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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
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They are the enly Genuine Female Pills 'xtant.
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e'a.s'a MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

COMPANIONS:
" You are hereby summoned TO attend Stated
convocsiiun of DH|lns Chapter, Ma. ~, on Monday
evening; DC. ~, NJ early ,iindle lighting
BY command Of the NJ. T.. H.. p.
sHE5 w }. ". sWi NDELLS, Secretary
TiNNEHILL LODGE, No. 50, r. g. A. NJ,
Meets On tho last S,'nr'iay Of each monti. N the
Masonic Hall TIiOS T.. SHERWOOD, W n.
.JOnN ". SwINDELLs. Sac'y.
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Texas Aim anac and M up.

~xyElNyi1E ATTENTION TO THE ARTICLE
w btl"u J.r -..mc IL h, contents aud IL" ch"t,
.c,,r If IN, r.xas Ai.,anar, for 1871, mud also OF
", new map 81 Aa,, with VII he nnhd 70 nr i'.
,n.' nrrunt, mud conn lrtr imp rN!nH'' ana whi,i
ain n. ,npnny every Almanac. The edi'''h WIZ
jc M T.tO aud nm, 'rcd I'M nnmier, ~ u VIII ~
sl.rr,ni,,rd. so that uidrir 10 M, extent can !"
,,rnsiyr rirruln i'm IN The u her ales of the Un
and especially "fihe son'l'i n States W. shall
h,n, .ia . several Thousand copies In EnroIr.
40 rire. ''-uu general desire 10 obtain inior-
mn ion relurr.' 70 Tea.
Our terms ARE ns iu..."ws: =, 30 each Coin
single copy 'oi Almanac ana .1'aI'.''''S' e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

nv appointed IA ~ take plaee In
i,on'lun IN The third day Of Detein
bor nest, 49,.
~ ptrsaahfad. Nov 10 The
Cnafewiioi aud the Frlnce's nag
mar. were married yesterday with
great itstiviiy aud rejoicing Giro, gu,
out the city. The Gar commuicd
the sentences Of n large number ol
prisoners, and fomlttcd the arrears
Of taxes
NV YonK. Nov. l2-The Sax
onla brings southampton dates 10
October 3lst, :,
The cholera has broken out n fresh
ut Woolwich and Charleston. The
disease prevailed lightly in Edin'
burgh, and had also appeared in sew
eral places in Yorkshire.
Oscar Becker who five years ago
attempted the life Of the King oil
Prussia. has been pardoned.
The Great Eastern has been char
tered TO carry visitors from New
York to Brest during the Paris ex'
hibition. Afterwards she will be
taken to lay the telegraph cable be-
tween France and America.
Marshall O'Donnell was severely
I'll in Paris.
In Gambia the Turco-E Egyptian
army had gained decisive victory
over the insurgents. Mus'apha
Pacha, with eighteen thousand
troops, captured Kionnievora, and
subsequently pushed forward to the
mountains, where he was defeated,
after .our days Of fighting.
New YORK, Nov I2-Flour dull
Wheat dull. Germ one cent higher
WASHINGTON. Nov II -Messrs
Lowry and HiIlyer, Commissioners
from Mississippi, to ask for tHe par
don of Jefferson Davis, a"e in inns
city and will visit the President to
morrow.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN. Woman and chih who has uscd Z
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,

NTEkLIN y n III ID NJ DiAs
4. willing 10 recommend a. Three years Of rapidly
incrcs.iag sale have made the Ambrosia famous al
over the world.
ar - WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching OF the Head.
Itmakcs New Hair grow on Ball Heads
ltprtvents the Hair from Failing Out
II renders the Hair sof' and Glossy.
Cleanscs the Scalp. cnolsfhe Heniri Brow: Removrs
DHudrun Cur.s Nerra"- Hea.lnche; Currs Baldners
fnsurrs Lnxuriant = . fnelines Hair 70 Curl; IN
per.ed-. Wigs: Kill 3 r Eaier.. God effect spp.-
rent af osoe.
Erll I'D THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Amlrssia vii suit you 70 7. Eieeanflr put
ma Deii~ntelv perfaai-i. pafrasized w ofera
singer. nd Acirrs--- Sold W siirndld i-'xr- ~
.-nrious containing fwo large bsaiier-f" zfr m y
THERE rs no HrsTAEEAB0UTIT.
sTERLIN G's ANBEosIA is The h-sl. MT sEr--'a-
ie and rrrrfirr frllei N he rurid. To prose ihs
o., . aaron sais ~ Drarki-is.
sterIing's Ambrosis Manufacturing Go.
z15 Patton 6-res-. New Yo-k.
BARNES. WARD a CO..
~ mnenxire s. New Orleans,
larzI-ll-l,I 49, -..aiir-ih A.. nis-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
Frenca Grand Action, Ea1p Pedal, Iron
Frame, Over-strung Bass,

and each instrument being nade under ne rsrfena'
supervision Of M J n eEovEsrEEs, wbo hsshad .
practical experience q over - years 10 heir manu-
faeiure. Is yhlly t-asTau,-d IN sroB paTtenir-,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24
ADVERTISING

