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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-05
Tho Ton OF Coal aud tho Gus Meter

Puck
An insignificant Ton Of Coal, that had
lately arrived in Cellar Of an Average Citi,
zen was greatly disturbed by the incessant
clicking Of CONSCIOUSNESS Gas Meter near
by, and wrathiully addressed it in the fol
lowing language:
"Arc you going TO keep up this clattel
all night you swindling villain? You
know well enough that there isno gas
burncrl lit in the house, and hasn't been
for an hour past, and yetyou COON rafting
away there as though you had Fourth Of
July illumination under way.
swell, upon my Soul and Honorl" cx.
claimed the Gas Meter; "but you are a
pretty one to pirate Of swindling. Why,
sir, you cannot but know that you are the
blacklist sort OF fraud. There you lie,
scarcely visible, in the corner Of three.
by.four bin, and yet you have the gall to
talk Of swindling.n
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A halter saw one Of his debtors pass him
by in the street without any recognition
or his existence and straightway became
as mad as-as halter. Course tho fel.
low !" he says; che might, when bowed
70 him, have at least had the decency tC
lift my hat
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DIED.

BAGGson wednesday morning, March 4. 1855
nj 2:i0 O'Clock, LAURA L., daughter Of j. I. aud j.
". Baggs, aged % years, Q months aud days.
Funeral services at the residence OF her parents
In bridgeport, O., on Thursday at 2o'clock p. NJ,
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
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E,nnrsInn riclela lto Now Orleans.

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address J. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot OF Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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ponl E.tnto Agents, open Nous Co E5.,

Ci0UNTRY RESIDENCE, T0 ,.. y -
W with Valuable Lands, near the C'9' !"
or Rent A.. c,,v Mi I'll
nv fesidence toSctheF with much OF wv I
Yarn and Garden Lands, TO suit ylf ~ rod
don't sell viii rent There Is on ~ AN. ON.
tenant house; also large new sIspC IN md u
crib and wagon shed, all under one III n Srfs
other needl1I outOuGldGuEi, ThstS5 ~ np6Tss d
Isaa a " Food IT. Sta S manure, hauled X
LAST two yeSrs. Most q The land 1, wen ad65 Er5sl
gardening purposes: There s Hi,G E s9yI u y
lands with neYerlaIllng springs ~ !, ~sIl Alpr
aelds. A large portion q the land Viii lFIa9
and elgibly located for Building ~. ~ sold nd bua
M Slch Ii wanted. Some have lEch S III, purfhsS
an. TefmS win be made easy and y tun !. ETiFrlld
en-. For further Information an, SRRLY.
Gallon. r. 10
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SALE.
EoR sALE-Co COUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land, dE aug Z
below Wheeling, gu Ohio River and H. y. y =
Improved by Substantial brick llnus, II IOls,,
FItchct, and outbuIlilngs situated In gToIe, y
maple, sugar and poplar treGs. Also, Agoo1 A]s"
$50 S' : W. v. ,H0GE& BRO, 100 Al'tesss
Or n. ". MORROW, on the premises NJ
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EoR SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

Fon FxcHAxoE-Fnme dwelling on Front ~ ,'i st5
Isisnd for ECStern iSnd. 4 frame dWelling lpI
essate S Or other property. LwoStory frame dH'.
Ing and lot In Eighth ward for small y. A X, I'M
large farm Of 900 acres near Chase Ciy' va ~
property. at . bargain, a., ,..I
FoB RESr-Thrcc fine dwellings on bs ~, ISE sjf
Island. Two rooms on Main street &prs Whttl
Ing, One store room, Main Street ' yenHS
Ing. Two Office rooms In Grange po." "a MI.
FoR sAIH-A desirable mill properly Aua w.
denc0 in Pleasant Valley. 70
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FOR SALE.

