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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03
for Infants and Children.
WALsUTlNE !

MEt NVEIMR u prepared from the Extract or
" Xxx = .M1 Black walnut IsuIls and Mex
lean Soap Root with VasaIine and other ingredients
tagreeabiy perfumcd). In the Walnut EEuIis we get
the Coloring and AsiriDgent matter. In the yasa-
line we get the Softening aud Dressing qualities
In the Mexican Soap Root we get the Cleansing
and Stimulating effects the Of the hair 81 Is
not Eye! I'VE do not use Nitrate Of Silverl We In
vite Ladies and Gentiemen-oLD or YOUNG, BALD or
GRAY-to use WALNUTENE. knowing that its effect
will cause you to recommend it TO others who desire TO
produce healthy growth Of dark brown hair 1t viii
gradually change and restore Gray hair 10 its nat
urai color, without discooring the skin II also re-
moves Scaly Humors and Dandruf and prevents the
hair from falling of. We recommend the sIisuse
Of ALL OLD REMEDIES and trial OF this NEW DIS
COFkR4. 1t Is unqaestlonaby the Rest Hair Re-
storattves Tonsc and Dressin~ Ever MADEti
1t is sed by all Druggists al 25 per less than the old
per bottle. LARGE SIZE.
AXE any other artcle-insist on having WALSUTTNTs
you call for it. y. R. BOND s. co., Chicago. pro.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-12-03

address at CO. ofsce SCIENTIFIC
Az-gzrgAE, ea E-cz5~zy, New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
M'KINNEY.

\ forgrr Caught in the Arms of Morpheus.
correspondence of the Gazette
MckINNEN, TEN, July 27.-YeStcrday
at Weston, in this county, Harry Rollins
forged three different orders. signing
John Elias name lie presented them To
), j. b, Apollos and received goods ON
them. few minutes later the forgery
was detected and search was made all
over Collins and Grayson counties for the
iorgcr, Last night Sheriff Beck found
the man lying asleep within few wards
OF the Collin county Jail. lie arrested
and locked him up.
In the John Ed King habcaS corpus
trial King was allowed bail, bond fixed nj
$1,000. Kings friends say they will moi
attempt to make the bond for the reason
That they consider him insane and very
dangerous man to turn loose in the com
lhunity. great deal OF testimony was
introduced on the trial, principally as To
the acts and conduct of King, going To
show him insane. The ncighborhood in,
which the killing was done is very much
divided as To the accountability of King.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
GRANBURY.
Young Man Accidentally Runs a Knife
into His Heart,

Young Man Accidentally Runs n Knife
into His Heart.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
GR\NBuN, Ten, July 27.-A Young
man named Lee Holder living seven
miles southeast of town, met his death nm.
der strange circumstances YESTERDAY
morning. He aud companion. named
Massey, had started to church. and
stopped on the road TO eat ii watermelon.
Holders horse, which was wild, kicked
AT him, when Holder commenced Jerking
him with the bride rcins, having the
knife in the same hand In some way his
hand slipped from the rcinS and the knife
entered his heart, killing him Instantly.
otiiccrs have gone 90 the scene.
Saturday evening during the progress
OF picnic on Fuckers creek, four miles
east OF town, there was difficulty that
came near resulting seriously. It was oc.
caSloned by some words regarding the
running of lemonade stand. Two or
three black eyes and general explosion
OF sentiment was all IL amounted 10 until
near the close, when young man named
Butler, Que of the proprictorS of the
stand, caused general stampede by or.
1erlng some parties away from the stand
and enforcing his orders with a forty I
Iour" Smith < WeSSon The picnic was
adjourned "sine die"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

none who has no higher idea OF politics
than mere jugglcy at which cunning alone
y successful, aud no greater respect inr
the interests of the people than SO much
political futures on which heaven has
gwen MIN wide margin; who has
shielded corruption in high places because
y yielded him serviiiiy; who put on The
Ncry OF patriotism to serve the ends of
>eliishnessi and, lastly, who has formed
uhholy and corrupt alliances with indc-
cent and unreliable sheets that are not adj
united INTO the households of respectable
people go, tell your anonymous CORE
spondent hat--whoever he NAV br--and
tell him YOU were sent by a drspised "Bo-
hcmian," but one VIM Is moi so loSt To
Shame or virtue that he bushes 10 sub.
scribe his name. H. 6. :.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
GREENVILLE.
\ stree" ARRAY and shooting AMIR
Results of the ReNiNaIs.

