant
water; top floor of stone building, Nos. 90
and 820 Main street, cheap. THAYER,
WHEAr q On. Grand Wlnhsnr Hninl II
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EOR RENT-RESlOENCE ArNORTH-
i west corner 81, Louis and Evergreen
Streets rooms, S2j; No. S3l Ervay street,
two StOry house S rooms, S35; No. sos Live
Oak street, . rooms and kltchen,Sl5; north
west corner Wood and Harwood streets, :
rooms, S35: No. l3 Sycamore street, rooms,
80; northwest corner Canton & Browder
streets, or rooms furnished, 60; No. Sll
Pearl street, rooms, Cisteru water, $50;
500 Apply to MURPHY * BoLANz, Real
Estate Agents aud Collectors, 7C0 Main
street. IL
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TOR RENT-WE OFFER A CHOICE
i two-story dwelling and q OF a block OF
ground on Main street for moderote
rental; several fine shade trees In
the yard; property convenient TO busi-
ness centres. We also offer for rent three
cottages on Elm street, neatly finished and
In good condition, for only 1850 per
month. SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 73l Elm
street
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NOR RIGHTEOUSNESS HOUSES
L Whole building, southwest corner of
Commerce and Lamar, 50x20O feet, $3.50;
three rooms, will make nice Offices, south
east corner Main and Poydr5s, at so and
Sl2; ground floor, No $50 Elm street, 25xgl
feet, 800; ground fioor, No 40 Main corner
Market street at II reasonable price; No.
1899 Main street corner 81 Paul, S35; west
background door No. 607 Main street, $40;
east half ground floor mo 6l2 Elm street.
SIS; ground floor No. il2 Elm street, $40
Apply to MURPHY & BoLANz, Real Estate
and Collecting Agents. 700 Min Rtreet II
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WILL GIVE one THOUSAND DOL. AIS

bOf any case OF the following diseases
wur h the medical faculty have pro-
nounced incurable that
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IGOR RENT-A WELL.FINIsHED SEW
IT en-room cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north of Fair Grounds; block
lOOx2OO feet. Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl0-lm
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t gIFE MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! plgs

Elegant CLOTH ana gill binding Sealed fotlIs
ants IN postage or currency, Over ffty w0F5
pSlOging subjects: Who may marry who ret
vhyp Proper TO marry, WhOmarry drI%
ksDh0od, WomanhOod. Physical decay. WIN
s.rtilG marry, How life and happiness mayibf
,,tcreased, Those married or contemplatiT1
carrying should read 1t, Il ought 10 Be read
y ali adult persons, then kept under lock7ar2
-, Popular edition, sane as above but pspe1
,Iver and 200 pages, = cents b" riall, IN rlorsS
'poztagc.
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LNOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS
II lcation at 6l9 Elm street. For partlcu-
lars apply to Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms. may2tf
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Grand Windsor Hotel.

NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
IT an acre OF ground, corner of Juliette
and Mccoy streets, price, $4,000; siX-room
house, No, i29 Bryan street, 50Xl60, with
buildings, 1850; 1872 Main street, seven
rooms, $500; Fair Ground, house and lot,
cheap Floyd street, Ave rooms, 5000; us
acres OF fine prairie land near Dallas,
cheap; several well improved farms; va
cant lots at a bargain LAND & THoMP-
son, Real Estate and Rental Agents, 1909
Sycamore street. june20-u
LNOR SALE-CONFECTIONERY AND
II ice cream parlor; newly fitted up. For
further Information call rs gO3 Elm street.
NOR SALE - l0OxlOO FEET NORrH
II side OF Main street opposite Federal
Court building and two cottages on same
Price 1880 Also jOxlOO feet north side of
Main street, IS feet west of Ervay street,
known rs "How0rd House," price 5000.
Also 2bxlOO feet on south side OF Elm
street, about 200 feet east OF Sycamore
street; price 1880 Apply to MURPHY 4
BoLASZ, Real Estate Agents and Col
lectors, 100 Main street II
LNOR SALE.--EEs IDENCE LOT ON
II south side Live oak ST., 57Nl3j feet; 2nd
lot east OF Germani; ST., at the bargain
price OF S05O-ba cash, balance In IL months
with Interest Also lot l5ixlS feet, on west
side Pearl ST., south OF Mckinney avenue,
Price $500, Bargain In a lot ON extension
OF Eryey street, TI27S feet. Price $3.50
Apply 10 MURPHY & BoLANZ, Real Estate
and Collecting Agents, 100 Main street,
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NTOTICE-FINE BUSINESS OPPORTU =
~ nlty-For lease, fine brick hotel,
nearly flushed and situated in the rapidly
growing city of Abilene, Texas. Fayora-
Bile terms to right party; for particulars ad-
dress WM II. JOHNSON, Box No. 2, Abb
lene, Texas. junlS-4t
AN UNEXAMPLED OFFER-WE OF
n fer,as elsewhere stated In this column,
% lots between Elm and Main streets and
several beautiful cottages on monthly pay
ments and long time. We will give prices
on these lots unequaled anywhere in Dali
las. SIMPSON Il HUFFMAN, 73l Elm street.
nay23- {
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NOR RENT - THE THREE-STORY
i brick building, corner OF Ella anu Col
lege streets. For terms, etc, inquire M The
bank - Flippen, AdoUe q Lobit. ielltf
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EoR RENT-lll2 MAIN STREET, s
II rooms, S25; at Fair Ground, rooms,
f25 1912 Commerce street, $40; 1879 Main
street, rooms, 50; 10 Preston street, $40;
go Bryan street, $3.50 LAND 4 TuoMP-
son, Real Estate Agents, 100 Sycamore
street. II
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FOR RENT