No. 1877 Main street
Store Room and Dwelling on Market street
No, ia and l7G Seventeen street
No. 2i0I and 2i06 Woods Street
Roomed House on Market between Twenty.
fourth and Twenty.ffth streets.
Roomed House on FoFty.hIth street
Houses OH Twenty fourth street.
Asmnll Farm on Glcnn's Kun, about 10 AtEsti
SS Acre Farm, sherrarl. Marshall county, and
IS Dwellings In tho city exclusive Olthe ones aboe
For further information, inquire Of
b - - JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public,
feblo IGI! Market street
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lie Was Not a alrl.

The Pot continues to call the Kettle
black.
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RadqnptlQn Of CitN Of WhaaIlnp Rnnd.
gosge,rt.

TOR RENT-APRIL lone OF THP
~ best located stores In the city, with snIeoiiJ
brick stable and wagon room. Suitable IOf Ar
kind Of business. Rent very low. Apply TO j0lIS
Mc1ARkHLI. ,S.i
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FoR RENT.
a:er al,e,tt and s;or Sale.
FOR RIGNT.

business uou,o and Dwelling, No, 81 TvcaN
sixth street.
Business House and Dwelling on corner Of JacoA
and Seventeenth Streets
No, lis Seventeenth street, u rooms.
No. 90 North FrontstrccL
Store Room No. 2l6J Main street.
No. ESQ Woods street.
Rooms No. 9f2S Main street
Store Room and Dwelling, No. 1851 Market Eltti
No. 145 Eighteenth street.
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"Duohu.paiba.r

tsIiuohu.Paiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
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80 r I
The Government you have chosen him
to administer for time is yours. The
suffrage which executes thewill Of free
men is yours, The laws Of tho entire
scheme Of our civil rule from the
town to the State Capital and the
National Capital is. yours. Your every
vote as surely as your chief magistrate
under the same high sanction, though in
different sphere, exercises a public
trust. Nor is this all. Everycitizen owes
TO the country a vigilant watch and close
scrutiny OF public servants and fair and
reasonable estimate Of their fidelity and
usefulness.
Thus isthe peoples willimpressed upon
the whole framework Of our civil polity,
municipal, State and federal, and this Is
the price OF our liberty and the inspiration
OF our faith in the Republic. Its the duty
of.these servants Of the people in public
place to closely limit public expenditures
TO the actual needs OF the Government
economically administered, because this
bounds the right ofthe Government to
exact tribute from the earnings OF laboror
the property OF citizens, and because pub
Il lie extravaganza begets extravaganza
among the people,
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sfMrLIciTY IN ALL THINGS.

81. 10. |f,4lffii hlhFLlblIl ~ NM ttlANNs.
weshould never be ashamed Of the
simplicity and prudential economy which
areibest suited to the operation Of q Repub.
llcan form Of Government and most COM
5patable with the mission Of the American
people. Those who are selected for q
limited time to manage public affairs are
still ofthe people and may do much by
their example to encourage consistently
with the dignity OF their official functions
that plain way Of life which among their
fellow citizens aids integrity and promotes
thrift and prosperity.
The genious Of our institutions, the
needs Of our people in their home life and
the attention which Is demanded for the
settlement and development Of the re-
sources Of our vast territory, dictate O
scrupulous avoidance Of any departure
from that foreign policy commenced by
the history, the traditions and the pros:
parity Of our Republic. ltisthe policy o!
Independence favored by our position and
ieiended by our knowriloyeo 81 Justice and
by our power. Itisthe policy Of peace
stiitahleto our interests. II is the policy
3of neutrality rejecting any share In foreign
brolls and ambitions upon other cont.
fHTNrTT
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slr,,, ad,erti sr1,,lrInts.

vNoR r. BRICK ST BILE IN
IL rear d Dt. uirich'd house, large enough fot
three a. horte5 and eaftiage ftnquifA o. !.
RRiLLkS. IFS Main ftfOtt s1r5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06
Tho Newn nd Dallns

