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Suffering Momanhnnd.

Too much effort cannot be made to bring
To the attention Of suffering womanhood
| the great value Of Lydia f. Pinkham' ;
Vegetable Compound as remedy for the
| diseases of women, and perhaps nothing is
| uoye etlectual than the testimony of those
who have been cured by it. Such an one
is the wife of General Barringer. of Win
ston, y. c., and we quote from the General :
letter IS follows: Dear Mrs. Pinlham
Please allow me TO add my testimony to the
most excellent medicinal qualities of your
Vegetable Compound. Mrs Barringer was
treated for several years for what the phvsi-
clans called Lucorrhua and Prolapsus
Uteri combined. | sent her TO Richmond.
Va, where She remained for six months
under the treatment of an eminent phvsi-
clan without any permanent benefit She
was induced to try your medicine, and
after reasonable time commenced to I'M
prove, and is now able to attend to her
business and considers herself fully re-
lieyed. General Barrringer is the pro-
prietor Of the American Hotel, Winston, \.
c., and IS widely knOWn.l
I'll, +f,44I l,,,,r-b +I,o
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TIE sufferer from consumption or any
wasting disease, if not permanently cured
will find greater relief in the use Of SCOTS
Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphitcs than in any other remedy
they can use
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For staining wood in imitation Of cedar
200 parts of catechu, 100 parts of caustic
potash and 10000 parts of water all by
weight, make a durable stain. Wood left
for some time in this solution will become
deeply penetrated with the stain.
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Advice to MEMBERSHIPS. Minslov

Advice to Mothers.-aIrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the l3ttle
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents u bottle.
fa7-lYAIWS
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Dr.La Mars se-ninalPins cure all cases OF

DIR. La Marc Sc rninalPiils cure All cases OF
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, mvol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indulgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. Dr.
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary otilntl-
liant but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual ors ans, and give new lease Of
Iife-with power 10 enjoy ito all who eGpe-
.ience the blessed benefits of their potent power.
Price s. 20 per bottle. Sent by mailon receipt OF
price, or by Express, C. O. D. Address all or
ders, a. acBOYLE u Co, Druggists, San Fran.
cisco. P. o. Box 1852. u5-1m
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Windsor Hotel. New York CITY.

Messrs. Hawk & Wetherbee. to conform
to the times, have reduced their rates to 81
and upwards per day. The high character
and standard will be maintained
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that Lydia h. finknaln NegetaDie Com
pound is as much the standard remedy for
female weaknesses as Quinine is for the
prevailing chills and fever.
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I o. TAI REMN EDIEsSs
GENERAL NOTICES.

"Why don't you enjoy your life ~ g How
can l when | am sick half the time Sure
enough. Try Dr.. kennedy's "FavoIite Rem
edy.d and then see how life looks. apl& lyMIh
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JOHN DOYLE
HORSESHOEING.

ID y. JOHNSON Is BACK IN HIS OLD ~
n. stand Fifth street, between X and n "
i, and will be glad 10 see his old iriendsM II
and customers. All Shoeing done in mod y Y
eru style, latest and most scientific principles.
m9Iplm
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THE cleansing, antiseptic and healing
qualities Of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
arc snequaled
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DIR. NETNsrrE

SPECIALIST AND GRADUATE.
No. IL KEAISNY STREET,
THREATS ALL CHRONIC, PRIVATE AND
l. Special Diseases with the same wonderful
success as of old.
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| DR.. Rennedy's "Favorite Remedy"
comes originally from the woods and fields.
1t is Natures medicine made portable and
| brought 10 your doors. apl3lyMTh
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FROM APRIL 20, 1885. ARRIVE
(FRoM)

A. For Morning p. For Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. Sundays only.
r. Freight and Accommodation Trains.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
7. II. GOODMAN, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
fel6-tf
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK. May 23d.
WHEAT-s1 0234@l 03 for June, 81 o. for
July, 81 064l o6l, for August, and 81 OK fol-
September.
CHICAGO May 23d.
WHEAT-s9ls:c for June. 9l$4c Tor July, and
90 for August
CORN-t71-c for June.
PORK-Sl1 o. for June.
LARD SO 12I5 for June
KIBS-S5 60 for June.
SHORT RIES-s5 50 for June.
LIyEEooI, May 23d.
WHEAT-Vcry quiet. California spot lots.
IS 100 to Is Id; just shipped, .is 9d $js; nearly
due. 37s, cargoes on passage, quiet but Steady;
Mark Lane Wheat, quiet but steady.
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The total length of the submarine cables
now in use is quoted at 5000 miles
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First-class Chinese Servants, Cooks and
Matters AOS Sutter St. SIN francisco. ap23-lm
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III II TtNIlII III8'IsIII'
CURED At HOME.

