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Scrotula ofLungs
Relieved.

lam now " years old, and h~aveBufered lioI the
last aitOeu yeEu with a lung trouble. Several
members Of the family on my mothers hde Of the
house had died with consumption, and the doc.
tons were all agreed In their opinion that l had
consumption also had all tho distressing Symp.
toms Of that terrible disease. have spent thou.
sands Of dollRn to arrest tho march OF this disease;
l have employed all OF the usual methods, not only
In my own case, but In the treatment OF other
members OF my family, but temporary relief was
AL that obtained l was unht Tor any manual
labor for several years. By chance ] came into
possession Of . pamphlet o "BlO0d and Skin
Disease" from the office Of Swift Specific Co, At
lRntR, Go, A friend recommended the use OF
SWlltB Specific claiming that he himself had been
greatly benefited by iS use IN some lung troubles,
| resolved TO try IT, About four years ago | com.
menCed to take 8. s, s according 70 directions. /
found Il an inVlgOrating tonic, and have used
about fifty bottles, The TgAultS are most remark,
able, Ny cough has left me, my strength has 70
turned, aud ! weigh sixty pounds moro than over
did In my life, has been three years Hlnce ]
stopped the use Of the medicine, but have had
no return. Of the disease aud there arc no pains or
weakness felt In my lungs. do tha hardest kind
Of meoh0 nical work, and feel rs well S l ever felt
since / was a boy. These, | know, arc wonderful
statements % make put lam aoReSf when s9y
sWitt's Specific. II Is the only medicine that
brought me any permanent relief. ! do not say
that BWlitS Specific will do this In every case, but
most positively affirm that II has done this much
Er me, and would be reCFeant 70 The duty l owe
70 suffering humanity II l had failed to bear this
cheerful testimony 10 the merits Of this wonderful
medicine, Rm well known In tho city Of Mont
gOmery, and can refer 10 some Of the best citizens
In the city. 7, ]. HOLT.
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885.
sWiltB specific Is entirely vegetable, Treatise on
Blood aud Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT BPECtPtC Coz Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga,
or 1877 W, 28d street, New York.
For ale BY Logan & Co. and LAughlln Bros. 4 Co.
nOb,nAW
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his cannon on mules, and by some meRnl
which | cannot imagine, led his little
army through.
From the eastern verge OF the plain,
where l sit on a rock writing this while
my horse Is resting, the valley Of the
South Branch Of the Potomac can be seen
winding away toward the east, and the
less beautiful but more romantic North
Fork is down beneath me, and finds It's
way through q tortuous Eavine from the
west. Toward the south and east and
west the mountains are piled one above
another and beyond another, until q blue
haze hides from the view those which
may be still more distant, lam nov on
the very highest pinnacle Of the ALE.
ghAnies, In Pendleton county, and l must
now descend TO the valley Of the South
Branch. | am on the very water shed be-
tween the Atlantic Ocean and the Gull Of
Mexico. On my right the rain hows into
the former, on my left it aows into the
latter, II. n,
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James Beecher, NJ. D., Of sigourney,
Iowa, says: "For several years | have
been using 4 Cough Balsanl, called DR..
Wm. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs, and in
almost every case Throughout my practice
| have had entire success. / have used
and prescribed hundreds Of bottles since
the days Of my army practice 1SG3), when
l was surgeon Of Hospital No. Z, Louis
vile. XIV.
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If YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, Use Acker's Dys.
pepsla Tablets. They are a positive cure
Tor dyspepsia, indigestion, latulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them. %
and so cents, at Logan& Co.'s and Charles
Menkemeller's.
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That HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by shiloh'B Cure. We guarantee II,
WILL YeU suFFRR with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint shiloh's Waller ID
guaranteed to cure you.
sLERpLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CATGRRH CURRD, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's CaLsrrh Rem
edy. Price so cents. Nasal Injector free
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
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IIuoklsn'S ArnicA salve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum; Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Oorns and oil Skin Etuptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan 4 90,
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Is a pure, sweet breath. This destderatnm
Is one ofthe results Of using S0z0DONT,
which not only inyigorates and preserves
the teeth, but renders the mouth rs fra.
grant as q rose.
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WHITENING 4 PITTSBURGH DTvf.

