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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

The American Copyright League, hav-
ing failed in its forts to get Congress to
pass an international copyright law Civ
ing foreigners property in their books
when published in this country. now ap-
peals TO the public for help. The league
thinks that if it can get public
opinion on its side it will
have no trouble in getting
Congress to pass the desired law. The
New York Graphic thinks the reason that
Congressman refuse to bother themselves
about an International COPYRIGHT law is
that the votes of Literary fenerso don't
amount to much because there are so
few OF them. 1t says: $40 vote for legis-
latiOn TO promote the interests OF others
IS too remote and vague a consideration
TO command attention from a Congress
man. How many Of these ''literary fell
lerse live in my district? is the ONLY
question that interests him. If authors
can command votes as soldiers can. there
is absolutely no limit to what Congress
will do for them. AS literary men are
generally unfamiliar with politics.
we venture to give them a tip or hint.
Let them make it understood that they
will carefully take down the nanses Of
those members Of Congress who oppose
or refuse to act in behalf OF an interna.
tonal copyright law, lists of which names
10 be transmitted to every novelist and
other well-known writer in the United
States and in England for use in works Of
fiction, and in other WAYS as writers can
make 1t convenient or may see tit. Hold
ing lawmaker up to ridlcule ard maxi
ing available his character and anteced-
ents for satire will bring the gentleman
TO his senses and 20 terms at once. When
authors show that they can directly af-
feet politicians popularity or can in
luence votes, their case is gained.v
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Connecticut does not propose 20 become
a centre OF dynamite operations. The
Legislature Of that State has enacted a
law prescribing maximum penalty Of
$1,000 tine or twenty years impri-oum1nt
for manufacturing dynamite or having
the explosive in ones possession tor an un.
lawful purpose, The killing Of any per.
son by The use Of dynamite is 70 be pun.
ished by DEATH.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
SmBmrUan Rntlr0a0p.
BootslitAhrr.

I GUDJANN, s Buil street, opposite s ~
- laski House, fashionable Boot ana sit
Maker. Fine custom work specially. - Z
best French Calf shoes made 20 orueI y, Y
and -. Repairing anu job work neAliI NV'
.at low pieces.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Barrios' adherents DO not yet admit his
death. They think that he is rallying
new forces, and that he will appear at the
head OF another army at a point aud at "A
time when be is least expected. Il is
somewhat remarkable that SO little in
terest has been taken in the early history
Of the Central American states. A
little volume just published at New Or.
leans says that at the time Of the Spanish
conquest Central America was as densely
populated as France or Germany is. ana
that Nicaragua alone contained 100000
inhabitants. against IFS 25o,000 al present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
gor 5SEmt.

E'ok. RENT; three rooms on second eoo-
W nsS TF OF 90 9atn ana parlor; good Iocality
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
mantro.

w brella blue lined) to return ! siik I'M
di&tely. d. ROBINSON, 1879 Bsv str rs ,,ane-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

TO RENT, house at Isle of Hone, ro..
4 depot. Address J. N. s., this oflj@e Aeaf
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

TOR RENT, parlor floor and bageme17.
Draw ton. e0'' corner
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

ENOR RENT, two new two-story bonses On
4 Bolton and Montgomery streets. with
water, gae and all other modern iroor "rel
ments elegantly flnished will be rentgd ~,
81 per month each to approved tenant ~ ~
ply to q. W. PA RISH, 1875 st. Julian street
kNOR RENT, premises No. ~ Liberty Street
i four doors from Barnard; possession g,Te5
West Bros street. -'O' Al
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09
EGr SaIr.

EOR SALE That fine Residence cor~o-
Il South Broad and jefferson streets Is ofrs-ed
for sale Terms VIII be made reasonahla on
application to JOHN RUTHERFORD y"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

WANTED. a pleasant room. upfprnj-1---
Office. ess Y, this
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

Resrist@ysd AZ TIE Posf 0gaes IN S05aRnah az
Second L Elss Ass1 Aa5zer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

LNOR SALE.-Arrived to-day, at Bow5e17.
h Stable, a lot OF fine KENTrCKy
HORSES, which will sell at low figures.
THOS. BOW DEN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-09

E'Q 9s KsN !, desirable residence No 20 So116
ED. F. AEUFVILLE, 2Commerri,.l Rliifpi ,S 70
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
TIE Texas Employees Nearly all nj
Their Old Posts,
BuTMissouRl AND KANSAS IDLE
The Sincerity of Hayes and HoSie Doubted
demand that tho Agreement no
signed - More Correspond
encs ON tho Matter.
ATTITUDE OF THE ENGINEERS.

