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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
Tho Conl on Holonnnst

THE HERALD contained Il notice
yesterday morning Of tho serious
burning of Mrs. VanderwoIt, herthree
little daughters and little boy near
Sewers store, in the western portion
of the county. twill bo remembered
that the mothor was endoavoring TO
kindle fire in Il stove with O coal oil
can ut the time. Information reached
the city yesterday that two
of tho girls, aged respectively
Is aud II years, had since
died from tho effects OF their wounds,
and that tho remaining girl, still
younger, was not expected to survive
until this morning. The moihor and
boy, 1t is thought, Will recover, al
though badly injured. Tho whole
party was saturated with tho fluid at
the time Of the explosion, aud tho
scene is deserted rs bong horrible in
the extreme,
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Pacific train on its arrival at the down
town depor. The platform was crowd
ed at tho time, and on emerging from
the mass OF human beings the old gen
tleman discovered the fact that he had
beel ROBBED of about $100-the only
wealth he possessed. He is OF the
opinion that his pockets were picked
on tho platform amid the surging
crowd. Kindly disposed citizens
furnished him with sufficient money
to reach Forney, where he has relatives
residing,
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Funeral nrMr Pnrr

The funeral OF Mr.. i. o. Parr, late
travelling salesman for Sanger Bros,
who died Monday evening Of typhoid
fever, took place yesterday at 4 p. M.
from st. Matthews cathedral to Trinity
cemetery, Rev. Mr.. Munsford oGici-
ating. The services were impressive
and tho large attendance attested the
popularity OF tho deceased,
whose remains were escorted
by the Knights OF Pythias, of which
order he was a member in good stand
ing. Tho employees of the Wholesale
department OF Sanger Bros. also at
tended in body, and paid their last
respects to all that was mortal OF their
departed friend and late co laboror.
lie was model young man.
The employees OF the wholesale de-
partment Of Sanger Bros. passed the
following resolutions of respect;
RESOLUTIONS.
DALLAS, Aug. IL, 1855. Tho EN-.
ployes Of the wholesale department of
Sanger Bros, on the occasion OF tho
death of Mr.. f. o. Parr, met AVID passed.
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased tho Most
High in His infinite wisdom to remove
from his sphere of usefulness on this
earth ANA TO deprive us of our friend
and co-labOrer, Mr.. Frank Owen Parr;
therefore, be IL
Resolved, That we, his associates of
tho wholesale department Of Sanger
Bros, do deplore his untimely taking
of; that in our loss we have been do
priyed of q good friend, a kind asso-
clate and our firm OF a jealous employo;
that our sympathie5 arc t0ndored to
his brother and other relations; that
we close the wholesale department of
Sanger Bros. and attend his funeral ia
body; that copy of those resolu-
tons be handed TO his brother for
transmission to his family, ana they
be published in The DALLAs DAILY
HERALD, JAMES SOMERs.
ID. G.. OPPENuEni.
JOsBPH TRENER,
Committee.
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The Gould system Headquarters

MIR. w. II, Newman, general freight
manager Of the Gould system in
this State and Louisiana, and other
railway officials were in the city yes
terday. The object of this visit was
ostensibly the location Of n site or
building for tho headquarters i'm this
state 1t was evident 10 tho
most casual observer, Judging from
the unusual energy and stir
of few of tho well-knOwn, that every
effort WAS being used TO enhance their
own particular property. There was
dsal of wire pulling 10 secure tho To-
cation In their certain favorlto lOcali-
ties. Tho old Windsor part OF the
Grand Windsor hotel, the old engine
house lot east of tho Merchants
Exchange and adjoining tho prOp-
orty OF Major r. V. TOmpkins,
werO III ged ~ desirable sites by the
"iUw." What action has been taken,
II any, is not yot positively disclosed,
Tho engine lot appears 10 bo tho ia.
Yored spotJ Just now.
Tho Texas Central Railroad company
coutomplatos tho building OF hand
some depot at an early date, and
the point whore the railroad in
torsecta Commerce street has boon
spoken OF rs q very suita-
bic site, hut II the 'Iow
have any influence it will DO built,
perhaps. on the dOg-pound, hard by
tho turbld Trinity. Well, 1--WE shall
500 what we shall SEQ" In the mean
time wo can but watch results and
comment on thom when Effected.
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An Abandonment.

