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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-05-20
Wednesday, May 90, 1885.
TIE Uonductar,s Car.

The Conductors Carol.
l like to stand by the platform guards
At the end OF rushing train.
10 watch the rapid Interchange
OF Forest hill and plain
ANA see the iron rails reeled or
Like threads from an endless skeIn.
Lickety, lankety, ling
The chords Of iron ring
In tune with every Jar
or the swiftly moving car.
Music and motion, well combined.
VIII give relief to troubled mind.
The trees and fences near the track
Go flying backward fast,
And houses swim in level fields
Until 1t seems at last
That alone am standing still
And the world is gliding past.
Clickety, clackety, clangi
A bridge goes by with bang,
The time 10 cross its span
Is jot in the life OF man,
And span OF life is much too brief
To be shortened or clouded by useless grief.
A dozen homes are left behind
At every minutes run
l know that somebody's hopes or fears
Are centered In every one
Somebody's race has only begun
And somebody's nearly done
Bumpety, bambety, bind
Around the curves wind.
The platform rocks and swings,
But rests on trusty springs
There's nothing so good for a tired brain
AS ride at the end OF lightning train.
"A. M Enstoa
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AYERS PILLS.

a n N kz& "A u h% ~ N AM E4aASm
A large proportion of the diseases Which
cause human suffering result from derange-
men; of the stomach, bowels, and liver.
AYERS CATHARrIC PILLS act directly upon
these organs, and are especially designed to
cure the diseases caused by their derange-
ment, including Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery,
and host of other ailments for all of
which they are a safe, sure, prompt, and
pleasant remedy. The extensive use of these
PILLS by eminent physicians in regular prac-
tice shows Enthusiastically the estimation in
which they are held by the medical profess
sion.
These PILLS are compounded of vegetable
Substances only, and are absolutely free from
calolnel or any other injurious Ingredient.
A sufferer from Headache writes:
''AYEF's PILLS are invaluable to me, and
are my constant companion. 1 have been
severe sufferer from Headache, and your
PILLS are the only thing / could look to
for relief. ono dose will quickly move my
bowels and free my head from pain, They
are the most elective and the easiest physic
have ever found. 1t is pleasure 10 me to
speak in their praise, and always do so
when occasion offers.
w. j.. PAGE, of w. J.. Page & Bro,
Franklin Sc, Richmond, Va, june 3, 1882.
al have used AYERS PILLS in number.
less instances as recommended by you, and
have never known them to fail to accomplish
the desired result. We constantly keep them
on hand ut our home, and prize them as a
pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine.
FOR DYSPEPSIA they are Invaluable.
j. Il. HAYES"
Mexia, Texas, june II, 1892.
The REV. FRANCIS b. HARLowE, writing
from Atlanta. Ga, says: For some years
past ] have been subject to constipation,
from which, in spite OF the use of medi-
cines of various kinds, | suffered increasing
Inconvenience, until some months ago I
began taking AYERS PILLS. They have
entirely corrected the costiYe habit. and
have vastly improved my general health
AYERS GATHARrIc PILLS correct irregu-
larities of the bowels, stimulate the appe-
tite and digestion, and by their prompt and
thorough action give tone and vigor to the
whole physical economy.
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INCHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

Between On bill, &c.
William B. Stewart, Comp'lt,
and Order limiting
The Clear Spring Paper Com
pany, Defts. Creditors
Notice is hereby given to the creditors Of the
Clear Spring Paper Company. by virtue Of an Or
der In the above st ated cause, made by the Chan
cellor, bearing date February 10, 1885, that they
must present their several claims and demands,
with due proof thereof. to the Receiver, within
they be excluded from the benefit Of such divi-
dends as may thereafter be made and declared by
the court, upon the proceeds and effects of said
corporation. JOSEPH SMITH.
Receiver.
Iambcrtyille, N. j., Feb. Is, 1885.
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IN ADDITION
INSANITY AMONG WOMEN.

