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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17


THERE is q Baptist church in Rockford,
Ill, where tho brethcrn do not dwell in that
peace aud amitv that should characterize the
conduct Of Christians. \ few days ago their
pastor rendered his resignation and the vote
stood 81 for it and 81 against it, This ap-
pears TO have been the original fly in the
ointment and whom the customary certificate
Of dismissal and good standing was asked for.
there were four church members who voted
against its granting. One of tho dissentcrs
was prominent merchant of the town. and
for his act the pastor promptly denounced
him, charging him with keeping his store
open on the Sabbath and string up turmoil
and dissenSion whenever the orcasiOn
| offered. Another parishiouer here joined in
the alteration long enough TO tell tho
shepherd of the flock that he was " off his
| base Then the pastor shook his fist in the
face of the prominent merchant, and an cx-
! citing scene followed in which the pastors
wife made her entrance upon the scene in a
vain effort to persuade her hunband TO leave
| the church. 1t was very quiet aud con-
| sciencc-stricken party that left the church
| that night, and it is said that the unCodlv
| portion Of the town have added insult 10 IN.
! Jury IN making open merriment out Of the
| occurrence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

InE senate must view with some alarm
the prospect of having Mr.. Evurt, within it.
II now contains several senators who are
wonderful word fountains, but when it gets
Evarts IT will have the Niagara in the word
cataract liuc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

and, by continuing his threats, chokcd him
TO death.
Leroy observed 2 urm domCauor Ou tho
scailOld aud asserted his innocence Go the
last His neck was broken bv the fall
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17


THERE is genius up in Franklin county,
Otto Trudgein by name, who has invented an
instrument that Inc calls the sphygmograph,
which when worn on the person will uuer.
ringly indicate the point at which liquor
ceases to be a stimulant and becomes posi-
tive injury. 1t is so small that it can be f,s-
tened conveniently upon the vest near the
arm-hOle, and so delicate In construction that
It will faithfully perform its work Of regis
tering tho various effects Of alcohol upon tho
system without interfering with the move
ments Of tho person Such an instrument
would work wonders IN this county and
cause our warning judges to he in perfect
harmony on the license question. For what
saloon keeper would sell TO n mau "visibIy
affected when he plainly saw by a glance
at the sphygmograph that he was laboring nm
der larger load than he could carry? The
wearing of Il sphyGmOgraph might be made
compulsory by little stretch of the doctrine
Of sumptuarv legislation, The inventor
should supplement his great work by an in
vcntiCn registering the exact age of each ap-
pliCant for drink. and thus the niquitous
sale to minors might be wiped away
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

ThE University OF Pennsylvania has open
cd department Of physical education with
DR.. J. William White as director of physical
training. In his address to tho students the
director declared that tho aim is 10 estimate
in each case the present condition of the indi-
vidual by q series Of measurements and tests
Of strength taken in conjunction with his per-
sonal aud family history, thus showing at the
same time not only his absolute but also his
comparative strength. demonstrating his
points Of special weakness, and indicating
therefore the direction in which he most
needs Development Recroativc and comreti-
two sports, while Of great value, develop the
participant umcqually, They do not give
that Symmetrical, harmonious development
which is arrived at In scientific system of
physical education. These are proper scnti-
mcu's from the lips Of physical instructor,
and If they arc put into practice their fruit
age with the students must he sound minds
IN sound bodies
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

THAI arrant llathcrskite Captain Phelan,
Is said by his physician to DO talking too
much for his own good. This has always
been the trouble with the O'Dynamtc Rossa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

Not this year, some other year has boou
an old refrain 10 the cars of Gen. Beaver
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-01-17

EyAETs hurled few Of his ScSguipcdaiIa
uerbn into the ranks Of the opposition. and
10 tho senatorial prize is within his grasp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