\ street tnrny and II shooting Affair
Results oi the Re,iNaIs.
Correspondence 10 The Gazette,
GRETNVILLE, TEN, July 27.-A serious
shooting ARRAY occurred on the street this
morning between Frank Neal and Bob
Hawkins, two wcll-Snown Young men
here, in which the latter was shot through
the leg, and would have been killed had
not byStandcrs interfcrcd.
Yesterday while Mr. Hawkins was out
driving with young lady crowd of
young men on the sidewalk, among them
Mr. Neal, cried out 10 him ''hello Bob -
This Hawkins considered an insult aud
returned and demanded OF the boys what
they meant. Young Neal commenced to
apologize but failed TO pacify Hawkins,
who then abused the crowd. ( Hot words
passed between the two Young
men and fight was prevent
ed then, hut + expected later.
This morning Hawkins approached Neal,
demanding an apology, which the latter
refused 10 give. Blows passed. when
Neal drew li-caliber pistol and struck
Hawkins over the head The two clinched
and Neal tired the ball entering Hawkins
thigh and ranging down 10 the knee, pro-
ducing a painful flesh wound II wa cut
out by DR.. T.. u. Hawkins. Neal was ar
rested, but released on $500 bond.
The revhals IN the Methodist and Bap-
list churches are growing IN interest.
Nine persons have united with the Meth
odlst church aud thirteen with the Bap-
list The latter were immersed last
evening In the milroad pool by Rev. H.
u. Fender.
special Ia the Gazette.
GRErNvlLLE, TN, July -. To-day,
In the case of Mart liar for the murder
Of Or. skinner, jury was secured out of
100 men and the examination Of wit
nesses was begun This is the fourth
trial in this case, the precious ones re-
sulting in one conviction and two hung
iuries
Long Hawkins, "A hoy, fell from china
tree this evening bya limb breaking with
him, aud falling on his head WIS injured
severely.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
CROCKETT.

Correspondence OF the t;azctic
CROCKETT, TIN, July ~ The sum.
mer normal for the Eighth district opened
ON the 18th inst. under the most favorable
auspices. Appropriate addresses were
delivered by Judge w b, Wall, Il. u.
Cousins aud Mrs. Tom Sligh, principal.
Fiity-thrcc names were enrolled the first
day There are now about 100 enrolled.
Many eminent teachers are visiting and
attending. Teachers and people agree
That the institute is doing admirably
well the work intended. Much interest
Is manifested, and Mrs. Sigh Is. beyond
question, one of the ablcSt teachers and
managers In Texas.
The entertainment ON the 10th was
quite Il success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

We offer bargains in dry goods.
-, 100 pairs Grcylock plaid glnghams, at lor
Texas this year In the high priced stores m ~,
bui our price only l0c They arr due goods
Kinds.
We offer printed linen lawns a, lac. >old by
other stores az 9n
We are selling ont The hainucr of our stocl nf
pHrasols az cost, and they are going fast.
ing aud shifting
we are Offering - pieces at lace bunting al
lo' The usual price Is 2oc. We have all lhc
cOlors
We offer bargains In ladies cor.cts our an,
corset Is a good one. Our zoe corset il vrry
good, ''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
CZEMA

b. l.cnctt of Suffering humanity, and In
IA gratitude at the wonderful result, |
ii 0nly my duty Ia give this unsolicited
nv In favor OF Swiits specific. My wife
ID afflicted Mtth hereditary Eczema or
Rum from her Infancy, II has Increased
nkity aith each succeeding spring. and
-om,.u hat skilled In medicine myself. /
<ery remedy could think of for years
rlriisl combined with every form of 70.
Mud hundreds of other remedies. lotions
Hall washes of every known kiAd, but
M gave onlN temporary relief During
rlg OF 1884 her lower cNtrcmltics became
tmed and sore that she was obliged 10
ifm cOnstaGily coated with u covering n
~ Earth" HiNed wet aud allowed Ia dry
moRg other things she was AFFLICTED with
Meal nervous headache, occurring rpgu.
lfry seven days. sometimes followed hv
rfniitteul fever for weeks at lime, so
N life became A burden Ia her
1pring determined she Should take =
NJ follow strictly the directions Ia regard
,diet. etc. This was about seven weeks
dtcr takiHg the first large bottle The dis
Himcd 10 increase the burning. itching
became unbearablc She.
u, pcrscyered In the use of the nledicinc.
ID King the second bottle the ia ilalnmaii ion
N suhside. After the third bottle the in.
Hon disappeared, aud sore spots dried
burned white and sCaly. aud finally she
4 them off in an impalpablc white
;rcsembling pure salt. She is nov tan.
kiNth bottle, three tablcspoOnfuis four
billy. Every appearance of the disease
n, aud her flesh II becoming soft, white
fotll again and. what Is more. her peri
icadachcs have disappeared aud She Is
~ years of age, enjoying the only good
She has known for upwards of 10 Years.
NdcT She declares with emphasis thai
pottlc Of ;. :. :. il worth thousand
weight in gold.
prIhcr Information concerning her case
{hccrfully given by herself at her resi-.
~ Mullcit street, or by me
!. JOHN !. BRADLEY, ~ Griswnld Il.
u, Mich, May 10. 1875
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Harold, TEX.

