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ErnRNALLY "KNooKEo our
Billy Bickham, the Blacksmith an6
Local PuEiIfst, skst to Death

Billy Bickham, the Blacksmith and
Local PusiIist, skst to Death.
At 2:l5 this morning news was tele-
phoned from East Dallas that Billy
Bickham, the blacksmith, and who OF
late has figured somewhat conspicu-
ously as n local disciple OF the manly
art as practlced in the prize ring, had
been completely and eternally
knocked oup-that he had been shot
aud had just expired. The leteness of
the hour prevents full details OF the
tragedy, but the best obtsinable in
formation IL that Dock Fritz, a saloon
Keeper, corner of Elm and Preston
streers, did the shooting, which was
the reeult of an old feud. Bickham
was standing at the bar IL Skeletons
Union depot saloon when
Dock Fritz entered. Blckham.
partially turning, discovered Fritz, and
sid boisterously, "hellow and ad-
vanced toward him. Fritz at once
pulled his pistol and began firing,
three Rhots taking effect in
iBicSham's person-one in the left
lower breast, near tho aide,
one through tho neck, and the
third in the lower right por-
ton OF tho abdomen. Fritz Waa at
once arrested by Officer Wal
Ter, and taken in custody.
One Of tho Iuetices was notified
OF the tragedy aud az THE HERALD
goes to press coTon6r's jury is being
secured, which Will doubtless deiib.
crate officially to-day.
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Fort Worth, Aug. 10 The article
which appeared in The Evening Mail
on the 18th instant, entitled, "a Muir
derous Mystery" is all y hoax and
originated in the fertile Imagination
Of a reporter.
Fort Worth, Aug, To- 1885:
In writing tue article, as reporter for
the Evening Mail, which appeared in
said papor on the llrh instnht, entitled,
"a Murderous MystoIy," I wish TO
state 20 tho public that all Marshal
Arnold stated TO mo with reference to
the murder Of II. p. Bull was what he
stated in his card published in the
Mail on the 18Th instant. The pyrt of
the article written by me, in which
the name Of JEFF Bstill was mentioned, ,
was originated by me. I further ad-
nit that all Of said article, referring to
JEFF EstilI MS being the murderer OF
r. =. Bull, was false and without
foundation. q. ~. HoELzLE,
Witness: W. III. Res, City Marshal.
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wills Point.

WILLS POINT, Aug 14.-[CoIrespond-
oncel-The election for city officers yes.
terday passed of very quietly, the
anti's putting In no ticket. A, N. Afford
was elected MAYOR; r. G.. Thompson, w.
w. Reeves, X T. Williams, T.. Bowl
don and j. r, Hammer, aldermen; II.
8. Chilly, marshal.
Much complaint of damage . tho
cotton crop rom tho excessive hot end
dry weather. Some say tbs crop Ia
being injured very rapidly.
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Messages remaining on bend at the
Western Union office, corner Elm and
Lamar streets. Parties can get them
by calling from to 10 q. m, and from
TO II p. IA: Brownlee Bros, + b HS-
ger, j w .Crowdus, Russell d Co, j
Winter ir & Co, TT Freeman, jennie
Sawyer, George Ellis. Tompkins' NJ &
j Co, IL Chapman, Mrs p l. Higgins,
Charles Moisterhaus, Gray a. Co,
BlarkenshiD Il Blake, Or A : Davis,
Empire Mills, II s Munger, o p Pierce,
o N Osborne Il Go, Barnham, Robin
son ~ Co, John Henry Brown, Harry
simler, W II Fllppin, Mrs Annie Reie-
ner.
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"Johsny, tho SNAKE Como I'm,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. lI.--John Beau
cleigh, alias "Johnny, tho Snake"
notorious confidence man, and wanted
in nearly every State of the Union,
wes found guilty this morning ct tho
county seat OF ST. Louis county Of
beating 4 passenger on "A Missouri Pa
clfio train out of $3.50 two years ago,
and sentenced TO two yeacs in the pen
itentiary. H. r. said crooks in all
parts of tho East and in Canada sent
money here to assist in Besuclaigh's
doionse, but it aVailed nothing; he has
gone up.
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West Afrios.
rAID TILE PENALTY OF aITPER

