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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-18
Mantua Tasing Dep't.

Nautua Mahlus DeDts
We have. ai great troubls and expense. brought ont
from New York competent cutter and if-era i1tig
who cannot be ercelicd in this branch offe bushes
and we, without hesifati0n. recommend Der % cur
friends ne an affIi in this art,
We have al q the --latest patterns from Madame
Detnarest = establishment, and rscsiTe the same every
three months and We invite the ladies % Hpusi1a
and vi1ility % call AID examine the new styles
Perkins Co. offer o. the wholesale trade The BET
q American Prints ~ 1ZiSG15 cents Come and So
HENRY y. PERKINS A. Co.
rs-Sos. 7 ara Perkins HoE, -fair STREET, y --'-
son. Texas. tmagag i5-5l-iF-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-18

Where were exhibited instruments from the best ma
kers Of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia, Balt-
more Boston and New York and also At the American
Jase for fire rnccessire gears, the gold and silver me-
das from both Of which be at our wareroom.
By the Introduction orinprOvements, we make a
still more perfect Piano Porte. and by manuactur-
ing largely, with strictly cash sytem. are enabled
b. offer these instruments at price which VIII pre-
clude competition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-05-18

SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
LA FAYETTE S. FOSTER,
President of the Senate pro. TEN.
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WHAT BREAKS DOWN YOUNG MEN,
1t is a commonIy-received notion that
hard study Is the unhealthy element of
college life. But from the tables OF the
mortality OF Harvard University, col
lecLed by Professor Pierce from the last
trlenuial catalogue, il is clearly demon
strnted that the excess of deaths for the
last ten years after graduation is found
in that portion of each class inferior in
scolarship. Every one who has been
through the curriculum knows that
where 4Eschylus and political economy
tnjure one, lats hours and rum punches
use up u dozen: aud that the two little
fingers OF Morpheus are heavier than
the loins of Euclid. Dissipation Is
swift and sure destroyer, and every
Young man who follows II Is as the
early flower exposed to untimely frost.
Those who have been inveigled in the
path of vice are named "Legion," for
they are many-enough to convince
every novitiAte that he has no security
that he shall escape d similar fate. a
few hours of sleep each night, high liv-
ing and plenty OF "smashes" make war
upon every function in the human
body. The brains, the heart, the lungs,
the liver, the spine, the limbs. the
bones, the fesh-every part and facul-
ty-are over taxed, worn and weaken
ed by the terrific energy OF passion and
appetite loosed from restraint, until,
like diIapIdated mansion, the "earth-
ly house OF this tabernacle" falls into
ruinous decay. Fast young men, right
about
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always attendants of a high state of
civilization. But it is impossible for
children to reach their growth without
some mental development. Ifteachers
and parents do not instruct them, 9TH
ers will. Mind and body grow togeth-
er. We have not arrived ut that Uto-
plan era, when children can be left to
play until they have an inclination TO
study or work. Stuart Mill would
smile at such an application of his
theories ofl,berty. sour first lesson in
nature" says Emerson, "shows law
of perpetual ascent" Shall we forbid
children to walk until they can run?
An anxious father forbids his boy to go
into the water until he can swim. Are
we wiser when we forbid children to
study books until they can understand
them? The evils scomplained OF are ex-
ceptional, but they show that more
education in physiology aud hygiene is
needed, that we may better know the
capacities OF both body and mind. L
can wish for no better school system
for my native State.
Yours truly, g. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-28
HOW jay Cooke Made Hts money.

A Sandusky correspondence of the New
York Herald furnishes that paper
lengthy sketch OF the life and services
of Jay Cooke, the great American bank
er, from which ws CLEAN the following
paragraph, which demonstrates what is
known only to bankers themselves.
that Mr.. Cookies fortune was made not
out of the, Government, but from the
business which flowed to him rs le-
climate consequence of his successful
iy marketing the loans of the Govern
ment in the times of our national
peril: l.l z..=.
am informed that one time, when
the first loan was started, the mouse OF
Jay Cooke d Co. was out OF pocket 10
the amount of half million dollars
for advertising and other expenses
connected with the loan, while moth
ing could be shown for the outlay;
and II the bonds had then failed
10 sell, as they had when Of
Fered by the GovermOnt, this amount
would have been dead loss TO Cooke,
as he could have had no legal claim for
REIN bursement on the Treasury. Had he
depended wholly or mainly on his
Government commission for the remit
zation Of a fortune the conclusion is he
might have been dtsaPpolnteu'
large amount of money made by Jay
Cooke and his firm within the past lew %
years has been chiefly derived from the
enormous business which has PouFeu
in upon Them in consequence OF their
nresIive as public bankers. In this
wsy he has been vastly benefited by
ms connection with the Governments
out it is the legitimate fruit of his exer-
ti1n and faithfuluess, and costs the peo-
ple nothing. From his Government ~!
commission he gained comparatiSeiy
nection he has secured what General
Grant and others have obtained, re-
putation, and this now brings MIN IN
financial gain, as IL brings the military
heroes promotion and political prefer
neut. = As
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WHEELING WEST VA. THURSDAY MORNING,

