The Dallas Weekly Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 27, 1883 Page: 5 of 8

                                
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS 
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' 
Dratli
of the Victim of Saturday
MtrlU'l Shooting.
HcitJirr Cumin?-Other local Sew.
TALK WITH BUPEKINTE-TIBNT BA-
KED W. WTKLEOBAl-H CO.
"Yes sir be hM got tbe upper band o
bli position and by tbe way boys that la
rmithing remarkable" eatd a reporter
last evening addreaelna several of the sans
which fully endorse what he had su id con-
cerning Mr. L. 0. Baker the superintend-
ent of the southern divibion of the Western
Union Telegraph company whose bead-
quarters are at St. Lous and out of whom
the reporters had been trying
to eet some telegraph news. He Is a gen-
tleman of aUauie manners courteous aDd
uleaaant and Impresses one with the faot
that it is the man who holds the position
and not the position the man as is fre-
quently the case where the pompousnesa of
the person in tbe latter case is always pro-
nounced. Mr. Baker stated that he was
here looking after the general interest of the
companv and that the operations of the
Suit Colorado & Santa Fe railroad
in the erection of a line between Dallas
and Cleburne.which he regarded as an in-
fringement upon tbe rights of his company
had claimed a part of his time and at-
tention. In response to a question asked
by the reporter as to telegraph matters in
Texas he (aid that the company was do-
ins a first-class business in this state and
that the lines of the company were wo-
greasing more rapidly within ber border
in the way of extension than
inv state in the Union.
As to the late strike be said that the
striking oporator- had made fnevou
mistake. They were getting good living
-waeeB and did not realize how well they
were doing untU they were out of employ-
ment. As fars tbe effects wereconoerned
the company had forgotten that there had
ever been such a thing as a strike. The re-
porter asked how the telephone line; in
Texas effected the telegraph ana ne
h.h that tbey served
increase tne
to increase we teiegrapu uiiu
..uhaMholnvntrtf any lmDOrtBDCe COD
nected by telephone were also accommo-
dated wlih Western Union offices and as to
be small towns connected byte.ephone
thv pave the telephone company a great
deal of business In the sending of messages
nt knlindH In LllflHEuQlUK Ul UJVBBOKCB
whereas tbey ustd to write letters direct to
the po ut with which me senuer wuu
"How do the towns of Texas compare in
regard to telegraph revenue" asked the re-
P"Now I know your towns in Texas are
all ambitious and enterprising and at tne
same time there ia a marked jealousy as to
... . i .i vn and T a mi nfmlri
wnicn nasuie mk iuwhj
yon will get me into trouble". he laugh-
1UTiier reporter did not pro s the gentle-
man but his cirio.-ity ce aroused
be set about to find out and he did. They
rank as tollnwt: Galveston first (due to
being a point for Associated Press); Dallas
second; Houston third; San Antonio
fourth; Fort Worth Bftb; Austin sixth
Waco seventh. Th probabilities are that
Mr. Baker will visit El Paso before his re-
turn to St. Louis.
HED THOSirSON DEAU
Ned Thompson colored who was shot
Ss
St!
da
Saturday night at a dance on Carondalet
street bv Jim Cooper coiorea uibu wri-
afternoon t 2Vclock. Cooper who
made his escape at tbe time is still at large.
Ticeasedsuffertd intense pain before
ils death.
mi -
"lCeleiIne "Rough on Corns" is made
-oo.lv ' E. 8. Wells (proprietor of "Rough
on Rat ') and bas the laughing face ot a
man on'. 'labels. 16o and 25o bottles.
BKECHBlt-EOTCKE TO MOKBOW.
There was agreatcallyesU-rday for tickets
and reserved seats to Mr. Beeoher's leoture
to-morrow. With a world-wide reputation
conspicuous before this country as a man
of intellect an eloquent and dMttoced
minister and of great P0lltlsl113fl"nitlot
m natural that our people should desire) to
tee and bear him as it may be their last
xipportunity. j y
A BKOCLAK BAT DEM.
The old Apollo beer baU at the corner ol
.nH Pnvdraa streets. Is being reno
vated and yesterday while the workmen
were engaged in tearing up vm .u -.-a
an army ol small boys and dogs bad
pl?nlc of It Killing rats. Tbe nnmber of jock.
Caches and rats unearthed la almMt fabu.
Ions vet it is safe to say that tberat killing
brigade got away with at least 100.
riTT COURT.
City vs. William Buisey and Alexander
May; Intoxication; fined $5 each.
City va. CUilu Clanc ; Intoxication; Cacd
6itv vs. M. Krets; assault; fined $5.
-City vs. 0. Balmona; assault; continued.
CltytfcvGus Walsh and George hew; as-
2!?L4LKh'rJdJK .-..t: fined 15.
Cttyva. Alexander May; curalng; Uis-
Oity vs. A. Williams; cursing; fined $2.
City vs. Thomas Angus; fighUng; dis-
""ciWVm. Dan KUburo; retenUng an officer;
fl"!?l' to .v nil. ihrrid
m.i. V. n Hrs-an: fifbtioc duv
charged. TT- ( 1
a T1RDT TB1AIM.
ri.. ..t.konnd train over the Texas A
n n . a jtim vmimiv hnorninc at
1. was two bonraand I tbmy minute. .u.
ThfnnMfll UIUT M .p" '
iitojhe
-west of here.
tuotn mean at.
"William Walker who Imagines that
.. . m ha a famine In tbe
.a. t-ii.. E.mlatta. Who fancies
ubii .inter
Uat ndr tna
"on be h.. ba o.-tracd bv
.PTind?wera tried in tbe couoty court
jesterday. and adjudged Insane
a est BALL.
"' tm-. ftiM-klnct ratomed yesterday
morning fro-atw.lv. day.1 tonr of the
Utcduriog which Una tbey pley.4 tb.
ieadinfclobaofCalatoo. Horto". Ana-
i.uiJ With tb. .xoeption of wai vejwon
T V. . . v.. . wrraind tmm tb. club.
m a band " inie.
iutb.rm..ol tb lull..
labaaaociation wbera ntider tb. wiper-
aarM ol $E6 SO raid w lnrPrt nT to
it was rrrdrd for tb. of "VV
ta The SBbT. appared to b. In food
ooditioa aad noespinia. .
a riTlt. BLIGHT CASK.
r.iiw Rtate District Attorney Blgrer
1 save this nomine for Merlin U proseent.
