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The Knights of Labor sued.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-H. F. Sharpe has sued the officers of the Knights of Labor for $50, GOO damages for asserting in their organ that he was an immoral brute, for revoking a contract with him to spread their doctrines in lectures and for expelling him from the liar
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Ills Funerul to Take Place on Thurs
 day.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. v.9.-The funeral services for John Mccullough will be held Thursday at il g. m. at St. Georges Hall. Private services will be held at the house on Wednes- day and the body will then be taken to the hall and will lie in state on Thursday. The pail bearers will be w. M Connor, w. J. Florence, INV. Collier, Lester Wallack, Joseph Jefferson, M. w. Canning, w. H. Thompson of St. Louis, J. B. Carson of Chicago, w. T. Johnson of Philadelphia, and John Cockerell of the New York World The offer by the St. Louis Elks of tomb in that city has been declined. The final burial place is undecided
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Local weather Reeora.

Local Weather Record.
 FOR NOVEMBER g. 1ss6.
 AI x ..a lai pn a r. s '1: 1u. Barometer. .2s.7s 2s76 a9.76 ss.s1 9s.s1 Hss1aSReter: HamIsIs9 ss s B B ss ss s ss and velocity in Weather .... Cl'dy Crdy Cl'dy Cldy Clear Mean bar. s.7s5; mean temp, 4s.s: mean humid Max. K temp, 5s; min. temp, A; rainfall IS '1. Max. hourly velocity of wind. 17 miles.
 FOR NOVEMBER 1884 Mean bar, so ss4; mean temp s5.7. Max temp, 45; min. temp, 33
 J. H. SHERMAN. Sergt s. c. U. g. A. resdinss sGss indicaaes tan seoS A dash Fl in connection with rainfall indicates precipitation too small to measure.
 BIRTHS. GHAHAM-In Ansonia, Oct. s1. . son to William and Mary Graham.
 MARRIAGES. E. g. Lines, John c. Noble, Of New York and Marina A. Clarke, of this city
 DEATHS. CoRsA-In Brooklyn, N Y., Nov. 2, John L. Cor aSGO Services at the Evergreen cemetery chapel on the arrival of tram that leaves New York at o'clock o'KEEFE~fn East Haven, Nov. 9, John O'Keefe, aged 60 years.
 MARINE LIST. #@a PORT oFNEw HAVEN. ~%6A
 ARRIVED. Nov. g. Sch Jennie Rogers, Lester, Millstone Point. stone Sch Sch Twilight Parker, Amboy, for Hartford, Sch Sarah Gaudy, Chapman, for Hartford. Sch Crisis, Beckwith for Hartford. Sch Trenton Smith for Hartford. Sch W Plurnmer, Howe, Balto, coal.
 FOR SALE, c@L ONE hand and two second hand wag AA@ons at SHEPARD'S LIVERY STABLE, no1O 5t Meadow Street.
 For Sale Cheap. R@) FULL BLOOD Newfoundland Dog, noi0 sts '' '' si1 ORCHARD STREET.
 FOR RENT, -AksA LOWER PART of house No. r Brown strsst rect e. Inquire GS M6 Mrs WoTER B nsRyil.e
 For Adoption, A HEALTHY. intelligent boy of six and half at SOAK STREET. no1O 1t+
 FOR SALE. T HORSE, business wagon and harness. &S Will be sold cheap to further Pense, as the owner has no use for them, and must be nelSsf sG's m A sha R ss ss STATE
 DIR. c. A. DORIAN
 HAS REMOVED TO
 641 HOWARD AVENUE. Office hours-7 to a. m., to and to D. m n10 i'm
 Board of Aldermen. FTIO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greet 1 ing:
 You are hereby required to warn the Board Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city on Tuesday the 10th day of Nov, 1885, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Given under my hand this 9th day of Nov, 1885. GEORGE F. HOLCOMB, Mayor.
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DYSPEPSIA.

