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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
Jacobini 10 Retire soon.

RoME. Feb. 5.-A report is clrculstss =.
Cardinal Jscobihi has finally decided :. =
sign his poaition IS Pspal Secretary Of s...'
and soon formally to retire. The resso, q
this decision IS that the Cardinal S1S. ~
position growing daily more dificni,
cause of the continual and groxin, a.. o
sions between himself and the Comra;,s-
OF Cardinals upOn the question OF TIE v.s
cans political attitude. w
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

ENGLAND has another sensation. Khar-
toum has fallen aud General Gordon either
killed or prisoner. This brief intelligence
indicates grave disaster to the English forces
IN Egypt. The excitement in London and
throughout Great Britain is intense. Intel.
ligence from the seat OF war will be anx.
iously looked for until something more def :
mite is ascertained.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

1T is understood in Washington that Presi-
dent Cleveland indicated TO both Carlisle
and Randall on their visits that it would be
very embarrassing to him to have to call an
extra session OF Congress Immediately after
coming into Office, and suggested that it
would be great Satisfaction to him to have
the work Of Congress pushed along in such
way that he would BE- relieved from any
necessity OF such action.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
A HARrroRD, Conn, special Of the lta
says

says:
House of Representatives this afternoon over
proposition appropriate SIS for the repair OF
captured Confederate flag, which Is % be returned
% the Foui Tn Mississippi REGIMENT The presen
tation IL 10 be by the veterans OF the Ninth Con-
necticut Regiment, who captured the flag aud
there was no opposition.
There should have been "a breeze over
such a proposition. Repairing a battle
flag would just about destroy al the value
there is in it Why not repair Gil the
ruins OF the Cd World? 1t might make
them more attractive TO dudish folks.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
A SANDER Refuted.
charleston News and Courier,

LOHaIIsssOu 1'C'F9 aIIu OOUIIoI'I
There are no Confederate flags in Charles.
ton, IN the streets or anywhere else, except
the few which are kept in glass cases in the
armorlts OF the volunteer corps as relics of
the wsr. On all public occasions the United
States flag is conspicuous by its presence. It
Is our flag, and we have no other. At the
Democratic jubilee ssme time ago thousands
of United States fsgs were used in decorat-
ing the residences and stores.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

event of the Suez Canal fsl.in, in
hands. Canada might even ssnd iu.o aosss
$1,000 men, which she could ess;iv .yve Q.
81 emergency, in twenty-five dsvs pare "a
pends upon the cultivation OF a eor., al ts-
between Canada and England ieelins
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
The Prince of wales sh.t., =

PAsIs, Feb. 5.-The express Train T..
Cannes, on which the Prince OF Wales ~.
passenger. came into collision to.s.v :,
Avignon with a freight tram. The P,i,s.
of Wales suffered nothing more than A s,.s.
shock from the accident. Nobody wss -
iured
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

DR.. CRARLEs McDoUeALL, ranking as Brig
adler General in the regular army, and now
on the retired list, has had the honorary de-
gree OF Doctor of Medicine conferred upon
him by the Medical College of Indiana. The
doctor is an uncle of our fellow townsman,
DIR. John NJ. Dunlap. The comforting OF the
degree is q creditable honor worthily be-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
Frivolous and Frsnchy.
[Burdette's Sunday Column

"a short absence" says Mirsbeau, quick
ems love, long absence kills it," Ha Then
the fellows who have been out of Office
tweDtyfour years probably have no desire
whatever to go 10. That's about as much
as Frenchman could be expected to know
about politics.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
Congratu,atory Message.

PARIS, Feb. 5-The Figaro states that the
Fenians of Paris have cabled message Hf
congratulation TO ODonovan Rosa upon
bis escape irom death at the hands OF Mrs
Dudley.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

THE Sentinel is vigorously demanding a thor
ough investigation OF the State Treasury, aud MI
COopef's friends, IN retaliation are threatening
20 expose some campaign secrets in which Mr..
Shoemaker feured conspicu0usy. Enough has
estn' readin'" II the development should come.
Indianapolis News.
Mr.. Shoemaker is not informed whether
there IS proper responsibility for the above
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06
The Case as Stated.

