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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

The Champion Churn Dasher chal-
lenges our admiration. 1t is q simple,
useful, mechanical device which per-
forms its work upon purely philosophic.
al principles, and which does away with
large percentage of labor, meantime
accomplishing results in the yield of
butter net therefore, attained. 1t is an
invention 80 simple in its application
and so satisfactory in its results it will
commend itself to all. Try it, and our
word for it, you will be pleased with
the result. Rural and Workman, Lit
tie Rock. Ark.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

The best set of teeth IS, on Celluloid or
Rubber. Painless extraction of Teeth by
Nitrous Oxide Gas or Vitalized Air. Fine
Gold Filings a specially. All operations at
Eastern prices and guaranteed. Rooms
IS and 10 schumacher Blecks OPP
posite P. o. Open Sundays from to IL.
my6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

Mr.. Popham's Chnrn Dasher is the
ssChampion" of modern inventions. 1t
is far ahead OF anything yet invented in
this line. Not only does this s'Dasher"
perform this work in less time and with
less labor than the ordinary churns, but
it produces more butter from the same
amount Of cream. A child ten years old
can do churning with II in less than
half OF the time required by other
churns. 1t must be said that any per
son who witnesses the work Of the Dash
er cannot do less than pronounce II
worthy of the highest endorsement. We
have seen it used and consider 1t all
that is. claimed for it.-Daily Capital,
Topeka, Kansas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02

Come and see us or write to us at once
for confidential and special terms and
prices, and EXCLUSIVE e TERRITORY.
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Personal,

Pat Lane, of T erren, was in the city
yesterday.
n. 4. Mcmillan, banker Waxahaohie
is In the city
Col, j. II. Britton is registered az the
Grand Windsor.
Hon. ID. Il. Culberson Is guest Of the
Grand Windsor.
Capt. r. p. Cowen, ia in tho city STOP
ping at the Grand Windsor
II. G. Brown ana wife, Marshall, are
guests of the Grand Windsor.
Judge j. NJ, Hurt, Of the court of ap-
poalsi arrived home yesterday.
William Mason, r., Atlanta Georgia is
registered at the Grand Windsor.
Mr.. Henry Mord cal returned yoster.
Gay rom an extended trip 10 New Or
Col. A. IL. Belo, of the Galveston
News, IS guest OF the Grand Wind
sor.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Powell has gone to New
York I'm tho interest Of the Dallas q
Northwestern railway.
Capt. 9. Il. Vreelani, late merchant
CT this city, but now of Glasgow, Ken
lucky, is in the city greeting his many
friends,
], IL Jeter, Jero J, Roach, Thomas
Roach, M, Q. Hurley, and w. A. Adams,
OF fert Worth, were booked. ut the
Grand Windsor last evening.
Mesdames Conrad Mayer, Tom Doats
aud b. Il. Ware, OF Wichita Falls, are
visiting Dallas. While here they went
through tho Wagenhauser brewery and
thlnkit the biggest thing in Texas.
w. III, Patterson, formerly druggist
IN this city, after several months Rb.
sence, during which time he travelled
through the southern states, has re-
turned ~ Dallas, his first love, aud says
he intends to remain.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET.
STOCKS STILL FAIL TO REVIVE.
The Wall Street Exchange Thanking tho
Bucket Shops-The Wool Growers
Make Positive Plea for
Protection - Failures.
Tone of tho stock Market.

New YORK, May 2S.--Government
bonds quiet, steady and unchanged, ex-
cept an advance of u in currency IS.
The stock market, until the last hour,
was practically a repetition OF that of
yesterday. Opening prices showed no
material changes from the closing OF
last evening, and quotations for the next
four hours were limited to small frac-
tions, without any material in
crease in the amount of business,
and without any decided move
ment in either direction. In the
last hour, however, there was increased
activity, accompanied by slight yield in
the quotations ofthe general list and a
decided break in Lackawanna, The mar
ket finally closed weak and generally
the lowest prices reached. The total
sales for the day were l37lS2 shares.
The stock exchange has adopted new
plan for the collection and distributing
of quotations. Eight of it's own repor-
tors, four at each end of the room, will
collect the quotations and give them to
an operator, who will send them stimuli
taneously TO the ticker companies. The
operators will be stationed in a booth.
The stock exchange in this way seeks to
control its own quotations and TO keep
them from the bucket shopss
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Action rthe MonI Grnmnra.

