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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

w. w. Reed, druggist, OF Winehes-
ter, lndiauG, writes: "Ouo Of my GUS
nmers, Nrs. Louisa Pie, Baftorie,
Randolph county, Indiana, was q loM (
sufferer with consumption, and WIS
giVou up to die by hes pbysiciaus. She
heard o. DR. King, Now Discovery ior
CONSUMPTION, and began buying it OF
me. In Fix mcnhs' time she walked
to this city, q distance az ak miles,
and IL nov SO much improved che has
quiz ustug IL, She feels she owes her
lie 10 IL" FREQ trial bottles st W. II.
Howell u Co.'s drug store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Wheeler d Wilson sowing machines
seldom get out of order. butt they do
and are carried TO 00S Elm street, they
will be adjusted ifee of charge f0i
three years from date OF purchase
Needles for sll machines.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

II your Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine needn repairing take 1t oil
tho stand and carry IL to o0S Rlm
street, 1t win DO adjusted aud gugl
antesd ut n reasonable ngute. Spoo,
cotton, oil, needles for ell machines "
tho lowest prices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Take little annoy ances out of the
way, Ii you are suffering with q
cough or cold, use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup az once. This old and reliable
remedy will never dsappoint you.
All druggists sell IL At % cents botllg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Lots see, you oau'5 make wror &
right, or darkness sunshine. OF
course not, but one bottle OF Salvation
Oh can change q half frantic victim
Of iheumS,sm into a very dove Of yea
tlanpgy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
TRYING 10 Cat hin Ont

Charles schern sometime ago 1t Is
alleged, procured $3.50 by forging the
name of Merrill Russy, and was ar.
rested ana put In prison. To-day his
wife, from some point In Arkansas,
sent him Sll9 to this city, TO be applied
to releasing him from durancevillo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Al The ~. George: + 4 Tut, Lsx-
inston, q + Barham. Hope, Arkansas,
John II Curry, Mexia, David liable,
New Orleans, " II helms, Calvert;
|v1 pe((la Colorado, CHARLEY psnns,l,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

! love II, love II, ard who shall dare
To chide me for loving my SoZ0D0NT
there?
I've used Il, and blessed II, q thousand times
TIL my breath is as sweet rs u poets
rhymes,
TIL my teeth arc as white as dlamouds
rare,
Obi prscicup thing is my so2oDoNT fair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

The Glose Clothing House sweeps
the couL try, unassuniug, Withaut
preteuaiors, they are dealing out TO an
epprecistive public, childreu's suits,
and boy 9uiJs, meme suits, shirts nj
prices that make an impression.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Goto see II, u. Burr Il Bros. fine limo
OF goods. They will uudersgn oil
oomootitors, 10 per cen. 81 lgast. sos
Main street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Have given IOngaime y iair trial In
many cases OF neuralgia and rheumH-
tlsm. aud find 1t tho only reliable RAM
ody for those complaints, Drs. Tory
and Keith,y, Milford, Missouri.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Tho &c n OF tho Toilet
tue world says is sOZ0DONT. IL rem
9ers the teeth pesrly white, gives to tho
breath fragrant odor, cxtinguishing
the iilhumois which usually flow
from had and neglected got of teeth.
!OZoDONT In 80 convenient, and pro-
oucos a sensation Ut once 40 delightful
tina II makes IL n pleasure to use II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

