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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

For sale snle by all Druggists.
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II. Barrett, Y circus will be here ssp,e..
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To nouse-owners and Ronters

"Ary other circus this year," Yes
BarretFs, on tne 18th.
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At THE sr unoRen.
RA Binford, Mrs Allen. Terrell, 3 Il
4as2 0rsenvllle, W J uondrun,
4eeeeool ~ ! Evans, MalAkoa, p \
111neo1iel 2 = Evans,
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new ENaLAND CONSERVATORY Of NlUSIC

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duty v aceouns for th~m. 'stllai 4 " I
= ~No. THERE'S Lderstis noe. sslhsss absnI
sirse VII wish DR. Slew rpes VEN 1
4 s'FsFxps hsS gone bono u vvsss biz
sauoS,." shsest<d ssssbody slss. ~
pic6ie grove tfIas only Aalf : wiIs FROM
llowa Y 'eA2 .'sl ssAhss Y s'ss'
'Oss hs's fading 'tesfuss 10 irsss sua
1svrncnsih ssod1sf ous here" Y ass
4 Dttssssrsst Mr. LindsAy strcilsd back
Vim SsSsA1 ~ hls ARM II siue u join
jshsm Ao4ss. MA " 40 Sssss nsae the
sSiFSsg Ana pitehsd ashetuees they sasg
teNss ~ dsyivaAlsnAsd. .sH' u aVsss- y
avDNSw atsaS sbtt real shosgbshsl IN Mr.
iqdidssy ~ sUtiss i,ssahf' That's vhas
lleAslrdl ChfitlianI Ard ssscthss.iaslsw
Worth hadnk.e ssnnsntsd oAs old slAdy
Bdt tissd Nh aBshop, Who Aad stsiA =
kdht xith = tseshias tssty. reported shAt
NJ. LlHAsk! Asd 'ndtsSone hsns teivrits
1 bis sermon. bwt hsd walked straight into
EhhkRs 1itoksu.1 .1Ss6' - hclpsa hsr sssi
|rt stSs ptsiihsvs 'jats'saa ~ tetp sssy,
|xsiF thsB hsis W. 'f~Atr resp6 sn tSss ~
Et@6 sNtfxssd ssRlr ~ iwass ~ Ris|N
have ibssn'with isuSsssiA- -seadlas sssa ~
Fpcstft. AAd ~ Dr. Was's o. Charlie. WS1s n
~ EITHER .hs pssish'fcss "A IL wrssA y =
~oEhsHs nPh6 would never doy Lsssssis
must hotbstiAsd~ish. M Liadsay had
|inspifedhSPsin hsf gshs's hsar; % nus'
marry Lucretia or leave we psr'sns u
|o"sf6ustc. 'ysxeiaimed Nh FhaPs' We
wsht to' 'seRBaycs, ME- Andsayaan lop
Finit t'uttotT'B 'Buth Hinder ssefhsas nypu
tdkh! 'tSsTftPSeeoat to Lsctstn euAHfl
'youve reen 80 stsenum "
''u''iAVp6se W Edcretia ShAxrasepestsa
the yodne msn,' WIN : startled aiss s'wAsh
tsS that 70 DOWN settAng me9 = eyer!
ciArkyHsn ~hccomestc bennox osaisea
e prqposs e Lucretia shaw s. e p's pfe''rsa
nary pfepFrV0 ui
Wal no. not exscly's' iausned Afss
Rkdps. s'nos rniess No nss gwen sus Ptfa
Y 'ish fsdsou 10 sexpscs it."hor koow 70
don't xxN me creqis Or seE'l'ns S1lHen.
a'es1ng pafssa VINO mHkes fo,e f'es. Wy
aG Td'no i0eA shs stnouens wou.u -
new TO you' bnstus psrisn Massey i's neA.s
ID t.ss mstch, yon tsse, ana ve wouop Y
Ike settle Q Man' y pc wss o'oquent :.
prayer. who'd trlfied with the Aneeficns y
one of,ths4oeks J9RoknoHJT HF'
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nj Va In a n
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! tock piesDnrs il ~ scessey N ees 800
! ksa~sIssa. Iptosis. st 0aaStH Htsfltsi
/ os choir n3stisg. hs - tasse sel asad
| STAKE SLossslis ~ SusAs ha1S; ~ -
,lAxh tiabccis, aAH disseest \ ~
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70 b a ~ bSkA A.