The reporter, in his search for news
yesterday, accOsted Mr.. Ed Walpole.
In answer to an inquiry for lnforma-
ton, he stated to tho scribe that his
consort, on the 9th instant, packed her
trunk and, as silently as an Arab,
stole away from him; that no had not
seen her since, and did not caro- wheth.
or he ever did again. Mr.. Walpole ia
rather an elderly gentleman, while the
madam Is quito youthful and Of pre-
possessing appearance. Tho COnClu-
SION Is that y young Ad0uia has boon
loa1ng around tho promises of Mr.
yVoluOlo
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The most popular cigarettes at the
popular price are Opera Putls.
The Terrell Asylum

Deputy Sheritfs Maddox and Tucker,
OF Fort Worth, were in tho city yester-
day. They were on return trip from
the Terrell asylum, where they had
boon to convey seven lunatics from
Tarrant county. They state that tho
asylum Is rapidly filling up, and that
It's space, at the present ratio of
accessions, will soon be occupied. The
counties will be relieved to certain
extent, but II Is feared that tho proper
lions OF the building will be made
quate TO the demands made upon IL in
q short time. The county iails of
Texas have too long harbored lunatics.
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Tho nnnlblnekn Acnln.

Several OF tho bootblacks which in
fest the platforms at tho Union depot
wero lodged ia tho galabooso 10y city
officers ON Sunday evening last upon
charge Of breaking tho headlight Of
an engine with stones ON the night
previous. THE HERALD has on uumer-
Gus occasions called attention to the
dis racetul acts OF these hOodluma,
and delights to record tho fact thai
Marshal Arnold has EXPRESSED u detOr-
mination TO check them in their dis
graceful actions.
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st Louis: NJ @ Terry, Abilene; w r.
Halle, PAii, Jlhu 9 Gray. Mlneol.
p NJ Mlckers, Mo lie; Il II Logan, J B
Riddle, Terrell; I J Cole, Wexahachie;
Jess Thurman, X Stephenson, Carbon I;
N II Alexander, G II Alexander, l. N
Ritter. Forney;M M @ Jones, Gaines
Vile; II X Colquitt, w l. Colquitt. w
Fl Colquitt, Shreveport; w d Lacy,
Waco; O b Bryan, Lyman, Mass.i G
b Hill, Paducab, KY; w l. st James,
Texas Il Pacific railway: l. Hamburg,
Ennis; ID G Johnson, Hood county;
ii Thurmond, State; w j Morony,
CITY,
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Oh, think what world we would have Of
there,
II those with bad teeth or bad breath
would 20
Eltewhere, say TO saturn's comfortless
sphere
And leave oil It's nice, pretty earth here
below
To nice and sweet people-to people who
Won't
Forget 70 keep clean, and to use soZo.
DON'T,
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AlleEed RohberY

An AFFIDAVIT was made In the county
court yesterday by l.. G. Schnackel,
who claims to hail from Mineola, 10
the effect that he was robbed by j..
Gould, OF the oyator Bay restaurant,
of $40. The complainant states that he
entered tho city with $500, and that
Gould endeavored to fret "downn him
through the Vaccinations of a
cypriau, but falling In tho effort, on.
tsred his room rs Il bed mate and dur
ing the night secured from his pockets
the amount above mentioned.
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are notlully known, though estimated
at about $4,000.
The following circular has been sen +
out by Freiberg, Klein d Co., Of Gal.
weston, which explains itself:
DALLAS, Ten, Aug II, 1855 M, -.
bought from Straus & Levy, of Dallas,
Texas, your aCcout duo to them for
merchandise, etc, amounting TO s.
and will furnish you M itami2ed state
ment very soon. AS purchasers of
this account, we look to you for pay
ment Of same. Please acknowledge
receipt Of this to Freiborg, Kloin IL
Co, Galveston, Texas. Worry respect
fully, FREiBERG, KLEIN u 90.
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IOocrOR RANSOM,
OSuIIst

AFTER taking n thorough course of In
slruction nj the Eye Innmnry In New
YORK, offers to treat diseases Of the eve,
Texas. ''''"i"'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
Wards SEMINARY FOR Y0BDa LlOIF,
Nashville, Tennesses.

a famous institution The A,r,on.
number 1888. The attendance lS3i-sS' i'i9 g!s
for sixteen states, The 1lst session S m
gins September, /, 1855. Patronize his c UG'
lee; Roard, iuel, lights, laundry, mS SSs
cru literary tuition, use Of plano, contn.
gent fees, stationery, books aud Sheet mn.
sic cost year from, $3l . TO y35v, pavaoiai.
inslallmenls, If desired. A csach for ~
Students will leave I Xas for Ma hvii.
September LIST in charge of the agenL, Fop
Gaia Ogue and arrangements address j. a
Ration, Professor OF Mathematics, ana
General Agent, Dallas, Texas. Man y SI1
be forwarded to him on tie road imm ma
dlatelv. ''ii'i'e-
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Firemen'a Picnic

Tho volunteer tiremen of the city
will enjoy a grand picnic at Shady
View park on Saturday, the I'D In
slant, for the purpose of raising funds
10 purchase various pc oles of appa.
ratus. Tho "volunteel 81 have host
Of friends In the city, and the enter
teinmont promises 70 bs not only q
pleasant ono, but very popular and
prosperous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
ROCK (IOLLRRR
DALLAS, TEXAS.

