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ranQement in the construction of the Voiuihe rs '
oense to the reader Ii is tissue of repetitions o
beginning to end, thrown together In pron,s0uo' ~
confusion, the ideas chasing each other Pen,nion
and often lost in cloud Of outlandish 'eipsso
Even the main thought of the volume "nion 70
reiterated to q nauseous excess, seems he'oi " ~
been clearly analyzed in the mind OF the wri'oi' ~
asserts that the supremacy OF righteousness d.,
essental element in the creed of the Israete' pu'
he forees the fact that the righteousness OF tc 30"
was fidelity 10 the national covenant a ngid aon,'
ence IN the Mosaic law, which was but type anu anu
shadow of the consnmmate reality and Is rs h''io
identical with the Stoics conception OF VI'uo % %
with the supreme righteousness estaDhsheu Wy pno
mediator of the New Covenant. The worthieS" !,
of the righteousness of the law, when MI Aino.
sets forth as the perfection of religion, was to
burden of the preaching of the great Apostle VI Wv
Gentiles. His scom and contempt oil tne hcp'e" o',
righteousness, compared with the ngn'oouon A.
which is by faith" presents superb con'iaS. "
play upon words with which Mr. Arnold Strl'e' ~
identify il with the fruits OF modern culture
Rnt u the volume cannot be commended In point
of design OF execution, 1t may be read WIN
"a an illustration of the condition oil reIgiouS
tbonobt in the bosom of the Established church
Mr. Arnold presents himself as a champion oi 'no
trne sense of the Bible and of the teachings VI =
pure Christianity He is alarmed at the progress VI
religions indifference among the higher classes III
English society, and of positive inidehty among
the masses of the people. We have no DOUBT OF In9
sincerity of his professions. The evils OF mora,
skeptlcsm have assumed portentous shape III niS Is
ewes. He cings to the Bible the main support Oh
public and private virtue. He stands aghast at .ne
increasing laxity of copduct and chaos OF OPINION
But most persons will regard his remedy as worse
than the disease 1t consists in new construction
of dogmas on the basis of universal ethics conslen
ing the antique doctrines of the Church to utter op
livion and Transforming the study OF theology in'o
the cultivation of letters. The entlcng music u oi
his appeals may stimulate poetic fancy, Dut WIN
hardly suffice to stem the current OF unoehei' vi
rescue society from its SINS
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

Putnana's Elementary Science Series IT, r.
Putnam's sons consists of a collection OF brief popular
treatises in uniform volumes the leading branches
of physical science designed for private study as wen
as for classes in the higher schools Among the SUBJECTS
on which volumes have been already issued are acous
tics light heat. plane ana solid geometry pAyscal ge
ography steam and the steam engine ana otners'
retses have been prepared by competent writers in
their respectve departments, simple and comprehen-
sye method has been adopted the style Is as familiar as
s consistent with the nature OF the subjects aud ample
Illustrations have been added to the descriptions IN the
text The series well deserves the attention of both stu
dents and teachers OF natural philosophy.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
nFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave NewOrE foot Of DebrOsses and oorA''
RTpres for Harrisburg Pittsburgh wes. aud South va ra
man Palace Cars attached @9O and si1p H. Suf'
Po Baltimore Washington and South n nan
fIpDss. for Pha ESQ 1880, 81" ~ H. 40
70 rsbt sunday O. S30 aud $500 D. m
For Phils wa Keusington az 7 a. IN aud p
Rmignnt SECOND class lio D. m. . =, ,,,o 10 no
$50 q i0 lO 430 5lo. so SGD: $50 o;IO o'O " '''D' T
a 10 iisS,' I'm m SUNDAY $40, g. $40 and p IN. IA m
For Ebetn g. G3D 5iU S;l0 TO- ~ li" Am; " - , O
4 a.sO o $40 $40 4;l0. s:J0. 5; ". So 80" o VI" 49, 49,
so No il.JO " D. Sunday 5:s0 Q, aud b;IO In
For RAhvsy s. $50 sio 30 and 10 m " mo eG' 10 m and
40 310 Eu 49, so. $50 $50. o. $50 S S'"' ]" y
night Sandav, s;2O and 500 p n "a - so 500 40.
aud $50 D 4 4 s;so.g d. n. An
n night SUNDAY Q, and p NJ an - ,.aop m
For KastM Mllstone, ! IL nooa ~ - =.
Po, Iarnher,le and FIenihgton. y a m ana : y ~.
~. phiI,shurg and Beivilrrr. ? anii D M -. a,a m.
sIan IN Boraentown Bariinzton and CsS1eo' ~. ~
Rgl 2 ,, 4 and b D N
Fo fIreoyr f. p.ahorou CaHasn n, a0d VIE b"s' 0 -
No. J.. 3.g - r...a pttSburxh $50 q. N, E0 p M
ltAns a' nd s4 d NJ. day eIoes hondsY. r.m PSaa
dAV, ,,o a. an A. asst lO;l2 m Sunday 80 a..1 ~
sot o . 80 - Sfi $50 ioil lE0t lisa N, ElA '''' w.
ssnis, s2l, 6i35, ~ % g. m A.. -. A.. 4 Aslor HoBc
~ AZ nsshroa.es and CoTtsndtsts hngsni Asenl
and loot Q, ps'o d. NJ BOYD. Jr, Oeh fss~ 49,
B-,'sI' tP.sSsATr. Gen. Manages
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

