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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

AMI he, name ana description lela-
M lffd ~ hn Walton puslt Nee. On
tn avefHga ~ thits phss in tbs day,
an1if n esa known that messages
r1nid b. cent shore, no doubt tho ms
lnfity ~ these would avail thomseiyon
~ tue hans a.. A considerable mum
d ~ the shlps passing have come
great distances without passing One oil
LOYa's signaling sta, ious. Tho elg.
mating 81 those passipg tho SUNK
LightFhlp would ba Of great common.
clei value, ~ their tim9 ~ arsiysl NJ
an, port they wera hlund foi could no
tuned by tho owners 81 London Hoeu-
ratsly, aud everything could DO made
ready for the landing aud sale OF tho
on much more Importance Is tho use
tho tolaphono could DO put 70 In q
storm or In the case Of a snip getting
en- tho sands. One night this year, la
y rough soa, ship did get cna sand
bank, and instantly her exact position
was ieisphOnod 10 Walton nom tho
hghtship. The gentleman Mt Walton
yoke the lifo crew aud teiographsd
10 r. .msgsts ana Harwioh, where tho
iifeboats got ready for launching,
just as all thr0o lifsboats were about
10 start, n telephone message oamo
from the lightship that the
ship In distEeas had got
safely on the sand bank, and
that ihers WAS no need FIR tho lie
haas 10 start. p'no boats were atop
pad, and II H. mad not been for this teie-
phono they would have been out on
tho rough sea all night searching Tor
ths ship that sent mp distress signals.
II all the lightships around the coasts
OF Europe had this means OF com
nuniostion TO point ont the exact pc
clifton of u phis in distress, a great
number of lives would bs saved, rs the
position OF many ships foundcIing can
not ba indicated with any certainty by
tha ordinary rocket signals.
Bosides the above urea OF the tele-
phsue with Iightshlps, sill passing
ships in quest OF pilot 90 navigate
them through dangerous channels
could without dinAculty telephone
their desires 10 shore. Tho Sunk
Lightship IL only 100 tons, and yet only
oncn in tao stormiest sea, when she
lad hAen tossed about in q gale OF
wind, have the telegraph werss been
broken. Tho two ends ut tho break
wore picked up and rejoinsd within "a
hours. She IL moored in 10 fathoms OF
yatsr, aud 10 manned by q captain and
six 20 oighE man, all OF whom express
their moot earnest approval of the In
tsrcommu aicstion With tho shore,
whsrsby they can make known NJ onco
thuir own and the wants Of otherS.
During the night COMMUNICATION - ~
open asia thu d lay London Timef.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
COIN ColLRorING.


'Peculiarities Winch Make Certain
Coius Very valuable-The Practice
of Counter feiting Coins TO Deserve
collectors.
Against an iron fehca III busy part
Of New York stspds "a row of boards
with coips and medals fastened to
them. The DO ards are covered with
white ppper, and tho toiuu ere held in
place by short rails, three to each
coin, pressed into the boards, and
claaping tho bits Of metal with their
heads. Co,nAtalls ard common In Eu-
ropoan cities, and on the coping OF the
wall that borders on tho Saine on tho
Latin side 81 Psiis arc placed numer-
GUS glass cases In which coins are OF
pOsod to view; nu5 IN thus country
coin do lers are fsw, aud The owasr o.
this partituler outht tx one Of two wbo
sell Jhtjr goods III tho open air In Now
York. He Is at his poat 1t all times,
oxeep. liz rainy sDd SHowy weather,
for the coins vou hot stand expos
ire Ia tie Gle menu, TomptiDg ~ tue
display snssy re tsihieges, they rarely
attfptpt..o ., p.or,tx,s specimens. !.
siSaI had one batch OF coins st1leD,"
naid the d ealer, shut u vas cut OF .
Sxf6 in that huiiding sPr0ss The street.
!. II was cnlIec'ion thds had stored
\ there v hil~ was m ing up. a catn-
logne. hAsoIl ideal how the coin.
wore stolen. / onlyj know that Que
4 81 Them hgve tnrpao lup since. They
Wefo worth 81 200. loidn'S fell very
90od over IL, you may DO sure.
T,hjeven W1uld take doips If they could
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
HeSissi Men 81 Dis,inotion
Have been among the foremost