Mrs. Croom's Select School win -
the brst Monday In Septeu Der. sssls steopen
thoroughly qualified teachers Lan,Ss,y,,you..D y
both modsrn aud ancient, taught ' a} 1ns ggs,
price Very superior advantages of Usual
!crthorough musical training. InstrS gpeIea
Art Department in charge NJ 'olln.
teacher at usual price Text boots 1000
as used In pnblic schools of the civ SMnn I4e
Croom's Intuition is to be thoroSgb MS
practical and teach child,e en- such f6inoaand
they should practice when men and 81 S ~
Th nor e ,Ea and other Information
dress MRS. ELYA TRIGG CROOK ad'
Book College, corner CantegraI and IT,
Oah streets. Dallas, Texas 1--we
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The Only Remedy.

Those who suffer from foul breath
are open to the charge OF oarelessness.
~ ~ an ofIense that can DO speedily
abated, as a single bottle of the fra
grant SOIODONr will unmisi akably
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should DO without II. 1t will preserve
ana Keep tho teeth white, aud the
breath pure aud sweet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

The mercury IN well bred thormom-
eters rose to 1929 In tho shade yosior-
day. The signal service yesterday a.
terno0n displayed signals "cioar and
tnir' and "higher temporaturO,n The
latter isindicativo of warmer weather,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Acknowledgement Charles Il. Roberts,
OF Maryland, publicly certiii9s TO the
remarkable efficacy of Red Star Cough
Cure. This romedyi 10 rapidly gaining
favor on account OF its being Tree from
opiatos and poisOns, and aJ tho Same
time wonderfully effective.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Ar TlIn sr. nEnRnr.

JIG Mounlcastle, j S Matthews, Nc
Kinneyi Il Schimolpfonig, Plano; ] IL
Nolan, Denison; John Spanglor, sher-
man; w X Seago, New Orleans; w Il
Austin, Kentucky; John $ Andwowp,
Fort Worth; ] q Hancock, s Mailer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
FEMALE &c DENY

ILLINOIS CONSERVATORY or MUSIC.
School Of Fine Art Unde- one manage
mtnt Offering 10 pupils Of each advantage
Of al. h H. BULLARD, a. NJ. Prlncipa
and Superintendent Jacksonville, III,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Thousands Of persons in this State
alone are yearly running their eyes by
wearing cheap spectaCles, BY tho use
of Hawkes. Crystalizod Lenses the
sight Is strengthened and vision linz
proved. These celebrated glass0s are
fitted 10 all conditions OF sight by
EisenlOhr Bros. ~ Schneider, druggists
and German opticians. Cali and have
your eyes tested free.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
St. LOUIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.

Three years course required. 4lth ses-
sion begins September q, 1885. For clrcu-
lars address j. $. b. ALLEYNE, NJ, D., Dean
jl32 Washington avenue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Events Indicate that Lancaster will
yet secur tap OF tho Central rail-
way from Hutchins, Tho proper of
tioials OF the road aud an appointed
committee from Lancaster were In ses-
sion yesterday, aud the $1,000 de
manded Of tho latter place was fully
guaranteed. Blight oi-way aud depot
grounds were alsO secured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

AS n covering for ice houses, slaugh-
ter houses, refrigerator or cold Htorago
houses, or any house where 10 Is de-
sirable to countoract tho absorption of
tho SUMS heat on a black surface,
Ehrets' Prepared Roofing with clean
white sBnd sifted on tho last coat of
cement answers tho purpose at very
moderate cost, Tho sand beds into tho
cement giving q light color to tho roof,
and as this cement hardons in
drying, least does not render II
liquid, hence the sand can neither
run Off nor blow OIL.
sIDNEY SMITH,
Manager Southwestern Deparimont.
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IOthl ..s,.st,.ss.. t...,..
Pad out during quarter:
Balance on hand July 81, 1885,
4 Printers Error.

sweet are the uses OF adversely, the
printers copy said, but no set IL up,
sweet are the uses of Advertising,
Sweet in1eed, 10 those who in sick
ness aud suffering have seen the ad
vortisement of some sovereign ROM
edy, which upon trial has brought
them from deaths door. "The best
thing i ever saw In my paper was the
advertisement of DR.. Pleroe's Golden
Medical Dlscoverym IL again and
again tho testimony Of those who have
been healed by 1t OF lung disease, bron.
chial affection, tumors, ulcers, liver
complaints and the ills to which flesh
ia heir,
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Hoarord,. AcIn phnsnhntn.