To those sending ,is orders Agents, either for
Almai,ars aud Mas for saIe, ar advert isemrnt We
allow u conmssi, If II per cent which c, m,nissi'n
they ran deduct. and The receipt Of III. balance
the orders will he pr IMPLY airndedto. The Agents
mus, take The risk 81 lo,s in the mode ofrn ianc"
they adopt. whether by mail. Icy Express, or by pr
vale cnnvr, ance. They should give very slecif; III.
re- ions IN regard 10 all orders. MS To Wheeler the
'nanucs are to lie sent by M viz by other convey
ance or whether rlty are 10 le delivered to order,
also ny to The manner of ing and directing hem.
The Amanacs will he ready to be s'nt abou' the
first week IN d. cemlrr.
Btfs Orders should lie sent in without delay or they
Mn, be tho I,ie. W. II RICHARDSON &CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

AL persons kroFine themselves IN
n drisfrl 70 fhe estate n James ?. Cald-
Vel. &c 4. and rho are cnzios 20 scIiis
tft <1ts. can o. 50 81 caiiirr ~ ny otnre.
Tle1L KESDALLr
~ rr.I 1875.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-24

tS-Dny your Goods at Jeffries.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

Ill II Oh a Ia VT bNap,
DALLAS COUNTY.
To any iaefui Officer af Dallas County,
Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded that you
i summon by publication ms the law d.
reefs, J n. Rnye, who Is absent rom the
State, TO he and appear before the Justice $
Court 10 br held NJ regular term thereof,
in and for Prccici No. l., of said county at
the Couri-llouse thereof in Dallas at
o'clock p. NJ, ON the firs, saturday in De-
cehnber next, the same being the first day
thereof, then an there to answer Geo. W.
Guess, in an action of debt, instituted up
on AN account for The sum of twenty-five
dollars. besides interest thereon accrued.
Herein fail mt but have you then ami
there this writ, with your acIion thereon
as the law directs.
Witness my hand and--official signature
this 18th day Of October 1866.
GEO. W. BAIRD, J. p
7.a, Dallas county, Texas.
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pALo PINTO COUNTY.

TAKEN ~ mud niin.'d H. l'ns neWNw
J. J. Mricaife, ! tone red Hhh "hilr plh"" va
nb,nI eight OF nins years old, marked er"r nhd W"
spliis In the In AID undrr."pr IN The iiIhi ST.
branded n II n he len hiIiniprn'seda slh. ~
TAKEN VI hy John A. fuhahk. aud e-liaNei W.
G,rr ii Mr,rni'r r., one dark BAY hnhsi
nLon H. hand, high, crnp nd spin IN The rich ,h'
" =" ~ 4 A. 10 m s;9l
rAKES I y 10y wr.i Edwards. and csira,"i he
t,TrJ H. strnwu. our hay MARE nh"ui 10 hand
high iiehl fire nid hrd foi ~hi.r SINE ,"dli'
nn,ks nh,ui " YEAR Old. NJ hinnd.i appraised ~
sFO IN. Al So, one DAY HORSE Hloui ~ innu'
s,,ne ,nld, naiks. slxycars old, no brands valued
=, e., M 1871
TAKEN UP lev ". II Pickett, and csiraycd 'rf're
! ] MrtcAlr. =. unr BAY HORSE. black NAM
md tnii q lli,lr white on his right hind ioo hb ~
NJ hnnds high, siA years Old, hiRuo'd IN the rg'l
n.tI a ~ 4. a. luci ~ $50 no. s:l
TAKEN j'i' L., Jos,,h Lavender and rsirayed In
G.r'J j. Mricalt, \. Z one black ,taliion about
YEAR, old rear u ,n'l. hiph brand W ON the 'gh'
shoulder; Appraised ~ $40 10. ~"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
The Future of Germany n. Theirs as a
War Prophet