Gle Payments, nor to fix time for
them, but leave them 10 come about
naturally.
This is the result of the best thinking
can give the subject, after examining
the discussions which have been had
upon it both at Washington and out
side. II seems to NE that this scheme
is full, simple, plain, and direct, and it
needs no complicated machinery. 1t
will be readily comprehended by the
people, who are the Treasury's credit
ors.
The Treasury has had since the war,
and has now, no fixed policy. What it
means to do from day 10 day is mat
ter of CoDjecture; the result is uncer-
dangerous extent-dangerous, be-
cause uncertainty and doubt may some
day ripen into distrust,
II 1t wishes to inspire confidence, the
policy OF the Treasury must be simple,
comprehensive, direct. plain, open and
permanent. This is almost us import
ant as that it should be wise.
There is no need of any complicated
machinery, such As is commonly known
as tinanciering. 1t Is safe, 1 think, 70
assume of any scheme for our finances
that If il il complicated it will work
badly.
The simple idea of what propose is
TINS: that AS the Government has u
large is not in full credit.
and much of its Indebtedness is in the
shape of short obligations, some OF
them payable on demand, it should, as
an individual or bank would do in
like circumstances, Keep q very full
purse Of cash.
II this scheme be once adopted by
the Treasury It can safely thereafter let
things alone; 1t will have no occasion
to watch the money market or the gold
market or the prices of stocks. The
banks and the people will take
care of themselves II the Treas
ury Will let the money market alone,
and contine itself TO strengthening aud
guarding its own credit by attending
closely and carefully to its own proper
concerns.
I am confident that If the policy
have Indicated could be adopted, not IN
part, but entire, the Treasury would
every day be getting on more and more
solid ground, that the people would feel
this and go forward with confidence In
their enterprises and industry, that the
credit of the Government aud the prices
OF its securities would be constantly
strengthening, that business would be
subject to no check from loss of conf
dence, aud, moreover, that as this is a
perfectly smooth and easy way SO it is
the most rapid way to specie payments.
Yours truly, JOHN j. CISCO.
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HARPER,s WEEKLY
SPLENDtDLY ILLUSTRATED,
Critical Notices oJEhe Pres.

The MODEL NEWSPAPER OF our country
complets in all the departments of un Ameri-
can FamIIy PaPer-HARPERs WEEKLY has
AIMED fur itSelI right to rs title, "A JOUR-
NAL OF FCIVILIzATI0N."-NeIO York Evening
POSE.
ur future historians will enrich them
selves out Of HARPER'S WEEKLY long TER
writers, and printers, nd publishers are
turned 10 dust.-NeIO York EUdN0eRLSt.
rhe hest OF its CLASS IN AmedE7A--BoSton
Traveller.
HARPER's WEEKLY may be unreservedly
declared the best newspaper in America
The INDEPENDENT NetO York.
The ARTICLES upon public questions which
appe r in HARPER's WEEKLY from week to
week, form a remarkable series OF bIiel po-
litical essays. They are distinguished by
clear and pointed statement, by gOod COM
mon sense, by independence and breadth OF
view. They are the expression OF mature
Ing, aud take their place among the best
ne eSspll per writing of the TTne.-Forth
American ReristO, Boston, MdAs.
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Coon PLAIN OH. FASHIONED APPLE
SAUCE.-Let your stock OF apples be
picked over several times in the course
OF the winter, and all the defective ones
taken out. Let the good parts of these
be pared, and If not used for pies be
made into apple.sauce. Boil it In H
preserving Kettle, and TO pailful OF cut
apples put one sliced lemon. After the
apples are tender, add a pint bowl of
brown sugar, and boil them gently If
teen minutes longer. Toward Spring,
when apples become tasIeless, a tea
spoonful OF tartaric acid, Dissolved in a
little water, should be added TO this
quantity ofapPles.
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The White Pine Compound

