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THE LIoNEss AND THE TERRIER.

There died a few years ago in the
Geological Gardens in Dublin. Ire.
land, large and remarkably hand.
some lionesss. 1t was of South Afri.
can stock, and had been in the Gar.
dens for nearly twenty years. Though
it was high.spirited animal, it was
one of the gentlest Of these ROYAL
captives. and interested its keepers
greatly.
These great beasts of prey do not
object, when in good health, to the
rats which are likely to come into
their cages. 1t may be that rats
devour vermin which annoy them,
or possibly they look upon the small
visitors as a welcome amusement in
their quiet life. Therefore it is not
uncommon in menageries to see half
a dozen rats gnawing at the bones
from which lions have dined.
1t seems strange that rats should
be able to tell when lion is in.
But, IN fact, they find it out very
quickly. II they were human beings
familiar with the old proverb "a
live dog is better than dead lion,1
they could not display more intelli.
gence in finding out the very mo.
ment when the huge beast is SO over
come with pain and weakness as to
be at their mercy. Recognizing the
signs Of suffering, the bold and IN.
grateful intruders will leave the
bones, and begin to nibble at the
toes Of the dying monarcts of the
forest, and give them much trouble,
If not pain.
To save the fine lioness of which
have spoken from this annoyance
during the closing days of her life,
the keepers put into her cage a brisk
young terrier. 1t was at first re.
ceived with an ominous growl. The
brave little dog did not show the
least sign of fear, but quickly turned
his attention to his task. The lIoness
saw him snatch the first rat that ap
peared, toss it into the air, and catch
it skillfully with a deadly snap across
the middle as it came down. She
seemed to understand what the ter
rier was for.
The greatest friendship sprang up
between the two animals. One snap
from the jaws Of the lioness would
have ended the terriers life at any
moment, and when she became very
old and feeble it would have been
easy for the dog to seize her food
anu annoy her ina great many ways
But instead Of this each seemed to
study the others wishes and habits.
Ever on the alert, DoggIe kept the
rats at distance; the two took
their meals together; at night they
we're never apart. Coaxing the dog
to her side, the lioness would fold
her great paws around him, and
seemed to thank him for his protec-
ton. Thus it came that the terrier
slept at the breast Of the honess, ir
folded in her arms, aud watching
that no rats disturbed the rest ofhs
noble mistress.-Hayper's Young
People.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

A Dallas servant girl walked into
her mistresses' parIor, and said TO
the latter:
81 wish you would give me Ger.
tificate, / wish to leave"
"Giye you certificatel Why
yon lazy, worthless creature, whal
sort Of a certificate do you expect
from met You don't expect me to
say that ! am satisfied with you, do
youi
H0h, no, would not have you
say that for the world. That might
get me in trouble. All / want you
to certify Is that ! held out in your
house for three whole weeks. Every
body in town knowns what sort Of .
woman you are, and that viii be the
best certificate I conld possibly
have.u
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THE STATE OF WEST VA:


At Rules held in the Clerks Office of Circuit
Court of Berkeley County. the I'd day of March,
1885.
Roger Smith & Co., a Corporation duly char
tered under the laws of the State of Connec-
ticut.
VS.. In Chancery.
II. 8. Hyde, S. Annie Hyde, ]. Ken. Matthews,
The Meridian Brittania Company, William
Frederick, H. G. Reed, George Brabrook and
II. II. Fish. partners as Reed & Barton: w.
B. CIapp, Otto Young and Gale Clapp. part
Owen and VIM. s. Gilbert. partners as Geo.
b. Owen & Co.; ]. Nelson Wisner, Trustee,
w. ID. Henegan, j. c. Bates and John ID. Rey-
nOlds, partners as Henegan, Bates Co.
The object of the above suit is to set aside as
fraudulent, certain deeds to IA. Hyde and the
Deed OF Trust from II. s. Hyde and s. Annie
Hyde to j. N. Wlsner, Trustee, for Henegan
Bates & Co., and to subject the stock ofjewelry
and the personal property contained in the
Hyde and the creditors of said jewelry bust
ness: and 1t appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defendants, J. Ken. Mat
thews, The Meridian Brittania Company, VIM,
Frederick, II. G. Reed. George Brabrook and
IL. IL. Fish, partners as Reed & Barton; w. B.
Clapp. Otto Young and Gale Clapp, partners as
w. b. Clape, Young & Co.; Geo. b. Owen and
w. s. Gilbert, partners as George b. Owen Il
Co.; w. ii. Henegan, j. G. Bates and John ID.
Reynolds, partners as Henegan, Bates & Co.,
are non-residents of this State, they are here
by required to appear at the said Clerks office
within one month from the 18th day of March,
1885, (the date of the first publication hereof
and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests III this matter. s. III. MARTIN,
p. A. RoHRBAUGH, AT. for Pltff. Clerk
March It'll, 1885. Al
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A Maine farmer had a wife who
declared she would never be weigh
ed. One day when she was in the
wagon he drove his team on to the
hay scales to have the whole thing
weighed without his wife knowing
what was going on. Then he after
wards came back and had the team
weighed without his wife, and found
1t just 225 pounds lighter. So he had
his way and she had her weigh
LOUcU Courier.
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fond father presented his