EIRST-CLASS BOARD AND LODGING
II at S. u week; day board 81 week.
meal tickets, . for 81, atbE Main strret, up
stairs. II
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NOTICE JOHN II. GRAMATKY
IN hasismo corner Masten and
Brya streets, where he has opened
aprlvate boardi mouse, every thing new
" furnished; prl, sreasonsble. je2l-7t
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UTANTED-LADY AGENTS - NOVEL;
w ties in Ladies' and Childrens' wear.
over 40 new designs. Nothing like them.
Sell as fast as shown. Over 1000 agents
make 500 monthly. Address, with stamp,
L. II. CAMPBELL Il Co., South May street,
Chicago. maY30- Isl -eOd
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nor RENT-ONE NICELY FUR
It nished room southern exposure suita-
BILE for gentleman and lady. Also one finely
furnished room, suitable for two gentle
men Apply to 1923 Elm street. junl4-lw
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EOR RENT-NICELY, FURNISHED
II room, with board; dav boarders want
ed Apply AT 4l2 Griffin street. u
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WI ANTED THE TEXAS MUTUAL
w En- dowment Association will give
good on. profitable employment to expe-
rlenGed insu anGe solicitors. Address j. S,
DAUGHERTY, President, 7S Main street.
Dallas, Texas. jylt
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ROR RENT-oNE OR TWO ROOMS
II furnished or unfurnished-near busi-
ness centre Address Il CLARK, Herald
Office II
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LNOR RENT - HALL IN SECOND
II story, 5OX9j feet, southwest corner OF
Elm and Sycamore streets, occupied by
Dargan & Trezeyants Insurance agency;
possession given August /, 1885. For terms
apply TO PRATHER Il ARDRY. al Elm
stseet. iune2O-tf
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EOR EENT-TWO NICE ONE-ST1RY
Il houses, 33l and 1888 Sycamore street.
For terms inquire Of j. NJ. PATTERSON, No.
2l8 PRttprsnn nyenue. iunelNtf
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NJ OTTO DAIRYMEN !!
~ We have for sale, at a reasonable price
and on easy terms, a tract of land contain
ing 66l4 acres, situated about miles south.
east OF the court house, Just outside of the
corporate limits, near the Santa Fe round
house and adjoining Major Eakin's land,
that is desirable location for dairy or
market garden We would advise parties
who desire to purchase such tract to call
early, as the owner contemplates sub
dividing il into smaller tracts in fe v
days. MURPHY IL BoLANZ, Real Estate
Agents, 709 Main street. Jun20-lw.
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IGOR RENT-NO.l STORE-ROUM,W WITH
II rooms in second story 1912 Pacific ave
nue., opposite T. Il z Depot, Apply to Mr.
John Browning 1857 Elm street iel5-lm
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LNOR RENT 80 TWO NICELY FUR
Il nished rooms with board; southern exc
posuro Apply corner Olive and Bryan
street June2l-i
TOR RENT-A NEAT HOUSE OF 4
II rooms, on Wood street. corner lot, two
blocks from Union depot, Sl2.5O per month.
Apply Monday 70 $. II. Mcbride, 1878 Elm
street
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COR SALE-ONE ACRE OF LAND At
Il Oak Lawn, hayng'0 three-room dwell
ling ON ~ II Is offered ON long time and
easy terms SIMPSON 4 HUFFMAN, 78l
Elm street IL
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L7UN 0NIF-HUUSE OF KOtMS AND
4 kitchens coed well, several fruit and
shade trees and lot fronting A feet on the
west side of Olcander street, extending
through TO Sycamore street; will sell at n
'ery reasonable price, as owner wishes to
realize a once. MURPHY ~ BOLANz, Real
Estate and Collecting Agents, 100 Main
gtrapf ~
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EOR SALE-NEAT RESIDENCE OFF
A four rooms, well built, new house, lot
5OXO6 feet, on west side of Portland street.
division line. VIII sell for 81 $50; cash, $3.50
balance on monthly ins'allment OF $50 per
month, secured by the property A SPLEEN
did chance TO buy home. Apply to MUIR
Ply 4 BoLANz, Real Estate Agents and
Collectors 100 Main street. iuney0.lL
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DOR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALF A
Il fine fruit farm and market garden,
having omit l,SOO choice peaches and 500
selected grape vines, only one mile from
premises. SIMPSON q HUFFMAN, 73l Elm
street. 1t
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w ANTED TRAVELLERS TO STOP Al
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs Bertha Benson, Proprieiress.gHou
thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals at al hours, and polite attention;
sptClal lnduCrlnents for drummere. febl0l
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EoR sALE-WE OFFER EIGHT FINE
Il farms for sale in Dallas County, rang
ing from lOl TO 1000 acres. We can offer
one ,0OO-acrc farm, half pasture, NJ $4,000,
with the stock, plOws, wagon, mills and
| gins, etc thrown IN SIMPSON & HUFF
| MAN, 7Sl Elm street. II
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FOR SALE-BUILUING lots AT THE
i Fair Grounds, ranging In prices from
$3.50 TO SlV' owing 10 LOCALITY size, etc.
| We tender our services and u free horse
and buggy for the purpose OF showing what
we Otler.-Apply TO MURPHY X BoLANZ,
Real Estate aud collecting Agents,7Og Main
street iunc2l-lL
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wv ROOMS TO RENT
w and board at reasonable rates; rooms
large and pleasantly situated; large yard
and well shaded and the best OF cistern wa
ter. AnnlY TO Bl8 Ross avenue. lnn9. u
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l. OR SALE-A SPLENDID LOT FOR
4 an investment 2jElUO feet the southeast
corner Of Elm and Market street. The fact
has Just been demonstrated that n building
Will rent readily II erected, and there Is a
fine opportunity for some one TO make q
profitable investment. Apply for further
particulars 20 MURPHY & BoLANZ, Real
Estate Agents and Collectors, 100 Main
street II
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NOTICES.