rAID THE PENALTY or SUPERSTITION.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-Advices from ST.
Paul de Loands, West Africa,
under date of July 10, re-
port that petty king, Coanhama
HULA, died recently, and the natives,
attributing his death TO the witehcraft
OF tho whites, massacred "a Europeans,
including three French missionaries.
The same advjces state that NJ. De
Brazzr ~ still In the interior.
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HENDERSON, Aug. H.-.Correspond-
enco.l William Hackett, Negro, was
bound over to-day by Justice Davis for
entering the room Of Mrs, BOBBY Hill,
with the intent TO commit rape.
Sheriff Rogers, this afternoon, loft
for tho Terrell lunatic asylum, having
with him w. q. Maddox and Peter
MoAtee, whom he will leave there.
A light rain fell to-day.
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q Mnnrinr In Knntnnh.-

LOUISVILLE, Aug, H,--Honry Freez,
colorod, waa hanged At Cattotsburg
to-day in the presence of 5000 people.
for tho murder Of Chester
Honnler, lss. May. lie neither
confessed nor denied his guilt, merely
saying: "Frionds, | bid YOU all good
bye. l hope to meet you in a better
world. Good byo." His nook was
brokon and he died from straugula-
ton.
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Pattnn'a Sonr Mcll EYc snlrn

~ wonder 30 the nation. Made from
elements OF sour water at SULPHUR
Springs, Texas, it cures sores of'all
ENDS, itch, letter, cancers, cstarrh of
the head, otc. Certificates from all
over the State oGn be- produced OF liza
wonderful cures. % cents n box, by
MI druggists. Meyer Bro. & Co., ST.
Louis; q. r. Finley & Co., New
Orleans; Thompson Drug Company,
Galveston, and Crowdus Doug Com.
peny, Dallas. NJ keepiJ.
II. q, PATTON Il Co., Props,
Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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MCKINNEY, Aug. H.-lCorrespOnd.
ence.l-Mr J. b. Reed,o Farmersville,
this county, but formerly ofGrand Lake
Arkansas, was hurled this evening by
the Masonic bodies of this place and
Farmersvile.
Rev. A, w. Shields, Of Washington,
D. O., Is tO lecture tomorrow evening
at the court houso on the education Of
the colOred race.
The prohibitionists begin their can
vass with a speoNh at the court house
next Monday night.
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MORE FAVORABLE ASPECT.
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The latest news
gives amore favorable aspect to the
Afghan frontier question, and indicates
an early and amicabla settlements OF all
tho questions involved.
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JUST GASpINa.


LONDON, Aug. 15.--Tho death of Far.
Ruskin is momontsrlly expected.
BOOTHS PHlLANTHROPIC Project.
General Booth, OF the Salvation
army, writes to the papers that no has
q project for tho formation of an Office
for "helpn and Enquiry" wi h hoad-
quarters in London and agencies IN
the PROVINCES and the principal citios
throughout tho world, Mon speaking
different languago8 end familiar witu
the hRuntB Of vice AID the traffic in
girls are to b9 employed, who win DO
ready TO assist AL girls who desire to
reform ard who Will aid pBreuts and
guardians in tracing missing children
In connection With the officers. Houses
Of refuge are TO be established in Lon
don and elsewhere capable Of accom-
modating 900 persons each,
and whore girls will be-
provided for and taught tho means of
earning livelihood and being restored
TO IeSp6ctability. In these houses
girls Will DO under restraint. The es.
labllshment OF such houses OF refuge
will especially meet tho case OF ihous-
andB OF girls who have been thrown
destitute upon tho world through the
raising OF age OF consent. Receiving
houses will DO established IN Canada
and the United States. Mr.. Morley
has promised $4,000, and three other
gentlemen have subscribed 81 600 each
toward the fund.
FLATTERI VIZ. FACT.
LONDON, Aug. l5--The Standard
thinks tho queen'a speech smoOthS
everything over regardless o. facts.
THE OLE MAN Ii MARRIEp.
Lord Chief Justice Cooridg9 was
married this afternoon to an AmeH-
can lady named Amy Augusta Jack
aOn Lawford. The wedding ceramu-
mics were conducted privately, and q i
special license granted August 10, NO
that tho marriage could take place Ut |
any timao Of the day the parties wished |
CABINET OFFICER.
Mr.. Slandhopo has bsen appointed |
10 the board of trade with scat In tho |
cabinet.
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IinIr.
TuR UNDERSTANDING WITH ENC

