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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Over 1,00O,OOO boxes OF Aclser's Dys1
pepsia Tablets sold Ia the paat 10
months, purely upon 5heir merits.
Why suffer wita chronic constipation,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, SICK h0ad-
ache, heartburn, and female troubles,
when w. III. Howell & Bcos, druggists,
offer you relief and positive cure in the
Dyspepsia Tablets. They sci! them on
q guarantee. lltf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

W. IL. Howell &, Bros, druggists,
wish to stata that they have a. last
found IN article they can cell on rs
merits. 1t liz with plea arre thev guar
autes to the public Acker's Laglish
Remedy as . sure and nover~tailtpg
euro tor asthma, coughs, Yhooping
cough, Group, and all lung tr0nbles. II
ia the standard remedy tor oonsunp-
tioD. They have never found 1ts
equal,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

The "Exposition Universe 10 de Part
Culiuaire" awarded ha highest h0n-i
ors TO Angostura BlttArs 10 the Iaoss
effioacious stimulant to aTcitG rho ap-
petite and to keep tho q iStsslYe o.Asiis,
In ecnd order. Ask fcr tife %er9ire'
article, manufactured .2aly ny De. j.
G. B. Seigerr ~ Sons, sna h0Were or
initstiong, nd
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

After thorough tess ". -.
Howell &c BroR., drugsis, lnss ppsi
lively assert thas &nke's English
Remedy IL tho besD uled.cine 10.
asthma. Group, coughs, wboop,r I,
cough, and all lung trOubiel, thst eAs1
be found. Ask them about II, FOR tnssy
fully guarantee it.
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LIVE STOCK.

1.-The quotations given below refer 10 grass
cattle, living weight
BEEvEs--2 to 2lkc fa ID.
Cows--11S8lc q ID; nnllch COWS, CON-
mon, go to $50 y head.
SHEEP--Prime, ll11G2c.
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nonthiy Earnings OF the Hansgs city
FORT s0att q CUR.

New YoRE, oai. 2o-lSneolal'l-The
aasnl4 - OF tho Kansas CITY Fort
Scott q Calf road Tor the first week In
oetobsr were $4,000, an iacraaso Of
| SA an.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Yellow skin, headache, siceP!ssHA
ness, highly colored urine arc indica-
items OF torpid liver. Yoa need
Hepatozone. Call for it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Catarrh cured, health and sweet :
breath secured by Shiloh's Caearrh
Remedy. Price SO cents, Nasal in
jector free. Solo by j. l., Williams X
To t ~. w ra
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

VIII Won suffer with Gyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vis8lizer lis
guaranteed to cure you. SDlG by j.. u.
Williams ~ ca. trt ghi. NN
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Shiloh'e Casarrh Remedy, q positive.
cure for catarfh, diphtheria ard calik-
or mouth. Sold by j. J.. Williams "
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
Houston, April 21, 1885.

Loss of appetite, costiveness, pain in
the head, dizziness all show you need
a liver tonic. Hepstozone is the only
remedy guaranteed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Shiloh,s Catarrh Remedy, q positive
cure for 0ntarrh, diphtheria and cank-
or mouth Sold by J. L. Wnliams,&
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22
FRUIT AND POULTRY.

ONroNs-St. Louis, 200 per barrel.
. CABBAGE-In crates, go.
CHIcKENs-Hene, $50; spring, $50.
EGGs-l5c per dozen.
BUTTER-Best grade northern, &c; best
Dallas County, 1502Oc; other Texas county
butter, l2c, according to quality.
APPLEs-l.00 per bushel; st. Louis, 8. so
per Dbl
l1ENoNs-$7. 30 per box.
oRANGEs-S SO per bsx.
NV AKT POTAroGs-
IRISH PorsToEs-lexss, go; Eesfhern
alq per Dusliol.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Wei PLEASED with cue rfnu .iisu ni
uestrs. Noumsn aa1 nUIlHI
Wsfh faf the Central Fhssln.
ger COMMITTEES Hal.
Foan E4Fnlngs, lic.