'essor Dldge, o. Pfincpon, hus
49,, 20. mis'ed Moss Mousslicrs O ba
stFsd AMI 10 30 10 heaven, not 90 tute
h we, Jew, aso.her preacns.a amt.
by put u, but because he wra Cnris.
tien according {, that learned rrufos-
sof's theofies. He reasons 'nna: 'Itj.
cers sll that y nnsn who really Icj a.,
Cbris. thereby r. scts tho ratuor " ho
hEs sent hin. Hence The col yer, . I a
tire: Thrt rho man who has trul,
recognized the Father could not re slls
have rejected Christ" According 10
a Il NJ ner monctbeists WHO truly loo
nrni-e the Father are C,rissi snt.
~hesner they kcow OF or behave IN
Christ, or whether they do not. Tie
rrc essor ]. getting stoutly hsresical.--
American Ia stlte.
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JaronuiL rna ,Yh,.l-.-

l. moss tiRn aqugrier ora on, "a,
s.se joy Could tasted WHISKY, aud
,an rfsr drink was tho las. In 'hc
"a hwnOn 70 was a surveyor IN \
SO way and wes mappug o county
o''po practical plso Of goglng loir
infe md moalsot iha rimare in 4.
rhH, - iQr mnrtilB rl'lnct sGo G'f.
cnit = dcof1lpp, be- utr 30 .r
A." yet, tts,N Ri'efncrc. Drctnin fo
q Hoir' vtavfru. Janis plc itra. p
nlt .e'h lttrd ieniN Q ulS n.in
40 &C. q r'n go togcutyaf
trfntllntyn "a OF whisky with
Nfn dim1, 81 Wtn iIncrspt uf or
so p ~ les raYinf, "arGrr,
l9 classhad Q r'.io wof0fJs 0f.
N' 'n,- VAad ilc 'umtuf ,for',
1' f'0efmfdo 10 piu'sat
80 LIZ $50 "a tht we hnrH. lsn
Nt ftit rfitHgltY lee'
.n VIA ufcr ~ ot.tRnres.nri
l'nl z taki NJ Ue nhhf.ngn Nlit
r, u U'in utr Flo hrd ~
rIt1 Dob 10 nnuir, atl r..
re ,nn rht ~ msli-. sl.an
% eif heavens iusicri of a ID,
Pc ION vi tnis.mu daue tph =,
a n unut or Lioea oi esa,.ei "a,
n zee y ano trnlsa log nap rr
."tr' CHinn .elt. Itrnks ~ IA nn
o. ir1ns, nrd fnlnd i.ia' tns
...ie@ On r-eii ia mr rn' ? ,,nos a ~
~ tn line Of G ira u,asm wan ouita
Hcnh0rsrt. | was sallv conf, "a
hat fi'i-ky vEs psd e.ifvesol Il, az 1
NAYS s.er ,.i.d it forrs+ o ar M. !
1ose. 'Ainsuy journal,
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GA !, oi,y NNgys.

