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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

sar We have barely tine aai space h''
week 10 call aitsnlieH 10 The advertisement
OIL. johnson s 60, She have Just oPsHsd
= full aud somIlsle stock u gsheral msr'
sLsaIl.s in the store rseeRily occupied by
suink & Rohsrts. On ihs North eide Of the
sou,re. they inyiis = call,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

tsa-A movement IL started TO raise mon
sy for The building Of a new FIRST class Ito
tel In this city, suited TO it, Increasing
growth and importance. The Railroad
will soon he here aud We must bs ready
for H.. 4 subscription OF $4,000 has al
ready been secured. Go ahead with the
fines, bridge In the State and the finest
Court House, We mist also have the best
nninl 10 comnleie the matter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

? he IriniiF has lssn M sgsia - 'hs'
verb en- he bridge has hssn iwPess'ois ne
mesi 81 ,he week tits naw eewa eurs
nsrs within is sr3iHsg baHss aSi the
ssrk has bssn rsssHsi, lfi' hslas 'h'Fs
Ter another vssk, he piers will he nn'sAsi'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

nea- We we're glad 10 see in our city,
last tuesday, our friend Col. Henry Git
lum Of New Orleans, and to- find him in
fine health and spirits. This gentleman
is the senior partner Oftbe firm of Gilldm
& Walker, Texas Land and Claim Agency,
No. 81, Camp Street, n. o. and visits our
State in connection with rhsir extensive
busincss in IL - ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

sarIIls Honor, Mayer IrSay advsT'lses
BY hahJ bill, for Sealed Proposals until sat
drlsy night, the ~ day Of December n't''
for making s complete ,rr'ey Of all the
.trssl. ahd grounds within the city ofpA''
las, aud for a perfect map Of The sans
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
fie Guided by what fou Know.


Hhur l. a. IA FTeFah pthh ss4e 'haiHhn
10 ~ saRa ssits Tsihis suiafhr af sna att
az n~siarais iaHa Nhra 0ssiss sieai o. mi ursa'
sfssiirG Thfg rnsaiFs shai . nuities has -
49, ahsEs lskEs thsg 49, L taaasa'sA ~ Ut
thsnAsais sui IFrssHli'rs IL So hs''d'fr'
siaaash Biuos aosfs ihs iri n1fi HisugsAaiA'
aas hsnor iis inZrHs laFaisFis sn4 saa fatr'-
Ws sun4rrr ina iniisasiian l. safe d haa sane
ens aaaur his q raas shaAss tasa raTFd ~ lnis
slarat - ~ huVas f~rsiislAs siawssAte 20
sirlim ~ hsrr All ages htrr naaaainl hAHA
iirn, artsHns FHfsirsisaa, 90 srNefsl aaAiie' "a
Gals o. makr inlsiTg De- ihn nfisthHh Nhur h
Tsilrs ID arau a. diaaaFzT Ntsi this s'anaari rFsi
Haii,r has r~sriul ia usus smilsr a. hs ueh- ~
a. Iallhhal iosiimang g. is Iarliis ~ MI nnas
sflamen nHpshs ~ lie saniials l1NiNiiifs' shif.i y
isiuRasihie iT he saaamah aAS O. vast "
trios h, ana ihu snst IL rnaaofs 80 BE ~ sism s'as
snuihsT a. thr hud ~ ~aiinsssns Ia is saHr fhAs,
is ugniaIiuh, hsaulni ga isris, - essaIfinns- Nphs
tiuualis ar,ss sni sPnfAis, tAari.tsus sni ia,lHs'
ne, taus nfthrm mrHr l9i iHrisifre, All w.Arfs
49, iaAe = .tarahst wider FanEr siifnri lHihlnd
late ihu hanls ani dlsa he usTssls ~ ia'Allas'
thriT ksphsEaHa panpariians, - sahsulni7s tf ihr
tunir nkirh Sc 60 inanS NHais has iaau q niritinai
siarls ihran. host ~ laitri States, slanish AnirF
IRA Cauaas, ahd az Nest inias, tui sHl saors-i
a. gry iirtitrirsts.i, IL this F-ssgnins 49, M
lnlis, Easius szftaiHfi What T. naaih, ans-fFihs
~ THEIR a nhdsnos, dtvliIr, e EennirE ahs sllans'
gois'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Special BARGAINs.-We omitted to no
tice last week the dvertisement of John
Henry Brown and son. These gentlemen
make a speciality of the land business and
have every requisite qualification for IT,
The senior is an old Texan, and knows
MS much about its history and all laws re-
Io,inp to land matters and titles as any
man in il. All business confded to them
will be faithfully and efficiently managed.
We saw this for our friends broad-here,
in Texas, they need no Endorsement. They
have nsw Tor sale n large number of town
lois and ~ynrious tracts in different paris oil
the country. See their nd vertisement.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

