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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-15

lIlI NI' Nl NIN WI 'i'
institute lnl erno Forfll 'w llos nni
pao of puclniug ltpnim fog iln
city llno io o1nnut with the ln'li'
iuio.
Tng masonry work 0r tie Court.
house Is completed, aud Mr.. W@ioycr
leaves us with 'hc hon0rs Of having
done his w0rl, with thorough earnest
ness, conscientious promptitude aud
mechanical skill.
PRAIRIE CHICKENS find rendy sale,
and equally ready stomachs.
HAY Is coming in, In great quanti-
tics. Pitchiorks to the front!
FIFTY loads of wood were counted
on Main street yesterday, before noon.
THE Groyson County Fair can
count on fair representation from
Dallas.
TIE frost was SO heavy yesterday
morning as to tempt II boy out with
his sledgc.
THE cotton acreage next year in this
county will he doubled.
SIX hundred New York farmers are
on their way to Texas.
For several mornings past the arri-
walls at the different hotels have been
very large.
REPORTS from parties just arrived
from the North indicate large. emil
grafton. Texas no!
A DALLAS county farmer shoes
twelve boys, and calicoes five girls.
All his own, too.
THIS weather has increased the fly
mortality, as well AS the anxiety ofthe
average boarder over the contents of
his pudding.
THE average darkey of this city con-
sumes six hours in the destruction of
his hash, and one to his work. a dar-
key of this brand wouldn't die in
spring or any other tiilc.
A CITIZEN from Richardson, the new
town twelve miles North of this city,
reports that place improving. -Four
babies were added to the population
tother day.
Mr.. JOHN FIELD, one of the wealthy
farmers and stock raiscrs of Collin
county, passed through this city, yes
terday, with some rarely splendid
stock, for the Southern part Of this
State.
THE Senior proprietor of this paper,
Mr.. j. w. Swindells, attained the age
of forty-eight years, yesterday. And
let US say, his life has been a stately
tree whose boughs are filled with
rich and noble fruitage.
WE have serious complaints from
Fort Worth at the non-receipt ofFHE
HERALD at that place. Mr. II. j.
Coclsrell under date of November llth,
says ain the last ten days, ! have
received only three issues of your
paper.n We can only say that THE
HERALD is sent to the postoillce here
every morning before o'clock, and
we have every reason to believe that
they are put in the mail sacks, with
equal regularity, and bell We that the
fault lies somewhere between the two
places, OF at Fort Worth.
ATTENTION is called TO the card of
the Horton House, Jacllsboro, Texas,
of which our old townsman, Hender-
son Horton, Esq, formerly of the Dali
las Hotel, in this city, is proprietor.
Persons visiting the frontier will know
where to go to get good square meal
and clean, sweet bed.
SEE the advertisement. in to-day's
paper of General r. M. Gano " Bro,
of their fine Thoroughbred short-horn
cattlep and pedigreed trotting horse
stock.
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REMOVAL.

On Saturday neZt, the
18th INST, The Dallas Her
aid yvily be removed to the
third story OF the new
Building OF Messrs. Clark g.
Bryan, corner OF Main and
lamar streets. The bust
ness o&Sce will be in the
Erst no una No. u Of the Sec
oz.d story.
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GEN. II NJ. GANo reached here, yes
terday, and informs us that his drove
of short-horned cattle, and pedigreed
trotting horses will be here on Tues
day next. 1t will be the best chance
that our people have ever had to get
tirst-class short-horned cattle aud
trotting horses. We have a catalogue
of his stock which can be seen by any
one calling on us. We shall have
more to say of this stock in few days.
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Go to SfegaH IL Go. for The
best st. Louis Bell Treble Pia-
nos i'm the snarYlet---in monthly
instaiEnnents; also for Eiirni-
turc, books. stationery. crock
cry and glassware, window
shades. pictures. and ali Kinds
of n,oulGings, wall paper. step
ladders. table and pocket cut
lery. d&wlawly
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LOVELY FOR TIE LADIES.

