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New-York tribune., 1873-07-04
A SOUND INVESTMENT SECURITY.
7PER CT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE
Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway.
= EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE

Total length Of miles
Completed mlies
In nies
Under cOnstruc 81 miles
Tb.ss BONDS have UNUSUAL STRENGTH being ssead BY
YTRST en- ONLY MORTGAGE eTousoa Of 27 miles, and
are hst-r he salre corporation utlng 40 miles
ERT EsaSINGs Of tae Eoa- LARGELY EXCEED ALL IN
TBRBST
A raa of 3 lll lJj over 1871 o. number Of ules
Receipts for May, 1873 l33,79S "a
A examination vii show conoufvey that the koso
country great productive capabilities has local Sales
At rrors t1so ssiupp0rng Az that 10 TRUNK LINE
Drsrsns a. oaampsgl road has Western terminal ponis
Por 1 Kcokut which through i oWB connections areaJ ID
ruai state contraction 10 will reach S. Paul IN Minnesota sn
G.ns Isas Nerasa following the borders Of
SOAR passing through the nch South Platte valley
ID. amount o. ,ir'uRh business sogces and from Ersee
i1g iues Tli be- u great magnitlae
Prom Jaisn75 e road has close connections Nth at the great
sysrar ro leading Atlantic coast and also viii roads leading
% Otg River and points SOuih-
We 5s-f TIE 5oa a 80 eurreneT and With our
tnssiee infringement and business Of the osd recommend
aaea UNQUALIFIEDLT as being
sAPg FOR ALL INVESTMENT PURPOSES.
TURNER BROTEER RS,
Bankers. No. ii Nassau"s9.
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rfRST-CTASS WAITRESS. who thor
\ .-lssis arf hlsHesi saa.f isis .Hanh.rriIt
=, --r..rf b -ft-f efusuaa l.f ".f ftr.nt. Az
I. .Dt ms tsENCl l0J Wet It.aft rlflr Urttlaaf
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Che 6urf

I ONG BRANCH RACES-COmmenc July &
l. sBI continue t1e 3a 3tL Oh 2l is orb il5 sai
JDHS Holy Pf-fi-as-
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN r. r. LINE.
y LONG BRANCH RACES
line .earrE p sf - NarE
Brfnc1 tlI fi- hlrc q
LOO srl 3. f D. EXTRA BOAT Fog De- ttr n
ruu Jay sth Itb lh i0th l2t i6tt i-th ans i'fh
Leay % Pier D. North RI yer. 81. lO.5j
Arrviaz st Loal B-uc1 .Z5l M1nr.ll P.E .' =
urlilf Immediately after tie ArU-s h-s
YORK about ~ p "a
REDTnED FtHR.
Adm ssJl 10 .l- Rlr- l1lrs pc.
" y JOHS D. c1Lh
super .ate1f-at -r1 'tsa Af-sf
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SK.I.nkrHKsSKs
ur1IrHENHRs

O1n EAST iuH-ST.--A hr-t-c.a-S d'Ft~0-
81 akA l Iralaa Boo rsffsaiF. .' 'H's . -t.'
Ii. ii. .sf. ...ra.as aa nslaIlr '...-s A'.
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I,sTyrDRESSRN.

I AVNDRE>S.-A SWEDISH IkDIL~ T.
!. AsI ra..t s.Hla r.p ... l. .| t. ..
'7.--.. ..t... L. .l..f H. .... ...
.-,,r.. 0.- g.. .a.oI-s Fh1 ta.t r l.rr IH..N hf'
fnhst .stf bInfr saf
.IOH WEST 35rll-sr, top hoor-.As ,'-p"c-
= ND isle rafnsa ssei 1 1 .aH N l.iihH t ' 5000 'n
3D. .rfs4. rsrraurr
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Eertures duo meetlras

COCIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN
- ORDER-ln sec1rita- a.l -he ~ q
GBuuha Order sI DE ID. A-c
'n4roeuieuce % TsmmirY Hai
great au v .D-n che auhlc r a
hs Fourth July Jri1s when lftrs U e. ~
by SClfEL lui-p-i
Brother JAMES g. SPENCER aiE telF-
srei by Hon CLAREsON POTTER be- mfsF-f By 1rS-
grnHne OF Interesting int-sp~rsei Eth
A cordial eEteu1sl 20 81. t1 sitsni
BY 1-i n AUGUSTUS sNNkft Grsnf -trirn
IYEl d. SrEvgvs Se--e.sr7.
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Dertlsirp.