CindnrnvT.tt. of tb. H-w-o.
fo-lroa. oatbeebaTre rrfoin
id tia e hi. wil. ;
AVr." aDd."-"-t Of 0 v-T ten. of
ederai court 1 f "
aMT LaatA . Tim. I 
-It wa. tt Point IKtotit2yea-eeo
fct 1 r-4 tbe aronai4 P
."J r- if
tr.A h-rtb."rb rotnrea-e -Bwt ".
Wbor-.H .tj. -v a b"w;s
I it t" a1 rrrt y T
an died a a-
he Ht r 1 1 ta
' ita trvrre t:n. tK witt!to"
. t-A miia t- aww
mv pftTTAuwntaV IfKKATiDi Tff(riVMf)AY MOlWIWr. HKV'VKMHm 27 199P;
i i
iftfi'WSSfflti
who h.i Jin oomimon( in.
'rum (Job... " k..i.nali m iin.l him ont. and
nrl.nnert with ns to Ob. . imnrnalitatlnn.
t.uaii I .am am hit i . i i  .
..... i . . ....-----
.. ... ................. - m mora IU lllo
and boT tbe young arlltt .0d Whlg
twtllrfht t Wts me ou.iviu w .tornj MW
he p!R7ri) breathing what wffi"
Mi. first dream of bl wo.ider.Ul War.u
uymns. Mil" ern fyj .rt for a
hear him man - ho1m1?llchi1 -ht sky.
time forgot Its captivity Th. ni. 0
.. " j i .. Vnva u. the ww"ul
the Chesapeake far to tht'east .belong.
have tound an Interpreter in h.4"'. .
"HI" heart found neighbors In groat
an
And' tr'ams snd clouds and sum and bit."! nd
Dees . 
And throbbed with neighbor-love in IovWff
(lino.
'iui. miialii amhadfail l.lm charm of the
verse the same tieeo. wavo-like. pHSsionale
DHBSlOUBie
swell of the long fall lines.- His manic
UUie was uia buui a uiuum-pic-o v u
Tear ha for a ha wrote Doetry. In all those
U.-i- L i ....If- ... k.nUna tVaai m n n V I
dreary months of imprisonment under the
keenest pr ivations ot life exposed to the
daily manifestations of wantand depravity
sickness and death bis was the clear-bearc-ed
hopeful voice that sung what be uttered
in after years:
"jweet irieims.
U.n'. In.a b ar a Tl ll
To finer and diviner ends
To finer and diviner ends
xnan man mere inuuKufc cor Wii.fw"..
uriiia.i taiinm nrinnnors for mole
i.an.!.mAii(hi mil Ah thi pnd of that
time were exchanged together. The boat
that brought us to Alaen s lanainn-wan ue-
layed for some time before reaching the
wharf. While we were very impatiently
waiting a steamer irom Richmond came
alongside and some one called out to a man
on her deck to inquire if Sidney Lanier was
A Th. fl.tta haH hatrflVAfi itfl dear
master again; but this time it told ot a cap-
tive's release and never were tidings more
joyfully hailed. Observer.
TBS HIGHEST AtJTnOIUTI
Upon a Subject of Vital Interest- Effecting
; tbe welfare ! ah.
Tha followina remarkable letter from one
of the leading and best known scienlifis
writers ot tbe present day is specially sig-
nificant and should be of unusual value to
who desire to keep place with
modern discoveries and events:
tha mTch of modern discoveries and events:
"A general aemandfor reformation is one
of tbe most distinctive characteristics of
the nineteenth century. Tbe common peo-
.i . l . .H ..1 .. . .1
niA. H WRU BS ILV IUUIV 6IUIKUWUGU RUU
rcfine(j cry0ut with no uncertain voice to
be emancioated from the slavery of con
emancipated
aervallsm and superstition that has held
the masses in gross ignoranceduring a large
time of the 'Dark Ages' came near obliter-
ation the last glimmer of trutb. Dogmatic
assertions and blind empiricism are losing
caste among all classes of all countries.
i. 1 n k.nlnnina tn'thlnlr ful- I h u m -
Sflvta and to regaid authority much less
. I . U.n nnH r f t ln nM
cuan arpuiucui. mou uu nuucu w
longer willing that a few individuals should
d;otate to them what must be their senti-
ments and opinions: Tney claim the right
to solve for themselves the great questions
of the day and demand that the general
good of humani'y shall be respected. As
tbereBult of this general awakening we see
on every hand unmistakable evidences of
reforniarv action. People who a few years
seo. endured suffering tbe most intense in
n ' c . i;-A . L. .. ....
lue name oi uuyi uuw Kau mo in-
ter foolishness of such a course.
. .v.n -a.d nnilair tlia nonHf&irA
incu wuv " ' " . . ..   n
ot bigoted advisers allowed their health to
depart; suuerea tueir buuhhuhui iu uo-
come undermined and finally died as mar-
ts ra to a false system of treatment. There
ar millions of people biting untimely
graves Who mlgnt nave uvea io a green oiu
age had their original troublea bren taken
trA&tpil. There are
thousands of people to day thoughtlessly
enduring the first symptoms of some aeri-
oas malady and without the slightest real!
ztion of tne danger that Is before tbem.
Tbey nave occasional ueuuauueo; mt ui
appetite one day and a ravenous one the
next or an unaccountable feeling of weari-
ness some'imes accompanied by nausea
and attribute an mese imuuiea w mo iu
idea of "a slight cold" or malaria. Itia
hluh time that neople awoke to a knowl
edge ot the serionrness ol matters and
B . . . i i r . Kw.fAk
emancipaieu ineniseivB" i !""-
.i. kinniMi whifth Minimi them. When
iiiiuu wifiwMj " '. 7 r e . .
tbis is done and wben all classea of physi
cians become liberal enoatrn n rxciuus u
dogmas save that it is their dnty to cure
diseases quickly and as safely as possible;
to maintain no other position than that ot
trntb honestly ascertained and to endorse
and recommend any remedy that has been
louud useful no matter what ita origin
there will be no more quarreling among
th. doctors wnu. mere win do great. -
oiclngtnrougnouivn. wonu.