The Journal Of Education for November
Is before us Ia handsome style and with
varied matter. II contains some illuslra'
lions Of school Houses Sc, J. II. Merwin,
no Chestnut 81, ST. louis, Mo. $500 a
war
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Farmers

.hsali take their eouhiTy produce sneh as
batter Riggs, Lard, Chickens, Potatoes
Onions, ste, TO Williams Bros, Main St.
where they can get ihe CASH for IL.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

as5~ Our thanks hire due Col. w.. W. IL.
La whence for copies of "Tke Resources OF
Kansas" by C. C. Hutchinson, of Topeka.
It contains a new map of kahsasj aud nu-
merous illustrations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Ladies', Hats.

Dress Goods, shawls, Cloass, Bodlerard
aud Bolmoral Skirts, Corsets, and q great
variety of other goods too nnme rous to
mention, are bein sold at reduced prices
at The store of Prafhef 6 Mnrfhy, Ahere
they keep the latest styles and Inc very
Best Of goods. moulin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Certificates OF election have been given
10 Hancock, Herndon and Clark. Hancock
and llcrndon have started for Washington
We thirk Giddings will got his seat by
The discriminating of Congress.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

NEW REGULAToR.-We understand a
good old lady of our city, when she gets
through her mornings work, sets her clock
az q precisely, every day, and thus Keeps
matters all strait. Not bad idea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Williams Brothers, .
on Main ST, East OF the Square, will buy
all country Produce at the best market
price and pa5 CASH for it. 80

s6s- We note with pleasure the return
Of Col. W. w. II. Lawrergt TO our city
T~bisrpentlemen is the General Agent of
The Kings Iron Bridge company of lola
Kansas, AID has been absent in that State
tnlbusiness of the Cbt,pany for the last
month. lie reports our New Iron Bridge
on the way by New Orleans and galveston
under charge Of the. Secretary of the bridge
company, our townsman, Capt. swink. 1t
will be here in good season for the cumple-
ted piers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

-. Mrssrs J. JshusoA & Co. NsT'h side
uf saaars vani an HE Hides and sean'ry
Proiuss they can SET See their sd'sF'
tisemFIL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

ess Note the change in the ADVERTISE
mept of the Western Restaurant. Jacob
Grossman lbs retifsd, and the new firm is
Lewis villafet 4 Co. 1t is doing On ex-
tehsiye business. 3FAt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Williams Bros.

dealers in Family Groceries and Protis-
ions of all kinds, keep constantly on band
n full stock of everything in their line;
and as they now sell exclusively for cash,
they will be satisfied with very small prof
its. Call and see them. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
10

t.O Ia
Priher 4 MuThy's and ssi yenT supply
II RoaIs sni shoes. They have a large
stock Of the very best, ahd are ssi',Hs
lhem shsaF. lneNim'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Men g. Boys

.Clothing can be had at the Store Of Fra
ther & Murphy. They have the greatest
variety and largest stock in Northern
Texas, and at prices to suit the times
tf'4l" ''e' ho9; m. b
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

A ship has arrived d. New York with
the cholera aboard. There have been Two
deaths at the Quarantine Station.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

eay- The work Of grazing the Contra
Railroad is about commencing near oal
city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