NXTNw were asked the ether day why it Was
w We lauded English Female Biiters SO
high. Our answer was and is, that we have
personal evidences OF It's great value In this
lkemperl county. A good physician living
eight miles from town, said 10 our druggist
that English female Bitters was the pes,
female medicine he ever used.-l DE Kalb
(Miss.) Flag. = 80
English Female Bltters are highly recon-
mcnded by the medical profession at his
place and surrounding csunIry Il kosciulKo
MISS Chronicle,
often prescribe English Female Bitters In
my practice, and always. with satisfactory
results. 80. K DALE, NJ. d.,
Carrollton, Miss.
This medicine contains Iron aud powerful
vegetable yteTlno ionics, so much needed by
all sickly Einaies. Sold By druggists.
J. p. DiiUMGUoIE, Prop'r,
A Louisville, Ky.
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FOR RENT.

The building, corner Of Elm
anu Houston streets, now Occu.
pied by the Herald office. Pos
session given next Monday,
November nth. For terms. aP-
ply 20 Herald Office.
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PRICE OF TICKETS.

Whole tickets 5000; halves $500; tenths
or each coupon s5,UD; eleven whole tickets
forSjOO.0O; 22ta Tickets for sl,C0OO0; ll3 whole
tickets for Si,uO000; 327 whole tickets for slO,-
0Do0p. No discount on less than S5O0.00 worth
of tickets at a time. 80 III t9
The unparalleled success ofthe Third Gift
Concert as well as the satisfaction given by
the First and Second makes 1t only neces-
sary to announce the Fourth to ipsure the
prompt sale of every ticket. The Fourth
tails like the Third, and full particulars may
he learned from circulars which will be sent
free from this Office 10 all who apply for
them = -
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filed
Liberal terms to those who buy to sell again.
THOS. e. B2AMLETTB. ~
Agent Pubic Library, Ky, and Manager
isvtlle, Ky. --Hif ~ 1l8 248-wtd
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Wednesday, December s, 1878.

Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold
and one-lalf of these are intended
for the European Market, thus leav-
ing only $4,000 for sale in the United
Third Concert. The tickets are divided into
ten coupons or parts and have on their back
the Scheme with u full explanation of the
mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this coun-
try, the unprecedented sum of
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YAzoo COUNTY, MISS, May 3, 1860.

DIR. VIM. ii. Tut:
| have been n martyr to Liver Complaint
for three years, and after employing the best
of Doctors, and spending almost all | was
worth Tor different kinds OF medicine, your
agent induced me 10 try your Liver l'ills.
have taken them regularly for several weeks
and have been so much b,n 1t2;i by them
that feel confident of II pc..,G, cure. l con
slider them them the best LiyeL Medicine
ever discovered J, CRARON.
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IEUTCHsNS.
Town Lots for Sale.

Twelve lots Zone bloclS), on the priAcipai
business street of the town of liutchins, on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
sale ut low prices Apply to
JOHN w. SWINDELLS,
iyl5dtf Herald oiiice'
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye colors a beautiful black.

/. f. b. Bryan & Co. have removed TO their
new store, on Main street, one door east of
Lamar, near the Dallas Foundry, where they
are receiving their heavy and varied stock
of dry goods, ladies dress goods,etc, 10 which
they ask the attention Of their friends and
the public generally. Call and see them.
7w3t
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Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions of
rose,
A breath like the perfume the toilet
bestowS;
These are charms to win hearts when all
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without SoZo-
dont'S aid
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Bernro OF Cllo,nel,

And all the Mercurial Compounds Better
far better endure disease than tnlnper wilh
this mineral poison, no matter how carefully
prepared. It's extensive use has already
proven the cause of greet and distressing IN
Jury. DIR. TUFTS LIVER PILLS contain
not particle of Mercury, and can be taken
ut all times with perfect safety.
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Womans Medical Adviser, a neat little
book, containing causes symptoms and treat
ment of all ordinary affections atilictng the
female sex, can be had by enclosing % cents.
Address rs above.
Sold wholesale and retail At Dallas. Texas,
by IL. q. IIOSKINS.
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Notice.
LIZ w. III. sinnriEe.

OF Shreveport, is our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to adver-
tlse In or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
specially referred.
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WANTED.
no GARDENERS.

have tract of 50 acres of chaiee land two
and halfmilcS south Of Dallas near the II.
q 7. .. r. r., adniirnll adapted g q market
acre. a good house. with three rooms, and
cellar, good well Of wafer, necessary ont
houses, and seven acres under fence and In
cultivation. For further Information, apply
on the premises TO
234-dlwtw3t A. q. MYERS.
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We see that Proctor az Gambic's Extra
Olive Soap is becoming very popular IN our
city. Its quality, we know, is superior, and
being nicely perfumed, we are not surprised
that consumers prefer it, and that 1t has
arge sale.
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3l,SOO,OO

divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distribu
ted By lot among the ticket-holders. The
numbers of the tickets to be drawn from one
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
an hnp
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1t is economy TO use Dnnham's Yeast Pow
der. For purity and strength it hasno equal.
All who use it, like 1t, and recommend ii 70
their neighbors. l99dsu&wed&w3m
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Every young man in the country can Sc
cure permanent employment at liberal sal'
aries by addressing, for particulars,
ED. T. BASYE,
wit Dallas, Texas
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Nollee 70 HOLDERS Of cllE serlp.