The americans Hand-BOo to Vienna, by u
W. DE BERNARDY Porter Coates is an excellent prac
ca guide to some OF the principal routes oil European
travel as well asito the Vienna exhbiuon ls 'aoio
oo,;nontoI coins ana OF the hours of steamers and
railwavs will prove a special convenience TO Summer
travellers although the latter will soon pass out OF date
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED. .-.,
"A NEW ENLARGED EDITION or HORACE GREELEY AUIO.
BIOGRAPHY Appendix containing Memoir OF his later years and
Death and best ofms famous Campaign Speeches.
PORTRAIT KvER Published, REPRE-
APPEARED THE suNNER oP 1917.
Mr. GTeeleys Autobiography and also IoT some
more Of the wonderful Intellectual display which he
tours the Presidential Cam
pagn Of led 10 the ine edition OF the
1 large Appendix the " his lie n toe end
r.prug striking suggestive Of The man admirable a1
brilliant speeches be msle during bis Eastern and Weien tours
In Inc Prdena Campaign o 1872 aud concluding with m exhaustive
and admirable analysis Of the campa originally prepared by the lion
lanes Pike e1.unei Minister 10 the Hague. There ~,
bes pretty complete collection Of hr Greees Miscellaneous
Writings intending others bis famous controversy with Robert
Dale Owen on Marriage aid Divorce
Pce handsomely boupd In cloth. with two Portraits ~ sent by
mn Of p1ce. AddTess IIE IhblNE heN-loIk.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESTs

MORRIS AND ESsEX DIVISION.
BSn % saSa and ISS os go WITHOUT CHANCE 81 cA
wISTBa ARRASGEMsSTs MoSDIY Soy. 3 5I.
runs directly though SegYOz Scranton Bnghamoa, Homer
CS1d and S'1s9 without sa.ss Of e1 oEasa con &c a. Dove, va "a
and B. r. R f9G Kingston Milsss.aIre Piston &C. , H.
ton Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo WITH sgeE X X
to. 4RSye & $ and Ss%lS9 at "aon 9Th s Ss Be- d. X a
Syracuse aud Ehsbug with Leh and suqahanna snd Lhh
i2:6o N PHLLiPSBURG EXPRESS stops at Segarl Nat.oo
Railroad At PhpsbGrg With Bel Del a lor Baee and Le6gh
.nd ssquehanna r. Legh Valley r. for Bethlehem Alien
io m BRoAD GAUGE EXPRESS TR4Iy "a Paterson nd
5snss e pL r. at. G27%g %, Z, 9n5&Y & % ssoS soasn Dover 'n
3:lOp EASTOE EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester X n,
at Waterloo win SSs;eI A 1ad At Php;SgfB S Be5em RSsa
RoS al5 M anHfSSqT HaSR. rs FsfSws S %i Express R.
and With SUSSEX R r. for Apdoyer Newton and iIahAh'
For &6RRISr6SE q 5S a. rs oo io 1900 aao 80 40
T For SUMMIT G at 7 80 so 1910 and IOO n 2' 80
70 -, I sSGE nc C Soj lHS SOUTH ORANGE 7 7 9o 90 1919
and l:OO m ITO 23O 2sO 80 $50 $780, Soo $50 SS0 i'o
'nP F6f I'M SE%ARk M 1 ao s elo ,o 80 60 ls:!S 9S GS @
oo @ a5o % $40 $50 COO 6lo $50 $500 $50 1000 iAoo
Trans marked a. stop a si GISA sd MoSTcAR a, 7
ESQ ani L:'O and 300 9'o ago az & SSy S a' SsD1ad @
TRIE RAILWAY.-Wmter Arrangement Of
II taking effect Jan. 20 1879 From Chamoerst Depot TOR
and Chicago Dy Express Drawing Room COACHES
uu @FroTess M,i r Buffalo aad Nag, Pal, DvingOon
Coaches 10 Susauehanna Sleeping Coaches to destination
D. m Dalyl Cincinnati aal Chicago Night bxnress sepns
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls CnenDau peoh 1
Chicago without change.
Additional Trains leave Tor -
Por. jer1s g 4 and -i;l5 a. 9 80 and - m an
Goshen and Mltletown, 'S0, 9, $780, IL an ll' ~ ~
Wsrwict g. II and @II:ISa a. n. anl $50 N.
Neuburgh. 1890. an u a. I.J and 4;3l n.
Sufen 7:3O g. 1880 II aud +l5 $780, 5, isR y and
RiiSsrood Hoboku Aleuiae Ramseys f7} $780, II,
Paterson. n 6i5 7 O. $50 H. 'il:I5 p noOa las.
a5n a 5 Sis g. 800 - B. 10 and Fl:J0 ?. N. -
Newark 55 s8.s5 aud 3) and 3;i5, 5l5 and oO N
Ruthrrfur PARK Pasc Gas '7:03: 10 l. a. H. - Noon'
| sI:4s. 81. 20, 4 SIS '63J 9. 10 aui 'llO
H.d,r ackeusaek aud Way, els, and i49 a. NJ > SUI
| 9 D. and il2 Md. .- 1000 -. .rA
EoseroOd s. 7s 70 asl 90 m, 1880 SIS 45 H'' ':' g."
Cre 3:45 i9 I:3o SIS sl5 $780, go and 7;S
Sos , Hi s. 7 10 and $3.50 m 1880 3:ls, Ais t5 $50 GO
and t7:45 .. sud ~ MD 10 IA Al. 40 L N
Plemon and Mack. lt3 ~ anl s'V m' i' 1'''' W. '
n R r,.a. LEAVING Chambe-st or hslf boun leave
above The ~
iiQ0 n and u Mid Trains from Chamhefsst only
B-rrau on r. r. aud Newark Branch eavlg ClaneT-
St on quarter leave TNentyhdst 80 minutes carrier HA
above time l. r,..,,-. p oo-, ,ut Slscoi,y
Cocbss c,u orders ior the checlng AM transfer
Bsgg,r nay be lett the C0mpans oaces- 81, snl @ blo.
va cor tweutyihst and Thrtave 1toast
Brok az the Compsns Depo, and Of Agents at the pnn7a
| hotels ,s.,,.rso,t, ftCoqbsr Sp,S,rs only
Daily tSolSS,!s y AppoTr Co.. P,.ss",eg: iSeut
i
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
pHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILRVAADm5o =

L ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE & OF CARS, 10
THE REGION and LUMBER DIST XIII Or fh'S' if'~
will and COrtlandts- Fernes. ,...
$50 m BTie ENPress Slay eaeSPt % ArSe sapbury 6sO
WAamsOor Lock Haven s:5 Remove iO ? "a lryS% %
5O8: CORY Cos Rue 745 Connects ~ ifynet)n ana
with oil Creek Allegheny River r. X for the OIL egon a. BIG
with Lake Shore h. r. for al points We NJ, - to,
Phiadepha to Rhe Arrive Suubury, GO Ni.lmspSn o ~
Iock Haven s:40 II ryuetoD SlO torl' CIV ~
5&pm Connects Irvineon and Cory with on CfceA a % .,
gheuy River the OIL Region al Ene with Lake Sn0s = n ~
all points West N, p,rnurv c.,.-,i snce, ,t,sbeut
Das.
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BOOKS FOR SALE AT THE TRIBUNE