1 ! .m mil aware of the censure that
will be meted out to me for writing this
letter but 1 feel that i cannot ua true io
belDlng hand and endorse all tbatl know
to be good. in. exienueu uumHwnnn iw
tbe pst lew year. and grsphio descrip-
and liver bav. awakened tbe medical pro-
ere.tly Increasing. The treatment of th.
doc or. has oeen largely experimental and
mauy of tbeir patients bava died while
they wero caatlug about for a dy to mei.
cure them."
"It is now OV.r wo yea now m j iou-
tion was first called to tb. as. of a most
wonderful preparation in am
n-i-i..i. . u-u nt lha kldnAT.. P.tlent.
OIIKU w .
had IreQuently asked me about tb. remedv
rrcted by it but lik. many others I hei-
. . 1 . 1 unmmaiul It! nH. A MrMIIll
bOJU frU . ul Ul u V an .
friend ol mln. had been in poor health for
1 t.1. 1 i ilnn L.. lain-.
some lima ana u vh"-"y -
.oo. of hie I" nsa oean n-j ..-. ug
count 'of Brlabl'.diseaaa. cii.mlcal and
mlcroecopical examioetioni of hi. nrin. re-
vealed tb. preaenc ol laraa qnanuties of
.it aaA a.va.niiUf InheK CULM. VhlCD
oonfirmad tb. correotnM. of tb. diaipinsis.
Alter trying an -
ii kin in um thir nrenaratlon and was
rreatly surprtaed to obaerv. decided Im
provrment within a month and wltbia
four niontaa no tub. on eoold b. discav-
ared. At that tim. tDera waa preaent only
a trace of albamen. and be felt. a. b. ex-
ormed IU 'periActly well.' and all tbrongb
?Tl..--!.r. u .m'. HJa Car tb.
BW tUll M-mw. wa o - "
rtml AST1.'! ik-1 thi. .AdiHo. la
nii An la both acuta and cbronlc
nephriti. Bngbfa dlaarj and withthe
nalLher d U In nnmber nor
faMiiiy anata. nirtw"""" "-
roontb. and embraced a Urga noenbar of
mv mind that I would oeniatly nrrena-
' aula .  ILlkaia lhafall-ttMi
pa BSV prowoanonai r"""" t- -
o ...in" . lair P?! L '
BCf l Mil VU r io o a .
u.bfti ibe blood la bmn r
i-AA la muraf Uioa. fnrai.
febmste liidianoaitlon 'b"J
narrtdeofl. 01 arganifi
th. mora! baali re 4-pfc-ied. tbe be "t-
Jow tb. nnr. entnred. nmatttoung tb.
enndilioo la which tb. paM-ot ta -aid I U b.
-billion..' tbe adv. nt.ra rained by the wae
nf tbiareBodv I. remark able. laBrtrbt.
imam it aaaois to art a. a olitaf i m-mm-
U KMKbe and heal tb iafliinad mm-
bnTMo) to wab oat tb. n"tbalial OebriJ
blch blocka s tb. tabnll nnailert. and
ta arerant a dastrnctiv Betaoorpaosi. of
t"rvionrirs as I do to hrariv of tbe
wmlaa'Mi Uial twiirm that f an arhnol
.a i Iran alltbatra-.b rve-arlirc
a... laaaMl. aad ba'Pf InOo-
tr lrjtoD-nt nt Otaaaac aaa
fa-ndent anoarb to " any rwfmMv that
wul rax- v .a?-fita. witboat eiv
. - ai.ai.ia It entltaa I am
i4 dn" ra afd emmatai ib.
aaarit. oi this rrwa v tb f-.ik!.
kea-!"' y y-o'a-w
K. at fcr.a. If P.
. . - a t . aiia l'mta.4
Iea STI I ' .
f-area ff.of T--k: ed-
i-rrr tit iadrl Jr.onrtoj.
cLhir of
jir-a-w.i. a-nirr
w u.miimI P .oi.-r-t W-e r: Da. aic
Tbe d-ed f- tb. tautr ar". of r-tnrnd
. r. ai'wn v. Biait.
... r... VrtcilMRri
TIIR IKON HORSE
Ao Interesting- Jlmlget or tba Latfst
Doings
It
BallTTHJ Cl"(t1ei - CbangeH
Iaiprorriiient.
Sundry Rumble0 of Many Lines.
Tka Vn.l-aln Pitld a.i1 fenAvIa nmm
rarniDKS of $7855450 lor tiiH year and ex
"ouecD ui p u-fi
lb Q VfUUl nnUi ni hnw i.anlr tiaa kaan
- u 1 1 u wu iu i o v 1 it w rv wias-sk 1 1 ia ucuu
f.Ml'hn iQ 1883i against 0000 miles
ffirlDttlta'r.W'
Thar are at Present O.l-z cars ruuuiUK
daily iri h 'ston ad 22.70J men employed
According tolhe Democrat the railroad
k-. nasi fr "imiiKiti ... .v...r ...
kii.in.0. nt wmrruei-ter naa inoreawu iu
the past two J ara iroin j.wu io ouw
per annum. fm n.iMnr.ilv
haS.cothat
iSouridTe r.gVd an oaae of over-
10J! ing Promptly report
Tne lastesc iraiu in - .- .
noon express on the Cam ?ac"frli y'
which runs from Coteau sta) 'to Oitawa.a
 minutes making liswli " """e
distance of 78.1 nillea. in oae u . ii
z - -
an nour. .....
i oour. j 
n.r.i....u. AAfa fm Knf Vorf an 1 CbeflSfl
only on the Illinois Central. wi!r bb strt'd
from Chicago on Tuesday tjeptiajbev' &.rnr
Memphis and on Thursday tieptemb-r 27
rA.a.ivai(nn anil will Iarva on tte ame
day of each wee therealter. The cass will
!.. ft.nn n m and Iralvht will b 16
ceived until 6 o'clock the same evening.
Track-laying on tne vicssourK cuwo-
poit & Pacific railroad is completed eighteen
nii'es west of Monroe. All the grading will
be finished by the middle of October. The
track-laying will be pushed through at once.