w !h'lle attention, tho nboyc cut O.
our Cav, Chnnuol Screw, Opera Leg, Box
poot, ~ Is made solid throughout, Oak
sole and Sole Leather Box that does moi
break down or skin the toes; Is made of
Cali Skin and tho Upper fitted with Six,
we make them Calf Leg rs well "a Opera.
Ihisstyle OF Box Toes has been experi.
mented upon, and developed by us for tho
past ten years; lis the most do sirabla and
perfect lifting Box Toe Boot In America,
Nvne genulneunless hrm nauo stamped
ing dealers.
Leon Kahn, Dallas.
THOMPSON Bros, Dallns,
Block Bros. Dallas.
John Achenback, N, Il. Ayers, noustop
l. Hemmersm,tb, Boltun.
Malone, McHcnry q Beclsham, Inn,
NJ II. sherburne, Denisan.
Young Bros Wnco,
Q g; Couch, u. Roesler, Brcnham
Durham 4 Patty, ulllOboro,
Wells u Morris, Enrls.
-; X sullivan & Co san Antonio,
W Barnes 4 Co., Alvarado.
Leo Bros Bryan,
A. n; s W,SSIrshaT ( Bro, orccnyllc,
u, i, sullivan q Go. ,orscana.
g. ], Creed, Mckinney
y Taylor & Co, Abilene.
" Nlcuo, Tyler.
y. I. Smith d Co, Longvlew.
II g. Alexander, Bonhani.
NJ Hamilton, Paris
Sscsfborough 4 Hicks, Rockdnle
hubey & Co., Gaincsvilln,
Muckclroy y Martin, Terrell.
schwecr q Co, Sherman.
j. a, Helm & Co., Denton.
~. Y, Evans Il Co, Fort Worth.
Womack, Sturvis \ Go, TAYLOR
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

Not ~ Patent Medicine.
kidney Hil cttons are ri once abated
by honeon's Ctpciue Porus Pastors
Be er thgn nsusaous dusos,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08

A good sales,ady for millinery depart
meat. Memo but with frst-cluts refer
snces need to apply. Sanger Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
ANY Person Can Play tho Piano or ORGAN
without "a Teacher.

lyou 90 not believe Il, invest 81 I'm So.
Pers instantaneous Guide to the Plano
ana organ, am he convinced, You rc.
quire o rrevi US knowledge of music
Whatever 1t will teach YOU moro music
IN cue day than you onu learn from n
teaeher III month. send for II. II will
nave uuo A sample copy sent free for l5c
~ stamps HEARNH q CO., Publishers.
w Btnndwry v. New York
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-08
q. n.

Unite ysur shattered China with
ePALpINo's GLVn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
NEW-JERSEY.

JpyrNGroN.-Mrs. Edwia Van Houten. who was
- hiao3 noIsonipg. The wound Inflicted by the
cows norm was in the abiomen and was about SIX
inches long and two inches deep. Mis- Van Houten
leaves husband and several chlidren. N.
HoHoK N.-Theodore Krewolf ana John }. Yet
fenp,ll " no are believed to be passers oil counter
felt money, wsre arrested on Saturday night III Is
alleged that fhey have been doing an extensive
business IN all parts of hudson County, hey
were traced to Hoboksn by special Agentss Drum rum
haan ;denti ned by bernard schmidt, storekeeper
M Fenrth and Bloomfield SITS, and other store ore
keepers as men WHO had passed counterfeit @io
h;ijp On them. Pettengill is well known to the
Haw-SoIk noIice. He was suspected Of beng con-
cernee in the Manhattan Bank robbery, but there
was not sufficient evidence to convict MN. Inc
prisoners Will be arralgned before united states
Commissioner MulrheaG to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen. 60
Hoyt will case surrOgate's Court ~,.,,... r,,,.od
Trial OF Special Agents Bracket anu 0h"hoi' 0"'''N
Marine National Bank suit United States Circuit
Second Avenue Railroad Commission. No ITO Broad-
way, 3 p. m. ,, Cocoon, sosstons
Bdptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors neeunss'
IL a. nnera
nOpeping OF Saeswomehs rsir' 4"o'i"f
House.
Bachelors Ball. Hotel Brunswick. evening
BiIlia rd tournament. Irving Hall, evening
Couuty Medical Association. evening .o.r
Annual meeting OF 18th Regiment veterans "e Aii' -
Sp. IN. ,. W. 900 p1oacter.st
Annual meeting of Tammany Society, evening
Meeting of Congre gational Club, evening c,,u
Academy OF Political Sciences, Columbia 0oneRc'
81 IN. 49,, .,o,to, or Ceorges
Protestant Episcopal Church, y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
NETWORK CITY.