The. idea that Improvements on the
Square and around it are OF no interest 10
r.ople in the suburbs Of or city is not II
correct one in our judgement. with inc
increased value Of property TN tie Sqnare
will be the increased value of property on
the outskirts They will prosper together
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
DENTAL NOTICE.
Dr, G.. Il, KELLER

Esr. a.. Il. "a EALEHS
Id ESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens
Ia Of The City and County Of Dallas,
that he has just reiiittied from New Orleans
withh supply Of the best DENTAL Ma
TERIALS and IMPROVED INSTRU-
MENTS ever brought to Dallas.
lie isnoR ready to perform all operations
corrected with Dentis,ryi and dpci terms
ms reasonable "a car be done in Tie state
Satisfaction in all operations guaranteed.
Can be found at his Office from 0 A NJ
until 3 P. w
win maze arrangements (afer Office
honrstto do work at private residences fci
those wins prefefit. 2
Cfiee ever Mr.. Wagaef's store, Railros
Corner. az lus 81.
bales, July 18Th, 1s7l.-I4:tt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
W.. II. cARGY".,.m".".-"..","-".'".r.o.F =. cnEESET
w. H. CAREY g. CO.,
BUILDERs & GENERAL CARPENTERS,
g. r1EgY q .H.'.


uTOULD n TO the citizens OF
w the city and county, and all Who
contemplate Building, that they are pre-
pared to Contract for Erecting all kinds
of Buildings, both Public and Private,
either of Wood, Brick, or Stone, at the
shortest notice and in the most modern
styles; viii also. furnish Plans, specifi.
cations, Working Drawings, &c, for oil
kinds Of Buildings, and superintend the
erection If any public or private buildings
All kitds Of Mill Work done and qua
rantcedi and Fixtures furnished:
PersUns Wishing any, work in our line
ARE respectfully Invited to give us d call,
and examine our plans prices &C. ~
Shop on East Elm Street, near Harris
Steam Mill.
W. Ii. CAREY & co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

GuEss VINO IS TBE yEATEsT HoUsEKEEP-
"a in our town. We knoT her. She clesns
her knives, china, niDdoNs, paint OIL
clofbs, iabies aud soorA. aud bfightsus her
tin. brass aud COPPER ysres siih b1cch
Norssn's sons sspoijo. asa for ii ltis
o good fting
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
u,.uemen,s Turni,hing Goodl

A splendid sloek ani Al reduced prizes
NJ Ihs sisrs % Pn'hsr 4 Muuhy, Alse
h.s cls,hs, cassinsTss TSssos, Jsans etc
ne&lm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Ahsad al nc naiIraaaf

7 1rAtbrS Adrpht have Determines 70
duf prices ofebods down before de rsl
road feiehts Hki1ss- Honick Saits and
sman Prose- is tleir uotig- sud fiih
their large siock df Tie ! 2 bestahd lat
tlfFcies ofgosds they esnHos fail . suit
The nsa fssiidits.- nfalm.
sons person, u persons not hatingi'h.
fsur q she lss before thsn jnsf 1ssk
smashed Ne Laudsons isnp in frond Of
Bsfpiet H-rtrr Shop-ihs one re roiieed
trs seeks see DeTpis. ~he-stsr, . On
rad Ifrspsirsa, kBd 81 oes shines forth
fsrhsiy q gsiss ths Fssessrisns rrcund
ths ssuar.. rsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
Rutfer. Lard. Bacon

and any kind of country produce can be
bought at the lowest prices from Williams
Bros, Main. Street. g ( .n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Having accomplished his OBJECT and dohe
all the mischief he could do, the radical
Governor has, by another mighty prOela-
nation, released the people Of Limestone
coonty from Martial Law. Having col
leeted, By means Of his negro bnyonsts,
an the money he could get, he nov pro-
nounces the war at an end aud graciously
allows once more The benefit Of civil las,
ns administ, red by his tool Oliver, the
modern Jeffrey, without his brains- 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

