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SOL ELNgsT agEr'
To the Aflicted-Tho Blind Restored ITO
Sight.


We, the undersigned. OF Terrell, Kaufman
county, Texas, have personally known DIR.
j. Payne for some length OF time ny an
expert Ocullst, and having observed the ex.
traordinary success which has resulted In
his practice In Ophtalmlc diseases, II Is with
pleasure we voluntarily and unhesitat ingly
commend him To the confidence of the PEG.
pie as trustworthy and sklllml oculst;
ana MS success In many seemingly intractl-
BILE eases has been really marvellous.
we are cognizant OF the fact that many
patients have come to DIR, Payne for treat
ment who were objects of commensuration,
who had been under treatment by some
OF the more distinguished oculsts In North
ana East Texas without being benefited,
but by the skill and energy OF DR.. Payne
They were restored to sight. These are
lrreirasabe facts, and competent testimony
can be produced at any time II desired.
In tho treatment Of Granular Conjunc-
tivitis, Pannas, Films, Capacities of the
Cornea, diseases of the Flbrous Tunic and
Ptoryglum he Is without a peer And his
| method OF treatment in Exophthalmia Is
really novel, without enucleation, an
operation new and painless and guarantees
We can oonsclentlously state that any
one who Is suffering with diseases of the eye
Will find DIR. Payne thoroughly competent,
faithful, careful and prompt.
We cannot, without appearing panegyri.
cal, say more for him than we have said. We
could not, In Justice TO 10 the reputation he
has earned amongst the people here and
abroad, saw less:
Y. ID. Haulngton, NJ DIM. II. Nicely, Pastor
q. W. Gray, NJ. ID NJ. n, Church.5
Dr. A. III. 3. Hardin. Frank Houston.
w. II. Coket, Il 81 j. IL. Hendrlck, Pas
w. n, Phillip, Nj, ID. tor @. u. Church
NJ. i. Pollard, NJ. ID Bond Il Carswoll.
II. NJ. Childress. BOydestun & Durham
j, o. Terrell, Senator merchants.
10th district Shortridge a Hough-
II. NJ. Powers, u. II. of ton
Terrell district. II. w. Dodge, Pastor
Magee X son. Baptist Church.
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RELIGIOUS.

Lutherans Want TO Proselyte Among Chi
cage Jews.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 1.-The general
synod OF the Lutheran church to day
resolved to undertake mission among
the Jews in Chicago, to be under the
supervision of the board of
homo missions. The establish.
ing of college beyond the
Mississippi rive called forth very lively
discussion. The matter WAS finally re-
terred TO committee composed of mem
bess from the Western synods. Louis
vile, Kentucky, and Omaha, Nebraska,
were presented as places for tho next
meeting The first ballot resulted IN
the selection of Omaha.
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BRIGHT Crop Prnsnsc,.

BOWIE, JUNE, 2.-LSpecial. MIR. w.
X. Lunn has returned from the portion
of the county southeast and east of
Bowie, going as far southeast as Den.
YER. He reports the prospects for all
kinds fcrops exceedingly promising.
Farmers are busilly engaged cleaning
out their cotton, which in many places
Is grassy. The stands of cotton, he
says, are good. He states that the FARM
ers are working with an energy that he
has rarely Witnessed.
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IAIpnHHANr.

When you visit or loavo Nov York City
save Baggage Expressage and g Carriage
Hire and stop AT the GRAND UNION no.
elegant rooms, fitted up at cost OF one
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
les can live better for less money st the
Grand Union Hotel that nj any other nrst.
class hotel In tho city.
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France.
HOW FRANCE BEHAVED AT THE FU-
NERAI.

