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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-13
TWAS KILOGRAMS.
YOUTHFUL MATRIclpE
IsnrisMa elves tho Partisllsrs of
n Crfas--kssrs Baotsd ~ Death.
fall Delivery at Hillshsrs--A
Eslliag stsns General
News Of Intsrest.
San EIsRArio.

Ls RLEzARIo, Nov. H.-[Spseisll-
valley OF ths Rio 0rande, and par
Ilarly thls section, 10 all essir in
temptation Of tho new town that
aln California parties Will ssarg a
nilsa bslow hsrs on tas fsxss 4
kis and RoAthsrn Pacific roads; snd
pnssSlsnss OF this land In this Vi
IN has increased 100 par cent. with.
Ilhs pat four wesks. Tbs prime
ysr In this vast entsrpriz, 10 vol
IVA ia Csiiiorais ~ ths ooiosiasr
saumpsr st t0wn$, nmony which
thOss OF VIII more aud Annsbeini,
than whom nens ara nero thor
lilly poE'ed in this psrtisulsr bust.
T. This senss.mas, With Mis- ALSO
kss, 0xLns first 80 shis csunsry only
BIZ weeks sSo, aud Npoa looking
tKsd a lit 10 became so thoroughly
IAus6 with tae idoa that the vslisy
Ha future far IN cxssbs Of MANY
the Mow renowned snc
kls valiays OF C&lfornls, lost NO
b In qRtssly sbnftuy into pospsssion
| 1000 ksres OF she NEST fsvGrad
tda, and all IL Ons body. 80
ktly hss sae affair sssr conducted
u plss Of the new t9wN had b.sp
bio ao4 photographed ia New York
bidos the purchase OF shla BODY of
ID .hroass other parstsa, bsfors
bthixx was known.
ID conversation with your sprroy-
taant, this ssnlsmxn said hs could
|rs,ss issisatioesly recon- Mend this
Esy thsa say plscs tho. he had ovsr
)Onizsd.
[ks tract Qntaide Of the town proper
be divioad into 10 sad ~ aero lets,
y = public ssla Of ss~n lots IL ar
hgsd Tor o day In ths noar fu.srs.
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out In fow minutes, but the fire lad
gotten under such hsadway that they
could do no good. TAs city kall wa
completed isst year NJ n cost OF sl6.O00
sud was fllled up with tho latest md
nnent school furniture, that opst sbaut
- 0l0. Tho l0as, Including sohool
books belonging 10 school children,
viii font up ~ losst $50 600. THE build.
Ing wan Insured for $4,000 and ST. zoe
on furniture.
The school trustees have rented the
opera honso from Mr.. John G. Brown,
30 that school win 70 on through he
scholastic year.
The commissioners court, now n
sesslor, IL getting tho roads In good
snaps. They awarded tina supsrin-
tending OF the poor farm this evening
" M. A, n johnson Cor $50 Dor mo lth.
Mr.. JOHNSON agrees to furnish h'ee
horser, ono wagon and all hts farming
tools for use on the farm.
Notsipg WAS dono In tho 1ietriot
court worthy Of note. Tho grand Jury
10 IN ssssioa, with Mr.. John d. Mitchell
~ foreman.
A norther blew M last piSht.
Rsv. j. Di,zler lcit last night for his
homo IN Louisville, Kentucky.
"Tis nsot OF features. n complexion,
Tho tlncturo OF n skin hat adHalru
In usins Pozsoni's complexion powderf
fairest CO. "sns you will Aseuiro
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hnAESR, New. i2.-,spssial,l .-YSs-
sardsy nsar Gumford. Ia tkis county,
negro named Mits wan killed by an
o'har negro manned Knox walker.
IL seams they sss a mia
understanding sbo1t ssme osttoa
rad ona word led to smother
aus sitt, bseoming snerg, approached
Knox walker with single tree.
KacI Walker pus bis heed down, soas
sasl'ion, Rad gave Milf sY0 or thrce
suttn aod brsko Miti's skull, scatter
aog his brains. Mint died instantly.
Dr.. Powell died last night a. s
O'Clock, sna win bs buried this oven.
Ing.
Roy. w. 7. Sanders will prsash st
tho BApsiss oharsh t,s-nlght.
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ltOekrAts.

