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Sacred writ; ages of experience; the
result OF years of trial; the verdict of
extended investigation; the evidence OF
tho wlsest physicians, and tho united
wisdom of ancient and modern times,
in civilized and barbarian climos, all go
to prove that God has sont the herbs OF
the field for medicine unto man. Min
eral substances cannot DO taken into the
fluids and assimilated with the Juices to
carry OIL morblfc humors, any more
than a succulent vegetable can derive
It's sap from the polished surface of a
marble slab. When this fact is under
stood, and also tho physiological fact,
that all Diseases, Whatever their charac.
ter, arc at first merely an accrotion of
poison in the fluids, it will be at once
seen that, to be eflic2cious, a remedy
must search tho very fountains from
whence tho fluids come, and clean out
tho specific virus, which IL, demon.like,
connecting disease 10 Yitiate and de-
stroy the whole system.
This IL the great secret, and tho man
VINO, having this view, prepares "a medi-
ono which Will purify the blood and So.
crotions, lrrects the organs, and hay-
ing found tho occult germs of disease,
VIII accomplish more Than tho whole OF
physicians with the pharmacopmia at
lhtir back. The question lOr,cOnsidera-
ton IL, has this been dono, and If so
what is the result2 We unhesistatiugly
say yes, and Mishler's Horb Bitter5 ia
the medicine which answers all these
ends. 1t Is ossentiallya herba 81 propara.
ton, made by combination OF those
natural remedies which nature has
spread abroad with such bOundless pro-
fusion From the cedrOn OF Central
American 10 the dandolion of our own
helds, every plant has been tried and
tasted, and the potent powers of all
which could he united and harmonizcd,
have been used ia preparing this most
efiicaclOus of all alterltive and tonic
remedies. 1t Is no secret moss brought
forward a. q magic panaceA, hut do
cootion of valuable herbs, every one
having It's name aud description Ia tho
United States Dispensatory, aud ail Conn
oined by digestion and filtration lon pure
spirits, 80 classified as to rid IL OF woody
hDre and all substances affecting iis
transparency, warranted 90 renew.
health, restore strength and rid the sys-'
tenn OF all influences affecting tho resu-
lanty OF It's op9ratiOus,--l Democrat,
Davenport Iowa
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sEMLIONrINE PnLTcY


