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Clerk District Court, Dallas county, Texas
BY H. BOIL, Deputy. 70

THE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff
of Dallas county--Greeting: You are
hereby commanded that You summons py
duplication the California and Texas, Rail-
way Construction Company, who are nom
residents of the state of Texas, TO be and APP
near before the District Court OF Dallas
county to he holden in and for the county
| Of InNas, at the Courthouse in the city ami /
county OF Dallas, and State of Texas. on the
first Monday in October, \. ID. lS7S, then as
scott, filed in said coart against the said Casss
ifornia and Texas Railway. Construction
Company, and alleging IN subsistence as rolz
day of November, A. j. 1872, plaintiff and
defendant made and entered into written
contrHcs Sa deliver 10
On or nv the - day of January, A. ID. 1871 not
ass thsn eight hundred tons Of hay, IN bales
Of 'rreeing to pay six dollars and aitiy cent,s
ami Tor ali the hay so baled and defiyered
per toi. ufsusnce OF said contract, plaintiH
baied ant d ejghty-three tops and seven
handred and rgh Us agents, received and
aeaepfsa 1h ler San is aS promised @ Pay
10 plaintiff six dollar ssed and accepted %
aforessid, making in the, I'D md nineiS-
OF seven Thousand six hun. Tlsat said conf
one dollars and ninety cents. fen,' ssnf, andt
tract is in the possession of de @ :, a "a IA t.,-
notice is hereby given IL TO prodL e,-,, >uee.
IN The trial hereof, to be used as e'tu. ID
Plaintiff further shows that ut thu .sp.ss,,
instance and request of defendant, sos y.
and delivered to defendant certain arfic, 81
and performed for him certAH
work and labor, specified in the account oc
tached to said petition, whereby Defendant =
became liable and promised 10 pay plalntn
the sum OF money in said account specified,
in the aggregate 10 two hundred
and eight dollars and forty-two cents.
Plaintiff further shows that for the hay
baled, delivered and accepted as aforesaid,
defendant hns made various partial pay
ments, as set forth in the bill Of particulars
hereto attached, amounting in the aggregate
TO three thousand six hundred and eighty
eight dollars and forty-one cents. That ox-
cept ms above admitted and allowed, defend
ont has not paid either of said sums ofseven
thousand six hundred, and ninety-one doll Z.
lars and ninety cents, and two hundredqud
eight dollars and fOrty-twO cents, or any part
thereof, but TO pay the same has hitherio re-
fused and still refuses 4L -
The premises considered, plainyih prnys for
n writ of attachment against tke properly ot 4
said defendant sufficient u pay hls SAN
debt, interests and costs; that defendant
be cited to appear aud answer, and that
plantiff have Judgment for the said sums o.
money, less the CREDITS aforesaid, with inter.
est thereon, for costs of suit and general an"
special relief. -
Herein fail not, but have you then ana
there before said court this writ, showing
how YOU have executed the same. 4ftI
Witness John y Laws, Ol-Ik. or y
trlct cpur 12kt3 = ~ ~