Persons al distance may be cured at home by
addressing letter to DIR GiBBON, stating case
symptoms, length of time the disease has con-
tinued, md have medicines promptly forwarded
free from damage and curiosity, to any part of
the country, with full and plain directions. BY
inc!OSing ten dolla IS i'll registered letter, through
the Postoftice, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., q
package of medicine viii be forwarded to any
part of the Union. The Doctor cures when others
TAIL; Try him. Mention the RECLRD- UNION.
Address DIR. J. i. GIBB0N,
ia2i-fptf I;oX 1857, san Francisco.
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Aversion &c Society, DlmneES OF NlslCf, NOlt cS
III the Head the vital fluid passing uuObseTyed
il the urine, and many other diseases hat cad
to insanity and death
DIR. EIISTIE. who IL p regular physician
(gI aduate of the University OF Penrsylvais) will
Gg1 &c to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for a
case of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(glnder his special advice and treatment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found in it. DIR NIINTIE treats sn Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. Con-
sultation Free. Thorough examination ard
advice, including analysis of urine So. Price
OF Vital Restorative, 81 80 bottle, OF four
tipes the quantity, SO; sent to any stiress
upon receipt Of price, or G. o. D., secured from
observation, and in private name # desired. be
\. Il. MiEEtE. ri. D., No. IL Reg.-,.v
street, San Francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
VIII be sent to any one applying by letter. At
ing symptoms sex and age. Strict secrecy in
regard TO all business transactions
DIR. MtNIlEf'S KIDNEY REMEDY. ME-.
PHEEi1CUNi, cures all kinds OF Kidney an,
bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea. elect TSuSore
rhgs For ssle By all Druggists 81 q t5tsis six
bottles for IS.
DIs. MINTIE's DASDELIOrs PILLS are
the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA AID
BIh1ioos cure in the market. Eos sale b. all
KLsK. GEARY & CO., Sacramento. Wholesale
Agents my94ply&o6wly
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Ss'NAaAAiAOAitNi u II u 1901.
JAMES Z. FURNISH,

Executors Of the will of William Hicks, de
ceased.
BEATTY & benson, Attorneys for Executors.
SHERBURN IL SMITH, Auctioneers.
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LIST OF LETTERS

| Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacramento on
Monday, May >, 1883:
Ladies' List
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REHBDY

Is a neyer-fsiliuC cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Sc minal Weakness,
Spermat0rrhG4, Lest
Manhood Impotenay
Paralysis, and Gil The
terrible effects Of self
abuse, yoGthfCl foll!es
and eEGesseSin mature
years--SUch as Loss of
n EN- Dry bsESilGde,
EOCHITuGi FlAisSisnS
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To the Unfortunate.
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
6es Kearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854,
for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases. such as Con
Orrhua, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in allits forms,
Semi lal Wcakue SIS, NJ
potency, kin Diseases,
etc permanently cured
or no charge.
] Seminal Weakness.
I Seminal Emissions,
\ he consequence Ofself-
$abusc. This solitary
svice or depravcd sex
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY

rv1RAINs LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE
SA c r A M E N T O.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO
FARE REDUCED!

BAybENG HOUSES.
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uai indulgence Is pracUced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with lnerrlng certainty the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless cOmbatcd 10y scientific
medical measures, viz: salluw countenancc,
dark spots under the eyes, pain i'll the head,
ringing i'll the ears noise like the TustiinE of
leaves and rattlingOf chsnots. uneasiness about
the Ioins, weakness of the limbs, confused Wis
ion, bluntcd intellect, loss OF confidence diff
dence in approaching strangers Il dislike 10 form
new acqGaintances, disposition 10 sbun society,
loss of memory, hectic lushes, pimplcS and va
rious erupiions about the face Girred tongue,
tTtld breath, coughs. consumption, night sWcats.
mOnomania ana frequently INSANITY
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
rns anAsass oa,sss.