Omen summer cars were run on the Ihird-ave.
surface road yesterday for the hIst tie tniS year.
oppNIyc OF TYr sALrswoMEE's FAIR.
p The Saleswomen's Fair, wbichswill open at the
Metropolitan Opera House this evening" VIII h De az A.
t,momisbed guests. The nine tables will be pre-
sided over by well-known ladies and doubtless the
deserving object of the entertainment Will attract
O large threng
sTsp,crrD CONTRACT LABoRERs RELEASED
Four steerage passengers on the steamer rem.
and were detained at Castle Garden saturday al
served that they were brought here i'll violation OF
the law prohibiting the importation OF CONTRACT
labor They glass blowers from AntweLp' ana
we've going TO Kent Ohio The names of the nien
were Clement and Anthony Dubois, Arthur UNI
bech and Henry LIE Noble. They were permitted u
60 yesterday there beng no evidence VI coh'i"o'
with the Kent Onio glass factories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
WHITE GOODS.
BLACK SILKS.

AT THE RECENT LARGE AUCTION SALE WE PUR-
CHASED THE FOLLOWING LOTS WHICH WILL BE
OFFERED on OUR BARGAIN COUNTERS AT MUCH
LESS THAN COST OF PRODUCTION;
LOT 80 PIECES OF FINE FRENCH BLACK eros
GRAIN AT 44c; WORTH 7ic.
LOT 2-25 PIECES OF ALG~sILK BLACK SATIN OF
ToMAN AT zoe; WORTH 81 2j
LOT $50 PIECES 2s-INCH FINE BLACK SATIN
DUCHEsSE AT 69c.: WORTH 81 10
LOT 4-i5 PIECES HEAVY BLACK SILK OTTOMAN
ADAPTED FOR WRAPS AT CSC. WORTH 81 40
LOT $50 PIECES EXTRA QUALITY BLACK sURAH
AT $50; WORTH 81 40.
LOT $50 PIECES SUPERIOR BLACK eros GRAIN
WITH SATIN FINIsHi THEY ARE DIVIDED INTO
FIVE SPECIAL QUALITIES. VIZ; CSC, 81 20. 81 IS.
81 So AND 81 %.
LOT 7-MAGNIFICENT QUALITIES IN BLACK SATIN
RHADAME AND SATIN OUCH ESSE IN FIVE
GRADES RANGING FROM ssc. TO ~ 90.
LOT a-BLACK SATIN BRoCADEs COMPRISING ALL
THE CHOICE DESIGNS AT CSC, Csc, 81 % AND 81 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
ROCkLAND COUNTY.

NYAcK.-A panic at the Casino skating rink was
narrowly ayerted Saturday night at a performance
Inv bicyciIst when the building was crowded.
With Two hundred women present. gang OF
roughs, generally supposed to have oeen sent . ny
IN manor sellers forced an entrance, assaulted
The ticket taker aud succeeded in bringing about
free fight. The wsmen and glrls were termed
when REVIEWERS were lourlshed and the band mace
bastv nreparatlons TO leave. A deacon with pailld
face was heard to murmur: always knew
these Kinks were ungodly places. l only came mere
10 see what it was like, and / wish ia stayeq
bomeD The fight lasted ten minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
STATEN ISLAND.

SourHFIFLD.-Thos Staten Is and police Yesterday
arrested John Farrell on the charge Of passing
counterfeit money and assaultlng Policeman
Moore The latter was informed that two men
were passing counterfeit money on storekeepors N
Soutbfield Policeman Moore, IN citizens dress ana
nnarmed. went 10 Eichmeyer's liqusr store aud
fepnd the two men there. They HAD passed
WORTHLESS $40 bill on Mr. Elchmeyer. The two
men set upon Moore and beat HIM severely. 1heX
then made their escepe from the saloon. Farrell
was subsequently arrested and taken 10 PGI once
ident,iied by Policeman Moore The police are
sesrching for the other man. Farrell and his COM
papion also passed a counterfeit $40 on Henry
HoIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
op,cv STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr or NETWORK SUNDAY. APRIL 10.

PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. APRIL 10. 1885
ARRIVED.
st.aucr Tower Hull (Br Archer, London "a days with
m Steamer s8 Cec T Gleadc Liverpool April 9gcsns
town 10 with mdse passengers 10 Corts Arrived at
N" Steamer AdTac Br Parse Liverpool April 10, with
,odse and nassen GERS 10 X ] COrtis.
~sse s1 p9sSt B sumner Liverpool April g. Queens
teane M''I HobeH1ocrn Ger Meter APPLE.
sOathapptoE with mdse as' oe'fc"S 20
A s1rae A. Ncfm n T Frangue with
Steamer Hosao iuThss AsPnwal March 25 savan
and to Forwood Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer wyanosc Huphers Richmond city Point and
Norfolk with passengers TO Old Dominion 80 Co
I mSs sns SSd to Do@on S. Co
Steamer Gen whitney bearse Boston with mdse to IL
Ba8E Kings County t windsor Ms. Saunders Alicante
Bark Nor VALE 40 d eysss with salt and
scsrJ Cotter lBrl. Whband st john NB' days. WIN
ua eGq RsSneGS tBr War; st John, 3D. 10 days with
u%gsr 20 mSTpy tsTi Brown st John NIB days. with
lumber 70 S Creed; vessel TO A Heney ~ n, LII,
,u nSms 70 MaIeyIo & CO; vessel to T Heney.
sUNsET-wind at sandy HOOK light ss"; clear Al CITY
Island hight, sWi clear.
wind. S IL miles; Weather cloudy.
Arrveo yesterday 80
steamer Trinidad CBr, Frazer bermuda April 10 with
mdse and passonssrsto ouerbridge Co. Arrived al
with sugar SO Moses Taylor q CO. vessel Il SON
BELOW.
Bark Iovlse CNOr), Bonnes from Havre
Cleared Saturday
scbr Geo Jordan Lyman, Bilbca-J Winchester d Co
Scar Manuel Cuza. Bayles, IiacOalpan Me1-J Ward
& Co. n.,.. N, r,..,... 4, r.
SAILED.
Cadiz for Iverpos France and Rosss london
Pedro saptandrr; Polynesa Hasearg Jan Breydel Ant
Bars Isabel Tor barcelona Alere Rosario; Adorh obrg
San francisco
Also saiedvia Long Island soundBarks Dresser for
Gibraltar NJ smi h. Pemambuco; Don Justo. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL April lsSaied steamers Borderer (Br Hill,
and Venetian Brl Trlnt for Boston.
QUEENSTOWN April lJ-Afrived steamers Umbra tsr),
Cook frs New-Xerk April her way TO Liverpool and
IIhnois Dodge fIOm Philadelphia April On hsr way 10
Liverpool land proceeded.
steamers Aurania (Br). Hams and wyoming Brl
Pfgby, from Liverpool hence for New.I0rk
lth-Arrlyed, steamer CIV of Chicago tBrl Watkins,
fros. NeWYork April ner way 70 Liverpool and pro-
ceeded). - .- $1,000 ,,.,-
NicGes for New-Ysrk - -, . ,-,-,..- w.,
Wis, fer Nsw-Yofk .-r m,
HAMgURG April l6-Salod. steamer AusHshs VoerJ'
Pranck, for Newferk
AsPNwALI. April l5-Arryeu. stoaner Acapulco sAAcA-
ferd- Akpthwau-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
rurr norr WANT HoKxrEn ARREsrEDl <

In regard to a dispatch from Quebec yester-
urer OF this city who disappeared lately owing more
than 5000 OO0 was in that city and that setecuves
there we've awaiting an order for his arrest, Robert
Pinkerton of Pinkertons Detective Agency saa yeser
fore We stcrday received telegram from Alexander
Cheveaux and Detective George SkeingtOn, OF quebec,
telling me that Hecxter there and asking IL he
wanted found that the parties Interested here among
whom the assignee did not care 10 have him arrested
and sent back answer to that effect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
LONG ISLAND.

The friends of Garrett Maybee, whose wife and
danobter were the victims of the murderer Rugg,
and who himself was brutally assaulted by the
negro has for some time been seriously Ill., and ms
fr1snds fear that like Mrs Townsend, another VIC
tim of the negro iend, he will die before the mur-
derer explates his CRIME upon the galiows, Mr.
hind and has never flu liy recovered from the effect
of the blows inflicted on him by kugg. Mr. May pee
has been confued to his bed for the last two weeks
at the home of hiS daughter, Mrs. W. Ii. Simonson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
NEWARK.

cite of Hermann Weichhod a merchant tailor
living at No. 81 Hay.sr.. committed suicide early
yesterday morning by drowning herself IN cistern;
time Late m the night her husband awoke and
missed her from the bed lie hunted through the
house and then went into the yard, where he per
cejyed that the cover of the cisteTn had been re-,
moved Looking INTO the cistern he saw the dead
body of his wife. The woman leaves. several
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
RRnQKI.NN.