The difference between Rev. Heber New
ton and Bishop Potter At toe present time
appears 10 be that the former is very ANXIOUS
10 becon q martyr and the latter to pre-
vent him.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-06

II the rumors of corruption in regard u
SECRETARY Teller are true, the Interior D :
psrtment will sf8rd an extensive field fer
Mr.. CleveIand's reform msAiures. "Opea
the books and turn the rascsls QUIZ
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
slnriaa Of snnrIsMa.

CedartoWn, Florida Soma % ErS So
fish spauows that ~ 10 and fro
among tho shade traos io front Of .
dwelling, have become 50 tamo that
they porch upon the shoulders OF The
young woman OF tho house, PICKING
crumbs from her hands a"d slipping
water from her gl0bular car rings.
"During the session of 700 r"cOrunl q
court on Tuesday" Ehys tho Macon
telegram aut Messenger, "an Engll %
sparrow llsw into the c1Hs.-rOOm, ard
aitor nuttering about flr several min
utes, lit GA tho head oil the record &.
rheg official directed tho chloi 10
arrest the cheeky bird, and impr.a9n
him for contempt OF court. The order
was easier 20 siyo than 70 execute, and
the bird got away"
Thl4 that follows is from tho presg,
OF Portland, Maine: "rhero iS q tTo.Enl
shed o. tho Grand Trunk station IN
which q great many spsrrows Two.
Tues lay q butcher bird flew In, and,
strange 10 In almost en,instant NOS
a sparrow could DO seen. Whero they
wens no ono could say. The bird found
but two victims the first day. Menu'
while some boys noticed tho trouble,
ana finally managed 90 Kill tue bird
with a stone. This mo .nent the b'ri
struck tho ground tho very building
waA alive with singing 'HparrOWs,
50 delighted were they 10 DO oui
again"
Al Indianapolis, th0 other day, 9
gentlemen saw g sparrow, oil his Brit
ish blood evidently aroused, startiua
after n small object, which, IN iti
sight, glJterea like q fragment from
@ rainbow. They quickly disappeared
but presently the sparrow cauo win 3
ing its way back. nOg with tho air CT q
C0nuueror, hut plainly in full retreat,
with the ap.Uk of iridesceuG plum2ga
close hehiud him. The sparrow dron
ped into sOme tall grass to escape, Dul
his nSsgilau5 vas not ID DO suaken on
and fell upon him, tho fpRrrow utter
ing the IdOst distressing cries. Inc
spectator of the conflict draEinf
nearer. tho hummiugbird was fright
cued of, and tho badly-whipped 5per'
row escaped further punishment IRON
the lanco.like bill of his antagonist,
Hera, last OF ell, Is a sparrow story
from tho Journal, Of Lewiston, Maine
an Young woman, who lives in s
boarding house in Lewiston, has &c
far during the summer, made 81
especial pat OF one pert little English
sparrow, that has built rest near ths
house. At first she fed 10 with crumbs
in the door yard, and II came regularly
each day for Its 1oOu, BY degrees II
became so tame that it would eat from
her hand. and fusliy became 10 81
tachod 10 her that IL followed her When
sha went 10 q neighbGr's TO call, and
would chirp knowingly to nor. The
young lady went away on T. visit, the
other day, to White Rock, in German
Cumberland county. The day follow
ing her arrival sue WAS startled by the
familiar chirp OF 81 English sparrow,
and 10 see hor old pat circling about
her FOR its daily crumbs. Each day,
ps AIRED regularly for her food, and, on
her return TO Lewiston, made her re'
appearance ct che door, and comes
now each day for iood,ias bsforo hei
departure"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