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"The parish u ssispssnal& 1thidk
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vi!E SfIis ffat vhsu ~ VA ilAkht{ca
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ssaissi .aad NJ sassy.s Il f4A ~ ]
spssla -thffk GStAa! Would hsy Hud
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aaps sAssl eassasef 80 eseonseae I; s'aa 4
"Bpt ~ epsbt y havs moro ccuadela.
'tion. ,Rtfss ~ lovers don't misd her
There tlsay sSt& sIiISatsep ifps sstphs-
ing the comat ana stpd dyioe the hsAvsnsr'
4 iLsnHr pus1 {ot x nr1Sy nAsa aid
Dr SLOW m y n s1s,,'s,.s.'' s.,ssas .s. n
"And be We peinsas - - ,ipslcpp-
lsoLing. .at~Lia 10 49, - ~, ah~s ppf.
md Mi ~, 4 'sss'S. ~ n.s@,a .ssDSsD ss 'aa
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ssstia, 6asan sAould' gsbin t0ss ssAs1ea.
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Grimm, ,Lpcretiaa that wsr - N
ssAs him belisvsjt vaa her be ~ AfApg
for " 1rlrsa StJYuI 81 flaa1UI [
sasBat lwhats AhsIpus infa talking ssaSc
5tiiah W Who aver s4pAots him n ssryy y
Susan Shaw? People assAlly do VII. ~
94Rsctsa q 'ep.I And xpes n
MssiIdadny 10 marry Luosstiss ',iAs q
4 They want to- settle LpcFetiAs sehf"s
'shsl Dr. Siow.aR q aa.l9 etsdoi z eei "a 4
!, Tire Shswsi had enoush u Keep ths wolf
RON the door. but nothing 70 spare; they |
'xpsd their house. but kept 40 ssrv''sAt
tfJa&A - dwyA ~ q - = : yxs;s i
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| ~~>es - Ase$A
know"
II lses evsFybody IN Lennox bad decd, !,
ed that Nr. Lindsay should marry LucrSJ
y - n Iucry I had p
too, ~ an q ftin iin over
Ili' i;'all y ll "a Il, 4;
interest we're quite touching, And Mt J,
Lindsay seemed quite willing to spend bis
ssibsrg uhdekilGyShA&s'4o0f iAua watch,
FthS 'ssefed 'htmBSla growing under the
white and shapely hands Of Lucretia. ],
That hapd. of Lucretia's will ba w9ss
lEfx34.. sa.tk ks.s's: /. Il, !,
| clergy n"-as il the two were not usual
e91fA combined land heard hin
nay u Was Ct for duchess. 4"
Miss Lucretia's hand WAS. indeed, b(r
lsshysstlisStdrs, so to spsstAthsG y
snow. with the prettiest taper hngert,
|yht At lAs s1ds,, 9ncs whom Mr.. Lindsey
M mtEA639djt6em Aatteringly, Mi}s
Susan, who WAS doing the week mending
near by dssy Ped pwp tAdI Under h(r
work. be noticed. Nobody ever took tie
ltyouble TO Hatter Miss Epsen.t LuGStia
lslDg in tAs tshJir. 1RLbtgh' hst Void w4s
thin - muslin. snd she has no ear; nobody
drea@Ai ,4t lpfsdI il Susan sang like ,
ssrsph: she sat 10 Lucretia's shadow. and
people alpQat forget shs.4rs tAere, till
E&Eaxt ss;,A6EL L. .,D lI|I,, ~ Il.
altar sloth could 20 longer be made pre-
|6>1rto CONT ! Hatatds bt'bAH Nvtie
were the chants and fugues to practice.