The Galveston News mas come 10
realize the important fact that is not
any longer able to force q corner in the
distribution OF official patronage and
public favors in Texas, It's power to
fleece politicians, officers and others
who have axes TO grind is rapidly on
the decline, and it liz our opinion,
based upon the conduct OF the News
for years p2et, that In establishing o
branch paper ct Dallas the
News is hedging to protect It's
income received from individuals and
corporations who pay for its influence,
For years we have been OF the opinion
that the News liz FOR the News. 1t is
Democratic II it pays 80 be Demo-
cratic; Ii is Independent II il paws 70
be; it is polite nit pays to be 50; or it
ID neutral II II pays beat II is 50 mat.
ter Of busin9gsJ with the News In
whatever course il pursuos. Its
branch 1T Dallas is to established,
as announced, a5 "a matter OF bus.
mess" though Dallas furnishes the
ready money and the News takes the
income. The papers that have stood
by Dallas In Sine OF need and that
have helped TO make IS the best city
in Texas must, at 9 time whom the
newspaper buHineBs outlook is prom
ising in that city, divide the fruits of
their labor with paper that has here
tOfore studiously refused to recognize
the Importance and advantages Dallas
possesses. The News, however, win
soon learn an important lesson, and
that il, that the people ge morally will
never approve OF .he GAoYe TO control
the newspaper business in cities in de
rect competition with each other
[TylGr Courier,
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Tho Galveston News is launching
out IN its now branch ileld in tho rsce
Of the in-luck that has followed all
other branch newspaper establish
mentg in the United States, so for ag
our history Of them extends. At least
we know OF no such ventures that
hayo been Is success, while we can roe
count several failures. Brick Pone-
roy orauched from Lt Crosse 10
Wall street, New York, and
failed. Fornoy brsnched with bjs
Philadelphia Press % Washington
aud failed. Coming nearer homo.
Colonel Il. w, LOughery brAnched
from Marshall 10 Jeffersonint his state
and failed, The News may prove an
exception, but all win not bs fgir
sailing for Il. THH HERALD viii be
q formidable opponent. 10 is one OF
the very best papers In the State TO-
day, and Is quite 40 long established
as the News, and is on firm basis
now, and will likoly have cutie ag
much money, taleuS and push at ite
back az tho News. 1t has been Inc
main pillar Of Dallas since that
town was founded, and tbe
city Of Dallas now would feel lbs
want seriously were IL not thero. OF
course II has its enemies, but at the
same time II has its friends, aud II
will live whether the News does ornot,
e ita proprietors stand firm, which
they are likely 20 do. In fact, it lisa
narrow-mindod policy in capitalists OF
Dallas, taking stock in ono enterprise
that can only tend 10 weaken another.
-IDeuiBon Herald-Newa.
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lu the city and county, recorded dur
ing the past week.. and reported by
Murphy & Bolanz, real estate and col.
Letting agents, Office No. 700 Main
street
III, Harris and wife 70 S, p. Emlner-
son, los acres in tho II. IL. Hickman
survey, lying between Hutchius and
Lancaster, Tor 5000,
Leon CRperan auu wife to Levi
Kraft, 5OXl00 feet, the northwest corner
OF Columbia and Jefferson streets, for
1000.
w. o. Conner and wife TO John %.
GramutEy, 40xl65 feet on the wsst Fl8e
Of Master street, being lot =, block of
Of Csnnor and Gamm0n's subdivision
OF tho Mays estate, for $3.50.
Thomas II. Floyd and wife Go w, j..
Power 81 Co., q ucres out OF tho uCrth-
east corner Of the Il. j. Wos5 and I8
acres IN tho W, h, Pulliom survey,
for 5000.
so. H8mlund 10 Il, zimmerman.
lot2, block !, OF Eakin's addition, for
s525.
Charles Fred Tucker and vile 10 J..
A. Nughe8, thoir undivided oue-laIf
interest In and 10 200y40O feet ON north
side OF Ross avenue, i'm block o, for
$3.50.
S. p. Emmerson to j. A. Hughes. hls
undivided ono half interest I'M and 10
the last mentioned 2J0Sl00 loot for
$3.50,
Mrs. c. n. Poynor TO william Hid
del, west One-half lot IL, block $50,
north side OF East Elm street, for
$3.50,
s.. II. Emm6rson to II. Harris.
93Zl0il feet the OnHt corner OF john
son street ana Ross avenue, for $1,000,
William T. Beach and vito 20 g.. w.
MoCormick, lot IL, block a, of Eunis'
addition, for $3.50.
~, w. Ericsson and vito Co III. Hlm-
mermani 50XiS feet, the south end of
lot lli block OF Crowdus aud Akarl's
addition, for $500.
Joseph R0thBteiu and vito TO Evi.
Iona Williams lot Z, block ~, Tor 81, 500,
A, p0n@koW2ka ana wife 90 Hor-
man Meyer, 40x 07ls feet on northeast
5000
Sophronia Chandler 90 w, p. Stone.
hCr interest in III acres la the s. Il.
A. Hoborry, and in 20 acres of tho e..
W. Scott survey, fOrS50,
W. n, Gard 10 Mary X. Miller. bis
undivided one-third interest IN and
20 one acre Of ground Ogst Of the
Fair Grounds, FOR SIS.
James Earkins 10 John Upprv
Brown, as mayor Of the oitv OF Dallas.
lots Z and in block h oil C0ckralps
addition, southwest Of the old ceme-
tory, for S7i5.
John l.. Tomas 90 Il. II. Shame.
6)X6o feet on the northwest side oil
Lene street., near Tho water works, for
$50.
10. *. Sharpe and vito 90 ~. G., Cocker.
the last mentioned property, Tor 5000.
j, j.. Eakina and wife 20 h. r., Roh.
orison, lot IN block 3 OF j. Eakin'8
S275.
Adam Bergman to Charles Struck.
10 acres IN tho JesBio Elan survey, 9
miles south and 90 cast from Dalla8,
for $3.50.
j, Y. Chlldora aud vito TO W. ID.
Wright 50xl0O foot on tho north nido
of Main, west or Etvay, Htroet, for
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THE NATURAL DRIFT.