An Extension Cor ths NaFfoil a sarfh-
wes,efn,
Nav YonE, Oot 20 Especial. --lls'
spsoling tho rumor that tho Norfolk
n Western had negotiated q loan of
$1,000 900 rs 4 par osut, {. n officially
alatsi that the company has had ok
tended, at per oent.. $4,000 or a.
vlsloual and percent. hOahs'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Group, whccring cough and bron-
Ohisis iinnedistely Tolisvsd ~ Shi-
loll,s Cure, Sold by j. u. Williams ~
Co. 4t y is,iiii,,- ~ ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

Women inshops and Stores.
Women who labor often have back
ache. Benson's Capcine Porous Plas-
.ers will relieve it i'm mediately. Zoo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

NEw YORK, Oct, o. Quotations closed
as follows:
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EXPORTS AND BLOCKS.
Exports from ell United States ports thus
Tar this weeS: Great Britain, AZ, 96S; France,
6,72i: Continent, ,672. Stock at ell United
states ports: This day, 5i0,253; this day
last year, 526, los,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-22

BOSTON, Oct. 90. Wool steady and firm
with good demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleece, n u 49, including choice selections;
Michigan y neeces, 81 to - l-2 unwashed
wool, 20 TO % for fine and medium grades;
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

A Awriter in the forthcoming (Novem-
ber) Hdrper's, treating of THE De-
fence of our Sea-ports," points out that
in nine of our seabOard cities alone
property valued at s., ,322, 600, 900 is
exposed to destruction in case of war,
because of our lack of sea-coast de-
fences adequate to cope with the ma
vies of the fighting powers. He
sketches the remarkable development
of ordnance and armor since our war,
stimulated in a large measure by its
lessons, but in which we have had no
part. The new English guns throw a
shot of 2O00 pounds, penetrating 80
inches of iron at a distance of a thOus-
and yards, and have an effective
range of six miles. The writer urges
that immediate provision should be
made for an extensive torpedo outfit,
for gun factories capable of producing
the modern guns. and for a general
system of coast defence, at an expen-
diture of ten millions year for six or
seven years. 1t is announced that this
paper will be followed during next year
in Harper's by a careful study of THE
British Navy" by Sir Edward Reed,
and by a paper on Krupp's gun factory,
both fully illustrated.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

A New TRICK.-Mose Schaumburg
and Sam Oppenheimer are rival mer-
chants, and of course are very Jealous
of each other. Each one keeps a sharp
lookout on the movements of the other
Not long since they happened to meet
at the railroad depot in Austin, at
which were two trains, one that goes
South to San AntOnia, and another
which goes North to Dallas. The fol-
lowing conversation took place
How do you do, Mister Schaum-
burg, I vas so glad to see you" said
Oppenheimer.
De same NIT you, Mister Open
heimer. How wash pishness?" re-
piled Schaumburg.
Schlow, mighty schlOw Witch way
vas you draveling?" asked Openhei-
mer.
a vas going dot San Antonio to nit
der sOuf bound drain," said Schaum-
burg.
Dot wash foOny. Ven you dells
me you goes dot Dallas to den l know
you goes dot San Antonio to, and ven
you dells me you goes dot San Antonio
to, den I know you goes dot Dallas to-
but your CLERK, dot Schake SilverstOne,
he dells me already dot you goes dot
San Antonio to. Now vat | wants To
know is Wy haf you deceived me by
delling me dot troof Not new drick
ish dot ?N
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

STRIKING THE WRONG MAN.-TwO
Berlin hack drivers, each with a pas
senger in his vehicle, ran into each
other in a narrow street They began
to abuse each other, and growing
more violent, one of them raised his
whip and struck, not his opponent, but
his opponents passenger.
80" exclaimed the other, foaming
with rage, you thrash my passenger,
do you? Now I'll thrash your fare, "
and those hackmen lashed the unfor-
tunate passengers, but did not waste a
blow on each other.
This is very similar to the policy
pursued by the Imperial Governments
of Russia and Germany. They do not
90 to war with each other, but they
take it out on the unfortunate Jews,
from the German provinces of Russia,
and the Germans expel the Russian
Jews from Poland and other portions
of the German Empire.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

"There is more smoking tobacco
being made now than ever before.
Smokers are giving up cigars to a great
extent and using the better grades of
tobacco in pipes. In the lower grades
Of smoking tobacco immense quanti-
ties are being made and used. 1t
seems we'll that people should be smOk-
ing their own homegrown tobacco,
instead Of using foreign cigars. Most
Of the fine grade of tobacco used for
smoking is grown in North Carolina.
A good deal Of tobacco used for smOk-
ing is also grown in Pennsylvania now
though the most Of the tobacco raised
in that State is manufactured into
cigars. Actual statistics Of the growth
Of the consumption of tobacco would
be interesting but they are difficult to
| get. The greatest increase is, OF
course, in the use of the lower and
cheaper grades, and among the masses
OF the people the pipe has become a
| general source of sOlace and comfort. y
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