Derilstrp.
4 BEAUTIFUL and substantial SET of
TEETH s3 upward Dr. RRsD 27l 6ib-svs third door
lboTe llth-st he l,ss 10 JesTs
A BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.-TEETH ex-
raed hrsh ia daily COnbinzoa Sets extremely light an
duftbe habber Ssu bio 2b 6have between ltth and 18th
ksiAbhthed = Yeau. Dr. L. BERNARD.
SETS, SO; SINGLE TEETH, 81. Gold and
tered Dr. GARSRT 4ll 6th-.Te
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.50O PIANOS. ORGANS : MELODRONS

.. ......H.af .I EIE.T GLASS HtKEIs ru ssii a
.t.i ...... lesI tLNhAhIs 80 ruat
.r.. .r.I. fHNf .r I1tltl NAlht. fIt o. .r.ffFsf.
r.I.. F..H .IHi 1.'..' IN kHHhfH "a ~ -
.r.t. .NUIt EHlhT. .u 1865 IAtDE
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

kMIGKASr INDUSTRIAL 5AvisGs BANK,
81 CHAxBEIssT., SEw-iOEK June 30, 1873.
DIVIDEND.-The Trustees Of this Bank
H have ordered pad deposlor entitled .herso
for the months ending this date. follows!
s On 2JoJ the OF SEVEN per cent per
ID On suns exceeding 5000 SEVEN per per 5000
and SIX per per The
Payable on aud aasr MONDAY July q, 1871
The placed ihs credit Of dspoors under date Of
July and entitled interest for the month, not
withirvu. HENAY l. HOGUET
DAVID LRDwrrH Controller President.
s4vSss BASK THIRrrsouErH.sT. AsD THIH9..yE
NEw-YOEK. June JJ ls7a
INTEREST, at the rate of SIX 90 per cent
per lnsHum ~ entitled thereto will be credited to Dspo
itOrs July l. m be payable and after July a. 1871
D. D. T. MARSHALL,
Presdsnt
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vi RSEs

AnI FAST 3sTH--T., near N-ave.-A come
~ r---at ~smsn ss RsH ihnr1uElr f
a.. a. ntrs ssrusn roaas chirru. su1 r .fns. '.sa
tr. raarss q sa .1faat aas nan T-1s sl.eIr. .'
80 WEST mTH-ST.-A respectable woman
bb -sst 10 ,akr 8i thIt "a. oFr .Hl. u.st
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fucarts.

fine Arls.
NTETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.
VI Teu88Iarr building. I-s West FDurt--ath ~.
aUT 'gStDL. -iE IiUS1 from lll l- LOAN ~
LECTIONs % vrr7 A-t % the public t .fam
unfil p m Admission ID cent?
sui got -i oas haze bssa m, 20 th- L,,a Collections
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CHAMBER~'s

STERLING PIANOS.
SPECIAL strH uFftR
u.r. 49,. f.s..-s .H| ssH.f ftHas 80 e. - -
... . ..r.... .r.r.4 90 Pr-rIHsts HHffaalrr
- ia. t.lss.aaa rHi-aateri ara- sft' At 'Ai 'FFAA
o. uI. CIfAMBERS sos.
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Gg.vRR.sL U'OHE

