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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15
SsrExAs. SATURDAY, UGU>T Is. 1886.
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IRI ANTED-TEACHER A GRADUATE
w OF tie best qualifications; bes, Tefet-
ences can be given. Address q, Il, Cle-
burne. Texas. augl5-7t
VA ANTED--A PLEASANT AND NICE
w ly furnished room wanted by couple
Of gents private family and close to husl-
ness center preferable. Address BINGHAMi
Herald Office, ang at
N1J ANTED a NICE SET or Bed
~ room furniture; also about 50 or ~
ya'6s good carpet Address MAGIENIs,
care Herald Office, stating price and where
same can be seen. augl5-2t
SAY ANTED-A fOSITION BY AN En-
" perienced bookkeeper and account
ant; can give reie euces, address j. ID A. 4,
iork Box rs. augli-8t
NJ ASTED-AGENTS FOR A NEW
" and com let life of General Grant,
the worlds greatest solder and the nations
mos honored citizen; low price: rapid
sales. rfNAs Book AND Bib Y Co., 90i
FIN ST eet Dallas, Texas.
VA ANT u a IOMT, TENT YOUNG
w man TO work in office Apply at the
En- eka Steam Laundry, corner PoydrpS
and Polk ireets augR-tt
{MANTED-A YOUNG Lazy WITH
~ good recommenu atoms wishes pos
lion - teacher In ~ school or family; high
esi references. address NJ w Herald Of
hco aug 2 Il
W HNTED 4 CRITIC CTOK MD Do
" general hUusework. Apply NJ once.
MRS G. \. HEATING, corner Pearl and ian
J clnto treetr augl2-lf
16T AETED-A WHITE GIRL, 70 OR Is
w years old, 10 cork in small Ia ily.
Address d. Il Herald Office. augi2-tf
IA TED-A MAN AND WIFE ON
tmiu man and W ie I'm city farm
hands, hrst-clnsa cook, 10 cir Tor general
Homework. on hand to-day book k, epers,
sn'esmeu, druggist priuJGr and miller In
teIli2cnce AID Employ me Otic 600 Main
street, Dallas. aug st
AAyANTEU q. AGENTS ADDRESS
w ELECTRIC LAMP ~ STOVE 10 ST.
Louis, Mo-. for Circular cuts and terms o.
jG-candle power Mars electric Lamp. II
WANTED AT BLANKENSHIP u
w l. aS''s manu- actory dc grimeut,
lazy operators App y between T ana "a.
m ~ the Nam s'rcstentraHce iy8Cu
WANTED - COLONY ABOUT 300
w acreS choicest land. abun ant grass
and water, cvUrming landscape, perfect
health, in exact CO ter archer county, 20
niles south wichita FGl s; he Oc8tlOn
in state for colony, which II own its own
| county seat, tile peri ct,tCrms low no cash
| requl "a for 70 years except az uai inter.
| 9 1 GEORGE II Afford, eos Main street,
Dallas, r.Xas. jN25.lm
syANFED 'EAVELER8 no SrOP AZ
| " the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bodna Benson, FrOprletress. Housr
| thoroughly 1tted up, and conducted on tie
European plan, with restaurant 9t!ached
meals at all hours, ana polite attention;
4ll. nlRl lnduoHmrnle lnr drnmmerS tehlu.
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Iou are allowed free trial of 81
days Of tho use Oi DR., Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electrical Suspen.
sorry appliances, for tho spec ~ relief
and permanent cure OF nervous Debil.
lty, loss OF Vitality and Manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also, for many
other diseases. Complete restoration
to health, Yigor and manhood guaran.
teed. No risk is incurred. Illustrated
pamphlet with full Information,
terms, etc., mailed tree by addressing
Voltaic Bolt Co.. Marshall. Mich.
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Tho CrnrLntt "eVi aoCl

CROCKETT, Aug! On 0 u ,fSw1gla; J
ence.l-The Normal os 10 edaShn !
Eighth district clos op'nuenVa' ,,
night with an eDtertai' ~ s'' /
ing of music, address, 1
and essays. 1t was quitsP' "a
occasion. Dr.. Archer, eG aouhuaA
Crockett Patron, read ,".es
passed by citizens in MASH nu, II
expressing their high aDpreR NOR
tbs principal and every teacs'
OF tho fathfulness and eiIicieN haS
the work done here. Tho Institute Nor
passed resolutions OF thanks tCbnt
people in general and espec ALLEN
prominent citizens who have given
tive support TO the Normal; also WI
refarence 10 Mrs. Tom Sigh, tho prli
cipal. These were read TO the au,
ienco by Professor Il. 3. Cousins,
Waco, first assistant With refeIonC
to Mrs. Sigh, they say: BE IL furthl
ies0lved:
First--rhnt w0 recOVnizo IT, Mrs.
=. Sigh all those inbuen traits Hhic
mako mon ana women great AID nObl,
that these havo been cub sl,ished b
much learning, placing her unquei
tloDably among the first t5achsrs {
Texas.
SocOnd-rhat wa ara thankful
iate for having put our life path beaid
hers for these past four weeks.
r. u. COUSINS,
j, ID. NEvINs,
Committee.
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AIOmn1knhle 40 NO.