|kooXpALE, Nov. l2.-[Spscisl.l Ito
p Mr.. l.. ii. Port,r one OF n )ck isie's
Pot prominaEt IN ,rcn sntu, led to tina
lar Niu Mary Asmblsn, dsugh,sr
W. x. Hsnbleo, vol AID widely
foWn 40 as,Ocssan aud land owner
this aad NJjslulng coantie,. Tha
Fsmony took plso, a. ths
Ndoncs ~ trT Drldps uncle,
Y. j. W. Hsnblen, uosr tho
A. %sbricl, about Is miles northwest
k,ek slo, aud vas oond ic,sd by
lN. L. ID. Llnc,lp, II tho Chrisuas
luroh, is sDlenn su4 mecas,ive
l,nn ". Aitsr hsarly oDnrrasul sttOcs
grala.iyss sui irienaa, among them
nu nnar fclm R>,siGls. tns solscs
t'ty All >uruod 20 tina spacious dtnins
Poni, wnsrs = spiso lid cOlladGiou ~
lostsnu,l aud r'ca vlaaar vers most
Hspitrbly served.
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H. fAse, Nov. n.-ISpeeisl, City
Attorney Blocker to-day appeared be.
fore the county commissioners and re-
that precautionary measures
70 SAXON 10 prevent the peonn from
Yeio.s from bringing sn all-pox into
cue city. Several cases of tho disease
In nild form, sngsndered by flltb,
exist ut YalstA,
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hoSoyiEw, Nov l:-.[special. The
eeungu At tho &etnodist church ara
ended by crowds, drawn by the
as unco nnon msnusr OF sne &C.
nitric genius who presidsa over tho
femonies However his astious
~ attract = crowd, thers IL this fact.
M " out OF the "greAt uuwAyhs sd"
Isns W TO the altar asst night. Those
"" u'u not respond 10 Mr.. 6sdbv's
~ ocomo forward wsrs the reolpl
a OF numbsr OF n ,athfuls OF
MO from tho eslntly gen tleuisn.
ns geAersl slpsrintaudout Of tbs
.aia system, Wiliism Kerlgsu, wac
ners th's n ,rnins by Mr. John
a'n, ,noerinssnd.at OF tho ME-
~ rtn'0i liues IN Texas, aud Of tho
wrnstinnsl Il afest Northern, aud
'heirptivAte oars went south
VI the ltstar llue iist before noon.
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the heat aud rasc over Gssrss z, by
Tims-2:33.
! Next csne q half.mlle dash for
yssrolds, for a purse OF $3.50. Tho
entries woro: FsutOn, Panolu, Lima
Brown, Luke Short, Roxs.ts aud
Daley. Fenton snd Luke Short ear.
RED ITO pounds zach, tho others IO7,
Pools sold: Fenson, $40; Pamela. IS:
Luna Brown, IS; Luke Short, Sc; rs.
sofia, "; Daisy, 81.
PaBola got tho pole; Daisy geo.
ond placs; Luke Short, third; Fentop,
fourth; Luna Brown, nth.
Datsy cot y slight advantage at tho
start, but all were bunched a. the
quarter. On tho turn Luna
, Brswn took the lead, pressed
Gloss by Luke Short, with Fen,on a
good thlri. Tbs run was very close
down the home stretch, but Lama
Brown held her position, WINNING
over Luke Short, second; Tsnton'
shifd, by three lengths; Panels, four th;
Roze,ta, nth. There wss much an,
thusia,m and strong betting on this
race. Time-SlM.
In tho ono an one.eighth milo dasb
for n purse OF 5000, the entries were:
byder Abad, Flour de Lis, Hertorss
and Chantills. Hertogss carried lQ6
pounds, tho others IFS. Pools sold |:
Ghantllin, $0;Fleur do Lis, 50; q I'D, g.
Hertogas Grew first place; Fleur do
Lin, second; CsRutills, third.
a, the hrst eighth Chsniills led
H,dsr Abad by half n length. Fleur
d. Lis Third. A. tho half Oh .utilIs
aud hydor Abed ran neck and nscl<.
Attic throe-qusrtsrs they were all well
punched, bus on the turn flour do
Lila look the lead which sho hsld Co tho
hnish, wlnsing over ChAntilla by n
length; Horo,sss third. Tlms--i:5s.
GENERAL LOCAL NsrHs.
Ben Davidson, . young Hebrew,
who ~ street cotton buyer, wa, ar.
rested tbis evening CHARGED With forr.
,1g the name OF his brother, Thomas
Davidson, slso n cotton buysr, 10 =
check On the Waco State hank Tor $40.
Den Davidson will 10 remembered Ia
Fort Worth rs having bsd trouble Of
Aslmilar patnro In that city, aud wsn
gotten clear through tpo strenuous az.
forts OF frisnds.
A young printer who attracted much
attention az QUO OF Sam Jones' con.
vcr,s, and thereby gaiped the symps.
Thy and confidence OF CHRISTIAN PEG.
ne, has pfoatly shocked his ne ". M ado
allies by contracting deb,s TO tho tune
OF 500 and skippisg tho town.
Vottop has brought from 7T5 TO $40
csnts to-day. Tho total receipts 10 cato
are slightly over 80 900 bales, cppurlns
receipts OF over i0.0o3 bales Nv Tho
close of tho week.
AZ The McClellsnd opera house IN.
niths company " amateur minstrels
gave q largely attended concert Io, tha
ns1eht ~ tho Uniform fund of The