HOW FRANCE BEHAVED AT THE FU-
NERAL,
PARIS, June 1.-The crowd ct Victor
Hugo's funeral yesterday YVES mostly
composed of the working and middle
classes. They treated the event as
holiday and there was no great display
of emotion. The police treated the oCcs-
slonal showing of red flags quietly, sim
ply requesting, when they were dis
played, that the holders should hide
them and upon refusal to comply with
the suggestion, the officers snatched
them away and allowed the holders to
60 free. The removal of decorations
has already begun.
THE "OLDEsT INHABITANT" SURPRISED.
The obsequies of Victor Hugo sur
passed everything within the memory
of the oldest citizens. Such concourse
OF people has rarely been Witnessed in
Paris. Before the start Of the procession
the police seized 10 red flags and imme-
diately destroyed them. Preceding che
hearse were II cars OF ladies wilh floral
crowns. Besides these, 500 wreathes
were carried by the various Populations.
There is general rejoicing because of
the absence OF disorder.
PRESENT AND ABSENT,
Metz, Strasburg and all the fortress
towns in the annexed provinces were
well represented. Prince Hohenlohe,
the German ambassador, was absent
from the diplomatic stand. Every point
of view was crowded with men, women
and children, The tops of five-story
houses and even the chimneys were oc-
cupiod by sight-seers. George s. Hugo
walked alone behind the bier Paul
BeronledC, the Alsace- Lorraine deputa-
lions and the Geneva secretary received
great applause.
ACCIDENTS.
During the procession vast scstfold-
ing on the Place Cung collapsed. Many
persons were injured, but none killed.
The fall caused great panic and con-
fusion, but the procession was soon re-
formed. Another platform fell on the
rue Royale, and another disturbance oc-
Cured early this morning in the Champs
Elysees.
A MILLION AND NO PRIEST.
IL is estimated that the procession
numbered 100000 people and thai not a
single priest was seen in the line.
ARMY CHANGE.
Gen. Rasul De Courcey has taken
command in Tonquin in place of Gen.
Briere De Lisle.
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A Tabbooed TELEGRAPH Line.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE Baltimore
3 Ohio Telegraph company to-day re-
ceived notice not to receive any more
business for the south over the lines OF
the Southern Telegraph company 1t is
said arrangements have been made by
which the Western Union will hereafter
use the wires of that line, and that the
bankers and merchants can no LOGGER
send dispatches over them.
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Colorado CItv CnllIngs

COLORADO CITY, Jane Especial, J.
The Colorado Graphic, which has
heretofore boon run as weekly, will
be hereafter issued as a daily.
Work on the waterworks Is progress.
Ing rapidly.
Judge Jennings, OF Waco, is acting as
special judge In the cases In which
Judge Kennedy Is disqualified.
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strike had been inaugursted. Two hum
dred and fifty employees were Idle, and
it could not be learned from them when
the works would be resumed. S. A.
Fuller, treasurer of the company, said:
"The mill shut down Saturday and
did not open Monday. We shall decide
whether or not to sign the scale. We
are yet undecided what to do"
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Orops Id CarroIltpn.

CARRoLLToN, June O. [Special.l -
Crop prospects are finer than for many
years. AS good wheat, oats and corn as
could DO asked. Cotton is Il little late,
but looks we'll. The late overflow did
but little damage, except to stop all farm
work and cut all mail matter for one
week.
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Snain.

A LOAN WANTED FOR oUBA's BENEFIT.
MADRID. June 1.-The government
has introduced into the chamber of dep
uties bill to raise S2bO,OOO, 600 loan for
l5years for the benefit of the Cuban
treasury. The loan is TO be at per
cent. interest and to be guaranteed by
the Cuban stamp tax and by the home
GOXRrn mint.
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italy.
THE SANITARY CONFERENCE.

ROME, June 2,-The Sanitary confer
enoe, which has boon in session for some
time, in addition to providin z for fiv
days quarantine at Sues of infected
ships from the east, also adopted reso-
luton declaring ship without doctor
should undergo consul's ms pection.
A subcommittee has been appointed to
consider measures TO prevent the in
vasion OF cholera from the south Caspian
proyinces
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Irela nd.
A Ntvsrpp,or,s nre1ppr,

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE.
DUBLIN, June "a leading govern
ment official of this city has disap
peared. His name has not yet leaked
out. There are various surmises as to
the cause of his disappearance. Some
say he has absconded, while others be-
lieve he is insane or has committed sui
oide.
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Well Worth Seeing.