NJ OTlCE-TO NVESTORs-WE ARE
~ familiar with values in every locality
in Dallas or East Dallas, and can materi-
ally assist buyers in making purchases.
Our list OF property embraces everything
from large brick building running
through from Main to Elm and worth
SSS 600 to small lots and cottages of $500 and
5000 in value. SIMPSON < HUFFMAN, ISL
Elm Street 1t
NOTICE BERMUDA LODGE
~ knights and Ladies of Honor will
meet Monday evening for the election of
officers. 1t
NOTICE-MONEY TO LOAN-WE CAN
~ furnish money on long or short time
n sums not less than $1,000, at reasona-
~ rate of interest Property must be
non-homestead and free from incum-
brance, desirably located and within the
corporate ltmits OF Dallas. Vendors lein
notes bought If papers securing same are
properly prepared. MURPHY u BoLAEZ,
real estate agents, 709 Main street.
june2l-lt.
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L'OR SALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE
Il hVe'olghths Ola acre In the heart Of
the city, with fine water shade trees and
ave small houses ON It, This property Is
exceptionally cheap and we offer II at a
bargain for one week SIMPSON X HUFF
Wan TNt Film gtraat II
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LNOR SALE-WE OFFER 70 INVEST
II ors and buyers "a choice line OF business
and residence property as well as eligible
vacant lots, In all the wards OF this city
and OF East Dallas. We guarantee To suit
any purchaser however fasttdious, Have
horses and bugglCS on hand nj all times 70
show property " purchasers. SIMPSON &
HUFFM An TU Elm street IL
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DIOR SALE - HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
- ture of six rooms, corner jackson and
AkardAtreets. mayl7.tf
LNOR SALE-WE HAVE A FEW SEQ
Il ond hand gins and engines, in good re-
pair, which we are closing out at very low
agures, BowsER LEMON, at the old staHd,
mRV2I- Z
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-HAL
A interest In the DelmOnico and Board of
Trade Restaurants, the best paying business
IN the city;will take one half cash and one
days only Apply to SIMPSON ~ HUFFMAN,
78l Elm street, mayStf
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prlnclpeI onlc.. sal ,Ialn 81. LOUISVILLE, Ky
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-04
TelenhonIng at Sea-.

