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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23
METAL POISON

ara coppersmith by trade, and during
series of years MY arms (being bare whe
at work. have absorbed y wonderful amount
of metal poison. Having n scrofulous ten
dency from my youth, the small particles of
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
Into my blood till my Whole system became
| Infected. | was treated with the old eme-
| dies of mercury and iodide potassium. Sal
iyation followed, my teeth are all loose in
| my head, my digestive organs derapged, and
| / have been helpless In bed for over q year
! with mercurial rheumatism. My joints
were all swollen, and ! lost the use of my
! arms and legs, and became helpless as an
| infant.
My suherings became 20 intense that IL
/ was impossible for me to rest, The doctors
Advised me to 80 TO the city hospital for
| treatment. This | could not bear, A friend
| who proved a friend indeed, urged me to try
| Swifts Specific, believing IL would cure me
! Others discouraged me, but / scored few
| bottles, and have now taken two dozen bot
| Ties The first effect Of the medicine was to
| bring the poison TO the surface, and / broke
| out all over In running SOres They soon
| disappeared, and my skin cleared off. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
! raj size. have resumed their usual size and
are supple rs Of yOTe. Ny arms and hands
| are all right again and ran use them withO out
/ paln,The entire disease has left al parts orthe
! body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly am weak from long
/ confinement, but / have the use Of all nv
| limbs. The medicine is bringing me ont OF
the greatest trial of my life, and cannot
| md words sufficient 10 express my apprecia.
| ton Of its virtues and the gratitude / feel
/ that ever heard OF IT..
PETER e. OWE,
Augusta, Ga, Jams, 1885.
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Brewory Transfer.

Mr.. Antoine Wagenhauser and wife
conveyed to the Wagenhauser Brewing
association yesterday the real estate,
machinery, appurteuanoes, appliances
and fixtures of the Wsgenhauser brew
cry, or this city, aggregating in value
10000; also, bill oil sale by aud TO the
same parties of the first and second
part OF the personal property, beer on
hand, TO the amount Of $4,000.
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Real Estate Not,s.

Mr.. j. b. Fears purchased a lot 50 by
I'D feet on Bryan street west of clean
der, and will begin at once tho erection
of nice residence, paying therefor the
sum of $3.50 cash.
J. b. Nayo, Esq, of Kentucky, sold
D by $50 feet on north side OF Main
street eostof Stone street, for 50, l5j.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23
RIGOLLOT'S MUSTARD LEAVES
ovERCoMES ALL OBSTACLES x OBJECTIONS
10 MUSTARD pO-rrTCr
RIGOLLOT'S MUSTARD LEAVES

uABIrs OF YOUTH AND ENCEsssE
- or manhood cause more suffering, sui.
oides, nervous debility, impotence, stelility
strlctures, varicocele, diseased prostraie
gland, bladder, kidneys, hoart, dropsy, din-
betes and Brlght's disease, than everythint
else, and cannot DO cured with stomach med /.
loines alone, electricity, crayons, belts. eau
FORMATIONS, sounds, catheters or cutting. Tn
European and American Medical Bureau
VIII send 2 treatise for Is cents, giving RENEE
dies and directions which cure these other
wise fatal diseases At home withoutpain pri-
vately. 0fices, liza broadway. N, Y, Olty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

The suit of Adler, Goldman n Co. VS..
Jones & Evans, in tho United States
court, for SS,Oi4A, has boon compro-
missed and settled through tho agent of
the house, Col c. W. Swank. This suit
was brought by attachment and several
thousand acres OF land levied on, situa-
ted in kaufman, Henderson, Van Zandt
and other counties. Simplsins & Smith
represented the plaintiffs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Mr. Mccormick, master in chancory
Of the Texas 4 st. Louis Narrow Gauge
railroad, has gOone 10 Tyler 10 wind up
the matters of the road. It will be no
memhered that at the Waco term Of the
federal court an order of sale was made
ana The Texas part Of the line will be
sold about the lst OF August.
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Travelling Mems Union.

Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 the Tray.
cling Mems Union again met in Sos
sion, pursuant TO adjournment. Prosi
dent Barrow was In the chair, and sec
rotary Guild at his desk.
number OF new members were re.
ceived into the union. Mr.. Hotchkisa
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The Proper C.,,r.