7
Ia. as a Bouus f"r iae coteon nh.
~ caarcl Oolngs-- icicntilc aa,'
Lstera 2 Cl.cle--ihe Hog poIsonrr
at1oah--0ther Notes.
Dr. ,E,oy.o rs ssiGll-At the
niee-ug called for .9.ais = 10 io1-a
steps y aiae the ,3l,c.o, Dsn,son's pyo-
portion i0r cot n n,'l, as fsirly +.
ten6ec. w. j. Munsan was oIac 90
oheirEIs d and l.. ~. rob'nran, score.
MfT. Alb O.'0oi and IMPORTANCE ot
secure StiA : vase, Dlainad by tLa
ehels, ant M0ssga. hcnes0n. J.. lS!nsnn
and oil he- . addressed tho nee ding M Il
u.Nea 10 iGpoitance OF PROM tlc.iop
iae following eoid.nit.c1 gas ii.3u
| sNpoiE,so . canvass tho ca IA aise
| Lac amouui 1ecsssG.y: j. y, .jcn ann,
J. b. Oa.Sul. Sam Ssrr Cplnra
nddy, Sesa Hanna, I'd Zint.yait j.
II. = .nrlo, Dr. A ellison, j q. ty1piaa.
J. L. Car, z. Old ,npelj, W. Ii, TIDE,
l Y, Johnncp, DR. j. q. Fields.
The c.sr council have ordered "a,
cleetioi ON Dgasmbsr s TO e,aaE ~ cit,
e~-reialV Tho friends OF o d. Parker
gro thir,.ius seriously OF bringing IN
cut ~ a candidate. Mr. Parker IA a
gentlemen, rad we'll qualified Tor tho
rsii iop,
rno cil fathers advertised for olce
rr ~. dug Two outhousss on tho puu.
~ c'hool sfourds. Tor 'he use of ths
pupll-. Rome OF tho bids nparer las
Steht %ora lesq than $500, aud tho
sn q. decd q by u mtioO1y vote mol
~ brhd .Lem. They VIII probably
.p't tho money into ward snhcSl
hounes.
sfe CSgrteuqCa Scientific and IT.
erMT circle met AZ tho residence %, l.
=. Hitllsway last n',ht. Ons o! ;hA
ifRlGlol oi th5 me- citing viii ba
y fniHlrf class cont or members
o. ~ SlIc Q, n!l "a tue srmo Sc
10 'ti1ns from CHI |! old.
Tue rag Soro H. 's,ul'ng M is q. Z.
islrs. u IL not failure, bui lust q
Etlospg M TO quit on the peri of tho
CasDsr Bios.
Hun ing tho woods FOR eosus 10 al
10 rage now. Those VINO go cav Mo
huctlgg 10 sp,oudih, but the finding ol
tDsid IL ago,her thing.
One OF A. II. Collins COVE wss found
10 tn, yard at his cedars farm iris
morniog vi.h a broken leg IL la moi
snown what caused tho break. Thnl
cav, nilhough good one, was Fitted
% pa !. out Of misery.
william E,glsni, engineer ON Che
V!tsr u'i Par itic, 10 taking lsy off al
% days ana Improving his inIe by u.
frnylne bis house.
Jsmoa hlalr, wao has been bed "a
don WITH rhonma ism Tor vcasr, :.
'fNl0ty improving undo ths .rent-
~. At % .ho eaamcnd King.
.. Wide, WOO nrs teen contl
T MS bed Tor months With rhor 1s'ic
r0V doom noi impr yo any. Is c.'iil. ;
J.. Hy.h,ug.
.tte l.ouo Star mills ryo now r,n.
Mag 10 hours daily, cud are e., ,irr
.u' Soo rrsla of i.,vr esch dsy. ia
II lu' ii1fs y 10 ldy market IA tho Sfaic
,ur % equal 70 the besi.
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FROM WsC.
STATEMENT BY TOM vARnglL,
The FPlshoro jail Too Uncomfortable.
DE- Joseph Nh'ts gistti,g Her
sdsbsna, the brazilian Coua-
terieiter - no Glao,ric
light vlsns stripped.

W 0r, Nov. 20 speoisl.l-'o u
vasue desires to e,rssos ns .smsnt
made in .hsintsrviee wlsl aim ys.-
tsraaf. vsrneg sSv - aaotsd
mo IS sSying tat $50 Bin jan
was so lrssonrs ta2sI Tar a4e1 lnob
yo.enca Il kent fes,s. Ycn msuu
'dfys.nod u.s. I di1 rot nor 40 ! ieas
- aoo, PhereSs0n I waA,89 10 90.
olFof tte Hili- horojsil was b qauae i,
wss YER uncomfortable and l hgG
esag'ed Of o3aieemsnt ia sueA 5
ollce" Ysrnels apossred very rop-
iaito-de~ md 6oss nos seem 10 bsva
y ept srsious Of GFisah,5ae -
suif onp MSS aas3 9uiUes ut.4A 81 D.
1*Fd' cnN ~ 1H i!Vic 81 a. use 1850
fom i .ilsboro, VITA Van &. wss
70 rr cn 20 the Eon yile .lsOn o.
p agd II. Whta, via r. Aa
~ nat Ga.rnGan5 ~ lha ctle0Ystc1
BIS l COUNTS 'a,fUss tsse, Aes 0tH
la 'ii9 r. Two DAYS ia. h.r nut-
q q ~ Tor 10 ois densrlufo .s Gro I
Tor $ mig. Soc V.s IN in s vi
rhd "ut9 not 81 as ee let .,paa7 On
Pa ag&rse wolfe ssre a5 ya the
Tal6oS Professor Melo0o ard mite.
whe Eueg her in 3 Iii. Sh d 4
j ciY Sdgoated lady 4 20 loy ! 10
her Nusa I'D char $40 ,isreVes ho .gilf
surely 40 acquitted. She bade hin
oQd-pY0 th S even ~ and rs ga 7eiro
hnpl rcsr Wbi5Jty. /. IS p-qS-
Aale .ilt " rsnal CAOAi vii aeJ4l-
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INDIAN .,IGlygocx IiA.rsas.