Professor Bell, of telephone fame, and
Professor Trowbridge, of Harvard col
lege, have theore ically solved the ques-
tiOn of ships at sea communicating with
each other. and now both are anxions
for practical tests. The results so far
obtained apply to steamships which are
lighted by electricity, and consequently
have dynamos on board. A wire which
is attached to the dynamo is allowed to
trail after the vessel in the water, thus
giving it what amounts to ground con-
nection. The end on shipboard has
telephone attached. This end, by its
connection with the dynamo, is positive,
while the end trailing in the water IS
negative.
If the wire is a mile long, then the
water about the ship for half a mile
would be positive. and the water within
the other halfradius would be negative.
Thus there is a large area of water about
the vessel which is affected positively or
negatively. and no vessel with a CORE
spending telephone attachment can enter
this area without giving notice TO the
listeners on board both SHIPS, and COM
munication can be carried on over the
wires. BY such arrangements coll.sio
can be prevented in fogs, as comm MICA
ton can be continually carried on as long
as the vessels are within the given area.
If, on practical tests, communication can
thus be successfully carried on, the
ocean racers can. by mutually adopting
the system, continue their racing with
much less danger of collision. -NeD
Be Lf0rd .SLandard.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-04
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

Successful trials were recently made
IN the Thames river with clothing made
of . newly-invented texture which rem
dsrs the wearer perfectly buoYant. Fine
threads Of cork are interviewer wi h
wool, silk or other materials IN the
cloth.
Platinum wire can be drawn so fine
that it is no longer visible to the naked
eye.n and can only be felt. II can be
seen with a magnfying glass when the
wire is held against white paper. II Is
used in telescopes and similar instru-
ments.
Carefully collected statistics show
that since 1859 the disasters from light
ming in the kingdom of Saxony have
been becoming more numerous every
year. from which it is inferred that some
cause has increased the number or Sc
Veritv OF thunder storms in that part oil
Europe.
Tromholt endorses the view, said to
have been first advanced by Weyprecht,
that the zone in which the aurora bore
ais appears is changing periodically, be-
ing farthest south at the equinoxes and
farthest north at the solstices. O5ser-
vations made in many places seem to
prove the correctness Of the theory.
The direct influence of tillage upon
soil, says Arpad Hensch, is merely me
chanical, separating the particles of the
soil, and thus effeciing on the one hand
a more even distribution of the plant
food. and on the other the removal Of
many hindrances to the development of
the plants. It's indirect action affects
the physical and chemical condition Of
the soil, modifying its temperature and
ventilation, and converting the plant
food existing in the soil more rapidly
into an assimilable condition.
The calculating machine invented by
Professor Thomson appears to excel, in
its ingenious adaptation to a variety OF
results, even Babbage's wonderful ap-
paratus. By means of the mere friction
Of disk, a cylinder, and ball, the ma
chine is capable Of effscting numerous
complicated calculations which occur in
the highest application of mathematics
to physical problems, and by its aid an
unskilled person may, in given time,
perform the work Of ten expert mathe-
maticians. The machine is applicable
alike to the calculating Of tidal, mag
netic, meteorological, and other periodic
phenomena; it will solle diiferential
equations OF the second or even higher
powers or orders: and through this same
wonderful arrangement of mechanical
parts, the problem of finding the free
motions of any number of mutually at
tracing particles, unrestricted by any of
the approximate suppositions required
in the treatment of the lunar and plane
tary theories, is done by simply turning
q handle
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-04
sketch OF AIphonso,s Lite.