Tho agony is over. The strike has
lifted aud the freight jam is being
cleared. Tho yards OF the Texas Il Pa
ellie and Missouri Pacihc railways, In
which such a death like silence has pre-
vailed since tho men struck here, was
ali life and activity yesterday
morning. The mon,tony was broken,
and switch engines were n.y.
ing around humming like so many busy
bees making up freight trains, which
wont glimmering east, west and north
over the two roads. The strikers
seemed DESTROYS OF putting everything
In ship shape, aud while not eXultant,
looked very much Ike boys who had
ginger cakes in their pockets. IL was
rather refreshing TO hear tho clanS
of the bells, the slzzing OF locomotives,
ana to watch the departing trains as
they whirled with merry rattle out OF
the yards. Merchants, business men,
and all classes appeared 10 DO IN an I'M
usually good humor. Th5re was "A smile
upon the faces of those that composed
tho large crowd that thronged the
PLATFORM. Every one was glad the
strike had ended. All up and down the
platform people were greeoiiy ooyouring
the news oil the compromise in the
morning HERALD.
"Be quiet, hiy lad" said an old gray
haired, weathorbuetan striker, To talk
alive youth aud lei low-strker, "do not
crow, but 40 ahead and do your work ss
best We can" i; is The OPINION Of many
that the railways have, III acceding TO
tie terms OF the strikers, acted msgnan-
imously in the matter as they have eX-
perienced an unusually hard season
owing To short crops ana various other
causes, 1t will be several days before
the jam is cleared and the lines opened
and the trains running regularly.
A rumOr reached here last evening that
the strikers al Denisuu had declined TO
accede to the terms, which are. in sub
stance that the gos prior to the Sep
TENDER cut shall be restored; 10 hours
per day ana Y days III Tho week; all
extra work nj the rate vi time and hall
pay; no man shall be relieved from tho
service OF the company IN consequence
OF having participated in this strike; no
man shall he discharged from the COM
pany's service, on any charge, without
first having a hearing. This agreement
must be signed by leading officials of
the road.
News received later, however, is TO
the effect that freight is bong moved
from that point. Suits for damages by
merchants against the railways and Oh
the railways against the counties in
which the strikes occurred are talked
of, though the probability is that no
such steps will BE- taken.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
A Geological Survey of Texas.

DALLAS, March l6.-[ Editor HERALD.
Il desire to call attention to some of
the benefits that would result from
thorough geological survey of the state.
There would be determined by this sur
vey:
The areas occupied by each geological
formation.
What formations contain ores, coal,
marble, clay or other valuable minerals.
The quality and probable quantity of
such ores and minerals.
Their probable value and the facilities
for working them.
The varieties of soils and the areas oc-
cupied by each.
The modes of culture and crops adapt
ed to them.
The quantity and quality of timber.
The saline and fresh water springs
and wells, and the possibility of obtain
ing shelter or artesian wells at given
localities.
The streams and water power they
furnish.
There would be collected during the
survey vast number OF specimens OF
rocks, minerals and fossils, that, when
properly arranged in q cabinet, would
attract attention to our mineral deposits,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
English Parliamentary Topics.

LONDON, March l6.-In tho house of
lords this evening the government
stated that the admiralty had freely
given advice and assistance to Australia
for the formation of a colonial navy.
In the commons this afternoon it was
stated that England had protested
against the treatment of lead by France
as contraband of war, as instanced in
the arrest of the British vessel Glencoe,
and the seizure OF the lead in her cargo.
Mr.. Gladstone explained that Eng.
stated on Friday, that no further adj
vances should be made in Afghanistan,
He stated thatthis agreement WAS based
on an Interchange of communication
carried on through The Is itish
at st. Petersburg. The lat
est communication on tho Afghan dis.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

The editor ofan Omaha paper, in COM
on several cases in that city
where children died from the effects OF
taking cough syrup containing morphia,
remarks that opiates, poisons and mar
cotics are more dangerous than firearms.
Mothers should noto this and
that different boards Of
health, after making careful analyses,
have certified that the only purely vege-
table preparation of this kind, and one
that is in every way harmless, prompt
and effective, is Red Star Cough Cure.
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore, aud the
commissioner Of health, have publicly
endorsed this valuable discovery.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
20 Years Of 'g0Ny
ENDED Tho Cutioura Remedies Tri.
umphant.