Tbe road to Bhreveport will be completed
ov reurunry i.
npu. Xf..Kla Jit nhtn niasanour lTnArtmAnt
auo mvui Bw vu.w r- 1
issues a note circular announcing that on
and afer Ootober 1 next the exfsting pas-
senger rate of 4 cents per mile will be re-
duced to 3 cent per mile and passenger
agents of outside lines are requested to
change their rate aneets in acuoruance
thereto.
a . -i i : I I . a laa AtAaA Inattfla fni
taxes brought against the Central Pacific
bat under tne new siais cuuautuuuu
riieus vau uuijr uo .ni - ;
their property after deducting the amount
lor which they are mortga ed. Taxes
ought to be light on the Central Paciiic.
rha Mvincra will make manv percent of
dividend monev. . 
Alonzo llobblns.conouctoron tne vanaa-
II. 1... kaan nlTaMil onH Will TlfflhH ()1 V 11 P. -
1ID MM u V. VJ " u..w.u " ' J -
.... aua nn.!Hnn rf aaninfanl-. HlinprillLAnd.
put of tbe eastern division of the Missouri.
i . s. tr-m-am a.ia. M f TnhKitisi hits
oeen on tbe Vandalia twenty-two years-and
i.uiiln taemi.i. hv PrawMon I. MnKpnn
and all officers of the road who will doubt
less regret bts retiring irom tovir eerviue.
is to have the luxury of dining-
cars on her railways under the manage
ment of a special company wnicu ou oo-
tamed a concession of the right of running
tbem for twenty yeai 8.
The stmy about tbe Northern Pacific is
iu.i . v. aailm.tAi fnr nnmnletiniT t le rosd
are lar under the actual cost and tbut it
will take a great deal of money toeqti'p the
road necessitating a liew loan of 12000.
000. .
It is reported that the Atcnison xopeita
& Santa Fe railroad will extend its branch
already bnilt to tne coal fleids near Socor-
ro New Mexico on to White Oaks thus
nf hnth rtniitil anil Hnnttn-
ton and making White Oaks and Lincoln
rnniit v. lew Mexico trioutary to ouiuiru.
The Mexican Central railway runs
through twenty-one cities with an aggre
gate population oi Buo.uuu anu
eibtor tnem are state enpttum. uuim
cities are seven minis whose annual coin-
age ia not leBS than $35000000 and the ag-
ricultural valuation of the twelve ttates
through which It passes is something like
suu.uuu.uuu.
'PU. I.1.J aTIw l.amvav in thA BtAtA Ot
(UO .U'lu v. . . j ...... j
Chihuahua will be in Huejuqnilla connect-
ing the center of the town with the Mexi-
can Central station. The other two tram-
ways in the state are the one now running
between El rmo ana raso aei -uno ur.. us-
ing the IUo Grande and the one building
i . v .. i . . i . o I r.ii wninh tha Iuter-
national Lumber company ot that cily is
DUIiamg Mireti ran.
The double-track railway tunnel under
ai i... un..u hlnh 1 In MinnnnL I.iv-
rpool and Birkenhead i. expected to be
completed within aix months. It. length
will be one mile and lu approaches three
miles. It will be lighted by electricity.
Tb. Matamoras aud Monterey line oi in.
Mexican National ia now graded for some
J i .. .... ...anil Pavnnaa. and at last ao-
counts 30 kilometres or about 24 miles of
track bad been laid irom matamorM. w
said at Mont.-rey that on the completion ol
tha line f'om Monterey to Baltillo which
would be at about tbe end of tbe month. the
company would concentraie all Us forces
on th. Matamoras lina.begiuning work also
at he Monterey and.
Th. British ar. rapidly extending net-
work of railways over India. About 30-
i ' u.i : . I . ... n I tliia vaap in 1 11 A con
WVVW Wilt BO J  
struction of new road. The v are neful not
only lor promoting tb. w.tlar. oi me peo-
ple but would b. v.ry handy in case of in
lurreciiuu. . . .
In th. United Btate. ourmi iuw h"
a.r 9K1 ISO 7Ki narauD. n(arlv .ix time.
iY. ... -1 .nnl.ilnn nt thm euuntrv. Wei.
mo iviai iwiiii -
a" aJa r.. 1r7 lYtfl !Im of rsalltVAw-. Thai
iriDIJVitU M ivi ww -at - .
total number of peraoni kiUad on tbe roaaa
wrre eometninic over w.
iufli i n mm fuift nsuMtira ware
transportad over 172.804 tuilesof railway.
Tn. European railway in n. jr -killed
6 500 parsons. In Amerina tb. ratio
of traveler per mil. Is as 2800 to I. in tu
rop. tt is only 900 to 1.
iti
Doc Oil aatl Cat's klas.
'We skins the horses and the dogs.
8 imstlmea w. skins the cats. Then we bile
am all nn torether. and make that and
the here ow of 'em." The speaker wu
ki 1. Imn nark to bMta. and tb. "that
..m thaaa hare." were two piles of black
tnfl". Ue odor from which we. somewhat
oil color. Tb. plan was on. or lb. tonror
a I. -.n.rnii atahllahmatl t Wblcb
dot th. rtvar banks a quarter ot a mlia bo-
low linaMDnra. 100 .
referred to wer. tb. twenty or thirty bar-
i. . tisaaa animal received eacb week
r Ka aiii taoa-Donnd and tb. "rat
a-art. aalow Tbir
a all th. rfaa.1
lonia. noio ow- - .
eanion which can b. beg-d or porcb.wd
la tha dty. Ie tb. d.rke boar of Light
rrnt eevrnvM) wagon. .k. th.rTJnJmtT
ak.MM..h tho kinriaT PhlladfM-
IHIBI way .u'.-.- r '. . .
phta. Tnao lambonng vahvcle. ar. larce
ionnati ta carTT twa daad ho-aaa. axl ao
tnetMr bnw tong in. emmtm wT wy ""
 j jt j iii lanM Anwflhmr H
nao ipwo w . . -" - . .
tbrd P. n4 thm W
"Vfl.Tr - 7k.' i. -1. kara bm
eospletad and Ibrvanonp ooir n-nu....
load as the OotabuabaMnni wo nm
bank. ....  .
.f .. . a... ant la iha ni of a lira.
- aatoi i na mi ib tno a
wo aoro o - 
Ida tha kniekeranrker Jo. onaipany s
firaw. had ail da trie arm. lima.