a "a o. 'is o,o',aw Cow = on So,
Lrs'i"7N Qae..'ou,
io:. SIX &, hr.. No.. =. -lt,
stnrope courolof the Cho wv ne.,aa
adjourned, Gfer IVA weals s,s ION
10 M ures Of neo'a' iu roy.sr @
can.o os.oro 81. oN-.pt,i'a acontrof
--a'ionc 'f aadn,c. whleh rCs G
,r,cI sod spp owed, aEd q or. rR
rr,Y % no pe'la iOcy rasl rpt {,
49, mento luiIn Di.ayd, 90 ~
ING D.. = e. uciCg cpr.G,t. ~
3r" mect -l no DOR WAC
r'sr.R NO 7nai. "a la on
-cca o.I Ger rN a..
'icf torn cp1u .'r OF 100 per num
rp nls nOR a raud Nv $40
.ie.. Cor1-nnen -o.ies ttlt
hu'f ~ rcao'dD lg,s.tgs uf tbci o..
20 f'uri "1.rh u now uee-'r IT'D
OGo. ror. ,Dco a~si .srl ustrroc d
Ort ione 'nn haze o. st0 ito eme,n
@.t n2s s9t ONO N3cUyu % cft.l tncc.
lSN .t.c :" y MAJ c; @, ,gr re, 4,
TIA lies 81 oCl ai.9 > -cr see, .,'t o
Crnno . tarcQ uo I'll ~. oug >
e ram, Y - DO s'ven :lCl per far-p.
~ lowed aloSeonao.a tune o nova
ON OF 20 CaCe SW r0goiy aicu. Al
aofc i.Sc' men vHo tsue6 i5rsgi .ar,
o; who we o not Qualified - ~ 81,
* no wac ic.0sad tao lagl.r 10
8 . - OF no GA IL Hranois. r-.'
d rs -iiI do sand renioveS nv .if
0tttem iitsry II necessary.
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a ooLgsg DEAR.


