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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
The state Of Texas.

To he Si,riF Of TdrraHf County Greeting.
| NroU are hereby commanded, that you summons
4 :, D.. Rame,. Harriet A Chair, Duncan Nc
Crea John Grow. and his wife Henrietta Crow, by
publication, % De- and appear At the next term u
the Pisiric Court 10 b. holden within and for the
county Of Tarrant. at the Couri-Hruse thereof In
the town OF Far. Worth. on the secoBd Monday IN
vemirr. 1S7l. then and there to tlt- IEi-
ton ~ C. q. Payne, flied i said Gou against the
sale 5 u. Raney. e a. and alleging in substance,
~ follows tu-vit:
That on ar about the month Of January. 1865,
your retii appointed agent for Defendants
topsy iaxs ior. ard protect the Interests VI
deieudnrfs 10 about fus thuusaud arfes Of land, in
the ale oi Te1H. and that from said date Plainiif
gave PROMPT aud careful attention 10 said lands.
and paid al TsN-- dine and owing thereon. tor
which s-rricrs Defendants justly disc Plaintiff
tha sum Of 40 hundred FRY dollars. specie. FIR
ssrrr4- a. agent and for the further sum of fly dol
lar taxes raid collector q Tarraut County Texas,
Er Tire g.-srs A. y. ISIS, 1873 and 1870. Plaintiff
further charge that DefndInts are jointly iBdebi
"a 20 him 10 the sun Of one hundred and hfty dol
lars -rfr. for -rvi-es rendered a. Afty at law In
-usf Co. fls = sfriet Court q Tnrrant County Texas
uhfrein }. 2. saith and NJ J. Brinsiin- Admins
t.-fr= 90 Nirrsua ard -. T. Johr=rn d-csssed. are
.Is o.. o. ard t..t h.ir= ni y y. Eamey we're de-
..t.iIrf.-s. ani--~r f.af'l- we iftrrreuaT Scr a
.-..iaH t .ai ia-., 81 uI .ard a.lHuf,s are still
-l- --i.l lrfaiI -. rfi-y i.llsr- Dob 1 : ruIrrn
"a rad i.r nfalafr rs flairiiI -HTfllz isalfncs
a. riairfif a iJrr krr--rl ard fufury drilars
iii cue 90 flid- uhe-1 -H b. frags iur citation for
fra--rrrfaf.f fr fei- rest o.
Heel. r.i rat SGT 90 .iis urif sab yuu have sr-
s-aF rlIs sarie On return iaks e. The iaN directs
Nffre-s 1isr rarler Cfsrk @ the Dis-
Z.N frit Caurf 81 Tnrrauf Cuznfy- Given
A 49, uuder ny hand rui DE scal 81 aid
Dan FAEEEE. OK
Oct = 15-l-i-if-l1irisrs e. -. CurrsuCy.
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MILLIONS Hear Testimony 10 their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bitsers arc not vile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whisltcy,
Proof Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors, doc
tOred, spiced and swcetcned 10 please the tasto,
called Tonics,' " Appet1crs." Resorcrs, &C..
that lead the tipplcr on to drt,nkcnncss and ruin,
but are true Medicine, madc from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free FROM NIL
Alcoholic Stiuuinuis. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER mud A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Rpnova;or and Invigorator of the System, carry
ing of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
10 healthy condition. No person can take those
Btten according 10 directions AMI remain long
unwe provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They are Il Gentle Purgutivc rs well
nsn Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
or acting as n powerful agent in relieving Conges-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, aud Of all the
visccral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young old married or single, at the dawn OF
wonanhool or at the turn Of life these Tonic Dit
tiers have no equal.
For Indun,mntory nnd Chronic Rheu-
mntisn mud Cont, Dyspepsia or In-
digestion, Bilious, Rcmiticnt aud
lntcrmittcHt Fcycrs, Diseases Of ths
Blood. Liver, Kidneys mud BInddcr,
these Biticrs have been most successful such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the shouldcrs Coughs Tight
ness Of the Chest. Dizziness. Sour Eructations OF
tile Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
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DR.. RADW AVS
Perfect PuTgative Pills

