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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Divine Inspiration.

The game blood circulates from Gem
esis to Revelations. ltisthe One Book.
& He who makes Moses q. myth makes
Christ "a impostor. He who denies
ne Mosaic authorship and the inspira-
Hon Of the Pentateuch denies the au-
s1henticity Of the Gospel and the divin-
ikfy Of our Lord. But we are told that
(tke Bible must be tested as to its au-
thentioity, es other books are. Granted.
But when Sir Walter Scott avowed
himssY the author of the sWaverly
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
prickly Ash Bltters is am unieihna

prickly Ash Bltters ~ am nnfe'ling
specific for all complaints arising
fro.a derangemant of the functione,
of the liver. 1t purihss the blood and
infuses new life into th0 invalid. Pains
in tho side, general unes 'lness, loss
of appetite, headache, bilious attacks,
etc., etc., are sure indications tnns "a
corrective Is needed. PricslS ASH
Bitters is especially adapted tor, these
complaints, IL arouses torpid liver
10 action and restoreslit to a hesIthy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
Home Items and roples.
"All your own null
n you remain sick when yon can

"sAil your own iAull
n You remain sick when yOr can
Get Eop b.tiggs that ntver'- Fail."
Tho weakest woman, smallest
child, aud siekllost invalid can uso hop
bitiers with safety aud great good.
Old mon toiJeflnR around from
Rheumatism, kidney trouble or any
weakness will M made Elulost new By
using hop blttUrs.
Es-My vito and daughter werG
mgdo healthy by tho usa O, b. Jiiiers,
aud recommend thom 20 my people.
Il Methodist Clergyman.
Asl. any good doctor II hop
Bltters are not tho best family medicine
ON earth ~
-Mslsrlal fever, Aguo aud Bilious
ness will leayo every ue'ghhorbo d as
scon IN hop bittsrs srflyc.
-"My mother drove tho psrsiysis
and nouralgia al out ui her system
with hop bitters."-Ed. oswego sun.
EE-"Keep tho kidney healthy With
hop bltteis end you ncec net fear
slckuess."
The vigor OF youth for tho aged end
inhrm in mop bltters J!
AT the changaof lifonothlng equals
Hop Bisiers TO alay all troubles Incident
Thereto"
1.-THE BEST periodical for ladies TO
take monthly, and from which they
viii receive tho greatest benefit 10 hop
bitters."
Thousands die annually from some
form Of kidney disease that might
have been prevented by timely use o.
mop bittera.
indigestion, weak stomach, irregu-
laritles Of The bOwels, cannot exist
when top Sitt9rs are used.
4 timely use OF hop
B!lters will keeps whole family
Inrobust health q year alta little cost,
TO produces real genuine sleep end
repoSe al night, take u little
hop Sit,ers on retiring.
err None genuine Without n bunch Of
greca Hops on the white label. Shun all
Tho vile, poisonous stun with "Eop" or
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

The finest assortment of spectacles
and Eyeglasses in the, city, corner Of
Main and Poydras streets.
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Originally California discovery oAMEtLNEh Wherever pdy -
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l
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absorbed
g without esan lon oh medical protestant therefore. publish tho ioE
The M ~ ned piyea Of sou familiar Win ne composition OF
~ Il a9 a. d. o9n Tsp iclet C3,g George coer ~ Me-
experimenting Phssan County Hospitals OF
L. A NJ /,
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II Powers NJ D, NJ ~ D. NJ
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CNNELLNls
Faithfully
York CNSwIi Massey Co.. Chemists nl Drass ,Nisaoi L.
syck ma Iprenar
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

err None genuine Without bunch Of
greca Hops on the white label. Shun all
Tho vile, poisonous Stuf with Hop or
"Aops' In their name
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
A TEXAS EXPOSITION.