A SOFT THING" Dose times vas so
hard dot it wash imbossible to make
expenshes," said Ike Levy to Nose
Schaumburg, both being Texas mer-
chants.
d" l dells you vOt you does Levi ef
you wants to make monies. dell you
how you can choost double your invest
ment."
"How is den dOt?"
"Split matches, and sell 'em."
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

How TO KEEP CHEsTNUTs.- The
chestnut is not strictly a fruit, but
thousands Of boys and girls like to eat
it in late fall or winter, and many of
them do not know how to preserve it
so that it will be pleasant eating in
Winter. Generally it soon becomes as
hard and dry as marble, but this is un-
necessary. When first gathered put
the nuts in a common bag-not paper
One-and expose them a few days to
the sun and air on some roof, wood
pile or fence. Stir them over occa-
sionally, so that they do not sweat aud
mold. They will become a little witty
and when this is the case uniformly
and they seem dry, hang them in the
cellar-not in any chest or closet up
stairs-so that no mouse, squirrel or
rat can reach them. Improperly cured
when placed there they will remain
sweet and soft all Winter; if not cured
they will mould in the cellar, while
above the cellar they will become too
hard for anybOdy's teeth.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

GERMAN DIscIPLINE.-There was
to be a grand review and inspection Of
the troops of German garrison town.
A corporal gave the following order to
the soldiers.
Now, men, if the Major asks you
how you like your grub, you say
good If a Colonel asks you you
must reply very good If the Cen
eral asks you, you must speak up and
say il couldn't be BETTER"
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

He HAD GROwN.-A father was
very much annoyed by the foolish ques
tions of his little son.
Johnny, you are a great source OF
annoyance to me-"
what is the matter, paY"
"You ask so many foolish questions.
/ wesn't a big donkey when l was OF
your age"
No, pa, but you've growed heap
since. -
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
WHOLE NO. 1888.
Uniform Time for Holding Elec-
tions.

Reports indicate that the constitu-
tional amendment changing the time
of holding all State elections to No
vember has been carried in Ohio by a
decisive majority. October elections in
close States will be practically thing
of the past and no State will have an
undue influence upon the politics of
the country in either Congressional or
Presidential years.
This movement has been going on
for many years. 1t began before the
wa: by Illinois adopting November as
the month for all its elections. Little
progress was made in this direction
until the adoption of the new consti-
tuition by Pennsylvania in 1873. Up
to that time, and indeed for two Presi-
dental campaigns longer, Pennsylya-
mia was really the keystone State i'm
politics and, as such, its vote was al
ways cast for the successful candidate.
When this change was made Ohio and
Indiana became the finger boards ofpol-
tics by reason of their october elections,
and later West Virginia began to have
some importance, and even Iowa, al
though it has always voted the same
way, assisted to swell the chorus.
AT the Spring elections of 1880 the
people of Indiana decided by large
majority of the votes cast that elections
should be held in that State thereafter
in November. But the Supreme Court
OF the State, with an open and avowed
partisan purpose, decided that the
amendment had not been legally
adopted. The election of 1880 proved
to be one of the most corrupt in the his
tory of the country and the word
soap" first came to have a political
meaning. The Legislature chosen
| that year resubmitted the amendment
which was adopted by large majority.
In 1882 the Legislature of Iowa chang
ed the election in that State from Oc-
tOber to November in even-numbered
years and its SUCCESSORS made the law
uniform. Last year the people of West
Virginia abandoned October, and now
Ohio, the last close State to cling to
this dangerous method, has finally
given it up.
No more demOralizing influence has
been at work in our politics than these
elections. By means of them men and
money have been concentrated in com
paritively small localities, which have
been given an undue Importance. At
the same time these States have be-
come the mere auction-blOcks of poll
tics, which has left many traces of de-
moralizatiOn even after the cause OF
the evil was removed. This suniformity
in elections is amost promising advance
and one which taken will never be
lOst.-PhiIadelphiG Times
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

HARD LUCK.-You haven't got any
money yet?" asked bill collector of
Texas gentleman.
No money yet"
Well, now l am about tired of this.
This makes eight times I've been here,
and l haven't been able to get a cent
out of you yet"
Have you been here eight times al
ready? Well, l must say, you have
the darndest luck of any man l ever
had any dealings with. believe it is
your coming so often that brings me
bad luck too. You had better stay
away from now on"
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

A DIsGUsTED MAN.-There are some
people who will grumble when they
get to Heaven. Nose Schaumburg is
one of them.
"What for has you such disgoOsted
expression your face On?" said Sam
Levy to Nose Schaumburg.
because wash disgOOsted. ChoOst
as | vas walkin' dot Austin Evenue
down | found kwavater of tollar," ,"
replied Nose
-" A kwavater of tOllar Mine GOtt,
Wy wash you disgoosted ?"
Pecause it wash not n whole toll
lar"
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
An Entornri,inp. Reliablo House.

