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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

FARMING AS A BUslNEss.-Tho
Rural New Yorker has a correspon-
dent who is discussing the question
whether farming is profitable. Ho
writes that "this question is fire.
quently propounded as though thcro
was a doubt about it. But there is
none. In the aggregate it must
paw, else all other vocations must
speedily be abandoned. Farming
is the base on which the social cdi-
fee rests, and its remuneration to
individuals depends upon the intel
ligence which guides farm labor.
With some, owing to lack of money,
the information essential to success,
or TO an improvident use of what
they have, farming is not remuner-
ative; but with the mass the case is
different. aud each year shows in
the aggregate increased accumula-
ton. Farming, therefore, like 9TH
er business intelligently and sys-
tematically pursued, pays, and if
failures here and there occur, as in
other pursuits, they are The exccp~
tiOns, while general success is VI
rule"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

The new route through Texas for
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway enters the State from Fort
Gibson at or near Bonham, thence
TO Austin, Bastrop, San Antonio
and Camargo on the Rio Grande.
The Missouri section progresses
rapidly, and a heaty cargo of rails
has Just arrived at New Orleans.
The Company now has engineers on
duty in the Indian country, through
which it has the right Of way, by
proper legislation from the Govern
ment and conmendable comprO-
mise with the Indians on their res
ervation. The President Of the
Company and some Of the directors
are in Washington in the interest oi
their road, and the indication =
that ifsuitable legislation IS granted
By Texas, the whole line viii Be
speedily completed
TCor. Galveston Sers-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

P. Lorillard, 16, IS and 20 Cham
bers street, New York, are very ex-
tensively supplying Northern,
Southern, Eastern and Western
merchants with plug, smoking and
fine cut tobaccos, segars, snuffs, &c,
&c.
This old and sterling firm which
has breasted the storm for more
than one hundred years, and now
pays the government of the United
States q million and a half dollars
taxes per annum, still lives and dsi-
ly acquires strength on the princi-
pie of crescit cvndo.
Texas merchants going 10 New
York to buy goods will do well to
call and examine the stock of p.
Lorillard before purchasing else
where, as his house Is the largest
tobacco establishment in the world
Houston lines
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p@we are informed that at the
recent term of the District Court at
Bonbam, nine applications for di-
vorcc were made, and in two or
three instances, license to marry
had been engaged by the parties, so
sure were they of obtaining DEGREES
setting aside their former marriages
Mckinney Enquirer.
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If the proposed measure to do
AWAY with the income tax is carried
ont. il will be hailed as a relief from
one of The greatest curses inflicted
on the country. How delightful it
will be. SAYS an exchange, when no.
bodv's nOse Is stuck into every
bOdvs private business.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

Mr.. J. @. Tracy, Of the Austin
Journal and Houston Union-tbe
Forney Texas-gave rs q call yes
terday, on bis way Northward. He
wears his success easily, but enjoys
il none the less. A good printer
and manager. be knows how to make
his "tvo dalics" as handsome and
interesting IS their politics vii al
low.-GaL News
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w. T. LESLIE,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

II,HE countenance is pale and leaden-
colored, with occasional Rushes, or clr-
cumscribed spot on one or both cheeks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilate; an
azure semicircle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling of the upper lip,
occasional headache, with humming or
throbbing of the ears; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furrcd tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with a
knawing sensation of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; Accting pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; Tiolent
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels If
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny; not
.unfrequently >tinged with blood; belly swol-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccough; cough sometimes dry and eonvui-
siye; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are
found m eYist
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26
MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. iI,
ROYAL ARCH MAsONs.

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Tssssr.iisn u Rsilss ehaIisTs -, At, "a Asaaas
gFraias, Nara -, ~ r.Iia eAsaisliss'ss'
b eslarsna sfths N. h, ~ 2,
~ l.. AukfHl, spsTsiaTg'
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FLEMING BROS, PrTTsBUKGH, Pa

ga D-.lu-r nus PtTsi.us s-ss-ins fr1n rth--- th.r
49,. b. IN a. ueu vrts ths- o-1s-I ds-nc.J
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r-fui us VI fruu-t ~ n-l, - r-l1 r - - =
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c--Irs-isz y tEs-.T oruiz sri-A
e-F- ~ y 1-ussis;s -. es-1-E si7s hs.7-7
--zr-TE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

