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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
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bears a striking feseiauianee o. the god
yeang man wte aiet
oals isu4t...s lii nol DIE lie got mar
rist Tue happy event came n a few
days aeo. and ID ~as eith regard e. II that
ls ~as speaking T. his brother Edmund o1
the day before the knot VAS ted
whats the matters Are you ashamed
vi nle.'' asked Edmund
Certainly noE Only s0iue of the VINE
might 80 q your head, YOU know. Ihen
yon nlight 'wnoop-er up, as YOU say"
You wouldn't have me absent from
your Wedding. would yogs"
Its not that," said the good young
man "But t8ink what others might say.
Oaiy stay away aud III give you sf9."
'Gdmme the shekels. WON'T 20 near
the house." aud the loving brother held
out his hand.
Not until the knot had been tied did the
young bridegroom think Of his ersing
brother. But while the congratulations
were coming thick aud fast the erring
brother announced his presence in the hall
with whoop that would do credit 10
Sioux warrior on scalping expedition.
Here am again. WhOop' Set 'em up
more and gimme three strikes and a
spare"
Edward this Is disgraceful. IL is dis
tressing; il is disgusting, and you're real
mean 1 thought YOU weren't coming" :"
said the young husband.
"So'd /. But couldn't and wouldn't
stay away. When ! thought how kind
you were TO give me that tenner, l didn't
have the heart"
II insist upon your leaving this house at
once"
Leave the house: Why, / haven't
kissed the bride yet. Where's Carrie:
want to kiss 'er."
"Do YOU want 10 poison her ON her we'd
ding day: Take this and for gracious sake
go away"
The bribe brought only a temporary re-
lief. AS the happy couple reached the
dock OF the Boston steamboat they discov-
cred near the ang-plank the too-affec-
tionate brother.
He was watching for them, aud as they
stepped upon the plank he exclaimed:
There they go, friends and fellow -citi-
zens. Just been spliced. just startes
upon the voyage of life; taking fieir first
header into the sea of matrimony. Three
cheers for the happy couple. Hip hip,
hurrah ="
No one responded with the desired
cheers, but every one smiled as they looked
at the blushing pair.
81 said Ia give I'm good send of and
did - shouted Edmund.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
DRUGGING BABIES.
Revelations at the FoundIing's Home In
san Francisco.
San Francisco Chronicle.l

lSan Francisco Chronicle
The investigation of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children of the
selling OF babies 70 Chinamen is bringing
out other foufdiing asylum abuses which
have hitherto been concealed from the
public Officer Holbrook went 70 the home
Of a former inmate of Mrs. Wilson's insti-
tution-a young mulatto girl named Annie
Robinson, living in the rear of No. 2a9
Miuna street-and heard a startling tale
OF cruelty 20 foundlings. The girl told him
that she was in an asylum for nine months,
and was afforded a good opportunity of
becoming acquainted with the matron's
peculiar methods. Often when children
we're very sick and the proprietor thought
they were about 70 die on her hands she
would dose them with a preparation under
the effects Of which they would sometimes
re- main unconscious for twelve or thirteen
hours. As soon as the drug was admins
tered the children would be wrapped up in
imitation OF clothing or other articles, and
would BE- taken 10 other fOundling homes,
where they were deposited in the boxes
prepared for the reception Of nfants- They
were sometimes sent TO Chinatown in the
same manner.
Inquiry at Or. Hardy's asylum on Tyler
street elected the information that chill
drsu had been found in the receiving box
in an unconscious state. The matron OF
that institution told the officer that one
child found in this condition had died soon
afser being taken from the box.
Yesterday afternoon the detectives found
three more children in Chinatown, making
a total ~ twelve found snce the beginning
II The search last Thursday. A swarthy
male child. evidently OF Spanish extTac-
ton. was taken from No. 30 Pacific street.
Another little fellow, about ten months Oh,
wssrescued from house on Bartlett ailsv.
An infant giri vas In charge % Chinese
woman on Bun Run alley. off Pacific street.
between Dupont and Stockton streets.
Ncue II the children are over two Years -
sra The children were unclean. hiear-
eyed. auf ~ them were badly emsc at
e.l from heavy colds which had settled on
En- err lungs. one of The children named
Ar Cat. q fat little fellow with light-blue
eyes. a rouod face, and chubby fists. hal
the crown ~ his head shaved clean. hut
the others wore tangled masses 81 hair.
The room across the hallway frofn the Of
dce of the Society for Prevention q
Cruelty to Children pveseated rather
queer sight during the afternoon. there he-
ing four babies on exhibition. ATTENDED by
tneir Chinese foster parents. al apparent
lv from the lowest slums ~ Chinatown.
TIE children were very good -nstured,
snie one or two iufsntiie vslis being heard
during fheir STAY In the societv's rooms.
arF fha-, -7fv rhsr, th- milk h..rtla was in
damsnd The eldest ~ fhe children ie-
vour-d sweet cakes with great relish ani
with true Juvenile reckiessness a. 20
physical Consequences. The children we're
ssur so - Josseh's Hospital to keep con-
rsrv ~ith ths others tsken fror Cbrns,
fr-r-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
NAMED
ZOE ~