sinfa hffm than sr0d, rarlie ~ N
HfHat fumniaf resort ilk1 MWtha'a
VinngHfd, lrrHnan thnF nnd n "a pl4Hss
at nnd henlth ul 500 fur tneiftamI-
lies nud themselves, rather than be
cause ~ oamp.meHiinE " held ihrfo'
They sack rasf aud recreation, rather
than the excitement ~ religious o..
viyal. "Our tabernacle services
DO sava, "must hs adapted 30
th0 level of tho thOughiH
und Fplrits az tho people while
hero. 'fhoY may BIZ auchAs Will oln.
vHto, broaden, and strengthen men aud
women, aud ap make them worth moro
81 tho church, without attempting 40
yival work. thus BIO frDWna ON r9-
Vivali, douOlnc6a "ulisy services aud
religious cruditios," aud Hskh bis toll
low Christians 20 cease calling
mao n sinner because no docs not
shout.
ifsoma outsider should say all tnis,
thor0 would he nothing surprising IN
q, but iI is Indeed noteworthy IN view
Of tho position OF tha speaker In tho
church itself.
IL would seem 20 indicate thst
something akin % what IN called "r0'
form within tho party" ia golng on ia
the Methodist church'-lNow YORK
Sun.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

Al n0ek aprlnes, wyoming Territory,
caused bf tha massacre ~ uhl1Hfo ~.
ilrori hF white mlnafs. a elpf of
fha telegram wan forwarded g.
\ orsiarY Endlooit - ne
homo hi Maslaohusetis. Adlulaut
Osnafal Dmn had son.
isronro with Secretary hiy-
ard HH 20 tho best enurse o.
pursue. 10 was decided In vieW az tho
Uniformity az tho call for troops, nOi tn
dlsiurb tho president with tue ques-
lion, hns instead, b. issue oTdora
for United States troops 20 proceed
~ the Hlano az disturbance Tor tho
purpose ~ protecting tho United
Statns mails. INA soldiers ara
10 Keep open the route OyoT
which tho malls ara carried anu
prav0nt any Interference with them.
Adlutant General Drum th6r0-
foro autographed General Sohoheli, ~
Chicago, ordering two companies
To proceed Immediately % tho scene OF
disturbances, for the purposes indi-
Gated. It IL expected thar tho pras-
encs of the troops will lond % pravon.
further tloable.
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Galveston

GALVESTON, Sept. 4.--[Speclel. =
Officers OF the steamer Lone Star, from
New York, which arrived her to-day,
report finding on tho coast OF Georgia,
OFF Savannah, the hull OF tho GsTunn
bark Caroline Susannah, OF Densic
There was nothing lett Of the vessel
but tho naked hull. and the only sigu
of life was British bull dog. The
starving terrier was rescued. The
wreck was fired but it would not burn,
being water-lGggec. Nothing Is
known here OF the destination OF tho
unfortunate bark or tho fate OF the
crew.
This island has been visited by an
unusually heavy rainfall tho past
three days. Since 3 O'Clock p. m. last
Tuesday 0 30-l00 inches OF ram has
fallen, inundating the streets in many
places to the depth of 10 inches. Ram
fell almost necessarily to-day, the sig
nal service register showing 5 73-1O0
for the "A hours ending at O'Clock
this raoruing. The average rainfall
for the month for Galveston is only
4 SO 100 inches. Tao storm does not
extend far inland.
Tho British steamship Marioness,
from Liverpool, with genera cargo,
arrived at the outer roads last evening.
She is drawing 10 fact oil water ana
will havo to lighter portion of her
cargo before coming inside.
The Morgan steamship Clinton ar
rived from Indisnola Jhis morning
and sailed for Morgan City this eyeh-
ins. This is the last trip of the Gun
toa, as the Morgan line
will discontinue their stenm-
ers in this trade from
this date. This discontinuanoe Is
caused by tho absorption OF tbs New
Orleans, Texas & Mexican road by
the Huntington system, thus giving
the latter direct all-rsil connection be-
tween Now Orlolns, IuGianola, Vic
toria and other Western Texas points.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