pwn of Harold is The wonder OF
only two months old and Il
'oll oi 1900 and still growing. No
me state can boast of better
'an the Windsor. II is located
uepo', has twenty-eight nicely
p rooms and meals are tirst-class.
- j. run on both the American
ppean plans, so that meals can be
~ honr, day or night. The cool
iia' blows here all The time
W one OF the most attractive
'hc state. Come and see ns.
AYERS 4 HAYDEN,
Managers Hotel Windsor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

WINE inc people IN the Eastern and Northern
night and day and dying of
dnomm
atun Def
o. Fin
summer mats and
son ooodsvn nowcmn md
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
Cities Allowed To Club Together.

NEW ORLEANS, LA., July 2s.-The
board Of management has decided 10 A.
low the cities OF the United States to
make collective exhibits Of their manu-
featuring industries at the American exc
hn.illnn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

'lng lady thoroughly qualified
Position in some public school in
eAaN, or n private school in this
~ some neighborhood or town
'rl Worth. Address Miss II. r.,
~eitc, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29
An Old Railway. Man DEAD.

CncAGo, lLL, July Is. Chauuccy $.
Cotton, the original protector of the Chi
cago, Burlington 4 Quincy railway. and
Tor twenty years a member of It's bourd of
directors, died yesterday at his home in
Galesburg, aged cighty-iiyc years.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

Phe quantity of Silver Loaf baking
manufactured by j. II. Brown
pn'h has more than doubled within
year settles the question of its
Ply wherever it has been intro
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

wv offer - doz mems fame, coloreJ n,,,.ai,,
aud chcNioi shirts at zoe, worth sl.al Mn had
Z" dos at thout bat sold 70 dos, lo.t week
We otter - dog. mems white dres, .hiri. at
90 and Zoe, worth 500 and LIS.
NJ, no,ho Ne above lots win be -old om soon.
W'oacr bargains In linen table dama,I-
We ofcrborsalns in linen towel
W. oncr norgans in MEM ndir. aud
W9oh'r bargains Ia cotton. linen and weldon
F"ods Tor mems aud boys clothing.
We otter bargains IN trunks and ,all.es.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

prc 70 get The genuine, aud send for
ON BLOOD and skin Disease, free.
1lc by all druggists.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer ,, Atlanta, Ga.
=, 13d ST.. n. y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

llme since j II, Brown began
uiacturc and sale OF Silver Loaf
powder has the demand hecn So
at present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

per at cost for thirty days, 10 re-
pch, = great variety of desirable
| l.. W. BETS, 500 Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-07-29

,'i me OF shelf goods than ST.
'aN'hg powder would be din
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23
FOR OUR YOUNG READERS
a HOLE IN MS MEMORY.

hsvc beard - : hny who xSet lole s<o-
FOR such hof< .sr not found no. . .dag-. you
kIU~-~
wh..e friends ~ere = sroubl~i a they could
i'se~n-e a. hoas 10 his memory
charge frnm rs motner sent In one sI.v.
AMI t1~ lap sad. ~Y-<." ami hurried ~ ~.
Hut ~ met . man sltk y tslc.I top.
And ~. fnnthcrs words tnrpuxh THAI hoie
did drip.
= lee~nn sent IN. hut an me. al me-
For t~-y Nth = hulr in kl> memory.
Mnrn hr rc~r a. rntfr. 10 ws- al IN doubt:
And ~ last a lasf oh serrihl@ lof.-
- could speak hut tuo words --ifarv<r'
Would u not r. -li ilte<~i a. ~rr
a Ioy ~ith hoir Ia his mrinory<
-HA.nm Nwrs< Barr. - isarA c.nI-1nt,a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