NJ Theirs Is certainty now eaiitlel % cal
himself a prophet. Events have realized
almost 70 the letter what De predicted I'm
Tie Corps Legisiatt SO lately as Alal last.
when Ia the course Of the debate ou the adj
dress he said II Prussia shall De sue
cesslul Ia the coming war 10 uot say thar
she vii az once become mistress OF tily
m..OLs Oi German subjects. Oh DO: she
has but fourteen millions now. and from
fourteen 10 tiiiy Is too large a Journey % be
accomplished without some re.ays.-
Laughter Blt l. Is certain that Prussia
viii annex some of the northern German
states. and will establish her influence over
the Others. Several voices That IL.
that's Il. 81 She Will then have one part OF
Germany under her direc; authority. and
the other part under her Indirect authority:
and under The new order OF things Austria
viii be "a protected power. And then allow
ne % tell yOl there will be accomplished
grand phenomenon which events have been
tending 10 for the last century We shall
see the German empire rey.ve-that empire
81 Charles Y. the seat of which was form
erly al Vienna. aud will now he az Berlin
an empire which viii closely hem m our
frontiers. du 10 complete the analogy this
empire OF Charles v. instead Ofhelng sup
ported by spain. IS IN the fifteenth and six
teeutL centuries. wiz br supported hy
Iialy. lGgeat sensation. l-L0nd1n Ne,-,.
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Republican County Convention.
Battle Creek Aug 6 ls6s

4 5epublcar C7uaty c INVENTION wa be held at she
village of Mason on Friday. August 24th, ls56 at 10
1'c.o-k A. 81 70 select delegates O the state Con
gres.ioual aad Senatorial Conventions aud also 20
nominate county oflceIs.
All persons who sustained tie Government n
slbIulng secession and armed rebellion, whether al
home OF 10 the FIELD, against AL traitors aaf tl-r
sympathizers, w-l b. equally welcome. whatever
may have been their political antecedent- before the
l,ts va- Duruz the fearful struggle the Rerlh-
l-au party il Michigan maie loyalty AID devot %
country the only test Il will !here to this as the oily
true test Until - treason Is made od1us - AMI until
tle Uai)u fully restored 0a basis Just and elall
securing u al men auke Ilfe ii5sTfy and h. Psr-
sisH Of tGpp.nss. making the Great Republic en-
during ihe principles upoo which IL Tests
Tlss-rera, towns ani wards IN the county wii. De
entitled & s=ni delegates % saI1 Convention a. TO-
lJws the appo-,ionment being made from the cea-
sus II lst4
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A Renaissance Of New-0rleans.

From TIE a. SIR .sy Dispatch
We We're I'D New-Orleaas a short time
during tie Rebellion, but after the clty had
been captured hy our forces. Il was in the
days when ,cJWAng Secesh We're hold
ing their sweet cOnclaves when dark Ian
tern organizations OF registered and ur-
registered enemies OF 0ur Union were
only kept down rs IA wholesome dread Of
ropes and shacSies. Bur the Internal spirit
0f treason sLulked everywhere Hotels.
saloons. stores were tlll 81 concealed Rel-
els WHO w0g.I Lave tld.ei aul danced
over general massacre Of Union men, A.
that tlI- .-W " American fags waves
ia NeW-D..e-l-. a-4 those only over M-l-
tarY quarters and . became lyces,ar. 90
issue al Orta- -or t-e display Ci our stars
aud stripes over public places % res0T.
licensed ny tie Provost Marshal. Very re-
luctautly rne O-ler vas compiled VITA. an
few " OH tiags wayel from some hotels
and tie t-e1,res But. 50 viniictive ani
m0rQse was Tie d" >ecesh feeling. THAI the
Managers @. tie thea-ers felt bound %
cater for .t. Tle- refuse. % permit the
Orches--4 o. p.ag one u our national airs.
W. reC0-ec- t-I.-lu9 scene ole l.-L-.
When q cal. a-0S- from few Union men
AMI United states officers 10 the ,lea-e-
Tor tL- l24l 80 l.4v d" Hal Columbia an
tAe " ,,a- Sg2nz.el Banner The cow
2rdiv manager gec..re.i. T. was then thai
"a s.r-.e L.a- rose H. --e hlyes AMI cr.ei
oIt ,ll- --e AMe-..4L national airs s10u-
be- p.4r-l- IT, Cl.e4 upon l0yal me- e.
sec1ni l..a. Tie ~-ce-a raised l1w..
Tie -l--- -c-- scene " fierce excite
me--- B-c Tie .r--- .1taAs- stool BIZ
-r1Irf. .-r-l- t-. -l- '---ar ~nl4-l-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
European Standing Arm.ss.

