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A Positive Written Guara,,.I

given In every Durable CASE .vbers r..'ss
lists It frankly stated. Complete symp,o Uus,e
enabling you to properly state your csss IAN a.
Blood Impurities and Blood po;. ,p.
Msrcuriai and other Affections Of T Tsm
Skin and Zones. Biotches, Eruotja ,s'' y
Sores anc Ulcers. Painful SgeIs,Su
from whatever cause, positively and 'm19
driven from the system. by means Of SAT-, '1'ev
TESTED .nS NEMhpins' STIFF and SWOLLEN ,S
positively cured. No poisonous dr"nI palsod
catarrh. Throat, Nose. Lunq DIsss use
Constitutional and Acquires, S MIN
nesses of both sexes, treated sncoN nese,
Age and experience are fmoor,snsslaall
proved good remedies Of all ages md cna.
are used, and knowing what to give, no unit, sr,
me d are made. On account Of the great S
often lower than is demanded la, o,t Nept ON
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when you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage, Expressage and a.
Calriage Hire and stop at the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite Grand Cen.
tfAl Depot ESQ elegant rooms, fitted
up = cost Of SlsOQ0,000, 81 and up.
ees6e pc day. European plan. Els-
{l1qs 9 Ae1xlnsant supplied with -
e120i z 1 A. S|||syess1
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lie Not Deceived

he Not Deceived
Don't buy "electrio" or "magietlon
frauds. Tho best external remedy IL
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.
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Ladies', Your Attention

IuUItHt hUuf NNVtHtfOh.
l have added large silk depart
ment, in black and cOlorsd silks, in
Rhadames, Tricotines, Rhad imier
Lyons ana other qualities. All / ask
como see tho silks and price them.
Il, BAUMAN.
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Are you made mi, cradle by indigos-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin9 Shiloh's Vital.
i2er 10 positive cure. Sold by J. L..
Williams.
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Ladies', Your Attention

i have added large silk depart.
ment, In black and colorod silks, 4,
Rhsdames, Tricotines, Vhadsimier,
Lyons and other qualities. All / ask,
come SEQ the silks and price them.
n. BArMAN.
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Catarrh cured, health and swee
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal in
jector free. Sold by j. l.. williams Il
IN.
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WANTED-A LARG !. UNFURNISH-
w edroom, with board, IN z ,od neigh
oorhood, on or near street railway. for gem
Lemen sndwif Addses, G, u. II, this
office. nnvln. A.
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CONSUMPTI ON.

Il havc.a positive remedy FOR the above
disease by It's Use thousands of cases of the
wo ri XII aud oflong standing have been
cured. Indeed, SO strong IL my faith In It's
efficacy, that will send TWO BOTTLES
TRe Arlsr ON the disease, to any sufferer,
Give exp ess aud post ufiice address. DIR
T. A. SbOCUM, Isl Pearl rect, n. Y
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Sleeploss nights made mist, able by
that terrible cough. Shiloh I re n
the remedy for you. Sold ~ :. l..
Williams IL Co,
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Notice to Publishers.
A Chambers Folder IL perfect order,
for sale cheap. Address JEIALp office,
Dallas, Texas.
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The finest assortment OF Bpectacles
ana eyeglasses In the city, corner of
Main and Poydras streets.
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Hosiery, collars, cuffs, gents fur
nishing goods at Burr Bro, sos Main
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, q positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and cank-
or mouth. Sold by J. l.. Williams &
TO.
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Just try q bottle OF DR.. Scott's Cocoa.
IRON and Phosphorus. For Gale by all
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CUR YOURSELF!