ofthe Equitable Life socIoty-Nonrorfc
able and Incoutesiable After the Third
Year.
Under tho Semi Tontino plan the so.
ciety retains all Of the surplus during
tho Tontine period. Those who have
died In tho meantime viii hayo received
the full amount Of their insurance,
WITHOUT DIVIDENDS yet life assur.
Rnce has been r. profitable Investment,
for their families have received very
large rate OF compound interest In re-
turn for The premiums paid tho cumpa-
ny. Those who have Withdrawn after
throe annual payments, viii have re-.
coiYed p1it-up assurance for tho iull
amount prescribed hy law, BUT WITH.
OUT DIVIDENDS, The dividends, or
surplus, thus accumulated, with com.
pound interest, will then he paid TO
those Who have survived tho Toutlne Pc
rod the survivors receiving not only
tho accumulati0ns of their own policies,
but also the large undivided surplus
LEFT by retiring and dying members.
ON tue Semi-Houtino IA well "a on the
mll Iontiuo plan, reward Is paid Tor
living and perseverance In tho pay ment
OF premiums. Those who haye died dur
ing the earlier years ot their policies
have had ASSURANCE at low rate OF
cost, while those who live out tho Tom
tine period viii reap far better results
Than could be secured by any othor
plan.
The rates OF premium ON Semi Tom
/ tine policies arc the same as ON the old
| plans,
Amount Of new Insurance written by
the society in 1854 (Ssi,OOO NuO) pxceuded
the largest business ever trausuctes hv
any company In one year.
For further Information, apply TO any
agent Of tho acuiOty.
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10 ls unpleasant 10 have a skeleton in
the family, although 10 - said such
things are very common. But 10 Is still
more unpleasant TO be a skeleton. Aud
II IN even worse To he "a Skeleton FUN uf
nenrn gic pains This is lust what Mr..
I. ii. Carson, Of SaninfCo, Florida, says
ne WAS hut IA writing about It no
SAYS, NRruwn's Iron Bitters restored INV
hralth,h Take the hint from his I'M.
pnv mont To put losh on your b nee,
drive out neuralgia, and invigorat0 your
system, take Browns Iron Bltters.
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Mayors's ofiice, City Hall, Dallas, Texas
April 4. 1886:
For the Information of all who may
be concerned, and especially for the in
formation of the judges of elections in
tho different wards Of the city, / hereby
publish the opinion of the city attorney
In reference to the election of "street
superintendent at the regular election,
Tuesday the 7th, 1885.
w. l.. CABELL,
Mayor.
Office OF City Attorney, Dallas, Texas, April
4, lsS5.-Hon. W. l. Cabell, Mayor City OF
Dallas:
DEAR SIR:-In obedience to your re.
quest that / give you my opinion
concerning the legality of slectlug q
street superintendent at tho ensuing
city election, have to say, my belief IL
that such an election would be a nullity,
because:
First-Such M office has not yet been
created by the city council, no salaries
| fixed and tho duties pertaining thereto
have not been defined.
| SecOnd--Said Office, when properly
established, is 10 take the place OF the
present Office of street commissioner
which has not vet been discontinued
nor made vacant, but which Is At pres
ent filled exollicio by W, NJ. Johnson
city engineer, who has been duly
elected and qualified as such, whose
salary has been fixed with reference
thereto, and whose term of Office d0ei
not expire until one year hence. Re
spectfully submitted,
w. II. JOHNSON,
City Attorney
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That well-known artist, william Eru.
enwein, Of No. SO Main street, painter
aud paper.hangor, has converted the
ceiling Of the Glen Lea saloon into a
thing Of beauty which, Tor long time
to come, viii no Joy IN those who 20
thare TO quench their thirst. The cell
ing and walls have been beautifully
decorated In ho most artistic style, and
aud Mr.. Eruenwein informed aroporter
OF tho HERALD that bo was enabled 20
do such work ut surprisingly low prices.
ho evidently understands his business.
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10. o. snIth Mithdrar..

Fellow Citizens ottho Cilyof ballast
Whom started TO make the raco Tor
tho 20 itiouoi mayor OF the city OF Dh.
las It was as an Independent, citizen nud
upon the theory that the best and the
most Cilcieut man should he elected
upon MS merits, 10 was not my Iuten-
uon 20 make a political race, nor dld /
believe shat the partV lines shouid an
would Do drawn. But they have boon
drawn, and as believe over me dcsiro
aud against the protests oftha majority
of the voters of this city. Uudor those
.CuCumstau ca I respectfully withdraw
from sac race, Respectfully
lu a. efuTu.
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Mr.. Lehman Sanger sold ais two story
brick storo-house and lot fronting 27ls
byl00 feet on north side OF Main street
10 Mrs. Bette q. Middleton OF Kentucky
for 7,500i this property rants for Sl25.
per month und0r lease, and IA regarded
as an excellent investment.
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galvanized ID Painted.
TENaIL srRlNNIm. / .nno rnnsn..


ls mUdC nom MO- D. STEEL WIRES
EVENLY TWISTED and is warrnn
ted tu uo uniformly stronger aud a.
present mort blrbs pen rnl, being ut The
sUue Time lighter with the sumo size ~
main wires, than amy other style. In rnnss.
qucuce of these combined advantage, we
hNye good reason tn believe that l,s .ulos art
FIVE TIMES GREATER imam hsuniiud
sales OF tll others. Alter reviewing tNcnboVc
Statements and ntcts, tbe question arifrsi
Nhn purchasers afford tu make ~ series on
cAptn mcnN VIII uit,r cheaper aud i.ss
Wildly known styles Hud grades of wire
when is manufactured Without license.
and hy This course sut,ctpg Themselves TO-
assessments for dnml.. hy Ihe United Ntatrp
Vourltf 10 Is possible CHAT the mnnulactur-
ems ofuuliccuscd barb wire mny uusr tn pro-
leoi Their Patrons hut whom this protection
y oHt ga we respectfully suggest that YOU
investigate The fvsuun. Utility ui the suprau.
ttCorH. While We disc atm ANY iutrufiou ~
monupoUUpy Tine blth wire business. nu,
f,hd1ts will piense rrupmher thpt There ~
ioNt NJ amy, article, manufactured wht
leave vp sniull q uiUr..u between NrnN I'm
Gust and ihe price ut which
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superintendent, W. L. Vaughan, and
sang some delightful Sunday school
hymns, The spacious chapel of the col
lsge was filed to Its utmost capacity,
and all seemed delighted with the pro-
ceedlngs. The eggs, when broken, were
found 10 be well lined with silver, $l25
| being the amount realized.
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A petition is being circulated asking
for colored normal school In this city,
" tn Prof S. II. Smothers as principal.
Tho petition should DO granted. and
Prot. Smothers ~ In every way quail
inHd for the duties ot the position asked
for him by lila friends.
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A SILHOUETTE.
Venice.
BY NAY z. GurLLor.
rog THE SUNDAY HERALD.