,p.,., -. ,r,.
9 oe",'
i 9il1 hl9. NJ fe 500 cyCDcd &
e'ate.A uunibgr OF dear es,v.i b *
t.tofi,, ~. = ,,,t ~ ,ha D..
4A AfA &R!eh ths hcnsFaaie
.le Erie railway sa9a, ha-
1 a $40 I'M 1,o,re 49,
81. -
"9 N'i%so ~ L"1'
9N ~ 70 ttW9S @NrDded Ii az
cesIa 81 pN5 ln@ lr0ntns "pcss, Z
''-.Asoi FsfY iaiG ans -, bl
81. n NHa ili'tj ia tho illag,
" Hsh ate d&Js saJi a'-ssa
'apt !3-.Fy s,tsse.
;, ID. Fsn Atlp, telegraph optrs0f
~ leu Il SRTeef aear huuteT.
~ ,eW az ago he "ehi into ,i4 NO -
N'iis Wesk o. th0 stsl'on 80 NUM- fsr Is
np@s Tass NAG rsaa seaa ~ - 81
> 'e'tl'.' Nhle NJ ~as diving tbs
'Alt i5h ~ COZ sn eAQrmpuS I'VE
eA etil1 uIg0 tnJ woods on
q s't' .de OF to yaIifJ, Ggs .fN
esie 50 DFlah ats 20 Httq-lD Ca "a,
sHs ia 80. 10 = at
@s aNg i p COS called llt
Isc eha eiiNoupg Vac railroa;l
'Fscd i'e. traeN no enie q
N'1aa3 10 Van A&in N6s hunt
t,eiyl 2 y caue Ghiu bls raa
ad cf iae h--a- snd hI
- ~ Nt g 4 JfoA rle C- las
HNN'7i ~ hs lfD&l ltEta, AZ iAat
20 ',5'.s ara' trA!o; GA l.J say ces /,
tPg'oee2i r4 tleep0t, pad ths dar
-.f.'l Y NNJ only H1aW lret p 70 If tlH
AhFtfe' INA bu1k .kepi o. tA5
atA r'h On ioWyn lotSaw s-.su
,D''-y l,a Na4 iMAa Hi&e,J ce
iiuol tua W Wr'ai ard, put
-t1 lbAsl - .opoi ! sp q, r45 en-
~ii- 20 l-foE,aii gtY3 dbA,9 60 tho
5000 " ~, p ~ tAe 3 est saead, the
~ ~ Ups oflne hu1k tcpgpt4i
we le-u. Fon l0o0noiva WI s
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- ','tS Nv ""' 10 y Q
$50 toFee leto o. o...t "a
,,r,.a a., l.,, 49,.
$50. w.
&c 'utn ~ '' 'Ad'r'aHep!e
Isi ~ .t 70 eld h, s.e.Ous
q, ,osnr, y Anr sapd :,
-.i, ~, 10
oafol .na .re.ho5a
oe,a gsrl. "a p'lt,
i. ''.'s os'Tt on tDe cast
| q, "a >.s'n5 c'o a. "a Ca AZ o
eoN 90 - ur '.-ir Ee-, ftp7
-lh' eh' 9iIshs > ~ ih3 tari.r
lt .to stage 81
% S1nia1Yiy igouEh0u.
10 st4-i9 go. 20 Sr"p &c sea, Wa
'A..' 90 = ( - 81 'or-atr Zen
you" e''is ungefS, No rrsh
LAG llhW' fecE, "ore
u. tu4l H's To- rest. 10 raj
/ % 80 VIVA IAe 'rfil .irs5rs 81 s'r'ns IL.
~ ~. &c .ceen oith is ..vtug
.."'sl. ;.ad ~. tlofl il3riuy 8 iccn
'.'e"cn, 81 craE y BY despci os.
iHs syulp haio 10 9iings ita tho
NeofS. I1e Ne5 % LoaSlnE IN
''l sDn lF OF talNhi,0ni % nf.ug
% i,il.n'o Ggr ~. uah as lh0 aeligat-
W WIG N'sHSlii TAG tais w.
ION or tla iail ..oused the
oSo y { 10 ahish pit. OF G l,a1siHem.
- son ti1he "hero tho limo
"a" sra ne ieJurod brother -
~ go, 49,, the iWha''ra csV, aad
I, ~ o.no Wali soy mans, ihe da~.
i'is ~ tuu ue' p,tu' 'tiNhmeo, the atm
ea'sne o. lao reseoned mau--
s, .,i'f' re a'd'snee lnahfe'tblsss
epen'
'u0i 10 iun en- ,ioua and pathetic
10y , ~ Wy, " Nr. J'ul',
~ no IuEb4shb VY ~ smith ~
ne' -eVA yarnor, oSmo tho fn9 irish
~, arsena, ION b. !ir, Co.oGNa IS
>. 70 Wsa ~. az ecua AND
&c ~ OF I.in, "i.s.h i.0t' = Terary
e,o 2 s-.rre, 10 t@e ~ O. ..tile
W ~. cu2rh( or,@N t,ia au OF ant
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ANA o., c,n,.,'ullo,ni Con-,

Hms e., C,nsjta,io,R' Gov: ai..-l
Nav crMfrs, Nov. =. Co .a,s
slose 'Ai,pon, OF ,no os ssi,.on
N fR'tn1r,, re uNod toN77 o latlur
ir9m ITO J les o. d oad loaa, or 81.
10 l'iG.rar lux an in ua.rs, -nnv
.ancored him % deliver an ADDRESS n.
10 American Con li,ulioaal cors.s y,
ge held y ,hc esuoalion mr. 10
htd on Tue sjIn OF n0lsI ahl.t ~. ~
VIE onsio ritord 'i'n tlngrcss ,lft
soSn ~ sent - ~ pn igr gsapc Ia liors
trrort hoas the Uni I'd ST.. b., ryd tle
clieial representatives q. Wapbin,
o. o' ;h1 10 Sprriah rcpubltr, NJ
their posornmepis havo % y rro ,tar ~
les. .x IN, 'akon thu cln7'ilutior q
the Waited SIS, ss as n model for ,>nii
own. Tho nhiaut of 10 Cantress n 4
sksrreim.pAry nier7 .Ovard s,v.gt
y publt, ce.ubra,ion on tna s1 81
hnrcA. $50 Of Inc ent-un.nl o, shc
adoption o, tho rops'i.u,lnn Nv It'd
parent fepubl'c--ihe United s ases.
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Tun Basa LID sayes D aaa for Sort
Worth eHQh 1oFnrs O 40 o'elosk aii
the pscTl Tesas & Pecldc Ral'resd
oou,pafy vs. nsiD. 9ra by eaIG com
pans fss theexprasp ruiposs O cav
rylrgtte Dslla, ineaing dpiiies st
heir leitt ond fqaai expanse.
Thus Tux HrlAaD il, be ieNpc en-
eli ;rsinA, ieeyire Fort VIC d for
their reapec'iys difs icns, end q sl
stations alorg the raniFa,
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- esd pzrne dos =.