Wsro LIGHT 1nfsntry. Wv
The police rsided a gambling hor,.
ouring lsst night aud arrested several
INC ucvo,ees OF poker, who were
duly hned this aorpipg.
A ssDR OF nine trsmps, roostirr IA
lice. W WV ~
Weather cold aud raw tonight
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hnNsIsTTA, Nov. 2--Ispsclsl.l-
Taa HERALD correspondent hsa jast
interviewed Valentine Sanford, ona of
ths yorngsat And most heartless mur-
dsrera il Texas. Haisnow ia jsil At
Henrietta. Ha is only IA ysars old.
and on acesant OF HE very small siga
emo would not take him to b, o,sr 10
ysars OF age. de ia above an average
for intelltgsnss, and his hair is long
AID vary tiEht-Ehat ona woIld call a
tsw-ssaded boz, o. lsst Saturday
syssins, nSsr Ssnsio Springs, ia this
eecnty, ke Ekot snd killed biz mother.
NARY Sanford, & lady who WA
lsvaa by sl her peishbQre.
In snswsr 10 a question 50 70 tSe fscts
Of she ktlliog, Inv your. ssrdsrar
answered 80 fOllo~s: 81 xas II yesrs
ola; hsya hsan In Texas for two years;
came hsre from Wisconsin,. Lass
SNIrday evening my father went 20
Esnaie Syringe. Ny sistpr, II years
oid, went 10 oelgho0r'a house 10 get
sons a&ilk Ny oaasssr trek tao Dsby
ana Wont 10 ths oottOs hsla 70 pick
oottos, aud | rsnEieed as the houne
cnnpe!ng honS wood. l had intondsd
sllliHE MY father suu mother for q
week or more, 60 sent IN tho huuvs
ana 90. my fstssr's gaa and pus ebsut
~ cartridges In 1t. Then wsns So tas
nsla whsrs my msth,r was pisal"r
cotts1. got into tree pp aud
plsssA my g1n oa q LIMB for
rsss and shot at my mother whil@
shs waa picking. The Arst ahot
caused her to drop hor oot.on-ssok
rad start to her baby, whs visa sitting
near BY hor. Tho frat three ehots
Airssd her. Ey tsis time she had the
baby In her arms and started for the
house, when l fred tho fourth phDt,
which struck her In the arm. The
next and last shot struck her In the
head, tuss above the right eye, when
she fell dead with tho baby in her
arms. / tnsn went to her and took
hsr BY tho hesls and dragged hsr about
30 yards into tho brush, where /
lefi her. / then took tho baby 10 roms
water near by and washed tho blood
from its feet and carried II TO the
house. then went back and got tho
and hid on tho O. sid. Of
the road intending TO kill nay father
whom he came home from Buffalo
Springs, but no came another road, 40
! nisssd him. then wont homo and
told the folks that mother was gone,
ana they all started hunting her.
acknowledge killing nay mother Ill d I
am not sorry OF 1t; T wanted to 70 back
to Wissonsin and intended killing nv
father and mother ana then got my
uncle back there to send after ms.H
The boy seemed to be quiet ell the
tims he was telling his ssls. and in-
sisted that no ono elsa knew anytdius
oftt. He hiss always bssn considered
by hto neighbors as vsry bxd boy.
He will ROMAN in Jail so aws's the sc
ton OF the grand Jury.
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parties on Ash crsex. nesr his home,
whore they sxpset 10 iiatsrssps him
ubsnehs sess there to eSuip himself,
weishit % thougss ne viii de tonight.
Cotton 10 coming in lively, consider
ing the low price. A few OF our farm
srs took their cotton - he Alliance
SAFE at Waco Fssesrti NJ, but got little,
u any, mora than they could have sold
fo- here.
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Ii.or foiNr, Nov. i2.-[speclsl.l--
Va maueuvcrina in tho tickle court
vupid's assembling arts for some
past has created surmlsss 1, So
y circles whisn me, with . pleasing
nrmation Ia the rosigns,lon OF one
ae most popular and eiiiclont pre-
sors In the Denton public school q
days rso. ttnow sppssre that tho
accomplished M,rs TIP Drye "a.
the. ferule To accrpi ina
1901 reclining q1osn Of noble
10 the throne vi WHOA the has
sttce been cou'oded to n, boir
ent, aud 10. nishs Mt . o',lack 10
coronation took place, Rev J. X.
ee, hluh priest, officiating. Risht
toos Old he, IN she most ,npress-
y ensrActerlstic style, perform hin
u uultine The 'foftnnss ~ w.
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clsnuRSs, Nov. i2,-lspscIsl.l --rhe
city was arou,ei this morning about
2as o'clock BY firlns n OF pistols aud
yslls Of flte. The handsome city hail,
used AZ = school house, was found
70 10 on Ire The nre company turned
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Gainesville.