/ 81 bny6 been lnlriri fnrtwaniv years with
I siiu.u utHiH Hlln disease, called ~ some
I 1T. Il.s HtH. 's nnt others lrnrusy, CONS
Z WDnrIua uY nF r0un, nnd 10 spite or AZ
rIulI du, with ihr hUIp ~ thH most Hkillfl
dnrl0u. Do slowly hnt surely extended, unu
] "a yUtr nEu fhlH winter 10 c0gfrfi my eniin
person In form nf urF SCALES, flr the Lao
throt years I have been unable a. de- any In
hor aud Suffering Intensely all the time
kYery morning there could BE- nearly a dust
pauful ~ SCALES taken nom tie sheet OF my
bed, some az them hall as large A. the en-
Volopt containing THIS letter In the latter
part of winter my skin commenced cracking
open. ttFlrd everything, almost, that could
be- thought oG without any relief, The 18th
Of June l started West, In hopes ! could
rease l W. 1PTl a., .b Tsss9e si Detroit e
Ia the hospital, but uuully got ~ iar as L.n-
sing Mich, wherv nHd sister living. One
Dr, -- treated nae about two weeks, but did
me no good. An thought | had but a short
Cracked through the sHin an Ovor my back.
across my ribs, lrnis hands, liluls, lvet badly
swollen, tor-nail' came 81, anyer-nalls dead
and hard us bone, hnlrdrhd, df} and lifeless
~ old straw, %, Wy dlil now iid suffer.
my sister had small part 81 n box of Gu.
ticurh % the house She wouldn't give up;
,9lid; W. W.. iry caiiygra'' s s,i was ep.
was r5liti: stopped me terrible burning sem
sltlou nom tho wort go. They Immediately
got the tur'CUHA RGsoLVENr, turIcugA
aud DUgftUWA SOAP, j commenced by take
ing uGo cables 0unlul ol Rssovcnt three
times alHy, amer meals; hnu u bath once
day, water about blood heat, used Cuticura
SOAP iteyi applied Cutlcura morning and
evening, Result, returned 10 my home In
lgst sis weeks trOu the time Ion, and my
skin uh smooth ~ tus -hcot ul paper,
"ulRNM z. cARPENLER.
"UludrTuu, Jefferson county, n, y.
"SWuru ip before uiu this nineteenth day of
January, lssQ. %, N. LEFTtNGWELI,
"iustlce OF the Peace"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

rutn rOCrifod ifOu 600 ambassador Ua8
that ~ Mnfeh 3. bat ON uhvlaio any nos
slhlo misuI Outstanding, Gfelyillns
tho Urltffh furflrn minister,
on Ssiufd last, wired bis (dlad.
siUn0'sl exact wnid's ~ Thornton, ns
klng hin, 90 ascertain whtihrr ih0 Rus
flHruumO minister endorsed nf correct
tho staten nj made hy Gladstone IN
ono agreement reached With Russia As
yot no reply has boon ecolyed.
Gladstone said there had boon no
tiWr 10 obtain tho assent OF tho An r
at Afghauistan 10 the terms Of tho mr.
raupment made with Russia. "Iho
expression Of agreement" said Glad
stone, "cnnyoysR somewhat tallanl1us
idea ~ what hrs been 1DHlned, / pro-
ier tho word arrangement. The
telegram sent By Granville ON Sntur-
day TO Thornton wla merely intended
10 ascertain whether the understanding
OF the details of this agreement, or ar
rangemeut, WAS correct. There Is q
question as TO the substance OF ~.
Harrington explained that tue Rus
STARS occupy Katun ana Akrlhat, aud
that the Aighans still occupy Ponllah.
He refused, on the ground Of public
policy, 10 mako any further dlsClOs lrea,
Tho alleBod occupation OF aia'ep,ono
of the Society Islands, by the French, tx
denied, In lSS3 tho Fr6ncl Nag was
hoisted on Rniutea, As soon - England
heard OF 10 she protested
aud France AZ once disavoweo the ac.
ton, and said the flag had been raised
by Il naval officer without warrant.
France, however, requested that the
flag should be allowed TO remain till
England and France should arrange
the dispute about their respective
rights on tho island. The controversy
is still Ia a'nicRble progress.
In regard 20 tho Cameron DIN guilty,
negotiations aIu still pending between
England and Germany Tor . friendly
settlement. The outcome of these neE0-
tiations 10 T. impossible "a f0reteli
with eNurtness, but Whatever u might
be, 10 would, beyond all doubt, in"ludo
complete provisions for tho proper
respect of all private rights in
Gamer on. The negotiations for the
settlement OF the CAMERON dispute
embraced n general scheme for the al
justment OF All questions In dispute be.
tween England and Germany, in egard
20 their r, spoCtive colonial claims In the
entire region OF Africa and the South
Paollic,on basis OF mutua. concessions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
srr. Jones and Mrs. gaylor Lyuohed.