The vessel sinking, II know il, but
what can | dol | asked i6r morn
bals and they were not al.ONe'i
mo" Thus, through the negligence
of somebody, and tho ihhhmaniIy
Of the BOmhays officers. a battle
srarrod and historic ship has been
sunk, and as brave 4 crew Of officers
and men NJ ever stood between her
lag and her enemies, have been lost
10 their friends and 10 their country,
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RETURN THE MONEY
DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that ii is an innocent
preparation, Not capable Of doing The
slighsest injury 10 6Se most tender t4faHt.
Aldres. al orders %
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oar saturday Night.
THE LOVED ANp TnE ABSENT


Another drop from tho buckle, OI
time into the yapory amethyst
another weel, lost here % be pinned
as a star Up There 10 light the
. Heaven for Heaven is this side,
not beyond the beautiful blue All
these weeks-each OF these Satur
day Nighls-aro but stars, each one
but adding to the glory Of tho
future, as one by one they are llled
.,homo by IIim-Ilis record Of Time,
TO last through eternity, Some
stars are brighter than others, as
some weeks went Home laden with
less sin, even, wrong, seliishness,
and heart hlackness than others.
Tonight We are all alone in our
room, but not in thought. We have
visitors, but you cannot sec them
mere than we cRn-but they are
with us. Without, there is the hum,
the noise, the hustle, the motion OF
city life and restless humanity. The
air is keen and cold-like mans
charity, cutting to shivor. Within,
all is light, comfort, and attraction.
The fro burns in the grate-thc
black coal turning 10 white ashes rs
our acts are purified by tho fire of
trouble, sorrow, struggling and
agony of the heart wrestling for
tho prize il Graves.
The carpet on the floor-the rug
on which our kitten sleeps, seems
warm and earnest in their colors,
like the life of an earnest man,
whose hcart-work carpets the floor
of life, so that others may walk with
less noise, md rest thereon more
comfortably.
The large six.burner chandelier
overhead throws its mollow-tinted
light all about, just as kind words
and honest eyes light and warm the
heart. The pictures on the walls
tho keepsakcs everywhere to be
seen seem sociablc, as if each want
cd to tell us the history of the char
ters represented, or the ones who
have thus kindly remembered US.
Who would not be happy thus sur.
rounded ? All these beautiful things
won by honest labor. Better these
evidences of striving, than life of
dissipation, with good to none
But something is lacking tonight.
We all lack something The loved
and the absent. BY wondrous
power We can go to them, if they
cannot como to us. And we will
po X X X 4; 4: 4:
The invisible company just with
us has troopcd in high glee, for
spirits have their Saturday Nights
And we, too, will go. Here is writ
ten evidence-a little scrap of pa
per written upon "once upon a
time," and we will 90 on visit to
our darling. No. You cannot so
with us. The smiles and the tears
tho hopes, joys, gricfs, sorrows,
and inner life of those we will soon
visit are not for you to know--nor
who she be, nor where she live
But we know-and thithcr will we
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26

Do vou who read ever think Of
your loved and absent ones2 Do
You hunger for that beart-rest which
gives joT? Are you never lone
some when the loved ones are ab-
sent. The loved One-the one best
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rIaaonio Gem etefV
NOTICE.
It,HE FOLLOWING Trssis',en .S' le,sna !, ,s' ~
stated Caugansiion Il fsanshhi Ls'asss ~ -
HaEi A n FrhIuaTg e, A, u, lssss $1,000
Iirssissl nat = nslalailies q ehs D. @fialstsa "
t.ke fhsrsf a ths Nssunie CrractsTg, @na tfisA'
intrriurni tksFria except u aAsoH' ~ thsi 'i'''
atr hmlrs, .f,l..
RTo E q. BTsSA ArT saPpaihisd 10 take
CrnftrTy anA - this Trssiutisn eATFisi "es
~ sFlsT aitls Ls-ise' ,,,,, 4, xoI,So NJ n
At..st. : 4 r..nAEIs sarIslAIy. lnaaIo. lo.-an.,
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LOO +.