SppeSsS and Pofra taken in IN On
WHAT Know oP PARMISG By Horace Greeley Col...... %
PoLrCAL ECONONY By Horace Greeev. 80
MgnOAL or HoRAcE GREELEY Pamphlet
Do
PoLTIcA TRxT Book Ig6al Greeley ............
TRIBUNE ALMANAC l81j 1868. vols Half
TRIBUNE RssAYs By Charles T. COngdon. 90
MosEY IN THE GARDEN 7. T. Quinn. Cloth. 50
PEAR CuLTpRE PoK PRoPIT. Quinn
RLRsKNTs AGRicULTURR. Narng. Cloth 90
DRAINING HEALTH PROTT Narng Coh........ / 80
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SUCCESS m BUSINESS by Mr. Greeey........
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PoKTRAIT Mr. Life SIZE Head snd %
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90 Ubom II man Gonrern

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
IN charge a dwelling during Summer for longer time u
requrei give city references Address s c. Boz iC0
Tribune Ohoe
rVO PAPER-HANGINGS SALESMEN.-We
sha have vacancies for few areass men the coming year
West North West n. Y City ard nearby trade;
be made With parties having established
trade confidential Apply BY letter TO
CHRISTY SHEPHERD GARRETT $40 West rweniy-thirdst
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

I IFE-SlZE PORTRAIT of Mr.. GREELEY,
II Head and Bnsiwe have Unexpectedly received f-S copies
this excellent likeness Of NJ Greeley he pie destroyed the
Boston 6re), and oder them the regular pnce 81.
Ltograph Of Mr. Greeley ana Family still per
copy. Sent by mail, postage Isid address
rHB TRIBUNE. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23
NEW- HAVEN. AND HART.
~ FORD RAlLROAD.-New-lo ork and New-haFen Division.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING MAl ,i3'A
Passenger Station in Newlok Grand Central DEPOT hpi'saee VI
Trp sKvrr y -

Boston Express Springfield 1905 so ald eo M R
Shore GUi al stopping StaHofl 80 NoN.
and Bridgeport The 6l5 and l2:2j TO Grenhfl Mas -
the Montreal 8:Oj Newport Ile e'2 a. 3D. ~
i22o p Norseh and Provteneei the Conn VALLEY kafS
and sni H., NJ snd W. Railroad az s
and HousaOnc Railroad st Bridgeport The 80 a. n .a ~
n NJ 10 NauRatuck Railroad Bridgeport The 85 M s;9 ADJ
KS D No. with Dasbury and Novsk Railroad At So NorsaN "a,
Trains for New Haven 1905 sos (ETl l:35 a. M %
fFxl OS tRx 3:52 4:35 5j $685. 901 ELl %. Adllloli
bridgeport o5 So Nor~sk at o;J M ann to SS s
AZ lOO5 A. m Goo and 1le The 800 o. m hApes
stops Rochelle Port Chester and the s0' p IN prs'
Mt. Vernon Mamaroneck. ami Rye. ...,,--,ao- r
Providence.
press Trains o,-- -, c.---..- -, c,.,t ess.
,,t nnot or Offices Of the Transfer Co. 9 Broadwa " -
and No Coust Brookyn whO will also check baggage from res
denCe o destination. -. .. h., ID. .,1 a.not
EVi ui'nei IOUN Il MOODY Supit o Y. & y II. DIV.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-23

~ With Illustrations Science, and HstoD-Ihe
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Masters Situation; Philips Lost Arsi Believes Is There
Col Marx Tgain's Sandwich Island Letters
Lecture No. 5Iuaei-PIL Wilders Bran and Mind
Prof BarkePs Discoveries Of the Sec0cope Prof fOung
Astronomical Couques Prof Young Present Knowledge Of the sun
Lecture 30. iST Sakepearean Studies W John Nes
National AcaiemT COne PlnO1s Pnm FATHERS
ss Men OF Business; Bret Hartos Aryonaus Of 'i9.
Lecture No. 5llustInTee Lectures by Prof Louis
Eerz Sound and Hearing Voice and speech ali The Explanation
Of Masica armonyi Prof Ben ans Deep Racer hni - Ca
The Senses; PATke Goodwin
True Science Prof L. Youmns The Limits of Science
Lcrtare 6-BeecheTs Lectures for Minister'S
Thoughts MnsersThoughts Pnye-pJrr Meeting As II
Is-The MepngMuc in Churches Society IN the
Church-1he Fingers Of the Church.
Lecture Extra -Beches concluding Lrctu Revvals in the
ReviyaA Rel ou. kS
penene Also The Church" by De sehwenz Greed
Statemen Thomas Starr King The Death Menace By 6OYee
and Story Of Seciarisn Appropriation
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08