The Chicago Intor-Ocoan remarks.
"rho business Of manufacturing cot.
ton goods dosH not appear to DO worry
profitable in Massachusetts Just now.
Tho Bay State Mills st Lawrence
were sold go auction last week
for $4,000. Twenty-seven yosra ago
they were sold by the auotloueer for
Ss0OO0O. Thoy cost originally Sl,l4I-
0OO.D
Now this Is only tho beginning Of
the end, what is Transporting oil
around IN tho section OF tho country 20
far away from tho tloocy staple. Il il
at loRst a demonstrated fact that right
on the cotton fields ore the truo sites
for the cotton mills, Georgia 10 her
honor be IL said, WIS first In tho de-
monsration. And now behold what
South Carolina has done ana ia
doing In further subs.autaliop
OF the proposition. There aco
to-day in that State Is cotton
factories. These arc distributed
throughout the upper and middle
counties because OF the abundance of
water power thoro aE insignificant cost.
They haYe n capital of $2,293, 600, run
ming somo 95,93s spindles with 1888
looms. These produce l0l, 1888 yards OF
cloth and lI4S9 pounds Of yarn each
full working day, aud consume Tor
each such day 5i,S94 pouuds OF raw cot
ton, or an annual consumption OF SO,
2e2 bales OF $50 pounds each. An army
of 10000 persons axe supported bv
those mills; thore being 2,6l2 operatives
upon whom over 5000 persons arc
dependent. Now TO exhibit what tbis
means, lot us roAoot that tboso 90.2s2
bales arc worth, 30 10 cents psr pound.
sl,63l,s2o, while tho yarns, at % cents.
are worth }3,o32 r5O-aftor deduotlng Is
per cont. for waste IN the proceps Of
man ufacture, and wo will begin to ap.
prociato what tho people OF the State
thus make.
Now, about tho pro6tn: Every ono
Of these iSmill1 mado last wear a not
profit from IS 90 % per cent, the Wost-
minister min having cleared 40 Dor
cent. And this was done under tho
most uniavorablo Or circumatancos
to tho mills. These are
hard and substantial facts for
our Massachusetts ftlouda. Tho ain
gle town Of Lowell, In that state has
SlS,000,0oO invested IN cotton and
wooden mills, With $4,000 splndlos, and
l2,7S operators, and a large number of
these arc not running on fall time,
while many arc not paying ANAL inter-
est on the Investment, and several arc
minus expenses cleared.
Only q fow years ago and
South Carolina was In most
distressed condition, tho bulk OF
the commerce Of her soaportu
having departed from hor; to-day sho
finds hor salvation In the manufacture
OF the beautiful product that 90 boun.
tifully grows upon her soil. Prom the
blacknosu OF tho cloud that threatened
dosolstion the conversion OF the white
staple brought Joy 10 her households,
who. following IN the vnfo Of her
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The Manchester GUARDIANS, Juus sth. 1855
saysi
Al one OF the
nltnlOyvsU