Madame Armaindo gave another In
teresting performance last evening at
Armory Hall TO large and delighted
audience. Her maneuvers on the BIZ
cycle were tho very poetry of motion.
She gives another exhibition tonight
OF her skill and endurance on the bioy-
Gle. She Is well worth seeing.
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Reduction on Galveston Coal wharfage

"eu"otioh On "SiNeetoh Ooal wharfage
GALVESTON, June 2.--To day the di-
rectory of the Galveston Wharf COM
pany reduced wharfage on coal from
so to 20 cents per long ton of 2,24O
pounds. This has been done TO encour-
age the importation of coal into this
port, and under the reduction of con.
tract of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
railway COMPANY for 10000 tons.
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Yesterday hostile Arabs made an at
tempt to wreck the Suakim. Ber5er
railway, put they were dispersed by
few shells. To-day the Nile boat car.
rying a force of tribal police SURPRISED
a party of Osman Digna's men at Adiz
A fight ensaed and 20 of the hostile
Arabs were killed and a number were
taken prisoners. One hundred and
fifty OF their camels and 1000 sheep were
CAnlnrah.
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MILWAUKEE, June 1.-The situation
at tho Bay View rolling mills has re-
msined unchanged to day. The works
are deserted, except by few mon en-
gagged in cleaning up and making re-
pairs. The workmen who are now out
OF employment, about 1900 in number,
appear TO be little concerned.
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City Cornell Meets and Adjourns.

City council met last night at the City
Hall, but as the gas pipes had been dis
connected by reason of repairs being
made in tho hall, 1t adjourned until
Friday night. There was plenty gas
on hand, but not of the necessary kind.
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China.
ToNQUIN TO BE EVACUATED.

ToNQUIN TO BE EVACUATED.
TIENTsTIN, June Am imperial de-
cree directs the commander of the
Black Flags to eyacuate Tonquin by the
time agreed upon by Franceand China.
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BaptIat MIsslonnrY Union.

SARATOGA, June 1.-The list annual
meeting of the Baptist Missionary I'm.
ion was held here to- day. The financial
exhibit shows a dohclt of $5O,6l5.
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Ladiesl Physicians and chemists
have analysed Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder and recommended
It's use 70 their wives aud lady friends.
What better could be said of IL. All
druggists sell IL.
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EMPEROR MILLIAM's HEALTH.

There are conflicting reports with re-
gard 10 the condition OF the health OF
Emperor William. The court circular
is silent on that important topic. The
fresh cold kept the emperor in bed all
day Saturday. Three physicians were
at the imperial palace one day and
night in attendance upon the emperor.
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Cleveland,

CLEVELAND, Juno 2.-The Union roll
ing mill was not running to-day. The
rumor gained quito circulation that a
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Mexico,
AN OPPREssIVELAw.

Cry OF MEXICO, June 2.-The new
law providing for the second inspection
of merchandise at interior points is caus @.
ing serious embarrassment. At Ler-
do, station on the Mexican
Central railroad, there Is a blockade
of freight awaiting the movements of
custom-house officials. Merchants
here, having goods en- route, complain
loudly, and the railway company,
through its local representatives, is
energetically protesting to the govern
ment and asking the abrogatlOn of the
law,
KILLER LOOSE,
Col. Omaha, of the Mexican
army, VINO fatally shot Rob
ert Hardy, an American from
New York, has been released, pending
decision whether he shall b5 tried by a
military or civil tribunal. Americans
here, friends of Hardy, are going to
petition the United States government
TO see that there is fair trial in the
case,
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The soudan.

ITALY's FLAG HoIsTED AT sUAKIM.
sUAKIx, June 2.-The italian consul
hoisted the dag Of his government here
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Canada.

THE REL REBELLION CRIPPLED A
BANK,
MONTREAL, June 1.-The Union bank,
of Lower Canada, yesterday Issued
q Cirol ar TO its shareholders,
saying that on account of heavy losses
at Winnipeg it would be impossible for
them to pay dividend. The bank lost
1881, 900 at Winnipeg by the failure of
lumber firms. II has a capital of $1,000
600 and no reserve.
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLAasL
For any case OF the following disease which
the medical faculty have pronounced In
DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies

VIII not radically cure. DR., Il chau'i
Golden Balsam No. | will cure Syphlli In IL
primary and secondary stages, such IA Old
s ulcers ana liberated sore throat sora eyes
stages of the disease, Graduating disc ge and
mercury thoroughly. Price IS per b. leo
Two bottles for ~. Dr. Rlchau's Goldcn Bah
sam No. 2 will cure the third stages or Ter
uary Syphilis, where syphiltic and mercus
rial rheumatism are connected with thes- pri-
mary and secondary. i have hundreds o
ceitlncaies where miraculous cures have been
effected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they like, and require no outward
applications. Hundreds suffer from syphi.
ltic and mercurlal rheumatism who are no
aware o; ~ and defy such TO obtain radi
cal cure without the use of this medicine. i {
beneficial effects are felt at once. II has raj 3
ed men from hospital beds In one week, w h0
have laiL there for years under the best pra O.
ttioners y the city, and is the only radio .
cureior he worst disease known-Syphili n
Price " per bottle, or two bottles for so. i
saves .yourself-lt saves your Offspring Gro m
the talnt OF this scourge.
DIR. Richau's Golden AntidOte, a safe, speedV
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhoea,
gleet, Irritation. gravel and all urinary de-
rnngementH, accompanied with full direo-
uons. Warranted To cure. Price So per bot
tie.
DIR. Rlohau's Golden Elixer de Amour, N
radical cure for Spermatorrhea, general de-
blllty In old or young, giving vitality and inns
parting energy with wonderful effect 10 thoss
VINO nave led life OF sensuality or self-abuae
IL Is invaluable TO those who are anxious ion
an Increase OF nmily. Nothing more certain
In Its effects. IL Is composed OF the mos
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king.
dom. Harmless but speedy In restoring
health. Price IS per BOTTLE or two bottles FOR
~. Trade supplied at a liberal discount.
On receipt OF price, by mail or expregs
these remedies will be shipped TO any part oi
the United States and Canadas free from obs
servaton. Prompt attention paid TO all cor-
espondence-strlotly confidential Private
parlor for ladies'. The doctor can be consult
ed NJ his office from q. m. 10 9p. m.
Address DR.. ID. Ii. RICHARDS, No. 1lS Va
rick street. New York city. N. Y
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BRUsH wITu TINE ARAns.

to-day. The fact that his is first ap-
peintment since peaces reign causes
much ramark
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FRAUD rArfTInNI1

Many lIotcls ana Restaurants rcnn the
LIZA n PERKINS bottles with a spurious
mixture and sERvE IT MS the GENUINE
lea a PERKINS, Worcestershire SaLcG
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Germany.
A DEAD CATHOLIC PRINCE.

A DEAD CATHOLIC PRINCE.
BERLIN, June 2.-His Royal Highness
Prince Charles Antoine of Hehenzol-
lern, the head of the Catholic branch of
the royal family, Is dead.
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TINI IIUNSl
In the reichcrath elections yesterday
liberals in Vienna elected - candidates,
the democrats 3 and the anu-semitics |.
The liberals also defeated the present
ministers of commerce and agriculture
in their respective districts. Salzburg
was carried by the liberals. DIR. Ed
ward Herbst, who was minister Of ius-
tice in the cabinet of 1867, and who Sc
cured, among other reforms, the aboli-
ton of imprisonment for debt in the
empire, has been elected to the reich
Crath by the liberal party in Prague,
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Mexican Securities,
LABOR MATTERS.

BOSTON, June 2.-Mexican rs, 52Js
scrip, $50; common, l2Js.
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of crowds. The German Liberal party
had three of its candidates defeated in
Vienna, which is loss of three seats in
that one CITY alone,
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nIAM FREE ArLAsr.n