Dallas, Texas, November 7, 1873.
In compliance with resolution adopted
by the City Council Of the city Of Dallas, at
an adjourned meeting, held the 9Th day Of
November, A. ID. 1873, notice is hereby given
20 the holders of city scrip TO be funded under
an ordinance, passed by said council July
authorizing the Issue Of bonds of the city of
Dallas to retire part of the debt thereof,
etc, to create a debt 70 pay the principal and
ersl. must register their scrip with the Secre-
tary of Said founcil between tiIfstfnrs and The
first dag OF Jaauary,t A. D. 1874, Tor which
scrip bonds VIII be issued when the same Is
swst BEN LONG, Mayor.
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LADIES, OLD AND YOUNG F!

Any afflicted female who desires relief
should not fail TO procure the English Female
Bitters and be cured. For sale by druggists
and merchants. Address
DIR. j. p. DROMG0OLT, prep'r
Louisville, Ky.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

TOTAL. l2,0G0 GIFTS, ALL CASH,
amounting to....-"n,...............Slj0 800, coo
The distribution will be positive whether
gifts all paid in proportion 10 the tickets sold
,zsnil unsold tickets being destroyed as ut the
FIRST and Second Concerts, and not repre-
scented in the drawing.
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YIELDS LADIES PRIDE WASHER


tons OF the nineteenth century, and one
that Is destined to rank as THE invention
of this progressive age, is 10 lf af..l
YIELDS LADIES PRIDE WASHER
With the EUREKA wRINGER combined.
We are well aware of the fact that hundreds
of worthless limitations and useless Washing
Machines have been palned of on the too
confiding aud generous public, much to
their injury and sorrow, and sold Us helping
benefits, when in reality they were frauds OF
the grossest kind. We are therefore pleased
TO learn, aud most heartily indorse, That in
the future all inventions, of any description
whatever, must be true in all their workings
before they can receive the merits, if any, to
which they are justly entitled. .t N
Public benefactors! Who are your public
benefactors? Is IL that class OF piratical
humbugs and swlndleis who, with an oily
tongue and flaming handbilIs, represent their
rich mans comfOrt?' Who with every inee-
nuity and device which the braih Is heir 10,
seek to steal your every substance? Public
benefactois!-Phew! Public thieves Of The
lowest stamp. Our kind of q public ibene-
factor is he, they, or she who by,an honest
principle, wherein duplicity IL no guile and
false representations too low and contelnpti-
BILE to receive the NOTICE Of any one. r t-iNi
We therefoge fake pride In and hail with
pleasure the Yields ladies Pride and Eureka;
WrtngeE as labor saving, money-saving
and nu.humbug Washing Machine, an indis-
pensable household piece of furniture, that
smiling and cheerful demeanor ON wash
days, more acceptable than the setve-up OF
the most popular epicurean restaurant. d.
7w2t 49, f ST. A.if- ~ ''7sf''
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Address as above. - = -,
Sold wholesale and retail at Dallas, Texas,
by 7fr.f f &c. HOSKINSsf-
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FoR. slLE..

oser for saie my Dwelling and Business
House. IL the town Of Actin, Hood County,
Texas. Both buildings are OF stone, well
plastered and complete in every respect, AS
a business point, Actin is perhaps ssof sur
passed In the STATE. For inforznation cali
Swan - ' Y. b Me Sa' isTfi
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spalding's Giuemends Furniture, Toys, &c.
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ID COX PRISTIS9-we MAKE a rpecisl,y
- q Book and Pamphlet Work ct tht
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There is Nothing New
UNDER TRE SUN.