Mrs. Mary A. Doi,y. Of TuukLan
nocS, Pennsylvania, was afflicted fOl
nix years with asthma aud bronchitis
during when ume tie hest physicians
could givj n0relief. lIor lie WAS do
spglr01 Ol,until inlgst October she pro.
cured II bDttlo OF DR.. Kings New Dis
corery, when Immediate relief Wasielt
and by continuing It's uss for q short
lime che was completely cured, gain
ing Ia flesh 10 pounds In few months.
Free Trial bottles of / is certain cure OF
atl throat and lung Diseases et w. III.
Howell IL Bros Drug store. Large
DOttl6g 81
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Every lady uses POz2oni's medicatod
complexion powder. IL il household
treasure. The madam finds 1t i'm
possible TO go down town without
first rubbing 1t on. II the baby cries
she goes for the puff box. II the cold
man" come home RULED or chafed, be-
cacse business IL dun, &C., Pnzzoni's
powder c0Ols and Hllays his troubles.
Then all is gladstone joy. No family
should be without IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

patronizlnga the jug of late. Sew
oral knock down lights have ocourre
and several arrests. The mayor
court has been doing about as Inne
business as the district court thl
week.
Tuesday morning the town V.
alarmed by the fire bell, and theion
eral cry that the calebooso was etart
It seems that young mo~
Yarbrough had imbibed Fot az
freely, and our Jealous whore a
into the bed room Weld. Only 50
to the calaboose. ~ 'P a,d7n M
man n naturally and ii D. m. Speech.
ano' hd,Isn FRY Brown ION history
iSno n tr,pI others. An old fashion
one, iiicnic. Music by Spencer's
Ie nd. Foot races, dancing and
Vrsther enjoyable game.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Advocatesof prohibition need have
no fears or "PRICRLY ASH BITTERs'
as II Is medicine, and by reason OF
It's oathartic properties cannot be used
as beverage. IL 10 manufactured
from the purest materials, aud acts
directly on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach and Bowels. As q blood purlfi1r
II has no equal. IL is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in action.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15
Buoklen = Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, le-
yer sores, tetter, chapped hands
chllIDlains, corns and all skin
erOptions, aud positively cures piles,
or no pay REQUIRED. 10 is guaranteed
70 give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by w. II. Nowell n Bro.
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Paper Hanging.

ENVtT UhnyInEs
We will do better work ut less prices
than any house IN town. We give Won
the latest designs and largest gssort.
nent OF paper to select from In the
State, Got our estimate ON work bo-
lore letting yonr Job. HAMILTON a
YOUNG, S9f Elm street.
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Kentucky CnttIe- IioIsIpg comn.r,

Parties having cattle to put out on
shares Will fiud 10 10 their interest To
correspond with the Kentucky Cattle
Raising company, NJ Louisville, Ken
lucky. rms company has a large tract
OF lana undor fence, with an nbund-
ance OF running water, in Blancoo
canyon crosby county. Address
them ut Louisville, Kentucky,
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Central Academy.