IW IDO OFTOiaoo.j '
. . . . aaolaa aaol t OT ATlt b.Tar.
i i .... ..a a-ro week. V b.t
.9 wt da vxk VaT well yoa pa. mwj
a I.. fnaar OVaVA tl Cnt. AfB f.
boe. end ail. aed t-. " .''
biier orer yonrter. baa that bit biled
ni nv two-niy nir ot IBtvt boor. r
at ite aonaa and ttoev ro V tha tWTH
io wi.ke tbot.i.a. We irt iKa oil on'aa
the haianra. am no r--- - ---
lot.rtratkoa imri'vaimri
j Bttfn lba nthar ai! I nrt ia tha en.
i un4 a4. and we mak. pboapbew eat of
! ia.
inbira?mr! oti ot w
Trkie.te man ea'd. H S
hirm la tl. a-irrAT an- ra-v wmwn
ttrat..-rk"rr 1. iM tba t -d
a. o la Imina nf irT "-ot!rt -W radiaa
1 a-e ctt-iw. aa-a a-a. h-ewaw. l-c-" v
I '
w
i . a.-i a-.-r
l.i Ka am
Bjrar-iWT-. "a tn tba ro- o.--it
; I - aa a. aad a r "V
1 i. . . a4 ---o It V. iian ro
k a -- r"OOB"- ara-r-airio r-
V Ui -aiati-oBi ef tea p
x mniniiififiTT? n
TrillntlTTT
I I I kill
Ulk about It
A wu
noni it ufnreini no quinine mercury ryrnnin or aoiuuiriuu. uruir ai way aim.
pes and tone the stomach arouse the kiilney. and liver and operate finely upon tb.
. "ikln It. aolloo prompt and elTm tlv. .vun In ebronio caaes that bav. routed ad
"' 7... ia Trv JL A. .1.1 .lu.lu.ula l.a
VOW Alt. XM WUUU ITllIip R1IU tJIIOIA
vwivr uitjuiviiA. CUOWnUB Ae BALDWIN Dallai Txat
there to tell them some ' 'J18 J'. '
Irom tha itm far 1......I.. "ly PBrSOHS Drlllg
dogs Which llie'y have kilu(l ""emselvcs
and have lha nil mannrinin "em
tbem.  I
a . -1 at.- j i . ii.i vma
ouuio ui iub renuering esiaousum I
a.i.iia oiici iitci uu nu siiuiiuuuo uusiiicoo
receiving tbeir sapplUi not only from the
cily but from abroad by (be car-load.
a.:... e it . v. j . . . i
ouiuo ui tuniu uro tua iiitfaiuitrs buu re-
fnea tnnllnii f-i-iim lha alaiiirhfar-hiiiBa ami
abattoirs. Philadelphia Kecord.
A llaby'a Marrow Ksoape
TIia nthap nnv wMIa Mia alitaWAllin nf
f!irhth ntrApt.WAqt nf FrpnmAn ivnnnn.aflrA
crowded with ceonle. a laree bav horse es
" 1 - . 1 - -
capod from hi keepers In the stables locat
ed in tbis viulnuy ana dashed down &igntn
toward Car street. He selected the ceutrr
..Ilk.. . 1.1c. iknamaklaM . . .1
UI IUO DIUOnBIA KB ma miuiijuim buu
pedestriani immediately took to fences and
the drive-way. A little boy was wheeling
his haby brother in a baby carriage toward
the approaching steed. His eyes were riv-
eted on the sidewalk and not until some of
the frightened people who saw the peril
yelled to him did lie discover the dangerous
fugitive. Tbe borse was then within a doz
en yards of h m. There was no time to roll
the carriage with its precious freight fi-om
tlm walk. iind the little bov. aoDolnted to
guard bis helpless brother dropped tbe
handle of tbe carriage end fled to the street.
The hearts of a hundred witnesses were in
their mouths. An instant more and it was
t xpected that the little carriage and Its In-
nocent passenger would be under the iron
hoofs of tbe madened horse. Mothers who-
were witseases of the scene screamed and
ran toward the danger to pick up what they
believed in a-moment more would be tbe
hleedintr remains of a little innocent. The
calamity however did not come. Tbe
horse saw tne irau ocjeet in nis way ouieu
a little to the right jtaesed the sleeping
babe and rattbd on to Carr Btreet where
be was happily captured. Cincinnati En-
quirer; Modern Wedding Cake.
The wedding calie of the princess royal
wfi nearl v seven feet high surmounted by
a dome of eight columns inclosing an altar
upon which two Cupids supported meaai-
Unna nft.he roval counle. Busts of the pa
rents occupied the four corners of tbis up
per platean. festoons ot jessamine uniting
. L. .. U.I. tt.mtn a ai.ll. I niflQI nf a hllll.
I lie wiiuio ni ui i j " i
dred weight of sugar and cake were niches
holding emblematic statues oi ine yinueu
land smothered in orange blossoms. The
lowest portion the cake Itself dinlayed
tbe arms ot Great Brittain and Prussia
placed alternately on panels oi wniie satin
and between each escutcheon was a rued-
i... .r.k.A Knfrlo m l tirirfaoriinm. anirnlpil
with bridal wreaths and surmounted by im
perial crowns HOWS Ol pernio iiuiuuicu
ami nnnelfd the cake on the stand were a
quantity of bankets and vacea silver-gilt
r1 ... ...:.!-!.. I II. ... A .... I. .mm.
uoiaing artiiiuiai nuncio an.ijw.wc ...lia-
ble examplaof the modern wedding cake
was that of the duchess ot Connaiiht. It
was nearly six ieet in .height from Iho
stand tbe general design being a Greek
temple with Corinthian columns and vault-
ed roof. At the four corners ot tbe main
portijn the edible portion were euibla-
matio figures of tbe continets alternating
with horns of plenty and Cupids chariot-
. ..11. I.I.Ir. tha Hulnutr-tifloa
I annK 8WBUO. wui:o mmiii ..-v.
I hat encircled it. stood a Cupid and Ptyche
With the panels aruuuu luom uinviajiug
tbe arms of England and Germany.
'
Tl.a n.pir.n will ha clad to eive vou a
receipt for subscription.
IP AND IF.