n lOU WANT AOtE HOUSES itAifb
| urlns ll.slu on si olce- We ate al-Iie 81 slli-
80 fiaf dCrelil1 ulls3e ul,- 81 p l1 fte t.iiF
bie tenants. lse~ iiodleg - te-ltala s.ltsf-
n fAhM THAT ls EAhM Al a fiaf &
~ tlst b. Do prlee. c,,l-llsr-r- ttia tleais.l.,
improvements etC toI -at is A. =. lTotll I,.ill.
o. Loseft' eioek. olles ts oaest lletei
kAUsr BE SOLD -Isats an ousa.an and Nal-
lti eIloo sffte.s for estate uf 5aule- 3il.ieT
Lafs corner nggnnsT and Bridge ol tfu ssslrs
time a. these Who bUlla So "a itslu AUD lusal-
ance written nr-f-liaez cuul flailitz Iuftit
br0s, heal kstate beslers-
COR sAIk OK kENI Tea. roomed house on
I Nleldou street quite cneiFal. We hakr tarl-
tracts II land frln is o. ~ acres u.tll ftt
rent sale. all located near the cifN hogsss unf
ioss Ia various f~r,s ~ tle cii} us-'n ipns une
and eass tefIns. Nlll furnish laathta foF buil1-
Ing and employ cafpent-Ts uIs1n zafIsft-l'lafs
Arrangement llsSi eetate ~ sli kLlas tuusilf
sold and rente1 CD commission. ifes 4 Dudley
~ Fountain Stroet.
con sAIE- House and lof in Lakeside q slf.-
/ urb Of Muskekon. Large Aouss thoroughly
finished; commands me view ~ Lake Musk 4sol
street cals within 40 feet Of ooof. Wall sell ~
exchange for property in Orsna llsl lds. Nail
ia, addTees ". N. Harford. Telegram oiilce.
Tor sAI.E- I.ots on W Fulton. Veto. Hoses.
T Watson. Dayton and Pearrlue stretgs grsds.1l
SlH 10 500. Twenty fiye acree on Pe.lsiee sireei
and ButterWorth avenue; two houses and htfH-.
- Milk Safee, sl.O0eaeh. Pred Hheeler. 20 Wat
street.
LOl FOR FLORIDA.-Oran-e groves and
Pine Lands. ~ Florida. A large line of de-
sinlble Investments IN The m0st desirable part ~
the State. settled mostly by Northern people.
Come and what Ne have 60 offer. 4. ~.
Tower, 10 HOuseman Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
The Enemies Of Childhood

Undesgcd cfip iron, ~CoDnerc'o' and I'd
5otlo,cjug.
ENEMIES CHILDHOOD"
This taereu ans
is ufa rale 1le lrre uas s. ia h
the but saff remedy conf no
ITO got o i1e frlDe
aupr rri umtl lel m r1e
nelHa ui rd a,1ut -
kno le an ho os man. won q u n
that Ia nei & fqr the nd
larr Doe II
g not 10 3 oa e
g5tt q q Rapids Mich
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als.rev fE
dssa Pee ofnact a n Foo 1913
"a n 1rathar y - and !
l3tyr dealer TN ir
erf tines vontk l si then r.
vtlin le United , Rapids
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19

,ocd cups from ne Detroa ~com"'erc'o' oHd IA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

nON"C ALL SPEAK AT OACE- The IN
u dersigned wish 90 trade Tie residence
corner Cherry and Estst streets. ia exchange for
real estate. suitable for building factory near
the Union Depot. Monroe or South Division
str cts. Geo. G.. Stekctee.
QUITTING AND FASTING done a. The Mm e.
~ helIogg's School of Dress-cutiinF- no feht-
ting or uniting; satisfaction guaranteed; don Z
fail 20 call.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-19
READ ! READ ! READ !