Or. Bohnunans Negotiable curative iswar1,M VI
rermnncntycurcg all forms OF Spermatorthcao or sasAl
weakness, brncral Debility, Impoeusy, etc. and rsast!|
Lost Power" and brings back the Youthful VIZ 81
thoscwho have destroyed 1t by sexual execsse, 9ul
practlses, in from two 10 seven weeks time Thnne'
dy, which has been used by Dr. Bohannan IN hs ri.|
yatc practice for over thirty years. never krnio
fall curing even the WORST CASES. II gives vaund
imparts energy with wonderful ctiect,o those mdtkfd
men who feel weakness beyond their years lhla!gi.
anng properties are felt NJ once. Young mens tsnN
rom the consequences of that dreadiully desrsnNe
habit OF SeliAbusc use this medicine with tht isu
rnce OF speedy and PERMANENT cure. The rhal
gains strength and elasticity ofspirs At once, f,
directly on the parts affected soothing and ak
tonic and nnodync 10 the relaxed seminal uttn
and lrratcd ducts, impartlng power and tone i,an
storing them TO their natural state, III same a. ~
hanefnl habit had never been INDUCED In; Thnp'
ilents are snpls production, Of nature bark, M
aerhs, cte, and area specific for the above disease
p3-fficc, Five Dollars, sent with full dirrcioiAm
% any address. For sale only by DR.. c. A. Bohr,ss
N. u comeroi Sixth aud Blddle streets, ST. loussA
Etahlishc IN lS.,. ~
ne. Dr. d. Treatise on Specia, Diseases ~
gives clear dclincaton nf the nature symp,om, - f
OF cure, etc,, OF SYPHILIS SEMINAL WEAksrs
Ltc, Sent Free any address upon recent ofone ~
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This Is q free country sure, but you
can't get DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Tree
OF charge, 1t ooste you Il quarter every
-, e.
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NJ ANrED-AGENTS. ADDkESSTHE
w Electric Lamp and stove Co. st.
Louis, Mo for circular, cuts and terms of
oo-oandle power Marsh Electric Lamp II
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w. soAour,e has been appointed
claim agent Of the Texas & st. Louis
read, vice Mr.. Jack, resigned.
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Latest style Of Coon & Co. collars nj
Burr Bros, EOS Main street,
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Free coacert by the grand orchestra
and band at Mayer's garden Tonight.
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Free concert by the grand orchss.r,
and band at Mayors garden to.nirht
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M ED-l0O MEN 10 MAZE TIES
W and cut wood; &c IL 25e for cutting
ties at stump; 81 per cord for cutting 4 foot
wood. Apply at works 1T Roberts,, II. &
I. c. II. r., or +. j. WALDRoN, Contrac or,
Terrell. AOyT.3lt
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w ANTkD-A FEW PERSONS TO
w learn shorthand either PEI sonally or
ny mali, TO fill positions at 80, SIS and so 0
per month; positions secured pupils when
competent; can be learned in three months
Shorthand writers furnished railway Of
1ces and mercautil- houses rec Uf charge
Two lessons fir e. Address PROFESSOR, T..
q. boX 20, Houston Texas. novS-tf
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~ ANTED--A WOMAN TO HELP
" with house work: good wages. MRS
FITZGERALD 40 BRYAN str, ct
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WANTEO-A POSITION AS 30 X
W Keeper or statesmen; best references
Audfess A. u This ollie. nOYll Ii
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Under tho Blue Coats,

tHUcr IuU bIue COHtE.
Every United States military post
Is supplied with Bsnson's Capclne
Porous Plasters. Scientific, quick
acting
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NEW ApVsRrlsEMEM
I CURE FITS.

Whom say cure do not mean merely TO
stop thom for Tim aud then have them
return again. mean n radical cure. have
made the disease of Fits, Epilepsy or Fall
my remedy To cure tho worst cases. Becnuso
Others havof u Il " no reason for not now
receiving y cure. Send at once or u trent NO
mud u flee bottle of my inialliblc remedy.
GIVE Express and Post Office. IL costs YOU
nothing for a trial, ana will cure you.
Address DIR. II. q. ROOF. lsi Pcntlst. MY.
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street.
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SWAaVED--H HIGHEST PRICES PAIN
" for secondhand furniture BY c. "
LoUnoE, at his new stand, ~ Elm street
Telephone him. -lit
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RAILROAD RACKET.
THOSE MEXICAN SUBSIDIES.