"If you are suffering from poor health
'or languishing on a bed ot sickeBss
'take cheer if you ate eimplv all-
'inir. or if you feel weak and dicpirited
'without clearly knowing why Hop
'Bitters will surely cure you."
ill .n.. a-a - tniiiialal- aflll hlTB OVer-
ia .1 .11 ..LI. tiiiiia nauinrol H 11 H HH
LUX OU jruuiaTii o ivu i'- i -i
'or a mother worn out with care and work
'or a man of business or laborer weakened
'by the strain of your everyday duties or a
'man of letters toiling over your midnight
'work Hop Bitter will surely strengthen
you."
. . . . .
i ' joii are iuuhhuk
'from over - eating or
'drinkinir.anv indiarre-
'tion or dissipation or
'are voungand growing
'too'fHU.e isutteu lb.
'case.''
"Or if you are In th. workshop.on the
'farm at the dork anywhere aud feel
'that your ylein needs cleansing ton-
ing or aiiiiiula:lng witooiit iutoxicat-
lng. If yim are colo blod tiiiu and im-
'pure pulw feeble neive. unsteady
lacnltii. waniug Hop Bitter i. what
'yon neeti io give jou new life health
ind vl.or." J
If you are costive or dyspeptic or
eulTciiiiK fimu an uiher ui Ui uuiuer-
oua diM-awi of the .tnuiacn and bowels
it. la jour own fault if you remain 111.
It on ar. wasting away with any
form ot Kidney diaeaa. atop tempting
death tbla moment and turn for a cur.
to Hop Biter.
II you ar. sick with
that t.rribl. (ickaee.
Nervon.nen yci will
find a "Balm In G dead"
in Hop Bitter.
If yon ar. a frequenter or a resident
of a miasmatic diatrict banicad. your
yttam againrt lha aoourg. of all oouo-triea-maiarla.
epidemic billon and
Imtannlltent tovara by tbe uae ol Hop
P.'"?! V I. a aalln. .kin.
a a t LI Ui..M ill ala VOB l.ir
11 TUB DlTfl IVUKii maiaa.a.ij .
naa DnatQ nuv - a--- " .
akin rich blood and .weeteat Drum . j
bealtb. t0 will b. paid for a case they
Will DU Blaro vt .
That poor bedridden Invalid wlf.. sis-
a . . a-.a.klaiMO hi RIAJi.tb.
Dirtat. of health by a f.w bottle of Hop
Bitten coettoc bat o trifl..
:tit' "sun.
CURE
fy TT-ow" r-id rfl-n U Sa u"iro lrv-e-
alia iiaari'-iit 't-t--r f
r ini.il'KA-. V'.JMVrw
a. ksaoacoaa laa WjcanlaoorB aaa
- ' - rwr-NT "i-T
?.  . a- - ' .1- - tvir t rr.TT'
.T- "..'-..It " ft X-afVfT- "T
.id rOkteU W77: j il i-T --J
IH.E.40
t-o" - rn- r-V-- t-wM
I; aa Uaa
A'OH
r.v-r. r a-Li T ul- T?
r- ra o t r i kv-ua. IaJ err. t wotha
 . a. a m. r roof a-4
a mrrf t- t-jrn. ra".
-T
- s-a w - -a f
r.j e - n.
1 11
- - Haw lark Caoaj
GARTER'S
SIGIT
i'-
in-t-trai .:: r-' t - -I "('-
ttKaa. Ltiai rul-i a
wnsr.tvi .u itma
TlTTlT T0vl()l.eW.unq-ltaaf.ir.
mmf I I I I r nn nsiTinfj wiin'twrui rasi
in..in lucu raura ana Derma
nent ourea eatwe. peopt. to
HOtp nnr.
Yesterday mor'tliilij SJidriff Smlt'4 ;'
ctived tbe following telegram-
Ablltne Sept. SI. SherllTDttllUsftoUulj'f
Keen Tnm Ttrnwn Ihnra until mv arrfval
on the next train. Mollis 1)hown.
xi eueriu sruitti has a Brown in durance
vile he is not aware of it. Up to last nigbt
Mrs. Hrown had not arrived though Judg-
pg from (he tone of her telegram  iho is on
the road. .
' TI1K TtX11 TRONIC.
1 Tha Iaht. fli-nffc rlrnnrn iinnn thA rroniar-
lion oi tne f ederal c?urt in lavor or claim-
ants agaiuet the Texas Trunk rotd was
paid vesterday. The claims amounted to
$27000 and the road had $31000 with
which to pay oil the same.
Murdered by Her Husband.
RnaTnif. Run!. 2.V About 1 n'f.lnnk this
morning Nellie Carrie seed 20 vears. a cook
at tbe Perkins cafe was shot and killed by
her husband Richard Carrie at the doo.
way oi vol unjiuK9 u . euo naa t nuiijiuK
from her walk and It is supposed that her
i ..j .... ; . : .. .- I. . oik. ....1.
uusunuu aaa avrailiuf; uoi. IUO uuuiio
bad not lived together for some time bnt
occasionally met. After firing Carrie ran
but was captured by the passersby. He
ama evidentlv under the inrluenceof liouor.
Tie woman bad an excellent reputation
but the husband had not.
CHEMISTS HAVE ALWAYS FOUND
The Most Perfect Made.
A PURE FRUIT ACID BAKING POWDER.
There is none stronger. None so pure-.
and wholesome. Contains no Alum or
Ammonia.
Has been used fir years in a million homes.
Its great strength makes it the cheapest
Its perfect purity the healthiest. In the
family loaf most delicious. Prove it by the
only true test.
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.
aaNCPAcrcrjEO by
STEELE & PRICE
Chicago 111. and St Louis Mo
QaoDt.etai-.rs of I-qpolm Tamil fl.a Dr. PrlM. Biwdil
VI.T.rlaB Kztraeto aad Ur. PrU.'. Ualqw farfttmofc
WE MAKE NO SECOND CRADE COODS.
Can enjoy the aatne arlvant'ires in shopping at
reildenu of
New Yorki
BV THE AID OF
Which la a hunrtnome illmtrated raUlogae and
prt.e LUIOI ilia riiuirfii.wa-
talncd In our
Dei)artments
D.-J
Thep-l being the same a charred at our
nuuteri aa I iluce the tuccew that hasaltond-
d -- - t a for th. put yeari o
B w . Kibuialita to onr seiiioa
.1. Jl.ie to follow the tame prlndplea.