committee of medical experts on ner.
vous diseases and insanity could make reye.
lations which would scare mothers of grow.
ing girls, especially, into a forming
mothers protective union.'"
find the above in timely article By
Rev. Edward E. Hale, in the Spectator.
The reading of the article has touched q
chord of recollection of a certain visit paid
to an insane asylum some years ago. was
amazed to see SO many familiar faces OF
persons whom had missed from the streets
and other public places, and had supposed
were dead; and in one sense they were.
Many, and indeed I should say the major.
ity, of these were teachers and overweight
scholars preparing to be teachers. One who
accompanied me, and who had been ut one
time patient here knew most of the histor.
les of these patients, told me much that was
sadly interesting. So many bright women |!
So many fine scholars Is this the promis.
ed end for which they toiled and studied {
One especially can never forget :" Which
was the most dreadful of all whom you
saw?' asked my friend and I described
her. She was babbling idiot, full OF
grimaces, of ceaseless talk and painful
laughter.
. And did you not recognize her?p
Recognize her! How was i. possiblei
Then was told that she was once the bril-
liant and accomplished teacher in IS
school, formerly one of the most fashionable
in Boston. I had known her we'll. / had
admired her beautiful, serious face and her
serene and stately manner.
desired TO look again. begged per-
mission to walk once more through the
gloomy gallery. And now, as through n
glass darkly,"I could trace somewhat the
changed features. The large, dark, serene
eyes were there, but the soul Ind fed the
features were as if cast of plaster, the face
was the same, but it was like face inyert
ed, reversed, distorted it was the face o,
IN idiot.
Now, when hear of vacations over .
during the hot days of September, and re-
feet how little in the whole year is the out
of-door life in New England, and how long
a time we must be kept to the houses and
the schoolrooms, picture rises before me, q
scene peopled with human beings who were
cnce scholars and teachers in this same Bos-
ton, overworked. over-studied, over-pushed,
ono brain doing the work of three, till the
goal is reached and the Bastile over the
river is gained.
When l hear parents and guardians of
youth speaking of their children's work in
the school, the examinations and the emu.
lations and the prostrations that follow,
sometimes feel inclined to ask. To what
insane asylum do you propose to send your
daughter when she is finished GORE
,ponience Boston Transcript
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For working people. Send 10 cents
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Immense pay absolutely sure for all who start at
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m nAN nnA in presents gieea array. Send
" WHh bMhAh us cents postage, and by mail
you will got free package of
goods of large value, that will
start you in work that will at once bring you in
money faster than anything else in America. All
about the 100000 in presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all
ages, for all the time, or spare time only, TO work
for us at their own homes Fortunes for all work
ers absolutely assured. Don't delay. II. HALLET
Co., Portland Maine. Dec. II, silly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-27
WACO.
RICE ON GRANT AND JOHNSON,
uncio Daniel Says tho Dcpew story IL a
Canard-A Matrimonial Surprise
A Young Aspirant for Judge
ship-Bond Made Cotton
Rsccirts - Personal.

WACO, OCT. 20. - lSpeclal.l = The
Grant-Johnson controversy receives
an unexpected contribution from old
Dan Rice, the ex-circus clown, who IL
sojourning hero. Old Dan says: "Tho
newspapers may not pay as much at.
tontion to me M they will to General
sherman, Charles A. Dana and tho
other big bugs who arc being inter-
viewed, bu, I know what am talking
about, and am telling the truth, too,
l waH In Washington at thu t,mo
Gran. speaks Of, and circus man ss I
wan, was thu frisnd anI ,nt,sns,s ~ /,
Andy johnson, John w. Fornav rS,ho
IL now livinpl and other distinguished
men. uranps story existed only In
nus own imagination. Tho New York
ouu' VOC, IL Ia error about Andy John
son being q confirmed opium cater.
lie urank sometimes, but didn't eat
OPIUM. And ho never proposed such .
scnene o' reconstruction as 0rsut d.
sctipos. Uncle Daniel seems TO think
TINS eught 10 settle tho matter.
society circles wer0 rather surprised
.nis mrrniug by the maxrfage Of Dr..
". n Clifton . leading dentist 81 THE
CITY and Mrs. NJ. B. Lusk. Beth par.
Tics are very wealthy end high social.
AZ; s' rss 7 lsdy 80 che slssss p Dr.
Sis" wss..i nn s.,' S!is. SOW 9Sssc:sd:
So Il IS !: ; :is!|i
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HORRIBLE TREATMENT.