An Order to Missolri Pacific Cond1ct
ors--Supdsy Work on the Great
Western Railway of Engiand--
The WabaSh sale-Mest-
Ing at Cincinnati.
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w Az ED---B AN IENCkD
w bOokseePer and salesman, II siiua-
ton IN wholesale or retail establishments,
is willing that his salary sail b. coming
ent on his proficiency Address =. o. COX
3d. Sherman. Texas
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Every city OF any Importance has a
kind Of place like Rome c. old had-a
forum whero the people met and ex.
changed views ana "gave aud received
the news that floated through the
city" Cicero regarded that point as
the great urban, cOnvorgent center in
tho City of tho iseven Hills, and the
sam remark may DO applied to our
place, now coniessedly the focus OF
Texas intelligence. We haveno forum,
but at the
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NVANTED--IF YOU HAVE SICOND-
w hand furniture, books or clothing
lors le, telephone G W LoUDoN, 72s Elm
street, novS-A lat
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WANIED-.A FEW MORE 4OOU
" men TO sell the Royal st. John Sewing
Machine. address CHARLES j. WaIrE,
=. o. box liS. noyS-tf
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tx ANrED HE NTfNG $40 e.
W wanted, and stoves exchanged, a. spe-
e!altF, by g. W. I.oUDoN, 726 Elm str, ct.
Telephone him. poy8-l4t
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EANTED : LADY AGENTS FOR
w "Daisy" Skirt and Stocking Support
ers, Shoulder Braces, Bosom Forms, Dress
Shields, Rubber Bingham Blbs, Aprons,
Sleaves, Infants Diapers, etc. Our 1905
agents are making money fast; so can you.
Address, with stamp, Il. II. CAMPBELL d
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A GENTS WANTED FOR A New
IAbook, "Deeds Of Daring by Blue and
Gray" The great collection of the most
thrilling personal adventures on both
sides during the great civil war. No other
book at all like 1t. Outsslls everything.
Address, TEXAS Book AND BIDnE COM
PANY, sA Elm street, Dallas, Texas
WANTING PAYIN G POS
a itions, thu Sc who have positions, bu
desire lar err salaries, register without de
lay with the 1--we Southwestern Schoo
Agency. Colleges, schools and families
wanting teachers supplied, Send stamp to
~ for registration blanksa al either New Or
cans, La, pal las Texas, Nashville, Tenn
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N AN ~ D AL To TIE ntP nUNk 40
~ Il. w. ogdon. az 726 Elm streei, for
move wagon Telephone %. ". Loudon's
secOnd-hNn Store, ow
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W-1YLNvTWO AsslsrAN' DRESS
~ makers at d1s. A. NJ FowLKR's, Is,
Elm STIR ct Dallas noyl2-3 st
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VA ANTED-A GOOD WOMAN CdOK
w and do housework In private fam
ily; good wages paid to u good woman;
Apply at Coz Ervay street. OciG-tf
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NOR E-bARGAIN-ONE SINKNR
Il Davis 25-horse-power engine, new,
never used; one 3O.powcr boiler. new:
pump, pipes and everything connected
with boiler aud engine. For particulars
inquire of Dallas Cracker Co. octl6-tf
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nor rem q. W LOUDON, AZ NO,
= 12j Flm street, will rent you every
thing N the houscfdrnlshlng line. Tele-
phone HIN, noyS.llt
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WANTED-Ai IL KINDS OF SN 0NB
w hand furniture by q. ". I.ouDoN,
No 726 Elm street. Te ephone. novS- al
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Az ANTED- TRAVELLERS, If you GO
W to Cleburne, stop at the Gait House
nswly furnished; 80 step from the railroad
depot; a splendid table Il and Sl.50, accord
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EOR sALE--HOUSE OF -FOUR ROOMS
A. and dne gallery; good cellar aud els
tern; lot pSXl76; line fruit, splendid bsr-
gain. WILL \, WATRIS & Co, Herald
holldlng. sep2Seod-tf
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WANTED,

WANrED-F0UR CHAMBERMATtS.
" dishwashsr | laundry woman. q
girls for z nerat housewurk, severa, hsni-
iuss ON farms, 81 tie-makers 90
Vile In city. Intelligence ana Employ
ment Office, G9 Main styse -, Dallas n
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M ANTED = TWO GOOD CHAMBER
w maids at st. George tel. octl2-tf
EOR SALE OR REM RESTAURANT and
a fixtures, good locat on, steady trade
also five furnished rooms above resiaur-
ant; all new and el CANT fixtures aud fur
niture Address 72S Elm street oct2O.tf
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EOk SALE.-ONE OF THE FINEST
IL farms In Navarro county, four miles
uorth OF Rice, containing 772 acres; l21
acres in cultivation, go in pastures; has
good two.story box house If four rooms.
Kitchen and dining-room attacL ed; clslern
tanks, cribs and lots of fine grass; will sell
part or whole cheap Apply to IRA PICK
FIRING, on promises. octl7-lm
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FOR RENT.