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appearance in Iowa. The seat of the
disease is in the kidneys, around which
great inflammation prevails. At the
first symptom the horse becomes stiff;
stumbling, he falls, and is unable to
get up again. In short time the
jaws become immovable at the viii of
the animal, and death ensues.
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\ CHARMING daughter of Hepwortl
Dixon has just died at nineteen. She
was her fathers secretary, brilliant
and accomplished. A year ago, hap
pening to hear him say that he should
like to bave some Spanish work trans
lated into English, she immediately
applied herself TO learn Spanish, and
six months afterward made the trans
lations.
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IN the proceedings of the Candidates
Convention, as published by us OH the
Both ult., the name of Mr.. Joseph 5.
STROLLER, as a candidate for Justice Of
the Peace in Precinct No. 4, was print
ed Joseph H. Stranther. The impress
sion has gone forth, in consequence,
that Mr.. Strother did not submit his
name to the Convention. He wishes
us to correct the error and say that he
viii abide the decision of the primary
election.
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go 10 StcgaII az DO. for the
best 81. Louis EsGli Treble lria-
nos i'm the Haarl&et---i7i monthly
insiaElnlents also for furni-
ture. books. stationery. crock
cry and glassware. window
shades. pictures. and all Kinds
OF nlOuE(Iings, wall paper, step"
ladders, table aiit, pOcisc: cIEt-
icry. d&wlawly
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LAKE Tahoe, Nevada, has curiosity.
Half Il mile from shore a tree stands
perpendicular in eighty feet of water.
1T projects ten feet above the surface,
and is fastened so firmly to the bottom
that it affords safe moorage TO the
Iargest crafts on the lake.
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fUf iHurN.i.f 0tW lmflII. ..
.nH0 0f ut Innra W l'Wr0r
U uImH. Hn.. 0ul poi EliI IN.
h.HIp. muHn IDrIrf. ruumnnO
aIUnmt Humlrt IHaf, un'efFDf' t.wl'IH
nHspir.s, NJ a. iur intention U. Wn ur.1
heretofore inid, io mrHe tmf lrI'W'm'
mi. o' tnr hnIf FOO fhlH rutof lhf HiWu 'IW
uru fiir acknowledged luliIt, W tu. i0''l-
era. w. icn quito aure % wlU' rumo up in
o,rryiina pronilfod.
Mn.J. a. iin1W 40, nVoni, loo slipWy rl'
yortisonout In to-1IyH pnprr to which m'
tnnilun o. chilled. ilr N tlir agent here lnr
the celebrated d. ". brunswick cushion
now steel Ribbon Cushion and the celebrated
Phelnu q Collondcr Patent comblnnlip"
Cushion Tables; also, Pigeon Hole ma other
tables. lie can he found for thc present ut
A. NJ. Friend 4 co.'s, odd FoliowF Bullding
Nlnln street.
JoNEs * ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ Law, Real
Estate mud General Land Agents Longylcw,
Tcxns, have thcir card In our paper to-dny
These gentlemen will attend promptly Ia
amy business In their line.
WE. CUMMINGS ndvcrtlscs lost land ccr-
tincatc.
SEE advertisement of Lost Horse, In tins
paper, by \. *. Lucas.
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SAINT LOUIS ROUTE EA AWARD