Here Is q good specimen o. bow a
good local notice Is made: Polk
Ninterboftom don't only make
shoes and boots. but raises the big
gest potatoes IN t0wp el
No people under heaven can ez-
eel the Americans in the manly art
Of sftfng on a behch and seeing
eighteen men play ball
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

- 49, Az shr rHaushr fAtHf
.i.ass. taiat. IA dsfhs "a 80 AHfs 80
kakAisas IA 80, hsfs snt r.fgsf sti"
taesA aaEsa's sas sslHAA IA - a. N''@
80 ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

eey We see thai brother Norton's Intel
~ligencer has still fdrtier enlarged It's area
of freedom aud expansion. The halfof its
last number seems to have been printed IN
81. Lofts. II now ranges from 81. Louis
TO Fort Worth and from thence to the Prai-
RE and Dallas City. II ought - be called
the Texas Ranger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
SNAIL nov lDMIrrED,:
DALLAS
Male 4 Female Academy,

usUF hst sassiun u iLis N.hsal sil eamuasspr
lathe OF IlEEAth unnr "a ~ iih = AnFrm'
hsT sHd rrniinar ristl ran~rniiRp msatas nhaf
the suIrTlsian IT n, ", hagis, assisted ~ safh
trarh4Ts a. tln FFhfal Aimsnis- fluirssaT hs'is
pnqasss ~ nallari ihr SfAnul ant ssr Tic Nsf
sais a iss0suEaa ~ q FrUaad "a hsdhk A. sSA IL
IsiFfFsfs i~iEiHa,
pniy ,tN np~is,HfNRNr ~ monih, --.iim
iNrFpNgb1AvR
1nlll1lAttt,
80
InriirHisi DO, frT fossiul,-.- -r,s,,,--r,-'s r'''--
II. aiags iairs ate uin, aiHl duo ~ the fha ~
Each mnnih. Iuails rhafswt hum hulrnI rhifahrf
ahUi the rlasa uf the fsssinu makes special arrange
niruts az rtsif "a SIS contrary,
Ne d~-lnrtinn Nia b. made vNorpt ia cas-, uflFa'
W ". hANis, Phpelp.l,
Dallas, Nov. lIih issl-Wi me-,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

a.is 4drsd. That incidesl led 10 q change
in rs Hso. Miss Char aic WAS engage 4
10 he married 10 N Williamson, adraper
iu 4 large seaport towa = isS miles %.
.slold sisaut ilac broken pier-glass, and
~, .hars IN Il, 70 lser intended husband.
aud when the wedding took place Ar.
Williamson took me into he establish
meui a. eashisr
4 enpioy you because when Il Vas
yery hard 10 DO Il, yoa spoke the truth,
Sc said 10 me when entered his service.
lived there many happy years before !
became a master. and, looking back am
daily thankful that my dear mothers
word. kept me from falling into tempta-
tiou
What became, uncle, Of John and
FredE
Poor Fred died young 70 his mothers
great grief But John grew up 80 uaruly
snd eIlrsvagant that he ruined himself
lie lost his good pane, aud was sent out
Of the country Mr. Parkwick oflen used
70 say, on that | had followed him to
TIC grave One daughter remained 70
be tic ray % their old age. she was
loving aud dutiful, for she was a Chris
tan.
hope / profted by Uncle Miller's
story; certainly ] did not forget IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
alKLA noNrrALK sLANe.

Girls, don't talk slaugl If il is neces :
sary that any one should do that, let 1t be
your big brother, hough | would advise
him not to adopt pigeon English when
there Is All elegant, systematized language
that he can just as we'll use. But don.
YOU do 1t. You have no idea how II
sounds to ears unused or ayerse 10 il, e.
hear Young lady, when she is asked u
she will go with you to some place, an.
swer, snot muchl" or, if requested TO do
something she does not wish, TO hear hel
say, 'can't see itl'
Not long ago heard Young miss,who
is educated aud accomplished, in speaking
of "a Young man say, that she intended 10
'go for him. aud when her sister asked
her assistance at some work, she answered.
mot for joel
Now, Young ladies Of uneIceptionsble
character snd really good education fall
into this habit, thinking il shows smart.
ness 10 answer back in slang phrases aud
they soon slip lippantiy from their tongue
with ssucy pertness that is neiiher ady
like or becoming. Il bet' or you be-
is well enough among men who are trad
ing horses or land; but the contrast j
startling aud positively shocking when !
young man Is holding the hand Of hi'
lsdy-loys to hear those words from hel
Iips. They eem at once to surround hei
with the rougher associations OF bis dali,
life, and bring her down from The pedesta
Of bel purity, whereou lie had placed her
TO his own coarse level.
know tie bright eyed girl who read
this will think tie matter over, and d
what is right, and discard slang and un
isdy-like phrases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

