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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
The Returns in narni.ton County.

CINoIENATI, O3t, 19.--che offioia!
unit Of tbs vot5s Of Helnllton county
Cst at last TUESDAYS elsctlon, bsgan
-6ey. The Republican and Demo
tatic candidates are represented by
bplhsel. Rs,nrus from three precincts
ITekGs missing aad IA sndatnua was is
sueA In each case for 5h9tr production.
1T may require two or thee days TO
complete the work.
The case of Colonel Hudson, chief of
police, for dereliction Of duty, etc ,in not
larresting msn charged Nth violating
the registry law, was continued until
next Monday, at tho request OF the
State. Gases of othsrs charged with
violation OF she registry law, wore
also continued, TO enable their a5t0r-
ineys to argue oemurrers which are
based on Tho demonstrations Of
tho law, the point beng that II APP
plies only TO Cincinnsti and Cleva-
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{ MONKEY

"What ails youG" pskad tho man;
II $50 you are b sufferer, and can
so7roslyrse a'ong.n
ooh, you goa," replied tho monkey,
"my uudaer, sho hgd what you cali
rcgofuiai very much Scr0ula. Ny
isrder. no had hoap sorrow, some big,
some little sores, laUE time. They
both took laH9h medicine, and died;
the sores wes sli they left me-"
"Yes, yes" replied the mon, 81 Sc
hoy tis. Your mofIer inbtsi.ed her
disease, scrofula, end your father
CAUGHT his on the wing, aud yon !n-
heritec or wa born with both cgm-
plants, But why pine eWay ana die
w3eu you can be curedP'
81 been Gone used over 20 bottles ono
drug store medicine, and IS no good,
Monay ell gone aud sore bera YET.
Some doctors charge hosp money, nut
no goGd.' ''-
"But, my friond," said Jhe man,
"yop got mold OF ths wrouE mcdiciE g.
Go to the drug store and got one bottle
Of B. 3 b., And before using all Of IL
YOU viii feel better. IT, isa quick cure.
/ will cure oil sorts OF sores, ScrOfulG,
3lood-POisOn caught on Che wing,
IcuinG Humorr, Cataryb, Blood and
Skin Diseases and Kidney Croubios."
81 be so thankful for yOur kiuduess,
and will so Ges .. b q, to-day" Ie-
Piled the monkey.
Sold overyw'irre. Z ok cf Wonders,
m9ileH free, Address
Il h q Co.. A lsnra, G..
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NEW YORK, Oct. 10 -Fard Ward wa
br5u4h into tho oour5 Of eyer and ter
rtlner for ri sl1bis morning, He wa
accompanied ~ Its s.tlurney, General
Franz and W. b Coshrano.
A}ser somD dicpssia0 in reg I'd so the
suomi ute OF URw inducements, which
cOvecs III gnUnCs or all tue others, tho
ease Ma. G @ntinued iii next Thursd ay
Tho ufosecuting attorney declined 10
% f1gwayd with tha trial on the origi.
nsl ruGiGsmelt, on tho ground that the
Ayresi of w l. Warner, the witness
cnis fly reii0d on TO prove the osqe,
mgh5 be legsliy incapacitated from
giving testimony, and then the ease
Weuld practically go By default.
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Sherman win Build Her own Road.