For both sexes, opens Monday, Sep.
tember Z. Teachers, w. a. BOlos,
Miss Mamie Il Pugh, Mrs. NJ. A. Mo
Coy, ana j. Il. rhacker on the piano
al Of wide experience and abreast OF
the timos. SEQ advertisement In last
Mondays HERALD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Smart Weed aud BelladOnna com
blned with other Ingredients used II
the best porous plasters make Csrter's
5. w. & Is. Backacho Pastors tho bes
IN the msrkert Price % cents.
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"a delightful health and summer
/ is situated 10 miles from De
Texas IL Pacific Railroad, and s
ctIom Basset, on Texas 81 st,
TiRailroad. Daily hacks from
apbtion. The hotol kept by Mr.,
he r : rier has been repaired, reno
NO W added to, aud filed with
not, trniture. The medicinal
give d the water are tonic,
ion ooo liaphoretic in their char.
,V0''Vo, NYo never baen known ia
,eere it dyspepsia. II has unri-
y1t decIn tor tbs cure OF paral'
ysASarbor t OF spleen and liver,
srav','oi lion, aud all diseases
peclidemanes. Plenty OF game
sDonNslon, etc. Every con
yenlGIn, tbat fort, and ratios for
" Ln0vR. PrnnrietOr.
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Arc you made miserable by indiges.
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vital.
zar ~ a positive cure. Sold by J. l.
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Lewis Bros. n Co., of Fort Worth,
will open the finest shoe store in The
South September I, IN Roinhardt
building, $50 T. m siroet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Will you suffer with dyspepsia aud
liver complaintY Sniloh's Vitiliser In
guaranteed "a cure you. Sold by J. l..
Williams Il Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Caterrh cured, health and sweo
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal in
lector free. Sold by j. L. Williams
h Co.
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Great reduction IN all lines OF shoes.
Being greatly overstOoked, | will not
quote prioes, but will give YOU the
BEST goods for the lowest figures In the
city, at Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Shil0h's Catarrh Remedy posi-.
tive cure lorcatarrh, diphihoria and
canSor month. Sold by j. u. Will
liams q Co.
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storage for furniture aud buRglos,
All Kinds OF goods at auction. Fine,
Very Fine, auction commission,
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, a positive
cure Tor catarrh, diphtheila, and eau
ker mouth. Sold by j. L.. Williams
q 90,
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Shiloh's Cough aud Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on u guarantee II
cures consumption. Sold by J. l..
Williams a. Co.
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SILK and sui hate -, and below coat
70 close out, at Leon FAhn'a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Everybody drinkp leo cold Wagon
hausur beer at Two BrOthersi saloon.
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ROAD wagons, phwtOus, buggios and
Al styIea OF vehicles for sale low, by
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Orr, IA Main street, N receiving
large shipments OF buggios, carriages,
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The best 81, - aud 81 mon's.calf
nigh or low quarter, shoes at Looi
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To have your watches, clocks and
lewelry repaired, 40 10 l.. n. Curtis
corner OF Main and Poydras stroots.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

Cold drinks, good cigars and Wag-
enhnuser beer exclusively at Two
Brotners' saloon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-15

bargains Ia eatins, yclvets,
dress goods, lawns aud everything
pertaining 10 the millinery and fancy
good line at Il. bauman's, 700 Kim
street.
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TRIAL THE TEST,

Success tho Proof,
of HickoX ~ tlearnc, doing the pre-
S0rlptiOu business nj the city.
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Those anticipating u trip will do
you to call NJ tho Trunk Factory, ~.
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Embroidery nj hair price Go
close them out NJ Hsuman's,
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Ladies' suits aud underwear
70 close out al cost, no 10 n. Bau
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uolu ponai pencils, RuthgrRph and
photograph albums at Paul I. Erbis.
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70 ccnts win got good ladies' alp.
per at Leon Kahn'a
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LOS

OST-A SEVER DOLLAR, WITH A
gold horse On one SHE. The flndrr will
!.Warded by returning same TO Herald
49, nIiVlb l.
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Largest assortment aud best
selection oi millinery goods In the
city at Bauman's.
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SIX and stiufhats AZ aud below cost
70 close out, ut Loon Kahn's,
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The cheapest glovee aud cors.,a I'm
the city NJ Banman'r.
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The celebrated james Menng 81
mems shoes ut Icon Kabn'a,
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NOlnl.sA

NOTICE CArTION-MY WIFE. NER-
~ vie Walpule, haVing without Just cause
lc my bed and h ard, | warn all parties
not to or, dit her ON my account.
I'D WALPOIE.
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AsslGNes,s NOTICE.
my W. hollCllNu
YES j. ". BORING,
ienyncc OFT Il. kcnnard.


LONGyIrWhYS ,------------.---
A SSlGNEh 'oilCE - HAVING
n been npp. ass guee OF 4. n Mo-
mRud a Bto IA nis, NJ ugllas, Texas,
notice il hereby 10 Tue CREATORS OF
NJ Il arm tOmaA tFh 20 me IN Wrltlhg
their consent 10 u epauce OF shlu MS
slgnmopt within y hohths rom thls
date, and within sil yhs nom thls cue
To Tile with me th0 Nins hgalns the
Hnid q H. Momand a verified as the
law directs. All perry Nueoied TO III
arm are no filed 60 mM Nned'ate pay
ment TO mo A FREY Y ~, Asl nee
July Is I,S5. Wv
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y MONEY
\ STEAD
NRALD this A Aston,

any any par "a tical9 sSSyens on "SN g 4
party who will astead Lay V " +
the country most that ouni:J I
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Picnic and luuoh baskets at Erbs.
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L'Oh RENT 80 HALL IN SECOND
H story, 6OX9 feet, southwest corner OF
elm and Syc more streets, occupied by
Dargan & rre2evnut's Insurance agency;
possession given August /, 1855. For terms
apply 10 PRATHER & ARDRY al Elm
gtspet lune21-tf
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EUH kENT-A REV. NEAT AND
L. well built Groom cottage in frtt.clnss
ncighbOrhoOd n Joining res deu'e OF Il. c
I allier on Masten street Apply TO JOvN
IA ZONES q a tOu Ruyar pugII E
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fOE sALr