SITUATION WANTED hy a good Scotch
n ar accustomed holssworE Ailrcas EOas Ifrrt4rr.
ny
A YOUNG GIRL 20 DO GENERAL HOUSE
\ WoRH rriHux u8 ,-a. uot 0ag this r54aty appr
ODELLs AGENCY. lJ3 Wsa Jith-st. ,oi. Broidgar
A COMPETENT young woman to do GIN
n gRAL HOCsgwORK good gsla ..'t .'.l.r 'r .o..f
arlJ at oDiLL' AnrNrt lls " s' s'
BFoalsaJ
A VERY respectable Protestant, aged woman
~ vhss 10 sea PLACE -5rr boarding lolsaf rnf1' family
b-r4 8r labor compensate bosfi suui 1t u H
-1usIyi bs sect ai 100 Mercer 81
.lH WEST jOrH-ST., present cmplOyer-.-
~ Two Young Gifisone LA'NDRErr Lr ..a. .H'f.
BEEMAfD iul WAITRESS, CIV % ..i.il.
-IA gTH-AVE., cor. j3'h--t.-A respectable
DI - G.r lsli-s vtutaaa to % hIl'tW'L. . .''
-,unFrr 81 40, raser sIul. aaI 'DHEHf H
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5ituatious UGuteo-- Male5.
6iiuatlons manteo - females
CsT.EURBR R.n.EKDS.

D4uAALOik1 @ONitAAo
CUEURB R.u.sEDS.
4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, as
y CHANBFRMAID suf WAITRESS FouI La7e
10 IL ht lous-work Can he riJur is 50 ODtLS AAA
lc9 West l'.hst, cor BroaiEtr-
NHAMBERMAID waitress or pantry girl
- by g50d. al cInpefst -ra JOG io's
ufrfe1ses private fanes vet eeourni 'ai ai
e2l IlrtrsiIt.- Frraes G-rns1 .l, ---i ll't
NHAMBERMAID and Assist with WASHING
u By 9 neat Grit who fAorrr-1 'hANhtA
MAID ti see WASHER lul IHOSER. has best rBcolusa
Caa be seen lg3 West lltt e.. corner s.a-aFs
CHAMBERMAID.-A SWEDISH PROT
y EsTAYr ro-rr woman lrtlts Ctarhr-Hs' D-f.-
nan, fr boz r-rce1uo1abs references from asf suPrFFr ho q
,faus - 81 ,r Eu,ne ODELla AUhNCl 10 -st
B'ih--t nesf brosdaav.
fNn -TH-AEE.-A respectable Girl wants A
4tlb .ts..5a ss CHAMBgRAAiD al Wal. HLSs Bsss city
CDOES
4 YOTNG WOMAN a. frst-ciass COOK ;
Y uuis-.tsnA lf kn.i ,o.Erg auf F. NJ o ss'ft 4
s,..rr ,I ln-r reference FROM hrr AS
no -coa eluntsJ Apply a. JDLLLs A1hAlf, 10 Test
Isth..t. sanaf 1fllt.a..
VOOK.-A really good FAMILY COOK for
In ktut lf fa ssurs makes srcesnt hreai tui hl
~,u ave unauesoH. objection o e ou1lf tda
ODELL AGBACi 15 Nssi 5t,a,L asAi Dl.es.L
NOOK.-By A respectable young German wo-
u no Thoroughly lulsfslaHis COOKING. Baus sud nates
is.ss N all kais pleasant agreeable veil -r1nnsais A
fiies ~ ~ oIaaFei 1r. A-UaA1 -"s t-iI 'eel'@
lH aoor
0O- WEST '}TH-ST-A respectable young
~ rh 2an cOOk sirg 20 aiss sit saAlag iai f'l
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Jce Cream.

ICE CREAM FREEZERS and REFRTGER-
ATOHS. At R J. aOWBRAYS p ye,eY-st opposite Washing
ton hteL Patent FcEeri Picking Tubs aui Cans Reg
Upright chests for Liger-bser. aHl Grocsrr Enuare.
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Clpioeuo Notlres.