perfectly tnstcess. elegantly coated with sweet nm
purge. regulate purify, cleans" and strengthen -
Railways Pills, Tor the cure of all disorders of the
stomach, Liver, d ,wrls, Kidneys, Bladder, Nrrvou,
Diseases, Headache, Constipation, Cnsiiv"neSs, In.
digestion, Dyspepsia, Bi!iOusncss, Bilious Foyer,
Inflammation ~ the Bowels, Plies, and all dcrangc.
m.niS of the Internal Niscrrn--Warrnntrl To effect
u positive cure. Purely vegetable, containing no
mercury, minerals, or drlctrriouS drugs.
A few doses OF RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
stem from all the abuye.ntncd disorders. Price,
- cents prrnox SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ" FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stump to RAILWAY 4 CO., No. ~ Maiden Lane,
New York Information worth thousands i'll b
sent you.
August :, lsTl-tT:ly.
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and We, sht is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

rr--g i,ap ~ the SiGSirNHiLLIAS GESDl.,
YEST 90 ui"uHirair. thrugh the nlnsl, Swrsi,
Urinr, anil rihrr lul. sul iu,-s 81 The SS.i-u, ~
u its, for II r'ptir- The wastes ~ The hrly with
urv aud sound material, N-7'sl', SlliH., .t'aH.
JiiaH, Ghsir'T dis',isf, iirr. ~ ~ Throat,
NpHi,, THmar., Nnir ~ hs G'tHis aHi Other pants ~
H. ,ysial. Sore Egrs, siHmlruHs bisrhTg's frum ~
Far. aHi f.s is,ri Era,s ~ sta Disasss EFHpioa',
Esr >ur-s. So,h HsR, EaJ Nora, salt RLsHm,
Ery aJ,s'rs N-ar. Eir,r SJ.a'. u"rHs IL ~ Ik,i.
Tamar. Idp,r' 10 n. lr"iL. asi "n rs,,t.aiug aHi,
,disii I"irrIs', N3h SrGs L"s' ~ Syrsfi, aud aN,
ra'i's sfNs his irp-lrs, WhiI he sHri'r" riagf
afh. raHi.r ~ No.i'rH tl.miisE, aHi GT days
iriR rarc 10 HgE Vs's0H HsHy n far sLsr u Hrr
forms u dis"Iss n I'ahm P"w = 4" '"'s h'td.
Not only lnc- the SNusAr,uiLuNN REsoLvrSt
cSccl all known remedial agents In the cure 81
Chronic, Srrufllnns, Constitutional. anl skin Dis.
eases, but II Is the only positive cure for
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BOB WILSON.

THE lNTEHNAIIoNAL Roam
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RoAp-A dis
patch 10 the New York Herald OF
the 23i, from the city of Mexico,
states that ex-Minister Plumb.
agent Of the International Railway
Company Of Texas, had arrived
there, and wns opening negotiations
FIR the completion Of the road TO
that city, aud its extension thence
20 Mazatan end the Pacific coast
There is a slight mistake in the
abare. We are authoritatively in
turned that Gen. lnrncs, the Vice
Pr,-sifen t Of he IatcTn iiional road.
rsSefi- that Q main line will 20
d'reifls TO & Pr-ife, and that
branch cad iliap Il 9 iiy ,fMCx-
co. -JgG. TfE g.
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TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

ITO all persons interk tied in the Estate Of Jef.
i Wtatherf,rd Deceasei, J. u. Holloway admin
isfrator uf the Estate 81 J9h Weaiherford Decreased,
hts hei in the District Court Of Dallas COpoty an
application for the sale Of all the real Estss belong.
ing said l'ped MS ESTATE which will lie hes I'd the
n1t Term pf said Court commencing the hrst lon
day in October, A. %. ls5A at the Court House there
a. 10 the Town q Dallas at which time all persons
interested iu the Estate - said JeT Eeafherf0rd De-
r'i-. may appear and contest said application, 10
thrF see proper.
Witness: John VI. Lava, Clerk Of the District
Cuurt Of Dallas county
Given under my hand and the Seal Of saisf0ourt at
aiire in Dallas, this 18th day Of seIfsmber A. d.
ISL.
JOHN ". LAWS. CIR u D. c. y c. 7.
Oft. Bf z D. Co0uUs BEFUIT
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University OF Nashville,
TENN. FOUNDED Ass.