A force is at work building an euclos.
ure for the weights Of the courthouse
clock which extends from the ground
h1or to the tower. This will not only
prevent accidents 10y the weights catch.
ing against each other, as occurred not
long since, causiugono OF them to fall,
Dut VIII hide their uncomoly appear
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A Good Selection.

City Assessor and Collector Bogol
lost in the death of MIR. J. b. Blssell a
dear friend and invaluable assistant
There were large number of applicants
for the place and MIR. Bogel made a
very wise selection In choosing Mr..
William McGrain, an experienced clerk
of long expert ence.
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Like the Perfume wafted

nom beds Of flowers is the breath that
has been rendered agreeably odorous
with SOZ0D0NT, which communicates
70 the teeth marble Wilderness, and to
the gums aroseate tint. Use II, and
boautiiy your mouth.
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Il H. EG R
w .

h AA. EE ES q w .
This famous STANDARD ore4 Han 'ouiau
stallion VIII serVe a limited nuuberaf ares
at ths SAPEVINE PRAIRIE STOCK tAEM,
near Dallas, under the mADagcuent Of
Reuben armstrong,
LARRY WIS SIRE Louis Napos ou1
was the sire ofJercme Eddy, record go and
SOD 10 J9Wett Arsso of Bdhto, y "a O5O,
and stand at the mead of their Stud AZ $Ni
the season; also Myrtle, record .:g7l{: spin.
nella, record 3;261t, and several others with
fast records and trials. Vo uulecr, the Sire
o, Lonls napoleon, MS y with records in
Z:V or hFtter. and . better than 2:al; among
them are ~. julien, 2llIa; G,Ostsr, G:l7: and
Any. 2;l0. Lacy WIS ham, Fanny Mac,
mar SISTER 10 Goldsmith Maid, has pro .er
ners"li 10 90 a great brood mare, being the
dan' or jerome Eddy, record 2;l8.<, and seve-
raj othcri that could beat 2:3O
LARRY W.
is "a roautiful dark boy, with black
pOltls, ~ l5A hands high; weight LOS
pounds; has not been worked for speed hay.
Ing been put in the stud when two wears old
when lac produced the three fast colts, VIZ:
a. g, Dewey, ROscmou and ROSulia his only
get OF that year. A. G Dewey trotted seven
races in iS,~, Ouly losing one neat. Re trnt-
ted through the Missouri, Knnsas and Tn-
nos Circuits beating such good colts as Bal
aclaNai by onward; Alice Almond, by AL
mont Judge Spragae, BY Gov. Sprague, and
other fast colts, and hes shown q }. mile in
l;lO 70 pole and obtained q record of 2;4O.
Resale, the three-year-old olive, trotted a
mile 1T Joliet, ILL.,, 1855 overA y mile track,
and trotted second 10 Baleolava NJ CARTHAGE
ILL.,, IN $3.50. ROSamOnd has not started In a
race, but Is as speedy as either of the uio.
TERMs-tlUO FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving in ,Dal may be bred To
LARRY W. free Of charge the following sea-
son. The fashion bic bred Stallion, NAM
BkI no CHIEF, win also stand q limited
number OF mares at the saAe ranch at Crane
vine. Terms, S26 for the season. Call ON or
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care City National Bank Dallas
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Annual Convention.

Yesterday, the second day of the
eleventh annual convocstion, closed the
labors of that body. The day was taken
up in the transaction of routine busl-
Mag
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Every dretclsss dealer sells Opera
Pun cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tatiOns,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

"srALpISs's GLUE" useful in every
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23
Premium Poultry PPeSerVeP
ALL d. X.

The urOprietors OF the "SungeL Poultry
Yards" of Houston, Texas u. NJ. McByers K
Col, who are among the largest aud most
prominent poultry dealers la the country and
why are breeders of hlgh.ciass thoroughbred
poultry say: We have tested 2 p. E., and
for the purpose intended believe 1t to be an
O. X. article and at n reasonable figure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23

Keep sweet your broath-lf maid or wife.
Orold or young, or large or seal,
have any hope In life
III you nave any friends at all.
Keep sweet your breath-and heed the
warning,
Use SOz0boNTeao nj ght and morning
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-23
HAS NO EQUAL.