ST.. LOUIS, May 2S,--The convention
Of tho wool growers, national assocla-
ton adjourned at $40 q. IN. sine die.
The resolution reported demand the
restoration OF the wool tariff of 1867. The
resolution on recite that since the alters-
tivss made in tho import duty in
1883, S90,O0O00O has been lost TO the wool
growers Of America in lower prices
alone, saying nothing of tho depfecia-
ton in the value of tlocka. These ig-
ures are based ON comparison with the
prices of 1889. 1t il announced that if
the tariff is not restored the sheep hue-
bandry Of the county must be aban-
dOned. The action of the Golden club
is severely criticised. A confederation
among American producers is recon-
mended TO work together to educate the
| people to the necessity of preserving
suitable protection legislation. The as
ISOLATION declares it will support only
such men and parties as favor protec.
ton. The executive committee has
| been ordered TO meet in Washington
during the next session of congress-.
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ROCHESTER,, June |, 1882. "'ren
Years ago | was attacked with the
most Intense and deathly pains In
my back and
"EXtending to the end of my toes and
to nv brain!
(which made mo delirious!
"From agOnyllU
"lt took three men to hold me on nv
bed at timesl v
"The Doctors tried in vain to reliev
mo, but to no purpose.
Morphine and other opiatesl
" Had no eti,ectl
dieli!
"When my wife
heard neighbor tell what Hop Bitter
had done for her, she at once got and
gave me some. The first dose eased my
brain and scanned to go hunting through
my system for the pain.
inc second dose eased me so much
that | slept two hours, something | had
not done for two months. Before | had
used five bottles, | was we'll and al
work as hard as any man could, for over
three weeks; but | worked too hard fOt
my strength, and takink hard cold, |
was taken with the most acute and pain.
fui rheumatism all through my system
that ever was known.
al called the doctors again, aud after
several weeks they left mo cripple on
crutchos for life, az they said met q
| friend aud told him my case, and no said
Hop Bittershad cured him and would
cure me. poohed at him, but he was
so earnest | WAS induced to use them
again.
In less than four weeks threw away
my orutches and went to work lightly
and kept on using the bitters for five
weeks, until became as well as any
man living, and have been so Tor six
ears since.
1t has also cured my wife, who haC
been sick for years; and has kept hel
and my children well and healthy witt
from two to three bottles per year
There IL no need TO be sick nj AL ifthest
bitters are used, j. j. BERK. Ex Super
visor.
"That poor invalid wife, Sister
/ Mother,
"Or daughterl!l!
"Csn be made the picture of healthl
with few bottles OF Hop Bittersl
EG-None genuine without a bunch o.
| green Hops ON the white liable. Shur
AL tho vile, poisonous stuff with "Hop'
or "Hops" In their name.
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Postal Matters,

WASHINGTON, May 2S-[Speclal. +
The following star service has boon es
tablished in the Indian Territory:
Route 32l7O-Lebanon to Gordonville
Texas, by Delaware NEW oflice) az
miles and back, once week, by a 23l.
hour schedules from July l, 1885, TO June
80, 1856.
The following changes have been
made In star schedules in Texas;
Route 8l,776-Kompner to Oakalla.
Leave Kempner Tuesdays and FRIDAYS
at u m. Arrive at Oakalla by 2:30 u. m,
Leave OakallR Tuesdays and Fridays nj
3 p. m. Arrive at Kempner by 5:3Op. m.
Route l,oT-Andereon 10 Bedias,
Leave Anderson daily except Sundays
at 1850 q. m, Arrive at Bedias by o d. m.
Leave Bedias daily except SUNDAYS al
1880 a. m. Arrive at Anderson by 6 .. M
Adopt July l. 1855.
Route 81 ,93S-Clarksville 20 Cuthand.
Leave Clarksvlllo Wednesdays and
Fridays at p. m; arrived at Cuthand
by p. M; leave Cuthand Wednes.
days and Fridays at 8 a. M Arrive
10 GAINESVILLE by u W. Adopt July
/ 1874
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srRIKR THREATEEEn