James p. HOifecker can always be relied upon.
not only 10 carry IN stock the best Of everything
but 70 secure the Agency for such articles as have
well-knOwn merit. and are popular with the peO-
pie, thereby sustaining the reputation OF being
always enterprslng. and ever reliable. Having
secured the Agency for the celebrated Dr. King $
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell II on
a positive guarantee. Il will surely cure any and
every affection Of Throat. Lungs, and Chest, and
b show our confidence, We invite you 10 call and
get Trial Bottle Free.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

Either people are growing more care
ful in regard to fires, or else we are be-
ing favored with q streak Of good luck,
for the fire losses in the United State
and Canada during the month Of Sep
tember were $4,000 less than the
aggregate for the corresponding period
4 year ago, and $4,000 les than the
September average for 10 years The
total los last month Was SSSSS,O00.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

Poor PAY.-The Bourbon Demo-
Gratis are very much disgusted
with the policy of the President.
Their share of the plunder amounts to
nothing at at all.
Those who have applied for office,
and not got any, will appreciate the
following little story:
Texas school teacher, out of curios-
ity, put the question to the scholars,
: what is nOthing?' A pause ensued
until an urchin, whose prOclivities for
earning a dime were we'll known
among his schOol-fellows, got up and
replied
It's when a man asks you to hold
his horse, and says thank YOU"
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
An Answer Wnntad.

Can anyone bring us a case Of Kidney or Liver
Complaint that Electric Bitters will not speedily
cure? We say they cannot, as thousands Of cases
already permanently cured aud who are daily
recommending Electric Btters will prove.
Brght's Disease. Diabetes. Weak Back, or any
the blood reFnate the bowels. and act directly on
the diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed.
For sale ut SOC. Il bottle by JAMES T. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

MATRIMONIAL ITEM.-"I am very
sorry that 1 did not get acquainted
with you until had become a wild
over, said Col. Percy Yerger to his
second wife with whom he does not
live very happily.
What do you mean by that ?"
asked the partner of his joys.
Nothing, except, that l would
much rather that you had been my first
wife" replied the fond husband, care
lessly.
Why do you wish that l had been
your first wife ?"
Because some other woman would
be my present wife, darling"
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
PASS 1T ALONG.

Who is this maid with chin so hight
No supplicatiOn in her eye,
Whose talk is of philosophy
Miss -, of Boston.
And who is she in bright attire,
Whose stunning style we all admire,
And who in stocks can take flyer?
Miss --, of New York.
All! who this "queen with radiant air -
With diamonds sprnkled in her hair -
And train that sweeps the ground aiar -
And always tells of "hya'r" and thar'Y'
Miss -, of st. Louis.
Chicago NetOs.
Who is the maid whose dainty slipper
Was boarded by pirate skipper
And rugged up for an ocean clipper?
Miss -, of Chicago.
-HObGlOOttOmie Herald.
Who is this maid so like fairy,
WinsOme and gentle, light and airy,
Lovely as rose and sweet as berry?
Miss --, of PittSburg.
-PitiSbUrg Leader
Who is this made by Worth alone,
'MOng all her gaudier sisters known,
Grown gray in flirting and in tone?
Miss - of Philadelphia.
Philadelphia NetCS.
WIS is this lass with cheeks of red,
And lustrOus eyes and shapely head,
Whom all the men would like to wed?
Miss --, of St. Paul.
st Paul Globe.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

JOSH Billings DEAD.--Henry w.
Shaw, better known as . Josh Billings,n
died at Monterey, October l4th, of apo
plexy. The body was embalmed and
sent East.
Henry w. Shaw was born in Berk-
shire county, Massachusetts, in 1918.
His grandfather, Dr. Samuel Shaw,
was a member of Congress from Yer
mont during the war of 1912, and his
father, Henry Shaw, was member
when the Missouri Compromise was
passed, in 1920. The humorist passed
his early life in the West as an auction
eer and farmer, without any thought of
writing, but when he was forty five
years, in May, 1868, he published a
humorous sketch under the name of
Josh Billings" since which time he
has written and published several vol
umes and has lectured in almost every
part of the United States.
While the humOr of Josh Billings
owed much of its popularity tC its fan
tastic presentation, in which he anti
cipated the absurbdities of the spelling
refOrmers, it was not dependent on
bad spelling alone. He had a real per-
ception of the character and motives of
average human nature and the art of
expressing familiar observations in an
epigrammatic form that was often
humorous and not seldom witty, and
that was the cause of much genuine
and wholesome amusement. Like
most professional humorists, he was
frequently tedious, and fresh springs OF
his invention had been exhausted some
time before his death. 1t may be said
Of him, however, that he always res
pected goodness and truth, and there
are many greater wits whose influence
has not been half as good as his.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