DELAWARE LAcKAwASSA WEsrEEs X q Co7l
% EICHAEsR PLACE hBv YORE. June ~ lJl3
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE (5 PER CENT in
y rash viii psd the stockholders the 18th july TIsBs
A. !. ODELL Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

NITToNAL TKuST COkPAHy. 36t and 263 BROADvAY,l
Corner Warren Eew-YOrk, JuBe 10. lSl3
nIVIDEND.-The Trustees of the. National
TINS, C0mp1py have declared DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CPsT nsTats on and Of Transfer Boots
0tsd On he Of June Until the tfst DAY Of yuy
WV JAMRs MERRILL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-04

EtTroyAL BsOADwAT BANK, hEE. YORK, June "a bi1.
TORTY-SEV DIVIDEND.-A semi
L @ fvs4.d of THREE DOLLARS per share Of The Capital
81 ID Ii Bspf viii be pad after the ist day o. jay ensuing
S'ooA VI '-' ' " J. L. BVERITI, Cashier.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


J
DALLAS, June Il, 1874.
four quotations represent the wholesale
| prices in United States currency except
when coin Is specified. In filling small
orders, higher rates win have 10 he charged
The general state of trade is du!l; about
what Is expected at this season of the year.
oar merchants are making preparations for
heavy fall business Many of tllc"Elm street
men," who last year erected temporary frame
buildings because they had not the Time 70
build of Il more substantial material, are now
laying foundations fOr handsome ana cont
modious brick structures, on Main ana Ella
streets, commensurate with the rapid growth
and prosperity of our city, and with the de-
mands made for accommodation, for bust
moss. II is stated that there are no less than
fifteen large two and three story brick build
ingS already contracted for and in progress
of building ut this time ON Main street alone.
Some of these are to have handsome iron
fronts, and will all he first class and SubStan-
tiAl buildings. BESIDES these, there are
number of brick buildings under
contract and in contemplation on Elm street.
Coiumcrcc street, and perhaps Others. We
do not iurludc in the above private resi-
dcilccs, many of which are going up all over
fine city and It's suburbs. These are too nu.
mnrousl for ms TO even attempt 10 cuumeratc.
With these additional accommodations.
and wcll-selected. complctc and large stocks,
oIir ,siurrcbant prince Of the Square, Elm,
Main and Commerce streets will be prepared
~, tb. ti,,rt, fam lnsinpss commences TO
o,I,,. facilities IN thcir putrons uneXrcllcd IN
on,- city I'm Texas.
mo weather for two O, ulrre weeks hns
hoo,. such ms ia cousp very great fears for the
,.heot crnp. but most of last week was clear
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BANKING AND INSURANCE
~, &, JORDAN, H. i, AUNspAUGu,
President, Cashier
CITYBANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL $25O,OO0
DIRECTORS.
4. G. JORDAN, J.R. CoUTs,
WE. HUGHES, &C. SLAUGHTER

THIS institution, chartered hy the Lcglsa-
ulrr nj the state OF Texas, viii commence
operation June !, 1873, and VIII do u general
banking, exchange, and collection brsinrv;
VIII discount inst class pAper M reasonable
micS receive deposits subject Ia check at
sight, und issue bills of exchange on the prlu-
cipnl cities of the United states. Rcmlttancrs
made "a all the leading cities Ot Europe,
Special attention giNN lu the collection OF
notes, druts, otc throughout the Stntu amt
elsewhere, The business OF hanks, merchants
aud manufacturers solicited
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
THE EEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD win be pub
llshcd every saturday morning, Sub,crip-
Ton, S2D per Uunum; sl.jO for six months,
payable in advance. No subscription taken
for less period than six months
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of u ~
per square for the first insertion, and - cents
for each subsequent insertion.
The following urc our advertising rates In
tln Nn,EIVs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
TEXAS LAND LOCATING COMPANY

and will locate Certificates for onc-sixlh in
tcrcSl in the land.
Below We give a partial list of the lands
that We are NOW offering for sale:
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CORRESPONDENTS.