|! fisherman, Ocs. TO- [SpeciaI.] AT
The nesting tonight of the comnittee
Ikppointed to meet Msssrs. Heartsell
I'd Lloyd, OF the Aiarshsli d North
Ikadtern railway, there beng no quo
Eum present, it %as decided to call q
Enass mseling Of the citizsns al the
kourt house tn-snorrow evening to get
Ihs sentiment OF all the
~ MS. Mr.. J.. L. Randolph
'{9k% appointed 81 committee to
!k&f Messrs. HeartssIl aud Lloyd
NH; result of the meeting. After
5jsI meeting adjourned, il was learned
lhat Paris had raised the money asked
Nv the company, and the road will go
q, that CITY. But this will not detract
Vim the meeting to- morrow. as Sher.
|2a& Intends building road to MoHnt
RleHfallt anyway.
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Great eXcil0uenb ass been CHusGd ia
the vicinity Of Paris, Nex, by the re-
msrksble recovery Of MIR. j. Il. Ccrley,
who was 50 helpless he could no. turn
ia bad, or raise his heed; everyOody
selh he was diving Of consumption, a
t'ial bottle OF DR.. King New Disccv-
cry WAS gent him, Finding roiief, ne
bOuglt . large bottle rr1 % bCX Of DR..
Kings New LltG Pulls; by the time ho
mad raken two boxes OF Pills end two
2ottles of Inc D auOTery, 40 we W Il
aud had gained ia lsah thirty six
pounds
Trial Bottles Of Lnil Gtaa. Discovery
for Consumption free 81
w RI HOWELL G Bro.
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wss referred ~ The sfmeiary N aiaio,
WIN has fsplie1 ihN iils 1ndlari
osnnnt bs srfGaiei tf01pt Under
fAtrAdluun hy mo fifltlfh 10
thOfiale1, ana flHt this govern
nsut would not cluntaunnep any
hidnappiug W fndinni. The iutorlnr
department " Rs q ipss "a Enn9 how
tho dangerous raiugons nGn ha moved
under tho circumstance.
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The commissioners cour5 has inaug-
u7ated 3 s7st5m OF improvemi nt5 in
trio county ro2ds, which, II pus ned o
TIE end, will bs Of great importance
and sdtAntgs, both to tho City and
couuty. The roads leAiipg in the di-
reotiou of rarraus cJuusy hsvc been
grea5iy imprlv5o, and AZ result u
nun o0F OF IpSds0i cobfon frDm wtfhin
ii les of Fort WJr5a !.hiva sought
the Dallas market.
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Geo oglcal Collections for the Ex-
positil
PROBES or w. Il. ca nmins, who has
=. Z.

Hrpies or w. r. Ou nihlHs, VINO mas
been ~ fer west ~ 81 Paso, making o
gsolosical collection ioc tho expoai
ton at New Of'eans, has just returned
50 the ciyy, alter monjh'5 absencS.
HI says hn hiss seGGred very fiuo col.
lection OF minerals and fossils, and
that he has made arrangements 20
hsvo the p0rgh western parGS of the
sue w | represented There is no
mi log b. in& done Ia Ei Paso cDnuiy,
and msuy of gbo mining oiGims form
eriy 1aKen up, have b3en soauGoned,
for tina reason thas tae miasag law of
The sac 4, so uasalisfaso orr thas no
one 10 wiliog 10 mace exp9usfv
i'm goYemeass or epend euflicien5
mon y t0 develop mine. The assss--
who Lhnk they have 90 ., .,ai m.s hon,
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p.LtI,oldi thg geulp. u b v ID America.

NEW York, Oet. 2O.-rhs French
srtis5 Bartuolli iasVG5 mr. thls c0uu-
fvy on the 24s1 iGstsat H. will nos re-
main TIL Eha Ststu1 is erecsad, out Will
Only stay 10 SEQ ybaj all the plans are
property laid ous and perfected H.
will probably be here only n fOw
weeks, white il will -taE0 several
months 10 street, ina s5a.ue, which rs
expected 20 59 "a place ana ready for
dediostiOp By july 4, 1856.
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Austia.

AUSTIN, oct. 10 Especial. THE
comptroller to-day deposited $4,000 TO
tho credit of tho geDersl revenue.
,Gbe land board deposited about Sc, OG0
to tho credit o. the available achool
fund.
Tho bosrd WAC IN session, adjusting
soma lsass differences srd preparing
additional Information for Mr.. vel
Lace, who ,oaves tomorrow for tho
pineries.
The following railroad annuGl lG-
ports were received to-day, aud show
FEcaipts and Ciybucsar1sntq rs !OltOws:
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TWO NOTED NINoTaELs,
" he Have Won Fortunes and WhGs
they Say - bout Stage Life.