Worth 800 Cumberland
cheapest Blood
Try Steketees Destroyer by all Druggist.
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AMI actrin Phenanennn,

When the construction OF the great
trunk sub.errsnean telegraph lines Ia
France ana Germany was fcntorod
upon, it was thought that, owing to
thoir depth under ground and their
sheathing of metal I'm contact
wish the earth, they would be
Exempt fron tho Influences OF
atmospheric 6isturbsrces. N. Blavier,
no We l-SnUwn electrician, has,
nevertheless, pointed ont recently 10
thr Fsench Academy of Sciences, that
ia times of storms currents are pro-
duced In these lines which discasrgs
themselves through the lightning pro-
fbctors, melting their Ana wires. They
are, however, less violent than tho cur
rents In aerial wires and do not appear
Ju interfere with tho traffic. They are
evidently due to storms in the coun-
try, at q distance more or
iess grest from citieS, where
The lineB are protected by
aystems of gas and water pipes.
During a storm on March Q, at the
middle Of the line between Belfort
aud BssancoD, sparks were seen At the
terminal stations, vhilet in the two
citiesh r'ly any atmospheric perturba-
ion WAS noticeable. NJ. BIav,tr ex-
plSins this phenomenon, which Is ia.
milar to those who have tested b.
marine cables In tropical seas. aa due
to eectro.dynhmic or electro ststic in
duction caused by the electricity of
tle storm.
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Iaea.de.e ant Lamps.

An eleouioian, In speaking OF the
making 81 those lamps, s,ld the pro-
casa ia very simple. There nre differ
snt ways Of preparing the filaments,
which are Al ped, ctrboniZed and
treated et white hast. TAey are
then plAead Ia platinum holders,
wnioh ara imii6died In gl,ss, aud
next 10 into the ntnds OF tue glaAa-
blovor. Tue glash bulbs have round
openings NJ the bottoms and little
tubss a. thu tops. The lltils tubes all
connect With . big tubs. This r. called
a fork, and resembles q cluster NJ
black berries. Two or three dozen bnlbs
may bs ON = fork. Tho glaasUlowBr
places illamentH la eash bulb ~ tho
bottom, and YIELDS the glass about the
piatinua holdara 20 the sdges of the
opening. Toe opsu end OF tue blk tnbe
IL ..Ssshed 10 sn air-punp,
which has 40 pounds Of msr.
curry 80 itH TOP, Al the mercury
drops Il carries all tho AR with 70, aud
vacuums are croAten in rho buiO.
This uooralor thon tsksB = Bunsep hur
nor ana directs It's tltmo afsinat ihe
liJtlo lubss ciose 20 the bulbs. This
closes th5 bulbs, which ara then re-
moved from the big tube. Tho glass
blower Anishos them of. The eN'
hsusting of tho air from 40 manv
lamps AZ ouca mako tho coat smalu,
The bulbs c,u be- made by Any ordiua
~ slast-blower, hutlt requires u MAJ
or Intelligence To make ths 6laments.
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ltsr hseuons " ovsf ess eenl.
iiUenf y, fbrf- saf> ) I0nf lnsng 20
flIl1na W tbIs fl|e. Tho sifnnl tinoss
ihNIrffl WsstsfH unlnn, Mllslnnfi,
ii0st. = rsfss, paelso Nal. n Paul,
Omslis, Northwestern, Parlno pre-
fsItn, Ofeaun, Tfausc0nunantsl,
csntfs Aluihsfu, Candida Psrlat,
Isse AhDre aud Liokswanns. Nss
York tsntrHl go promiusnt f1r u.
comparative weakness, aud this was
slsO true ~ Nurlhwsstsfn, Jersey Cen
trail, hoading nod Missouri raolfo.
Erie ann Lsettwsnns touched tho
highest puotsiiins before mld-day.
Tho annnn ac-n ne that tho Pannsyl
vsris rsilroad usd deo sfsi a dividend
0fonly 2 Dor cent. instead ~ tho usaai
. DER cent, Was tho signal for n selling
a0vemsut thst continued until tae
Close " the soaId. rho decllnee
~ timss wero quiet rapid,
especially for WsstArR Union, which
feli per cant Ia the lasl thre8 quarters
OF au hosr. Tss market elO.ad' irrsgu
lar Snd decidedly fovarish, with only
changes 0f ANAL fractions in mos
eases from saturday evenings nnai
tiEnFas. Tho grsatoss lOssss wore IN
Missouri Paciif, Nav JHraey CsntrAl,
Manitoba ana Now York Central, the
declines brins iron y 10 IA.
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Paisstiae.