The Day suggests that the Texas ex-
position, which is talked of, should be
held at Waco. II people come here
s. om I distance we should show them
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

A lively SensA6on VA created In MAAa-
mor.H, Ohio. laSt Friday evening. by the
peculiar performances Of one Christian
DoneieA, an alleged inAdel Who then for
The hrSt time attended church. Accord
ing to the dispatch. the inndel meekly
took . seat way in the rear Of the ediAce,
preserving . stoical indifference until an
invitation for mourners to come to the
altar was given, when, with n loud cry
for mercy, he ran like n possessed to
the altar and knelt down. The audience
were surprised into silence for a moment;
then comprehsnding the situation. broke
into q frenzy of shouting and yelling.
Benches were pulled up. men picked up
chairs and smashed them against the
walls, while crowds marched up and
down the aisles singing and shouting; a
number Of women tainted, and Miss
Lewis went into a trance in which she
yet lies. Her limbs are warm and plinble;
her face presents every appearance Of
health and a faint breath is perceptibln,
but all efforts to arouse her have proved
unavailing. About midnight Dongela
professed conversion; sprang up sudden
ly, knocking the minister violently
against the pulpit, and cutting his head
and face severely. No heed was paid to
this, and the preacher, with blood stream
ing down his face, led a procession of
men who carried Dongela on their
shoulders, and followed by women way-
ing their handkerchiefs. Alwere shout
ing at the top Of their voices, and the
meeting continued until all were ex-
hausted. Next day Dongela became pos
sessed Of the idea that he was specially
sent from Heaven to provide for the
| preacher. He took all his own available
money and started for the minister's
house. On the way he met Jacob Meiser,
whom he compelled to return to his
house, where he put him in the cellar.
He then forced Mrs. Meiser to give him
all the money in the house. Just as
Dongela was leaving, Meiser escaped
from II cellar ana attempted 10 stab
Dongela, who savagely repealed the at
tack. inficting dangerous wounds. When
the hour for evening service arrived, DON
gela appeared at church with a huge
club in his hand. Ascending the pulpit
he declared he was Christ, and had come
TO judge the world. After a desperate
fight, in which several were severely
hurt, Dongela a secured and placed
in confinement.
A few more conversions like that Of
the stalwart Dongcla will nave the effect
gf spreading the gospel out mighty thin
in that neighborhood. But such capers
are INDIGENOUS to no other atmes-
phere than that of Ohio.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
Star Valley Locals.

Rev. Geo. W. James, G. W. C. T.. for
Nevada, gave one Of his very interesting
lectures on Temperance, in the Star VAL
ley school house Tuesday evening. Feb
Tuary 10th, to "A crowded honse. after
which he organized a Good Tcmplars
Lodge with twcnty-six members. The
following officers were elected and in
stalled for the present quarter: Rev. ].
y. BrccSc. W. G. r.; Minnie Riddle, W.
V. T.: James Ridlcil, p. W. Z. T.; Rob
'rt PHkeuhGm, ". r; Sirs. J.. w. ST.
Cinir. ". l.. II. y; Mrs. james McNIul-
lea, w. l.. II. $; W. ". Wcnthcrs. ".
81; George +. Porter, W. \. ~; Mary
j. lhddrll, W. 4. g.; james II. O'Britu
w. o. q; Mrs. Julia Armstrong, W. C.;
Lee W. 81. Clair. l.. y. The regular
meetings Of tho Lodge were fixed for
Tuesday evening OF each week at : 30
o'clock.
The many friends Of Mrs. Malcolm
Hall will be glad to learn that she is re-
covering from her late illness. We are
all very anxious To- SEE her restored To
her wOmtrd h"llth AMI to our society.
Mr. James MrMul'cn is killing hogs
and shipping them to james Martin,
EgTciat.
The paper read before the Star Valley
Literary Society by Mrs. William Arm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
lFron Saturday. D.ily.l
BALMAGUNDI.