Thacamplction Of the Missouri. kansas ana
rexas Railway, from the North ~ Berason.
fexhd has opened up two flrst-t lass aii-rail
roufei 10 1t. Louis and the East. ~ YIf,fta.
3i miles from st. IouiS. the I wins Of this
sPionecr Line from tho North snntef witii
trains Or that new and sDiendb a., I'm ID line
the Atlantic and Pacific ifaf' road aud ii
-edaiiia. lHg miles from ~. 10 A.. they con-
meet with the popular Missouri I'aride Rail-
road. Either route is a GOOD or 80 i6rura n IL
cquippetl with all modern IL ELECTROMAGNETIC
and lands Its passengers 81 81 Louis IN. me-
tropoiis tfthe Great Wesf,a Fine 10 connect
with cl4ven through .t,lif.,s e tie Nfrfh.
South nr4l EaSf
The st. tT,ouis Rou.o Il floefffur1 N f,eror,p
the popular one 10 all l-oinls n. 4 i,asseri-
gers navf4 free chof r. If rr,11fr : e1-,1r the
Missouri, Kansas an Terf<s Rai lwny: Via
Elnita aItd the AfI ,1,ffe = nj y. ,eifir Rail-
road. or : A. tsedaiia and tho Mis- s,rI pacife
HailrrHl. Luii sufrr rlnffrn NAV : obf - ~
~ tht olilf4 q the Housr-,f aud texts On
ir9i hailFIR1. IL 'caso Mail Lind Iiezf',Ifi.
-. np1 Iexes Railwa. |uaslp1 49,
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j. c. MCCoNELL, o. Elm street, oppo-
site Adams Il Leonard's Bank, is now
receiving the largest and most com
plcte stock OF Hardware, comprising
every thing usually kept in hardware
store, ever brought to this market,
which he is determined to sell rs low
ms the lowest. lie invites II call from
his old friends and patrons generally.
He cannot cnumerate his stock, bit iIl-
vites all to come and see.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN again rises
above the surface of public notice. He
is ABOUT to inaugurate grand lottery,
in which hotel and five thousand
lots of ground in Omaha will be the
prizes. He is the owner of another
five thousand. and shrewdly takes
these means of increasing their value.
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Those who suffer from foul breath are open
to the charge of carelessness. II is an ohense
that can be speedily nbated, as single bottle
of the fragrant SoDoZOET will Enthusiastically
accomplish the work. Notollet table should
be without it. 1t will preserve and keep the
teeth white, and the breath pure ana sweet
Spalding's Glue, who would be without il +?
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AN advertiser who rejoices in the
various occupations of doctor, law
yer, justice of the peace and dry goods
merchant, adds the following to his
list of pursuits and qualities: IN. b..
Auclioneering of the loudest kind in
terwoven with ventriloquism."
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THE STATE OF TExAs-ro the Sheriff
i or any Constable of Dallas county,
greeting: You are hereby commanded that
you summon 7. i. Williams and II. FISHER,
principals, and s. a. Galieher. indorser, 10
be and appear before me, at my Office in The
city of Dallas, in Precinct No. \, ON the 9Th
day OF October, A. ID. 1874 10 answer the COM
piaint OF III. Tully and NJ. q. Dunlap. for
Inerly partners, doing business under the
frm name Of II. Tully q Co., for the sum Of
eighty dollars gold, due upon note Of date
November -, Isl, and due forty DAYS after
date. And whereas affidavit has been rnde
before me by II. Tully that the residence Of
4. i. Williams IS 10 him unknown son are
hereby compounded TO summon the said T.
p Williams by pnblicafion,as the law re-
Quires. TO APPEAR before me as above direcfIi
10 answer "a the Aforesaid complaint.
Herein fa1 not, and Of this writ make due
return as ~ law directs. Given under my
hand -. ~ 10Th day Of September, A. d
ls7d. 7. ID. KFRFOOT,
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This Is what We hear on all sides Of DIR.
TUFTS EXPECTORANT. In case of Group,
Bronchitis. Asthma and all Diseases ID ar
forls instant relief. II DerIneates the very
substance Of the Lungs and causes them "a
throw of the acrid matter. II Is very plea
SAINT to the taste. Children take 20 readily.
NEW YORK. August n, 1860.
D-. VIM. II. Tut.
Sir-Whcn In Aiken. last winter, I used
your Expectorant for my cough, and found
more benefit from IL than any I have used.
took half dozen bottles home with me
and have had 10 give some Of Tito my friends.
Please send me one dozen by Express. COD.
ALFRED CUSHING, . NeSt sIsf street.
Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye imparfs natural color.
THE new town Of Mineoia has reprrsen-
tafixe IN our columns to-day, In the card OF
Mcssrs. W. j. Mcdonald a Co, wholesale and
retail dealers In staple and fancy srocer'es.
csaner johnson and Commerce streets, MIN
g<,ia- 49, rrri.
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lHytjAI, NEWS