- ste ntw scheme to spi cad the
sns. el." said an evangelist 10 q Cou.
s.sf reporter yesterday. "You know
a'i sorss Of people use the telephone,
aad doubtless you have observed the
unesi.,ly frame OF temper mcss q,
IN An Int, during he irfervsl nom
.' us..' ,o.eeliv Well. In going 70
MN ~ : socie'y wlscse purpose ths,i b.
% sssins ire mc!e 'otysrv tslrphoos
.s sns e'nn'ry q Ihis VIII rIvs s6s ~.
, = : se:s'1 Ss'le 30 ss1l2|1
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THE Alvarado Bulletin siys that
SWAIN isn'S b'oAd-gsuged enough to
occuoy tho chair Sled by Corn aad
q Rorgnrs Trcm present Indications
tho Lulistin seem - be reckoning
withoaI IT, hest IA tins respect, OF =
big boom isn's worth snytrIns ior
prngnne, icatlnq.
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Has % Ca tlomin any m Dre riga, I o
gre-s his herds On The childrsn's lane
than he armer TO cultivate his ccop>
thereon. WI nou. psy? II ,hero Is no
objection 70 tho coz, there can, losi-
cally, b none TO tho hoo. II nono g.
tho huo, ihsa none 70 tho wire fenc,
around and upon The sariolard. How
che m,tAl l. ha nun lrst oas, or wLor,
plncod, can mako no difference.
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TINS q. ,lero seem 10 90 nut o.,
csndida;o Cor the comp.roliersll 10,
From I'll appearance, the yDoio S.st
issat'ss d with Mn. Orbtcsv. Au5,
1udeod, 'he msp insp,res conudec Q
wherever no Is know. Tke, iod Q
his hlpe;ior Intelligence and his OK
perience in accorn.s, W. abou. set;ls
thecAse.
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gsis TauNK IlsE RAILROAD

ovs esahs y i milking rSria pru
frses y mSny NJ ms, but we ere iest.
fdi tsine IN ctie7r. we haze hesl
sso7 INV Fap dis cur forSsls apa y
ee-aA = ~,anano comes MR. 'a 81
IL or. aud esi bats by SIAN lsee
d .tAf steriiiugr ~ If extirss.o
afper aa.inir. as lusslp, Id
4 ( is aooss, To- aeer sH prms
su ii,ssy r1ermee ~ ~
E - ~ AR, ast q
~ Isl, I'D lor dc, sir ~ A
W Z se'afSng 3 lae' W atfeuie
81 tt6 seass 10 30 iua
~ no hsa proved &,
sor nnm0n sense and caif
81 flis isr.thor m indsh
IS 81 ~ So tbe icneey to-
us 'als ini.s tasr6 ehou'a
e9i4 - ID testeaiaips b.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Nor two years ago we say ,vo men
qusrreling about calf. urtil they
camo 70 blows. The calf, y apponfs,
had injured the ne'khoor's garden.
10th mon have siuce died. To-day
there 90 remBioiug two widows an
ono COW. We suppose all parties are
now satisfied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

TgH afternoon dailesoi 1e-rs have
form 4 an asSool alton and INTO preps.-
ing 10 obtain all possible dispatches
from over tho country, and foreign
porIs ~ well. This II A. 10 should be,
aud there should be interposed no OBJ
lection thereto by the n,sr ming dailles.
Tnsrs Il no conflict between tho two
olasses II journals. Ga tho contrary,
Trey ought to DO and could 10 made 10
osdsl each othor. Plduty Of room for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

TIC Chicagc 70. 0reen a,er, 81 =
the nail on the hesl ler IL o't5ves:
"The president love o apo Jey .,
paper mon TO Office, ns he krorg u
when ne does 70 polaiug can he e~ri
against he sppcInte, that hsf rot
been geld teforen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

rs.ss ID rr spnsoRsprioN.
many
sarseeArrovrM-ar a 1855.