The jingle Of sleigh.bells Is again to
be heard on u streets.
Sol. Ashim, formerly q merchant Of
Eureka is reported dying in San Fran
cisco.
The usually quiet precincts Of China
town now seem alive with hustle and
preparation to celebrate the approach
ing Chinese new year which begins to-
morrow, being the eleventh year of the
reign Of the present Emperor of China.
Bob Rowland, the famous sage.brush
~missionery, passed through by the East
bound train last evening. This is the
first time thut we have enjoyed Bob's
society since, as chief engineer Of the
Sutro boom. four yoars ago, he ICON
vinced' the Legislative delegations of
the Great East, while diligently engaged
III n three weeks effort to reduce IA big
nieerShaum to the regulation tint, at the
Depot Hotel, in this place. During that
stirring period Bob was ''mum" as n
pinkcrton detective, and ''what he was
on" was what no fellow could find out.
Nevertheless the coloring OF that pipe
was II rather expensive process-for our
good friend Adolph.
Yscult Dudley, the woman who shot
O'Donovan Rossa, was granted n writ
OF habeas corpus by Judge Donahue of
the Supreme Court ON Wednesday and
the warden of the Tombs was instructed
to produce her in court. She says she
wants an immediate examination or be
admitted to bail. Rossa has signifed
his intention not to appear agninst her.
The rivalry between the refiueries at
San Francisco. is giving the people Of
the coast cheap sugar. We pay now no
more for the sacharine project than
those who live 5000 miles further away
from the place of its production.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
The Old Junction House,

The following from the Reveille will
be read with interest by all old-time
Austinites, Another old landmark has
disappeared. The old Junction House
just below Austin has been torn down
and moved to Ledlie. In the days Of
teaming the old Junction House wus n
lively place. Every night q long line Of
teams would put up there aud the saloon,
lodging house and blacksmith shop did
n land office business. 1t has stood
idle for Il number Of years, however, and
the place that knew il shall know il no
more forever. Thus one by one the old
relics disappear.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
A Nice Return for Courtesy.

Excursionists from Iowa passed
through Griffin, Ca, Tuesday, on their
way to visit the site of Andersonyille, the
Confederate prison. A large crowd as
sembled at the depot, and an address OF
welcome was delivered, to which suitable
response was made. Then for ten min
utes there was mingling OF citizens and
excursionists. As the train started from
the depot the IOwans joined Justify in
singing, "Well Hang JEFF Davis to q
Sour Apple tree" For a moment tho
citizens stood dumb, and then burst
forth in n yell Of execration such as is
seldom sent after visitors. One indig-
nant ext Confederate proposed that a tel
egram be sent to the next town to head
the offenders of and mob them. Iowa
should feel proud Of that particular
crowd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
From Tu.sd.y'. D.ily.l
sALMA0UADI.

J. Carroll was the only departure by
Tuscarora stage this morning.
The Elko Mill is running steadily on
wheat and making a prime article Of
flour.
Payne K Fernard have just received
from Wells, four carloads Of nut-pine
wood.
E. P. Hardesty shipped from Wells
Saturday, six car loads Of beef cattle for
San Francisco.
Two pupils in a school in Washington
Territory were recently obliged to stay
home and take care of the baby while
their mother attended Court as n juror.
Frank Fernald, who for the past two
weeks has suffered more or less from n
severe affection Of the throat, was again
confined to his bed yesterday and passed
a very bad night. We hope he may
soon get abroad again.
Fred Wilson, who went to Elgin, Ills,
last week To see his aged father who was
reported i'll, writes that lac found his
father unconscious on his arrival, and
his life is ~despaired of, he being 81 years
of age. Mrs. Wilson returned home to
Iuscarora by the stage yesterday. Airs.
Dick Dorsey also went up.
The soft drizzling weather still contin-
ues and the picturesque lake in which
the town plaza is submerged, gradually
extends it borders. A project is OH foot
to connect the lake by Il ship canal with
the majestic Humboldt in order that the
river steamers may discharge their car
goes in the very center of our business
marts. A syndicate is being formed al
Moline to push the enterprise and it is
expected that ground and wind will soon
be broken.
The Knights of Pythias on Saturday
bought the hall owned and formerly
used by the Changers organization,
which Is now being thoroughly over
hauled for occupation. The building
being "a single story, the window open
Ings will be walled up in order to secure
privacy Of the lodge proceedings. Brick
aud lumber for the proposed changes
are now on the ground.
We are informed that the grand ball
to be given by the Knights next Thurs
day night. will be held il their own hall.
which will be prepared for the occasion.
The Mongol New Year celebration,
now i'll progress is comparatively Il very
tame affair. The sooorous tom.tom,
which once was wort TO crack the ear of
night, o roars ns gently ms n sucking
love. The alarmful roll Of the villain
"ls hewgag; the timid squeak of the
Estimate fiddle ana the tintinnabula.
tons Of The oriental bells, are all, appar.
emily, performing under protest. Even
the festive nFr-cracic: pops with bated
snap and roasted roo;crs are anon the
things that were. The but-end OF the
a~nti-buSincss boom has evidently hit
Chinatown IA vigorous thump.
"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