The dusky gloom OF eastern seas,
A boat song foating In the breeze,
The purling dip OF oars afaT,
The winkiinsof rosy star.
The daTkling lights and shadows met,
And Venice slept in silhoustte.
A blonde moon, looking wan and white,
On iwers that rise, fantastic, bright,
Like gent temples, vast and dim,
From out the Eastern ocean rim.
Their palisades with foamings wet,
Their towers outlined in silhouette.
A villa wrapped in light and shade,
A group of boats, a serenade,
A far face peepmg from above.
A Wild, sweet Tut can song OF love,
The sound OF Lutte and castanet,
The players outlined Ia silhouette.
A balcOny, a terrace hish,
The eastern dan ers floating by
a 1Wsy hum, the sleepy breeze
FIJI % melting music 10 the seas.
WI snaiche from the minuet,
Liz { graceful forms In silhouette.
a tT1plc garden, gloom below,
Tn lnkling plash of fountain flow,
A 4 ating gleam OF laces white,
4 pplng burst Of laughter light,
Tn aint, sweet smell of mignOnnetle,
Bri at eastern maids IN silhouette.
A & waller, 50 brave and gay,
A iden iaif as sylph or fay!
A I Wing boat, TIE dimpled cleans
or ilHg d moonlight Ger II streams:
Al whore the glo and moon CLEANS mt
TU shadows kissed IN silhouette
d LAS, TEXAS, April 8, 1885.
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City W.. }. Q. Walton, intoxicated;
fined 81.
City vs.. Frank Kelley, drumming on
railroad platform; continued.
City vs.. Il. G. Fritz, abusive language;
fined So.
City VS.. same, carrying pistol; dis
missed.
CITY Va. Bottle kennOn, vagrancy, and
'Juiia Turner, yagraucyi tiuelS 1850 each
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ZOE SALE.

N NJ T. q r.
= the best Touring and grst mills snd adj
lacont GIN house, an iron covered; mil butt
ofstone and br elk, for exchange for Dallas
property this property brings in from 500
10 3IVU We r: no compel ton n az. SNIP.
son i OF MAN, Real Estate Agents, ISL
Elm street Da ms. aprj-lt
EOH SALt-.IHAI EPLE I'D Two
4 story brick building running through
from T Ten 20 Main street diaEDutlly, opposite
from Oliyer& Grigss' bank now renting for
sj,D0l per annum monthly 10 advance: -ill
be sold at extremely moderate figures. SIM7-
son a HUFFMAN, Real Estate A. cnts, 7al
Elm s.icei, Dallas. aprj-lt
Il UKSALE or EENr-W OFFEE THNT
4 beautiful block just east OF Central Il il
road, ON south side Main street. eithe. Tor
sale ur rent; t0 O Il tenant the rent viii
ng placed low, SINfroN HUFFMAN, 73l
Elm street. aar1-lt
IGOR SALE-T'WO BUILDING lots ON
A. Bryan street. in block east Of GymBma
Stree fronting 81 u'h. nd olAI52 feet clgh TO
gu ID py. Fora Jew days si7j cash viii buy
esther lot These lots arc dcafaMv lGcated,
ard wen worth 1850 10 $500 Title per ert,
Apply 70 MURpIY e. noLASx, Rlul Estate
0nt Collecting Agents, 7W Vain 81 arj-lt
Luk -ALE p TWO lois IN THE
4 tcuurS, uor,I cast corner ol Pucahunt S
hlq htuWdcr Streets tONl2 feet each; will
sell o. responsible party On monthly .usfall-
Wrhis. Alo, tvu'Ots, the northeast corner
OF AEHrd mud 81. uiS streets, For farmer
luipImnNou apply 90 MURPHY BuLANZ,
Real Estate and Collecting Agents, 7G Anni
street. ,,ri A.
I.UR SALE An ELEGANT BUlLbING
\ site on Ross avenue, frunlmg south.
ard Immediately east of col. hbrqfn's
residence, lot 7jyl77 Get, Price 900. slao "a
splendid residence lot on NJ .ten str a. be-.
tMe.n Z .laee Lane and Bryan street, lgiN
Wl build; terms and prce viii d. exceed
,u5,N itt. ,We' Apply 10 Mltfhl N ho'
"a, tt.' ~. T., ..sl'e ana N'itollhS Agents,
'N' W -li' NJ ecu Npl1-lt
EuH 7ALl.-Mh utlEs 80. l8l- JACK.
r,,5r,,. .,., K +. y .,,. ,., nl l ,,s' Oh
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The EEE-Breahinr.