W. H. Delker, Riga, Mich. Benjamin Briggs, Nicholasville, N Y. H. E. Owes, Port Royal, Pa. c. J. whitehead. Norwich, Conn. G. VanBuren, Mayfield, N. Y. J. T. Harold, Binghamton, N. Y. Mrs. B. Kimbaf1, Eureka, Me. Thomas Allan, Roscoe, Pa. William W. Jones, 0ardonia. Ind. Mrs. F. A. Jenkins, Pittsburg, Pa.
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gea1 gstate.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT. &AsA THE first story of No. 97 Blatchley avenue, W;;;I rooms; city water and gas. Rent $16 per saH month.
 Also store No. $40 Chapel street, with cellar. Rent low. Call on B. l.. LAMBERT. no7 St 658 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, 1f:.A TO private family on nearly nominal 1aA terms until May 1, a fully furnished sunny house with all modern conveniences, in the most desirable part of the city. Address w., no7 Courier Oface.
 FOR SALE. AsA BUSINESS property for manufacturing. E0l4 Brick building and wood buildings, formerly occupied for the manufacture of water pipes. Price and terms easy.
 Good brick house. 1a rooms; gas and city water; one block from the City Marked: only 8 ,000 FOR RENT. First class house on Howe street. store and tene- ment on Orchard street, tenement on Sylvan ave- nue.
 Money to loan at and per cent
 NO. 70 CHURCH STREET, RooM8 ~Omce open evenings from to 8.
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Board of A1dermen. ITO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greet 1 ing:
 You are hereby required to warn the Board Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city Tuesday, the 10th day of Nov, 1885, at 7:30 o'clock D. m.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of Nov, 1885, GEORGE F. HOLCOMB, Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original war rant. Attest, THOMAS O. HOLLIS, r1n
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-10
ROBlNSON'S, TO THE PEOPLE.

LUBBOCK BLOOD BITTERS is System Regu- lator and when there is any Arrangement of it, will take right hold it will build up and strengthen the weak places remove the cause of disease, and puri fes the blood.
 It cures the Sick Headache,
 Restores Lost Appetite, Aids
 Digestion, and Positively
 Cures Dy spepsia.
 These statements are not made without proofs to substantiate them. Below we print few of the many hundreds of names of those who have been cured by it's use:
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CONSTIPATION.

Mrs. D. Donahue, Pigeon Cove, Mass. William Vest Houtzdale, Pa. William James, Buffalo, N. Y. Lizzie Mohan. Geneva, N. Y. Mrs. A. Prqtyman, Buena Vista. Pa. Miss M Sullivan, Gharlestowp, Mass. Annie Forbes, E. Boston, Mass. - William Davis, Youghiogheny, Pa. J. J. Hubbard, Buffalo, N. Y.
 William c. Snyder, Rochester, Y. Y. no9eod&w1wt
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Jordan to have Clerk Dalton testify that he had canvassed and abstracted returns and had as 6 member of the canvassing board found a plurality for the Democratic Sena- tors. This the Republican counsel tried to keep out, claiming it was the court and not the canvassing board who should determine rom the returns who had plurality, and that all testimony heretofore given as to ab- stract and official canvass should be stricken out. It was further claimed by Jordan that the application for writ of mandamus was premature because Dalton had not power to count any of the returns, nor had the Re- publican senatorial candidates demanded nor been refused certificates of election.
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GHOSTS IN MACON,
A Story to be Taken for What IL 1, Wor

otory 10 De Iaken Tor What IL Is Worth,
MACON, Mo-, Jan. 5.--For some time
the more ignorant of the inhabitants of
Macon have been somewhat excited
over reports being circulated in regard
to house said to be haunted. The ne
groes especially may be seen standing
IN Knots upon the str eet corners dis
cusslng the question with awe depicted
upon their countenances.
Your correspondent having heard so
much talk in regard to the matter con-
Guided on yesterday Sunday morning
TO go round and interview the gentle
man who lately occupied the houie in
question, but vacated it on Christmas
day, having, according to reports i'm cir
culat1on, been run out by the gyrations
and maneuvres of his unseen visitor.
Having learned where the gentleman
resided, the correspondent proceeded to
ms residence, and was admitted into
the presence of gentleman OF middle
age, his wife, and two children. After
lew moments passed in ordinay con-
versation the object of the call was
preached. The story to him he related
was about as follows:
"In the fall l lived in house under
which there was a cellar, which, owing
to the wet weather, was filled with
water, and my family being sickly |
moved out of it into the house referred
to on account of the cheap rent and its
being in town. Nothing occurred of
much interest for some time after we
moved into the house, but my wife COM
planned of things being moved around
IN the house and of being unable to
Keep anything in its place. But we did
not pay much attention to this until
one of those cold nights, when we were
all sitting around the stove trying to
keep warm. All the doors were sud
denly thrown open and horrible groan-
ing and moving around OF the furniture
heard IN the other room. We got up as
soon as o ur surprise and scare would
allow us, and closed the doors, and
made a thorough search OF the premises
without finding anything. After this
the above proceedings were Of daily and
nightly occurreI Sometimes the
bed upon which we were lying was per-
ceptibly moved and shaken up. These
proceedings continued up to the time
when we left the house."
This was about all we could learn in
regard to the matters. The house be-
l0nged to colored man who died
Thanksgiving day. He was reported to
nave had some money concealed about
the premises, which he declared no one
should get hold of, and which has not
yet been found, and the colored people
say his spirit is guarding it to keep any
one from getting possession of it,
missouri Republican.
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The best smoking tobacco is "Little
JOKER