t- 'N''Ns
Ihe Manchester GUARDIAN, Juus Syh, 1853
says
~ tt, yi,eo t. lng
rn, 49," o ~ Observation-Disclosures,
ol,, ,,' : On lt my WoolleAN WSysI WIN
,a ,s VI iiuyo Wv. ana great
,-s '.' ~, C' '.iy n.ossoiu9!'! whore
~ ~ 4,'5ot 'a .,.-E group,
~ 'le!uueI ono VINO hVd been a"Uct-
VI isll, .'i',-, ~ y"S Was -'W So
INC .' e'5 ~" 90
Auat no eeus0 only uesf 20 lie IN @
fe,Gann'lnf position
This refers TO my gnee.
j vA4 AttspEp1 .v--ly, ,...r. ,..,
with az .155r,5,,ts,. 4r.D' 5N'N' |e'
"a ,,oy,i,,ttg ,Its',-, 81 80. 20 .. n,
S,..g cnSs,iS ''''"'' V' "'''u U"td it1eiy
and t,og ~ ,,,.,-,i .-.-..., ,.....,,.....t.,.
N"' " Aa l"l NpNtIal years barely Ghlo
To Eet Nuoht'
Ana lor llG last Five years uos ab.a
% SV0ud 90 my business, although
Many things have been done Tor mt.
Theast experiment being Nerve stretch
Two years ago ! was voted into tho
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Tho Flosenoo Nightingale or the uurs-