Lney say - DuhL SthSo isltf,
"Billy" Emerson has recently made
phenomenal success IN Australia,
and is yich
Emerson Yves bora at Belfast il lSi7,
He begaa his career with joe Swee-
DAy's ministries in Washington In
1857. Later on he jumped into
pro nineuce in connection with Ne
combs MINISTRIES, with whom lbs
visited Germany. He visited Aur-
trails in 1874, AND on lis return TO
America joiusd Haverlsy's miusrgl~
In San Francisco, g $500 Z week and
expenses. With thil troupe no played
befl rO her majesty, the qusen, ,ne
Prince OF Wales and royalty sersr-
ally. After .his trip lac lsssed rho
STANDARD thoatre, san Frsuosco,
where for three years DO did tue
largest buJinrss ever known 90 min
tralia again, who're he has "0eaten the
record"
"Biuy" is very handsome fellow,
an excellent singer, dancer gracefully
and ts q true hunonst.
"Yes, air, / hsve travelled al over
the world, nave met sll SORTS of peN-
pie, come in contact with al sorts OF
customs aud had al GOrts OF eEps-
rlences. One must have 3, constitution
Ike a iocomobive to Stsud 10"
"Yes, know l SEEM 90 bssr 1t like
q m jor AID DO, buJ J. tell you cAn-
dIdly ths5 with Tho perpetual cnanga
OF diet, water and climsla, If had not
maintained my vig0r with regular use
OF Warmers safe cure L should have
gone under long Sgo,"
George X. Primrose, whose name is
known in every amusement circle in
America, IL even m rrs emphaGi1, IL
possible, than "Biliy" Emerson, iu
commend aston OF the same article ~
sporting men generally, among wnom
IL il great favoriGe.
Emerson has grown rich on tho
boards and so hes Primrose, because
they have not so wandered the puolic's
'favors." [Sysgo whispers.
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N Gl cooling would sim0lf duV mf
iffIa fnt N the land. iHfli fafn
cod RANCH,
srvHnr Lrssoy.
Ohio Democrats haYu i1at been
taught D. severe le8s1H. IN th0 h0p'
" drawlng fopublio.u vTw ihey
mnuE0t ed arouud tho pf0hiriil1n orn.
didaie, k0pt bin In ih1 hHli, .t whloh
The 0armAn population tfnk eEGHf-
lions and cast their votes fnr Foraker
II B0nham Review.
AN UsANswEHED coyuNDnuM
lfanyb0dy knows WHIST tho Calves
ton News II dfiving a. IN ita attack on
the land board, No would lisn "a hear
4. stated la - Jew plata words that 40
can cumprehend.-l 30 ton J0urnsl,
TIM ruNGKNT PHOTOGRAPHER.
Tho Examiner pl,ltsrs again VITA
Colonel BArtow'a punEoat paragraphs.
Ait6r an absoncH NJ two days No comes
up smiling aud nRyI ~ VS. uof dOug no
that got him, but hns hi3 "sub" took
dsug ls aud had IN surrender. tttsHll
right, colonel, cali ~ what yuu please,
uut wo are glad IN rre ynu 10 YGur pos.
again. COFs.cang GoUgier.
THEN WHO'S WILL TT HE?
Tho Fort W1rh Matt argues, nlo
Justly, thag The HERALD, G,zoJlo
and MofnInc News olnnog al 1.-Two In
the same lsld. L. thiuEs thas one, ~
not two Of tho three, VIII come 90 grie'.
Dollars thg5 10 viii nos no Ihe funeral
Of the Gazette or Observation-Disclosures
Tribune.
GIN ACCIpESIS,
More SIN accidents have been 70. 1
ported this season THAI ever before. |
Hardly u day passss shat the psp'ia |
is0 not called upon % record tho raw
lnc OF Gi AsuIA mrn'7 avn iU gin. /
'hs giu will suGu AKC rguk HiO1F aide
tho Kerosene OF uaG.-- Limestone New
Era,
COTTON AND MlDDLENEH.
Tho middlemcn Ia tho handling OF
cotton balug lCc.'od out of Texas tins
year, u cOmmOs iatec0sG dio.ntGs thNt
aygrY msE in WiSO county ia IN ~
sst, d ia tho farmHga getting tho Ggst
price possible iur ,beir ooiton,--I DaSs-
.ur Post.
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a1h, Interior Department Embarrassed.

U WASHIKUIUN,O oIs 10 uB sIFtHt Nv
Fort Bslknap Indian reservation, in
Ivrtherii Montana, has informed the
Diorior department. tha5 NUMBER OF
Dfee IadiAn refugees from
bo Bsigsh possestions have
Rnrspd the inc iuto the reservation,
Ewing IL their possession silver wars,
&tlcles OF ladies' appsr5i and other
|oils, supposed 10 have been captured
krfug the Brig Bear outbreak. The
"a requested tpat tbs 50 Indians bs
esd across the lice and forbidden
ter the United States. The matter
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Fitn.

All Fits stopped FIRE! DR.. Klina's
great nerve rest5rer. No fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and 81 trial bottle tree to fit cases,
Send to DE-. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phil
adelphia, PennBylyania.
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department Re sOrts-Must Not be Gisen
~ to tho Press.