Alfonso XII was the son Of Queen Isabella
H. and the Prince ConsOrt, Francisco de As
sisi her cousin. He was born November y,
1857, and bore the title Of prince Of the As
turias until his accession to the throne in De-
cember, 1874 The revolution Of 1868 drove
his mother from power, and the young prince
was educated in exile partly in Austria part
" in France, and in England. On the over
throw Of the republic by military conspir-
acy. led by Generals Martinez, CampOs and
Paviaf in 1874, Alfonso was proclaime king,
his mother having some time previously alb
dicated in his favor. A regency was pro
claimed on December 81, under the presidency
Of Senior CanoVas del Castillo, the present
premier, and Alfonso made his triumphal
entry into Madrid january H. 1875. The
country was rent IN civil war, the partisans
Of Don Carlos being still in possession Of
portions Of the Bisque provinces and
large bodies Of troops having still to
be kept in the Southern cities to overawe
the Intransigentes, whose formidable insur-
recton had Just been suppressed. The boy
king was brought to the front and assumed
the nominal command Of the armies operat
ing against the Carlists in the North, but his
first battle was a disastrous defeat, and for a
time it looked as il his tenure Of the throne
was doomed to be of short duration. Finally
after much sanguinary fighting the Carlists
were put down and from that time till his
death there was no serious in direction. al
though Carlis's and Republicans never ceased
TO plot against him. He was married Janu-
ary o. 1873, TO the Princess de las Mercedes.
daughter Of the Due de Montpensier, one Of
the sons Of louis Philippe, the deposed king
Of the French but the young queen lived
only few months after the marriage. The
present queen, his second wife, Marie Chris
tina, is a daughter of the late Archduke
Charles o. Austria By her he had two chill
dren, both daughters.
The king has not been In good health since
the snring OF 1884. At that time he began
to show signs Of catarrhal fever. and in the
summer he took the waters of Beteln with
complete succesS Last summer he was again
recomme lded TO take a second course of the
waters. but he declined to 90 to Beteln and
separated from the royal family, as cholera
was raging but two leagues from his summer
quarters in ! a Grania Since September he
has suffered from catarrhal fever. indiges-
tion an diarrh0a. The kings condition has
been greatly impaired by his utter disregard
Of his physicians advice to take care Of him
self.
nuring the prevalence Of cholera in Spain
last summer King Alphonso visited the in
fectsd districts, and by his action greatly en-
deared himself to the mass Of the Spanish
DeODle
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-04
THE KING OF SPAIN.
The Youthful Spanish Ruler Expires
OF Consumption.

The death of King Alphonso, the young
ruler of Spain, on the 25th was not unex'
pected as he had been ailing from consump-
tion for some time. A Madrid dispatch Of
the 25th gives the following particulars:
Monday night the king had spasmodic fits,
therssu of fever and debility. Six doctors
from Madrid and two doctors Of FL Pardo
were in constant attendance upon him. They
decided on Tuesday morning that the king
was in a dangerous condition. The fits con-
tinued throughout Tuesday, and the king
died at S:45 o'clock this morning The
poue's benediction arrived before he expired.
All the officers OF state and the cabinet min
minister of the interior were present at the
moment Of dissolution. The cabinet met
Immediately, and the queen was appointed
regent. In accordance with the law, the
members OF the cabinet have rendered their
designations, but will remain in otlite pend
ing the regents pleasure. The body OF King
Alfonso will be inferred in the palace Of the
escuriaL.
Large forces Of military and police were
quartered throughout the country as a pre-
caution against Carlist uprisings.
Princes Mercedes, the ive-year-old daugh-
ter of Alfonso, will be queen under the re-
gency Of her mother Christina Senior Sa-
gasta will form new cabinet. The streets
were crowded with people eagerly discussing
ihe situation.
All the European rulers sent messages OF
coincidence and sympathy to the dead kings
widow.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-04

Martin shields, = successful marketnAa Of chicaea
derived help froTn Hoods sarsaparilA He aut Il
have been troubled with that distressing complaint
catarrh and / want 70 say that have bsea urps
Hoods sarsapariia, and md it one OF tie bestreu
odiss have ever taken. Ny trouble has lasted Ten
years and never before could get any relief uevet
until commenced 70 use Hoods sArsap parllA I
would recommend It's use 70 all suffering with thst
complaint It Is truly an excellent medicins.T
HI took hoods saFsspsrilA for dyspepsia vhiehr
had for nine or ten years, suffering terribly with a
Il has entirely cured me- and / recommend h q
others who suffer with this disease "-hAA A Noa.
TON. Chicopea, Mass.