Fort WORM, May 2S.-[Speolal. -
There Is imminent danger of another
railroad strike hero. 1t was under
stood that Mr.. Hoxie had agreed to
rescind his order, cutting warehouse.
men to SIPS por day, but local agents
here received word to make out the
May pay roll at that figure, and tho
men are excited and determined TO re-
sist. They claim a written agreement
compels the road 20 pay 81 so per day.
THE IRON STRIKE INEVITABLE.
PIrrsRURG, May 2S.--Both the Anal
gamated association and tho iron manu-
features arc preparing for strike, and
in view OF the developments of the past
two days, contest is among the proba-
bilities. A large meeting of iron men
was held here to-day. The question
was discussed in detail, and il was
unanimously resolved not TO sign the
workmen's scale made TO the
diil9rent lodges OF the Anal
gamated association yesterday.
Letters and kilograms were read from
manufacturers in difiererent sections Of
the country, stating that they did not
intend TO sign the scale. A number OF
letters stated that the concessions al
ready made by the manufacturers were
too large. Tomorrow all the nail mills
in Pittsburg and the west will close
down.
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ficing all other interest in life. While

ticing all other interest in life. While
one is learning, to be sure, it may seem
as if there were not many interests be-
yond the household, but after the art
has been mastered, there is a freedom
and sense OF power worth all the strug.
giles made. OF course, the kitchen is not
the only place In which burdens are
borne, yet the care OF the table gener-
ally makes itself felt more than any
thing else; and no matter how well con-
Quoted all the other departments may
be, If this ono be neglected, discomfort
and unhappness viii ensue. Cooking
is science, and for this reason girls are
often more successful than their elders
in culinary experiments, because they
comply strictly with directions instead
Of guessing what quantities of ingre-
dents to use in order to produce de-
sired results. Experienced house
Keepers might avoid much disappoint.
ment If they were equally careful.
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"victor Durand."

Though late in tho theatrical season,
and excessively warm, the audience
that assembled at the opera-house last
evening to witness Wallack's Theatre
Company in the cele brated success,
Victor Durand," was one of the largest
and most select that has gathered thore
for many months. IL Is safe to say they
wore not disappointed. Indeed, the
new management of the opera house on
this, the occasion of their bow 10 the
Dallas public, are to be praised for the
| splendid entertainment furnished.
'Nlctor Durand" is one OF the most
thrilling dramas OF tho kind now
on the stage and has met with a moro
than warm reception in all the critical
| centers OF the east. Last night was its
first presentation here, 1t lisa dramatic
production OF most superior, merit and,
when given by such company "a this
Wallack combination, captivRtes the
most exacting audience, as was tho case
last evening. From commencement to
close the interest vas intense and the
testimonials approval hearty and fire..
quent.
The company has fine talent. Mr..
Gotthold as "Victor Durand;" Mr. c. b,
Welles as the "Baron de Mersac,r and
particularly and especially AIR. W. IL.
Denny as "Sept.mus Sivons Tubbs,n
could not have been oxos.led. These
sterling artists are well known 10 the
public and need no lengthy mention.
Their presence in cast Is an assurance
OF success. Miss Kate Denim was good
as Ruth Favort, at times very strong
and emotional, while "VioleW per-
sonated by Miss Louise Dillon, was
exceptionally fine. Indeed II Is strong
company In strong plays aud their
presence in our midst.in this dull, dry
season is theatrical treat for.which tho
opera.house management are entitled
TO special thanks.
Owing. to flood and washouts the
company find IL impossible to FIJI their
engagement In this city for TO morrow
and make connections along the line.
The engagement will therefore conclude
with to.day's performances matinee.
when Lady Glare" will prove the AZ.
traction and an evening perfor nance,
with that thrilling drama, "Dlplomacy,b
as the bill. The public will beneiit
itself by remembering this change.
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When he was on the