AT last plan rs besn discovered
for using old postage stamps to some
advantage. The first thing i TO shor-
oughIy soak them. % that they NJ long
e adhere 70 the paper. and she best
Way i TO immer~e them in water for
some time You then have them ready
for the mosaic work The more diverse
the coloring the better. and in the col
lection for use there should b blue.
red green in fact. every color that can
he found Then proceed 20 arrange
them IN geometrical patterns. cutting
some disgcnally across where the de-
sign needs i. or in halves They can
he adapted TO the designs published for
patchwork. For examples. the sexa-
Cos may he carried out with . stamp
IN the center and another cut diagonal
II. each half thanking the center stamp.
being careful that they are Of Uniform
size The chief point % aim II i 70
select COOL pattern. 20 keep IL uni-
form and 70 blend the colorings well.
When these have been mastered ID d
very ornamental work. applied to the
tops Of tables small cabinets. boxcs.
frames LETTER cases. &c. Il requires q
hc Sixed and vaniahed with clear crys-
lal vanish ~ Y. Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Every portion OF the civilized world
must now acknowledge thst the ST. ton
II the London 4 Southwestern Rail
way called Waterloo Station') j. the
colossus OF stations II was to-day de-
ciared complete having for long time
Deen n one end under the hands Of ma
sons and carpenters Imagine twenty
tive acres r1osed in. and TIE building
covering this area containing fifteen
platforms and nineteen distinct lines Of
rails. making an aggregate length Of
four miles Imagine. al-o. . sigma
box containing lc0 levers. During
the building. extending ever very
many wears. OF this enormous sta
tion. 500 houses have been demolished.
and = population II 1900 displaced.
The est. however. from the first open
ing to yesterday. has been only mil
hon and three quarters dollars. II i
over this railway. with its thirty spur
lines. the traveller reaches Englsnd's
southern and southwestern counties,
containing Portsmouth. Southampton.
Isle Of Wight etc. and by railway
steamers Havre and rhe Channel islands.
There i no minute through the day that
some train does not depart or arrive u
this station ~ oEsion Letter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

upon the miners Their roots are oftea
found spreading through the coal IN
every direction.
The Lep'o'iendrozs were another
form. and a tree Of this genus was
found IN new castle nine forty fee,
high and thirteen feet in diameter The
branches were a. perfect ~ possible
and about twenty in number. With AL
this luxuriant foliage there were few.
Il any. flowers. the great scarrrd trees
and monster ferns forming the most
conspicuous objects out of the three
hundred and nifty coal plants that We
know o. And with all this. there
were no birds: they had not vet come.
The only living animals were marsh
loving insects. scorpions. erals.
worms. : few Tri.obites. Cor three
legged crabs). the curious CrinOids,
and few reptiles, % that probably
the only sound heard was the croaking
from the low reptiles that lived in the
swamps
A curious reptile called the Dendrer-
peton has bern found cooled up in the
trunk Of great fossil Sigillaria IN
Nora Scotia Il had curious sculpt-
ured head. was covered with scales.
and related 70 fhr grcar fro.-like
Labarynthodont that was Is large a.
IN elephant
In the coal measure near Westmore-
land. Pa. Singular footprints are often
found. and one was traced for . long
distance in a layer one hundred feet BE-
low the Pittsburgh coal The hind feet
were iive-toed. and the fore feet four
toet- The distance between the tracks
wA~ about eight inches. showing it to
have been large animal II was : ba-
trachisn- 80 related 70 The frogs and
toad~- and called the Thenaropus-
In the Nova Scotia coal measure q
gigantic lizard. or >nake-like creature,
has been found. called the Eosarus-
that was the sea serpent Of the ancient
sea
Among the curious animals Of the
time were beautiful cup-shaped corals,
shells. the Proiuctus. >pirifcr aud Or
this. and land-snail Pupa. Numbers
Of cooled shells contained animals 10
lated 20 the curtIe-fishes. and MANY
other forms equally interesting
such we're some Of the inhabitants
and the general appearance Of the world
In this by-g0ne age a time 50 remote
that we can form no conception Of if~
duration But even then nature. in
obedience 10 the great governing mind.
was storing up her treasures for the
benefit Of man. who seems the culmina-
ton Of Divine evolutionary advance
ment Prof. q n. Holder. is Golden
DayA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