vTyHF Collegiate Department and Aends-
nv open 4tb September next Disei-
Mine. military. Tuition, Board. Washing.
FUEL etc. from $50 n lis PEI tern
The Law school oprnz October iih,
1871. Tuition so per term. Apply to
GEN. Z. KIRBY SMl-4, Chancellor.
August u, lS7l--4e.2n-
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State of TeNnS

10 he Sheriff Of 7dridni Comfy Greeting.
NOU are hereby commanded that you sumno rs, by
publication as the law directs, G. W. l.. Davidson
Mary HansiOrl, Lizzie Puynter and --Poynter,
her husband, W. II. Davidson, Jcn D. Davidson John
L. Davidson, Lucy Davidson, and Ann. NJ Davidson,
who are nunresidents Of the State of Texas and who
reside in the State of Kentucky, the last five of
whom minors, To he and appear at the next term
of the Honorable District Court of Tarrant County
Texas to lie holden at the Court ,onse in the tow.
Of Fort Worth, on the second Monday in Novernber,
A. D. ISL then and there to answer the complaint Of
INV office setting ort that cendan.ts and said John
T. lan>or are joint Of twi certain tracts Of
land, situated in Tarnn county, Texas containing
llIG acres, Patented 10 III" Heirhs OF Washington Da
wilson, as follows: Three Gpa 1913. LabOrs Oh the
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BELL FOR SALE.

TTvO BE SOLD, FORTY POUND BELL
n sound and in good condition, v N the
APPurtsnaness. For partieulsrs, apply e.
HEEsLD Offcs, Dallas.
Dallas Nay Is, Ie7ls-a5.if
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Kidney s. Bladder Complaints

Urinary, md Womb i-cnscs, Gravel, pinhcics
DrOpsy, StOppagr Of Water, lncnniiuynce at Urine
Bright's Disease, Alhuminnra, and In cases where
there arc brick dust deposits.
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IthHgHsl

18th day Of May 1859 G. II. u. Runnels, Governor,
vol. Is No. . which patents filed parts Of the
Petition herein thaE Pm, John 4. Hansford is en-
titled to 1863 of said land, and that Defendants
though often reques Jed have f0ied and refused ard
still fail and refuse 10 agree To partition Of said land
among the owners thereof, and praying judgement
for his said 59 acres of land that Guardian dd IL
tsH be- appointed o. fepressnt the interest Of IN e
minors who arc madk De- d'nts here n; an that Com
mi~sirners he appoiuded TO partition raid land be-
tween Paiutiil and II icndants.
Herein fail not but dHe return make Of this writ,
together with the nanner in which you have executed
the same.
Witnesf Dan Parker. Clerk Of the
IsrN District Court Of Tarrant County. togeth.
[ $500 er with tlte seal Of the said District Court
" - he7ern nipressed. at Office /, Fort Worth,
this the 2oth DAY of August, A. D. 1871.
DAN PARKER C1'k District Court Tarnnt Co. Tex.
il:sv
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MISSOURI, KANS,S AND TEXAS
RAILWAY.
so Miles Staging saved!

NV hEAsS Sa"ShRD '5HtSu
Cars noac running 10 Cabin Greek ;
on June 5th ,ciW commence running
to PriOr's creek.
% MILES OF STAGING SAVED!
Trains mW reach the arkansas Riuer
on the 4th dag of July, when
100 Miles Of Staging will be Saved.
Oc HOURS Quicker to s Louis than
ON by any other route. Fare always
as low as by any competing line. The FL
Paso Stage Company make close connec-
ton with trains at the end of the track
The Overland Transit Company, connect
ing with this road, gives through bills of
lading for freight TO and from Eastern
Cities, at low rates.
Tickets, and all further information, at
Cempany's Office, adjoining the Phoenix
House, Sherman, Texas.
R. S. STEVENS.
General Manager.
II. D. MIRICK,
Gen'l Freight and Ticket Agent.
J. Q. A. CARTER,
Freight and Ticket Agent.
June 10th, 1S71.-39tf Il
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RABWAT's READY Relief