CHICAGO, March lG.-rhe lntor-
Oceans Omaha special says: At
o'clock Sunday morning 50 masked
men went TO house where
Thomas Jones and Mrs. Taylor lived
noar Spring Rancho, in Clay county,
took them to n bridge II few rods away
and hanged them theretrom. They were
supposed to have been implicats d In tho
recent rObbcries In tuat vicinity, and in
the murder OF Edwin Roberts, a month
ago. Four other persons in the
guarded until dRy-break. Three Of
them were warned 10 leave the county,
"a we're William and John Jones, under
penalty of suffering the same late.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Not Spasm of Coughing since Using
Command Oxygen.

So writes gentleman from Archie,
Missouri, whose whole system was so
run down that no was not ablg to DO any
kind OF work, In little over Il month
after commencing the Oxygen Treat
men. he made this report:
az have not had a spasm of coughing
since the first time | inhaled the OXY-
gen. The utter Coneness' when a little
out of wind q can't describe the feeling,
but IL was most miserable one) also
left me right away. You think my re-
covery will be slow; am going TO try
aud disappoint YOU. Three DAYS after
lost my leg, six surgeons gave me till
next day 1T noon TO live. When my
stump was almost well i got terrible
fall. Again the hospital surgeons said
could not live. but / am here yet. l
can't say all right, but by the help OF the
Compound Oxygen ] hope to DO soon.
Am much stronger; can site k al day Mt
anything that il not too heavy.
Our "Treatise on Compound Oxygen"
containing history OF the discovery
and mode of action of this remarkable
curative agent, and large record of
surprising cures in Consumption,
Catarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Asthma
etc., aud Il wide range of chronic dis
eases will be- sent free. Address DRs.
STARKEY IL PALEN, 100 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Railroad News.

THE SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
SAN ANTONIO, March 16.-[Special. -
The directory of the Arkansas Pass rail-
way was organized to-day, and NJ. Lott,
OF CDrSus Christi, elected president.
Mr.. Lott takes Jhree-tenths or the stock
necessary TO build the roaG, and says it
will be built immediately and will be
strictly San Antonio enterprise. a
committee is in conference Tonight to
formulate plan of future action. The
road is now undoubtedly settled fact.
THOSE SUITS AGAINST GOULD.
JEFFERSON CITY, March TO- Conn ell
for the state to-day filed an amended
petition in the proceedings against the
Gould officials acting as officers and di-
recters Of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain
IL Southern railroad company and to
GUST them from the latter.
SPEC OF TROUBLE.
NEW YORK, March l6 Formal notice
Is 70 be served upon the East Tennessee,
Virginia q Georgia railway company,
to-day or tomorrow, demanding the
surrender of the Memphis S Charleston
railroad. The stoca holders claim that
the lease invaded the amount set, and
since the East Tennessee got into tinan-
cial difficulties it's terms have not been
complied with. Gen. Thomas says the
business of the Memphis ~ Charleston
road will enable him to pay q dividend
within II months after the surrender of
the road,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Attsmpt to XIII relcrraph manasor.

TRNAUKNNA, March 10 lSpecial.l-
List saturday night 40 abou, S;ioo'clock,
while Superintendent David Han, Of tho
Baltimore " Ohio telegraph company,
WIS sitting In the companv's on!co, above
Broad street, he WAS shot 100 by sumo ono
standing i'm tho door, The operator iu
charge of the Office, was charged with
the shooting and arrested and placed
under n $1,000 bond, which Aas 100 once
given. Tne preliminary no ring X 20
take place Wednesday morning, The
clnims that he can yToVo an
alibi. His course IN this city las Uoeu
"a most exemplary ono, Aud rho hope is
expressed that do may clear himself oi
tho charge.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

ana ndd tu ihH progress Oi trlHnra, and
In SQUIRE nf n.'dl 90 rFHrV f.ffn.
fUnaa fHH lla HfH IH demand from every
sr.HHIInH ru'ifr'iuu lu America, Hs we'll
tH furHiFu rluIirIH. Iui hF t sUsfHuHf
lr r.fn uf exchange. Re- WfTu n 'iHut cole
Irr. ilu cIuli Nn obtained NJ .urh fUa.iIH
ns Hfu NOT iuuuI iu IpAHs, TAXING all
q hesH and uHuv other UDtl Into con-
siitrnriln, it scouts tn UH in UH highly
iupurt r.. fh.t ihe legislature pass ih0
till upN pending 30 "prls iiH fpr goo
logical sHfyuy N tho STATE of irNns.'
". d, tulMigH,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Rolls and Carhuncles.