Tie standing armies Ot Europe are count
el up 10 total Of c. oCQ. O19 uel. Here is
an aggregate uumJer-laI-er than The pop
uist.ou of several European m0narClles-
W: Norway aud sweden. Denmark Hol-
land. Belgium, Portugal Hanover, Bavaria.
SaXOny. Wurtem1ur- Greece. aui Tie re-
public, of >witzer.aud-of mrn. "a. 10 tie
prime Of lie and strength. whose lives are
devoted 10 the business Of wax. Here are
SIX millions OF able-bplled uel t-e very
muscle and bone oi Europe lior iley ale
all picked mem, who dO nothing whatever,
rs citizens. In the great duty of production,
who are NOT allowed u .G-lh Tie divine ILL.,
junction 10 cultivate the earth. They have
leen instructed. very carefully ~ tie art
ot killing ia the sublime science az doing
the greatest possible destruction 10 their
fellow-men with weapons ingeniously III
vented 10 effect this purpose. slcl Were
the rihed cannon which Napoleon used in
Italy lu lS59 ami such are tie needle gus
which the Prussiaus have c.reC-e. with
such terrible effect against the Austrians 10
the present war. There seems LO chance
OF Diminishing. box every prospect OF IN
creasing. these vast European standing ar
mics, Tor ambition grows upon what il con-
slmes. and. year after year the cost and
extent OF military and naval arnameuts
grow larger aud larger.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22
Third District Convention.

a E.p4bl-al Congressional Convention FIR tie
Third I'D District ~ Alca-gs- % u1.ni-ate cal-l-
late for spres enatre 10 Congress AMI O. o. sr-h
other -s.ness as may pr1 qry come he.lTe tie Con
vent.on, viii be he.i At Bronson Iltl tie city u
"a eksol wednesday tie 2sth cay of August al II
O'Clock ia the foreao o.
Ths several counties comprising s44i cislri-t VIII
be ensitei 10 three 3l delegates for eacu Rpreseu-
tltive 10 either branch II the state legislature
JOHN HIN1iAN
Cnlirman 0ngres-lo1al Com
Battle Creek Aug E lsss
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1 Familiar Picture % chr Own Soldiers.

How the Prrsslaus march .n Bohemia Is
,4us described py a writer for tle Lolaoa
T.mes-
Advanced gllrlssre sent forward. W.
carefully fee. tile way t1r t1a ma-cair- cof-
--lLs, settling scouts % t-e Rod IL ever.
Use who. s-aEjIu- Out sharp against he
sA! peer into The distance. r.8enen move
- to--e --es -l.1r-l TIE fields. ~ an even
ace Wl.l Tie troops marching on The road
anu tread through the corn IS carefully as
they We're sp3rtsmen beating a covert
or slipping into atl.CAet. now appear. now
-ls4llear 10 tle foliage much ike hounds
drawing Tor fox Tie trolns OIL The roai
push along os steadily aui ner-eve-in-lr as
on The nrst 44y tles entered SaxOny. The
inialirt, wiki their trOWsers turned up ami
boots often drawn Cu outside them fruar-
-ns along merri.y. and seem little 10 ieel
The heavy yellow cowskiu kuauslcks. ana
mess tlls i9T copA.--. wlltl tlty carry OIL
Their backs Their helmets have suffered
more ia TIE campaign ihan any other part
VI .leif equipment. many have l0st tie
spike ol Tie top. earned away uy a bullet
or a splinter oi 81 shell az the Battle of kOp-
ni-ratz. some - as j. tley hal been
knocked Ou IL The hurry 0f action. ami had
teeu Marclel over heavily hy tie rauA. be-
hind. Tie bells show want of rioe-ciay
and The boots have lost all traces Of black
Ing. but The barrels of the rifle. aui the
blades %. The tay0ue,s are aN bright and
c.ean. AL s1.-e out cold an- gray against
The dark olue uniforms. Tie artillery hor-
ses, little thll. aud with rather prominent
uns from hard work aud scarce forage
step hr.>k.y out and alm0s, without stretch
l1g Their traces. tbe straight. steel barre
guns rolling along behind them
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