''It was early IN tue spring Of '62 that this
compound was oEistnHttd. a member o. my my
throat attended with q disASreeable couGh-
had for some months previous thought that
baiTk Of white pine might be so compounded
as 10 be very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF II IN the c,lse
Of the medicine that had been planning,
aud eaVeit in teaspOontul doses The result
WAS exceedingly gratifying. Within two
ed. the cough gubEided and 4 speedy cure
was effected. Soon aTter this, I6ent some 10
lady In Londonderry, n: "a, WHO ha1 been
Occasioned by a sudden cold, and had Talsed
naucrs streaked with bl cd. She sOon found
relief and sent ior more: mo She t9ok ciaSSa SG39'
Esq. editor Of the Manchester Daily MtTToTi
made a trial of the same preparation In the
case of n Rayere cold and was cured tnmedt-
ately. He was so highly pleased with the re-
su ItS and 80 confident In success attending It's
sales, II placed before the public, that he
send II abroad TO beDeht the suffering. IN
November, 1855, Inst advertised II under
the name Of W hite Pine Compound. In iwo
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where II took the lead Of all the
cough remedies IN the market, ana ,,, y SUI SUI
in itfor this; 1t is very soothlng ana hesallhS
sons nature; Is warming TO the stomAch ana
pleasant wtthal to the taste. and Is exceed-
ngIy cneap.
FAs remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com pound stands unTiHIeIs II
was not originated for that purpose; but n
person In using II for a cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured OF a
kidney difficulty of ten years standing. since
LhaAt accidental discovery many thouSandA
have used 1t for the same conplalnts Anu
have teen completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. IN
1850 Since then, AZ In Manchester thu,
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
nil Cough remedies, as well as a preparation
for the cureof Kidney dlihcultieS,I In every city
own, Village aud hamlet Throughout The
Tins remedy ID rs safe and pleasantto tPEe
10 10 wFF1.a1
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TEE CHEApEsF FooD.-The cheapest
and most nutritious vegetable used for
food is beans. Professor Liebig says
that pork and beans form compound
of substances peculiarly adapted to fur
nish all that is necessary to support
life. A quart of beans costs 10 cents
half a pound of pork 10 cents. This,
as every housekeeper knows, will feed
a small family for day, with good
strengthening food. Four quarts OF
beans, and two pounds of corned beef
boiled TO rags, in fifty quarts Of water
1viII fnrnish a good meal to forty men
at a cost of one dollar-two cents and a
half q meal.
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HARPER's
New Monthly Magazine
New
c..i.sonl Motlo.s nf tAe rrsls.

CT7tEodI NOIloe8 oy NE ITeS5.
The most popular Monthly in the world
NetO Yok O6SeTpeT.
We must refer In terms OF eulogy TO the
l1inh tone and varied excellence ofHARPERs
Ma0AzTSE-Rj journal with monthly cireu-
lation of about 10000 coptes-in Whose pa
and general reading OF the DAY. We speak
OF this work as an evidences OF
the culturs OF the American Peo-
pIe: aud the popularity IL has acquired Is
merfted EACH SumbeT contains fulIy 144
pages or ofreadIng.mRtter, appropriately Illus
iERfefl with good wood cuts, and lt combines
in iiEelf the Iaoy monthly and the mOrs
quarterly, blended with the
6eSt textures OF the daily Journal. II has
Great Ioyyar IL, the dissemination OF a love OF
Sure elitaTatuia.-TRUpNER Guide % AnIert-
can Literature, London.
We can account for It's success only by the
simple fact mat II meets precisely the pop
uiar taste, furnishing a variety OF pIeaslng
and Instructive reading tof aIl.-SIons
Herald, BoEtoR.
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ST. LOUIS & IRON MOANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Seven Per cent interest, February and Aug.
UIHE~E BONDS COVER A ROAD or 81
miles, finished fTOm IT. Louis to Pilot
Knob, aud IN 1iSt-clASs order, aud an exten-
sion Of about the same length from Pilot
Knob to Belmont, now rapidly constructing
Tor which the proceeds of these bonds are TO
be used, making a through route from st.
Louis TO New Orleans by rail. The eAtnlngs
OF the 81 miles are $4,000 year. the net
profits now arc sufficient to pay the Interest
on the entire amount OF bonds, were they all
Issued. The basis of security ts believed to
he beyond that Of any other bonds now Of
feIed. Apply At the Uf1ce of tne Company,
No. 43 WaIl-st-, tn II. q. MARQOAED, Vice
President, or 10 CLARK, DODGE & CO, cor
ner Of Wall and Htlliam-sls-, New York
CttV
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gr,p Advertisements