ba md fiitt pSc. y, 1sss, passenger trAlul vii
run "a l0ll0Wa-Wbeolihg times
For MtRhufGh-b;05 4. M, go \. n. daily 7.aS
q. M, 1905 p. m, daily except sunday,
For Waahlnglon--4nS ?. m, daily except sunday.
From Rlttbb1Tgh-1lt81 O. M, 6l81 y. M, daily
except Sundays l0!25 p. IN, daily g.26 q. m. daily,
From WaghIhgt0n-9t8 q. M, daily, l1:a1 n n T,
6:20p M, daily gICert Sunday 1913 ,, MI daily
Z, K. LORD, General Passenger Agent
q. DUNBAR, General aHpt,
1T TkNN Trsv. Pass XII. whaalInz.
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DR.. Ira N. Lang, New York, says: ~
have prescribed Scott's Emulsion and
used II inmy familyand amgreatly pleased
with 1t. Have found 1t very serviCeabll
in SCroiulous diseases and Pulmonary af
feCtions."
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Patti IL to get 5000 instead OF 81, 1000
a night for several nights In London.
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sPALplSa's GLUE will mend anything
except a broken heart.
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KIS me, darling, for your breath Is
Just as sweet rs new.mown hay;
Kiss me, darling, IOf your teeth arc
Free from tartar or decay;
Kits Inc, DAZZLING, for YOU won't
Forget me or your SOZODONT.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant and certain In
their results are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicians and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, FlatulenCy
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at $50 by Logan & 90. and Charles Msnke.
mallhr.
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The topas was thought to promote
fidelity and friendship and to calm In
tnfnal nARainnA.
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Too much overcharges nature, and
turns more 10 disease than nourishment.
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scorr,s EMULsloN or PURE

God Liver oil, with HypophOsphlte,-Ih Pull
mOnary Affections and scrOfuIOus DI'
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Timo liable corrected 10 DEC. 10, 1886. Tn,lu,
leave Panhandle station, foot Of Eleventh slfeSt,
near public landing, a iOlloWa-Oentfal Standard
Tne-WhIOh ID % minutes llOWer than wh0GlIng
uine' sors SOUTH,
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- oh NUAllaNlAtb nhAilWhl WIN eHeut JNlluhIy
& ., Depot, wheeling, W, Va, As follows:
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME.
Departure Of trains for st. ClAlAvillG, y.
No 10 leaves Wheeling NJ 1880 4. nj. arrives at
81. ClAiTByIlle at $40 q m.
No . leaves Wheeling at 1925 a. m. arrives at
81. ClalfHville a. 1910 q, m.
No. ID leaves Wheeling at $40 y. mi arrives ut
81. ClalHvllle At 4:6b =. nj.
Arrival OF trains from st. Granville, 0.
No. "A leaves 81 ClaiTbYllle al 800 Il. M; arrives
At Wheeling at lO.4b 4. nj.
No. Is leaves b. ClalfSville al sos p. nj arrives
at wheeling Rt6'90 =. m.
TAXI THIS ROUTE The qutCkest, most comfort.
able and the only all Rail ROUTE-lAndlng pAaseiI.
gers In the business portion Ahd nearest tile beat
hotels Of Wheeling, Bell1lre and 81 Clnlnyille.
O. W. TROLL, MatAgUr,
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CINCINNATI, o., April 19.-CottOn steady and IN.
changed. flour active; family 81 7A4 %;
fancy t90Ll 10. Wheat firm; No. 2 rcd SOc; re
Ceipts 10000 bushels; shipments 200 bushels.
Corn arni No. 2 mixed 37hG. Oats firm; No. 2 mix.
No. 2 spring fOc. Pork dull 1T 81 70. Lard, firm al
6.sgC. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders S.bOI:
short rib 6.3Oc. Bacon Ia fa(r demand; shoulders
L.S7ho; short rib 1900; short clear Z. zoe. Whisky
active at q ". Butter heavy; receipts lower;
extra creamery 27A2SG; dairy lOilSo. LinSted oil
stcldy snd'quiet at 4lailC. Sugar steady hard ~.
fined GNaTZc; New Orleans 6a5Nc. Eggs light
receipts and stronger ut l0kallC. CheeIe arm
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Cambridge Accommodation, leaves Wheeling Rt
1895 q, mi leaves Iellaite At S:lb H. IN. Return.
Ing, arrives at Wheeling al GAO ., MI, daily except
Sunday,
MoundIvlllC accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at il;BI q. m i, aud arrives at MOundHvlllO at 1915
p, M daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodation Rt 400 y. nj,
ZanesYIlle accommodation leaves Wheeling at
3A0 p. M, daily except Sunday,
change, with II, 40 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
u 40. Sleeping. Cans oil all through traibH.
Through Coach from wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. 3, leaving wheeling At 0!26 4. nj, arriving at
Cincinnati al G.s0 y. m.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest North and Northwest, making this
a desirable route Tor COlOnlStS aud persons moving
70 tic great nest, and 10 whom particular AtlGIl.
ten Ia given,
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale al Depot.
Sleeping cal. accommodation can DO secured at
Depot Ticket OLlCc. r
TIlOAC o. BlHKR, Ticket Agent, Il. 10. Depot.
JOHN I. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent.
R.T DkNRlEI. Henerl Agent, WneellnR.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, Use shi.
loh'a Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
sHiLoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
10 sold by Us on o guarantees. II cures
consumption
ORoUf, wHoohtNa couaH and Bton.
ehitis Immediately relieved BY shiloh's
Cure,
sHnDH's ytrAtisRR is what you need
lot Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, DiSSl.
neeB, and oil Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 70 cent? per bottIa.
Sold BY Laughlln Bros, 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W, Va.
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An American young lady named Bots.
ford has conquered the violin in faris.
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MI fc Instant FeileL Final cure III 10 days,
.kILeNt and never RETURNS Noputge, no lelye, no
NV ~ bv sddfcsihg o. ], MASON, ID Nassau
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tiOrltOrd's Asld'pho,phats, iOr Sick Head.