The brsl Ga, roof material IN existence
except sheet l"nd and sixteen pound copper
We hsvo contracted win Mcssr u. +. Lac,
& GO. for their blldng Of almost 0Spuaics
with McEsis. 'Idmpllns Il hlItIcnrld f0l
about the same number Of squares Pnd also
with MisTs, Adams " Leonard fnr lhcii
bank building, and wth Mr, AIcrauam
for about 10 squares This roohng cement n
used on all the bpsl business hoap, In Cnica.
go where There ARE about tSD0i0) worth ui
II now on, ana more being put on every day
For llre-proof quality We would refer Ia
Messrs. Leonard Bros, who nrc building
nearly All Of TIE brick buildings ON MNln
aud Elm streets.
once at Lane, Myers & CO.'S shop, corner
Austin und lto,snvcnuc, Dallas. lGDllw
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Meeting Of the state Oranges Large
Delegation Present.

An important aud harmonious ses-
sion Of the Stnte Charge, called to
meet IN this city yesterday, held It's
meeting. pursuant to said notice, In the
sflirs of John Henry Brown. Ques-
tions leading to the enlargement, vital.
ny and permanence OF tho organiza.
tion were discussed, and the ties of
the brotherhood strengthened and
secured by simple and agreeable de-
vices. The following ofIiccnwere elect
cd for The ensuing ycar
J. y. johnson, Trecstouc county
Master; w. w. Large, Falls county,
0se<sees; J. w. Jennings, Gravso,,
ssmav, lecturer & II. Kc,ms
Navarro county. Steward James 4
9sodniskt tno county gIvcu,. Ass,s i
- Steward; David Novvc, ,,e ! :
osnsy given, Chaplain; W. N Il. 4 rSuct w.
Sesnnses H. H. Parker. Rail- s' ~.ns'
serstary; ". r. Cochran tro rc,,,';
venls 3atekc%per. $3.50
be Lady officers arc: Mn Al.
- cFeg MrA J, w. Jen,dn,
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Tho nboyu institute will bcraidy tomcolyc
hiIdonts uci0h.f@, In the hail Gfrf Prailer
& MulphS'n store, went sldo Public Square
Tho superintendent, having sccnnd the
services VI the operators of Tho Western
Vnon Telegraph ONE, ~ ibis place, M
noupq,nnn Institution Or traohlng yonna
mon tho MI NJ tpleTnphins, and qualifying
lhrh Tor the ofilcis NJ tho many rnilr"nd
md telegraph llu now halng bnilt IN Ark
ensaA, 1,Ss- aud Tho Wost. For luriher pnr'
rLqul ~ sGGre~a hp. Q. bAafE,
IrbtN, thNlA kJprUtqly.
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IsIshm-.rhc weIl.lknown Biohn,.

Is getting into new quarters, and of
course h to continue to do us he has
been doing from the start, an enormous
business In all sorts of family groceries.
He has just received fifteen hundred
bushels Of potatoes, as many of onions,
eratesof cabbages and canned fruit by
the hundred eases. The attention OF
hotels IL called to this stock Of vegct-
ables ind his splendid Invoice gen.
orally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08

Philip Wcrloin, wholesale ana retail deal
er IN Pianos and Organs, Office and Sales
rooms Nos. SO-DJ Bnronnc street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any establish
nenl South Large sales fully attest these
statement. Pianos sold on payments OF
Sl2 20 nnd $40 per 10n.h II preferred. phllip
Worlein's Is the oldest music house, and also
thc largest piano and organ house in New
orleans. Onc-loudh million copies sheet
music OF al kinds. send for price list and
terms. sS2ldtf
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Mailman & stewart.