a fond father presented his four.
year old boy with n trumpet, with
which he was greatly infatuated.-
All day the boy footed away delight
eddy, and at bedtime, when his
grandmother told him to put the
trumpet down and say his prayers,
the little boys aid: .Oh, no; ri tell
yon what let's do, grandma; you
pray and III keep on blowing."-
Troy Times.
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III EsTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
Time Table in effect Feb. %, 1885. Daily ex-
cept Sunday. EASTWARD.
Leave Martinsburg. &c. v. r. R) 500 IN,
HagerstOwn $50 m, ar hfechanisfown A.
Frederick 1880, York II IS, Westminster 10 38,
Baltimore IL so a IN.
Leave Hagerstown for Baltimore % MP
10 p m. for Chambersburg, Waynesboro, and
Shippensburg 45-ll 90 a M and 90 % m.
WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore 10 a m, Westminster 50,
Mechanicsburg 40 IN, arrive Hagerstown y
As, Martinsburg 45 m.
Leave Baltimore 90 a IN and 90 d m arrive
Hagerstown IL 10 and 10 m. Leave Ship
pensburg 10 MI Is and 2 50 pm, Chambers
40 MI 48 and IS p m, Waynesboro % a
m, ~ and OF m, arrive Hagerstown $50 a
m, 8 rs and 90 p M
b. II. GRISWOLD, j. Nj. HOOD
General Ticket Agent. Gen1 Manager.
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It does seem to be little bit eI'
travagant to PIT a three.hundreo'
dollar ssalsIln sacque upon q three
dollar woman, but it is sometimes
excusable when IL is the only wayol
smothering three thousand dollars
worth Of III temper. Fan Rirer Az
nance.
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postage $l.0.
TINE BEAT.
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A VOCAL TRAGEDY

4
Silyer-noted.
Lily-throated,
starry -eyed and golden haired
Charming Anna.
The soprano
AL the singers hearts ensnared
Long the tenor
Sought to win her.
Sought TO win her for his bride
And the basso
Loved the lass so,
Day and night for her he sighed
The demeanor
OF the tenor
To the basso frigid grew
And the basso,
AS he was so
Mashed, of course grew frigid too
Anna smiled ON
Both, which piled on
To their mutual hatred fuel:
So to win her
Bass and tenor
Swore to fight vocal duel.
Shrieked the tenor
Like venor
Cyclone bowling over the plain.
Sang SO high he
To outvie the
Bass, he split his head in twain.
Crowded the basso
Till he was SO
Low to hear him was treat
Lower still he
Went until he
Split the soles of both his feet.
Charming Anna,
The soprano,
Mourned a week for both her fellows.
Then she wed the
Man who fed the
Wind into the organ bellows.
- Dasfn..
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Railroads.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.