James w. Wilson, who was before Police Justice
Walsh last week upon the charge OF tareaten,lng
70 sheot DR. Otis Z. Flick who objected TO WI
sons attentions to his step-daugher. has married
the girl despite her parents protests me cere
mOny was performed by the Key MI. Mcha'n'iia'
of the Reformed Catholic Church.
In quarrel early yesterday morning at Scholes
and Ever sts Louis Dresch, age twenty, Oh no.
254 Stagg-st. was shot in the face Ihree other
bovs engaged i'm the quarrel were arrested, but IT
co1ld not be ascertained which one fired the PTS
toll. Dresch's wound is not severe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

Envelopes dispensed with, and $50, 900 aday
ssved in the United States alone.
~'0~ - Wv Post Office Department
m VI clegq MashaetOn. D. C.. March 2 1888.
near Sir examined Comb nation letter sheets
have that they will prove 70 the
Ye.vtsneo- 49, rsaneeffullv FRANK III ALTON.
hSeco wy 'NNf' ter General.
rxv n w Cegr's Patent Nov %, 1884, Combination Let
and Envelope and will be convinced mat u
and ever
snto need mple OF so equal 70 100 old syIe ~
serteJ szes sent with prlcehs poLpad on receipt o. 90
everywhere ami by e. A. Gregg soie mauu-
Sseanrer liz aud I59 Willam-st, New-Yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Civil Service C9mm ls,
p ponr,o,as Of germany Holman House-David Nc
tean Provincial Secretary OF New Brnnswon, any
~ Cnneressman II. H. Hathorn, OF Saratoga. ..-..
Rreroor House-senator Thibaudeau, OF Montreal
S;eoria tet-Lieutenant- Colonel Lees OF the BRUSH
Army Astor. Hotei-Sir Ambrose Shea, OF New,
fonndisnd General J. f. Fsrnswerth OF inos sIu
Esneral lose Reyuea, of Mexico Windsor hotet-
Nine Adelina Patti. .Belpedere HOuse-Mmc Matern''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CITY.

An old man, who gave his name as Charles Be-
heck and SAID that he lived at No. 66 Washington
81 New-YOrk was found on saturday nlgnt IN
Tacant lot IN Secondst., near Grove. dying of eX-
posure and starvation. lie was removed 10 lhe
charity Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

Before storing away | will sell iashlOnaDle
MS week {. q. shsype. furrier, 1903 Princsst
n B-I have NO travelling agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
Deurys the fashionable and be It said
tho most original Produced In Amerca.-EIuact
CHECKS, PLiIDS AND ANGOLA PLiIDS

i'm variety Of colour. are intended To succeed the
Corkscrcw goods which hive become common
among tho "Chcap .gohn" iniIors and ready I'm de
clothing houses. We ARE maaing them in sack
suiiings to az close TO figure, patch pockets
The new Thrcc-Buuon Morning Cont md
Waistcoat made from Giay's DiaganaIs Planes.
Basket Cloths sc. Warranted not 10 gloss.
s25 nnd S3J
Trousers are worn wide. The bigh-cinsS trndr.
in London are cutting them ~ aud 10 inchr. nj
knee, aud 20 show pronounced crcns~ down the
front asd back We making them from
Checks, Pinids. Stripes, &c. $3.50 and upvard
English Serge snitings, blue, brown and bIacL
Lined silk, corded seams. &c........... soa
These goods we have been using for the ms,
five years We warrant them fast colours, aud
equnI to nny produced by the fancy priced tniIor.
All goods TO order and warranted Nv r,,rc.
rented
Intending purchasers nrc invited TO examine
cur goods before placing their orders
separate department for Ladies Cloth su;,.
Riding Habits, Top Conts, jackets, d.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
r. lei. M A @ Y & GO.
MARINE INTELLIG ENOE.
NINIArURG ALIAVAC