Among the many and most useful inven-
tons OF the nineteenth century, and one
that Is destined to rank as THE invention
of this progressive age, is Id ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-30

A Nice LAY Our -Messrs. Suowden 4
Pugh, proprietors Of the Petroleum Exl
change Hotel, received last night direct
from New York, the ricest lot of fresh ish
ws have seen this season, such as mackeral
sea bass, sels, &c. In addition thy also
secured . supply Of spring onions, aspara-
gus aud other green vegetables. As uice .
lay ont can be seen Id tbelr show window
as any Of the metropolitan restaurants af-
ford Tske Aok at the window and our
word for It you will become buogry enough
to 60 10 and order one cooked ct once.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-30

A correspondent OF the Mesdvills Repub7
liosn, writing from Veosngo, says: "a
hellish attempt st railroad slaughter was
perpstrstsd here last night. The switch
was unlocked and heavy freight car ran
down the track 'toa high embankmept,
above French Greek, and there left to wreck
the night express, train q 1t 80 happened
that an extra train came along and discovf
cred two cars Oft the track at the end of the
spnr, near the depot, and on sending q
brakeman down to flag train 2, be discover
ed the other oar standing on the truck, and
could bear the express coming round the
curve, and by sharp running succeeded
in stopping the train in time to prsveu, an
other 'railresd horror
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-30
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Two-thirds OF the business, portion OF
Jsrvis, Csnada, was burned on Saturday
night.
Celbacy and vegetarianism ore no longer
compulsory among the Buddhist priests and
pricstesses iu Japan.
During a thunder storm on Long Island on
Saturday evening, twelve lsbOrers were
Frustrated by lightning at Fosters Meadows
and two killed
Giovanni Arrata, an Italian beggar boy,
in New York, being annoyed by some boy'
on Sunday evening, fatally stabbed one
John Goldeu, aged nine.
Indian Agent Isgalls reports the Ban.
uocks and Shoshones off their reservation
and near the Id ,ho settlements. but says
they have q strictly peaceable intention.
A Vernon, man, who had luxui ant hail
and full beard, recently lost them both 10
single week. He is strong, well man
aud as moreover, he is not married, be can
DOT explain che mystery.
Mu,litudinous matrimonial engagements
la the senior class at Utica are rendirine
pruden. parents and guardians doubtful
about the advantages Of admitting students
OF both sexes into the came College.
The hard-h earted guardians Of the poor
honse at WooIwicb, England. lately refused
to Oil au order from their medical cflice for
'.anoth dozs ncbampsene" for one ..of the
pauper inmates who was suffering from de-.
lirium tremena
A young LADY who has been travelling ont
West as drummer for q Wholesale grocery
bouse has been discharged by ber employ
ers because che induced the retail dealers
10 order more goods than they weIe able tc
dispose of or pay for.
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Gold at ! p. IN. llSN

Tbis is Decoration Day. The graves o.
the dead heroes are being decorated with
the bright ffesh flowers of spring. oil ovel
this brona land Of ours. Nay tho memory
Of The brave boys whose life lights went oui
In The storm Of battle remain ever green 10
the hearts Of thsIs oountrynsa.
''South winds blow soft where the soldle,
lies sleeping tt FL.Lf
Tread with your lightsst step, whiaper
more low, III
o. watt 10 its home that spirit undyiug--
Never mission mora pure shall 70 know
Long bs Die psms. bic fame and bis glory.
JOINED 10 our hearts With the Isnd Of hi,
'tlrtb, \ =
And let ois desds liv. brigh,est 10 story,
Chaotsd and sung BY the fairsst Of "a RIB!
Keep bright the stars be- left to your keep
log;
Soil not tho bannsr--for syeist Il wavsEn
Over The iaud where tss soldier is slsepIue !:
Never should land be % proud of their
graves!
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A Mothers Last, Lingering
Look.