National Park Bank, New York; boat
mems savings Institute, s. Louis; Perkins
SwrnScn n CO., New orleans; Ban, llulrhu'
n 90, Galveston, TcNus; FIRST National Bank
Galveston, Texas; First National Bank
Houston, Texas; g, H. Johns SEQ, Austin
Texas; Raymond ~ Whites Austin, Texas,
Hours nom 0 II, m, to ~. IN. UtINw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

VNHE STATE or TEXAS, COUNTY OF
/ Dallas.-Whcreas, ON the 9Th day of April,
\, II. 1873, Luther Dawson made and executed
Il certain deed of trust To- secure W. q. Ran
dali Brother, in the payment of n certain
prOmiSsOry note for the sum of two hundred
aud twenty-three and D-lO0 coin dollars, and
Whereas was by the terms of said deed of
OF the said deed of trust has not been COM
Piled with by the said Dawson, therefore, in
compliance with the Instructions of W. g..
Randall X Brother, will proceed, on the
TWENTI-FGRST DAY OF JUNE, \. d. 1873,
to sell the house situated on Elm street,
known as the Elm street Market, ana now
occupied by Lamb * Drew, gruccrs, to the
highest bidder for coin, that being the prop
erty named in the said decd of trust, in front
Of the Courthouse door, in the city Of Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas. j. l.. JET.
rlWhlit
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THE DAILY HERALD.
onToc Corner Houston and Elm SIS,
j. w. swindoilo q %, publi,hors


THE DAILY HERALD rs published oypw
morning, except Monday, at so n ypnl, In
AlNnhcei sllorsiS mouths 4 rurunc month;
Nv cents Tor one Wroh single copies, b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17

shah sell
quarters having become too nror
npil
II to
viii
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LOIS AND HOUSES


!
We invite land buyers Ia call and examine
our register, Lands in our hands are FOR
SALE. When man puts his property IN
the bands Of an agent, he means "huSiursS, -
and does not put n "lancN price, ON his land
To scare away purchasers,
Persons having land for Snlc viii hnd It to
their interest 10 cul ami register their lands
at once. We chnrgc nothing for registering
or advertising, and only small commission
when n sale is effected,
II YOU want TO sell your land To the lmmi-
grants ~ this country, NOn must place them
in the hands of Agents ON The line of travel.
our Otlicu being in the city OF Dallas, which
has now become the center Of commerce and
travel for the North IN Northwestern
Texas We have superior facilities for selling
lands, which we have greatly increased by
liberal advertising, and wc can insure sat
lSfarlion 10 all who place property IN our
hands.
We buy and sell on commission, Land Ger
tiiicatcs, This branch OF uuI business we
make II Speciality We are members Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17

White pine, clear and solacicd--

Clincl nails, all sizes, e kcg,,.......,..,., 10 80
Casing and finishing nails lc Il ID high,
than the same size common nails,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Brmr9 Of tbf Jol@Jg2 type EHdry.
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Dallas County,