RIDGELY RNCAMPMRHT, NO. 20,
I.0.0.P.
-s,nrfS an the evening ef hTst Friday Of eArh
vi month, al the Oda Fellows Hall,
is BALLARD, cf
Attestl }, wAdsEH, Scribe.
DALLAS LopGD. NO. ~. Io.o.F.
MI Isio~'. IIaii ]. WAGNER, n, q,
Attrsti n, o. cAsrbIlt, Secretary,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-26
Brick, Concrete and Frame Buildings
IIMEI LINGFII

IIMEI JINIFI!
Ta7UE UNDERSIGNED would inform the
Il public that he has now and will keep
constantly on hand good supply Of Lime,
dry and ready for use, which he will sell
at the rate of Sl2 per hundred bushels, or
- cents per bushel for smaller quantity.
lie is provided, at his place at the Dallas
Springs, with good shed to keep the lime
dry and in good condition. lie solicits
the patronage of the public.
JOHN BARBER.
Dallas. Oct. 80. lSG0--7:6m
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Home again!
We saw hcr-but she did not see
us-yct she wakcned with start,
and tried so lard to listen, to look
light into the darkness to her but
light to us as we bent over her
couch. We went because it was
lonesome staying alone when the
heart is away! We went because
we knew how. We had light
light from the window, burning in
Heaven, placed there and watched
by one who for years has thrown
that deep, clear, wondrous light full
across, aud far along our pathway
to guide us safely where others fall,
and too often fail to rise. We went,
as do thousands who read this
chapter, and who do not often wish
they could 60 to their loved and alb
sent ones, but cannot see the way
because they have not thrown the
shades of bigoted illiberality from
across the soul.
AS thousands of the good, the
true, the earnest-hearted, the fear
less, loving, caring, working ones,
wish they could go in IL body to
visit their loved and absent ones.
We saw her.
We talked with her as she slept
We wiped a tear from her eyes, and
she wakened with trembling start
we passed a hand over her face
never so lightly, and again she
slept. One hand was under hel
face. The other lay just across hel
bosom. Her head was thrown
back-the full, round throat, so faii
and tempting; we could not helI
leaving a kiss thereon. Did sh,
know we were there? Ask her
She knew somebody was there
though the darkness was like pal
TO her vision.
And she slept. We held her hant
in ours. We held her to our heart
We saw the trouble go for the tim,
from her spirit. Then we lifted hel
carefully in our arms and kissed
her closed eye-lids, that when sh'
awakened our image might nevel
pass from her. And she did no
awaken. This is the test-for thu
light and pure is the kiss of tru'
beartlove-kiss given in person Of
spirit. Then We kissed her lips, 81
often that often she might half bit
them lest her love escape. Thel
we kissed her hands a dozen times
that the touch of none other nigh
be as ours-then we whispered tina
one dearest of all words-Ddrlin
in her ear as her face responded Z
the Joy of her heart thus given Z
bask in the sunshine Of love. The
we kissed her again on her lips
sentinels left there to guard tb
heart none other can now win; an
as she slept, as We all shall befOr
waking "0uer there" left 10 on
work and our duty.
=
Do vou who read ever think {
. xour loved and absent ones? d
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Will certainly effect cure.
The universal success which has at
tended the administration of this prcpsr-
alton has been such as to warrant US in
plcigipg ourselves to the public to
RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should prove inef-
fcctual: "providing the symptoms attending
the sickness Of the child or adult should
warrant the suPPosition of worms being the
cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
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TANNEuILL LODGE, No. 50, y. 4 A. h.'
N..t. "a AZ, last SATURDAY, q ssrh Hsnih, a. ths
NAssnir Hall, Mn = hNsNea ~ -
q, T.. Ie0NEEss scfss
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A TERRIBLE RESPONSIBILITY.

The following additional facts By
investigation show there is a terri
bic responsibility somewhere else
besides with the Bombay. The
Oneida, in late typhoon, lost all
but three Of her small boats. One
Of these was cut into by the COLI
sion, leaving but two boats to save
179 men. The last words Captain
Williams said were, when Iieuten-
ant Commander Muldaur rePorted
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DIR. MLANES vERMIFUGE

Whenever the above symptoms are
found to exist,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-05-06