The Way an American Was Treated
In Mexican Prison-worss Than
Camp Chase.
EAGLE Pass, Dot. 26.-[Spooial.l i
An ex-colored soldier has just arrived
horo from Mexico with swollen feet
and In a destitute condition. lie has
been serving q two years. Aentence In
the peniten!iary at saltillo, Mexico,
Tor shooting Mexican. His story Of
prison lifo there is horrible-as bad
as Camp Chase In Its worst days.
The prisoners received 10 clothing
or bedding, only such as was furnish
ed by visitors. They worked like
days summer and winter, and when
ono Of them foil under tho stair, no
was dragged out and whipped. The
prisoners wero shot for tho slight In
fractions OF prison discipline. They
were shaved and beaten lust a. tho
whims Of the brutal jsilers dictated.
The nsrratos's wretched appearance
aid SCARED form furnish proof OF his
assertions,
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SAN ANTONIO, Dot. 26.-[Speoial. u.
Hubert Burke, died at the Menger no.
tel last evening, He was cousin of
the Hon. Burke, of England, who was
murdered with Lord Cavendlsh in the
celebrated Phoaix Park affair. He
was member of the Irish land com.
mission, anda prominent citizen of
ENGLAND. That commission was 40 on.
noxl0us 70 lrishmen that 1t is believed
mat Burke left there to save his lifa.
he drank heavily before his death, He
owned large ranch in Mexico and
had plenty of cash.
a robbery occurred some time last
night at Mrs. Porter's boarding honse.
near military plszs, In which tho sum
OF wv IN cash and two fine pistols be.
longing to guests were stolen and the
mouse pretty well ransacked, Who the
guilty parties are Is not detinitelv
Known, ~ the affair was Accomplished
80 quietly that mono of the Inmates al
the mouse were aware of IL until this
morning. ..--,'@.
Some OF our business men saw thew
Old q very good business during the
VOlksfest, but for the three weeks nre-
ceding the Volksfest their business
was ut a standstill. People were hold.
lng their money until the Volksfest.
ana their prophecy is that for the next
iew weeks to come there will but little
business done to amount to spytbinp
In San Antonio.
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FORT W0RTHL0CAL NEWS
THE HERALD STILL AHEAD.
When tho New Postmaster VIII Take
Charge-A Vacancy in the Board OF
Aldermen-Persons ana Things
in and About tho VII
lage to the West

Fort WORTH, Oct. 26.--[SpeciaI.l T.
The new train of the Texas Il Pacific
railroad company, just ahead of the
st. Louis train from tho north, camo In
on good time this morning. Much in
terest had been manifested az TO
whether 1t was to be II sure enough
special and personal train, or whether
a Irregular passenger and expressn
train. Also, whether THE HERALD
and other papers would be permitted
OF sale on tho same, or evon, transpor.
tation. Bets were made that tho old
HERALD, the bone and sinew OF North
Texas, would he equal to any omor-
gency. And sure enough 1t was on
ha0d. The Fort is for the Gazette first
aud last, but IA between regular
genuine North Texas paper and re-
csnt importation from abroad, give us
the tried and true, all the time.
II was greatly to the credit of THE
HERALD that IL was on our streeta f,,r
sale long way in advance of It's Dal.
Las rival.
The appointment OF Captain Folds
al postmaster will create a vacancy m
tho board OF aldermen, and the many
friends OF John Loving arc advocating
him TO fill the vacancy.
Mr.. ii. o. Wood returned to tho CITY
to-day, his trial having been most
poned. He made bond of 5000 for
Importance at tho next term of court
which will DO 10 February, 1856.
This morning quite crowd was be.
fore his honor, VINO was In no humor
TO dispose of their cases lightly, and
they contributed quite sum to tho ex-
chequor.
PERSONAL,
Mr.. Q. b. Epos and wife, of Dallas,
are In tho Fort.
MIR. j. Ii. Mitchell, OF tho Fort, left
to-day on a visit to FL Paso,
Mrs. Charles Benton has recovered
rom tho attack OF dengue, and her
smiling face can be seen at the opera
house b0x-ofllce.
Fort. 80 ." '"'
Right Rev. Thomas A. Becker, of
Wilmington, Delaware, and Right Rev,
Bishop Watterson, OF Columbus, OHIO.
Two Nv, OF the most ointment prelates of
tho Catholics of America, Accompanied
by the Rey. J. Brady, OF Virsinia,
spent last night at Z Ginnocchio's
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Cleburne.

CIEBuRNE, Oct. s6.-ISpecial. THE
churches were we'll attended Sunday.
There was "a eaptising on East Buf
falo, near the col ored Baptist church
Yesterday, OF sixteen colored converts,
by Rev. J. II. Harris, colored, a travel
ing evangelist.
The Cleburne Roller mills are rear
ing completion, aud when finished
VIII be one of the finest and most com.
plete roller mills in Texas.
Judge j. M. Hall spent Sunday in
Cleburne with his family. -sss.
Lyman Martin, of Alvarsdo, is in
the city.
mond, of Grandview, are In the city
stopping at the Hamilton house.
Graham Street, of Austin, is stcpinr
at the Cleburne House.
Tax Collector Long, of Erath county
who is also eX-sheritf OF that county
Is In the city after horse thieves.
The j. NJ. Sheperd stock of goods 4,
to be sold on the 3Oth of this month,
Merchants report trade improving
trade.
The report that telephone messsg,
was received by Sheriff Boyd to co {
over to Alvarsdo and bring posse o
mon with him to quell disturbsnc,
over there between New and Old Al
varado liz hoax.
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Midlothian.