uJANTED-AN AGkNT-one chance in
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, to take the agency for
the sale Of BRADSTREET's RUBRER MOULD
ING AND WEATHER Strip. applied to the
sides, bottom, top and centre of doom and
windows. The sale is beyond any
thing ever offered before to an agent, and
for agents circular. Tho mt who apply So
cure q bargain. Terms for Moulding, cash.
i Il RRAlSTREksE 4 Co. RCStnn. MAss.
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As a relief. ever ready; as killer of paip,
taken tnwaIdly, o. OutwaIdly applied; has
no eqnaI. For the rs,IeI aud cure OF Rheu
matlsn and Neuralgia Affections, spralns,
Bruises &C., It is uuequRlled. II Is also most
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Cholera, Cramps and Pains in the Sionanh,
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world f0fTs. No FAMILY should be wltL-
Quilt Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing at q distance from PhysiciAnA
should keep II constantly on hand. In Gaze
Of AcT.iCents aud sudden attacks OF Stomach
CompI dDtg, its value cannot Do estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint.
EnSsnt anu take no other. PRICE, 81 cents
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None genuine unless Stsned by John InnS.
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A Physiological View OF Marriage.

rE1aE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
Mshed. Con aiming nearly three hun
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in astate of ealth and Dtsea se with a ire ttise
on kariy Errors, It's DeplUrabls Cons. quences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors
Plan OF TFeatLneut-the only rational and
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OtONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
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We have also on hand e5,O0O worth OF La
dies and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the state. II
YOU want Bargains In Boots and Shoes. go to
Gardiner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair Of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WAkRANIED, and IN
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Incorporates AssS,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OKEICE No. - MONROE ST.,
Mooney RECEIVED on DEPOSIT, IN.
vi tsrssiI paid on special Deptsit, NOles ano
E5lIIs Discounted, EXcnRnge Bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points
In order to meet want that has long oesu
felt In this community, this Institution vii
receive on wednesday and Saturday RtlsEs
noon between the hours of two aud four "a.
,clUck, deposits OF any sum OF money, mum
one dollar and upwards, on which lntsIss
GEO. 4ENDEL, President
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OtJ, James PAUL, Alex J. C6Cil, Jamss FSeed
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Bronohitis, splitting OF Blood. and Pulmon-
ary Affections generally. II is q remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Difficnlty of VoidIng Urine, Bleeding oom
the Kidneys and bladder, Gravel, and other
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ga Complete Pictorial History or
the Times"
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cessfuI Family Paper tn the
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sax DreE1, RerOlUsT, or s0Lne other article OF
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aaFdiraI.
White Pine Connpound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States. where It's merits
have become As well known as the treo rom
which, in part, u deFtvestts virtues.
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GtuaurtaI.

National Bank Of West Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
Capital paid in saOO,OOO
MI taPeSt paid on sTeclal deposits Notes and
hiils discounted Exchange bought and sold
Collections made on all poiniH and prOOecda
promptly Temltted-
C.zIspIS OsLKBAY, THOMAS HUaRns,
MICHAKL nEILLY. A. 4 TODD.
ARTHUR LITTLE, IoAS h AUBAAk0s
JAAEs MCCLuNET, III. ko1Locks
= a 4i' '-'>'>" oRIsPLS oGLEBAY.
GIBSON LANE, PresilenE
Cashier. auR9 lyd
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NNHE RICHEST MAJ IN THE
PORLD- Extnict of a Letter from Bar-
ON Solomon ROthschllh.
PARIS. S:h April, 1911 z Rua tauoy. ~.
HOu0re,-WIIl you be kind enough 10 have
FORWARDED TO me here 40 bottles Of your in-
dian LlnImenI; Ii you " Ill send at the sams
time the account, 1 Will forward you the
amount through MessTs. Belmont q Co..
New York.
Baron Solomon RothSchild having recom-
men led 10 many Of his friends MAJOR LANES
LISIMEST, az they being des1rous 10 procure
II, he should advise him TO establish de-
MT in FB4FiR
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