Have been among the foremost 10
ave honor whore honor. was due
IL tho csse of Hoststter's Stomach
Ritters. Abjuring old-fashion.d pro
iessiyusl prrjnalce, they have frankly
borne evidence to its worth as means
of romedying dyspcpsiA, fever and
aguo, billions ramittent, rheumatism,
liver complaint. debility
aud renal disorders. With all intelli-
gent people this favorable professional
verdict had It's duo weight, especially
as IL WAS In direct confirmation of that
OF the people and the press. Far moro
eflsctual has II proved than bsmbaetic
assert. u, too cen Iesorted to by the
proprisSrs OF needles of doubtful
value. "rho PLAID unvarnishcd truth"
about tho bitters is moro than sufficient
10 convince sksptic. As family
medicine OF comprehensive utility,
or mpt and thorough In action and
pure in composition, it stands desery-
eddy first.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12
Doctors Cetttdcate-Cancer, SKIN Uts-
ease sud RhNumatism.

Several years ago n caneefous ulcer mad
its aupearan o on my chin Three years
ago IL noug ed out, but last spring re-
rned SOon after the carcer appeared,
my sGln became diseassl-any silghG
wounl or bruise would iuflame, fpead
and mako an ugly sore, Rough places aud
heavy black scales formed on my hands
and faca, Lat October | was attsc he'd
with IN Anmatism in my feet, ankles Knees
and hips, VIII ca b4Ttmn so stiff Swolled
mi s.rs and the muscles so contracted
that IL was Impossible for me 10 s,raighten
myse { In THIS terrible condition, no
medicine rave neany rellef--my appetite
and smength failed, aud became com
pletery hopeless. Ia thi, almost hopeless
couaiti n, | determined to try GoI MS
PIoNEsR BLOOD RENEwER. pro ured a
supply and began tho use of 1t. | u-ed Vt
about one month, aud so much tmpr we'd
thai began TO walk abnut with the aid OF
crutehss. The ca Ger on nv chin entirely
disappeared The plack heavy scales tnat
had formed on my ace and hands fell off,
aud nay skin became clear, nootn aud
healthy. would also stat that for seve-
ra, yes have used this medicine In my
praotics 81 the treatment of Kian ular aud
kin diseases an1 have never Known IL
To fail ~ cure any case where 1t has been
med aceorilrg to directions 1 do, there
fire, n, 81 cheerful Y recommend Il 10 all
who m " be AFFLICTED with any OF tho dis
eases for which 1 s pres ribsd
j. l.. SrEPH EaSDN, NJ D.,
Griffin, GA
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