These are the volcanoes of tho h uman
system. They proceed from impure
blood and from a riotous Decentralization
OF the digestive organs. They arc an
noying, painful, and sometimes dan
gerous. They an be driven out by
toning up the system, and this can best
be done by the use OF Browns Iron Bit
tiers. Messrs. Handy IL Pullman, drug
gists, Annapolis, Md, say: "We sell
lots OF Browns Iron Bitters. All who
use it seem pleased. We hear not one
cnrn nlaintO
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Here's Where the Rangers Belong.

ABILENE, March 16.-tSpecial.l RE
ports from Jones county show that
much Indignation is occasioned by the
operations of desperate band OF cattle
and horse thieves, who make bead
quarters in the thickets lining the
Clear Fork of the Brazos river. Menu
bers of the band are always armed and
are well supplied with money. Ranch-
men are losing heavily by their opera
tons.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
ANotabi. Arrest.

.. II, OBERBE'N, Deputy sheriff, 81,
Louis Mo, iu lSs1 took Warmers SAFE
Cure for a very severe Kidney aud iiv-
or complaint; he had lost n pounds In
weight under the doctors care, Five
bottles OF Warmers SAPE Cure arrest
ed aud cured tho disease, aud neoem,
her, 1881, no wrote; III now weigh 30
pounds and never felt better IN my
life. recommend Warmers SAPE
Eura -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
A would. be Train yyrecker Captured.

GREENvILLg, March l6-[SpecIal.l l.
This morning, Jim Wilson, colored,
tried to wreck the east-bound passen-
ger train on the East Line road, one
aud half miles from Campbell, by
iltry was detected in time to save the
train and he captured and jailed here.
An examination trial is to be held at
Campbell Tomorrow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

DAN A. ,

DAN. A. GROSVENOR. Esq, United
81 tes Treasury Department, First
Comptroller's Office, Washington, d..
g., took Warne = SAFE Cure in 1878,
and December. 20, 1851, he wrote:
"Warper's SAFE Cure in my case eli
facted permanent cure, aud for live
or six years | have experienced no
trouble from what was n serious kid
new Affection"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Fence-cutters Arrested.

THORNTON, March 16.-{Special. ID.
r. Darwin and Cal Davenport, charged
with TIE cutting OF wire fences of John
Lewis, one mile west Of this place, were
arrested last night and round over to
appear before the district court, now in
session at Groesbeeck.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
Never.
IL

MRS. HELEN LEIKEM, West Nc
Henry, ILL.,, two years ago used War
ner's SAFE Nervine for complete nerv-
Gus prostration. August, 1854, she
wrote, 81 have meyer enjoyed such
good health; have had no return of
my old trouble" Try it.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
More of Our Navy Ordered to Central
america.

WASHINGTON, March iG-The ntvy
department to-day instructed Com
mander Wildes, of the Yantic, now at
New Orleans, to supply the vessel with
fuel and provisions as soon as possible,
and 60 to Livingston, Guatemala. On
arrival there he is to communicate i'm
medatoly with Am rcan officials.
The president of the Central and
and South American Gable company To-
day telegraphed the secretary of state,
from New YORK, that he had intorma-
ton that vessel, supposed to he sent
by the government of Guatemala, was
on its way to cut the cable line. He
asked that the company's property be
DrOtqCtg1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

p. II. RECKWITH, Norwich, Conn,
Dec. is, 1881. stated, 81 owe my life ~
Wuyror'a - - nirhetos Cure; when |
began its use passed ten quarts OF
water daily, which contained III per
cent. OF sugar; tier using suvon dozen
bottles my doctor pronounced the
water iroo from sugar; IL has done
wonders for mP,h
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12
The Boomers Banled.

WASHINGTON, March 16.--Gen Sheri
dan received telegram from Gens
Hatch, this morning, which stated that
upon receipt of the presidents procla-
nation concerning the Oklahoma lands,
most of those preparing to invade the
Indian territory decided to return home
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-12

Carelesspess is the true cause of q
great many of our misfortunes. 1t was
carelessness, according TO the admis-
sion of Stephen w. Reynolds, of Cold
wat r, Michigan, that brought on Sc
we're attack Of collie. "The pain was in
tensely ACUTE" he writes. II was cured
in two hours by Mishler's Herb Bit
ters." This great household remedy
never fails when used as directed for
collie, crsnp, pain in the stomach, dys-
EMERY, diarrn@s, indigestion, or kid
ney or liver disorders.