IGOR RI NT.-rWO. STORY BRICK BUS
~ mess house, 25xl2j feet, the southwest
cornor ot Main and Martin streets, second
100 Nlied INTO rooms, next TO Thomp-
sons un" W.: also u well furnished two
story. residence OF eight rooms, 1911 Main
street, cistcrn, ttGblo,water works and gas;
easy tcrms tnA reliable tenant. Apply 10
MURPHY BnhAsz, 12l Main street,
noyS.tf
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NoR SALE-BuTH STOVE AN CORD
D wood OF al varieties, Mt reasonable
prices; also mll line Of horse feed. a. DYs-
TERBAcu, 1921 and 1925 Elm rect. East
nallas, octl5-tf
NOR SALE AT a ARUAIN-hARCE
lumber of cases and chnsos of various
sizes; printers In need of either win find 10
% their advantage TO address us. DALLAS
HERALD.
EUR SALE--A GO ID sECU sU.HAND
II organ at low price, and easy terms IL
bulldinr.
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No. 7OJ Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-11-03
Th,nksgiving Proclamation
WAsHINGroS, Noyember 2.-The fo.-
lowing proclamation was issued by the
President OF the United States:

WAsHINGroS, Noyember 2.-The fo.-
lowing proclamation was issued by the
President OF the United States;
"a PROCLAMATION
The American people have always
abundant cause to be thankful TO Al
mighty God, whose watchful care and
guiding hand has been manifested in
every stage of their national life, guard
ing and protecting them in time of peril
and safely leading them in the hour of
darkness and danger. 1t is fitting and
proper that the nation thus favored
should on one day IN every year for
that spurpose, especially appointed,
publicly acknowledge the goodness of
God and return thanks TO Him for all
His gracious gifts.
Therefore, I. Grover Cleveland, Pre-
s dent of the URited States of America,
90 hereby designate and set apart Thurs
day, the 26th day of November instant.
as day of public Thanksgiving and
prayer. and do invoke an observance
of the same by all people Of the land.
On that day let all secular business be
suspended, and let the people assemble
L
W tn prayer and song of praise devoutly
t tify their gratitude to the giver OF
every good, and perfect gift for all that
he has done for us in the year
hat has passed; for our preser-
walton as a united nation, for our
deliverance from the shock and danger
of political convulsion, for the blessings
of peace, and for our safety and quiet
while wars and rumOrs of wars have
agitated and affected the nations of the
earth for our security against the
scourge of pestilence, which in other
lands mas claimed It's dead by thousands,
and filed the streets with mourners;
tor plenteouS crops, which re ward the
labor of the huSbandman and inerease
our nations wealth, and for content
ment throughout our borders, which
follows in the train of prosperity and
and let there also be on the
day thus set apart reunion of families,
Sanctified and chastened by tender
memories and associations, and let
the social intercourse of friends. with
pleasant "reminiscences, renew the ties
of affection and strengthen the bonds
OF kindly feelings, and let US by no
means forget while we give thanks and
enjoy the comforts which have crowned
our lives, that truly grateful hearts are
inclined to deeds of charity, and that
kind and thoughtful remembrance of
the poor will double the pleasures of
our condition. and render our praise
and thanksgiving more acceptable in
the sight of the Lord.
Done at the City of Washington, this
second day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and eIghty-five, and of
the independence of the United States,
the one hundred and tenth.
Ggned) GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President
T f. Bx0ApD
Secretary nj cEo&a
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HEGOEs.
But He squeAls About 1t.