NINIArURs ALAMO
sun rses $40. s.ts Gao Noon sets. -HponsaSe1 IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
.n-sandy Hook Il43 .Gcv Island. ---tei cas- 55id g9
EE'T-sspdy Heok ll.j3 Gov is-ud 0l5iiei data Z'Oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

Everything in Dyeing and Cleaning first
ALAS iayos i5tbs adjoining Ttnanys G6S 6thave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20

Use the great specific for :" cold in head" and
~atarTh-Dr Sage's Catarrh remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

IA Lex,nytonave,, between 2 gtl al I 5sth ,eS
gopr, b te l. % 7. Diseases OF the Nervous 5ystsn
Senito- Urinary Orsans Impotence andstseuisg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
AnnoanceHenta
Enrelones disneased with.

Earl g. Wilson's f. g. w. brand Of Mems
Collars and Cuffs the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
LAWN TENNIS

SETS. THE NEW LINE OF RACKETs BERKLEY
CASINO AND CHAMPION. ALSO \ FULL AssORT.
MENT OF BATS. BALLS. MIS-. POLES, MARKERs. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-20
SILK UNDERWEAR.

LADIES' FRENCH RIBBED PURE SILK VESTS.
HIGH AND Low NECK, SUORT SLEEVES AND
RIBBED ARM. IN ALL DELICATE SHADES. So 90
TO 81 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
THE BANK STATEMENT.


The unprecedented amount of min.
vested funds now lying In the city
banks Ia q result OF the unsatiNac,ory
condition OF industry. The large dry
goods sale OF last week showed that Tho
oIyer.etocked markets are Ia much better
situation than year ago; prlcea are
above, and not under, tho cost Of manu-.
facture. Yet with undoubtedly stiil
glutted textile markets and a strike i'm.
pending In the iron industry, with the
political uncertainties In Europe and
the apathy shown inscultiyating for.
eign trade, there are likely TO be few
channels immediately open 10 Tho pro.
htaole employment OF capital. The
production OF capital continues. and
In default OF use collects In the banks,
deposits are now nearly &50,0O0000
greater than they were q year aRo,
while tho banks are loaning $9s, ,0OO0O1
less. They have more than doubled
Their holdings of specie, and the sur.
plus reserve over legal requirements Ia
now SOI4l6,O5O as against 49, I27, ,025 In
1884 Real estate ls about tho only do.
sirable purchase now offered for invest.
ora, and were IL not for tho mia govern.
ment OF the city this idle capital would
90 used In improvements. The bank
statement deals in too high figures 10
90 beyond criticism. m.-lNew York Herald,
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-28
THE YELLED MYSTERY.

There Ia one woman In the Treasury
who has attracted much attention on nc.
count OF the mystery surrounding her.
She mas been In the department for years
not less than ten and though she Ia
marked by everybody, have never met
anybody who has aeen her face. II II tho
talk OF the clerks brought most In con.
tact with her, She ls n woman OF mag
nilcent presence, n tall, fne figure, aud
one or the most perfect forms have ey.
or seen. Her appearance 10 that OF a
woman who might possess remarkable
beauty, but che always has her face on.
yeloped In q thick veil, In the ofllco or
out, at work or walking through tho
halls, tho veil iaineyer removed, aud tho
eno, " OF her 40 qnleiliye fellow clerks 10
peep under II are vain. Many anacepti-
bio young mon, struck by her ilno ilbure
have quickened their etep 10 catch IN
with her In tho halls only 10 llnd her
face hid from sight No ono can, toll
whether she le old or young, but sho Ia
probably not very either" The motive
for eoncealing her features IL not known.
Whether like tho Yelled Prophets sho
socks 10 hide n Vision of uRllness, or
whether che has some other reason, Ia
mere m,tter Of conjecture. Some aay
that her face once cOmported with tho
promise OF her form--that she was OK.
quisitely beautliul--but was a Victim of
smallpox, which 80 dis1gured her face
That ehe IL ashamed 10 fhOw IT, fWalh.
ington Letterin Philadelphia Telegraph.