DECIDED BENEFIT.
DR.. JOHN p. WuEELBR, Hudson,
decided benefit In a case Of innutrition
OF tine brain from abuse OF alcohol.p
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EDUCATIONAL,
GRSULlNG ACADEMY.
Bryan Street, alias.

This Institution, conducted by the Ur-
The system Of education pursued Is design,
ed to develop the mental, moral and phyei-
cal powers OF the pupils, and to make
them useful women of refined tastes and
cultivated manners
TERMS ~ ADVANCE
Board, washing and tuition, includiI z
Stationary, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary iniirm-
airy expenses, per session of five
months. Observation-Disclosures. SlO0
Music and use Of plano ... ............... 50
Entrance fee (Ouly r the first year, 60. s
Young ladies desiring admittance into
the Academy must always produce salts
factory testimonials and recommendations
For further particulars, apply to the
MOTH EB SUPERIOR,
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Money to Loan.

In sans ofSl,OOO to $4,000 on good
real estate security. Address, giving
description Of property, "Capitalist,"
lock box No. 26l, Dallas postOflice.
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NEW IN-LAED CNN,TRYAyARY Of NngC

Boston. Mass. OLDEST IN Amorico.
largest and best cQu ppOd in tho ,gorld-lO5
instructors, l,Wl students last year. Thor
ough Inst uctl0n In Vocal and instrument
lnl Mu be-, Piano and Organ Tuning, Fine
Arts, Orntory Literature French, German
and italian Languages, English branches
0ld room, - % ii per term, FolI Term
begins September DO, 1855. For Illustrated
ga enlar, giving fun information, nddress
" Io9ukJhE, Dir franklin square, Bos.
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Robbed OF ma yveal,I,

Va w. Walker and wife, of New
Paris, Louisiana, visited the reunion
at Fort Worth last week. On their re-
turn Friday they concluded to view
Dallas for day or two. They accord
ingly dlsmounted from tho Texas a.
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ST Lcuis Somina. y.
APTivato select SCHOOL or High Grade
inr Aonns LRlieg.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
of the suburbs of st. Louis, on an elevation
In view OF the city, one milo of the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad, The place
Is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline cnreful and hOmelike; each pu-
pill individualized. English. Classics,
lathom0tics, Sciences, Modern Languages
tuslc, Vocal and instrumental ana Art
'Neachors of largo experience. Commodl-
Gus, Wen ventilated buildings, with beauti-
lul aud ample grounds, Early application
only viii secure q room. Terms moderate.
fourteenth year commences Sept 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add ess the principal, L y BLEW Ell, IL.
Il, d Jennings. Mo
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For trunks, yalises and travelling
goods, 80 to the Trunk Factory, 722
Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12

Great reduction In millinery
Mt half of former prices at IL. Bau-
mans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-12
THEL0CAL NEWS RECORD
FAILURE OF STRAUSS & LEVY,
The Movement TO Secure the Gould
Southwestern System Headquarters.
Funeral of Il. q. Parr-That
Fatal Coal Oil Explosion.
General Gleanings,
Heavy Wholesale Liquor Failure

Yesterday morning the wholesale
liquor establishment OF Strauss q
Levy was closed by tho sheriff on
writs Of attachment issued from the
district court amounting in all to
S2O,92l,l3. The following is list of the
attachments run in regular order and
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Female institute,
ETAUETON, VIRGINIA.