u =
On and after Sunday, March is, 1885, trains
will run as follows: STANDARD Time.)
EASTWARD.
Fast Mail leaves Martinsburg at so a m.
Bedington o., Falling Waters s 10, williams
port Station %, Hagerstown so, chambers
burg SO, Carlisle 10 80, arrive at Harrisg III I5
Mail Express Train leaves Martinsburg at
O0pm. BedingtOn II Failing Waters 3Z, Will
Transport Station 40, Hagerstown 70 Cham
bersburg o., Carlisle 20 arrive at Harrisburg
at Is. WESTWARD.
Accommodation leaves Harrisburg at 90 a
m, Carlisle e5 Chambersburg 8 l5 arrives at
Hagerstown at 10 05, Williamsport Station 10
40, Falling Waters 10 IS, Bedington II %, Mar
tinsburg II 20.
Mail leaves Harrisburg at on p m, Carlisle
so, Chambersburg 10, arrive at Hagerstown
at 90, Williamsport Station 4 26, Falling Wa
tiers So Bedington IS, Martinsburg 5 90.
II. b. GERHARDT, Agt. j. F. BOYD, Supt.
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& o r R-Trains for Cumberland, Wheel
Ing. Pittsburg and west leave Martinsburg at
IL 2S, II OIL, 10 IS and so m and IL % and 40
M. Trains for Washington and Baltimore
leave at 80 a IN. 0S, pick up, IL 10, IL q q m
and Oh m, accommodation sos.
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AND BALTIMORE R. R.

HANOVER AND BALTIMORE R. R.
On and after May %, 1884, trains will run and
connect as follows
WESTWARD.
Leave Hillen Station, BALTIC. 55 a m, 4 D M
through cars for Hanover, New Oxford Gettys-
burg, Harrisburg, York, PHILADELPHIA New
York. Connect at Emory Grove with trains
on w. NJ. r. II. for Hagerstown and Frederick
Sunday at p m for Hanover.
EASTWARD.
Leave Gettysburg s a m. 2 25 m, through
ears for Baltic, connect at Emory Grove with
trains for Frederick and Hagerstown, at
BALTIC. with trains for Washington, Pittsburg
Phila, New York. A. r. Eichelberger, Pres
Hanover Pa.
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Miscellaneous.

PEOPLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
|STALEYS BUILDING, we will from
this date offer the greatest bargains ever
seen in this city. Don't fail to call and
examine the goods and satisfy yourselves
that this is no humbug. We mean bust
ness. Goods must be sold and will be
sold. Below we give you some of our
low prices in
assrnaaArr rsrsro ~
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! Aristophanes. BY W. .. Collins. =. i
Piiny. BY Church and Brodribb. -. ].
Sophocles. By G. w. Collins. ....... II
l Eschylus. Bishop Of Colombo 49,. /.
; Homer's Had. By W. L. Collins.... Il
YlrRfl By w. L. Collin. ........ u
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02
ONE HOUR FAsTAR TIME

On Both Morning and Evening Trains I
Via Vanoalia and Pennsylvania
Routs, From st. Louis to The East,
Commencing August 81, 1885.
DAY ExPRtss-Loavo st. Louis 8. a.
M, arrive Columbus ll:20 p. M, or
rive Pittsburgh, s.; 40 a. M, arrive at
Baltimore GAS p. M, arrive Washiug-
ton $40 y. m sfriye Philadelphia G:5O
p. M, arrive New York 0:3j y. n., ar
rive Chicago s o. m, arrive Cincinnati
III u. IA.
Passengers nv Day Express can con-
nSct ~ COLUMBUS with tho "I.imited
Express" and srrivo nj New York IT
6:55 u. III.
EASTERN EXPRESS -Lsave ST. Louis
s y. M, arlivo Cliumbus ll:l0 A. M =,
arrive Pittsburgh 6:l0 y. M, arr,ye
Baltimore 5:2l y IN, arrive WAshing-
Ton 6:3O n, NJ, arrive Philadelphla 5:35
o. M, arrive Nav York s a. M, nearly
four hours est Ter than formerly, Ar
rive Nhicsgo7:2O 2. NJ, arrive Cinciu-
ns'i 7;S5 q, N,
All iiaius rna daily, Saturday ana
Sunday included, aud II viii b. no
iced ina both uornlng aud evening
tEaius rog leave ST. Louis one hour
later than heIetni0r,, AID after trains
OF All other lines have gone, with same
srriving Wma nj NV York as before,
No EXTRA CHANGE FOR FAST TRAINS
In ADDITION TO ubIye trans tue Iu-
disnupnt- Accommodation aud Gu
cinnati Express viii leave 81. |. uis at
1:l0 %. IN. daily, except Suuuay, arriV-
los o. Indialapnbs 80 1855 y. ~. and
Cincinnati " 7:l0 % IN,
Dolly lao runnin- a Reclining Chair
Car on night trainS between 81. Lon. y
aud Cinciunnti.
Pullman Hotel OF Buiiot Sleeping
Cars on all trains through 10 New
York. Tickets over Nandalis Line
and full Information eau be- secured
ON application TO ticket agonts Of con-
pectirg lines IN the West, or by adj
dressing Il. a. FORD,
General Passenger Agent, ST.. Louis,
Missouri.
GIo, a. KNIGHT,
Southwestern Passenger Agent, Ds,-
l9s, Texas
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Medical Men OF Distinction