Wit ArriEn iNsTANF TAsE
lAfLANNATlRh Hf InE hahAfAs-
iANhAIiiiA Wf lut hlAnpth
lAfLAMAAIinA nf Tnf fhn 49,
ahhNHtsGllaA 80 Huf ii A1e,
siHE TnE AT hifFnNtF BREATHING
FAlfiEAFiiN Ni Hut MtAEE,
nAsgEHiH,, tshI &, hifEmfEla
TaTAggi, lNFLrLNIA,
HEADACHE, TUlTmAlHE
AFrEAiHfA- EmErNATisM
tNlR Cnllis, AuiE rhitl>,
- sFHiirali a a ihT EhAhA GfAitf A. 49,
,sTl ~ Paste hrr 1HF lsia eT aia1s'a rNisis Nli
aasrt Tssn sHt fY11sfaTi,
F.ralR iTalrs is kslta InHsiArF "a asfar uil IN Z
So rssHlTrtr rHrr RAMP sfAsN,, $50 sra
nAfA, nfAkrElAA, siik nEahAiih IN
AREiifA, hGsfNTEtf- nhiln, NiAh ~ lht
rlN ELs. api sli iATuENAi PAINS
gFaEFirIs shaaa alsaas FaFTK halti0 ~ HAh
WAYS EEAnH REisEf ni1h 1hfn, 4 trp anHit
ia Na'TT Nal IFrarni 81 knr,s aT aias m ga rhsH s.
a N.lrT, n l. trslfT ihah igra.h hIsnag ~ has
irIs a. = sliaiEiaHf.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
we have East Published

Our Annual illustrated Pampl le', which
contains II full description Of the interior
construction of the PATENT ARION
PlANO-FORTE and all the other leading
Pianos of the different makes; illustrated
with cuts, thus contrasting the ARION
with all other irst-clnss Pianos, and proving
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14
OFFICE OF DALLAS BRIDGE
COMPANY.

Dalns, texas. sept I'd ISL.
The anfrinl meeting Of the Sforkholdfrs 81 the
riars Eria.,r Cr,i-rIarr viii hs heid their ofr.
in the CIV II Disks - Mandsy tn sth day Of Or
talsar ls7i The .le-finr q sorrs fur the ensuing
year and oflirr i1zTurtari business VII b before
r.s~F sWINE, So D. Bd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

n. B.-We caution the public from sur
CHASING a cheap Piano, which has recently
been put in the market, bearing the name
Of " Arion." All genuine Arion Pianos
bear the name "Paient Afi9n." dnd can
only he purchased from cur New York
Tarerooms, or our authorized agents
throughout the United States.
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.. ID. BULLION,

g,r,u.I o Hos-lv and r. y Ba-rr=, E.4... JeFrr-
~ IA son counts. Dr. T. 2. Worrall. Aus'ir. Ma
i4-I 4 90 .,uaa and Vs. g. EursisF. E-q- Nsrss.-
Ia T,xas. ". a. "a .rflItr1- W = f-frf aat y NJ
F,-ins Tn. Taftau- ua..ir.- e,..sf-. feJas- Col.
I q urfoy Hou y. N. Buriorl- o. j ~ HaF r-s.
Hon. T. c. Garland, District judge = 3. o.ui.-s
Pa g. Bower. ESQ and J. X. p EooUTd, Dsi la,
Texas: Hon. y. H. nnrneh
-. :. r. - nr..I..- 3. 1s-n-l.If
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WE3K and WHERE

our Pianos are superior TO any in the
market.
Our pamphlet contains engravings Of
all the different styles of instruments that
we manufacture giving n full description
Of each, so that a person can select the
style they mny desire to order, with the
assurance that they will receive just as
good Piano os if they we're in our ware
house TO select it. We have sold over FIVE
THOUSAND Pianos, many of them being
shipped great distances, and we have never
yet received the first con plant. As we
give written guarantee with every Piano
we9 manufacture, for FIVE years, the pur-
chaser runs no risk.
Don't fail 10 rrits for our Pamphlet rLieh
zoe mail Free, and phen you srrit. state
phGt pspr you sGp this notice in,
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DR.. RAILWAYS
SlRSAPARILLIiN RES0LyENT

mas NAnE TuE MOST Astonishing CURES
80 QrtDK, - RAPID AHE TiiE CHANGES
TiIE many CNnEitHul,S 4 NhER fllE iNllt-
ClNE, THAT
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FEVER AND AaUE.

TIVER al AETE rlTfa ~ fny FFnis, ThrF'
!, usr 1rtistisl a-Tn1 ia safe sHTi ihsi viii FHrs
fr,rF sni AEs., go m sihrT ha'sri.Hus, hiii'us
s-rlrl, IN1iiii Ar'iHa, ant ff'hrT lrsTTsr .aiiT
b1 gAnNAN's pitlsF - ausk a. EAhNAN''
HEAhN RELiEE iiilY vnls lrF tailis,
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uEiLTIl, BEAUTY!!