Representative Bedford says that il on
attempt is made to eugraft upon the sun,
dry civil bill n proposition to suspend the
coinage OF the silver dollar, there will be
lively times in the House; and that, be.
fore such a measure shall succeed, lac
and other friends Of the silver bill will
resort to fllibusteriug tactics and con.
tinue them until March 4th. Col. Bel.
ford claims that 1875 members are op.
posed to the suspension of silver coinage
and will fight any bill having that pur,
pose in view with all the means at their
command.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
From Fridays Daily.
2ALMAGUNDI.

]. B. Fitch arrived from San Fran
dseO Last evening.
d. ". W. Parsons arrived from the
West last night and went by stage TO
TSseArora this morning.
AIa Mary Pruyn, n noted foreign mis-
iaMy, returned from China lately and
6ed at her home in Albany, New York,
Wednesday, aged Go years.
John S. Purdy. Il New York broker.
has sued Russell Sage for the recovery
OF stock sold by the latter contrary to
Purdy's orders, by which lac claims he
has been defrauded.
A reception rendered Senator Stanford
Wednesday evening at the rooms OF the
Republican State Committee, at San
Francisco. was attended by 1000 per-
ons embracing the leading Republicans
Of the State.
The United States sub-Treasury in
New York has at last begun to settle its
obligations to the banks through the
Clearinghouse in silver certificates in
place Of gold notes and other legal tender.
The snb-Treasury was a debtor to the
clearinghouse on Monday $3.50, 279.
About one-third OF this was forwarded to
Manager Camp at the Clearinghouse in
silver certificates: the remainder in the
usual legal tenders.
The Illinois legislature met in joint
assembly Wednesday,, n quorum Of uci-
ther house being present. Speaker
HAincs said - be understood the law. il
made II, difference whether Il quorum
was present or not, the law made il i'm
peratiye that q vote should be taken. A
roll call resulted: Senate, MORRISON %;
House. Morrison %; I~Iaiues. /. Morgan
voted for IIaines and IIuiues voted for
AOrnspon. The Democrats a]pplaudcd
When BIines vote was announced.
Haines announced no quorum and no
election aud that Lalloting would be re-
suHed the next day ut noon. The Sen
AtorS then left.
At thu inquest gu the body OF Boda 4.
Strong, killed by n gun-shot at Reno last
Sunday. the jury fail ed to discover who
fired the fatS shot.
Out OF twenty-five men ut work in the
Yale Collery. Nova Scotis. thirteen were
killed by an explosion Wednesday night.
Most of the victims have large families.
The scene Was h,Rrtrruding Mt the mouth
OF the shaft ns LL- cages cSwc up from
b-iOw With the dead I~usUrrs. The cYplu.
sion took place alsJui 1000 !rct from he
surface. III uanugrrs Ut the mine AID
OtLsTs attribute the explosion to the sud
den opening ur coming upon "a heavy
feeder Of gas. which, rushing out, VAS
nj once igmitcd 10y tac lamps IN the caps
Of the meu.
RoSsa's paper, United lIiShman has
the following special rom Dublin; ut
has been .1,crrcd TO ufrrr u reward of
$4,000 Tor the body, dead or alive Of
Ali-r Edward Guelph. mickunmcd
Prince Of waIcs.' England has offered
n reUarI for the usslrsirniion Of O-mum
Digna. and We may profit Icy her tx
ample"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
Prospecting 70 the Southwark.