Have been among tho foremost 20
give honor Whefe honor was due
IN the case of Hostetter's Stomach
bitters. Aeiu ing old-fasbioned pro-
iiessional pr,jndice, they have frankly
borne evidences tNits worth az u mean
OF remsdyiug dyspspsis, fever and
ague, bilious remiItent, rheumatism,
constipation, liver complaint, debili Y
and renal disorders. With all iutelli.
gent people this favorable protessinnsl
verdict had It's duo weight, especially
az is was In direct continuation OF that
OF the people and the press. Far more
effectual has it proved than b9mbastic
assertion, TOO oitea resDrted to by the
prOprietors OF remedies of doubtful
value. "rne plain unvsrniebed TRUTH
about the Differs is more than sufficient
to convince a skepJic. Az family
medicine OF comprehensive utility,
pr mpt and thorough ia sction and
pure In composition, it stands deserv.
eddy first.
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to discuss. hence the attack on the sii
YER question. The demonstration OF
si'ver would psrsiyxs the pstty tk~t
lnaugurated IL a. effectusliy
that 1t could never recover. IL the
dsmonesizsrs have too many OF
the " cent dollars Wa would like To AZ
sist them In spending a oushel or two
OF them, and ce would take our paw ip
SILVER and at faes value. Money Nat
Is good enough for commerce ia good
enough for tue banker, la our humble
opinion. Don't monkey with the .Idol.
lar OF our dsddies." --TBrownwood
Balleyin.
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w. II. Howell * BsOs., druggists,
wish TO make en- assertion, which they
can back With q positive guarantee. II
IL oil about Acket'a Blood Elixir.
They claim Tor " superior merits over
all Other remedies OF its Kind, aud
guarantee Tor 1t n positive and sure
euro Tor rheumatism, syp lillis, and all
blood disorders, IL irceA tho skin from
spots snt disease, aud leaves the COM
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The Eye,

The organ of sight, which is the source
of so much pleasure AZ we'll as benefit
10 man, is very delicate Agreat many
persons, not sppreciating this, are
using cheap specsacles. These glasses,
by their imperfect construction and
many blemishes, seriously injure and
sometimes almost destroy the sight.
Hswkes' Crystslized Lenses are the
most perfect glasses In tho world, be-
ing especially adapted for the preser-
vation OF the sight, and are sold in
Dallas ouly bY Eissnlohr Bros. Il
Schneider, Druggist and German Op.
tie,anp.
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have been conbnuu To my bed for
two months with what VIVA called nor
vuuS rheumatism, or soiatica. was
only enabled 20 hobblo about OCCASION
elly by tho use Of crutrhes, aud In this
co dition common ced tho use OF Il
Is, H., four bottles OF which enabled
inc 10 discard tho uso OF my crutohes
and attend ~ business. ! had preyi.
ously useu sll v ell recommended med.
iclHes, without roilgt. ~ has been over
II months siune using d. l.. t., auo |
consider myself a pVrmautn ~ cured
man. j. i. DAVIS,
Atlanta, Georgia, (west End.)
The "BoOk OF Wuudefsm viii open
your ewes. Send 10 II. ID. II. Co, Al.
lants, Georgia, Tor n copy free.
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Powever light
Aud digeAtible,