These gentlemen have opened veg
etable depot OIL Elm street, east of the
Central railroad. They offer six thou
sandhead ofeabbages, solid as cannon
ball and plump al an al,lerman's stom.
ach, with two thousand bushels of
Early Rose and Neshannock potatoes,
TO which advertisement We call the
attention Of the vegetable hungry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-08
Sscne l.r,;ind INC Curtain.

iIusband--IIow is II that Mrs. Brown i'm.
Prove IN heath and personal appearances
white YOU Remain pale, poor and Swaithy?
WiE--i'ecWst her husband supplies hcl
wants and. you do nor supply mino,
llusbard--l supply your every want and
what more culllu TO:
Wik'--Y,ur curious whims cause my pres
cnt fcchnnCsS.
conclusion?
Wife iou have obStii~ ir'y refused
husband Hush am not obstinate.
Wifi say You have Tor several months
obStinateiy refused To buy, or consent Or me
81 use English Female iiittcrS, winch pro.
duces Mrs. Browns improved appearance.
llusbnnd--Iier are SIX 90, send at once and
procure six bottles.
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pAALAs, tyAs,l

scpteinbtr'
GENrLEMES-Yourc communicate cf the
25th instant, requesting me to How my
name TO 20 before the Dcmocratqprlmary
election, ON the 18th proXimo, as candidate
for the office of District Clerk, int hand.
This testimonial OF esteem from " fellow
citizens of Dallas county aflorlshc heart
felt pride and satisfaction Ful!recogniH-
INK the responsibility resting on r officer,
rs Well rs the sare eni lainr nSSsafy for
the proper discharge of lie dutl,3t the OF
flee, had determined not to prelt myself
us n candidate for the Office, and VI so an
nonnced but since my iellOwitiZens of
DALLAS county assure me that 1t isac wish II
the people ri my county that ] guild sub
nit my name as q clnditate, ltcIl tp tne
wishes of the people, whom ] ife hereto
fore underworld 10 serve faithfE and for
their nest interest, and to who's saryice, Il!
elected, promise my entire andndivided
attention. Thanking you, gekmcn, for
the compliment you pay me, tld 10 your
request, and submit my name aTcandidate
for the OIL go of District CicIo Dallas
county. Respectfully your obed. servant,
2O1dif z. Il. )OMBES.
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Fourth Annual Fair
pr
HARRISON COUNTY,
At their groundsln
CITY OF MARSHALL

Commencing Octobcr q, aud continues
Fonr Days.
Colonel John W. Fuincy, Of Philadelphia,
liver the opening address, tuesday, Septem-
Der no. at II ain. Other distinguished sppnk :
days.
Jfe grand finale Will be Masuuernde Raj,
on the cscgipg oi Friday. October d under
We auspices q ,ile A,ssociation and y com.
mitee OF y, ntlemen." 81 cur " I'M b,. ndm,t-
a ,s" 20 OPP rnrmcipa'e IN the ball d;lSs in lask
Inc premiums for trotiing, pacing. ,ie
NH be double those published IN the esta' :
The survivors Of the Third Texas r. ,,,,
VIII men on Friday. October n, 10 form -,
address. a; All pllitriteus user ah
= .'pfs y FRAlYy, seer.tary. isidtd
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YsllowFeyer-Lntost.

Tlmld people have been consulting thcir
looking glasses hourly for the last few weeks
TO Scc II they were not turning yellow but
since j q. Browne Il Go. have opened thcii
liquor store on the corner OF Elm aud Market
streets they have been drinking their nne
brands OF genuine old Bourbon and imported
French brnndIea, and have forgotten the yell
low fever hoax. lpjdif
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Pratt's Astral OIL.


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expressly 10 lake the place OF volatile and
dangerous oils. Its safety under every posi-
BILE test aud its perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its continued use IN over 3DU,lJp
families. -
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured nom burning, storing or handling It,.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap ana danger
our oils In the United States, isappalling.
The insurance companies aud fire commits
sioners throughout the county recommend
the Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
md at Sb2lesale by The propretors,
CHAS. PRATT Il CO.,
j6alSwtm lS Fnitog street, New York.
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c. II. Bcauchamp. on Main street, opposite
the foundry, has builders and other hard
ware, which he Is closing out very cheap.