A short time since, in this city. bril-
liant and much admired lady, who had
been suffering for some time with trouble of
the eyes. was led 10 hear . speedy change
for the worse, and Immediately consnIt ed
her physician. An examination discovered
q suddeo and fatal failing of the optic
nerve, aud Information was impaired a.
gently as possible that the patient coui
not retain her sight more than few days
Ut most, and was liable TO bs totally depriv-
ed Of 1t at any moment. The afflicted
mother returned to her home. quietly made
such arrangements as would occur to on .
about to commence 90 dark journey Of life'
aud then had her Two little ch lid rem sttired
in their brightest aud sweetest costumes,
brought before her; and so, with their little
faces lifted to he2s, and tears gathering for
some great misfortune that they hardly
real ized, the light faded out Of the mothers
eyes, leaving an Intellectual picture oil those
dearest to her on earth-a memory Of bright
faces that will console her in many dark
bour.-[Cov,nston, Ky. Journal.
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List OF Traverse Jurors for the third Moo
day Of June.
Ailegbeny-A. N. Lewis, Alfred Allen
der.
Ciintou-Porter Pbipps, Jamss Foster,
VIM L Dawson, Thos J Robson.
Crsnbery-Jsues Eskiu, ST., + S Msges,
Samuel Shannon, James Brandon. Sr.
Cherrytree-Aas,iu Shugert
FrsnkIin-James G. Lamb~rton.
Frenchcre~k-Wm Stafford.
Irwin-Evans Matthrws.
Oil City-I I Wagner, W J Bell, A J
Freeland.
Oh Creak-A o Persona
Pinsgrove-Wm. A Karns, A c Slower.
Plum-Huston DAWSON, Crawford lig
N Sharp.
Pithole-Johu c Ssblin, D E Norton.
Pieassntvills-Frank Nesbit, N II Brown
President-Alfred Odell.
Rockland-J S johnson, Wm Smith, II
II Lusher.
Sugsrcreek-Hamilton Kseley, Wm Cria-
pin, Milton Slocnm.
Scrubgra.s-Jossph Ogden, S N Lcck-
ard
Sandy yereek.-Thomss Mccullough, J r
Dewoody.
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The new class that 10 abont to report for
examination at West Point will be the lar.,-
est ever known at the Academy, numbering
bstween l30 and l40 members. The exI
animation will be unusually strict this year
= much higher grade OF studies being re-
quired than heretofore. There will be sew
On colored candidates ior adm issson.
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IN FIx.-Tbe Scranton Free Press tells
the following good etory on the foreman
of that Office:
About eleven O'Clock one night, the wife
Of one Of our citizens 'swoks her husband
and said, there's some one rspping al the
outside door," Inssmuch az two or three
young men board there who ere liable to bs
out . little late there was nothing pecnliar
about this, and be wandered forth 10 bis
night shirt to let the young men 10. twas
very dark, ana the hired girl, hearing the
rspping at the door also went forth To open
It. The girl got there . moment fret and
began to feel for the bolt-then our friend
arrived and likewise began to feel for the
bolt He reached out both hands and .
moment later discovered that be bad bis
srms about the hired girl, who like him,
wasn't dreesed 10 receive company. There
10 window 10 the door, and 10 assist whoI
ever was Inside to finding the bolt, one o
the boys outside struck match, the llgo,
Of which shown through the glass and reI
vesled to their sst0nished gaze q state of
things that almost took their breath away.
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Bear 10 mind that tomorrow afternoon
aud evening, old Dr. rhsyer. Grsbd Own
Pic Circus psriorus here. The Doctor bs,
. sr'ns compsny this season, composed Of
large humber Of 6rst clsss psriormers
emoog whom We notice the nsmes of M
.n''an Kent, the famous clown and Jester;
VIM L'Ras, the celebrated gymn.st; u.,,
.sr' Willie and James LsRue; C.rsino 4
oesrles; Clark q Edwards; Great O.Dooo.
nue.; Dave Wilson; the wouderfu, Zis Z.e
troupe; A'sss Fsony Kent, Helene, Lou.
ne' Ambrosins, Lson., Lisetts, and q hos,
OF o'nsr performers The Dr.. has hosts oi
friends 10 this region, aud We have 20 doub,
Will be heartily welcomed here. From the
n'gh recommends extended him BY the press
we feel safe 10 ssyipg those who attend will
% amply repaid. Remember the date aud
son'aatAhs bills ofsbs Gay for particulars.
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1t Is said that ''when . mao 10 perfectly
helpless FROM intoxicstion, Ice water poured
down the spinal column and back will give
such shock TO the nervous system 90 to
perfectly overpower his intoxication. In
two minutes time hs will be able to walk II
be ever could.'
That makes new demsnd for more Ice.
They are bound to run BsiIy d Smith, on
ice.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-30

The New York Herald publishes detail
ed biography Of the Duke de Brogile, tho
new Minister of Foreign Affairs under Press
ident MacMabon Unfortunately for our
New York nAmesake the Duke de Broeile
whose biography it gives can scarcely be 10
MacMahon'e Cabinet, az he died 10 1870.