B0uuer OF the y y Le'1er. reports
Sl55 Cox. .f3; Jay Cooke. Sf25. GOO. Charles
A>l0r Br.sted Sl4 80. Hiram Cr4lston.
OF The New lorS Ho-ei Sl9tI-. Jlo.ph
Wolf StLl0i
The income taxes 0t Rochester have been
published Here age some OF them. Hiram
>iniey. telegrapl-man So IA. Isaac
Bu,ts eX-neWsQ4ler man. So 4-5. II. G.
Potter. S20.l27. 7. Barry uursegymAl.
>l7n91; e.. Ellwauzel nurserymau. SIS
3l4; D. ". Powers banker SIS COS. j. =.
Watson. S4c034. Joseph Field banker
S21Z3J; q. ". Beueelct. LAWYER STILES:
Judge Henry Il. Selleu. 50 $50 Lewis
Le.ye so 400. T. { PURGE. newspaper
mau, Sll.4O9. Fred. Douglass. WHO lives
Ia 81 cream Co.Orel house m tle suburbs
cOuie-ses 10 Sj.l75.
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HrsIC FOR PARTIEs.

. aiis NEW ST0.NG BANp,' i the name
..-sa--s .sli. l--, c-sll.zsd ia ths city Of
- Sc. 10. l5.l A.,- class musicians
- = -.l themselves n re4diness 70 furnish
''.f 'rrlt. tr plnl, 1rt-es, on tn shortest
-.-' .. r.ls1nable Ta.-s Apply 10 or a.
- iaa-a. o, "a, C.tv Bookstore, Vt I.
is-r. l1s.. 57syl
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[. 4. sCIAFER.

-.iACIJ2ER All dealer 81 ewelry. G. "a,
--ss 9e-s g. &c stove with Carr K g. ~
~ sNsw Bccs M.ch.Av. >'.e agent-or sil9 o.
-i-ll NlfclCo. $ watches .Pi4.ctte s celebrated
s-' 9e-s Back aud Cos spectacles &c Sc-
e ial the Vlhnc generally invited toexlriias
: l-i ,ricss Sneci5l attention given, a. le-s-
~ O. t-s rauulRctlrs C iswe.ry lnt repairing
- wlr-ilt-t Bl sy's New Block. cai-
Ave1-e. Llns,.- y c1i-lc sIS-ly.
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e.. IL. COLE.

/ Z. Eli.i i-form ,as people of Lausing ald
-i .i-af 10 = rr.l-eutiy located IN the city
--s-s. All Is prepared % perform an opera
+ i7-Aai1s q tAa Del-al profession. 10 the
-.'4.s.s sc;1ry ma-ner. Teeth nlle- with gori-
-.-.e- l-4sLm Arlaca. teeth mounted on
~ base ID - .a,es- approved style u.lce
~ C. A-l.-r MS book st1-s Lansing Nov.
ISIS 55Oyl
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{. II. NIARTIN.

-4NG Saloon. over Dart 8 Davis Har lW4r-
L1il. >-lv.ay Az HAIR Cutting in tAt
Z. .7e Has A-s1 q IAl.-- Department Tor tue
1.a.tue O.. al S.l.- o, Hir Work, ia connec
-Fi1hs sta- 55sy1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-08-22

There IS much iallry among tie lovers
of the turf as % tie best ruuuug time ever
made ami nearly every mum -r OF W-Ve>'
Spirit Cffbe Times has more or less inquiries
on the subject The las number ot U1Ne>
SPIRIT 10 reply 70 What is The fastest
time in mile heats recognized p" answers
LII That was leg1. Tenders time with
out fall weights and Rev0lver's with fail
weights. This. then settles the matter a.
10 tie fastest mile in mile heats. but it's by
no means the fastest time ever run. In
lS5j. az the Metaire course New Orleans
Perrltt run q single mile ln l.42 l-6 aud a
heat OF two miles IN $3.50. Arrow aud
Brown Dick at tie same meeting. ran three
miles ia 5:2s. aeing l:49 10 the mile.
Ia Lexington great performance against
LecOmnte's time. the world was as,on.sLel /
by tie uuhe1rt Of tine Of t:lgs, iL a four
mile heat H- fist and f.u.iA niles were
run 10 1886.
We -e from rec .ec-..4 tL- f--.e.l
time. 81 q. distances. s1 i4r d., ne know.
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F :. B C-ssl-.-s saginaw county Mich, " .-
--.,.-.9i.- g. >-r-a yias 7-l NApplng- TX An
So l..c-. l- Ll- is * mining Title Buy
---,-.lg L.-.s 2lv.-- Taxes, * 5s9yl'
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ssssi c,-.ls. Mls--s. .ootos WaslteA-a
.lr ll- s.t- .. t-- LaLs.-- hi-S-
Z i-s -s.l1..- -s.-.lI.A -a-oAaolc lsiles
/ 57ly-
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PRESERvING IrE.-Tl0se who are Ll- l.-l-
vliej with au .ce-h0u-e may fld i- NJ 1se
% know that q. piece OF Ice can be nles--'
ri = l14Z t'Le. & wees H. least ,i p.aclu-
.- on e asa. al. se,t.rg Tie isl Gu g -72t--
er cushion OF pillow. aud covering it t5l--g
over with another feather pillow.
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l..N f-r- -.-. -4--l. IicLigl-. ol poe
4s Ci... l--- r--aral >ttse Jd.c
-l-l--, .- w.il ile H'-s 51'yl
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LOW FIGURE
OF WOMEN ND