Opens September 2lsl, 1888. One of the
First SGhO BIS for NOunZ ladies IA The Uni
tel States. rOuudingg beautiful. Gil
mate unsurpassed Pupils from eighteen
states, Refers TO one thousand pupils ard
patrons. Terms among the best IN the uU-
ion Board GDgl Sh Course, Lain, French,
German. Music, etc, for Scholastic year,
from September 10 June, S238. For Cata-
lOgue, write % REV WM. A. HARRIS, d. D.,
Pc ilAni. ElanntNn. Va
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For sale sale by all Druggists.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
IET w OpI - ~
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THE gaDEaSITY Or MISSISSIPPI
AT OXFORD

Next session opens September "a. lSs5
Tuition free to all but Law students Omar
to both sexes alike Terms very moderate
Location healthy, and Ia community
famed Tor lis churches, schools, morality
Memphis, Tennessee, and ON the o Rail.
road. Twelve learned Instructors De-
partmentS of Law, Art Literature and
Science all in successful operation, gor
Catalogue and information, apply to the
Chancellor, GENERAL 4. +. Stewart.
II. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Secretary Board Trustees
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. he Monl,cyInr of tho nIorcnr,

Tho only cigarettes which do not
stick to the lips are Opera Pnfls.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26
THE j TDEE.SHIp.

The Pioneer Press says that the gov
ernor WAS guided in appointing Judge
Perkins ''by personal knowledge of the
man and by tie warm recommendation
"f Judge Severance, Of the Sixth dis
trict, from which the new Thirteenth
WAS tAhrn.'
The appointment, too, seems to give
very general satisfaction. Mobiles had
two strong candidates in Judge Wilson
and Attorney Hohrer, although Mr..
E,hrer's candidacy was so quietly
worked that his own neighbors did not
know of it. Nevertheless, we hear
that lie was one of the three most
prominent car didates.
Yhe Window Reporter Gays:
When Mr.. Perkins located in the dis.
tri2t none of the attorneys now in
practice were here, unless we except
Capt. Aldrich, of Currie, and W. v.
King, Of Jackson, who practiced little
in justice court, hut are now county
auditors. and we believe ut that time
neither had been admitted to the bar.
Emory Clark. OF Worthington. now 4
hopeless lnVaIln, IS DeileVtO TO De the
"Ely other attorney who WAS III the
18th district then and still resides here,
having preceded Mr.. Perkins about 4
year, first locating in Jackson, thence
removing to Window, in the fall of
1871, thence to Worthington two or
three years later, at tho time the Ma
tional Co'ony was in its glory and try
ing 70 establish the principles of pro-
hibition in Mobiles county. Mr.. Clark
was frequently employed by Prof.
Humiston, in whisky cases, and to take
charge of the colony's legal business
lis residence in Worthington was
made advisable.
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THE SCHOOL VDX


A law was passed by the recent leg
iSlature reducing the interest on de.
ferred payments on school lands from Z
to 5 per cent. the deferred payments
not to be made under fifteen years. In
case the purchaser wishes to pay up
under Is years, he must pay the addi-
tional , per cent or 7 per cent as here
tOfore.
The object of this law is to keep the
school fund, us far rs possible, invested
in lands. Parties, it seems, were pay
ing up too rapidly and the fund had to
seek other means Of investment.
4 PAPER At ELLSWORTH
Editor Carl Eastwood, Of the Lake.
field Citizen. was here last week AVID
put in several days packing and ship.
ping the Journal-Record material. The
hand press and part Of the material
goes to Ellsworth, where Mr.. e., in
connection with his brother. proposes
issuing 4 newspaper. They expect to
have the first number out in Il few
weeks.
Thus after years of turmoil and trou-
ble and unholy warfare the old Journal
press and material have left the town
for good.
We hear talk of another paper to be
issued from the Minnesota Home Office,
but we doubt whether Worthing rar-
ties have anv money to waste in that
way At best it can only make strife
and trouble and end in financial fail
ure. No legitimate printer will touch
it, Tor they know that Worthington
cannot ut present support two newspa-
perS.
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SCROFULA

can only be cured by thorough rurifica-
tion OF the blood. If this is neglected,
the disease perpetuatcs its faint through,
generation after generation. Among ;:s
earlier symptomatic developments are
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, TIT
mors, ;soils, Carbuncles, Erysipel,.s,
Puru:ent u iners, Nervous and Ply.
steal Collapse, etc. If allowed to con-
tinue, rheumatism, Scrofulous ca
tarrl, Kidney and Liver Diseases.
Tubercular Consumption, and vari-
Gus other dangerous or fatal n:aladics, are
produced by it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-03-26

TIE LAWs.-\ve enclose in this is
sue the usual law supplement-. giving
the general laws passed by the recent
legislature. The supplement is uncom-
monty voluminous, and our subscribers
can file it away and have a small law
library.
The people ought 10 appreciate this
act of the legislature to keep them
posted, as the appropriation for that
purpose was So, 900.
Ayers Sarsaplrilla, the first blood
medicine to prove real success. still
holds its place as first in public estima-
Immensely INCREASED sales.