Conjusal felicity was symbolized by The
satdonyx, which Il was believed TO itsute.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
l. tOPEAAfMal
CLEVELAND Il PFrTSBuRaH 4, T.,
Condensed timetable OF passenger trains cor.
TeOtei tONOV, %, lSSS-Centrl Standard Time.
IASr AaD MOTH 70 FIFIsHURaH AND 0LEVKIIND.
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Dr.. N. s. Read, Chicago, sayst ~ think
.it ID o remedy Of the highest value In
many forms Of mental and nervous ex.
haustion, attended by sick headache,
dyspepsia and diminished vitality.
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g.ranspprtHttrn

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI q ST.
i LOUIS RAILRbAp-pan Handle Route,
Time table Tor East and West corrected 10 NOV.
., 1885. Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street near public lAlding, g ioloNS
Central STANDARD Glrla;
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CHICAGO, April lV.-The Dforrs' Journal 70
ports. Caltle-kec0lpls 1000 head shipments 2,50t
81 2Oab 81; stOckgts and feeders 81 6dal 90; COWS
bulls and mixed 81 hOA4 o.. bulk q T6aA co.. Hog
Receipts 1900 head shipments 1000 head; mar
ket steady and 1rni rough and mixed n 20
skips SJOOa8 65, 6heep-ReGeipts $500 head ship
melils 100 head; market weak aud lowers native
g bOab 70. The cables Liverpool special says: Cat
lie market 10 lower; best Ainetican steers 10,
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vThe Nlobe Of natlOaBl There shs stands,
ChlldlesB and cr0wnIeSS III her YOleeleS woe
An empty urn within her wlthered hands
WhOaU holy dust was scattered long ago.
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i. "a NAAAN v NNN WIN . WV
lie market 70 lower; best Ain6tlcan steers 49,
dressed.
EAST LUXURY. PA, April 1O,-Cauie- Recelptl
6i9 head, shipments 3Oi headi market strong Al
last weeks piiCesi 10 cafs shipped to New York,
Hogs -ilecclpts 1900 head shipments 400 head
market Hfnn philadelpliAs u 40A 90; Workers n II
"A 10, sklpa o. 76a8 ~; 10 can shipped 10 New
York. sheep-ReCelpLs 400 head shipments 900
C]isGSNGfi, q, April ie.-Hop weak; common
and light "a 40a5 15i packing and butchers o va
Ia6, receipts $3.50 head shipments 40 head,
Petroleum.
OIL CRY, pa, April ls,-Opened At7aj4o. highest
Tstfc; lowest 764f0t closed q 1901 sales 2,yse,00C
baffel6i OleafanIGs 42,7I0,0C0 barrels; charters H.
SH barrels; shipments GILES barrels.
PfrnbuRuH, Pa, April 1p-Petrpleum dull and
heavy NatIonAlIItinElt certificates opened At tbs
and closed a. 1906 highest 7SNci lowest 7StEc
BRADFoRD,pA April 1V,-opened at 17kc, closed
Of 76lSe, highest 171tci lowest 1870 Gleafancel
1854, go barrels,
%T1TuSvt1E, PA, April 1s.-opcued AL1Kc, high,
cat TSKoj lowest 7E3fci closed o. 7Gc.
NEy YohE, April 1g,-peLtoleum steady, TINTED
| closed At 7GlGC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-04
A Hnnny Suggestion.

GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. l.-Editor
GAZETTE; A number of persons are
coming into this county soliciting contrl-
buttons for the suffering people in the
burnt district of the state. Our people
are not as liberal as they would be If they
knew that what they give would be
equally distributed among the counties
according to restitution. One county
might receive considerable assistance
while another of equal restitution might
get but little.
TO remedy this 1t seems to me that it
would be good plan to have a conven-
tion of committees from each county
needing assistance, at which convention
the wants of each county could be ascer-
tanned, then appoint distributing com
mittee to which let all contributions be
shipped, and then let that committee sup
ply those who are most needy hrst II
this could be done l am satisfied that the
people would give more and have less
fears about an equal and fair divide.
49, a-'~">---~' -'-'~-r~--~ S.-W, HARTMAN
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WHEREVER Joe Mulhatton Is, he is
weeping. For three or four years, when
the country has been startled with wons
drous stories of meteors and caverns full
of skeletons and jewels, Mulhatton has
generally come to the front as the author
of the stories. But nature stepped in for
once and downed Joseph. The earthquakes
did the work for him. They were ahead
OF anything he had essayed, and his lau-
rels are eclipsed; he must give up the
championship TO nature.
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-. .a,..,,e.r vaars, absence, Of
I ls, M.sd rsharynen Thev had been
snIee llln.aiou q, Gsaanlsnd like three
S Ss a"a ays .bav have returned 70 find
.,,r Ish,l,,rs ~ their nIaces. or, as the
sniee n ,n.y, 1,tbeir wives in the mean
.spoiss pu sLon otber husbands
'iino n"u 'ans IT S,,,,ar a, oNlcer Of the
zen. hehIy ~. o'o.v ,S1 an anS ! brigadler
Ola united 1IaSss 1870 Hly a.. sto,es5 sery.
genera ln sne Sonieuen@o Va Wondav
ICE, uieu ~ nieue, .,s eA reor ~ h,s age.
i1o ,v 10 The originator Of the famous Sib-
Loo ta,, need I'm the army. and at the
tS,,a ~ h,s death had n claim of $500, 900
,aanS,na hefore compress for the use OF
b,a ratsnt
"'1 ~ ut .. Noosho Mo was eighty.
.. ~. IIl0e "a ~ Seo s,hlr Az A. and az he
snreS years Viu 'n y. os n,ahr 10 tbe event
.sinlly reunion ,lon " o vo sons t,yn dsngh.
. .neIe WIZ plus o,, nre forty.
seIs, Shy 'senen sISrnn 90 9on and
eIsns srea., t ,aLWinn', ~, areat0 Grand
.wSlse slano0.l, ~. .osnt emo5g th.
onllulen "oae NV p"Satr honaht win
pi maS an 81 bis gsandcbil.
hFS SOhb hNiiDu'ASHS " 49, eNe
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MORGAN.
Amateur prama tics--Attempt 10 Burn the
Negro Observation-Disclosures Hop.

Ara,eur Dram atics--Attempt 20 Burn the
Negro church--siistletoe Hop.
Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN, TEX, Sept. "a crowded
house greeted the amateurs in their en-
tertainmeut at the academy Tuesday
night. The programme was an interest
ing one. The songs by Misses Berta
Donnell, Lizzie Hawkins and Lorena
whit were all beautiful and well rem
dered; Mrs. Nasb's musical selections
were loudly applauded, and the recita-
lions of Mr.. j. ID. Parks and DR.. Cuppage,
simply superb. The comedy entitled, off
| Had Thousand Year" was well
PLAYED. The characters In this play were
represented by Misses Anna Hawkins,
Katie Simms and Berta Donnell, and
Messrs. J. d. Corsey, l.. M. Cozart, w.
II. Hawkins aud j. Il. Cozart.
School will open at the academy next
Monday. A large attendance is expected
An attempt was made TO burn the negro
church Monday night right after their
meeting was over, and while The negroes
were on their way home about 100 pistol
shots were fred in their immediate neigh
borhood. A rumor has been going the
rounds ever since so many colored eXlles
from Comanche county located here that
an attempt would soon be made to drive
them elsewhere, and II Is very clear
that the intent OF all this blowing was to
brighten them away. The fire was extin-
guished before any damage was done. A
meeting OF the c.tizsns was had yesterday
and resolutions passed TO the effect that
the colored people would be protected as
| long as they behaved properly.
Last night at Ireen's hall the first regu-
lar monthly hop of the Mistletoe club for
the fall and winter season occurred and
1t was truly charming affair. About
fifty couples from this and neighboring
towns participated aud dancing was kept
up long after a new day had dawned.
Mr. Thomas Brock and Miss Alice Nc.
Kinley were married Sunday evening.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.