$40 acres, = inilCS southeast OF llutchins the
AunStok"s survey, prairie aud TIMBER price,
" CrHCr.
@iOncrca, - miles southeast ol nalE,s, part
oi the G. ". shaw survey, timber; price, -
prrncrc.
lSjacrcs, miles northwest OF Dallas, part
of the f. Denton survey, timber; price, - per
acre
3NucgcS, II miles southwest of Dallas the
J, =. Jones survey, prairie and timber; price,
- per acre.
go acres, ~ milCS northwest Of Dallas tim
hct si per acre.
50 acres, 10 miles west of Dallas, part of the
Thomas Collins survey, prliric;, - prr acre.
l0B acres, II miles east of Dallas, the Wm,
Bryan survey, timber; ~ per acre.
lkl acres, 1 miles north ui Dallas, part OF the
l"lSOc survey, prairie, nj - per acre.
DS acres, miles south of Dallas, part Of lho
Levi Dixon league, prairie ANA timber +"
~ acres, milos south, ~ r,unao, part ofihr
Levi Dixon league, prairie ~ 4, y per acIt.
Inns Vcn3,, snEVcy, prairie, at 81 AT, n
% ncrcS'$ mites west of Dallas en- of tx.
u. A. lcuunr,l ,"y, III - 10 ~ ~,
Soarrcs, 1 miles wcstof Dallas, parl OF the
! j; \. Lcohhid survey, nj - 10 per acre,
of the f.. Dcrhin survey, timber, at - ~ per
| acre.
! I73 acres, II miles east OF D0las, part of the
! j. Johnson survey, prairie, at = a per acre.
1871 ncrcs II miles cast Of Dallas, part Of
! the W. Lantham survey timber AT - per aero.
| 100 acres Y inilos southwest of Dallas part
of The W. W Mcucli survey, prairie, at - p
! per ncIC.
| 326 acres o. miles southwest of Dallas, part
OF the Harvey Clark survey. prairie and linn
| Der, at ~ 30 per acre.
! Bill acres, s miles south of Dallas, part of
| AT II her acrc, '''' y
go acres, . mile, northwest of Dallas part
! OF the II. Crockett survey, pTalri" and timber,
| at Il - per acre.
FNNN7 IN DALLAS CoVNr1'
| Mop survey, 80 acres in cultivation, at 80 per
2Dacrcs, / miles north of Dallas, 100 acres
| in cultivation, good orchard, at 5000,
acres in cultivation. 10 acres pasture, good
! gin, small saw and grist nil; ri SOM.
40 acres 3 miles northwest OF Dallas, 80
| acres in cultivation, twu-StorV house at ~ go
go acres, ) miles north OF Dallas, 10 acres
in cultivation, ut so 50 per acre
Tarrant County.
l,9SO acres, patented 10 Clark Il Bryan, at
= -.
per acre.
no acres, 10 miles southwest of Fort Worth,
! part of the j. Giilelon survey prairie, al Il
per acre. " ~ '' . w. "
| lt0 acres 10 miles east of Fort Worth, the
per acre.
., 'N"HS' 90
p 'gfss ~ s y",'N"''"' 'r'""'" AN" "'"s' renee"
Denton county.
o... - ,,, =, ~,
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yURUBE BA, .

which il pronounced by the leading medical au-
.horities OF London and Pari4 "the most powerful
tome and Alternative known to the medical world
This is no new and untried discovery, but has been
long used by the leading hyslcians of other com
5ries with tUonderfui remedial results.
Don't weaken and i'm pair the d igestive organs
by catharIcs aud physics, they give only tempo
cary relief indigestion, latulency, and dyspepsia
with piles and kindred diseases, are sure to follow
heir use. Keep the blood pure and health is
sured
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat ST. New York,
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular.
febls.4W
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AiSNI / lAMLIY nRGlY. ca.

l5l Tire nont ST., Boston; IS Union Square; New
York; 90 and 81 Adams st CHICAGO. Z, bis ttw
Lie. EOYEY is agent fJr the above insru-
rNrnis in An gust and vicinity.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

Mark Twain tenders the following sdviee
to serenaders: Don't stand right under
the porch and howl, but get out in the
middle of the street, or better etill on the
other eide of iG. Distance Lends enchant-
ment to the sound. ss Don't let
your screaming tenor soar an octave above
all the balance of the chorus, and remain
there, setting everybody's teeth on edge
for blocks around; and above all, don't let
him sing solo. Probably there 10 moth
ing in the world so suggestive of serene
cOntentmens and perfect bliss as tie spec
tacle Of calf chewing dish rag; bat the
nearest approach to IL is your reedy tenor,
standing apart, in sickly attitude, with
head thrown back, and eyes upEifted to the
moon, piping his distressing solo. Now do
not pass lightly over this matter, friend,
bat ponder ie with that seriousness which
it's Importance entities it TO. As
coon az you start, gag yo1e tenor, other
wife he win be ietting on sereoch every
now and then, TO let people kROw he IL
around. Your amateur tenor 10 VIGOROUSLY
the most selE-cOnceited Of all esrth's crea-
lures.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19