EOR SALE-WE HAVE a FEW SEC
II ond hand gins and engines, In good re-
pair, which we are closing out at very low
figures RowsER y LEMON, M the old stand,
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-oNnoN, ,a n, ule; and tho minority SHOULD
SdlenCe 10 the dictates VI Tn,
IL Tho only Tine constitution SAWS th,
seems to be TO s,etitlOn shall renai, hVio
Associated 1. We take 1t wheno, Ur thil
,,,.,,. rcised by any number U
naho no lmpres any subject or II ls tina
politics or properly arise undt lu laws
ital. vat pen ion Is present, q B. ectt,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12
The DistilIation of Perfume.


There are consumed every year by
the sixty distilleries OF Grasse 1000, ;
600 pounds of rose leaves, 6 900, 600
pounds of orange flowers, 10000
pounds OF jasmine, 40 600 of tuberose,
10000 of mignonette, 200, 600 of violets
with immense quantities of lavender,
spikenard, serpollette. rosemary, and
thyme, which being largely used at
the place of production can not so
well be estimated. But nowhere IN
the world, as is apparent from these
figures, can flowers be seen so Hassed
as about the distllerieS of Grasse dur
ing the hours when they are brought
from the country. The streets, the
country roads, the whole mountain
side, are perfumed with them, and
they have become as commonplace to
the people of the region as the most
homely of garden vegetables. The
profit of the culture conducted ac-
cording to large and intelligent meth
DDS is considerable, a hectare (two
and a half acres in roses IS
worth $500 a year. The same amount
of land IN jasmine Should
De worth -, 0OU; IN VICIOUS, u, CIV
in oranges, $1,000. The aggregate
value of the perfumes made and ex-
ported from Grasse each year exceeds
IS, COO, 600. The flowers Of which the
famous perfumes of Grasse are male
are not those which trouble the fancy
or occupy the time of the horticultur-
,st. The botanist classified them Sc
long ago that he has forgotten all
aoout them. In common language
they are called old fashioned. There
is no doubt that if some aged New
England woman should go into these
gardens she would find white roses OF
red roses, that she knew in her child
hood, and would designate them by
the names Of blush rose or cinnamon
rose, or by other apellatons that are
homely and were once household
words
The tubrose, also. is the old fash on
ed single kind, well known before the
hortieulturists began the trick OF
doubling by high special culture. Inc
double tubroSe has been tried and Is
odor not found worth preserving. The
violet that finds favor with the per
fume extractors is the same that has
been growing fer hundreds Of years
modestly in quiet country hooks. Inc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12
A Crushed Scientist.
Texas Siftlngs.

You might as well own up that
you stole this woman's things Inc
silver spoons and the jewelry were
found in your pocket said Judge
Duffy, OF New York, to noted sneak
thief,
81 know they were, but l was not
trying to steal them, your homer.
"W hat were you doing with the
jewelry and other articles found II
your pockets"
You sac, judge, she is clairyoy-
ant. l have always had my doubts
about those kind of people. ] don !
believe in spiritualism and all thal
sort of thing, but still was willing %
give the matter Z test, so | just tooA
those things when she wasn't looking,
just to see if she could tell ny inc
mystic art where to look for them. !
was working in the interest of science
your honor"
For six months you will work u
the interest of justice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12

the celebrated conspiracy. The
dictments show that thew were bron..1
by the grand jury in 1908. when n
United States court was held ut Cb; NJ
Gothic. Thomas Todd, Justice of, ,ii'
United States court and Judge Cbare
les Wellington Byrce presided Al tbo
session of the court. 'Ne
Biennerhassett's Indictment Rad.
HE being an evilly disposed nerSon
and combined with divers and otba n
persons whose names are yetupkno1-vIl
aid on the 10tn of December, 1S07 Z
the county of Washington and ~
state of Ohio, begin certain militsrT
expedition, to be carried on aoa;nts
the dominion Of a foreign, prince viz.
His most catholic majesty the k;nn
of Span. etc Burr's indictmeni
commences in TIE same way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12
A Page of Interesting History.