good whisky. When he was on the
active list, every morning before he
started out for the war department he
used to stop at the bar just above Will
lard's hotel for a morning drink. In
Washington single drink of whisky
is 10 cents. Two drinks are given for 4
quarter. Van Vilet, whom he was quar-
termaster-generai, used 20 start out
with Sherman at the same time so they
could take their morning drink togeth
er. They lived next door to each other,
and through this arrangement of start
ing out together they WEI able to save
~ cents upon each of their morning
drinks. sherman would pay one day
and Van Nilet another. There was al
ways dispute between them as to who
should pay, each insisting that he had
paid the day previous. Occasionally
sherman would coMe in alone, having
missed Van Vilet. Then funny little
comedy would always ensue, The gen
! eral OF tho army OF the United States
after having tosse of four or FIVE fin
gers, would begin TO tumble In his
waistcoat, then he would say: 81 have
changed my waistcoat this morning;
have no change" He would next say;
"Chalk 1t down and viii psy you to.
morrow morning." The next dsy he
would come in for his morning
drink and then put down
a quarter In satisfaction Of the two
drinks. The owner Of tho bar said that
he was meyer able 10 get whisky at a
low enough Wholesale rste to got his
money out of Sherman. Up near the
war department was another restaurant.
This was military resort, chiefly pat
ronized by officers Of the army and OH
cials of tho war department. Con. Sher-
mans lunch here was big drink of
straight whisky. He would come over
about o'clock and call for his special
bottle. He would pour out stiff drink
and then lay down 10 cents aud walk
out, lie was the only patron of tho res.
tauran! who got his drink at that price.
The general of the army used to be lust
as economical In his smoking. He
nevor would buy cigars for his own use
that cost more than $3.50 hundred.-
| New York World.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
"A POST OFFICE SALARY ITEM.
And also Some Postmasters Fired"
Against the Worlds Exposition.
Texas Postal Changes-Rev-
enue Collections, Etc.


WASHINGTON, May 2S.--The attorneys
for certain postmaster have complained
to Postnaster-General Villas that the
certain construction placed by
Postmastei-General Gresham upon
the act OF March 8, 1883,
providing for the reaujustment OF sal
aries Of postmasters Of the third aud
fourth classes was arbitrary and ex-
tremely unjust TO the postmasters on
whose behalf the act was passed. Az
sistant Attorney General Bryant, of the
postoffice department, has carefully ex-
amined ecomplicated statutes bearing
on this subject, and as the result of his
report the pOstmaster-general has de-
cidsd that while the construction is not
free from doubt, and he Is not Rbso-
lutely' sure that the construction of
Postmaster-General Gresham was
right in tho premises, yet the
rule having been followed for
two years, and something over
S2O,OOO having been Appropriated
by congress for the payment Of salaries
ON that basis, he does not deem IL proper
on the strength of his own individual
opinion, oven were it adverse, to make {
change of that ruling, The romedy OF
the claimants was through the courts OF
by congressional enactment.
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Insurance Men IN CounoiI

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Agents of the fire
insurance companies and general man.
ayers of the same from all over the
country and parts of Europe are in ses.
sion at the Grand Pacific hotel. Nearly
700 are In attendance. Eugene Carey,
of the Western Union Insurance organ
ization, presided. 1t was announced
that tho chief object of the meeting was
TO consider what action should be taken
IN reference to the new Ohio law pro.
hibiting local boards and companies,
The act was passed by the Ohio iegislR.
turo at It's last session and prohibits tho
formation of local boards In that state
and is known as tho 0'Neil law.
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Hotel Arrivals.
IN TnE sT. aEoRaE.

IG White, city; Norton Wisdom, city;
t A Mcdowell, Louisiana, Missouri
George Il Cassidy, Ferris; w X Horn,
Beltoni j B Poindexter, Alvarado; ] @
Brannon, Alvarado;J w Middlebrool,
Columbus, Texas; L l. Carroll, s Du.
Bots, New York; II Bower, a al weston
J II Muckline and son, Terrell; Il II
Trice, Union City, Tennessee; r M
keach, Terrelli Il II Brown, San An
tonioi Litford, Van Alstyne; John ]
jackson, Plano; A X Swan, W i plsu..
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Tho Worid' sExposItIon.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-Th1re was a
full attendance Of the cabinet ut the
meeting to-day, including Secretary
Lamar who has partially
recovered from his recent at
tack of sickness. The question Eof
authorizing continuance of the
Worlds exposition at New Orleans was
again considered. Tho result Is shown
In q telegram sent by tho president TO
senator Gibson, later In the day, of
which the following ~ copy;
The question of rooponlng the expo
! sition has been considered by the cabi-
netand they are unanimously Of the
opiRion that there Is no warrant of law
for It and that it would be inexpediont
on other grounds.
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Railroad News.
FORT WORTH AND wAxAHAoHI