"MhlarlA,' ~ popular hllp'
has glvon place TO a nav potontal
II you haya Rheumatism now,
medical wiseacres oxolaim-"l Of
Acldw
II you have irequeut Headaches,
ihoy sagsly romark-"uric Acid"
III Won have softaning OF the brain,
th8y Insist that II is-"uric ACID"
III Selatlca or Neuraglia make lilo
miserable, IL ls--"Urio Acid"
III your lkiu breaks cat In B1ils ana
III a. pies, 10 is-IUrlo Acidw
II you have AbscassaA aud Piles,
"Urld Acid" has set you, blood GU hre.
n you have dull, lauguld feelings,
baokache, kidney or bladder troubles,
govt, gravel, poor blood; ara ~ az
ease, LhfOataned with paralysis or
apopla1y,v ertigo;aro bilious, drop,lcal,
consiipated or dyspeptic --"Gric ACID"
Ia tho key 20 the situation, the cause OF
all Your difacultiesW
We do not know M madam Malaria
will taao kindly 90 this MASCULINE
Usuper, bat no has evidently como 20
stay.
"Urlo Acid" this Monstor is the
product OF thb dacumpDs tiIn-death--
constantly taking place within us, ana
unlesS ho IA every day routed from the
system, through the kidneysiby means
OF some great blood opecific ike War
nor's sato one, whicn senator b. X
Bruce says snstched him from its
graap, tboro Is not the least doubt but
that II will ut,orlv ruin JnD strongest
human constitution.
1t il not "a young fellow by any
means. IL mas = long and well-known
line OF ancestors. IL la undoubtedly
the fAthcr of very great family OF dis-
ossss, and though IL may bo tho fash
ion To ascrlba progeny 20 it That are
hot directly It's nwn, there osn bo little
douot that II 1t once gets thoroughly
seated IN thu human ~ stem, 1t really
does introduce intn il NEST of the All.
menis now, per force Ot fashion, at
trIbuted 20 It's bal5iul influence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Prickly Ash Bitters Ia an unfailiDg
apscific for all complaints arising
from arrangement OF the fnRctions
of tho liver. 1t purifiss the blood and
jnfuBes new lite into thu invalid. Pains
In the sico, general unes iress, loss
Of appetite, headaohe, bilious attacks,
ETC., ETC., arc sure Indications that
corrective in needed. Prickly Ash
Bitters is especisily adapted for these
com plants. IL arou,es y torpid liver
TO action and restores it to healthy
condition.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Reed'r Chiu Cure never fails! It
contaiss no qpinine, arsenic or other
poisons, and IL pslstable To the most
delicate taste. IL puritioa the blood,
clssnses the lvsr, sJreuglnsns tbs al
sestive organs aud gives tono t. the
whole tystem. IL box OF pills free with
esch bottle. This valuable medicine
il for ssls by all druggists.
j. ". crnw5ur Drug Co., wholesale
agents, Dtilar. rexss
DIR. +. l.. Reed, sole proprietor,
Clnrksyjlle, Tr,X.s
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A C.p,a,n,. Fortunate Discovery.

Captain Coleman, schooner WeS =
mouth, ply ing between Atlsntic City
and New York, had been troubled
with a cough so that he was unable
to steep, and was induced 10 try DR..
King's New Discovery for c1nsump-
ton. II not only gave him instant re-
in his breast. His children were SINH
lsrly affected aud single dose had
the same happy effect. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is nov the standard
remedy IN the Coleman household end
on board the schooner.
FREQ trle bottles Of this standard
remedy at w. II. Howell & Bros dug
store.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

N. "a. k7nle UEnu, UNrsHV County,
Arkansas, says: Jciu GcrLify 10 the
face that BusheN' luDic il tho bcs'
chill tonic | ev.r tried. sOrsiGer il
b0tter than Quinius. Prepared by Il.
A. Robinson 81 90, wBoless!e drug
gists, Luuievllic, Ky. Sold az re-
tail by all drGggisJ and dealers gem
orally,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Tae best blood purifier aud aystom
re.ul stor ever placed within tho reach
Of 50 ffsring humeuity, truly Is Eiec-
tric Bitterq. Inactivity of the Liver,
Binousne,e, Jaundice, Constipation,
Weak Kidneys, or any dieesae OF tho
urinary organs, or Whoever r. quires
an appetizer, tonic or mild stimuiant,
will slWsys fad Electric Bttters the
bost and Only certain cure known.
rney act srreIy and quickly, every
bottle guaranteed to give entire sats-
faction or money refunded. Sold at
so cents bottle by w. Ii. Howell Il
Bro.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

w. III. Howell & Bros, druggists,
wish to make an assertion, which they
can back with positive guarantee. IL
ia all about Acker's Bioed Elixir.
They claim for it superior merits over
all olher remedies OF its kind, and
guarantee for it q positive and sure
cure for rheumatism, eyphillis, and all
blood disorders. IL freea tue skin from
spots and disease, and leaves the COM
piexiun clear. Ask then about it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

The "Exposition Universello ePart
CuIinairep awarded he highest hon
orz to Angostura BittArs as che most
efficacious stimulaut to excite the APP
petite and to keep the digestive organs
In good order. Ask for the genuine
article, man ufactured only by DR.. >:
G. B. Seigert ~ Sons, and beware oil
ifmttations.
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O A M Z l. III N e.
fOepseSeeNgoAOD BfAU1leyN0 THE COMPLEXION