WASHINGTON, D. c., November p
Charles z. Coon, assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, in his letter OF resigna-
ton while thanking Secretary Manning
for the assurance of satisfaction with
his official conCust, says with reference
to Mannlng's statement that reasons
not necessary to explain required
CoOn's resignation. I can only infer
from this that those reasons are po-
litical; in other words, that am to
retire from the Office to which l was
appointed some eighteen months ago,
because l am not in political accord
with my superiors. beg to remind
you that only in March last, on the
suppositiOn that there might be a feel
ing of this kind, Frankly informed the
President and yourself that while l had
been promoted to the Office of Assistant
Secretary after service of nearly
twenty years in the Treasury, without
the Intervention or solicitation
OF az single politician, | had
alWaxs been and still was
Republican; that while did not deem
it consistent with either of the circum-
spirit of the reform in the civil service,
10 which the administration was
pledged preferences. Yet, l was ready
20 do so at moment If desired by you.
To this you replied that you desired
me to remain and assist you, for the
present at least. But while solely in
tent upon giving you loyal support in
all matters appertaining to the public
business, have not failed to observe
that my continuance in Office has not
been acceptable TO a considerable pOr-
ton of the party press and very
many politicians. The frequent criti-
cisms shOwered upon you in this
connection have made it plain
to me that public sentiment as
concerns one party, at least, is not.yet-
sufficiently advanced to encourage or
approve the retention of subordinate
officers for reasons other than political.
infer that this is also the conclusion
reached by you"
Following is Secretary Manning's
letter, communicating the Presidents
acceptance of Coon's resignation:
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 81.
Honorable Charles E. CoOas, assistant
Secretary:
Shy direction of the President,
have the honor to inform you that your
OF Office as Assistant Secre-
-ary IS accepted to take effect upon the
qualification of your sue lessor.
Very respectfully yours,
DANIEL MANNING,
Secretary.
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A Daily DeralcatiOn.

The Hon. John Kelly, the head and
'front.' of Tammany Hall, a man of
strict integrity, an indefatigable
worker, early at his Office, late to
leave, so burdened with business that
regular meals were seldom known by
him, with mind in constant tension
and energies steadily trained, finally
broke down.
The wonder is that he did not sooner
give way. An honest man in all
things else, he acted unfairly with his
physical resources. He was ever
drawing upon this bank without ever
depositing a collateral. The account
overdrawn, the bank suspendS, and
both are now in the hands OF medical
receivers.
1t is not work that kills men. It
is irregularity of habits and mental
worry. No man in good health frets
at his work. By and by, when the
bank OF vigor suspends, these men
will wonder how it all happened, and
they will keep wondering until their
dying day, unless, perchance, some
candid physician or interested friend
will point out to them how by irreg
ularity, by excessive mental effort,
by constant worry and fret, by plung
ing in deeper than they had right
to go, they have produced that loss
of nervous energy which almost in
variably expresses itself in deranged
condition of the kidneys and liver,
for it is a well-known fact that the
poison which the kidneys and liver
should remove from the blood, if left
therein, soon knocks the life out OF
the strongest and most vigorous man
or woman. Daily building up OF
these vital organs by so wonderful
and highly reputed specific as War
ner's Safe Cure, is the only guarantee
that our business men can have that
their strength will be equal to the
labors daily put upon them.
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia,
we learn, indicating, as we have said,
a breakdown of nerve force. His
case should be a warning to- others
who, pursuing a like course, will GER
tainly reach like result.-ISunday
Herald.
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Obsequies.

Yesterday, at u o'clock, a large con-
course of relations and friends as
sembled at the Pleasant Green Meeting
House to pay their last respects to the
remains of H. 7. Spencer, Jr., who from
robust health after a brief illness of less
than a week. was obliged to suecumb to
that grim reaper who mows down
sooner or later AL before him. He was
the only son of his heart broken par
ents, H. I. and Mary Spencer, and had
not yet quite reached his twentieth
year. The large assemblage was adj
dressed by Bishop Hartman, Elders
Jacobs and Reed, all testIfying in feel
ing terms to the moral worth and the
many noble qualities of heart and
mind of the deceased, and referring to
the unscrutable purposes of Providence
IN removing one just blooming into
manhood and but just commencing the
labor of useful and active life, and
showing that he who believes in the
boundless mercy of an overrullng father
knows that all is for the best, and that
II is mere presumption In weak hum
anity to give reasons why.
Fifty-two carriages of relatives and
friends followed the remains to the
Cemetery on the hill side near Pleasant
Green. IL the sympathies of many
will tighten the heavy load of the af-
flicted parents, then their burden is
light, for few Young men are so FORUM
ate as to be so widely and favorably
known as was the deceased. The
weight of grief we cannot lift from off
the hearts of sorrowing relatives, let US
tighten by what consolation we can Of
fer, and by that sympathy for others
which can only be appreciated by
those whom experience has taught
[CoM.