STRONG Avn gURG RI'u BLnnR-iNCEEAsE
&c TLr,U Am NEignr-rlEAg SkiN Am
EENCTITCL DuaPlENinN slit EEn 10 NH,
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oFNF'' ei"IHiNg 4 rUENhRISG GOObs
IirT''r ilru', So, ~ Camp ,irr.r.
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TEXAS CATTLE.
Atlantic and Pacific
RAILROAD.


Trains are now running to Prairie City,
miles west Of Grand River, q. N; and,
by August |, will be at Junction OF Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway, near
Cabin Creek.
The Stages Of the II Paso Mail Line are
running TO this read daily from several
points in Northern Texas, carrying mail
aud passengers at the rate of one hundred
miles In twcn,y-four hours, making the
trip from Red River to ST. Louis inside of
four days.
The Atlantic and Pacific (late South Pa.
cife Of Missouri) is the only line running
into st. Louis from any point in or adjoin-
ing the Indian Territory without change of
cars for passengers or freight. Shippers
and Travellers should bear this in mind.
Cattle Buyers from all portions of the
States will be found at the Terminus of
the Road, an the Depots and Stock Yards
nre Of n superior construction, and the
Track the smoothest of any West of the
Mississippi River.
For further particulars address
l.. +. PERKINS,
Superintendent, st. Louis, Mo. !;
". II. PATRIARCHE,
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent, St.
Louis !;
or CHAS. BABCOCK,
Western Travelling Agent,
20. Address, Sherman, Tex.
May 81, lSTl.-37:tf.
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=. "rNN f''rctS am lNurSIrIoX
il'niu iT.', 70 ulI l.r,r-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-10-14

YiIf tUt' ttff tllNhtllin.
fIuf NrHr IH har.ss .h.H'l
.. r.... |.H.. I#s... IH.I
r hisrsn uss Ihe BE- dliHr
Nntie uniyer.r b. ibe irtafHr A.
'hfs ssrns rhaurr ani ty ifrr
t.sHc t.HH.r lHr 81. -'r'H ..H... Oh.
o.Trru.d.s.a-r.. -' hss hui pri'i
H,.I I.. .H.r..' E.'HHr- .H.
ir.It-. alrH. 40 if.r|Y U-ul N..I
ir.rr mnrr .dirirni iu rr-rrui'ng
d.,ras.,. ibau ZOO ihr wri.r'ur Boo
,bri,lruium- Mhilr, a, "A question
uiiasic. m,,-i H. I.r pTri,Ta banrb
1T craps, lHats'E ~ Piis- NJ Wi
,na arlirlr, u,uia.n lhe int rm g.
ii,n Issi uur Iarmrrs ncri liynu
have uul read lhe hrsl oHe, uh'aiH
a.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26
Advice Of an Old Lady.

Now, John, listen to me, for | am older
than you. Never do you marry young
woman, John, before you have contrived
to happen at the house where she lives
at least four or five times before break
fast. You should take notice whether
her complexion is the same in the morn.
ing as it is in the evening, or whether
the wash and towel have robbed her Of
her evening bloom. You should take
care to surprise her SO that you can see
her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting you
If possible, you should be where you could
hear the morning conversation between
her and her mother. If she is i'll uatured
and snappish to her mother, so she will
be to you, depend upon it. But if you
iud her up and dressed neatly in the
morning, with the same countenance and
same smiles, the same neatly combed hair,
the same steady and pleasant answer to
her mother, which characterized her de
pertinent iu the evening, aud particularly
if she is lending a hand to get the break
fast ready in good season, she is prize,
John. and the sooner you secure her to
yourself the better
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26
NO. 27.
Taking Things without Asking.