1WAsHINaToN, Oct. 19.-All tho bu-
bMfand department officials are on
as&ad in tho preparation OF their an
duaif reports, and the president has
tentwor6 around thst he q snrS every
|IhiAg completed and in his hands be-
|l5na the first of November, whI he
|SH commence work upon his mes
I'age. This Is accompanied by an order
the communication of the
6ontents OF the rer0rs e. tie
bress until they Shall frat
Be- read and approved by the presi-
|leut. This is something new, IS
heretofore all heads OF bureaus have
lVan out abstracts OF their reports
IheIth or six weeks before they Tere
bubmittAd, and the presiden5 has
hever wanted to SEQ the documents,
bitheTain msnuscrip5 or print, unless
|here happened 20 10 something out OF
|he usual inheritance or Significance
III them, requiring attention in his
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Julius Dexter Arrested for Perjury.
Oct. 19.-JHlius Dexter


lone of thu most active members
IF the citizsns' committee Of
me hundred, now engaged
in Investigating the alleged
election frauds at tho recent election
lin this county, was arrested to-day on
1.-The chsrge nf perjury. The
trial was set for Wednes-
l5axA and Dexter was released
ny yfe00O bail. The warrant ON which
arrest Yas MADE was sworn out
LQhn- M1bor and Patrick Kelley,
6Udges of election at precinct L,
ward Nineteen. It charges that
Dexter made oatl to q complaint be.
lore squire that they, after the
counting had boon commenced IN
their precincts, postponed 1t
|Brd thea renewed the ballot
box. They claim that Dexter
committed perjury in swearing TO this.
'Mr. Dexter has subscribed $500 to the
committee fund for carrying on the in
|vestigstiop.
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Doctors Ccrtincnte-CRncHr, akin nfs-
case aud Nhoumatism.

Several years ago a cpucerous u,cor % "a
Its HppenrUn ,Eou m chin IrTcg -rs
$50 T. sl1ug Ici out, but last sprluy 'e-
rnsd. Soon amer tho carcer upptfr d,
my sJin became d'scasef-nnf t'isht
wOun' or bru'sc would ipus'uC, SO ID
and make IN ugly sore. Rough placts and
heavy black scales formed ON iuy I'm lis
and iEcs. b"gt October } rUg att" cd
with n .umatism iu nay !egt a ples. 70 rcs
and Nip3, VIII Ch b-ft.ue 20 stln, swollen
una sore and tue M sclCs 80 contracted
taat Il wGg Impossible for nae TO slraiap. On
mysc E. In this terGb condition, no
medicine gave me any rel,et-my appetite
ana slCngth failed, mud ] ice NJ rom-
p'cteiy hopeless In thi. MIN 70 hopeless
conIiti n, | determine 20 try GUiNN'S
PIONEER BLOOD REVIEWER. ] 1ro ured a
supply and began the use Of 10, | ed IL
about one month, aud I 20 much impr we'd
thRS l begun 20 walk ~ 1t wlt'l tho aid OF
crutHhrs, Tho ca Ger on IN 'hln entirely
disappear d. The black heavy Gales That
had lOrmcj on IA acc AMI hHu's fell OF,
ana Tay skin hectms clear, s. oDtn aud
healthy. | would also stat tina. for seve-
raj Yeas have used this medicine In my
practice IA the Treatment Of clan ulnr aud
kin diseases anu have never + own IL
10 lnll tn cure any ca-o whore ~ has been
u,ed according 10 directions i do there
fore most cheerful y recumm ud 10 to all
who may be afflicted with any of thu dts
eases for when 10 rs pres ribgd
j. j.. SrEPUH 'DN, D.,
l2rIulr On
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People who cannot spend tho season
o. winds and colo rains in sum Flor
ida should keep DR.. BULBS Cough
Syrnp in tho house. It is tho bes5
remedy for coles and coughs, and viii
relieve sufferers at once.
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APoet,s Bnd Zenith