WAsHIS0roN, sept. i.-lSpoc.A'l-
Tho following patents were issusl This
week TO Toxau inyeu.oHi
80, Austin, Bouham, washing ma-
chine.
J.E. BlAE0, vi Paso, sinking by
drRuliG piles.
n. r. Brown, Tyler, cotton cOm-
prossOE.
4. l.. Chisholm, ShGrnau, motor,
j. j. Lain, BRACES Point, tug and
hlp strRn attachment, ZOE harness,
j. q, Wilson, Cameron, gats,
L.. Easloy, Whit, c0rn'planter.
j. j. EllisIon, Halesboroughi cotton
seed planter.
Il. l., Price, FSreslbgrGh, stalk cut
ter.
Il. A, watson, Houston, moequito'
net frame.
j Il, Cummlns, aoKinnoy, ploR.
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LANCASTER, Sept. 4.-[Special.l J.
Cotton picking having begun in earn
est, business ia beginning to improve
Two gins hnvo started up and the
third will start in few days.
The roller mill will begin business
in few days.
The body OF young Thompson,
drowned in Ten Nile creek, was re-
covered by tho merest accident. In
searching for it with great hook, one
hand was caught on to-. and that hand
was the only part of his body uncov-
cred by sediment.
Major Will Porter, one Of the lead.
ing merchants of Nashville, and
Squire Joe Porter, a prominent BUSH
ness man of Graham City, are on q
visit here, their old home. They were
serenaded last night by the Silver
Cornet band.
A protrated meeting at tho Freshly
teri2n church begins next Sunday,
and at the Baptist church on the third
Sunday.
After o brief but enjoyable visit, Mr..
and Mrs. John Little, OF Memphis,
will return home next week
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
4 MOSGOLIANa ASSACgg.
HHr WAn on cHInEsr MInfas.
Details ~ ths hiaurhief and ofemsiien
M flock spriass. wyoming Causes
that Compelled the Waite
Mez 10 Frntsot themselves
Agaiusttho Colestiais
rho Nsvs from ohsyepnp

|, CHEYENNE, Sept. THE worst hiss
,Vvldontly not toan tod regarding tho
anti. ChIaaso rlots Ia tho western part
OF wyoming. Aeoordlpg 10 aiviesl
from Evanston, whore tho second
lygss, coal mining camp Of tho U MON
Pacific road Ia located, tho move.
meut IL q pTOcOnceft0G 0ao, IL
had been arranged that tho hIss
attack upou the Chirose was TO ba
made In Carbon, . mining town ABOUT
$50 miles east at Roik Springsi 70 90
followed hY Ike movements Ia tue
After place aud mt EVanton, rhe
Rock Springs miners, however, LOOK
the Initiative. The mob st that place
looted the Chlnamsn's houses before
sottlng lire TO them. Tho outbreak
commenced ia mins No. q, wherS mo
Chinese mluerd we're attacked aud
killed. Then tho nit com
the white women jnlniug with
loaded shot-auns In their hands.
Superintendent Evans, OF tho Como
mine, had been wsrned % leave town,
aud BIO did 80 with alacrlty, passing
through hero to-day On rnuto Tor
Omaha. Nothing cgn nA hoari nom
Carbon. Tho ~ egraph oparss1r lnorD
isbvidontiy afrsi TO send news from
Evanston. Tho sheriff ot UIntah
county photographed thl5 ovaulRS 10
Governor Warren lows:
"a largo numher M2srt, Wi's
myself, ara satislod tuSt the outr@gns
oeInmitttd a. Rock Syringe viii ~
repeated here ana NTe liable 10 break
out vt any inc. We mood troops 20
protect tho lives aud property OF our
citizens.n
Governor Warren IL at Green River.
but he has talographod tp tho COM
manding Office ~ Fort Stoel, and d, a.
l Russell and troops are ordered 10 mold
oiemsoives In readiness t1 move ~ Il
moments notice.
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Ag
- -, OAK
z1NSS

"My deliberate Judgment l5that tho
oven of tho Range, as compared wiJh
Others, ~ not only more equally
heated IN every part-irout rs well as
rear-but ~ q result Of It's superior
ventilation tho food placed therein is
better cooked, whilo retaining a
swoeter havor, and @ larger proportion
OF us be juices. have found, ala',
thns the consumption OF fuel in thi-
Range for given amount Of work, t.
much loss than any other"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
A snrnrih.tng Gdea.