TINS HRnss,p VIII esieen it No esse
ola Wy . Ii eny of the travelling COM
mao wliiivtoAm this office b. cor
res nes ar othsrviss Of shy m
eiils, sosnsosaso cepies Gifts daily is-
ar s',y II The railroad trains. The
new lipys are M silly supplied for the
nss.rirf,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

!. PETn.eSrr GREY give gcl'Se ~;
b. desire TO DO hin ovr srctnasor q
tia presidens Of Trslco. This ia q
~ natural desire, Hosins ths' 80
az ial palary Is $4,000. Th,s IL :cij
OF saucs that any Cru worf { -
bs seaso ned with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

IT nlases one feel finder to, sG an
his rico when no sees the &C cn OF
people abroad in 0asas Of distross ike
that which his lately so iIllcied Cal
weston. A few moro dona'ioos 10
thoss already proifSrsi viii mako u o
poorer clsssos O. the i.,end City qr.;s
hanpv,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

khAEf,r Erazt-T-H ctT $ AN.
roN's hopes IA casl the balIct, sho
has iust p,ssa1 tic "lhre,-scoro years
and ian''and s,'i tas n2tions, Ccr-ya. {
hsH dom no.hiugiG eEsJle her IS
dulee INT coveted privileae.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

I.Ertaa vorkiramen OF tho w., !
States oivisa them seiyeF So 70
fruo ea',cts Of tho tariff law, aud .aey
WILSON 10 diagrsted with tho Toe
OF It's being "maeicisn's wana.,
n " -'sra n people more belo 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

TnBJ,r sn Sta'tsmsr isro teiid
by ora % TIE srpalor naer or ihe
court. spf 6 s7f'fnlsu q ine ez-
perIenaa AID sararr''v torfees lows,
but alss, r,r y, io=Itlcrr on tho
money ~ sion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

J IS 10 'G yeshafce .t
ianfa " owale, hr, 3 tial0lsa-
f,astt,, is : mss Teen. reNs, tioa
I ge It Wa uua who ST.
fsfF q, joh say'.aLic {ei 1868,
10 A l.D Ellatsment lev n@ l,o
tbe est dlspcaii0a t9 30
vie 9 81 seaool iande, ts8v c.
s4iieg gaiity ~ oUr ooue'9s efnnlo.
uieaS p eolcc oiutlcn y aey on,
sAdsN tdoasuta VIII ir! Rofsalizg
tsTaT Il lisletDr gh6sA&tl make
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

" lF.i ~ mnsiey s.snir liz Is
Nnir Fni FiwTp trWn soaa.h'
clssa on a'iaa eui'. loog o's 'rr ~
Law gal'= Fsas. a5s sam asll 1lala-
ages WI inote npm.Hoay's -
watrt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
with her lore.

t. wing climate. W acSns,n
Js. srs s4lllpy for SEQ ger ec'c
Averaged. with unsurpsssed sos sDG
clluste. Texas hes MI IONS OF rcios of
tn soess quality, vutotchei, Ct 81 per
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21
o " h R Q @ A. II as,

Our Oyercoats will bear the same scrutinizing in.
vestgation that we invite SUITS and we guarantee the
same difference in prices that exist in our suits The
prices are 400 $780, 6OO $780, and $1,000 At the latter
price we are showing half dozen different styles of make
and material that beat anything ever SEEM Prices then
range from II 90 to 500 The styles represented include the
Prince Charles the Chesterfield Ulster Userete Trock
and Dress sack.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

Tn s'rsre Dhi'y Caurlo. tl
reaprr 40 uodav, o}i iustar, ~
an sitefooar paner. In enlarged fo,t''
ard has arranged for 81 the ds'
uafrltn..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-21

VIII 'otar in europe
pi1rssuEe, Nov. eo.-Johu L. sulli.
vsn' tho png'lss, has signed contrrct
ncre tsls week with John Conner, Of
Nav Yo'k CITY, under Whose
mepsBemcht be sgroes 10
msx toni Of Europe
Anu AuCfaIs next year. He sgrsea
g inset any man who may be brought
aHclnkt hun under any Giro nm staucep,
wisn or Without gloves and undsF aus