Our Prices
n-a amalHin ai LOW U not lower tba.
anv Kew York tlt-Wr. Kr.rihlng can t
fuiirnt In nur atok In
Boh.taulial Wry OoodSo
MtiiiBtiy wow.
ludon kUtmmnf and ChlMreV. Sii'.tS
JIoti' and Mn'aClothliiK.
llo.larr. White OoMf l.wa.
Ueotumea'a Farnl.nuiff Oiiiaa.
Blade-np t an. an' Wmt1 BowK
Furaa and Fnr-llnod arment
ldioa- Miaaea' and Cbllnrea'a Bhoc.
And all ether aruckt eai aar aeed ena la
House Furnishing Goods
. a. U I f.r al.Milt0lH.Wl OjHth 11
latr'toa o' alaasMCTan anlcl. lor aa'. la .ar
o?ataii.ba-nii. ... ....
Mafuaa laattaq viiarwrif m tojuia .oo
aara or la rent t"l Otf
ran orT wan rwaMTo a-vrnni n.
. .  a- atall Ma Vaaltia
aa .mail. ada lul Hula to ta. coat 9f (Le
naualaa nat apoa .pi licatioa.
EDWARD RIDLEY & SOUS.
rt (til. si i a s?l rnd alrte.
Mi ua. aii. f.f n". I Im airoort
ti. U .V. U Im aa.ll tirett.
STcw York.
wrrncaL ftrriKTVrxt Of THI
Unireisity of Iduisiana
III v.l Eaa 9.
T n'T la t'Tt;n nf r lf"d hi Ta
t"t ob I fWrtaVl-rl- -t lanfl-t
T 1-o) '' at ta tadl-. Of lh.
i . .-f a r- a-pilal. T fT-
fa H "T -a' r.rrta 1 o-0 ar 4 TartTta e-
ara y w"- tra I tbaaaaad paaeaB.
Tar e;rr"' ai -aa
I.fc.U'.iiAl.P30X.oarJ
Wm MAGAZINE !
a n. or ro-ja ra m At. I mm ar ol aW.w am ia a ia u it. a-a r J
ta.
jnfftiitfl
CiiBf ortri promof rMtrwtlon
and oveicoiiiLS 1' liilulfiie)  (JuliBtlpu-
tion Sour Htoniuch Diurrluva k uiid
I't'Vt'risluipss. It iiiHtires houlth end
natural Hleq without niorpliinei
" Cnntorla In so well adapted to Children that
i n-coiiiinend itunBtiix-rior toanv pn-Kerlption
known to ine." JI. A. AhCii'kk. Jl. l.
83 Portland Ave.. Urootlj-n N. .
r.VMTAHD I INIMP.NT
tisin WpruiiiH liurnH Galls &c. Tlie most Powerftil and Pcne-
tratiiig Palu-relievlng: and Healiiiif Kemedy known to man.
LforPerfect
EXTRAORDINARY BARpAIHaSS:
1. 1. rt.. url ..r ...i.. rxi.i.i. au.. kiun.i..itio . .nd UhukT mi Itl rot Utnme IllUfOftt L
hm.4 yrrtevily H-vvo yoino hjuicI utrmnen-9n which t
femuViMw will make you perfmS mit MMt j-o'ii'im pluv .wrwfmreti
bumitinlil for Inim'tlian $.QO -t"- itM tutl wk Imvo mt
i;nt ior Twont y-Kive ;rWM na hi ii
The Iradltiff Nnwipttper mid ihe Bi-ttttConmnrclftl AfCxnrlcH nil ku ub rl am-nu in (Pa tunnsorim 79 cents
enttout wilt limn re rnur roceUli hv retnrnmall pcwtsstMwt One nuelcnnrn Ctmrt end 84 Piperm off
Popalar ItfnlR. Ifyoii ere nut JtttirelyBOtintle.i. wo will prurathi inomiji. WMUund Tlir Charts end Three Set
of Uuilciiir Sisty rout a. 1 ctourl !8 ct. poetBcoet-vmna taken. 44 page UtaBtratetlcatftloKTaa of Orgttnettes TU
ru"".."Jr. WW1 M9.T1TJ.T iT
CilOnilTUOr AWIIvSa IHI UfUOIil Ml 1 aa. wa oa - . - - -m
KnepflySz; Son
Diamand Marcliants and
and Fashionable Goods.
Watclies-
DIAffOBDS
FANCY GOODS.
Wa kaAn AvavvtKlntr In r.iif line. ft.!ld DllOC to
Watehes a SpocljelOj.
AaaWJt T T fimn
-aP!B"'ll"T--.
OJ4 lVIir oiaCvn.-Cj
COMBINATION SALE OF
Jacks and Jennets
The unW-lirnf. will offer at PUBLIC SALE
ai me r Aia v u n uof ucw
RICHMOND KENTUCKY
Saturday October 13 1883
25 HKADof WEL'-HRKD JACKS from 1 tn 7
vearaold. and 21 HKAU of O0U JKNNKTS.
nt . .. I .. 1 L.ua II Kuan . I 1 0.1 oUh Ol-aal
care from the best producing lanl'lea In the
country ani tma .ate win oner a ra n cuauvo
loan iwrsiiis iiuiriim auuii a-iui-a.
aI.-nn. nai-llia. n.l.L71lM. tflrlTll Or fur
ther iulormatlon aadrena .
J OlViniV ALiB.E.1
W. W. WAT T-l
R B TKKKII.I..
RUPTURE.
THE TRIUMPH TUL8 CO.
No. 71 Third avence. !. Y  and Nn eoulh
lan atnoi i-aiiaatipoia it.
Cure R 'nture in iiora .10 to 90 dava. and hare
theon'y kuown cure f.r Runturo. Will pay
1 000 Kir a Rupture they cannot cure. Book
2.W . S'O Htj lea ol T RUSH EH from 12 up.
Trial free. S.fOJ rerereucea. ....
r:rt-wt TniBaa. tmm ml no. Call or Bend f 5 Cta.
for Biok on (' ire of Hupture. Dr. U A. 11.