MAmN TWAIN is without doubt the
greatest humorist this country ever pro-
duced Occasionally his sound sensible
truths, are not clothed In the garb q bur
losquc, satire or wit, Witness the follow
ing in regard TO Surratt, who has recently
created 20 much Of sensation as a loc-
turer:
Mr. Surratt'. manager, ! fancy, is dellb-
eraley procuring this persecution, and
the deep old fox knows that il is exactly
the sort 81 advertising he needs, II isa
hundred times more effective than com-
nonpace commcndation IN the dramatic
column, whici makes not the least lm-
pressiou upou the reader, When the tel-
graph recently spread il over the country
that Mir. Sunsit had an audience OF only
hundred aud lifty to hear him { Cooper
Institute il was a most damaging thing
I Sly more such announcements, unaecom-
panied by any saving persecution, would
/ have hurried the lecturer surratt beyond
the hope Of resurrection; but at a lucky
moment there was a talk Of his arrest tln-
cited by his manager, no doubD aud next
4 there was a story that Attorney General
4 Holt oace offered TO save Mrs surratt, and
sct her free If the son would take her place
! and the son refused, (more acute manage.
rial invention. duubD, aud nc Ht came
I the announcement that Surratts Balli-
more lecture was iutertered with by his
arrest on charge OF non-paymcnt Of
trifng tobacco tax years ago (this oflici'
al persecution being guileless catspaw Of
that manager, without the shadow OF
doubD; aud now al last comes the an
aouncement that the Mayor of Washing
ton has warned Surrst agains driving
The people OF the capital to c1trcmiiies by
attempting TO lecture there, and immedi-
ately tie meek and law abiding Suratt
takes in his sign aud closes his hall (the
en- ire thing isa crowning triumph OF that
managers inventive genius, without
question: lfit is desired to make John
la. surratt q prodigious success as lee
turer and give him an income Of s25,ooo
a year, il is only requisite that mayors,
revenue officers and hall proprieiors CON
.inue TO staud 10 front aud persecute the
ecturer while the ingenious manager
stands behind aud pulls their sifings--and
Iit is further only necessary thlt the lele'
graph people yet knowledge ~ the said
persecution Ga thing which the said man
ager will attend to). But If 1t is desired
that Mr.. Surratt drop entirely oot OF The
public notice ia three shoriLwecks, u y
only necessary TO lei him aioae and cease
70 make public mention Of him, Ills lit
tie candle would straightway begin 70
burn weaker aud weaker, and the cab
bage head" would begin 70 deveiope more
aud more prominently on its top, and
presently the poor thing would flicker out
and pass away il film Of smoke, leaving
notIting behind but an eyanescent stench' J
Am not rigbtY MARX TWAIN.
BUFFALO, Dec 20, 1870.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

f,r tae teeth Should bc vers simple. Aelds
whlica the tcclh, bal tlcy take q he ep.
auaei
sAsp In cool rooih a purc aif No
one eau hsye q elesn skiu Who brcethcs
bad air
But more than an ip order % look wei
vase o. ths m'ad aua sanl. When The
mind {. awake. ,hat iall sleep, lock pas.
=. away nom tbe EYES doaf know
thai ibc brsiu EXPAND. bat i secms so.--
Think. and read books that have some
sense ID them. TAX with pcoplo who
Know something Hear lectures and learn
by them.
This Is one good of preaching 4 man
thinks and works, aud tells ~ tho resuli.
Aud. II we listen. aud hear, nd under.
siand. tie mind aud soul are wakcned np
Iftho spiritual uslurc / aroused 80 much
the better We have seen rlatn face
really gloriaed by che love Of God aud
man which .houe through H.
Men say they cannot afford books but
men can siiord what they realty choose. Il
ali the money spent IN self indulSsnee
Cu hurtfd iudul.euee), was spout IN
books (in SELF improvement, We shonld
see change. Men would grow handsome
aud women too The soul would shine
out through the eyes. We were not meant
60 he mere animals,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
- ~ - - -.