PLasTISE, Nov. 2.-[spscisl.l--The
strike At the Howard Oil nails has
ended, tho msusgor having made a
satisfactory settlement OF tho difisr-
eposs.
Fourteen ladies sud gentlemen Of
this city hsvo organized themselves
into homs social dramStic club and
will give tho public evidences of their
superior dramatic tslsnt 10 tho pro
ductiou OF u popular Easlish domestic
drama ut the opera house on Christ
mas owe next. The ofll ,ors OF the club
arc Ab Rich, presidoet; Mira. a. Kali
zsr, yics-Dresident; Nj. Groves, 500.
rotary; All Ash, treasurer.
Sunday evening the A, o. w. club
oss organized by ten popular young
gentlemen of the city, with tho follow
iog officers: Ar Ash. president; Frank
Lacy, secretary: Doc Edbert, tesssu
rer. The object OF the club il mutual
improvement aud tho promotion OF SO.
oisl enjoyment.
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Mckinney

uokINNxr, Nov. a.-Ispsol.l.l-A
good crowd waE in town to-day aud
only two ssirsys wars sold, but many
had privsts stock for sale. Eslr,y sale
day is becoming general markes
day.
Wheat buyers have nearly ceased
buying wheat, because OF inability 90
oblalp cars 80 ship It, and farmers ara
growing both loud and deep. II
seems that for the difference la prof
the railroads sre utilizing box cars
10 ship cotton, utterly unmindful Of
tue facs that tbs granger Will bssr this
in mind when he slis IA Juror 81 the
next damage suit. THIS scston Of the
railroads Is working serious iuoonvsn-
ioaco sud injury NJ this nnd the ad
jsining station, Allon, aud possibly
0tbor poins. Numbers or loads of
grain are standing on tho street with
Gus buyers, aud there are oJh@rs
awaiting the outcome.
Ia tho county court an application
for probate OF Tho nuncupStive will oi
l.. Helis Ia ON hearing before Judge
Wolfe. Malls had |. policy in Is lilo
Insurance company, aud this is pre-
llmizsry TO tho coilsc;ion OF tho lie
policy. lslis was = restaurant keeper
ner5.
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stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Nov. Achievement
bonds dull and sSronr.
On the railway bond market,
Erie second Consuls were
comparatively quiet, the gales
amounting to $627,0O0. There was
considerable activity, especially in the
evening in the Texas d Pacinc issuss,
and COED buAiness in the Atlaniis &
Pacific aud tho East Tenneasee, Vlr-
gina a. Georgia.
Most - tho day tho stock market
was fey sisli, sctive aud Irregular. At
the on (. first prices varied from 9
sms. Geo . to an advance OF u per
cent. oysf 5 sturday's closing figures.
Lack anna, Union Pacific aud Read
ing being most prominent for tho
cifie and New York Central wsre
weak. The market Was extremely
aosi~ein the ssrlv daGlirss, bnt the
tes II saies for the day tysfagetsd 81, :
0C0 shsres, abog;t the sanis as
or SAtnrtipy. or ihis empnnk
tevef stpcka ccnlribnted 2e4, COO.
Yhk s-ack rtfwret b wefe Is1ks
sakfs >. Wsrtera unior, MisAourf, kan
sss \ Tsxas. North sfh ftelro pre-
tsrsac, Efie, ~ Paal AID k~yds Sex, In
tbs crlor uaaaed ffnisa the IL srkss
wAr sanrs6 Or i4-Ht rsgnisc &aricy t;,e
snrtncod, thu fe9er4l ,5ad.aey for =
tins MAO u NeJ, fpilaTed by A. reA,s-
ton, la sxatSa she nAfly grAax ~tr6
last, ansi sksa a5oin er stre1g ntnrs-t
that, usth ilIeHa'zt angi Moderate
loctustionf, soos}lued tsE nea,lF 2
O'Clock, Tho gaine By thss tine ran zins
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05

q chscsss-tvs uss osrvss ur.-rsi-
dssss IN the waIhsp Case olssed--A
Novel lyschisr ln . ossrnis
Tswn-- sIssussds aud nis-
hsps Elsewhere.
Tesribls CAsuIty