MONUMENTS AT GETTYsBURG.-
Eight new monuments we're dedicated
ON the Gettysburg battlefield last week
by Massachusetts, veterans. There are
now 20 such monuments on what is to
be the great memorial and historic bat
tlefeld Of the war, and the work is on
ly just begun. New Hampshire, New
Jersey, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
1.-TWO regiments of which state are al
ready represented by tablets), New
York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio,
Indiana and Minnesota, the legislatures
Of all Of which states have made apprO-
priations, are either at work in the
matter or soon will be. Many Of the
memorials are of unusual artistic ex-
| cellence.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

A new article of export is the " bum
bic bee" A consignment Of these kind
of bees were recently sent on an ocean
steamer to New Zealand, where they
are to be utilized to fertilize the clover
and make it "seed." The importer ex-
poets the humble bee" will save him
81, 900 a year in seed. Now won't some
foreign country develope q use for the
American mosquito? The insect would
be to hum" anywhere.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

The mortality reports from all our
large cities indicate an increase Of dis
ease. Were the blOOd-cOrrupting alcO-
holic pOisOns, known as medicinal
tonics, suppressed BY law, and the great
invigorat0r, Vinegar Bitters, suhstitO'
tod, deaths harvest would not yield ~
largely as it does 10 realiee its VIZ
tues Il h only necessary te alVe a NtAN
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
know that 1 bought the animal ?"
"YOu have bought him ?"

"YOu have bought him ?"
81 know what you are gOiug to say,
you are going to remind me of that
fool, the Baron, and all the rest of the
riders who have joined the great silent
majority. Let me tell you those
chumps were only beginners. It's a
different thing with me, but l must be
going.
Il babe goodbye to my friend, for 1
had a forbOding that he was going to
do something rash; next morning he
climbed up that internal quadruped
and moment later he brought up the
rear of the funeral procession with a
fractured skull" ."-Terds Sittings.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

The eOmp0nents Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup are
daily prescribed By the ablest physicians, whose
success Is due % the specific Influence Of these
compOnenis. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup skillfully
prepared for immediate use, is for sale by all
druggists.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

Bismarck denies that he IS cOntem-
plating the seizure Of = portion Of Den
marx. Such rumOTs are unworthy OF
his attention. He don't dare 70 ne
tiee them
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21
RnoLI.,,. Ar,,oa soIv.

The Best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises,
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruplions, and positively cures Piles or no pay
required. Il Is guaranteed 70 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded Price - cents per
box. For sale by JAMES +. HOFFECKEE.
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

Dr. Henley'S C'olery, ReSf and IrOa
e0seeS Nervous lrg8saeS6ty an6 gives
EelgesAleE StesN % sAoSe tEo0ele3 WITH
h,soeaeA
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

MopERN w.
Armitage, architectural draughtsman,
No, sO2 MontgOmery street, San Fran
ets,sN, NAlitNrnsa, writes that having q
very eeN'Ate ootEh, which he found diff
MtNt ~ feaove, he tried Red Star
NNAssah VN,ySN aNa ageer . fsVr ,is,ses vs.
VaNslAletNly eAlyS,A, RS,gN,er,rs,s IN, 49,
NANNAgkAh,a g0aNla. ~ esvS = - 49,
NyNNa masAeap Qf IN R.s,,i,,' -, 49,,
RlAN NNNAN a MkA eANssA, aa.i ss ,s.,,,.,,.S
siNAslA eil1qlA pRAN thaaa. fla rs.Ssr.,,
WNNSSh kVA Wsa tN eNegV hAesRhaeA
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

IammaNy avid lFVlRa traits NANN
nanlAataa i combination Nt4NNtN fift9N
Ia New Nafk aNa the kt'NNW iNNAYt
Wey have Alae pMt ~ MeN ~ WV f'iN'N
Smyrna times., 1885-10-21

Efs.ss WrTi5s ss-sn-as ana sso--ss wiEh bum
49,. hfS A.. 10 Il-5e WEIlia i - sezE. - -
~ SalFar511 on lks Ers4z Lill1zs1L