Another prominent firm, Fishel Bros, of
Hope, Indiana, breeders OF Langsharn's
Black , avas ana Wynedotls, write rs follows:
We hav" used P. p. p. and find 10 to fill
tonic ana remedy; also as a preventative
For q Cholera and ROup Cure Il has no
equal. Respectfully,
FISHEL BROS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

DR.. g. Z. Day will make his future
home in 1ronton. He will leave the first
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wiLnakr 1Ts MONEY.
The Ohio Central Road 10 ray tho Keystone
Tssfdeo Comnnny.

Inc Unl0 GtutSilt6uAhtu Ehy thu NSlstuho
Badge Company.
Fromyesteraay's Pittsburgh Commercial
Gasets: Receiver Thomas h. Sharp says
that work WILDE begun upon the extern.
sion Of the Ohio Central road from Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, to Gauley Bridge,
Fayette county, this fall. This will com.
plete the road up the entire valley Of the
Kanawha TO the confluence Of the
New and GAuley rivers. From that
point its line OF construction is
doubtful, as its owners are di-
vIded as to the line. Some are in favor
OF following up the New river into Old
Virginia, while others think the develop.
ment OF the Gauley with It's vast coal and
lumber interests is the better plan. The
Chesapeake & Ohio road already pene-
trates the New river valley, and with the
exception OF its While Sulphur Springs
passenger traffic has little 70 pay 1t FOL
one hundred miles. It's freight discrim.
nations have discouraged the general
establishment Of new fnrnrces aud coke
ovens along itsline. There was astrone
tendency toward the development ofboth
of these branches of industry at one time,
hut 1t was soon. throttled.
{ The Ohio Central road Is built from To.
lsdo, o., to Charleston, w. Va, q distance
Of over 200 miles. a bridge built by the
Keystone Bridge Company, Of this city,
spaus the river at Point Pleasant, W. Va.
This bridge hagneyer been entirely pai3
Tor and The company would not turn IL
over on account Of the shaky condition Of
the Ohio Central Company. Arrange
ments, however, have been made to pay
the debt of, and the company will be IN
prime ceadiaea before the close Of this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22
rnRouen rnr STATE.



Accidents and 1nbsasate IN West Virginia
ana vicinity.
Nineteen loads OF stock were Shipped
IRON Faitmont east IN Two days last week.
Governor wilson has invested I. " I.
DolAIl and ~. KRAFT, Of 7 irkersbnrg, With
the office oil notary public. "
THE Second Adyentists are holding a big
tent meeting near lSanawllai 81 ation. The
minister In charge predicts the end OF the
World I'M very short time.
N. u. Shirt, Of Elizabeth, has been APP
pointed special pension xaminer, posi-.
lion recently vacated by Col. j. i. Yinal.
This Is one Of Senator Gamden's appoint
ments.
Recently the Ohio River road depot Of
New Mattinsville was: brokeninto again.
This time only about forty cents worth OF
stamps were secured. Some one Will get
hurt in breaking into this station some.
time.
Some three weeks ago, atlittle son Of
Henry Parsons, OF Proctor, aged about ten
years, was kicked on the forehead by q
colt. He seemed not to be seriously hurt,
but the fore part Of this week, suddenly
died.
The store.room Of William suter, at
Woodland, Marshall county, was entered
by thieves on last Monday night and
about S250in money, two barrels oil flour
and g large lot OF meat was carried away.
An entrance was effected by cutting
through the door. AS yet there Is no clue.
For the past fifteen weeks there have
been two sets OF tools fastenened in the
Clsrksburg gas well, at a distance Of 1000
feet below the surface. The tools were
valued ct $500, and chances for their re-
covery looked blue until a few days since
when the top setof tools were foosened
and brought up The lower set, It !!
expected, will soon be brought out, and
promises of q flow Of gas are good.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22

& At injecting of the nailfeeders Thurs.
day evening a resolution was passed that
the feeders In the Bella; mill would not
70 to work pnNl the discharged coopers at
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Ed. Harris fell from a freight car Thurs.
day night and was pretty badly bruised
and cut about the afnia aud head. His
hip and one arm were pretty badly
mashed in the fall. The car ran over his
lantern, which he still held in his hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22
piltspureh Tnrr . pelegates.