IL CHlLuREN Doctor rNelsol-Homeop eopAtaP by
si-Iar-haviu. devoted many years q the ireanent
of Diseases n W1msn AMI Chiitrsn, viii give lvtic
uar attention = such cases IS may come ul-' ms
- Ms -,s-t.i treatrnar 90 slrh cass -.
Iaris 81 vae-e be- prlclcei f'r SIX Tsa-s bore
tb, VA. Eave very great satls.actiol.
CHAR.ES STRICTLY NolE
O.a-e-0v.r Brishu * Coueiy's Iris riore- i-
,-arca through the drug store
Rs I,.1cs-Corner Cherry ant Hiilscaie IS 2''
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T An SING AGA I'D f Nj \
7NSrND NJ H.GAN
CaIcndar fOI. I=OO-I

F-rst I.-rl h.Eils u n ~ : Q.- aI- 80
-.-r. I.r-. begins M1liay. ec 81. l-'f
Third Term begins Monily. Alrch 18th. lso'.
RATES OF TUITION.
Common. .FnTi.sh Branches. per term. 3 90.
f1f-tar Fn-..sl aul Iirglases. per tenn : OJ.
Pa7-tirg. Drawing ani Muse. E-'~1
Tl,tt1u strictly ln a-vllce.
1rs r9,,roe~.ial Department will have every "a
-i,'tr f,- thorough business ei-cau1n. I1c.u-ilg
sin-is AMI a. bla entry. Penmaoship- C'mme--la4
Arit1-rat,r ans Commerce A. Cores qon-euce
Fc- Tie ac-lmuo i8ti'l ot some si- ie-ls- tl'-e
vi De evening SESSIONS
S,hoia5sni1s for full c'u-sa 81
Communications aiirssset C. C. o-i,- trllcil H.
WI receive prompt attention 2te!-
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B0stou. tie sire o. Lexington started ir
some 81 RACES. ami won over 3o ~ i5lr
miles alone. winning for Ll- owners about
$50 0l0. lie was tho sire @, 81 winners.
who collectively won 2-6 races-6l a, three
miles aud % a. four miles
Flora Temple. now over % Years old. Las
been the winner ~ over 500 Geo and tie
glorious Lille Queen = still as bright as q
new hutton. ana H. 70 tr0- f1r a mans life
today II, m5r5 L nD.H.y bui
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Jyo. ". LONGYEAR,

-.,-.s al Collecting Bls.acss, Lansing
~ s..lFs- 10. S-cold National Bans
g.
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TUE GREAT CHANCE,

i I'd yol VISA q lelss a staat q sal refresh.
ulents during tu' Cc.'u Fair. Comm '1c.As In OF
september All % continue tlrae lays
P-1v.d.ls yo- g.. aqp.- % y. L. A'3Fs'-' o. 80
premises
Aal as u sam i,ts ,r- sa's P-.-s. oa' atr-
irei iolA-s Tns gwen If -ss.rec 3l part or the
purchase nocey A h)lss o. TIE sane Eiu % soic
Fc- lns ~ .1F.ysx l3ts 20 silt rcaAsers. osGNs'
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. THE FARMERS.
. T. y VI l. II -.

quality of our custom m4 ie Boots ana Shoes.
-hich y0l have been familiar fo7 tle past
five years Is 70 day BETTER tlan ever before.
* IS tannel TIE OLD FASHIONED WAY. AMI
Dyed by acids aat hot liquors Ia Aasty tan
: is t3o often tie casa SIKH Eastern stock.
=, aces Mems, Boys Women g. Misses ana
wear ASK for Fl p. BALDWIN S CO s
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