fsW the Osiestisis ~ he fssine riap,
Wee nadsir iaisffurisd M fhsis
Preparations ~ shlp iisma me nsdlss
~ fbsif ~ ~ ifeihfsa.
HAs fhAsf 500, stpt,i1 -rnthsf.l.
iln wholesale praiiloe tna rn npia
have committed under tho ylry nose
NJ the city auiho.i ilss, be- ofasted
deep AMI iniinso eI'ltsm ,nl Tlo
knowledge that suoh mass OF pat
faction was lying posed la Tho We y
heart OF the city, while, at tbs Same
time, the drainage aud sewers OF tho
city are known 10 bo IN an unwhola,
some and fllthy sta.s, created foslinF
Of fear for tho health OF the city. A.
tor all the boxes containing the re-
mains OF the dead Cinnamon had bs Gu
removed 10 the morgue, tho ely core
nor was interviewed In regard 10 the
matter. He state I that when no ARR yed
no tho cellar, In which tho lxss werO
stored, and where the purified re-
ma us which hal still IN be boilst,
were lying, be sot 10 work with q
hat ,het 10 break omen tho box, and
there weie some 90 bodies in all.
ANENhEh si'h WA tAhNh - Ne6' ~
witch were O. reil,ly rolled up in
ol ed cloi nes nunher ~ human bones,
smaller bones aud long ST. pa ct skin |
were wrapped mp ln separate parcels
and paced witu'n tho larger ones. On |
tho outside of tho box VS. q lauol In |
Chinese ohsrs ,leis, indicating the |
name or 80 TsI3on, while living, 81 |
tina. the remains could DO claimed by
relatives ON arrival In Chira AtNr
having opened several cases, The coro,
nar conclude 10 n l.e the whole IL
and iemove them 10 the morgue, Rud
eNIroYs wagons wero called. While
the clsss Mere being placed on the
WAGONS some OF the bodies
roiipd OF to tho pAvomou
breaking them and leaving tls bones
eNl lsea 10 view. A crowd had as
ssmbtd, aad hav ng learned tho oSuso
OF the excitement, jumped on tho
bones and in tleir iadignG.lpu trnd
Thorn under foo.. TIE )iice quickly
interielre red and tho loading continued
without disruption, and the
the morale. Most OF tap
examinations, iCuud 10 have come
from cities IN The interior OF tho State,
and remains wore shipped from Jhera
TO San Francisco in common tea
boxes. Those that came from The in
terror arc boiled and prepared before
so tnat no odor Is percep-
iblo on route. Only those removed
from san Frsuclsco GENE eries lave
flesh still on Thorn wuou brought 10
tho preparation cellar. IL YVES tho in
9ntiout To have shipped all these on
the Steamer City Of Pekin, which
sails Saturday next II Is rumored
that tho Chinc will brinS action
against the coroE6rs for the removal
Of Tho boxes ard remains.
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MERIT, Sept. l2.--lCorrespondent ;.
The cotton crop will not be as good
in this Vicinity as wrI expected ow-
ing 10 drouth and worms. Picking is
going on st rapid rate. Tho crop
will be gathered soon, unless bad
weather interiors;.
The first death in cur own occur gs d
s't Sunday morning at 4 O'Clock, Mr..
y. T. French, a young man ot fire
qualities and goo prosl cts, brother
OF DR.. j. II. French, of tnis place, fell d
victim 10 typhoid fever.
Professor Chales Wren, of this pia.t
and Miss Jettio he IS, of DallG were
marx / We inesday, August %, ~ 3
u. M, at the residence of j, p. Bicsly
Esq, posr Farmersville. Many OF
their friends ga, bred TO witness the
ceremor 'es which we've rei iorncd ~
Raw. Il. A. Gay, OF this place. They
le,a on the @ o'clC ,k train, tho sane
evening, for Savoy, whele Mr.. Wren's
parents res lie, 10 return here ON FIJI.
day, where a beart''pl re aidence has
BEEN prov ided for Them. On 8 i .ug
gre on L. day evening they found
cir friends Collected at their house,
whore most elegant fef st ives PIE
pared by the young isdies of the
school, assist d by the } oupg men Of
the same. a. r Inc ucual erecting
and delay, they We o conduct TO tue
table which had bean 81 elegantly g.
-anged. Alter SUPP r tbs usual mer-
I:ment wfs indUlged in by the COM
oeny, making the whole a veiy en-
,oyabla affair.
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Dots from Dentson.