In the palmy DAYS Of the elder heW
ne great trAgediaa, be was. together wit
several Friends, Invited 70 dine by pc
son 10 was opposed TO theatre galnv-
and set had curiosity enough 20 wish e.
ace something Of the lion Of The day
During the evening seine one requested
Booth, As particular favor, % read Tie
Lords Prayer. he expressed bis willing.
ness to saord she company this gratitica-
ton, and all eyes turned expectantly TO
warts aim. Slowl, and reverently be arose.
All were astonished 81 the play OF emo
ton, that oouyulsed his oouutenauce. His
face became deathly pale, aud his eyes,
trembling turned upwards, were wet with
tears. The silence could almost be felt;
Il became absolutely painful before bis
rich-tuned voice, from the death-hned
lips. indescribably sylabled forth, Our
Father who art in heaven SC. Every
heart was thrilled with the palhos and
solemnIty of the casion, After he had
nhihHeus itit kiltiiNt NuitiUuAN NAtkAi /" NhN-
dned sob from q remote corner of the
room broke the spell Tic host Stepped
forward, with streaming eyes, and seil
ing Booth by The hand, said
"Sir, YOU have afforded me pleasure
FOR which my whole future life will feel
atsful, am an Old man, and every
day from my boyhood to the present time
| thought had repeated the Lords Prayer
but have never heard it before, never. "
Booth replied, 10 read that prayer as
4 il should be read has cost me the severest
study and labor for thirty years, and
| am lar from being satisfied with my rem
dering of that wonderful production
Hardly one person IN ten thousand com
prehends how much beauty, tenderness
and grandure eau be condensed in a space
so small, aud in words so simple. That
PRAYER of itself suffi ciently illustrated the
truth Of the Bible aud stamps upon II the
seal Of divinity
So great an effect had been produced By
the reading, that, alters few minules OF
subdued conversation, the company broke
up, and retired, for the time al least with
full hearts.
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nov 10 BE HANDSOME

Most people ike TO be handsome No
body denies the greater poser which ait'
person msy have who has good face aud
who attracts yon by good looks, even be.
fore word has been spoken. Aud We
see all sorts Of devices ii men and women
10 improve their, good looks-paiuts aud
washes, and cosmetics, including a plen-
tful amounting with dirty hair oil
Now, not even one esu have good fea-
lures. They are a. God made them bat
almost any ono can look we'll, especially
with good health Il is hard to give rules,
in very abort space but u brisf these
will do
Keep clean--Wash freely, aud uniyer
sally will cool water. All tie skin waut'
!, 10 act freely and il viii take care of L.
self. Its thousands Of sir bolss uuat noi
be plugged up.
Good teeth are help to good looks r.
Brush tbem with .oft brush, especially
1t night Goto bed vith the teeth cleAh.
OF conrss to have white lcelh, it i' uee1
fal 70 let tobacco alone Every woman
knows that, And any powder or wAal
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FAsriplous.- What have you that's
good? said a hungry traveller, as he seated
I,i,nself at a dinner table la salt Lake
City.
ooh, we've roast beef, roast mnlton
boiled ham, and boiled euriew.
aWhat Is eurlewf said the stranger.
Curlew? Why, eurlca Is bird some
thing ike a snipe."
"Cou.d itnyT
"Yes.n
"Did It have wings r
"Yes"
.fhen don't want any cnrlew on my
plate: anything thar bad @ngs snd could
ay, aud didnt leave this d--d coan-
iry, don't want any Of that ior my dia-
uer."