FoweVer light
Aud digeAtible,
For twoor three hours At & time
hsn to 20 through the most
Excrnciatng pains,
"And thr Only way ever got''
"RelIsi %
Was by throwing up all nv stomach
contained y No one can conceive the
pains that had TO go through, until
"At laSs?n
L was taken! $50 that for three
weeks lay IN bed and
Gould eat nothing!!!
MY suferinss were so that L called
Two doctors TO give me something thai
would stop the pain.
Ineir Efforts were no good TO me.
AT last l hssrd II good dea,
"About your Hop Bitters /!
Ana determined to try Them"
Got bottlo-in four hours took the
contents at
One III!
Next day was out of bed, aud hav g
not seen 4
"Sck !"
Hour, from the same cause, since.
have recommended 1t to hundreds
OF Others. You have no such
"Advocate AS l am."
GEO. KENDALL, Allston, Boston, Mass,
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One Of the neel6st, nObbiest and
coolest resorts in tbs city IL the e.e-
gent saloon Of Messrs. Pur6y & Ran.
call, on the northeast corner of Main
Snd Austin streets. The purost brands
OF WHISTLES, wines, brandies, otc., and
the choicest lots OF imported and do.
nestle cigars are only kept. The chop
counter is always supplied with the
freshest aud choicest delicscies OF the
season. The billiard tables are the
iinest in this cltr, II
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Although u practitioner OF near q

Although u practitioner OF near e
years, my mother ipiluenced mo "a
procure y. Il. u. for hor. She hsd been
conuntd TO her bed several montns
with rheumatism which had stub,
bornly resisted all the usual remedies
within II hours after commencing H.
u. -. | observed marked relief. Sh.
has just commenced her third bottle
nud ~ nearly ~ actiye as ever, aud has
baon ~ the front yard with "rake IN
hGad,n clesning W. Hof improvement
Is truly Wonderful AND immensoly
gratifying.
q. II. MONTGOMERY. NJ. ID.
Jacksonville, Alsbsma, June, o, 1881
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Mrs. Is. Benson, late OF the Cleveland
House. Abilene, has opeaed first
class eSiing hou4e and hotel 1T Cisco.
Every article ia Der house is entirely
new and her table lar eXesls any ever
before Get 10 Cisco, Give her u call
ano he convinced thas she Is running
the only tirst-olass house IN the city,
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After thorough test w. III.
Howell Il Bros, druggist, most posi-
lively assert that Ackei's English
Remedy il the best medicine for
asthma, group, coughs, whooping
cough, and all lung troubles, that can
De found. Ask them about IL, for they
fully guarantee II.
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ra.t me re.d-r msy ially under.
stan shat constitutes = good cough
sod lung syrup. Wa viii say that Tar
ana Ws,d Cherry ia the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. TAese
Ingredients, With several others
equally efticac,ous, enter largely into
pr. RHsauko's Cough and Lung
syrup. thus making it ono OF the most
reliable no~ on the market. Price, 50
cents and 81. Ssmol,s tree. Sold by
all drug. lists.
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A beautiful home is tho delight Of
ALI. III you want onu, consult !. N.
Constsnt guarentea to give you tho
finest hiuh ATS rApaf-nsnglng TOR the
least nioueT Va tho city, IL sycamore
effpet
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SIuker, Davis IL Co, 4O1 Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, have every thing In tho
line OF boiler ilues, patcn bolts, boiler
rivets, s;eam pipe ana tittiugs, and ie-
pair Hll kinds of machinery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Wheeler d WILSON sewing machines
seldom get out Of order, butt they do
and are carried 10 g1J Elm street, they
will be ADJUSTED irao Of charge for
three years from date OF purchase.
Needles for al machines.
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No house in the Southern country
carries a larger etoCk of spec
taclos and eyeglasses tnan KuopDy IL
Son. For solid comfort, get . pair of
their genuine Brazilian pebbles.
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Our fall STOCK il now complete. We
guarantee TO show the most complete
me Of underwear, shirts, hosiery aud
avery thing else, IN fine furnishing
goods in Dallas. H. y. Burr & Bro,
sos Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Wanted-One or two good .,en To
sell tbs Royal 1t. John Sewing Ma
chine In every county In North Texas.
GOOD terms and wagon given the right
men, Address Cdarles I. White, Dal-
iss, Texas, =. o. box liS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Go 10 John S. Witwef, AZ 7l3 Il m
street, for Ulrilsgss, buggee, phse ons,
spriug wagons, etc. Alafge stock and
must DO sold.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Catsrrh cured, health aud swes
breath secured by Shilnh'a Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 certs. Nasal in
joctor free sold by j. l.. Williams d
IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Pure and uncoiored, and guaranteed
unadultersted, May Blossom rea az so
cents n pound in one pound packages
at Bouche's, 82S NJ ain street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-02

Go TO Sc h.. D. Burr u Bros, fino line
of COED. they will uudo~soll oil
competh0rs, no per cent NJ .OEst. EOS
Main stree