dAIShsvIIL.S, New. l2-[speslal.l--
Deputy Uni!sd atssss NArshhl john
scn yeatardsy arrested enc Jiaa Lynch,
OF shs Mountain Springs nsiyhbsr-
hood, in THE ooun,y, on tbs charge
Of illisit dishliinC, and carried his
pri0Saar to Sherman Shia morning for
ahsartna beforo the Unissd Statss
com ssissionsr.
District oours hss bson busv all day
VIA ghe damage sult OF Rrizindino
against ths Missouri PsclAs rAilrosd.
A s'in nortAor hcG bson blowing
here all day.
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TePrsii

TERRELL, Nov. IL Especial John
Kolly and wife gave q musical enter.
tMnment last night at the orera houee
70 a small but rpnreciatlye audience.
Mr.. Kelly ISIS yrs Old aud SO years
in public life. He's 40 doubt tho most
exquisite violinist NOV living. Ho Will
appear In d al ~ noxs.
TelagraWs from Greenvillo report
thai br. j. d, Goldman was found dead
IL his room NJ the hotel this morning,
Ho laft hero ycsterdsy with a 10. Of
fruit trees to deliver at that point. No
psriicUl srs wars givsa.
M'ss X attic Putnam was billsd Tor tho
opera tonight, but tho appointments Ia
poatponed owing t, her ilnoss.
Mayor II. l.. FtanS lef; Tor tba CITY
OF Dallas on tho evening train.
Forneys promising Attorney. l.. X.
stroud, was attending tho justice
COur. tod ".
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hvn1lsn,