prs 9sH 81 s espi esSyi nd % ,..o. NTH %
%ss sp s% a 90 s & S s S SISS 40
~. @ a. sno q . .n ra as
, isSs ' Y az 81 20 Y s .$s 81 IISs
fines III S Ss s y, cs sasns' .isS s snSs
vnsa e n%s
etc ei oaSss %P,a a sssss
without pr,eenG We the mE
=, M s pG.I SsS 9.
" Sad DEAN dn Co ars George Med
sans ta@y sosl o.
& a.sf 81 OBJ d a y 2 y g. b NJ @ sd
t%sss p Il 5 T. Sss
n William eoa, NJ " HSNGt 4 b. ~ hos d.
S6 3D. F% f D. S &, p Thomas '0'n NJ
Motley DO always os s'q, s IN; ns9ss Rss %a
s5 Ssoa o
Sa S @ so &c , 3 %as % = %RisS
YORK; S.' GSsgh SHsssr Ghas p,ass
to be iaoT s hn me Wdea are deferred
% NELL p"psd waE.c
siaa
LINE STOCK convinced That merits '' nos
p @ % @ @ s: %o;E 9 sa!. % saa
DiaryA Mrs. scost
Fanny Janau
Fanny Davenport Jes.,ev a
r.n:s ssss ss7 %s {: ia s many
"f ~ -
dies sa a sS & SEC I s %
DIRECTIONS:
r @ s s Thy %s % e. piece
Of FS s @ R EMILY don ant rIea
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Better Than Qaiaine.

NJ. ". Kestersou, Dorsey county,
Arkanaas, says: eau certiiy 10 the
iaot thaG Hughes Tonic - tno best
tonic | ever Lcied. | consider 1t better
thai Qninine.
Prepared by Il. a. Robinson d CO.,
wholesale dtuggist,. L)uisvlIis Ken-
lucky.
Sold a. rotail by drugEj1t. generally
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w. Fl. Howell d Bros, druggists,
would specially recommend to The L.
dies Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. As
laxative they have no equal, Tney are
guaranteed to cure chronic constipa-
ton, dyspepsia, aud all diseases sris-
ing rom deranred stomach. WIN
free use OF the Tablets, sick headaehe
la Impossible, a4fstG
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gnckien,sS arHica sa,vs.

Tho best save in tue world for cuts,
bruises, eores, ulcers, salt rheum,'ever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblaiDs,
Germs aud all skin ernp5ioDs, and poe
itiveiy curea piles, or no pay required,
faction or money refunded. Price, Is
cents per box. For sale by w. I'll.
Howell q Bro.
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Maat.
ruAr LETTER!

ireland ought 90 nave "buFn' tIk&s
letter" Ho ought 10 have had
more respect for Texas, II he didn't
have it tor himself, than TO have senC
Il oet for eiroulation.--C Texas B'Isnce
wheel.
IN At letter YVES not sent out for cir
eul Ition and If ttio Drank 70 Ws9 WIZ
ten t. had any respect for the cour,e
sies common among gentlemen, M
would NOS have published o private
letter to sub serve personal interest,"
The ABOVE, however, il predicted upon
tha snnnosiCion that the crank knows
W nat Guurtesies 40 exist between gem
tiemen, which the Mail ~ not pre-
cared 10 admit FRI Worth Mail.
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Dir, Francis Clarke
800 Clark Aue1.ue, S.. Louis, Mo.
800 Clark AueAue, S..

CHRONIC PRIVATE
ond aERvoUs Iipc
GLEET Piles Epilepsy
by other physicians ae nube have been
en guarantee Of given ten Teane
entail
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Mrs. B. Benson, isse OF ne Cleveland
House, Abilene, has opened p tirst-
ci.ss eating h.,r-a and hotel % Cisco.
Every article In nsr house is entirsly
new aud her tapie lar sxcels sny ever
before set "a Cisca. GJyc hsi q eAl
sI4ci be- olvsflcsd thas sio,la runNieg
tho only iirst-cs--s hnurs u the otty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Mitchell s. Scruggs
Can Ne founa in th7ir ono-story iron
froat, roar their ala stand, on Elm
s,rs-o MIToHsLL ~ SCRuGGS
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

THO matter Tor wonder ana gstouish
ment IL this: whom RsmrS Jumped
over bie brother'g little city wall, how
wero his sprains and bruisea cured
without SALIVA ION Oil?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