We suppose there uust be, at the imost
modest calculation, between fifteen hmm.
Pred and two thousand persons In this
Ficinity who get their newspaper reading
for nothing, including the unconscionabIe
Individuals who steal papeYs, from other
peoples doors, or borrow from their neigh
pors, or loaf around where Newspaper 10
hubscribed for, and paid for, and monopo-
lie it to the exclusion Of the rightful owner.
We have had several Subscribers stop their
subscriptions, for no fault OF our carriers,
= they admitted in non; delivery, but be;
Pause their papers, after being delivered,
conscience as Of cash, who would take pos
Ression of 1t. Thus, b newspaper, which
ought to be well supported By 4 communiT
y for the general good It doea to that com-
2unity, IL made to support the town, in q
neasure-that 10, it ID expected to live
Fithout resources, and to advertise the
fe and business OF q town without the
Import which 10 requisite to enable it to
Reep up to metropolitan standard Of ex.
ellence. An individual shopld blush 10
ead paper habitually which another in
Pividual psys for. There are too many
leople who read papers which they do not
=, with the purpose of soaring their con-
eience, If they have any, and for the pur-
sose Of appealing to those who do subscribe
nd pay for newspapers, to keep them filed
pd not permit them to 60 out OF their pos
ssi0n, in justice to themselves as we'll Ss
the printer whose capital and labor are
veSted in business which serves to sd
Brtise the commercial statue Of q city in
oportion to the enterprise It's substantial
AtrOnSge enables 1t to displsy.--NHshril
RnnsT.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-19
Honors to the Author of .Hsms, sweet Home

lFrona the n. 7. Freeman'a Journall gE & b.
Our Brooklyn neiGhbors have been doing
honor to an author who lived and died neglect-
ed; and who, strange to say, never knew what
John Howard Payne, o waif Of the world,
was the author Of the following lines, that
have become famous wherever the English
language is spoken: = a,''i+t ~ "a u" -
sa ne :sss s IKE
es e nsss
o. - Home. Home; Sweet Sweet Honsi ....5
TRs srS no Place S'ess Ike ks h aSS'
An exile from homs. :glsnSoE dss.lss in ysini
Give Sa Peace assEsT than ALL
E Fs:s: e :: sS i::: A. a: s:$:i.
At Prospect Park some people in Brooklyn
have been raising statue to the memory of
this man to whom something to eat In his life
time would have been more acceptable. The
genial, oE-hand John G. SAKE contributed for
the occasion she following: '''
--ri ITO him who sang Of Koms, Sweet Home
90 In ettains % sysst ths simple lay
Ia Has th.insS g Mile; l hssF; z we come
. Tea not Sst Sof hin the bust " We faiSe;
err lives in.shs 1aasie q rs sO SSHIf Rts
'' '.rhe noble dead We iondly seek ..,..'..
'H1- %. To honor with appIauaing breath
Upon the dull. cold ear Of death.'--
Yet, not IN vain the spoken word -.
.'.. Nor Tain the mon uEaSnt we raise -
With quicker thrpbs our hearts etirRed
To catch the nobleRees we praise -.s- l. .- 3,
.'Columbia's sons--we share his fame 81 ga' o.. f
lis for ourselves tie blst We rear. -
- 20 That they who marx tho craven name,
- De-, May know that name TO US 10 dear; Seer -. 81
Dear the home The exile sees, ~ e. ......
s- The fairest spot beneath the sky,
Where, hrBt--Gp0n the mothers Enees--
.r He slePt, and whese ne yealns to die '.'
.ri. But not alone the lyric fire
..s.- Was his, the DEaInRs nuse can tell
His genius could Koan inspire
A Kemble owned hts magic spell;
-...... KS4R 20 iBeaSu0" self 90 true,
CAS- trlO to Art and Natures Laval
He seemed the man the poet drew
And shared with him the towns applAVssi
Kind hearts and brave wish truth Osxore "a
&c drew uncopsciouo from his own,
s." o nature rare But pllgrils heTo
Wil 0fSEoae 04Y. IN p9AAive tone,
With rOvSrent face and hfs06 hand, 90 ..f
..-t.. TWao h0--bY Fortune forced to reAm-
..ssl WhO koEnelea9 in . foreign lA1a,
., So sW0etly sang the joys Of hOmer"s -..1