An effort is being made to organize 8
new county from portion of Tom
Green with Midland as the county seat
MIR. b. X. Brant, secretary of the Mid.
land Town company, and other promi.
nent citizens ofthat place, were in San
Angelo, the county seat of Tom Green,
this week taking steps in that direction,
They met with no opposition there, and
every thing seems favorable. They
aaim the requisite numbers-l50 voters
and will petition the next legislature
for new county of thirty miles square,
lying just south OF Martin county. This
will be a great convenience for the peo-
pie of that town who now have to go to
Abilene, theme by stage so or 20 miles,
to their county seat every time they de-
sire toexamine the records. Let every
county that possesses sufficient popua-
ton organize--we like to witness such
development-but let no fraud be prac-
ticed, nor allow carpet baggers finger
in the pie.-Big Springs Pantagragh.
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS MONDAY JANUARY r. 1895
A sequal of the Colored Exodus,


About the time of the state and con-
gressional elections of 1882, which re-
suited so disastrously to the Republic
cans and presaged their coming defeat
In 1854 unless they should expert
ence "change of heart" a
concerted effort was made to
harass the colored inhabitants of the
southern states with fears of personal
insecurity to result from the Democratic
victory. Emissaries, some of whom
were tracked to the state of Indiana.
where Republican politics are specially
unscrupulous, Went south and organ
| med an exodus of these Door people.
Several thousands sold their scanty pos
sessions and travelled nerthward in
| large parties to seek new homes, Some
| settled in Indiana from various states.
Kansas was the favorite refuge of those
who were seduced to forsake the state
Of Louisiana.
circumstances were fruitless. Their
white guides told them they could not
trust Democratic assurances, that their
fears were groundless. They believed
blindly what they thus were told. They
mad to learn by bitter experience that
In emigrating they were dupes of o cold
Dlooded political plot to play on the
feelings OF northern voters by the re-
ports OF their distress. They have
learned it at last, and Gre returning
southwark in troops, mostly to Texas,
which in the recent presidential election
cast the largest Democratic majority of
any. state in the Union. The spectacle
OF their return after an unhappy and
uncessful struggle for foohhcld among
strangers is an Instructive commentary
upon MIR. Blaine's malignant speech at
Augusta, Maine, two weeks after that
election, in which he sought to stir up
again the same kind of apprehensions
among the colored people Of the south.
New York Herald.
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SOME BAD SYMPTOMS.

continued
nasal blood T%n
stomach enf
seoreions
anne en peeo d eyeah occasionally buoyancy spirits
TO
up ne o and often without knowing that
as wen he
t organs are becoming impaired
poisonous material the
the vital and
MOMEN
no eu poorly protected Many suffer keenly
aAUhEiS IN OUK SChOOLS maladv
hearfulr
LAWYERS In THE andJu
n the
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL,
so
strongly necessity this
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CA |. Z !!|! / z !; z II

of o,x
thousands suffer without
most complaint
te passages There
OF the nasal bowu
t Va
Other are hawking splitting inaamed eyes,
head, and o"' anu
All persons thus affected take cold
within, while
line psesse oovey until pain bowels stae.
doctor take this or that perhaps
pc stomach The patient
inexperienced; its
hng oyerhead hundreds In such
soo o'on
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Nasal Catarrh.

% the disease only affects the nasal nay
bys
bronchial all
TO elect
caed yap In the common air H pen
and perfectly
v wbi ne hGa tubes and lungs better this
nO The sOmac
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The VoLTAIC BELT Co., of Mar
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nave appellate jurisdiction, where the
ludgemenl rendered or the amount in
controversy shall exceed 500, exclusive
OF interest and COSTS" "Under section
z, article V of the constitution 1t was
within the power of tn, legislature to
thus limit the appellate jurisdiction of
this court. (W. Il w. Con. Rep. Secs.
6l0, 629, $780, This court, therefore, is
without Jurisdiction of the cause and
the appeal is dismissed.
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A HERALD reporter interviewed a
gentleman last evening who claims he
came from Fort Worth via Underground
route. He says his name is Peter Smith,
mot Peter, the mayor, however.) Mr..
Smith says he left Fort Worth two years
ago, and that the route Is a huge cave
leading from that city to this, and that
the flrst light that had dawned upon
him since he left was under the sky
light at Webster's photograph gallery,
70l Elm street, and he advises the read
ers of the herald to let the light dawn
upon them at the same place if they
want good picture. Fullparticulars of
the cavern route dc. will be published
next week.
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THE GOLD AIR INHALlNc BALM