The st ekly subscribers Of TIE HER
AID will confer eraS. favor Upon the
paper II they Nl r-m!E US amounts
due Oh their paper.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

Let us take some atep toward So
curing wooden and cotton mills IN
Westherford. We have an abundance
of fuel and watsr--t~o of the most
neoessary requisites in operating
niIIs-aiid with proper managemebt
no deuDs could secure notwithstanding
jndu tries OK some kind yea Ahsr-
ford sun.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

The above cerfi 1cate is but one irstance
OF ttdusaiids In our possessiOn. showing
sufferrrs who havrs been relieved OF eve y
firm If Blood ard Skin Diseases, Femal
tIome sints ny, pepsir, -yphit-, Y ercurial
Rhs rm,tisrn, flood PHO ~ d Malaria.
20 ful i form ttiDn our icec pa aphlet
on 3 ooa and skin Diseases vii be FUR
nishsd ON arpiiAption To tie
~ Coz NJ BIC sE &C.. Aaeap, Ga.
. SniA n, pSwsis e. fsiril. s y - prepare a.
nome vili wil oiit Aiifs, sr,aii sizc,
g cents; 5ufgo :, zesfi tasiP - tpF al
liess 90 reeelpt 90 Iricg liquid form,
splflN slse. " isIe's a,r'', ta.is-
sI.s lf -------f
/! ror ale BIZ HNE i W. gfOWDI5s
Bats GU, Dallas, Texas.
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RAILROAD.

We heer nothing said OF the Dallas
d Northwestern except through the
Decatur Peat. This Post is still build
ing it on pa. r.-[Montsgue North
west.
Yes, the Post is willing TO bear tho
honor oil being the head center OF got
railway movement, and before 2
dozen moons shall have come ana
gone, long trains, ladened with black
diamonds from the Wise county eohl
mines, win DO pulled over the Dallas
~ Northwestern railway, supplying
the IN aooine shops Of Dallas and other
great cities OF Texas. Now What 40
YOU Think Decatur Post.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-12

The Galveston News has done tho
State and the Democratic party OF the
Union incalculable harm by its rock
Iess charge of robbery of the school
fund by State officials, es quoted by
tho Northern papers. 10 its endeay-
ors TO make itself read the News hest
tates at nothing, and ita course mas
The libel law by tho next Legislature
csttmaty. IL has been the Doast ana
bride of Texas since the Rspu sl!cans
were hurled from power i'll Tho State
Standardization not the faintest
Gdor OF suspicion has chung to o Stafo
official elecie! TO his position by ms
ueople.-[San Angelo Enterprise.
THE DALLAS AND NoRTHWEsTRRN
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u TTT|UT 4 - ~
ngbt whsn he said onr dosoonda =
would soon b0 cfOwdlng each a.
into the sen. A To1 ~ eOman ferf b.
rave birth 70 i've chilaro a TO .
cana Observer,
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THAT OWL skvIoE.

We fear We shall never sae the good
sense in the policy OF winning u battle
and leaving the enemy in Charge, OF
accepting the responsibility Of the adj
mtnistraticn OF public affairs aud Elm
ploying ofiosrs whnae very principle
is opposed to tho ruling party. To uss
an Illustration we have previously
made use OF, we will ask the Recorder
man II he were pat In cnafSe OF
bunines. with entlre control, would hS
employ assistants whose idess OF con-
Quoting the bushes, werO directly op-
posed to his, whose wishes
were against his success aud " nart or
whose salaries he kpsw would DC
used TO displase him? If not, then he
cannot consistently sayocnte such q
policy Tor tho Dsmoerssg, Tor the
same rules that would insure business
success would spplY with equal ioree
I e1 sar.
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GOOD WORK FOR IRELAND.