A Male In Female Attire Attacks n san
Antonio Political Leader.
Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. AT a late
hour last night an attempt was made 10
asssssinate Manuel Lopez while he was
returning home from political meeting
In company with companion. The nj.
lacking party was man in woman,s
clothes, and used large Mexican knife
fourteen inches long. Lopez saw The
thrust In time to save himself from harm
and the would-be murderer fed in me
darkness without pursuit. Neither Lone e ?
nor his companion were armed Iopez
Is a coobler by trade and is quite a celeb-
thy III mis- profession, being master
wofkman OF the Mexican assembly ~
hI'ghts OF Labor, and leader Of the local
ngnt against the Mexican political rinc
tie does not know who made the asssnit
on MS lie, though he believes It was done
oy political enemy. The Mexlesn snlI,
IN the Democratic ranks is a serlons n M
ana ans even at this early day the war Is he
.ns waged nercely, though under cover N
preparing for the Mexican celebrst,op ~ =,
Independence day ON the 10th. $3.50 -
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content with developing rather than &C.
quiring. With Russia the case has been
reversed. Her face is ever set for the
East, and year by year her outposts, fol
lowed by railways, have been pushed for
ward until, hguratively speaking, the
Russian and British picket lines are fac.
ing each other all along the line. Whole
districts have oeen brought under the
czar's rule. What Russian force could
not achieve was accomplished by Rus
sian gold, and the civilization Of Russia,
essentially oriental, has assimilated read
lily with the equally oriental civilization
OF the new regions penetrated One
would think the title of car OF all the
Russas an appellation proud enough to
satisfy the aspirations Of any poten-
tate, but 1t is to be supplemented
with that Of emperor of Asia. 1t is
another challenge from Russia to British
supremacy in the East, and intended,
without doubt, to typify Russian domin-
ion In the East and Asia Some of these
fine days-and the day may be near at
hand--the struggle between the two great
nations, Russia and England, will come,
and 1t will shake Europe and Asia. There
ls no halt to Russia's encroachments, and
before the century is over the title of
empress of India may have to be fought
for on Indian soil. Then will be put to
the test the wisdom Of the English policy
10 India. If 1t has been as benign and
iar-reaching as it appears on the surface,
1t will be the only hope OF England in
such struggle, for on the fealty of the
Indians will depend whether there are to
be two soyereignties in the East, like
those Of England and Russia, or whether
all Asia is TO pass under the sway of Rus
slo. 1t is not a desire for display or mere
gIlded pageantry that prompts the car
to assume the title Of emperor OF Asia,
1t is part and parcel of the traditional
and deep-seated policy Of Russia in the
Eaat
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FROM SEYMOUR.
District Court in Session-A Suicide--So-
cial Entertainment and Other Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

District Court in Sossion--A Suicide--So-
cial Entertainment and Other Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette
SEYMOUR, TEX, Sept. 1.-The weather
is still dry, though the grass in the ccun-
ty is very fine. Cattle ere in good condi-
tion and promise well for the fall market.
School opens Monday for the fall ses-
sion.
Court convened Monday, the 3Oth,
Judge j. V. Cockrell presiding. Hon,
W. b. Houston, district attorney, was
present, and a full number of officers.
The habeas corpus case was called, from
Jones county, and bail allowed Sullivan's
slayer in the sum of $4,000. There is
much business to be transacted this term,
there being many important cases on the
docket. The State VS.. Joe A. p. Dickson,
for murder, was called to-day and
the special venire was exhausted,
six jurors being obtained. Col. Sid
Sparks, Judge Duncan Smith, Messrs
Leggitt, Bentley, Jones and Woodruff
and other visiting attorneys are present.
Last Sunday afternoon George Braid
foot, candidate for cattle and hide in.
spector, committed suicide by hanging
His body was found twelve miles from
town on Thursday. An inquest was held
and the coroner's verdict was that the
deceased came to his death by his own
hand.n
There are two or three cases Of slow
fever in town.
Our public men are having well dug
for the benefit of travellers.
Lands are being priced over the county
oy foreign capitalists, and several sales
have been recently made.
The 5. t. and L. s, gave delightful
entertainment last night in the district
court room The performers acquitted
themselves creditsbly and well. A fun
house greeted them and neat little fund
wll De added to the circulating library,
ior which purpose the entertainment was