We bave the facilities aad the wosh
mts a. dc ~ good USri, anh ~ NJ
low rates. Ne ear he done nap where.
snd We mens 10 Il. n. nrina your
fine deb work 90 TUE DAILY uEH-
ALD OFFICE. Corner Him and uous.
Tau attnefs
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ENGLISH
FEMALE RETTERS.

A N INFINITE naultitude of disease,i wait
n upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
TO the grave, and So song as she exposes her.
self to the various vscissitudes OF weather ana
eyer-changing scenes Of life's fitfui follies, SO
long will she be the recipient Of troubles pc
-uliar TO her sex. Tset few ladies are exempt
from some form OF female complaint. The
diseases and sym laorts of some OF those affec-
tions alluded to, are as follows: Chlorosis,
or Green sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster-
les Publication, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
Breathing SInotberins Sensations, Prolapsus
Uteri and liberation cold feet and hands,
Glddiness and Swimming of the Head, Pain
i'm the sid e and back, low spirits and meian-
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution,
Wakefulness Indigestion, Constipation. Tor
pid Liver, and All that class OF chronic COM
plants pecuhar 10 the female sex. The pc
cuiiar and valuable combination known as
Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters,
cures the above female complaints. and all
other troubles that afflict old or young, mar
ried or single Females
II Mt once arauses and invigorates the fe-
male frame, giving sire ngth TO the weak and
feeble, building up the emaciated, quieting
the nervous, inD parting life and buoyancy 10
the dull and hstless, relieving pain, regula-
ting the liver and bowels and otherwise gath
cring up and restoring the shattered female
gists everywhere. Address
DR. ]. p. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
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pullman'g Palace Sleeping Cars


sicapu,
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train ieaVing Houston Mt 500 p. IN.
Connections
At IIearnc, with International Railroad
daily Sundays eXreptedl.
At lDallas ana sherman, with Texas ard
Pacific Railway and III pasO Stages for all
point nt ~StS III rDrtllcrn Texas.
At Waco with daiiS--stAccs 10 uh- points
Veg
AT MeXia, with line Of hacks for Fairfield
and Butler, on Sundays and Wednesdays.
a l.cdbcttcr, With Daily Stage for IaS
CIR lugc.
at McDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop-
At Austin, with daily Stage for san Marcos
" ew Braunicls san ntonio and I'll PNso.
Through Tickets sod mt Houston, Austin.
'lempstead, Bryan, Calvert, Waco, corsicaua,
Dallas and sherman, via Red River City and
Galveston, to all points of note between tht'
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the Finn
its Of the United States and Canada. Also,
via stage lines 10 san Antonio, WeatherieGd,
Fort Worth, l}onham, Paris and Clarksvitle.
For Through Rates apply TO Stltion Agents,
or j. DURAND, General Superintendent.
| j. WALDO, q. +. " 4. y. l3Jdi3w
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giving Causes, SYM prorns and Treatment Of
All ordinary female complaints. A book
needed by all mothers and sickly females
Price 3 cts. Address Ms above I2lddwfm
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On AND AFTER
tSmTIav, ATgptrgt 3. I813.

Sunday, August 3, 1873,
Passenger Trains will run rs follows:
E.iPltESS-I.oaves Eoussun daily Saturday
cXccptCd), al D =. NJ
Arriving ut Austin. 700 n. IN; Waco, $50 Il.
M; He'd River city, ll:lJ II. M; ST. Louis, 600
p. IA. Chicago, 7:S1 y. m; Louisville, $50 II.
m; indianapolis, $3.50 Il. mi Columbus, o.,
l2:l0p. NJ; pittshurR, s:l5 p. m; Philadelphia,
$50 u. M; Washington City, T:2j "A. m; Balti-
more $40 Il. m; New York 1870 p. nj,
Returning, leaves Rec River CITY $40 p. M;
Waco, l:,0 p. m; Austin, 1870 H. M; arriving
in Houston, 1870 and Galveston, 800 p. III.
ACCOMMODATION-L Houston daily
Sunday eXceptedl at0A. Nj.
Arriving Mt Austin, $50 u. M; Rcd River
City, 0:0j i. m.
Returning. leaves Rcd River City ut $3.50 p.
IN. Saturday excepted; Austin, $3.50 o. M;
arriving in Houston, G;!5 u. m, and Calves
ton, H:i5 d. nj.
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As many of the citizens and resi-
dents of this county are in the dark, as
to The time of holding our County Fair,
7,some having il to commence on the
18th, others equally as wide of the
mark, putting 1t down for the 10Th,
while many even controvert the idea
!. Of its being held at all, we will say, for
Pthe Information Of all, that our County
Fair will commence on the SOth of
TINS moFti. continuing five days. In
view of the confused understanding
REGARDING the matter, somepains should
at on be taken to have it corrected,
80 that q is Important scheme may not
suffer n want Of proper notice as to
ne timf4 Of holding il.
We see that Proctor a CANDLES Exfrn
"hre sezr Is becoming very popular In our
y. Its asa1ity. we know, Is superior. and
s>ens niceIy pcrfumei, We are not surprised
-sson 30 prefer II. and thai n has 9
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FEMALE BEAUTY.