BUKSHAU. 71 Id arenue N. T.
SWANN
& BRO.
Ginners
Planters
Wa i.h in pall rout attention to th. many
adranlagea of the
SWAII C0TTO2T GIU
3A"n I ' rnrt ' ' a .-
aUorvMlrall ktndi of (iltit prompt If la tba
a mra a a.- f mid tl'Df TV aTAPli WK
IWAIH BBO.
Wood and Poydraa Street.. Ia Ua Tela..
WESLEY AN FEMALE INSTITHIJ
Tirvrnr vinaixfaV-
Opeea PeniBber h lam. On of tbe Tirol
School for Voaiia Ladiee 'n lh. L Blind Maaoj
t-n-lli Irnin lhi"ea n-prn. 1 r.K a-ow.-i..
. . . . . a. . -n aw niO rK ll lliaill
Waarilnf. Eorll'h fore 1-a'la fnwA .
aian. Iii.immt-nial MMpe.ate r B-bolaatle
rear from 8cnt to Jona. i ror taiaioan
L.-I..IM k II I u m n. Ii I reoav-
de V H ain an. Vlral-'a
Tanderbilt University.
a a aTTtrTT i v rtfirscfr
taaio 1M1-M.
n. aaadamm. Wh'lral aad fa teriai
nentanma fEPRMHER 1. The Medical. 1.
oil a"d Pharreai-o-MV-aj iiapanifianoe eoaa u
TOBER1 Tba appllawoa for faSnat'aa Eian.
ttna e mnnaxwl . Thearbootal Entiaaa.
1H a awoniVO -I ..i .wr-i r..- . "
rlrtrr and farther Infotataiioa. .ddiaa. Ia
Bacratary oltaa Pacnltr.
1 n. 4 aafyw r..-w
Sayie Female Instituie
t tmcrnt rr.
H. B. MrCIaELl..i. A. M rrla-tral
trtrrrimiiriitfl i.nniT ar-arvnt.
i for i am Laaaiea. 'nabrr anf Boardor.
Jlmttao.
T. e "- a-"i! a "n tmmnef aa m.a
a. . a- . I-T .HM D faa.
La'in. Frra-a. -man. Pnaamhip aa4
G.naama ol-anot nn rnarra
y nf i aainr-tr arn t i -r- r 1 a
Til Unlreii!? ct Klalttlppl
ar (iiroiri.
mr --m a. .i..io.H Vnt P-ida"l
! irailra-'na eill'owi ta ofl rt
p.- lT lott.
1 f mi-r- ta i-oojl'lrtr-. (be Faeclty i.
ab aol afhiam.
T b a to loatnaitna t. an-a Vb ara
Pot eaumrnaa ena tin-ojaana airpry
k. T. r.a.or- trtetva mr
B. M. feCU-TTAJt Beeratarr.
and Children. .1
J
What gives our Children roKV ebneta
What cures their fevers. niuifpM thnm i
.Icon I
Tin t'milii
irln.
When bnhloa (rot and crv by t urns.
What cures their colic kills tludr wnrmn
Hut t-'HHtiirln.
MHuit quickly citron Cnnntlpation
Bour bioiuucli Colon iudigeHtitm
Hut rniotnrla.
Fnrewen then to Morphine Syrups
Cantor Oil and rwvjjorlo and
Hnll Onutorlnt
nn nbaolute cure for ltheumo
HE35
Musical Outflt
uuMttiit pitwn orim
IMBta
- ud tli-j
Un. A' aSEaTl LiLTSBLa XiBw XDrJT.
Manfacturing Jewelers.
large assortment of New
Clocks
silverware:
Spectacles.
ftlltt all i
larBepalrtng Flue and CompUeataii"
DALLAS.
t.l L.IPII
OF
MAY FLOWER
TbG Cap Shsaf of the Clicmisrs SloIL '
THE GREAT REM ED Y
FOR AL.1
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS.
r
TM. rtxmadr baa atood the teat of time ha
kn a-aiahad In tho Bcalca of public opinion.
and to-day baa an army of men women and
children who over their oaa aignaturea bear
tmtlmony to ita rurmtlve pmpcrtlcm. Horn
hT0 been cured of Platietc aume of Bright'.
Duwaae aime ol Inflammation of the Bladder.
ma of Catarrh of the Bladder amne of Incoa-
tinon -e of Ihe t'rinc amne of Leucnrrbora or
Whltce aome of pain. In ttie Back and UMna
ome of dlacavi of Oic rruatete OUnd.
E-oa- oil niaeaaci arlalnsT
from a rtlneancd Male of tbe
Bladder and Kldney thi
Remedy stands -wltnou. a
Rival.
Without a rival In Ihe rmm'rr of rare
cfle-d; without a rival in tbe purity of tut
cmnpoaiting ; without a rival ia aaaaber of
bottle eold. Tbe annual aale of Smith-. Ea-
mvt of May now-T eaceeo. tbe ak. of all
other Kidney BemedWa onrnblned.
PR ELI IVfAaaya: "Tbal ta aaany am-
ahea Boche bad faib-d Io arodar
any beaefit. May FUrwer baa eBcrted a apeedf
eara."
nuwer to be a remedy tnt all Kidney eoa.
plaantm. far -aporlor la Burba ar ioaipet.
l.R 11 f. MAET1-. r: "Uy Ho-w. art
more pfbmptry la all dtana-a of tbe Maddrr
and Kidaera tbaa any remedy -
aader my aoboe."
I.B. BE!J a 100. -r- I -av. mammmm
May Flow eaceedin bene-ilal la my
ml of Irmairm."
fa tic. n HrTvrrrTP y-- " yKb-ai t
doubt May ITower la ocaiiD-d ta work a f-
lutioa la tbe toranw-nt of dimaea peraliaf k
lha artnary twrm-i. "
UR. KIXO to cimpriwr b amp
ba paid . meriard tritmte ? idr-
nrr r Kir'. firpptmviry.
AaambTof aotbortV oilrlrt V- qwr. tl
fiicn are wone vm cuitiwat fbaa tha aemei
alvn. Uadli'"anOaiiOr:;l.a li-
hx beat of 0 wbnaa r-T-.iVoV-. aa. ea ffla
la the oftW of Ibe prr-ptVlora ol n.ia iraKcy.
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