Many people ara In tho habit OF study
Ing the last words Of dying men, TO see
II they indicate In what channel the
mind IL running, Others, who have deep
religious beliefs, study dying words TO
see II from them some glimpse into b. 0
profound beyond thia lite cannot be oh
tained, Without following either puh,
II seems TO ~ that the last words Of Vice
President Hendricks were exactly the
words which any old politician aud
smtesmnn, or Of any other OyeTwofked
IN n Of BB would, rOld no arn u mes
\ tge back from lhe other shore, return
10 this world. M more struggles; no
more care; no more dafeats, no more
hollow hOn0ra, no more teltved hopes.
II am free az last; send for n iza.' In
eight brief words the tired man, tired
unto death, gave 10 the wOrli nOll loe thai
all lts hOnOra we're M nothing; that the
only thing on earth worth the llnal
Cheriahing Of man was home ana the
affection which make the real home a
shrine. He must have felt that his
supreme moment was at hand; that he
WAS free; but no wanted one more glance
NJ the face OF the woman who has been
all aud all 10 him through 10 many
years. the woman who has held up his
arms hundred times when he was
ready 20 faint; who cheered him on (;
who, with abiding faith IN her husband
aud in herself, has always believed that
thu greatest was behind" no wonder
when the calm Of the grave began 10
aJeal over him aud no frlt that he war
free at last" no wanted the brave wifi
near him. M thought OF the hOn0rt
that were his came 10 him then; no
thoughts OF The hard lights that he had
lost and won; no th0nghta Cf what
might ba, could life h. spared TO MIN for
few years more 0ny over him stole
ito iurifable peace Of the eternal res
into which he wa4 sinking, aud the only
wish that she who f,r forty years had
been hia better II might ba near, In
such death The American home re-
celyes ita fullest ylndichtlpn aud the
-acted name Of wife mke' on new dlgnl
" aud new honor Ambition may b.
satisfied or Oltlivph; the highest tri-
umpha may l0se their on ihantmeni; the
struggle for fame or gold may NJ last
hecOmb burden, Then there II nothing
left except the sacred circle OF nome ~ 4
the affections which give TO home their
charm, II IL only there that the tired
man may turn and feel that he IL trea at
lasl; the great world for him contracts
10 that little circle and there the mirAcl,
of DibyhOod IL repeated for him ~ low
Ing voices make u lullaby, In listening
70 which unconsciously no sinks into his
dual slOep.- -[Salt Lake Tribune
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Teayed family and relatives OF the de-
parted our heartfelt symptthiea In their
hour OF sorrow, and pray God TO comfort
them,
RESOLVED, That a copy Of these reso-
luli0ns DO presented TO the family OF our
lamented President, that our hall be
draped In mourning for thirty days, ana
that the above resolutions be entered IN
our journal and published In the DEMO
Graf.
MAssILLoN, Dec, 81.
C,B, Won Kanel has Just received q
nice line OF jeWelry aud silyerware for
the holidays.
Mrs. David JacOby, OF EIkhart county,
Indiana, In Visiting NJ the lesdrnre OF
Mr., VIM, Miller, on East South street,
Mr., Peter F0gle, formerly VI this city,
but now uird Of the penltentlHry NJ
Columbus, ald wife, ara at present IN
tOwu, visiting their many friends.
The Mayors Onl,e has been crowded
by citizens slnre Ihe Il " Of this mon h,
who are taking advantage OF the 'Irl as
nrels presence IN town every evening,
to pay up their tFxes,
An oyaTcoat valued Mt twelve dollars
wls stolen from ia front Of Openhelm-
eT's clothing store, on s ulh Erir street,
NJ about liflern minutes after nve last
evening No clue ~ yet to he thief.
A complimentary reception and dance
viii be given 40 The Park Hotel next
Monday evening, by he Bicycle Club Of
Maaslllon, In hOuOr Of the annual meet
ing Of this officers OF the ONO division OF
the l., A, W,
Mr. Ed SaIgner " happy over the safe
arrival OF a baby girl, We don't know
how much the baby weighs, bat II II has
grown In tho same proportion that Ed.
has since the happy event, 10 must
weigh at least twenty-five pounds by
this time.
II seems that some parties attend the
Salvation Army meetings for the pur'
pose Of disturbing the meeting, az was
the case last evening 0le person had
To be elected. Wa think II h the duty
Of the Otllcars OF MBsaillOn TO see that
such thing does not happen again.
This evening your correspondent wilt
messed the laTgeet show on earth. The
Niagara Rick engaged the three Iowa
giants, whose ages are respectively
plgh can, twenty aud twenty four vears.
Their average height IL feet ll9i in.
chea, The trio gave an exhibition Of
fancy aud burleFqu6 skating, part OF
the features being the "NOther Hub
bard Dance" aud the "Du 10 Parade"
Tue giants are brothers.
Masslllon, Dac, dlh, 1885,
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RCmarkabl g rt,npci

Mrs. Mary A. Daily of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted six years with asthma
and bronchitis, during which time the
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was despaired Of until last October
she procured bottle Of Kings New Dis
Covery, when immediate relief was felt
and by continuing its use for short
time she was completely cured, gaining
In hesh so lbs In u few months. Free
trial bottles Of this certain cure OF oil
throat and lung diseases at Durbin
Wright q Cos drug store. Large bot
Ties Al,