BoSHAM, Nov. l2.-ISpeclel. This
evening At $50 n grand reception was
givcn 10 Major ". b. Barton In honor
OF his 10Th birthdpy by Mpjor J. N. d.
Yonsg and wife. A number Of tho
old citixsns were invited.
DR.. j. I K,nnedy was awarded the
contract by the county commit. siop .vs
Tor nedicsl services At the county isil
for the ensui0g year for 500.
Mr.. william O'Donsld, y vorv re-
spsctabla gentleman NJ Red River
cbunty, accidentally shot himself Last
Sunday, from tho effects Of which he
died yesterday.
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MOUNT CALM, Nov. i2.--ISpeclsl1-
The noss Of Tom varnell's escape
from tho Hlllsboro jail reached here
this evening. A posso was at once
formed, which proceeded 70 meet other
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Yniestiae.

PALESTINE, Nov. iA-[Spscial.l Tho
low price paid for cotton Ia very dls-
coursging TO toe farmers, many Of
whom have sold half their erops, but
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PlhllcL Library

AgDFRHE sEADIa9 SOO@.
A..ns and strangers cordially invited
N Inc Dallas Public Library and
Rssding Room located 81 aS Main
Hours trem 10 .. IN. 10 2 y, III. and
itc IL y. m :sund svs FROM AZ y. M
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-04-24
Remarkable Butter Producing Cows.

Towson People'e Voice.
Oxford Kate, Jersey cow on the stock
farm of Mrs Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, in Green
Spring Valley, Baltimore county, has accom-
plished the unusual feat of producing 80
pounds and ~ ounces of butter in week.
Her record is second to that of Princess Sec
ond, another Jersey COW in Mrs. Shoemak-
er's herd. Princess gave 46 po1nds 121
ounces of butter in n week, and her record is
the best in the world. Oxford Kate is her
only rival. Jersey, owned by MIR. Fuller, of
Montreal, Can, holds the third place, with a
record Of 3G pounds 6 ounces. The test by
which Oxford Hates record was secured was
conducted last week under the supervision
of Mr.. Andrew Banks, of this county, who
was delegated to act in that capacity by Mr.
John ]. Holly President of the American
Jersey Cattle Club At4P. NJ, on April LIST,
Mr.. Andrew Banks had the cow MIXED dry.
She was then MIXED at 4 A. NJ, and A p. NJ,
on each day for week The milk was care
fully preserved and cream churned at stated
times. Her daily meals combined consisted
of 10 quarts of pea milk, 16 quarts of ground
oats, quarts of Inns, ed oil cake, quarts of
wheat bran, with bountiful supply of clo-
yer hay be, Is and carrots. Her production
of butter was unsaled, 38 pounds 2 ounces;
sailed, 80 pounds - ounces. Oxford Kate
was born February 20, 1870 and is conse-
quently little more than 6 years of age.
She had calf in January of this year.
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Consunption Cured

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
airy the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis Catarrh, Asthma and all throat
cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful cura-
tive powers in thousands of cases. has felt IL his
duty to make 1t known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and desire TO relieve
human suffering, will send free of charge, to all
who desire it. this recipe, in German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing and
using. sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper, W. A. Noyes, 149 Powers
Block, Rochester, N Y.
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The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air, Md, April "a, 1885.

inc brown old trees are whispering together;
What secret do they know
In vain we watch and wait and look and listen ;
They will not tell us So t-F ~ !
But soon some morning, when we are not thinking
or anything they say,
We stand astonished at the Transformation
Wrought in single day.
They are no longer brown and bare and barren,
AID cur delighted eyes
See why they kept the secret-just to give us
This great and glad surprise,
The robins sing their hearts out in the branches
Which dance in every breeze;
What would the world be in It's longed for spring
time.
Without the birds and trees?
Caroline II. lie R0lC.
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Liver. Kidney or stomach rrous,s.