Ode morning. y be drilled Lucretia for
HaE. Isn bsqri ins0sctsily, bs suddeoly
|thissa 10 Susan.
Come" be said, TRY this chant with
rs, Miss Susan;" and Susan opened htr
Roq1 = cLinsed as ydS hs choir
ever cbanted bsfsre.
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ID oi'urAy, IhaSd Assrd ~ dllmy tIies;~hy
sb6uIAkA ! kSbs itsy il .tOaIdp't heIpitl"
d'rws hnst hitE5 W IN he bhois y Bs
~. 10 fiiiaup is3j ,sil moti dlasa Il
i slstssn shsx 81 sks FehoiYl. tssp1d
everybody on the way out Of church. i
s4Eke faAdssy " brihHsg her out" |,
,al!IE 1; :iiisa'll.l| n! H.. lIHM. l|,!!!! vi
H. S30dAa1D SLOW. Il
Nr. LipdsVx vfs giving great sstisssp-
Iioqt fFh2 hkIlpt f talked Of rsnod- |,
slisg the old rsstory. addipgs wing and . 4
bay window, and even spoke Of taking u |:
!hll!sf fss:y''!ts fs:yy s!t.s'l.s,s ss'
ssaput tsslsl hp)asy = soon . be should \
- sslslsd IL TIE parish, and Mr.. Grimm \
sss !asssSS'k \ 'klsissy. ~ ijs'i'[ ssa sI+
tis's husband. IA
when they're nArrisd. . reckonsd Mis- /
Kitb,, 'vith unchrillian thrift. I've sbsll
1; s;!a|'Ii;l$;;;1E|;S;!|' I I; rs .'''''' - !,
'sns" asksd Ma Phelps. "P'r'sps ls 4
voat care about marrying the whole fssu- !.
ily.' 4
Hes powerful kisd 70 Snssn. thoueh
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Il sss snrely PLATA that NJ. Lidssy
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Tho rsnaztahls tssssnphic apparatus
lYeosatly lsvissd by Msssra Halfway
b LisvilIs, Of Philadslphia, y striking
illussrAtion OF W. constant pfsgrsaelop
~ sdss6lepnsnt Of lhunsu tnssasjty.
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typewriter ;ths. letters and y. !.
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'ssrt variously grad satsd susrsnts u sIsc.
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wire. sowstimss neets0s and passipg In
,pposits directions, Tho tonchinE Of Z
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18th shss ssadiDg and rsssivips iastru-
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esvSS for either nee, snd can b worked
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w. ~ ths sAxsssgs cssuot Vi rskd by
band. etp1 sscnfHg privacy. n ~ sp.
licxbis to sHy yyyseH Of WIS comnuui.
dtIou abd cspAbisa af working vith a0v
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4 Major 0eosss r. Laas. saIarsJ. n tbs
North GaseliDs Smt. uusfu, sAgs thsrs Il
IL sSsfoug 'tssltss among lie ssiqssd 10
susiksxse " Libsrs. sH'i gives ~ shs
cAuss for ths feeling ta,a ssiossA pscpls
'ssnu0s nsks ssylhiuK bsyouls living.
Wages for fAras hssds sss ouly sSvsa dol.
lars nopill Idf r4tions. vhlsh cost
shout sixty ssnts y sxek There r. sov
100 families II the stats Who ,Lsvs ssch
i,sid paid iinnto (bs treasury 81 t6s Enieratios
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u isbishsd'by ssoScJssiss IL wxsblSssss
4SSd Nsx TorE, Trey ssIlI " sSIs u reach
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vi their toots q various Kidd. rhs
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tliap iDs eoIdrt ones. snd t6s nSahsr vho
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-05-14

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
Tho Epidemic OF Crimo.