The concert and ogg.breaking at the
Dallas Female college on last Friday
night, for the benefit OF the Floyd Street
sunday school, was decided success.
The little ones had been trained BY The
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FOR RENr

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.yFlTH
a 0oatas at29 Patterson avenue. ap-5.lt
EOR KENT-COrFAGE WITH 7 ROOMS
= 10 ld0D Commerce street; also HOUSE
No.l2A Main street Inquire at i2ll Main
street. apr5.tf
GvR tENT-USE ELEGANT FURNISH,
II oil room, an eD commerce stroet apr5-lt
GOR RENT--A NEW -EOFTaREE
! rooms, convent Mt to st.tet cars; good
Wei OF water; W!ll rent to goo tenant for 49,
Apply 10 $. McBEuE, 1870 Elm street. II
GOR kENT-AN EN,ELLFNp HOTEL,
= commanding the stocs yard on rail-
road en- stom Of East Dallas; this property
IRON three streets, has good cistern and
some " or H. rooms; the cottage O Z rooms
ext % ilialso be rputgd either 7+narate.
ly uI h. con CCti n with The hotel: rrpr very
moderate 10 good tenant SIMps0S s. HUrPs
NAS, zeal Estate Agents, 7li Elm st.
LNOk RENT-A Mat COTTAGE, VIII
4 hyc rooms, stab %, orchard ana yell NJ
tool water on Harwo1d tire {, between Ross
avenue Rrd san iRriuto. Apply 10 JOHN H.
JONEs, Co on Buyer. apl.N
EUR kGNr-tUTrA6E, THREE GOOD
Il rooms, besides hell Kitchen, servants
room, stable, yard u KISS feet shade ,raes. on
line street raj way, beirg 10 san Iacinio
street; SO per month. lINDsLEY & BRAD.
foRD 40 Vain street, upstairs. mch3ltf
IGOR HEN1-NU. 10 biAIN STREFr-A
suite % rooms gtlpd wi h gss water,
etc. very comfortable anu cs eclilly suited
tQr profess. anM gentleman F'ihflMlly Ap.
ply city Nc.iona' Bank. mast
EOR REHT-A HANpsDMELT FIRM
i lshy1 rNom. Arply 72t F't, ST.
k'oh btNI-IhE EktCF LIVERY HIA,
T. ME Formerly occupied hoy Ecrsve.l
elmuhs g. Atiou, situated nu one sugr -ide
ol tiih 10, 2, lr'V. eu .lcrrr~e md Ora
streets, itu r Don't q. NUycii7 -afl ca. .8r
NllOfcti o1. sim, AND morse lgi n r.a' ~
tV IilnN uE ..HIu sic.i FL sails. o. tsriye
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No bankrupt stock, but clean fresh
goods AZ the new grocery store OF q. Il.
Epes, q Co., at SO Elm street.
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Get Ice from the Lamar street depot
between Main aud Commerce. Texas
Ice Company. Telephone $40.
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j. w. Sanders stha company ere. 70.
Epes, & Co, grOcor SO Elm s,ruot.
Telephone No. aud ne Will bee glad Ia
see an OF his friends,
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Baxter Telephones,