Nav IoSpox, Conn.,. Nov. "A
terrible calamity. by which ak lives
were lssr, occurred la the race on
Sunday nighs. caused by
the explosion of Tho boiler Of steam
dredge No. A. ofthe Atlantic Dredging
som pspny :. z. =, . Brooklyn. me me Dr ws
at o:lb Sunday morning, In tow OF The
tug 4. Il. Waite, Captain Twesdy. III
order TO keep rho barge
clear tho stesm pumps
anu the dredgs wef- kent &C work.
Just before midnight. when nearing
Race Rock iigst, Csptain Tweed, who
was ut the storm OF the
tag noticed moving light on the
dredgs aud heard voice, but could
net distinguish tho words. A minute
later he heard an explosion
on the dredgo and eav hro and smoke
and steam. Tho dredgs Sank at
was drawn ander water before
tho hsraar could be cleared. Tue
Waite was immediately put about bat
no trace cf tho dredge or hor crow
couit bo found. After searching
tho vicinity for half an boar
the tug headed for this harbor, srriv
Ing In the teeth OF the easterly gale
that prevailed. AZ soon as tho storm
subsided tho Waits again went out
to the race, bat nstning could be
found, not oven fl,sting piece OF thu
dredge. Tho ting returned 10 port this
evening. The naoaes OF tho men on
tho ill-fated are not now known. As
far as can be learned tbsy we're Csp-
tain Robert Kent, Mate Sirsbs and his
brother, tho steward, OF Providence,
\ deck hand known a. Sandy, the lire
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From COASlCAsA.
rHk METHODIST oonssaGsoG
wiz ssst wesnes ~ e nrses Of rirss.
Osast ssd Csttss saiss-iiosssss
10 uarfy ans Othsr siser
Iattsrs Absat rees aud
Out a. toe Csaatfy.

cohsIoAEA yoy. Aspect Al.l-rhe
bous, ~ VII ana Elhsor. ai Eszsile.
caught IRE shout oo'n.ook this morn.
Ing and vRtto.slly destrsJed, although
the greater part OF she furniture was
saved. II 10 thought me DIRE originated
from a lamp whish had besn left Ia tho
sleeping rOon OF daughter, who had
uHt nTiseD. There WAS az Insurance
Of 500 on the fdTnilure aud 81 30 On
Gao bsilding, ali ~ tho Phmuix la
AuTsnse aoiapan OF Hartford, Flax
si0s a Chufsh, agents.
This Isha0 Boyd steam gln, ~ CDer
Creek, took irs Saturday slight End
sss total loss. Insured Ia the ID ,llas
FlI0 Assessment company for ~ 900.
Word wa. Tocalved hero to-day OF
the barring during Saturday right, OF
Marvin chapel u ed AZ a church and
school house Oy tue uslghDorhood. lL
vas located eight miles northeast OF
here, and wa, worth about $50. In-
sufed In tho Springfield IpAuranoo
company for $500. /. was the work OF
az incendlary.
Waco Dlstrlc. Qa,rts rly confer
anco Of tho MstnCdl,t Episcopal
church, South, will meet here next
Wednesday. Tho Northwest Texas
Annual conference OF tho same church
viii mgot In TINS city also on the lith
instant. About 800 delegates arc ex-
pecto1 TO be ia attend Guco.
Au slliancs ssie OF 100 balOs Of cot
ton will tako place tomorrow a. Dar-
son.
The PsTslly, Corlnth. Raleigh, Provi-
donc0, and otner plii1ncss or this
county, snnCuhcs ssla here for naxL
Thursday OF over 600 bales OF cotton.
Oar c0urt room Ia sa.ug generally
renovated, painted. otc. The hole Ia
tha ceiling, which has hoeu therO for
over q year, caused ny the falling OF n
chimney through ths roof TO the foor,
IL also bsisg repaired.
Our recorders cour. was full this
evening, and nve trials or delinquent
road taxpayers were hauled over The
Goals, OF whom two were excused,
while tho re naipder paid their little
sl2 20 to the street irnd.
rhis beiug tho frat OF tho month,
collectors wors very prominent On the
slreeta. Debtors, as RUE. mado Thorn
selves correspondingly scarce. the
former, however, report good COLES.
lions and seemed satis6ed.
Officer Brown, who hss been inca
pacitated for work, isup again to-day
and reported resdy for duty.
Marriage license wsa granted to X.
n. Holland sns MRS. e. =. Parlsh, OF
Dawson, to-day.
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Autumn Flowers.