story Of - Intelligent and Noble Nov
fourdi4nd Dog
Hero j great, shaggy Newfonnd-
land dog. AT night be i left alone in
large >lors to keep watch During
the day he sleeps ANY one would
think he was very Lazy dog: but in
The night he i on the alert Az the
slightest nose he bounds from one end
Of the long store 70 the other
One night the store next 10 tha,
where Hero watched was broken into
by burglars. and the iron safe opened
Hero heard the noise that Was made
Ia his efforts 70 punish the offenders he
gnawed Al the front door. and tore
great strips a wood from them In the
morning Hero Wa punished for mar
ring the doors Afferward. when the
reason was known be was praised. pct
ted and called = noble dog.
He trDts on "a the butchers every
da, for his dinner When il Is time for
him 70 20 one Of the clerks puts dime
between his teeth Away he goes. de
posts i in the butchers hand. and in
return obtains piece Of meat
One day there was no small change
u hand The clerk picked up : piece
u wrapping paper from the fioor. and
wrote: Please give Hero his meat and
charge" Now 20 after your dinner.
said the clerk Away he went. with
the paper where he usually carried
dime The next dav 1t noon the clerks
were AL busy Hero wanted his dinner.
but no one attended to him He was
very hungry >oon he begAn to think
he was neglected. So he picked nr
: scrap Of paper. and very quietly
walked away with il TO get his meat
The butcher. who knew him well. n
wariei him ROYALTY for his intelligence
Another time. while n the market
he became tired Of waiting for the Ia
dies 10 bc strvcu- Without even 1 bark
Of by your leave" be snatchcd nice
Portcr-house steak and away he ran
leaving his ten cents,
His owner thinks that there i not an
other snch Hero in the world. They
are often seen together on the streei.
Hero looks very dignified a. he walks
BY his masters side. sometimes carly
ing his gloves or newspaper for him
His long. shaggy hair j. clipped every
summer lie seems TO b. ashamed 81
his appearance for = day or two. Al
sight Of = stranger be will stink under
his masters desk. or into = corner.
Our Liul< OH<x
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-10-23

Habit That should Not Ne Neglected
Under Any circumstance
4 man who succeeds with pigs mus.
look them over frequently They are
so much like the human family tha,
they are liable 10 all sorts OF ailments.
say ''liablc." but. ike the human
species. with ordinary care and lack
Of ab;ase, they will live out their allotted
time. like 70 look At my pigs en-
JOY seeing them fill their little sfom-
ach's Al Natures fountains. and then
stack themselves in q Pile. regardless
Of form. and take a refreshing snooze.
] have almost envied them their solid
comfort To make the picture perfect.
II must BE- noticed that they have q
clean bed and : clean pen Looking
Inc pigs over often pays Ii il alM ays
easier TO cure any trouble when il first
starts. and looking AZ them frequently
- the way to detect anything wrong.
Ihumps NAV usually be arrested
when the first symptoms are apparent
ny compelling the pig to take great
deal q exercise. Piles common dis-
order with pigs. can b. stopped on the
hrst signs Of proirnsion- BY giving more
laxative food; or. if the food has been
too sour. 90 as to produce irritation and
Inflammation. Il should b. changed.
Alter the protrusipn has lasted several
days the parts will have 70 slough On
before there will be cure The food
must also be changed
poor appetite. common among
hogs. - caused BY ovrloadinr the
stomach. and cold or unsuitable food.
Less food. different food. or warm food.
Sor mess o. two. may prove = remedy.
or y may be we'll 10 infermif a mess or
Two. observation will tell all about =
Neglect will let them suffer and de.
a disordered stomach Il uniic com
mon among pigs; sometimes vomiting
follows Charcoal will helm 70 REGULATE
'nc stomach. A little salt will aid, and
% Will sulphur These are simple rem
edics. which will correct the digestion.
or rather, set il II work in q natural
way bat Il the trouble Is neglected. and
y, me causes Of Il continue (as will b.
likely without observatory. fever and
Inflammation will follow.
otiftncss, either from too long con-
nncmcnt OF from too much solid and
heating food. especially corn. NAV b
overcome by change Of condition and |!
100: when the first symptoms are no. |
iced. The stiffness il one IL che things Y
thc hog breeder mu3t always b loor-
M fcr. and avoid Il possible. Il will
,un me profits down at . rapid rata
looking for causes and cfecss Il che
P'g mans safety. and II the looking ~
nay Also find food for study ani evcs \
pressure. Rural NeU Yoobsr.