Sold or rented by ID. NJ. Clover, gem
ersl superintendent Texas Overland Tel
ephono and Telegraph company,7il ELM
street.
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Rev. Guy $. Frhzoy, of Jersey City
attributes the recovery OF his wife from
an attack Of Peritonius 30 Giles tlni-
mont .Indido Ammonia. Sold by all
druggist
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ICE.IcE, ICE.
Teae hers Normal and Hlsh public Soho

Ic, delivered to all parts Of tho city.
Texas Ice Company, Telephone $40.
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/ Osf-A HAIR CHAM, NEAR COM
~ mticlNl Hotel, botwf en- hotel and war
my street. Finder wiil please leave at 1 .,
all ONCE. npr-n
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W W. hELLERt
Foreman Of the grand Jury.

Mashed strawberry ribbons soil at one
dollar yard, but you can get a bottle
Of DR.. Buil's Cough Syrup Tor only %
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUrION OF CO-pA ETNER snip;
- We have this day Il ssulved our law 60.
partnership BY mutual con Mt Both Of US
vii give our attention TO windm up he
business Ofthe fran. FRANK FIELD.
W. II. JOHN son.
APRIL I, lNS'
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llpOunds standard grauulated sugar
Tor 81, &c THOMPSON x WELLER.
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n Office 30 CITY ERS-CITY
~ Hall, Office of Assessor and C0lOci0f,
OF Appc Is Nill conve y I'D the Cly Hall 90
Monday, tie 2nd du ui March, 1885, and vii
continue iu session uuil Hli 0 neais nave
ucgb hClid. FruC8 feeling themstlyusgg-
grlgV j are hereby not aed to appear be.ure
said Board. as their decision shall Doe fral
y. &. ElGET, As-o. sor nut Collector
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.EE-THEUE ARE SEW EKAI srylJ
oi barb wire duly discussed bv the ovr
tts ORAL patents governing thr mnuuhruI
oibuh wire sut hnarIu. thrig licfuso siam
aud We Would recommend thtIru.t. ndr
q thoruugh mNcstga bonn ot the true urrits
ni out wire and ITS present low prices you
unu that you can auud to purchase any
other style or inferior Iade ofWirp. muuire
lur the genuine 4Ltpugv, sold only hv ns or
our uproiutol ueCnciU. tlruul inc atrtR.
Anew ol whom we uumn ns 'oluws.
w. W. Weston,
Middleton, Stewart & Co.. bNlae'
Henry 4 Peak, e.
j, H. Mitchell a Co., tors worm
tumctnu s. Phillips AbUDup
Va ~, Noit'3 uuUhJn.
NleaN,sN FlCIcheH GainUlNillt.
Ry,r. Brus, sherman.
,. Is. & q. I'D. Heart, Mckinney
W. NJ. Chandler 6 Co. Plano.
James Amoiitld, GWeavins
r., NIUknou a. Cos, g'plnrrn
\ a.. Ferris, aharhi.
" johnson & Co, Cpfsicoua.
G, H. A j. D. carIof Lumber Co., re.rpU.
sSonbOrn a. Warmer.
WOrNrnE HrtfvAg
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NJ oTICE-BIDs FOR WA RPlpE-UN.
~ der and by a thoriiy of q resolution o.
the City Council, hi Is viii be- received 70 Of
nee ol CITY SecrelU. y uutll AprllN, l&1, lqi
ft''w worth O. water pipe and spf 'al cN..
ing, on such plans anu specifications rs may
oe pro ed by the Water sup rIuitndeu.
nhu WatOr commissioners. Bids Co Del ioI
cath or city bonds nt par.
W. T.. PARRY, City Sccrelary..,
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IGOR RENI-NU. 10 NAIN SrREfT-A
suite % rooms. Atled viii gas waier
etc. very comfortable anU cs eclilly sutgd
Tor professional gentleman 13'ihflmlly Ap.
tl! Oly ng1iona. Bank. maHjt
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DRAW POKER 10 much dearer than a
draw on AN Opera Pu1 Cigarette.
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" TNE oLp RELIARLg.w
Is YEARS DID USE.