The golden rod and Aster are mot the
only autumn wild flowers available for
recreation. Very few persons seem
TO know that the witoh-hazsl is now in
bloom. No wonder that this shrub has
been from time immemori0l regarded
with supsrstitioua reverence. Ithow-
ers and perfects its fruit out OF the
common order. The plant very
stron ely rsgom olea tha alder, ont tue
leaves ara broader and edged with
shallow scailops. The leaves are now
Of bssutifli shade of lemon yellog,
but while the leaves suggest 2u-
tumn tAe blossoms seem so in
dictate spring, A single tres, or rather
bush, 10 covered with countless thoas-
ands OF blossoms, ev cry twig, however
suall, having become u garl and. TAe
flo wers have fine, thrahd-iika petals,
of grsenisn yellow tint, each po5ai
being about aa inch in length, giving
the blossom the appearance ct e tiay,
fairy like wind wheel, with 4 Devil
dering numo9r OF wings, The calyx
snd s5slnens form perfect Maltese
cross in tho csngre OF each feathery
wheel. The flowers are sweet-scsnted,
and il Ia odd CD $50 clouA of bees hoy
ering among the yellow autumn leaves.
Tho witch-hszel docs not perfect It's
seed until spying.
The red berries of the dogwood aud
the golden leaves OF the spice-bush
will not bs recognized by the casual
observer, because both OF these bloom
in spring bsfore the leaves appear
But tho dogwood bears white-sheathed
blossoms and nlsO brilliant scarlet
berries and leaves, The flowers OF the
spice-push, one OF tho Representations
OF the classic laurel family, are OF y
brilliant yellow hue. The berries are
coral red, and while it bears ics saffron
tinted foliage, and before IL has quite
parted with its jewel Ike fruit, IL
throws out its green buds, ready for
blossoming in Msrch or April.
No fair visitor To the park this beau
tlfal sutumnal season need return
with hsr hands empty, for tho richest
tressures await her. But lot her not
attempt to varnign her leaves or
destroy good books in trying to pre-
servo them. Such attempts arc
seldom satisfactory. The RATIONAL
wsy to enjoy autumnal leaves is to
treat them like f1owerS-srrange them
30 that they Can be saeu in their full
bsauty, and when they have lived |
thsir few days simply LEI them CO..
| Phil2Gelphis Times.
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Dsnissn

DESIsoN, Nsv. Especial. l. Dr..
Johnson's little daughter died al
asinesvilie Saturday night. Mrs
Johnson and tho littlo girl Wsrs thefe
on a viat. rhe little girl w.s sick only
48 hours. Tho funeral took place to-
day.
Mrs. DR.. Williamson 10 very sick at
her sisters, Mrx. CsmDbell.
The sad newE of the dessh OF Mrs. r.
Fl. Rue was received this morning.
from ShetmRg. A large number nj
friends rom this city will attcnd the
fuoersl, which lakes place TO morrow
ct 10 o'ctock Mrs. Rue WAS formerly
of TITS city.
The forea OF the Herald-Nswn bav
struct for 80 cents por thousand ems,
and more will be no paper out in the
morning.
Mr. Sanity was arrested thiS even
Ing for selling drinks to minors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-05
some Crank Cnnfsa.ijon,,


"Our remedies ara uurslfa2le." --Dr.
Valentino Mott.
"Wo have Multiplied diseases" DIR.
Rush, Philadelphia.
"Fhousands ara annually siaugh-
tered In the sick room."-Dr. Frank.
" hs science oil medicice Is founded
on conjecture, improved by aurdor."
Sir Ashley Cooper, AZ. ID.
"The medical practice OF the present
day IS neither pniles5phica, nor COM
mon scnse.''--Dr. Evaua, EdinburA b /,
Scotland.
Or. Do Lewis, who 1bhors drugs as q
rule snd practices hygiene, is frank
enough, however, to say over his sig
nature ST found myself the victim
of serious kidney trouble, I should
us Warner's safe cure because I am
satisfied it is not Injurious. The med
teal profession ntsnns haiplsrs IN the
presence ~ mora thar eAa rudh mat,
ady."
An OH prOverb says Ii q psrsah
dies wisAont the SERVICES lg a doctor,
tAeis . coroner inuss b. on Cd ~ Saa 3.
jury opp snelied to tdguirs sad deter
mina upJls ths cast9 az aasea, but IL y
doctor al,an1 "a Cnocs she, snco no coro-
nor and jury ara nce,fs'i "a every Body
kn5 = 4 why t.t5 perecis died. II " ssicsl
s3erSld.