Tho fiorenoo Nightingale or the Nurs-
cry.
ThH following ia an extract from "a
lottor written to tho German re.
iormod Messenger Of ChamborBburr,
Pennsylvania:
a nENErACTREsR.
Just opon the door for her, and Mrs.
Minalc will prove Tho American
Florence Nightingale OF the nureery.
or this wa are 10 sumo that We WIN
teach eur Vdllgyn 20 rav ~ bloasine on
Mrs. Winsi0wh for helping her 10 any.
vivo aud escape tho gripping, oolioking
sad teothlng alege. Mrs. WinRloyy'a
Soothing Syrup relieves tho child from
pain and cures dyHentory and diar-
recor, IL n0itenE the Eumn, roducoa
Inflammation, curer wind collie. ana
carries the infant safely through the
teethlng period. Itperforma precisely
what u processes 10 perform, overy
part OF lt---nothing fcss. we have
never seen Mrs. Winnlow-know her
only through tho preparation OF her
"Soothing Syrup for Children teoth.
ing.n II we had the power we would
make her 90 she IL, physical nevior
70 tho infant race. Sold by Hll drug
gixf7 q cunts botlo.
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THB Germans 10 not propose 10 al
low Englishmen to become onscouced
in their petty thrones and prinoipali-
ties, so plentifuily scattered over the
empire They are not for JoHN. The
claim Of che Duke Of Cumberland 10
the throne OF the Duchy Of Bruins
WICK has been disallowod by the Cor
man Federal Council.
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Southern neighbor, thus "from the
nettle danger plucked the flower
profit" No wonder that with such pal
psble demonstrations the manuiac-
ture OF cotton no longer pays in New
England, whose capitalists and opera
tives arc daily bringing the loom to
the field. Lot Texas lSsrn quickly the
mighty lesson.
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Tho "Exposition UnivorBono de Fart
Culinal re" awarded tho hhghost hont
ors to Angogtura Bltters AZ the mos
offacious stimuiant 60 excite tho appo.
tito aud GO keep tho digestive organs
In good order. Ask for tho Renuino
article, manufactured only by DIR. ].
@. q. beiscrt q Sons, and beware Of
imitntions.
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Mr.. D. "a. Baru0by, Of OWego, New
York, says that his daughter was
taken with a YioienJ cold, Which torm-
mated with pneumonia, and I'll tho
best Physicians gave the case up and
said she could live but few hours at
most She was In this condition when
"a friend recommended Dr. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, and adj
Tisod her to try it, She accepted 81 "a
last resort, and was surprised to
ind that 1t produced O. marked change
Tor tho better, aud by persevoripg In
its use cnro was e1ected.
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ll you ARC pale, emauatod, have @
hacking cough, with night.swents,
splitting OF blood and ahortness OF
broathi yon have no time 20 lose. Do
not hesitate too long--tlll YOU nro pnst
cure for tRkon in it8 early stages, con-
sumption can be cured by tho use OF
DR.. iiorco's "Golden Medical Discov-
ory," as Thousands can tSstlfy. BY
druggigta.
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owing TO the accident which befel
The HERALD yesterday morning in
the pieing Of our forms, we are com
PEELED to go to press this morning with
a lessened amount Of reading matter
in reduced size OF tho paper, this be-
ing only four pages instead Of tho
usual eight pages. In a day ortwo all
will be right once moro.
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TEXAS 10 not slono in storms and
Hoods. Reports from Austria Indicate
great devastation in that empire from
this cause. II there are any 1oods at
any given time anywhere in the world
Austria and Texas never fail to got
thnir ahara.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

TIE Interchange OF cable messages
between PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and
CYRUS w. FIELD is an event. FIgLD's
dining PHELPS marks now era, and
q hearty cougretulation from that mil
lionairo Republican TO the Democratic
Administration ct Washington was
no less a wonder tfap was the sight Of
those British guests Of FiELD's, who
Sat in q London hotol and drank O
"Yankeo doodle punch" or the "glorl-
Gus FourihN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06


The London Telegraph oditorially,
on Saturday, claimed for Old England
part Of the glory and part OF Che on
joymcnt in the celebration OF our MS
tionsl hirthdny. 70 proceeded to 70.
mark thai the ties knitting together a
great kindred are strong. "For these
and hundred other reasons England
reioice5 over tho Fourth OF July which
soos America prosperous, homogono-
Gus and FREQ from tho Atlantic to tho
Pacific ocsana.p This "a kind and
pretty, bul no loss Of o oontinont like
this IL rather @ singular cause for ro-
joicing. But thoSEngllshmsn have a
kind Of lugubrious manner Of 70
joioing.
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SOME OF the papers are abusing CAR
TER HABRIsoE for saying 60 Ugly q
thing about his wife as that she was
his "guiding genius.n But CARTER Is
getting better OF lato and il may DO
that his wife has only recently as
sumed control OF him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

4 hemhrkable ESCAPE. :
Mrs. Mary A. Daley, Of Tunkhan-
mock, Pennsylvania, was afflicted for
Six years with Asthma and Bronchitis,
during which time the best physicians
could give no relief. Her life was
despairod OF, until in last October she
procured bottle Of DR.. lkinE's New
Discovery, when immediate r6iief was
felt, and by continuing its use for q
short time she was completely CURED,
gaining in flesh so pounds in a few
months.
Free trial bottles OF this certain cure
Of all throat aud lung diseases at
howell Il Bros drug store. Large
bottles Sl.0O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-06

FRED WARD Is said to DO mourning
over the loss OF his character. Char.
acter certainly must be a jewell whom
such a man mourns over It's loss. At
taohed TO him, however, II would be q
jewell ina pigs anout.