DENl5oN, Sept. A. Correspondence.
Sunday evening, while two young
ladies Eve failed TO learn their namesj
were out buggy riding, the horse was
frightened by dog running, and ran
at full speed down Morton street. IL
turning into Houston avenue, it
looked for a moment as though the
buggy would upset, but tho lady who
had hold of The lines ran him into
fence and stopped him. The other
young lady jumped out as the horse
turned around in the harness. Some
men ran out to catch tho horse, but he
succeeded in upsetting the buggy, but
fortunately the young lady was not
hurt.
On tho Missouri Pacifio train, coul-
ing north this morning, well-dressed,
handsome woman, apparently aged
about 60, made desperate attempt to
desert h3r 2-months-old child, and If
it had not been for the watchtulness of
another waif would have bsen thrown
on the miserable dependence ofcherity.
The woman registered at Taylor as
George Grace, and as the train
stopped at Taylor, she Laid down her
child, slipped from the car, pulled oil
her buster, and went to hotel nesc
by. Brakeman Neims discovered bhe
child and reported the fact TO the tralu-
men, soma OF whom vent in search of
the unnatural mother. When found,
shsiueignantly denied the accusation,
boldly asserting that she knew nothing
OF tho baby, and disowned it; but, as
she was the only woman in the car,
and further evidence coming TO light,
she took the baby, yet made no ex-
PLANTATION in regard 10 her STANCE con-
duct. Who she is and where came
from, or why she would deliberately
desert her offspring, is a mystery, and
the only conjecture TO be drawn, is
chat she would rather risk the child
falling into kind hands than display
the moral courage of facing the dis
grace; or, possibly, it was pure, un-
nitigated cussedness that prompted
her to thus dispose OF The little babe.
AS switch engine No. 81 was backing
up in the yards, to couple on a passen.
ger coach, the spring hanger broke,
letting the spring fly up against the
lever, so the engineer could not reverse
the engine. 1t was running at a good
speed, and when it struck the coach
gave it pretty hard so as to jolt,
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Paris Notes,

PARIS, Sept. l5.-lCorrsspondenoe.'-
Freight rates have been reduced 10
cents per hundred 10 all Eastern
points. Cotton buyers are in good
spirits accordingly.
The Louis ana lottery lost 5000 in
Parisa TOW days ago.
Cur community IL Sympath'"i ug
with Mr.. u nd Mrs. Frank Ledger, who
have 10th lest tholr fathers wilma a
few hoars. Nc. w. ;, r. or, tho
father OF Mrs. Ledger, died on Sunday
morning. Mr.. John Ledger, tue iather
of Mr.. Fraus Ledger, died last night.
Wildly Lodge, !. q. q. r., loses, in the
death OF Uncle Jack, ono OF its mo0t
worthy momb ers, aud will bury bin
to-day With Donors of the order.
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end solloas ofils hoard M e1aesllon
have devel0rsi llt4 isHi tnnt pfoitss1f
M NJ. iif0wn and Mles fda Nafs
fls we're lf4lnilg lliuen lnsNthef
~ man end v frlItrnffy ~, 1854 ~
New fifaHhia's, tOmel EQUITY, ~ Naa
itumpf hiss u fhaf Miss ida iiafflf
M Rnallts.0 o0ndii On, u4fpf0 hn v
nne " tbis frmituniiv had Any nuUni.
lga Of Der mHl 20 - Professor
IifuWn,
Tniri IL lsa vol tsiabi shed fact
that Jr, brown Jnn'f aud resided
In the efsie'n Ipirt OF ,le fitg,
while Mia ne b. tqsldci iu tha west
portion Of tlN C,Lri We. at thO San
Antonio riysr
fourth--It WAS nafer know n this
CITY ny the mnny iTit ods and patrons
III The R.v, side school, Nc any tlme
previous I the leto Investigation, 4 /
aRid Miss HR. IN was Mrs. Bro o.
Fiiih-As our moral tides rrre. IN
repu'ed 10 bs All low ebb, IL IN Tue
sonCe ot thiF con, mun,sy ID the hon.
oiable mavor sud c,tyt junol' would
greatly ala us u r1ise The mar stand
ara among us by tns rsnoval OF said
Professor Brown aud Mss Ida Harris
from tho pie "a and ! >s,t,on az Toe ,h-
ers IN the city public schools.
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EOiJey Notes.