MIDLOTHIAN, Oct. Co. Special
Our town has been unusually liyely
to-day, and our merchants correspond.
ingly happy.
The new mill here, under the man
sgsment Of j. II. Stuart S Co.. Ia re-.
ceiying orders from all parts of the
State for its excellent brand of flour
Mrs. DIR. Kinlbrough is down with
dengue at Henrietta, and we regret 10
say has severed her connection with
the academy q seq. ~, 80 =
Our people seem TO favor General l.,
NJ. Lewis, of Dallas, for superintenu-
ept OF public instruction.
Captain Lennon, of Dallas, ia here.
the guest Of Mr.. j. Il. Stuart.
The HERALD continues TO oecupy
tho popular field here.
A good rain last night and the acri.
cultural fraternity are out in full force
to-day.
= w. IL. Hale purchased from the Ellis
county Land and Cattle company lOr
head of 2-year old steers, paying for
them $2l per head.
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stocks and Honda.

New YoRK, Oct. 20.-Govornmen,
bonds dull and steady.
The railway bond market WAS mach
loss sctivo than at any time last wosk,
The market was irregular, but lower
In many cases, for tho recently active
Issues.
The stock market was very active
and strong at tho opening this morn.
ing. Tho sales for the fist half hour
amounted to over 10000 shares. Prlcer.
which at the opening were generally
V 70 u higher than thoy closed on Rsi-
urdays made further Esins OF ltp Il.
Both the activity aud advance culm,.
mated In about halt an hour, and irsrs
then until O'Clock tho rarkat ~.
weak, though tho decline Was not CON
tinuous. Ia the dual deals, aitboush
s soInc wns. irreGulars prices were een.
SraLly about steady q or nosr ~
lowest quoeat,ouo foaokod. sSd 49,
Y - ~ lower than tkS opSsiSS: -
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swcctwatcr.

SwEErwArER, Oct. 90. Ispeclall.-
THE HERALD WAS unanimously looked
for today by the new train over the
Texas q Pacific and did not dig
appoint us. II camo full OF news and
was extensively read as usual In Sweet
water. Successful The HERALD, say
we, sit SCENE yet to lead tho van of
newspaper progress In this neck of the
woods. Your agent on tho train said
THE HERALD never had 80 fine q sale
along theroute, as to.van.
Your reporter WAS Informed that the
special correspondent OF tho News was
taken suddenly Ill at Fort Worth and
failed 10 show up any further.
THE HERALD IL daily growing In ia
vor In West Texas.
Sweetwaier moves on In tho oven
tenor OF her way, except some little
excitement about the coming OF the
Gull, Colorado II Santa Fo railroad.
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WEATHERFoRD, Oct. 26.-[Special. =
The new regular passenger and ex-
press train now leaving Dallas ut an
early hour, enables our people to Ne
THE HERALD In the early morning.
The fact was appreciated, as shown
this morning by tho general demand
for The HERALD. Covering as It does
the entire State with its special scr.
Vice, permits Westheriord daily to SEQ
the State rs IL was the day hotore, and
the paper In consequence Ia growing
In popularity. rha now regular train
IL a great card for THE HERALD here.
IL seems arrange mat tho Texas Il
Pacific Railroad company should IA
vor the News by allowing IL to place
such u placard on tho rido of tho cars
a. was on tho short train above men,
toned. People here would like TO
know II the Texas & Pacific company
arc running tho News, or the News
running tho railroad, or what Is tho
matter.
In tho special from bore which ap.
peared In TME HERALD OF the pa in.
stant 1t was stated that one Charles
Cullum had left with wagon aud
team belonging to othor parties. This
infof nation was obtained from ono OF
tho county oflicials,snd II In learned to.
day that it was y mistake 4; or, at least,
no warrant has been sworn out. This
correction n made for the benefit OF
the parties conrntned.
Msssrs. John l.. noher,y & Go. have
bought out the China Hall, on tho east
aldo of tho square, and will NOV thoir
jcwelry store there IA q dsy or two.
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No Lime i'm Royal Baking, Powder.