PHILADELPHIA, Ocg. 20-Walt Whit
man, tho poet, is ia such bad health as
10 be hardly able TO take his usual Mo1-
day ride. His eyesigh5 is also lailiug,
suo On this aocoua5 no worries con-
Stantly.
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Experience is good sehooltnastsr,
sra ali who have tried Red Star Cough
Cure admit that they have learaad It's
wonderful efficacy.
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The ab,y, certificate Is but ono iastauco
OF 'uuSauds In our p5sseHslOH. showing
So, errors who have hecn rrliGvci OF every
iifm of Blood aud Skin sen %, Female
Com aintB ~ prpsls, Syphit de-, . ercuric'
Ri aumg tism, Blood Poi on aud Malaria.
70 tu'l !rtorm uiuu our free pauphlet
on Blood and -itiu - sHgses viii DO llr.
nislod on application 90 The
A&C3 Il GlC u De-, Macon, Gs
sold IL powdered form, ePsy to prepare at
home, with or wiuunt spirits: r-nall size,
- cents; iarge size 81; MAJ CIV Nd
dress on receipt e price NIu n'rm,
small size, 81 large we, 81 -,
For sole by THE j VI. CTS p 8
UE 80 O. Bnl's. Tex n.
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Il tai receipts. 3li
Total l. ceipts last ycar.....,........ O 23,2Nl
Total diShursen eats ................. i,7.2, 1873
Iotal d sbursea eutI last year.. $3.50 Ss5
GALvEsroS, HOUSTON AND uERDEFsoN
I0tal TeGtlptS.. ..,..,.,,...,...........S Ih bD
Tot ! re eli PTS last year 4Oj,6Sl
Total di5bur ements ..........,......, 21l,ld
TERNhTIoNAL ARD GREAr lJoETUERV.
Total rec lpts Lass y@ar.............. Q, ", 90
TUtai dlsbursp ........ ....... 1879 .22B
Total disbursements last Year.. 1854, iSl
luEsoUEI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
To al receipts .........,.............t 8,0'S,if3
Total @ Ieipts last Ftar,........, 76Bl,3A
Total dlsbur4sments .,.............. 2B1U3
TUtGi Disbursements Last year.. i,TH .01.
The above nc udel al l8Ss.& lines
opar&tei Oy the Gould systJm. The
indeoJaduGss of tho d h'8rsnt roads uE-
d9r his management ia about the sans
az last year, oGoop $40 Texas .: Pa
ciir, which ha5 5Gen iacrSaGed over
5000 0O0,
FORT WORTH AIsD DENVER CITY.
1OIal receipts ',sf0b,pu
Total TeCe'p pit last year 1888
VotG disbur5ements,.. Et,I2l
General Lane, preside l5 OF tho BoGfd
Of Vulofana, will ba n 10 Tomorrow,
whom the board meets 10 CO sidor -
plicattons tor pensions.
Tho governor returned yo.sgraGy.
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n Dl cooling would sim0lf dnv ms.
iefIa fnt N the land. iftsf fafm
and RANCH,
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A SUPERIOR JOURNAL.

The Observer comes ouJ this week
in enlarged form. giving nine columns
20 tho page. This Is done in order to
accommodate an increasing advertis.
ing patronage, aud tho sans time give
rOOn Tor n large amount Of reading
mater. The Observer DOES not ask
suy sub4idy or bonus to iuduce it 20
Improve, but will contiuue to spread
Snd grow larger as long al the present
publisher controls IL, he believing that
a good paper will bring its own 70 ward.
-[Corslcans Observer.
CIVILIZATION AND COOKING.
The pleasures OF hom5 are enhanced
By good cooking; connpbiel love is in
tengidad by aood cooking; children
are msdo healthy and happy by good
cooking, aud Longevity ia i creased by
it. Wa want more good cooks in tex an,
and then there would be LEI sickness.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-01-10

Governor CleveIand's Private Secre-
tav and Confidential Assistant.
The President elect is fortunate in having
: private secretary Of exceptional ability,
2. prudence aad ..s-gacity, = Two men more un-
.--.s than they are In physical characteris-
tics could scarcely be found. Cleveland is
large and portly; Lamont only five and q
half feet high and spare. They are often
seen walking together, arm in arm, at AL
bany, and their intimacy is to be continued
after tho Governor shall have become Presi-
dent Cleveland.
Daniel s. Lamont is the grandson Of .
worthy couple who came to this country
from Scotland, and some Of his peculiarities,
particularly his caution and retioence, are
decidedly those Of natives of the Gland Of
bannocks." He was born in Cortland
county, New York, February 8, 1861, the
only child Of q country merchant. Lamont
received an academic education. After
graduation he assisted his fathsr. in the
store, but disliked tho employment and
soon was busily at work as politician, al
though still under age.
His first Office was as . deputy Clerk in
New York. Next he was clerk in the
New York Assembly, in 1870, 1871 and 1876.
In 176-H he acted as Chief Clerk in tho
New York State Department, under John
Bigelow. Mr.. uden recognized his abili-
ties at thu time ha was Governor Of New
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-01-10
OUR LETTER FROM eRoAD6RiM.