THE ExLIsn SPARROW AND CuRcULIos.
In reply to the opinion of correspon-
dent of the Prairie Farmer that these
birds will destroy curculios, the horticul..
tural editor states that he has examined
the craws of many insect-eating birds,
hut never found any trace of curcnlio
therein, and does not believe that the
sparrows or any other bird can catch the
curcu,io. We once put coop OF chick
Gus under tree badly infested witt
curculios, and repeatedly Jared then
on to the ground among the chickens
but were entirely unable to see a chicl
nick up or even notice curculio, though
we saw them fall Just before the hungr,
chicks. Nor could we perceive that tn
number Of cuculios were ut all reduced
nv the frequent Earrings which was Civ
en- to the tree. or by tho presence Of til
chickens under il.
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Noaru SHADE, GRArror Co., MIcH.'
August. 1859.
DIR c.. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
lam now about So years old, and
have been afflicted with rheu-
mutism in nv limbs, so that [
was unable to leave my room at
times for % years. l suffered
general nervous arrangement
and excessive debility, andhavc
used almost every kind cfpatens
medicines to no benefit. | have
tried q great many physicians
to no purpose. l now feel very
thankful that l have at last
found a medicine that has glvcn,
relief. ] have bought some Of
your scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Matherton, Mr.
Marcus Smith, and they have
ciyen me almost entire relief
Mvlimbs and veins were great
" swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to thel
proper size, and l have bee1
able to walk three and four mile
at a time.
Very respectfully, yours,
i ~s.- focn-r,.
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". call the attsnus =. errfssfets;s the ,sinsIkstS
ettiueatvs " cures performed by 1T hssAr y
them 70 Ue genains The agent hs. show rs the erss
mai letters eepiss OF which srpssr below IhePiop's-
tors " ness medicines suAe,.re us 10 say tLst thee
vii, ri rev ard Of ten thcnssnd delisrste On. 7ers
who show that sny Of The letters referred 70 aIs
authentic They have been sent rhsoicitea' sra ~
have IN the rrs,essicn 5000 OF si.i
character Any praggstcsn SATISFY the inos'
Of tie vslae OF thofe italy wcndsSful agents
s.or Acu R,rrkns. sosAcg's ScAAvhAvias Sio' pfess
y,rk AID BLoop Us"
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HOME
TESTIMONY.
DYSPEPSIA AND RHEU-
MATlSM.
CnnsANlSd, SAGINAW Co., MIca., !
July Sd, 1858. I

CussAHlSd. SAGINAW Co., MICH, !
July Sd, 1858. {
Or. G. w. Roback, Dear Sir:
Ny father. now about sixty-four
wears of age, has been, for the
last FIVE years. severely afflicted
with dyspepsia and Rheuma-
.at,endedwithg general nerv'
Gus arrangement; indeed, to
such an extent. rs to defy the
Medical skill of our best fh.!''
sicians. And | can truly say,
that | believe it wns reserved
for YOUR Scandinavian Rene
dies TO perform what all other
remedies had failed to do.-to
work a radical cure. For, after
takinga Box of your Blood Pills
and abottle of P,rifier.h he began
torecover rapidly; his appetite
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him. and he is now in the en-
iovmentofbctter health thanhc
has enjoyed in the last tiftee 4,
wears, and is heavier in flesh
Than he ever was before. And ]
| can not close this without say
inc. that | believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
/ are represented.
Yours respectfully.
1 JAMES Il. TERRY
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May Z, 1sG9-ly
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Pauxrva.- Let this work 60 until the
middle OF June, or any time in October.
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BOOTS & SHOES,
MADE TO ORD + r
FROM THE BEST LEATHER
A. j. GOSS NJ A N,

vyrORMs the public that he has established shoe
anon in connection with his store IN Columbia Iov ~
hin dubois county. and employed frsf rate wofkm'n
now prepared 20 manufacture TO order any article
Tn That line lie will have worked none but the tes
MATERIAL ard can insure his work 10 }. as eood "
any in the county, and superior 70 most whe ms pree
liz ana neatly liberal ihae Of patronage y solicited
| AZ. 4, 'se-ly 49,. "onsMAN'
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OffietelIe Stabt=3eitun 8,
3otal. Memt9trttem.

Staetratb.-Su BET Stsuns Siefer Be'
bSrbe rons leBten Dienfae famen cine an3ab|
Yetttianen unb Observation-Disclosures sor, nelds
n,eiaens 0erbe0trunsen an @tra6en betrsfen.
Gen. Ibomas serIauet be G%rneununs bon
erei Sn(peeteren CUR llnteriuGuue ees neueu
Rradenbosens.
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ben bts ,ur uGdAea Sisuus k'eri@t ax srRat'
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