The RcVcillc says: The Manhattan
Company is putting up machinery on
the old Union shaft just above the Naiad
Queen works. There is n shaft 200 feet
deep there which has been idle for some
years. This will be cleaned out and re-
paired and sunk deeper. Powerful ma.
chinery is to DO erected upon these works
and the business of prospecting this new
country DO energoticslly pushed. Ever
since the famous Whitlatch ledge was
lost that particular section has been
looked upon with much interest and now
the company will prospect for It or any
other ledge which may he shown up.
They nre now busy erecting the machin.
cry aud building over the Union and al.
ready the frame work can loo scen loom.
ny M Just 20 the left and n little above
the old concentration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
A Musical Surprise.

The friends of Misses Elena and Jes-
sic Steele, at Wells Monday evening with
the assistance of Doyle and Heathman's
string band, gave the young ladies a gen.
uine musical surprise. After some choice
vocal and instrumental selections by the
Misses Steele and Hon. Judge Smith of
Marsh Basin, Idaho, the eight fantas-
tic was tripped until n late hour, the
company enjoying themselves i'm
menscly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
From Mondays DAily.l
iHALMAGUNDL.

Some men when they go to church
never think Of studying the frescoing ON
the ceiling until the collection plate is
being passed around.
In the House Saturday, White Of Ken
lucky moved to strike out the paragraph
for expenses of the office Of Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue, and crit
cized the recent action Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury in extending the bonded
period on whisky in violation OF the law
aud in tx face Of the refusal OF Congress
to legalize such extension.
Within the past two weeks, Susan
vile, Lassen County, Cal, has expert
enced sixty shocks Of earthquake, some
Of which were heavy enough to do some
damage. 1t is rumorcd that Lassen
Duties are in eruption, but near residents
snow nothing Of 1t if it be true. The In
dians in the vicinity became SO fright
ened that they struck out for other To-
c~alities.
The District Court met to-day but
transacted no business, and adjourned
till SATURDAY. next.
The Reno Journal is of the opinion
that the Legislature should either nppro-
PIRATE sufficient money to deceutly main.
tain the University, or remove it to some
other place, after rcimburSing Elko
for its outlay. In order TO keep faith
with the Government the University must
be kept mp, and it is absurd to play with
1t on an appropriation of Si,7OO for the
ensuing " years. TO be at all drcrn:
with it There shopld be $lO.O or Sl2. 900
appropriated.
That's just about the size of the pro-
position.
The report Of the State Treasurer for
the year ending December 81, 1851, is
as follows: Balance on hand January
/, 1881, SlSS, 329. %; receipts for the
year 1884, Si33,OGS.S7 total. 72I, 1885,.
Disbursements for the year 1851, $780,
S2l.23. Balance on hand January /.
1885, SSGl.577.G2. The latter amount
was appropriated among the various
State funds.
The Journal OF Commerce saws re-
Gently: There is a shrewd suspicion
that the use of silver certificates in the
settlement Of Mondays balances was
not in consequence Of any occasion for
it, except Il desire to show the attitude
Of the New York banks and enable the
Secretary of the Treasury 10 give Hands
resolution AN assuring nuswe One o
the Clearinghouse banks offered on
Tuesday to take 500, 600 in certificate
from the Sub-Treasury, but the oficr
was not responded to.
The Salt Lake Tribune says the report
was current on the streets vest, rday that
President John Taylor had taken the un-
deTground railroad again for nobody
knew rhrrc. The family of one Of his
numerous moiher's-in-law, who were con
sidercd not thoroughly Trustworthy under
n hot fire, were also instructed to get up
aud go, and they went. One female re-
lEtiOn OF his ;hirl wife, who has fire.
quantity made threats Of having the
prophet run IN. va among the number,
amt those who CHIN { - know tie his
tory q: the present excursion, Say she
was hired 10 leave the city. The de-
parturc q: the party is understood to have
taken place at g o'clock last Monday
morning, but the direction and destina-
ton remain n secret.