Whence comes this epidemic of suicides
and murdersY Recent discussions have
named several causes. Hon. C. II. Reeve,
OF Indiana, charges IL TO infldel teachings
holding that hopelessness of future
state cripples fortitude for bearing life's
ills. Another declares suffering from the
universal business depression the cause. A
third writer attributes it TO increasing i'm
sanity, n physician thinks much of the
tendoncy is inherited, while temperance
advocates lay the responsibility upon
strong drink.
Free thinkers have committed suicide,
but so have orth Jdox cburchmen. Finan-
cial straits have beset many, but the
wealthy have also taken their life.
Insanity and dissipation have preceded
suicides and family murders.
One feature common to almost every
such crime challenges attention. Wei
nigh every report of suicide and family
murder mentions the perpetratOr as having
% for some time been subject 20 melan-
choly." Whence comes this? All recog-
nized medical authorities tell us TINT the
fire which consumes the brain is always
kindled by arrangements { 4 digestion; that
good digestion rs impossible without pure
blood, and pure blood Is never known when
the liver and kidneys are out of order.
Under such circumstances, preventive
should be sought, and for this Warmers
safe cure is sovereign-a fact conceded by
the best authorities in tho land, and il IA
especially commended by the celebrated
DIR. Dio Lewis.-IcOchester Democrat.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.

Lemon Sponge: whisk the whites
Of six eggs Boil one ounce OF isinglass
IN n pint of water till il is reduced to
half a pint; when nearly cold add it
gradually TO the eggs. also the juice of
tour lemons and the grated rind. one
and a half pounds of loaf sugar pow
derod; whisk all together till il is as
thick rs sponge m T. Heraid
Much of tho flour of sulphur con-
tains sulphuric acid, which hurts the
leaves of grape-vines. This can BE-
washed out sufficiently by stirring well
in tub of water. then letting the
sulphur settle, then pouring off tho
water and repeating the process three
or four times, and then drying the
sulphur on boards. - Tribune aud
E'urneT
DR.. lloskins, of Vermont, saws n IL
not generally known that gooseberries
can be perfectly preserved the year
round in common bottles with purs
water. Sec that DO broken or crushed
berries get into the bottle, but all sound,
perfect fruit; then fill up with cold
spring or well water, cork tight and SIX
away in cool cellar. No scaling is
necessary.
"A complete food for poultry is
recommended by prominent breeder
as consisting Of all the elements required
for growth ard eggs. 1t Is to tako one
quart OF wheat and grind in a coffee
mill. Then add one quart OF corn meal.
two pounds of beef scraps boiled ten
der, and two or three raw onions Mix
them thoroughly, bake till dOno and
crumble up FOR the fowls. --1i1d1sy
ooaLTTgdL
-Buttermilk Mullins have but 10 te
tried to become standing breakfast
dish. Beat hard two eggs into quar-
of buttermilk, stir in flour TO make a
thick batter, about n quart, and lastly.
a teaspoonful Of salt and the same OF
soda Bake in n bot oven i'm we'll
creased tins. Mullins of all kinds
should only be cut just round tho edge,
then pulled open with the fingers
Rhttadetpht0 CGL
The tomato vines should be raised
from the ground in some way; and.
perhaps, as good way as any is 10
drive four stakes, with about fifteen
inches above ground, and tack little
pieces OF lath across the tops This
will keep the fruit from the ground and
1T will not DO nearly so liable TO rot:
but, If very large and early tomatoes
are desired, the vines should be clipped
back and part of the fruit also be
pinched off as soon as formed. Chi;ago
JOu7ndL.
Here is short list of good things
from which TO make selections for a
luncheon in the woods: Buttercd thin
bread, buttcred rolls, pressed chicken,
brolled chicken, ham, pressed corned
beef, sardincs, stuffed eggs, hard boiled
eggs, broiled smoked salmon, pickles,
olives, crackers and cheese. orange
marmalade, hard gingerbread, cake,
cold coffee, cold tea, lemonade. There
are many fruit serups which, mixed
with cold water, make palatable drinks.
N y Sun.