TuR UNDERSTANDING WITH ENGLAND.
ROME, Aug. l5.--The Capitole says
England and Italy are negotiating ON
the basis OF tho continuance by Italy
OF tho Soudsn campaign, England TO
evacuate Suakim and 10 guarantee TO
Italy the possession OF tho Eastern
boudan, This ststoment Ii doubted,
however, but II Ia evident that some
negotiations are ON foot between the
two governments.
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS. SUNDAY. AuGU N 8. Az

been here endeavoring to reach some
understanding with the government
on the subsidy question, left tonight
for New York. The government adj
heres firmly to its DEGREES suspending
subventions and will rigidly enforce
all projected economies outlined in the
docrees,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1j.-Coroner
Beale, OF Camden, and IA jury, to-day
made q thorough investigation into
the case OF Margaret Healey,
who died at Kirlwood on
Tuesday, and they declare that Il was
not a case of Aslstic cholera, az was
supposed, but that she died OF cholera
morbup, caused by eating gtoen ap-
plOs,
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CHANGING TROOPS.

SIMLA, Aug, l5.-Native troops have
been ordered 70 relieve these now at
Suakim. 1t ia reported that Lord Ran
doloh Churchill favorg tho plan OF
dividing the entire Indian army into
four corps instead OF the present cub
divisions.
Shocks Of earthquake have again
been felt in Cashmere.
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Wootnn Wells.

WoorAN WELLS, Aug. l4.--Corres.
pondencel--A good rain fell to-day and
wasappreciated by all, rs none had fall
len In some timo,
Preparations for Moinr Ponn's meet.
ing nc this place will soon begin.
Crops In this section are good, but
the cotton crop will be much shorter
than was anticipated u fow weeks ago.
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WyoninE QuarAntlnos tho Texas Cattle

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 10 -Govornor War
rem, OF Wyoming, has established
quarantine AGAINST Texan on account
OF sp lenlc fever, ordering That no cat.
Ito shall come into the Territory. ex-
copt by rail, aud thou they shall be
unloaded az territorial quarantine
stands and inspected by veterinary
surgeon appointed for that purpose.
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OF the king of Sweden as sutton for
the hand OF the princess.

the hand OF the princess.
STAGE NOTES.
Sarah Bernhard has become recon-
ciled TO her last husband, Mr.. Dala,
and is now negotiating for an Ameri-
can engagement. Angelo, the former
lover of Bernhardt, and who accom-
panied hor on her last American tour,
has married a French heiress.
lydia Thompson will take with her
to Now York now burlesque. Her
American tour will begin next Janu-
airy.
M. Zola has Joined M. Busnach in
the work OF dramati2ing their Ger
manisl production "Chatalet."
Ella Russell, an American prima
donna, mas achieved success in Travl.
ntora, in Berlin.
MAaNATEs TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC.
The steamship Partisan, which sails
next Thursday, will take ns passen-
gers President Stephens, of tho Cana
dian Pacific Railway company, the
Hon. Mr.. Donald Smith, the Hon.
Henry M. Stafford Northcote, Dlrec
tor Maynard, OF the Canada Land cor
poraiion, Marine Minister Smith and
Director Scarth, OF the Canaia Land
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Chill,
GRANT CnNnoLENcE.

VALrARAIso, Aug. l5.-At q meeting
called by United States Consul Dunn,
II was decided to send vote of condo
lence to the FAM y of General Grant,
and another to the secretary OF State
NJ Washington.
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a Now Drnnrrnrn

Tho Texas Gun Store will open,
about tho 18th ui August, at FOG Main
street, Fort Worth, with ~ big stock of
gune, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc. Ammunition of all kinds lopt.
Now Is the time 10 buy, az I wish 10
establish my name with You. Country
merchants, write mo for prices
A STEpT
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George Gordon, while attempting 10
board IN east-bouni freight trt in last
night about 1880, slipped and fell and
the wheels passed over bis rvht hand
crushing u into pulp. He suff red
inter pie. Medical aid WIS given,
and It il hopsd no will recover.
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Ladies'