When Clerk Cowan, of the United
States court; says the Cincinnati Times
Star, moved to the customhouse a lot
of papers that had lain undisturbed in
boxes in the old Office for years were
removed.
In Strengthening out these papers
one of the deputy clerks came across
the papers in the case of the United
States against Aron Burr and Hartman
BlenHerhassett, charged with conspir.
acy. The papers which are from II TO
so years old, are curious ana interesting
documents in their way although they
do not throw any additional light on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12

Russlsn violet, with its deep blue col
or and its pungent perfume, is un-
known to the Grasse rustic and the
capitalist who buys flowers, and has
any desire to know 1t. So, also, with
the frllled and hounced Maria Autoin
cite, sold on the street corners of San
Francisco during the violet season.
Grasso lives IN contented Ignorance
even Of these horticultural marvels.
Only the white jasmine is cultivated
for It's odor, the yellow seeming to be
unknUvn. 1t is large waxen>colored
flower with a rich color, that linger
for months in book between whose
pages few flowers NAV for a few
days have remained. The jasmine is
cultivated on the hillsldes, the plants
kept low and placed some eight or ten
inches apart IN rows, between which
water from the mountain streams can
easily be conducted. Most of the
smaller flowers are kept on the slopes,
while the roses, though they grow
well IN any position, are commonly
confined to the lower grounds. Heavily
MANFRED and carefully cultivated to
insure the largest possible product.
From toe manner of lying flowers
tc the grease, a process which con-
tinues daily for SO many weeks, it is
evident that many thousand poands
of flowers are necessary tc make o
single pound Of od0r in Its most con-
centrated form. The labor, too though
not hard or unpleasant, is one of the
slowest and most patient of the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12
AT FORT WEIGHT.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX,

At twilight, vis-a-vis with fate
She sat, unhappy aud alone;
Her milestones numbered forty-eight,
No other pathway crossed her own
10 tender voice robbed age OF gloom,
No smiling faces cheered her sight
There only glided through the room
The phantom Of dead delight.
How dim and drear the pathway seems,
She said, ITO ms at forty-eight;
long since wakened from my dreams
] seek for naught; for nothing wait.
81 am like one who blndly grOpes
Towards fading sunsets in the west;
Behind me he youths shattered hopes,
What can ask for nov but restI
"Some Joys | sought with heart on fire
Would find me now, but all too late
j watched ambition funeral pyre
Burn down ere was fory-eighL
with naught 10 hope, expect or win,
This lonely lot remains to me,
To count the wrecks Of what has befn
And know that nothing more can be.
Too sad 10 weep, too tired 20 pray
Alone she sat az fOrty-eight,
While sunset COlors paled TO gray
How GesOlate, how desolate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-11-12

Honors come high in England, ous
people must have them. A CORES
pondent says 80, 073 people there pay
a guinea each for the privilege, Of Us.
ing a crest on their plate and noIe
paper, and IL, BAT pay 2 guineas lof
painting it on their carriages. y ear.
Iy $4,000, 900 revenue is derived irom
this source.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-20
DRUGS.

AcIDs-Bulphurio . oarboy, $50, cltrio
8 H. 5ofpJSo, oxalic, y u, l0N; tartaric
powdered v y, f6CD48.
lUMB-Arablo, seloot, n, Soc. asafo.
tlda . to SOci camphor, q 10 Is; opium, ss.2(
" ttO.
oILs- Borgamot, sanderson's, g n S2.lO;
lemon, Sanderson's, N.S5i peppermint
200; wlntergreen, S225; olive, Malaga, SIS
PorAsH-Bromids, v y, 100; iodido,
$S.2o.
soAPs-oastile, mottlea, q q. s9lOci
CASTLE, white, liGl6.
laIHoKLLANEous - Ammonia, oarb., 4
%, $40; alum, Sls5 arrowroot, Bermuda, 500
BR,sam, oopaiba, goo; borax, refined, l00l2;
csle mel, am, 10; castor oil, n gal.
u.itCol.80; osssia buds, y II, l6lDlS; cream
tartar, pure e. n, 80; corrosive sublimate
y ID, Is; chloio flrin, p n, 30; extract
logwood, bulk, q u, i2lsll; glycerino
bulk, y n, l59lsx, iodine, resubllmated
iSsvs 80 isnS Ss,'1 zls SsOnP iSOr X; NOR n
phia, sulph, v o., $40; spirits inter
sweet, y D, 3d. atrychnia, crystals, tl,2t
g l.aCi hpioca, y ., u wax, whlie,,S
n, y26B,