fORT WORTH AND WANAHACHlE.
WANAHACmE, May 2s Special. j.
Messrs. M. G. Hurley and II. +. and ~.
j. Roche, representing the Fort Worth
Railroad Building association, made the
citizens Of WaXahache a proposition
this evening, q mass meeting having
been called in the courthouse, Judge o.
II. Dunlap in tile chair, with J. Il. Lam
caster secretary.
Hon. j. W. Ferris, in short address.
stated the object of the meeting and
urged tho citizens to strike now and
build while the Fort was In tho notion,
NJ. G. Hurley then followed, and in a
brief manner stated the object of their
visit aud read tho proposition they had
to submit, viz; $4,000 and depot
grounds, 20 per cont. of tho amount 10
he paid when one.iifth of the work was
completed, and so on until the road
was hnlshed-nO two payments to be
made within 30 days OF each othor-and
the agreement TO become null and void
unless the work begins within 10 DAYS
from tho day that the requisite amount
is subscribed; the Building association
TO finish the road by March |, 1885.
The chair appointed q committee of
seven, consisting Of N. A. Mcmillan, j
W. Ferris, Il. NJ. Wyatt, b. G.. Conner,
II, II. Pickett, II. III. Dunn and A.
Ralney, 70 confer with the gentlemen
from the Fort and arrange for soliciting
subscriptions, right-of-way, etc. They
are now In session at the Rogers house.
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M NbMjsTRpET.
mons. Henrietta; w II Winfield aud
son, Texarkana; Mrs Brown, Texas; w
X Henderson, Van Alstyne.

hunHs huHIloLLbi w III WlnuolQ ana
son, TeXarkana; Mrs Brown, Texas; w
X Henderson, Van Alstyne.
An THE GRAND WINDSOR.
r M Buchler, 81 Louis, Mo; Ed Rich
ardson, Detroit; J N Gotthold, Chas
Wheatleigh, lily Talbot, w II Denny,
Chas b Wells, ID Bernstein and wife,
Miss Louise Dillon, Miss Kate s Will
son, Louis Massen and wife, New York
Frederic Corbett, Rowland Blackstone,
London, England; Robert Smith, n
Greenwall, Galveston; Jas Gwine, For
ney; DR. Jas Orr, Terrell; II p Henry,
Geo Dexter, Dallas; w j DIN, Chi
cago; lily Mordecai, New Orleans; A Ii
hpi0, Galveston; Geo White aud wife
Mckinney aMrs M A Spurgeon, Decatur;
A Watts and wife, Galveston; II II
Shive, Dallas; w Laing, New York
j w TOmerson, ST Louis; II + Scheer,
Cinclnnati; J @ Wilbur, New York J II,
Britton, Sherman; b A Calhoun, Hous-
ton; Joseph 4 Elchberg, Atlanta, GeOr-
giai M Savage, Little Rock; @ Middle
ton, 81 Louis; NJ G Mcdonald, Rome,
Georgia; III Horton. Cleburne; b w
Gumport, Galveston; John Bacon, Dem
tom ID B Culberson, Jefferson, Texas
y . Kllgore, j w Fuller, Wills Point
q ID Griggs, Mrs u X West, Mits Mabel
Norton, New Orleans; j j Devereux, El
Paso; II @ Brown and wife, Marshall
Texas; Ben Hodges, Terrell.
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SONIC More Sow rostmnstnrs.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The president
to-day appointed David Quackenbush
postmaster at Mt. Vernon, New York,
vice Acknowledgment suspended. The
suspended postmaster was, on two diff
ierent occasions during the past year,
shown TO have used public funds for
private purposos-Onoe 10 the amount of
$50, which was made good by his
friends, and again no WAS found
deficient in his money order
funds 10 the amount of SI46.
which was made good by his sureties.
II was also found that mis- books had
not been properly kept. Although ar
rested by an inspector, he was subse-
quently allowed to take his office IN
January, which be has held up to this
time.
William Steiner, ut Oak Park, Hi
nois, vice Il. w. Phelps, commission ex
pired.
Andrew Boarders, at Sparta, Illinois
vice J, ID. Watson, commission expired
Enoch A. Mcleod, at Palmyra, Mis-
souri,, vice p. Q. Lane, commission OK
pired.
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TIE Soudan.

THE NEW aovERNoE OF DoNaoLA,
LONDON, May 2S,- Sheikh Melik, a
descendent of the King Of Argo, has
beeen appointed by the khodive gov.
ernor Of Dongola. ~ viii be virtually
an independent sovereign after the
ish is completed. The British govern.
ment disclaims responsibility for the
appointment and SAYS II will not be an
swerablo for the result.
RUMoRs ABOUT Ell MAHDI,
CAIRO, May 2S.-Sev0ral reports are In
circulation here 10 the effect that III
Mahdt has sent Russian Kalifa 10 Cairo
10 arrange terms with tue khedive.