Do not fail 10 Gull and eX.
amino the elegant selection Of black
Imported all over lace, at 80 CO h per
yard; 81 per yard, wor h $3.50; SIS per
yard, worth - 80, aud S2.S5 per ysrd,
worth $3.50, at b iuman's.
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Buy the Hunstable 50 boot, 7l2 Elm
street.
street.
Buy the Hunstable $3.50 shoe, 7lg
Elm street.
Buy tho Hunstable $3.50 shoe, 7lg
Elm street,
HunstGblo makes Louisiana shoes,
7l2 Elm street.
Go to PUNISHABLE Boot and Shoe COM
pany for SHOES.
Tho Hnnstablo Boot and Shoe fac
tory, 7l2 Elm street.
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The funeral Of II. c. Lttimor will
take place from tho church OF the
Sacred Hort this p. m. 20 tho
Catholic cemetery. ENhor Mar.
tin.cro will ,flicista. The friends and
acquaintance Of the tam ly are 10.
specially invited to attend.
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TnE rXrELLrp Nuns.

THE HNIHIIlEU NUNHs
BUENos ArREs. Aug. 10 THE nuns
expelled from Montovideo by Presl-
dent Santos, arrived here to-day. Toe
mother superior, In charge OF the nuns,
IL sister Of President Santa Maria, OF
Chill. They will proceed 10 Chill on
the next steamer.
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TIRE TEXAS & PACIFIC RAILWAY

Is the only line running Pullman
sleepers through TO Ne Orleans. Tho
only line running through passenger
Gosches to New Orleane, and the only
line running their trains across the
river Mt New o leans, thus avoiding
ferry transfer For reliable intormR-
ton call 80 500 Main street.
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A sn,nih.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. l5.-R. A. John
son, n well-known business man, sui
cided to-day, on account of financial
tronble.
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Of the quality of goods wo offer for
sale, therefore don't be deceived, but
buy the genuine Mosquito Lotion,
mado only by Hickox u Hearne, in
w, II. Patterson & Co.'S, old stand.
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'an AsJ VA ask y, CAV, lar CAsTORIA.
va d. go Ails. u. sn,i.hf UAsrORtA,
s,n ne ssssn. v'- u. csss b oAsroRIA,
vau 'n ssi 1liltrN IN cav, a.s oAsToRra
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Tho tluPgipg matches at Armory
hal il.t night were tlImly attended,
lint. IL understood, Rsve general sat.
isfs, "a TO those in attendance. The
re,,, ~ did not learn The names OF
M, .abrtll B.. nor the results OK the
conll4Ia.
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IMPORTED HAIR-BRUSHEs,

Fancy rough-androsdy Foxes, at
II. BAuman's.
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GornAaY
THE ZANZIBAR SETTLEMENT.

THE ZANZIBAR SETTLEMENT.
BHpLIN, Aug. bit Is stated that
the Zanzibar settlement is duo to SC
orot agreement between England and
Germany.
MORE ISLANDS OCCUPIED.
Germs. y has occupied one or two OF
tho Caroline islands where Spain has
not exercised authority, In order 70
obtain lsborers for New Guinea. rhe
Ger nan newspapers approve the step,
aud think IL QUAINT not TO raise any diff
hculty with Spain.
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The celebrated Jamos Means s,
mems ahoes at Leon Kahn's.
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FREE ICE WATER,

And no Troublc to Answer Questions
AZ 500 Main street. h. 2. Turner,
Ticket Agent
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SILK and still hats A. and below cost,
To olole out, at Leon Fahn's.
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20 cents will yet n good ladies' slim
per 40 Leon Kahn's.
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or Practical Experience
with so many years of study, makes
us masters OF the profession. Hickox
& Hearne, Druggists.
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Rouebt.snd-rcady. straws, IN all
styles, at BGuman's.
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sad Aceldsnt.

De Net Miss
The grea barg aims offered in Black
Spanish, an over lace, st Bluman's.
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DO not EaiI % Ura4
BaumHp'a adverJ.stufi 1.
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EElesau. braided Jerseys, at Bau,
maus.
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~. 4 Btcs. n c., 81 Fort Worth,
willn.an N, finrsi shoe store In inc
Sou.i Sepisn ~ l. Ia htinhsrdt
building, 100 i mt1ite.
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Actual Uargain
Ia III departments, at Bsumans.
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LaaIss. Lonkl LnoLl