The Methodist cemp-meeting, on
Martha's Vineyard, Glis summer mas
been somewhat DISC uioted by re-
markablo sermon whicp was preached
the ether day by Bishop H. >, roster
The occasion was tho desiicatlon OF
chapel, at S:l5 a. m. Thessexs was the
question, "What shall be t. he character
OF the services held here In years To
come?' Tue answer was inl Substance,
mot n Communicating revival service,
at all events"
No wonder this answer, co)ming from
such source, has excited prprise ano
critical comment among Mesnodists;
The Rev. DIR. Foster, accorliiD 10 tne
report OF his discourse before us, lakes
the broad ground that mode rn reiiki.
GUS .revivals, for the most part 40
n e. .:srrra yierr- "a s. ~
q
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LONE OAK, Sept. 1.-lSpec!Rl.l -The
town was aroused this morning about
o'clocl; by tho alarm Of fire. The
conaagrgtion destroyed tho business
part ottow r., consisting Of niue busi-
ness stores and part of th9ir contents.
Following arc tho losses and insur'
ance:
q. l.. Richards, hardware, loss $500;
no insurance..
A. r. Jackson, loss, $1,000; insured
for $3.50.
b, +. Eortenburg, loss, $500; Insured
for $3.50.
CosDedgo IL Naah, loss, 81 600; insured
for 1885,
r. p. Kawley, loss, $1,000; Insured
for $500.
suco.
Eskew & Johnson, loss, 500; no ia-
surapco. Nearly all the goods were
saved, but were more or less damaged.
John Chaflu's stock, where Ghe IRE
Originated, was entirely consumed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
Ahout Oo,ernm.nt rroon..

CHICAGO, Sopt. 4,-Inquiry was TO-
day made a. military headquarters 10
learn whether tho troops would inter
pose In the Anti.C Chinese demonstration
In Rock Springs. IL Was learned that
application had been made to tho
governor OF Wyoming, but no action
had bean taken M lar as known,
though tho United states troops could
not DO employed except by order OF
tho prsgldout upon such application
by tho governor 10 quoll arlot or main
tain the peace. Yet troops could DO
used az al tltnas IN tho defense OF
govern 4Sut property, Three COM
peuics nave boon sent to Rock Springs
for lila purpOsO,
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Weatherford