n IVES there n man. lives there a woman,
La 50 lost 70 reason, that he or she cannot
aimfre and appreciate genuine female beau
trY What n Joy and delight u stand and gaze
MOON o healthy and beautiful woinnni But
t.sn the be beauty without healfhs List 70
me. w thousands Of slcizly, puny, suffering
fem ales.
Jf you are annoyet. with any lingering fe-
=, ale ljInuiaiIIf and q. sin h1meliiatc relief
nroeufe al once enc 81 two bottles OF Dc
1r1ms3o,ss .fitsn ~ ~, ,,es,s
loerthanfs. Address -
DIR J, 2. Dii.2Alg9oLk
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T4OsS,r.

Bounty warrant No. 3S0). for 800 acres, Issued
10 VIM. II. clemens, dptc not rcmembr
Also. donation warlnni No. 30, Tor OiD acres
issued 10 Nm. II. Clemens, date not rcmcm-
brrrd, II not found within sixty days we
sunll apply TO the Land Office of the state OF
TEXAS fOrdupllcuteS. 49,,
Agents for owners.
Dallas July 49, 1873. III W.T.
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TICKET oFFTCE-No. 100 North Fourth
street, corner Chestnut street, ST. liz aris. and
NJ all principal railroad offices i'm TIE xas.
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ST. louis SS0UTHBASHBRN RAILWAY
CONSOLIDATED.
"NasFayilEe Shortest Zine"

" Nsa!SfasHatG SklOElcSt Esns2
And direct route to Bellevilc, CentraIa,
Cairo Shawneetown, Evansville. Memphis,
Nicxsburg Montgomery Mobile ,NewOrieans,
Galveston, Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta,
Macon, Charleston, Savannah, Knoxville,
Bristol. LynchbutI, Richmond, Norfolk and
All Points South and Southeast.
Good Reasons WAY iI,is is tiic Preferred.
HOure.
1t is the only line running Pullman Palace
Ora wing-rUoiu Sleeping Cars through from
ST. Louis to Nashville without change.
Ii is the only limo under one management
between these elites.
r. II is the only line by which passengers can
save from 90 10 300 miles travel, and from six
TO twenty -our hours time.
IT Is 81 IS CHEAPER from 81. Louis to
Nashville than the circuitous route via Lou
isville.
OUR MOTTO:
QUICK TINE! GOOD CARE. AND CLOSE CONNECTIONS
New ard elegant day coaches equipped
with the Westinghouse Air Brake and the
MiilerCoupler and Platform are run i'll all
trains.
Through Tickets on sale and Baggage
checked ut all the principal Ticket Offices in
the West md North.
Ask for tickets via the "Sou theastern Rail-
way"
W. Ii. DAVENPORT, EFF. WINsLOw,
Genn Ticket Agent, General Manager,
l0wly&do st. Louis. 81. Louis.
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T. N. COLBURN, Ticket Agent, 1t. : louis.
y. 70. SIMPSON, General Supi-, Ind annapolis.
ChAS. t. FOl8i.tTr, Gen. Pass. Agt ,fstisouis.
C-As. BABCDCK. Southern AT, u iiiss. Tex.
23du
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a0N REW ARD.

stolen from the undersigned, living at &C.
dar springs, three miles northwest oi tho
city OF Dallas, Ou sunday night, Angus ~
forehead, q years old, ~ hnGds nigh, hrnndeu
clE on lot mouldor and u In circle on rent
worry dim. will giyo the ahoNo rewnld l9r
the horse or any Information Longing 10 ms
recovery. \, *. LUCAS,
lsllNMlL Dlllns. nnllns county. I.Xns.
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They beg the attention of the public 70 tho
following commission specially directed 70
them by Mes Sis. Mercer, Agnew * co. Iney
also announce their agency for Selours Cei-
ebrated Cahsaya Bitters.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
MEDICAL IND SURGICAL NOTES.