Fo2YEZ, Sept. Eco. -espo 1de aca.
Death has az last, a. .er an lne1J ~
81 Gays, taken from us ono OF our mo :
useful and esteemed citizens, DR.. G. B..
Sowell. Everything was done for N
that was known to skill. Dr.. Stroud
was tho attending physician, instead
OF Strong, as appeared in my last
communication. DR.. York, Of Deca-
Jul, an old ..iend and schc climate of
DR.. Seweil, came ye. .erdsy- only ar
rived in time to see him breathe
n of the Masonic fraternity;
also member of the Knights Of
Horror. Ia ie former 40 had policy
OF %l,t ., in the lattsr SIC 10. He will
DO buried tomorrow at 3 p. ~, by tue
Masons.
Ed Harry who has been here for
sewers, months getting out paving
timber for Dallas, finished his contract
Saturday and LEI! yesterday for Dali
ias, biz home. We regret TO loss him,
tor no 'wcS 6 fond as. )ciats and q
worthy gentleman. Fam s'laccounts,
we shall see him occasionally. ',-
The county sest question was
fully discussed here Saturday,
botn pro and con. Each town was
fully represent d. This seems 20 be
the battle ground, as Terrell and Kaui-
man both sc I'm 70 think this precinct
will decide tho matter.
Captain Henry Frees, of Dallas, is
among US 10 day, greeting his many
friends and customers.
Jesse Moore, OF Duck Creek, Dallas
county, has purchased the farm for
merly owned by j. 3. Dallas, near
Forney, and will soon DO one of our
citizens. We welcome all such ds
Uncle Jesse.
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GAIN RsToN, Sept. TO- Special. =
The Martin.Bor y rspo case was con-
cluded bSiore Recorder Fontaino to-
day, and resulted in Martins being
committed without bail, although de-
fendent expressed q desire } make
rsparatiop by marrying Miss Berry.
Tits privilege, however, wel indig-
nantly denieu him by tho ira p'"ents
OF the iniurt lcl.
During tho height Of the storm,
which swe,t over tho cIy last night,
lortly a., y O'Clock, lightning
suck flag netfof the Surf Bathing
bou. 2, AZ the &c D. OF fremont street,
educiug IL 10 spliniers. Simultane-
ousiy the south COZ ner OF tho skating
Link was struck by an electrical
bot, a;iog it open and damaging the
building considerably Total rainfall
STAGE leo yesterday morning and O
this morning, was SIG inches, which,
toge.her win the previous record OF
Q IS MIKE total Ainfa OF 1879 inches
s'nce the first Of month, equal
one.qusri ~ oItue age rainfall for
ayeaf. All sue lower PCT ion OF The
city is flooded, amt portious of the
street railway submerGei, making
loGomoIion difficult. Tue sky Is st'll
overcast and showers are frequent.
Tho latest socisl event ia the mar
rage, this morning, ct Mr.. John p.
Boughan, of The Chicago Office OF the
Associated Press, ana Miss kaLio
Monroe, one OF tho most charming
young ladies' OF thjs city. The core
mony took place at St.Mary's cathedral,
Rev. Father Marie officiating, in the
pr ssence OF n large circle OF friends OF
The contra 2ting pa. hes. After receiy-
ing tho congratulations OF their
Fl. ends, and parta Sing of an elegant
wedding bressfs,t st tina leSidsucs
of Mrs. Conner. the brides amt,
the happy couple depdwsg oy the rf.
{ Jrnc IN train Tor Chicago, their future
home. Nh. Boughsn tormoly repre-.
eentet Eno Associated Press at Lnia
npint
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The Conter of Population

The New York Herald, in comment.
ing on the rapid increase Of popula-
ton in Dakota and Minnesota, states
bat tho effect viii probably DO TO
move the center of population not only
toward the west, but also In north
eriy direction. "Facts and fgures,"
says the New Or.eapa Times Demo.
orat, edo not support Jhis somewhat
sectional doctrine of the Herald. which
fails to recognize the present impor-
tauce and growth nf the oSuth. Texas
has scded about 900 600 to her popula-
tlon in the same period, and Arkansas
will claim m increase OF 800 0y) reo-
plo." Southern families seem to &c
moro prolific than northern, Tor in
spite OF wPr, slavery, iack ui iumigra-
tioD, and the great numbers cuntribn-
led TO other States, tho center has
moved since the first cersns toward
tho south as well as west, as is shown
by the following table:
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