WEATHsRFoRD, Sept. 4.--[special.l
Bill Benton was tried to-day for cat
Ito stealing and versict of acquittal
WIS brought in.
The Stago VS.. Bob Scott, for stealing
cattle was called this evening. The
state announced ready for trial; the
defence filed a motion for continu-
epGe.
The stone work on the Caruthers
block was finished to day and tho force
was put on the court house.
The ti-prohibitionists are working
very hard distributing Senator Coke's
spe5cb.
The cotton buyers OF the city feel
confident that the cotton receipts OF
this county will be from $1,000 to $1,000
bales.
DIR. A. Young, the temperance leo
turer, lectured hero tonight on prohi-
hilton.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10
Tho Grand Prairie School Iseuo.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Sept ,--LEditor
HERALD. In to-dsy's HERALD ep"
pears an article from Mr.. S. Il. Gran
than, trying to correct q statemont
made in former issue In some
things his s5atem9Gts arc true,
and in otheya time will tel
whether they are or not, Ho
ssya thar She "Opposition IT, F0raher
is weak end III ita last expiring go
aies.n Ii it is weak now &c alTays
has heen, and any one c2n see In Judge
Bowers Office petition signed with a
gocdiY number pf the patrons OF this
dls5rjgt, stating they do not want him
(FsrakoD a. teacher. Judge Bower
(yhos0 aid tho writer iguOras) cGn
compare tho number Of scholars Oh
that petition with tho List OF scholars
az reported by the asseeaor) and see
what per cent. they boar to the whole.
The character of the men who were
elected we never nave impugnGd;
nevertheless they, We're elected by
receiving votes outside OF the district,
and the right of suffrage being de
niod. He states that the trustees had
contracted with Foraker and nc
would teach tho school without the
aid Of Judge Bower. We have Judge
Bowers statement of same date,
r.o.i.',. that the trustees had not all
been qualified and that one had re-
fused TO be qualified. Now, We would
like to know how trustees can contract
with teachers without first being
Qualified? We suppose the msjority
Of whom he speaks can do anything
they please and the meagre minority
must luck their tails and ssv nothing.
Now, ii they ara willing tor the ma
iority OF tho patrons OF this dtatrict to
rule, we are Democratic to the hub;
and if they (the trDstees) will call a
meeting, and let u have voice as to
who will tSacn, we will cheerfully s:'
uuiesce IN the choice-nc outsider
nor any but those having scholastic
children being allowed vote.
MANY CITIZENS.
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For tho benefit OF suffering humanity
and In heartfelt gratitude nj tho wonderful
result doom 10 only my duty 10 give TINS
unsolicited testimony ln favor OF SwlItr,s
Specific, NJ wife mas b.on afflicted win
her lltaVy Eczema or Salt i.hoUni nom
her Infancy. lthns Increased IN intensity
wit. each succeeding Sprlrg, and lCn
somewhat Sisilled In medicine myself, l
tried every remedy ] could think OF Tor
r. ear. --SAfSNparillH CQmpncs with every
lur,1 OF p2taSsiW, ana hundreds or other
remedies, lotions and an washes or
every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary relief During tho spring OF 1854
her lover oNremltlcs became 50 lnuamel
aud snrc hat gho was obliged TO keep thcm
constantly coated with q covering nt "Ful.
lets Earth" mixed wet aud allowed 20 dry
on, Among other iningS she was aihlVltd
with a periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven Il vs., soble'
times followed Ny m intermittent fever
for weeks at n time, so thNt her liG became
u burden TO her.
This spring determined she should take
Z. S.S ana following strictly Lhe directions
IN regard 20 dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. Aitcr taking the hrst
large bottle The disease seemed to Increase
tho burning, itching and inflammation DC,
came Undesirable. She, hOwcyeGperseyorod
In tho use OF the medicine. AZ or taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
70 subslde. Attcr the third hO'tlo the IN
elimination disappeared, and sore sposs
dried upnnd IN nCd WNllo hhu tChlyi ,aiN
hually She bru he'd them ofin an impHlpl-
bic white powder resembling pure sat sac
"a now taking the sixth bDLt,e, three table
Rp0urfuls four times daily, Every appear
anca of the disease has gone, and her ucsh
Is becoming soft, white and smooth again;
aud what is more, her pcriOdica! ho0Jnchg 5
have disGpp AIRED ana sho rs now, NJ Oh
years Of age. enjoy ing the only good health
she bOs known 'or upwards Of 40 years. NO
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle of $ $. ., ~ worth thocs-
aud times It's weight in g0lu,
ANY further Information concerning her
case win BIO chearfully given by herSel' AZ
her residence, l3j Aiullet street, or by me
JOHN + BRADLEY, a GriswolI eit'
Detroit, Mich, May 10, 1888.
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GAINEsyILLE, Sept. i-lSpeoiall-
Mr.. Daugherty, farmer living IL
miles south OF here, was killed on
"Wednesday evening by being kicked
by q mule.
g ainesvlllo's trst bGlo OF cotton of
this seasons crop was received here
to-day.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-10

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 4.-lSpscial.l-
Manuel Garcia, q young man from
Monterey, Mexico, was drowned in
the San Antonio river to-day at San
jose Mission, some distance below tha
city. AL eff)r to recover the BODY
have besn unavailing.
Johnson, of Houston, who hss car
ried the first 80 miles of the San An
tonia & Arkansas Pass railway from
here to Floresville, TOOK the contract
10 day for TIE entire grading from Sac
Antonia TO Deep Water, He will make
things hum.