The Greatest Medical Triumph Of the Ago.
tz1sE-zazz-1zz1I1sszzz
Endcrsei all over the World.
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l(oN SAIL OK KENr-t Will. BEL en-;
rent 3D. store house In Red Oak q d, = n ~t
" ana WaNahachie road, 81 mil "a t,c,,,
ns S' ,isi me formerly occupied by j. b.
Lids Hue irfpiing point, being ,psr,,,y, AZ IA
~ good country and thickly .etiiad w
Ey io john q. GIBBONS, e,,ninisira,ons ~
psniel-' ssiete, Red Oak. $"'''s'i Mo- oI
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TNuk REN N-rHE BRlCE -EUGf-RalI
n molud lg bedrooms ADORE, sits. Ud a
500 Prclnc avenue, Apply o iuHN 3ECgS.
ING, Olttuusi street. rCb.i9m
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HVR sALE-VQRD AMI gf0VE WOOL
y ih hns quNht.H nod best Qgality; owe
s'vV ~ la land, Alto, wanted 70 buy cot
nflee, y. D1sTEBRACH. sei -,
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tell him what think of him. He must be just

tell him what think of him. He must be just
such one as my Harry"
yes madam think he must, answered the
woman "shali describe Mr.. Wagner to youF
| nodded my head, for my heart was full OF
my husband, and l could not trust myself TO
speak.
''He is tall, but SO broad shouldered that
you do not notice his height; has a ruddy com
plexion, much bronzed and sunburned; dark
hazel eyes that have clear, honest look about
them; and voice that Las SUCH ring OF genuine
manilness arr truth that it goes home to your
heart like ray of bright fresh sunlight; hair"
why, you are describing my Harry" L in
terrupted her with sob; The was just such
one as you say, and such another heart, brave
and noble. Oh, my husband! nv lost husband
God give him back to me! give him back to mel
There was silence of some seconds, broken
on,v Nv my sobbing. and then the woman SAD
in a forced, u,,1 natural voice: Yes, madam IL
is very strange. Mr., Wagner must have been
greatly like your husband" arr 'heu QUE olone
out in wild, hysterical kind of laugh. >An'4''
you guess! cannot you guess|
thought she was mad. My brain was SO
confused | could neither think nor consider.
Guess whatT l said. 'What do you mean?"
We dared not tell you at once" she replied.
would have suspected the truth long ago-cannot
you see it, The ship went out in was the
Osprey / was not going to Australia, but
Brazil. My noble deliverer was no German, but
an Engishman-your husband-here he is--he
Is coming"
AS she spoke heard footstep on the stairs:
it was slow and feeble, but knew it, | knew it,
from the grave. The door opened. sprang up
in bed. with great yearning cry of love andjoy,
and In another moment we were locked IN each
others arms--tOgether at last!
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
Insane from Roller Skating.


Living with an aged grandmother in Whites
town last fall was young girl about fifteen
years of age. who was in the enjoyment of almost
perfect health, and possessed of rugged consti-
tuition She scarcely ever was ill., and was much
stronger than the average female at her age.
The skating rink seemed to offer a very peculiar
attraction for her, She was remarkably grace
full skater, and the company at the rink being
agreeable the greater part of her time was spent
within its walls. Every night, and often after
moons, she was at some rink enjoying the fasci
mating sport on the rollers. She went on in this
way for some time, until FRUSTRATED by. exhaus
ton. She was treated for this, but grew worse
instead of better, and finally she become raw
ing maniac, requiring main force to keep her
quiet. An examination revealed that her spine
had been injured, and the physicians gave it as
their positive opinion that it was caused by too
much roller skating The injury to the spine,
Of course, affected the brain, producing insanity.
Inc certificate Of two reputable physicians. pro
nouncing her Insane, being presented to the
court on Monday last, commitment papers were
issued, and the following day the insane young
lady was placed in the State lunatic asylum in
this city.