Symptoms: Impure blood, costve bowels ir-
regular appetite, sour belching, pains In side,
mating, cay-coored stools, bad breath. no desire
for work. chis, fever irritability, whitish tongue
dry cough, dizzy head, with dull pain in back
part, loss Of memory, foggy sight. For these
troubles "SWAYNE'S PILLS. are sure cure
Box, 90 Pills. by mail, % Cts, 5 for 81 90. Ad-
Druggists.
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Itching piles symptoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching, increased by scratching; very
distressing particularly at night seems as If pin
worms were crawling in and about the parts
suits may follow. "SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
is a pleasant, sure cure. Also, for letter, Itch,
Salt Rheurn, Scald Head, Erysipelas BARRIERS
Itch, Botches. all scaly, crusty Skin Diseases
Box, by mail, so cts; 3 for $l25. Address, DIR.
SWAYNE & SON, Phila., Pa. Sold by Drug
Rists.
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Major Jas. G. Field, Culpeper. Va, says last
spring he used Powell's Potato Producer on his
some of the finest potatoes that were ever seen
in this section of the State. Some of them weigh
ed two pounds. Nothing can beat this special
preparation for potatoes. Address Brown Chemi-
cal Co., Baltimore Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-04-24

An English traveller in looking over
some American town names came across the
well known one of Pawtucket, Shetucket
and Nantucket. "Haw, haw," he exclaimed,
I'm blessed if the whole family didn't take
i'll"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-04-24

We have often looked for sentence that
would clearly explain it. A Western paper
kindly supplies the want in this beautiful
simile: You might as well try to shampoo
an elephant with thimbleful of soap suds,
as to attempt to do business and ignore ad-
vertising."
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The Beauty of Youth.

No matter how handsome or stalwart a young
man may be otherwise, nothing can make up for
partially bald head. Shining talents attract
i've, but shining poll is not The cause may be
sickness or anything else, yet Parker's Hair Bal
sam will stop the loss of the Hair and start a new
growth of glossy and soft hair so quickly as to
surprise you-restoring the original color at the
same time. Not dye, not oily, delicatey per-
fumed. Only standard SOC dressing.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-04-24

IA story That Is perhaps ap0cryphal, but
which is good enough to be true, is told of a
Mississippian's visit to the White House in
quest of postmastership. How soon does
the present incumbenrs term expire ?" in
quired the President. ooh, in about three
years, unless it is cut short" Are there any
charges against him?" "Well, yes; we Demo.
Gratis don't like him." "But on what grounds
do you ask for his removal ?" ION the ground,
Mr.. President. thai eleven millions Of people
decided last November that they wanted
change"
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A Great Convenience:

When visiting Baltimore, make Oehm's your
headquarters. They will take care of your par
GELS and deliver them to Steamboats,, and Rail-
road Depos free.
Their line of Mems, Boys Spring Clothing, is
unusually attractive whilst their prices are low
er than ever Don't fail to avail yourself of the
kind offer of the above firm, 22O w. Pratt and So
Hanover Streets.
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-"All is not gold that glitters," observed
the philosopher, just after he had absent
mindedly picked up a red hot horse shoe.
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-"He is the most crasibe man ever met"
said an old lady to the Judge last week. :
Next time he annoys you wipe him out with
dishcloth," suggested the judge.
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The excavation and asstude of spring time
are but indications of the sluggish action of the
blood, over loaded with carbonates accumulated
by the use of heating food in winter. This condi-
ton may be remedied by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parila, the best blood purifier known.
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and the many Throat Affections of children,
promptly, pleasantly and safely relieved by
Rough on Coughs Troches, 15c.; Balsam, 25c
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AN English clergyman had the habit of
interlardng his discourse with parenthetical
commentaries in lower key and apparently
quite unconsciously. One day he gave out
as his text: "And said in my haste all men
are liars )" and then, after repeating his text
with emphasis, as was his wont, added gent
ly. but quite audiby throughout his church,
"Deed, David, an had ye lived in this
parish ye might have said at your leisure"
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"A paper down South is called the Epide-
mic. The editor probably thinks that every
body will take it,
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SROug.h on COrns.''

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dizziness, In
digestion. Headache, Sleeplessness cured by
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Thirteen is an unucky number A cir
OF 10 is too old for dolls and too younl
for beauX
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sROugh On Iich."

Catarrhal Throat Affections,
Hacking, irritating Cough. Colds, Sore Throat
cured by Trough on Coughs" Troches, l5c
Liquid, &c,