TEMPERATURE OF CHILDREN.-ExpeIlments
IN large number OF cases made by M. Roger, show
that at the of brtb the temperature OF an ILL.,
tant Is 40 degrees cengrsdethat is equal to that OF
the medium In which it lved-but 1t soon decreases @ 10
a and m the following varies from 20 10 49, 1e
typhoid fever is the sickness in winch the temperature
is the highest varying from +3 TO a. IN pneumonia
49, Oh average and III eruptive fevers II varies Win
periods of the disease. In only one dScase-tne
hardening of the cellular tissucs-is there very great
decrease III the temperature
SINGULAR EXAMPLE OF ADULTERATION.-An
investigation by the Analytical Sanitary Commission of
London into the composition OF tho so-called
anchovies sold in that city shows some SIN
rular results. Some IS samples from different
sources were analyzed and OF these seven con, y,
sisted entirely OF Dutch fish, two showed mixture OF
Dutch fish and aucnovies ana the hrine IN IS o t'c
samples was charged with either Armenian ooie or
uan red, the quantity VARYING considerably IN amount
though most the brine was saturated with these
earthly powders 10 such extent that they might be
obtained and collected hom the bottom OF tne potlft
almost by teaspoOnuls further investigation estip
shed the fact that onethrd OF the samples were
what they were sold for-nanely, Gorgona anchoves.
CHRONOLOGICAL REMEDIEs.-It is intimated
by writer in one OF the medical journals that not in'
probably insect remedies which bore 80 important
part the matera mediea OF former times may again
he resorted to-such are the changes and mutsflons
which characterize medical practice. II il known
that, in bygone days. they were administered win ~
confidence Ia their efficacy as il now gwen 10 Tue
medicinal plants of the garden or the tnetnes OF the
apothecary. Tney generally given III the form OF
pills Five gnatS equal tO three grams or caOMei
n lady-Oug was sovereign remedy coho anu
plague ants were considered to he invaluable against
measles and "A cockchaer for hydropbohla ana FOR Inc
eprOsy and other bugs were used with rllDiiar assuf
ance, for various disorders.
HEAT AND DIsEAsE.-During the reheating
of the furnaces in iron establishment III England
says The British Journal Of Sciece. the men worked
when the placed not TO be influenced
bv the radiation of heat from open doors, marked
l2O degrees In the Bessemer PITS, the men continue
kind OF labor recurring great muscular effort at l40 DE
yrees In of the operations or glass making inc
ordinary Summer working temperature is considerably
over 100 the radiant heat 10 which the workmen are
subjected far exceeds 2l2 degrees. In Turkish bath,
the shampoOers continue four five honrs at time In
"A moist atmosphere temperatures ranging from Jos 10
degrees In enamel works, men labor daily IN neat
of over 800 degrees On the Red sea steamers, the n
perature the stoke hole is 15 degrees And yet IN
none of does any special form or type oi
disease develop itself
New-York tribune., 1873-12-17
TIE FIFTYE7H BIRTHDAY or AGASSIz,
May Is. lso
BY II. W. LoNGFELLow.


IL was fifty years aSo
In the pleasant month Of May,
IT, the beautiful Pays de vaud,
A child iu its cradle lay.
And Nature, the old nurse, took
The child upon her knee,
Saying Here is a story-book
Thy Father has written foI thee"
"Come, wander with me-" she said,
luto regions vet uD,rod;
And read what is etill unread
Ia the manuscripts OF God"
And he wandered away and away
With Nature. the dear old norSe'
Who sang TO him night and day
The rhymes OF the universe
And whenever the way seemed long,
Or his heart began to fs'I'
s,a won,a sing q more wonderful song,
Or tell a more marvellous tale.
30 she keeps him stu child,
And will not let him go,
Though at times his heart beats wild
For the beautiful Pays dc yaud;
Though at times he hears In his dreams
The RAM des Vaches OF old,
And the rush Of mountain streams
From glaciers clear ana cold;
And the mother at home says. Harki
For hls voice l listen and yearn;
II is growing late and dark,
Aud my boy does not return "