IfGovernor Ireland is elected TO the
uoited SCetes Senate by the TWEEN
,ieth Legislature be will no doubt
write letter 10 the Galveston News
exo,e ssiva OF his graf tide for th5 IS
ii .tnr,ce IL renoeIe0 him. the News
il doing "a coed werk for Ireland, by
abusing Dim.-[B ltoa Journal.
THE EDUCATION sUPERINTENDENeY.
We are strictly in favor of tho
teachers of Texas naming ho man who
ia to bs our next Superintendent OF
nublio instructions Bowie Cross Tim
Why not let the paople nsme the
mauf They name ire trustees ava
tie trustees name the teachers.-lDen-
ton Monitor.
A GREAT TEXAS EXPOSITION.
The best step that could be e. ken by
orr daddies would be arranging for a
grand Stato exposition. II would en-
trench all other schemes Tor eeVerus-
ing our 5tatc. Waro DslnS mo lhos
central ppiut would be q eUltsc pifvs
10 hold she expositioa.-lAlyarado
Bulletin.
NOR MUCH OF IT.
When two editors get into scrim-
mage they generally ipjuro each 9TH
ar's reputa;ioaf for veracity, AID there
,iu's many EDITORS VINO nave 10 COCO
4 r,pu alton for that artcle.-lGreen-
vile Appeal.
ITS WAY.
II the Gslys ston News was to see
house wife gye bliad brggsr p'ece
OF dread, Il wouisl astrihil 2 ths scs u
\ X ~ !, 4. rs I, a. ,l5sin Ir1les.
pHER wArEG.
"a Al fsi,i "a a a t,t .tiiS knou, ,ieel
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and n sbosld have II ~ sll mssn. s'
fseafd'ets 4fefs fN' W0s'h ~
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ruR RAILWAYS.

We do not know upon what day, but
some timo during tine district court OF
this county the sale of tho Texas Wekt'
err railroad will be called upon, and
wo know of no rcahon to suppose IL
will not be confirmed. We nope in
deed IL will be, for It Il very important
that IL should ba settled definitely who
the road belongs to. When that 10 sch
tod NO may look 20 see work begtn in
extending II. AS long as the ownor-
ship Ia an unsettled question no capt.
tsli,t is likely 8, put money Ia 4, but
with that qucition settled Il viii be-
come a good property 70 invest In, and
It will b.sin 20 roach out for tho Colo
RADIO and the GuIdalupe countrios.
With the Il tst a West Texas compile
ted from this city to Shreveport, the
Texas Western will have q narrow
gauge Through connection TO the EhIi,
and will feed and DO fed by the Erokc
narrow gauge system Of the country.
-THouS,On Ago.
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srarn rarss.



The Galveston News, Of yes rdAJ
had lengthy article on tho susleol 81
lnmirrs'ian Texas, taking for Ia
text tho letter recently wrlilon by Gov
ernor Ireland 10 Mr.. Bakor on this
question. In that article tho News
shows its hand onoo moro. Nobody
expected, 0f course, that IL could by
any possible means work itself into
the expression OF friendly tribute
TO Governor Irelant, but we arc
among those who thought tho journal
named was At least above shystor-
ing In matter OF this
kind, and that It's sense OF propri-
aty would compel " 70 DO honest and
lust oven 10 those whom IL regards un-
fayorably. But tho article referred 20
removed this impression. 10 delibet-
ately distorts the meaning and the
words OF tue governors letter, and
mallciously Inisconstrues his purpose
la writing II. Governor Irelsno's lot
Ter 10 Baker was not, IN spirit or sub
stance, opposed 90 immigration. On
tho contrary, IL favored IL, aud throws
out n welcome 70 all good and industIi-
GUS immigrants who come to settle IN
our State. This fact has already been
published and ro-pubiished in many
oftha no spectable newspapers of Texas,
but tho Nova article is we'll calculated
b deceive. and in order that those un-
pcQ1aintsd with tho csse may not %
mirled, va revert TO the question To
SAY that ut no limo or place has the
governor, by word or act, opposed bona
dido immigration.-lskn Antonio
TIneg.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-02-11
-M-EIAo Essse -M.G0
This is the only Chartered Lottery Of
any St0te.
i1Vss.s!A,N.'A STATE LOTTERY COMPANY;

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years
NV the Le .Isla urr tor Educational
aud Charitable purp 'seS - with ii
gapitai of 81 .H0H. 900. to which II
reserve fund OF over S550.00O has
since been added.
i}, an nvel" he ming popular vote
its franchise Was nnhc part nl
the p,tSpn State Constitution, -
December Q, A ID. 1879.