Following is a list Of the delegates who
will represent the Pittsburgh Turnbunds
in the Bezirk Turner'S Convention in this
city tomorrow. Central Turnyerein-
VIM. Lynn, VIM. Workman, Lewis Baker,
Joseph Kramer, Justus Mulett and Theo-
dore FAX; alternates, VIM. Ttintle and
q. Conrad. Allegheny Turnyerein-
Adam Michel, Theodore Geiselbarlt,
julius UlbeEt, Daniel Mullerand Charles
Holdermanul; alternates, Charles Klopfer
aud Heinrich Ley. Allentown Turn
yerein- August Long, VIM. Tekel, Peter
Skoffel, Herman Heinrich and Petar
Maeel; alternates, Gustave Krone and
Heinrich Attling.
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CITY.
a coMpgFtT1sE examinatio for one Pea;
l,sSlv seholarship from the State OF large
willtbe held on Saturday, September stt SD,
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ECZEM M A,
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
- by Cpticura,

ECZEMA, or salt Rhegm, with lis agoniSIns ItSS:
leg M sssSas sa az ,sSS s,s y Sy11s saF
d Gu tieHEa, The great slim Cure . his repeated
daily, With two Or three doses Of Cuticura Resoly
emit. the New Blood Purifier, % keep tho blood
cool, tho perspifation pure and unltfitating, The
speedily cure Eczema, Tettet, RlnsworIn, nor asis
Liehen, PruEtus scall Head. IA t4ib. and every
species Of Itching. sc9ly AID rimply EumoS Of
the Scalp and sGin. when the best physicians and
alrkn6Nn remedies i&il,
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Anew stan Necessary.

The flag pole that Mayor Grub had
placed on the roof Of the Washington Hall
building for displaying the Signal Service
weather flags Is 10 be taken down to.
day, as It Is not considered safe. 1t ID q
spiiced pole and but four inches In
diameter. Its TO be replaced by d solid
pole seven md o half inches in diameter.
Mayor Grub has been notified by the
Bureau that orders will he sent him as
soon las the arrangements with the Ralti-
more & Ohio Telegraph, Company are cons
pl6ted. The Mayor secured the fagsalit-
Of time.
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/ PRERp PROM ilURANCEy1IE.
Two city conyiets tRInds the vigilance Of
n Thotr Keepers.

v + y y . j .
Between one and,two o'clock yesterday
afternoon Henry Frayle and sailor
shelly. inmates Of the workhouse, gave
that Institution and Superintendent Ma
loney the grand shake. They had been
put 70 work breaking stone in the stone
shed, long structure with an opening Ut
both ends Tor the carts TO pass in and
out. The two men We're q work
In the rear Of the shed near
the opening, and suddenly throwing
down their haemmers darted out and up
.oserthe hills and far away. Pursuit was
made by the oflicets in charge, but the e.
cap had been so sudden that the fugi-.
itives had seeured = good start before the
officers started. lslasle was q s.yaep sent
npSfor four months and had about two
months 10 serve. .sailot Shelly is q
tough who was sent up tor thirty days last
aIoniay morning for brutally assalting
oman named Peyton. sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-22
BELLAlRR.

II q
All Sorts Of Carreat News aud Gossip From
Z the Glass city.
John Ehler Is in Cincinnati.
TSo plain DRINKS in the city Lookup.
Ninty degrees, in the ehads yesterday.
George Peterson has gone to Cleveland,
Alex, Wiley, OF Pittsburgh, Is in the
oity.
Services at the U. P. Church as,usnalto-
morrow. Z. a
Dancing picnica at Fink's orchard this
evening.
Miss Nellie Ds.tslle is visiting friends
in Moundsyille.
Mrs. E. B. winans and daughter are
visiting in the city:
There will be teachers examination
| in this city September Cd.
Miss Emma Cochran, who has been sick
with fever, Is reported better.
Mrs: M. 4. O. Hngs Is back again from
pleasant trip to Burf's Mills.
Mrs. Sheets came home yesterday after
q very pleasant visit TO Cleveland.
DIR. John Williams will preach as usual
| in the First N. +. Church Tomorrow,
Miss Eapny liattslie, attersvery pleasant
visit to Glencoe, Ohio, has returned home.
Several OF the glass workers hereShaye
gone to Milwaukee, Wis, to work there:
The Belmont Loan and Savings Cons
pany sold money at 40 pesceRt pre-
MUM, y
Miss Alice Radcliffe and Miss /. Lydia
Ball, Of Wheeling, are here visiting
friends.
The Republicans renomtrated Senator
Hoge for State Senator irola this sena.
safiai district. ~
DR.. g. e. Day will make his future
home in 1ronton. He will leave the first
ofnext month. 80
Mr.. Stephen Hobsoa has besn appoint
ed administrator Of the estate 81 lion.
Isaac Holloway,
VIII Stewart Secretary OF The Stamping
Company, has been sick, but is able TO
walk around again. IS
No church In either the First or Second
Presbyterian churches tomorrow, both
pastors being away.
Aglsss worker was telephoned Tor to go
to Martins Ferry to work Tor s. q turn in
the Elsoa house. He did not go.
Mcsas. John: R. Robinson and family
and Henry Carr and family will return to-
| day from Moundsyille. They have been
spending several weeks on the camp
grounds there.
At ameeting Of. the nailfeeders Thurs.
day evening resolution was passed that
the feeders in the Bells;;re mill would not
70 to work gnil the discharged coopers at
the key factory were taken back.
Ed. Harris fell from a freight car Thurs.
day night and was pretty badly bruised
and cut about the atna aud head. His
hip and one arm were pretty badly
mashed in the fall. The carran over his
lantern, which he still held in his hand.
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An Edltor's View.