At the great bargains in black Span
ish, al over ace, price 10 cents per
yard; worth $3.50 NJ Bauman's
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Hats Hats' Bonneisl Bopuetsl
Atyour own pricss, ny Bauman's.
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nArrLED RAILnoADER.
CfTr or MRxrco, Aug. i5.-wslter
Hlnchman. president Of the Mexican
National Railway company, who has
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At the great bargains In black Span
ish, all over lace, price 30 cents per
yard; worth $50 NJ Bauman's
DO mot Taii Ia Rene
bSumup'R adv6fUistuti 4.
-----o--
Actual Bargain
Ia III departments, at Bsumsn's.
---S-
uats' Hats! Bonnets Bopnetsi
AZ your own prices, NJ Bauman's.
-
Crazy Quilt pieces at BaumanI.
------sN--
Jerseys! Jerseys! Jerseys, at Il,
Baumau's
An elegant limo Of Jerseys at Il.
SIX and stiifhats at ana below cost
10 close out, at Leon Kahn's.
------p--------
The celebrated Jamos Means, 81
mems ahoes az Leon Kahn's.
w
SILK and still hats Az and below cost,
20 olole out, at Leon Fahn's.
20 cents Will yet n good ladies' slip
per 40 Leon Kahn'e.
Ladies'
Crazy quilt pieces at Bamusns.
-----e
EElegant braided Jerseys, at Bau.
mans.
RouRht.snd-tcady. straws, IN all
styles, at BAumau's.
'an asJ VA att u gave Ar CAsToRIA,
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FOURTEEN YEARS

Hats Of all s'v les and colors nc lers
than cost, at Baumans.
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SIX and stitfhats at ana below cost
TO close out, nc Leon Kahn'a.
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UaaeIiYerod Telcprnms.

imported ffH
BlaoB Spanish lace offered al 80 cents
on The doll8r, at Baumin's.
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Ladies'
Crazy quilt pieces at Bamuan's.
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Black spanish Lace
Sold W Sscritice, At BaumRns.
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Tooth-brushcs, Soaps, Extracts and
Colognos
at HlrkOx q Hearno's drugstore, in
w. n. Patterson Il Co.'S, old stand.
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Crazy quilt pieces at BaumanI.
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Young and EiddIe-Aged Men I
A SIRE CIIRE


The awful effect OF early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all Ito awful ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUME.
TlON, sets In, or PalpitatiOn OF the Heart,
Timldlty, Trembling, Nervous DISCHARGES,
so MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack OF Ideae,
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, Dig,
like to Social Life and Breeding Melan-
chOly.
MARRIED WEE, or those entering
on that happy life, aware OF Physical De
bllity, Excitability of the Nerves, or other
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO MINERALS USED. Young people
losing their health, and spending time
and money with those unskilled and un-
qualified 70 treat them, causing falal dis
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED,
LET NOT FALSE MODEsTY deter yoa
from calling at once on
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An elegant limo Of Jerseys at Il
BaumAn'P.
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Funeral OF MIR. nc. Latlmer

White Oriental al over lace Tor yoke
and ele6Vee, at Baum sn's.
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CON suit
DR.. WASSERCUG
From Russian Poland
On aIi Diseases In0idcasal to the HUI
man Body.
CON III

DIR. WAsSERCLC having had practice
and experience for the last 10 yeers, will un-
dertabe no case except HE CAN GUAR.
ANTEE 4 CURE.
In cases OF Cararrli in an its STAG ss,
sourvy, BlOtChea of tho skin, liberated
ofEVery Form, Gheunafism, SciatnCa,
GOut, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Asthma, DyEentcry, Piles, Fits, an Url-
nary and Kidney Troubles, and diseaaes
of tho Eye and har, Lung diseases, In-
digestion and Nervous Debility.
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=, Jerseys Jerseys! Jerseys, at L,
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In This Community Should be suftl.

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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-12

The Ohio conference Of the Methodist Epis-
coPal church is In session in Cincinnati, and
its doings are more closely watched than
usual on account OF the connection with that
church Of Rev. DR.. Leonard, prohibitionist
candidate for governor. The feeling of the
conference 10 illustrated by an accident that
occurred on Saturday, when DIR. Bayliss, edi-
tor Of the Western Christian Advocate, In a
speech before the conference, referred to the
prohibition question and announced the we'll
known fact that the Methodist church is
sqnarely tor prohibition AZ principle. This
was received with a volley OF smens.
He further declared that the church, laity
and clergy, 10 opposed to political prohibition
This statement ws the signal for enthus-
iastic amsns and spplsuse.-Nsw York Nail
and Express.