OO0 LEI VeH edOM 0hOA06ntM. /.
A Rsv19w Of the Past Ysar-Failing on In
Now Years Calls-Ciosing Hours OF an
Unpopular nistration-Tanamany's
set-Back-The Finest Building Yet-Rl-
stori,s Fatluro-Boeeher aad hie Church
-slugger Sullivan Snubbed, etc.
NEW YoRK, Jan. :. 1855.
EDITox CHEZ:
The New Years chimes rang merrily out
on the murky air of Thursday morning, an
nouncing at once the birth Of a new year
and the death Of the old one. All tho city
bells gave musical welcome to the newborn
year Of 1856, and the parting salute from
multitndes Of firearms bade farewell to the
year which had just passed away. 1884 Will
not soon be forgotten.
Agriculturally it has been one Of tho
most remarkable years of the century.
Scarcely in mems memory has the labor
Of the husbandman been crowned with such
abundance, and, strange as it may seem,
this manifestation Of Gods goodness is
looked upon throughout all the land in the
light Of q positive calamity. So abundant
is the great harvest in the West, that it vii,
not pay the farmer to carry it to market
and on hundreds of farms they are burning
the corn to keep them warm in tho bitter
frosty weather. To many this may seem
ike waste, but it is quite as necessary to
keep people from freezing a. from starv-
ing.
Financially, 1884 has been without q
parallel. It stands almost alone in the ruin
and disaster it leaves behind. But the ter
rible lessons Of the year which is gone are
not an unmixed evil, il they serve to teach
us the value Of old time honesty in our deal
ings with our fellow men, and that fair
oharcater is worth mqFe than gold-that
the questionable and thieyish speculations
which have made few men prominent as
millionaires, shall not reesiye commsnda-
tion and honor, while real honesty il left
neglected to starve. We have been running
under too high pressure. Money, money
has been the CRY, and like the Israelites o.
old, We have fallen in abject worship before
the golden calf. The exposure Of tho utter
rottenness Of the system on which colossal
fortunes have been built up, has not been
ll-dmed. As.things we're going, It vas
only question Of time whom ons-half Of
tho community would be paupers and the
other half thi5ses.
Theee .mmense individual aRpreeations
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-01-10

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All ths thsateiall na*int1sa q P1sis alks
place o. Sunday. So
Six brisand chisfs xsss saptursd I'D
two killed near ealontoa.
Mary Andersen II % maks > tout y
Amesica rear from this WINNER.
Ths Catholic Church = aboat 70 sstabiish
8 hoating mission cn H. Anassa.
Reports from Tho Sandwich Islands In
dioats crest development q lspfosy:
SeGts for tke hrst night Of B6rnhardts
representation of 2 Thsodora," q Paris,
sold for 20.
The formation Of . Congo monarchy mn
dor ) German Prince = being discuased r.
court circles. .
There arc seventy women in France vhos
have resolved tho distinction q ths Gross
of tho Legion at Honm.
The municipality of Yisuna dselars1
Strauss, the composer, frss from III local
rates for the rest OF his life
Ike Russian Goyernmsnt . about 10 CO.
tablish naval station . Novorossisk, Black
Sea, at 4 cost Of ten millions.
Princess Beatries will still rsstds With
hsr mother, Queen Viotoria, after her mar.
riage to Prince Henry Of Battenbefg.
The imprsssario of the Italian Opera =
Lima has beep fined forty soles Cor snos
raising the curtain punctuaily q Spn.
Nicholas Alsxan1rowioia, fCmrowitsh Of
Russia. has been betrothsd to one Of ths
youngest daughters 81 tho Crown Prince of
Prussia.
The official statistics OF fhe recent Spal,.
ish earthquskes show los OF esoo,OaD ana,
al houses in Malaga, 14oo buildings and
800 lives n Albunuitas, e5s in 0ranada, 80
in Albania and l85 IN .Arsnas Del Rey. q
subscription has been started foryt ythsSsuf-
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