The Tyler Iadependnt says: A picnic
party from Wheeling came down TO the,
Narrows run last Sunday and had loud
time. Beer and bad whisky in abundance
were the cause Of numerous fights during
the day. Such drunken sprees are dis
grace TO American civilization.
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Ohio Central injunction.

onARlEsroN, W. Va, August GID.
II. Could to-day flei bill on behalf OF
himself ana others In the United States
Court, for d receiver OF the part OF the
Ohio Central railroad lying east Of this
place. and 70 enjoin any sale or transfer
Mi. ~. - - ~ - -
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Tug ANNUAI NEETING,

After full Justice had beea done the
dinner by meh with appetite sharpened
By the fresh air and outdoor exercise, the
Ringgold Cavalry Association was called
to order in annual session, and the fol
lowing officers elected:
President, B. I. Hasson, late Lieuten.
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LAY Ttisnet bsri n concsi \, what ba wonli
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ss Is NO the Nav IN which Sm;tS has acted
now thet the matter Ia nnblie. He would
ICY ehs s nrt ~ tbe fssy ba ann,,sntlv
sasiS t9w,arJ lie Tiantenant Nave an
d ,gs,S tS" to smooth over and bnsh the
49, m y ~ - ~ $50 ~ '''' -
tn iGsnt sn,;tb alan rees,,sd "a Mrs Afnel.
,a,ss mind that thew were ali Democrats Dan,
and tbis na mar. vas Ranabliesn mi she
rayv Scr sensihIv failed IA zee what that had
y , ID s WITH tSe t mstter. ia told her that
JoSnson said the story was not Ytrue. OF
4 that ,n,tions III Il were not tine. She
toIS tSe GSief that Il was trna in every
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ALI uShAFtf. :, 4,
Il Appellee headquarters In the City Hah
there was an air Of diEquiet oil day.
johnson appeared to hardly know wnat
TO say or do, and smith, u was PLAIN 70
see, was vexed and worried.
johnson at one time wanted 70 nave
Clerk Darrah draw up certain statements
to the effect that he did not do go and 50,
to which he wanted 70 make oath. CLERK
: Darrah told him that he would draw .ap
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and Henry Carr and ismiis viii Ire return e.
day from Moundsyille. They have been
spending several weeks on the camp
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Lilfls I1el.
a Littio tttoM
ID ne Estitog 81 ne IaLellioeaest. s..

s1a:-While you are showing up 50 adj
the shortcomings and iniquihes
OF the present police force, you might
give it 10 the police for going out to Sell
6crt's Garden and Wheeling Park on
special occasions and aoting 90 eHealsl
oiicefs, when they should be on their
city beats. The city does not pay; them
for loafing In the country and having q
good time. CITIZEN.
HJIseltng, Ap0l.st 81.
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Nh John THIEL, wilkSbarEc. Pa, writes: ~
have suffered from SAILS RhenEn for over eight
years at IntS 80 bad that could not attend 10 my
business for weeks At time. 1hrce boxes Of Cutt-
cuEa and four bot e ResOlYent have oltlrRly
cured me Of this dreadful disease