When was boy, | was playing out
in the street one winters day, catching
rides on sleighs, and it was great fun
Boys would rather catch rides any day
than go out regularly and properly to take
drive As was catching on to one
sleigh and another, sometimes having
nice time, and ofttimes getting cut from
big black whip, | at last fastened like
barnacle to the side of countryman's
cutter.
An old gentleman sat alone on the seat,
and he looked at me rather benignantly,
as thought, and neither said any thing
to me nor swung his old whip over me
so | ventured to climb upon the side of
his cutter. Another benignant look from
the countryman, but not a word. EN-
boldeDed by his supposed goodness, l ven-
tured to tumble into the cutter and take
seat under his warm buffalo robe be-
side him, and he then spoke The col
loquy was follows:
Young man, do you ike to ride ?"
"Yes."
''Do you own a cutter, young man 2"
'No, sir"
'It's presty nice cutter, isn't it ?"
"Yes, sir, it is, and nice horse draw
ing it p
Did 1 ask you to get in %
"No, SIR"
"Well, then, why did you get in ?"
"Well, sir Ii thou ght you looked
good and kind, and that you would have
no objection"
aud so, young man, because you
thought | was good and kind, you took
advantage of that kindness, and took
favor without asking for it ?"
Yes, sir"
"Is the ride worth having?'
"Yes, SIR"
"Well, now, young man, l want to tell
you two things. You should never take
mean advantage of the kindness of 9TH
ers and what is worth having, is worth
at least asking for. Now as you tumbled
into this sleigh without asking me, shall
tumble you out into that srow-dritt with
out asking YOU
And out | went, like a shot off shovel,
and he didn't ma Ike much fuss about it
either. picked myself up in a slightly
bewlldered state, but | never forget that
lesson.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26
sTRoUDsBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA, OCTOBER 2e, 1871.

Michigan, are Birch Greek, Little River,
Center Harbor, Sand Beach, White Rock,
Forestville, Cato Verona, Huron City,
Port Austin, and half of Port Hope, all
on the Lake Huron Shore; Holland,
Grand junction, part of MaDistee, and
Glen Haven, on the Lake Michigan shore
In Wisconsin, the villages of Peshtego,
Upper Bush, Lower Bush, Williamson
vile, Rosiere, Minnekawee, and part of
Marrlnette, on the west shore of Green
Bay, were destroyed. and on the east shore
of the bay, Little Sturgeon, Frank, Scoville,
and Casco perished The camps of the
workmen on the railroad constructing
north from Fort toward were consumed,
and SO were many lumber camps.
The loss of life by these calamities can
not yet be ascertained. In Peshtego over
l0O persons were burned or drowned, and
100 were seriously injured In the neigh.
boring lumber districts over 200 dead
bodies have already been recovered. 1t
Is believed that 500 persons perished in
the Green Bay region and the victims in
Michigan will swell the total number of
the lost to nearly thousand The con.
dltion of the survivors in the burned dis
trlcts is pitiful. Many are far away from
towns or railroads, and they cannot be
promptly reached and relieved like the
sufferers by the Chicago calamity. Prompt
measures for their relief ought to be tax
en- by the benevolent throughout the
country Their needs are pressing, the
Winter is approaching, and navigation on
the lakes, which gives the only ready ac-
cess to them, will soon be closed
At last accounts rain had fallen in the
burning districts, the wind subsidized, and
fears OF the further spread of the flames
had abated.-New York Tribune
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26
A Valuable ReCeipe.

Nothing can be applied to severe cut
or bruse that is better than cold turpen-
tine 1t will give certain relief almost
Instantly. 1t is also said to be sovereign
remedy for Group. Saturate piece of
flannel with it and place the flannel on
the throat and chest and in very severe
cases three to five drops on lump of
sugar may be taken inwardly. Every
family should have bottle on hand 1t
is simple remedy, and can be easily tes-
ted
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1871-10-26
St0ping a Newspaper.

One of our exchanges has the follow
ing allegory, which We commend to the
careful consideration of those gentlemen,
who, the moment they see anything which
displeases them in the colums of their To-
cal journal, rush to the printing Office
and cry out, "stop my paper 1t is cer-
tainly y new song upon the old subject:
"a certain man hit his toe against peb-
bic and fell headlong to the ground. He
was vexed, and under the influence of au-
ger and self su@ciency he kicked the
earth right saucily. With imperturbable
gravity he looked to see the earth itself
dissolve and come to naught Bat the
earth remained, and only his poor foot
was injured in the encounter. This is
the way of man. An article is news
paper touches him in weak spot, and
forthwith he sends to stop his paper
With great complaeency he looks to see
the crash, when be finds he only hit his
own toe against a world that does
not perceptbly feel the shock, aud in
jures no one but himself"