Chemical tests have likewise proved the Royal Baking
Powder to be free from lime and absolutely pure This
results from the exclusive use of cream of tartar specalv
refined and prepared by patent processes by which the
artrate of lime is totally eliminated The production Of
chemically pure of tartar involved many experiments
and great expense which add largely of course to the cost
OF producing the Royal Baking Powder But its manu-.
acturers are amply rewarded in thus being able to Give
consumers baking powder absolutely pure in all respects
the only absolutely pure baking powder made. In
emphasis of this fact the report of Prof McMutre late
chief chemist for the United States Department of Aercu
ture at Washington, is given
II have examined the cream of tartar manufactured bv
the New York Tartar Company and used by the ROYAL
Baking Powder Company in the manufacture Of their bak
ing POWDER and found perfectly pure and free from lime
in any form
The chemical tests to which | have submitted the
Royal Baking Powder prove it perfectly healthfu and free
from every deeterious substance
OWN. McMURTRIE, EN-, Pn.D,
Chemist IL ChcfU s. Dent If Adyieultuye.p
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EAsrLAYD, Oct. @.-ISpoclal. Tho
special reporter and the special agent
OF THE HERALD, with goodly bundles
OF tho "0ld Reliable" 20, into East
land la good time to-day on tho new
carly passenger aud express from bal.
las. Its appearance was hailed with
groa. pleasure by It's many admirers
here. To Eastlaud tho foo railroad
column which THIS HERALD ia now
publishing Is specially attractive. Tho
y eoplo here think THE HERALD is
growing in mass OF matter aud gen
eral attractivoness daily now, and tho
faith and allegiance OF its many adj.
mirers aro mistaken FOR Its uncqusled
augnffq
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ARLINGTON, Oct. 26.-lSpecial.l- TIM
HERALD In tho early morning on tho
new passenger west from Dallas to- day
was treat to its Arlington resders.
itcsme Ia good time, brim full of
news, and wss road with interest. The
people at Arlington always seek and
are determined to stand by tho old re-.
liable.
The revival conducted by Evangelist
Colby Ia being attended by large
crowds OF people from all parts OF the
country, and w TO this writing his
lsbors have resulted in q conversions.
Rollio. Porter, Esq. has purchased
tho residence Of DIR. w. ii. Saunders,
VINO will remove on Wednesday next
TO Dallas. Mr.. Porter IL a single man,
young, good.looking and rich. The
fact that he has purchased q residence
creates some suspicion.
MIR. w. Q. Inabnit, OF Denton, Sun
dayed in Arlington yesterday.
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Have Your Shirts and Drawers Made to Order at Clancev

life. 1t seems that Drinkard and Kim.
oell, Two deputy sherifis, went out
there III search ola party and thinking
ne was In the house of Mrs. Baker,
tney surrounded il and asked sdmis-
sion. Iheir request was refused, and
the parties within asked who WAS
wanted. Drinkard then squatted near
the house to read the warrant, and
while in that position some-
one In the house fred on him, result
ing in his death soon after. The
parties inside the house then broke
out and ran. Deputy Kimbell firing
after them and wounding two of them,
There were three men in the house at
the time, named Willis Brooks, San
ders and Wright, who all made their
escape, Sheriff Love, OF Groesbeeok,
was immediately telegraphed, and he,
with about 10 other men, started in
pursuit., but ~ yet nothing has been
hsard from them.
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Cisco, ocs. % --Ispecial.l-Clsco con-
tlnuos to admire tho old familiar face
OF The HERALD and rejoice In its pros.
perity ana reliability. 4, seems IL can't
be dowued, and lis appearance to-day
In tho hands OF q special agent aud &c.
compauied by special reporter on tho
new passenger aud express witch now
leaves Dallas al su early hour. was
Welcomed at Cisco. Tho new move on
the part OF the railway company l. OF
great benefit to rHE HERALD, Cisco
readers airs now especially sra,ifed at
the very fail aud accurate commercial
columns OF the paper. Long may IL
flourish az It bids fair 10 do.
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GEoRdETowN, Oct. 26.-ISpecial. l.
Iom Bratton and Jim Garran, held
Tor horse theft, attempted 70 break
Jail here this morning. When the
Jailer came into the run-around Gar
rem sprang suddenly upon him, and
Bratton attempted to cut his throat.
The jailer drew his pistol upon Brat
tom who ran into the court. yard, then
throwing of Garren, locked the door
and started after Bratton, firing two
shots, the second of which took effect
in Bratton's shoulder, bringing him
down, when he was again placed Ia
in;i