m @ par OF my treatment regard important especially in wane
battle the
me
by the
These
nng
will Invariably check it producing euo and
00u "o IL
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IF relieve fowbeng have been relieved this osome
disgusting himself
satisfied
mankind. T. p ClILDS
II RECOMMENDING Nh. CHLDs SUBsCRIBERs;
"The publishers editors Of the Journal and Messenger CINCINNATI
Chds eonfdencen
confidence
will he publishers
Christian Weekly
Boston,
medicines advertisement MrCh
we at first declined Its insertion but making INQUIRY we received such salts
far from Rev. Mr. Chd proprietor of the medicine that we withdrew
investigation, satisfied p Chd treatment for the head
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A woman who is weak, nervous and
sleepless, and who has cold hands and
feet, cannot feel and act like well per-
son. Carter's Iron Pills equalize the
circulation, remove nervousness and
give strength and rest.
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(uttiiJCllra
A POSITIVE CURE
For Every Form of Skin and Blood Dis

| have had the Psoriasis for nine months.
ABOUT hve mon hs ago applied to doctor
nately nd to leave, but continued taking
MS MEDICINE for nearly three months, but the
disease did not leave. / saw Mr.. Carpenters
letter In the Philadelphia Record, and his
9 ,se perfectly described mine. l tried the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, using two rortles RE-
SOLVENT and CUTICURA and CUT CURA SOAP
In proportion, and call myself completely
cureo. l.. +. BARNARD.
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Falcon Is the dandy.

Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
consumption, loss of appetite, dizziness,
and all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price
10 and rs cents per bottle. Sold by J. NJ,
House.
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Liberal advance will be made on gen.
eral stocks of dry goods, notions, boots,
shoes, household furniture, ut the auc-
ton and commission house of Fine,
Very Fine, 6l0 Elm street.
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OFFER OPEN FOR TEN DAYS ONLY
$4,000 stock boots and shoes, all fresh,
clean, unbroken packages, and well as.
sorted, we offer at manufacturers cost
on long time with real estate or good
personal security. Call early, if you
want bargain.
THOMAS RANDALL IL NEPHEws,
0l3 and 6l5 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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Premature Loss of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use
of Burnett's Cocoaine.
Housekeepers should assist upon OBJ
tanning Burnett's Flavoring Extracts.
They are the best.
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thousands a e DYING

In life with consumion,
was oaarrh Neglected whom
OF health dark
cough
in the "uos'oVeu Oatarrh ends
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Louisiana State Lottery.
Regular monthly drawing Tuesday,
January 10. For tickets apply to
GEORGE A. WEBSTER,
FOL Elm Street.
BEFORE Doing TO New York.

l will slaughter goods and make room
to enlarge our wholesale and retail
spring stock. Il. Bauman, FOG Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
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BEST FOR ANYTHING

hHNing USED your CUrICURA REMEDIES
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u,. NJ, Il. $. HORTON.
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Insure your homes with Smith n
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Sleepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Ia by
remedy Tor You. Sold by !. NJ. House,
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Insure your house with Smith d Hall
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The largest stock of wines and whis-
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS

Cured. Not Sign of its Temperance.
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HAvFRHILL, MASS
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MY EXPERIENCE.

Eighteen Years OF terrible headache,
disgusting nasal discharges, dryness OF
the throat, acute bronchitis, coughing,
soreness of the lungs, rising bloody mu.
Gus, and even night sweats, incapacitat-
ing me from my professional duties and
bringing me to the verge OF the grave
all were caused by, and the results of,
nasal catarrh, After spending hun
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| compounded my Catarrh Specific and
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How They Get at

How They Get at 1t.
Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters
alone reach the seat of disease through
the pores of the skin. 25c.
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Trunks made to order, at 722 Elm
street.
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Falcon is the new brand.
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A Little Panicisy for Prices.

Heavy wooden underwear in all grader
and prices at cost at REINHARDT's.
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SCROFULOUS SORES.

had dozen bad sores upon my body and
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Tried your CUTICURA REMEDIES and they
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HEBRON, THAYER COUNTY, PENN.
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When received your treatment could
hardly move about, hut before Ind used IL
six weeks could work all the time, and have
been attending my business ever since.
shall always recommend your treatment
In the highest terms. 70 rs respectfully,
IRVING q. Gibson,
Mobley's Pond, Ga.
received your medicine and used rs d.
rocted, and now rejoice In saying that am
well. jos. A. MARTIN,
Galley Bridge, Fayetto Co W. Va.
Your medicines were duly received, and nf-
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Mrs. A. l.. PORTLAND, Centreville, Texas.
was terribly afflicted with nasal and
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Rock River Falls, wis.
Being one OF your cured patents, l recom-
mond your treatment 10 II find troubled
Mrs. JOHN SULLIVAN,
1853 Dorman st., Indianapolis, Ind.
! would not take iarm for your specific II
II could not be replaced.
]. II. ROBERTS, Chicago, III.
Your treatment has cured my daughter of
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1write 10 tell you that am perfectly cured
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r Childs' Treatment for Catarrh, and nj,
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oung Menl--Rsad This.

Geo. G. Min says he is an agnostie
not an atheist.