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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

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ap 10 m. a. regular Ohce THsss
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D 10 WfLLOuGHBY-ST.. BROOKLYN.
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premises
BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman and
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

LINE ART SALE.
THR MouRR STRrgARY
EXECUTORS SALE or MARBLE STATUS
,o.,,y Ia the Joseph Ms.,er TIE seess hs
ar5 e BY al ADeraas WOO haze 1sS ssss
keoeeca.
- saT. Peri UEdiue" LAucgro. all Of DE sge sac ssa -
- .uer IN. there "fhe White sdf q ase
- I'll P.usero.o Sleace UpdRe. "Jcpheahs Osassses
sSVe9t Of the Wishroo- WISH ooened
In ,Aiou 10 ,he above oeaup Bss ana mefs
Ions b. PARK eco Eni BYroa u Pickett aS tee veT stsss
Clocks
TIE whole pos Han sssrosms ssd 70 BE 900
n, .aotoa on SATURDAY. EVENING ga iask
FINE SALK.
Tine Of ssie. - -.
WEDNESDAY aad THURSDAY EVENINGS, March ~ "
Books 90 eEhibitsa.
FRIDAY. March q. anti day Of sao
A srPgRB coILKOrIOH OF PING AIR
AND lLLUsTRArkp w0Rks
,. an... A.sy.i.x AYrh.erturs wsrts Cesums Cs'ss'
tioas KtcAinss orizinal Drts.ess' - .t...s. "a
SosclaI aantss solicited tbis & sle'e - 80
costly oaicosoa Fue offered ~
CsiAis<ss nsaF AVG @s"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21

Dipinrno Notices.
TGEAsuREEs OFFIcE, Bars RAmwAT Co, March 49, lS71
NOTlCE.-The interest due April /, next, on
~ the Fourth Mortgage Bends r. Y Bs Railroad VIII be paid AZ
She dice Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. Eo. u NssSsns.
W. p. sHEARMAN. Treasurer
OFYIcE IEYFERsos ISsUkANgE Coz
TGlNrTr BUILDING, Ne. III BRoADvAV
EKw-YORR, March 10, ls71
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
the regular SeniAnuaG DIVIDEND Of 1--WE PER CENT the
capital stock also SIX PR CENT interest dividend the outs an
ceftates profits both payaRe cash demand also FOUR
TEN PER CBhT TIE capital In certificates bsing the und
ndsdp profits Of The 1872 I'M B. PLOwERY. secretary
VNHE COUPONS of the CHICAGO, DAN
WILLIE AND VIM ESSBS RAILROAD ,C0MPANYs FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS DUE April 1879 viii be paid in god and
that date the oEes Conpsny No. % Pns NewYSr
AMOS TESEEY Treasurer.
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fine

A RI MATTERS. -,,,-,,,.,yrv.
EXHIBITION THURSDAY ana ftipA. a~.sa ~ s-a - :. -.
M aaalssoe iree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-21
IN PER CENT INHERENT.
III CH0fCK KANSAS COUNTY BOMBS.
Registered By Anfitsr.
INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYABLE IN EBW-f3RG
FITCH, OTIS & Co.,
III PisR-sr. ~ T.

Banking Eonsrs Guo Bankers.
A UGUST BELMONT & Co,
"A BANKERS 10 and n Hassaa-st
ISSUE TRAVELLERS CREDITS
available IN all psTts Of he ggrll through the
MESSRS. DE ROTHSCHILD,
and their
Alec COMMERCIAL CREDITS and TRASsFERs OF MONEY
CALIFORNIA, EUROPE and HAVANA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
WATERING PLACE NOTES.

Surveyor Sharpe delights to troll for tho "rep-
tiles" as he styles the blue fish at Fire Island
Fire Island is being connected with the outside
world by o Western Union wire from Smiths
Point
At Bonapart Lake, st. Lawrence county, sports
men chase the wild deer At other resorts they 90
for another variety.
Crater Lake, Oregon is attracting the attention
OF tourists. The scenery is superb and hunting
and fishing exciting
twenty-five thousand Bostonians are Summeriz-
ng elsewhere, and the Journal wants to know
where they are.
The Canadians OF ST. John, N. b.. are in OBSTACLES
over the innux OF American visitors, who crowd
their hotels from cellar to roof.
The guests at Berkeley Springs, West Virginia, on
the 2sd, "tted." in knightly fashion, and the
knight OF "old Dominion" coming, crowned Miss
Laura lite, OF Baltimore, "Queen Of Love and
Beauty"
guest ct Atlantic City. 1t is said, has diamond
as large az hens egg. Probably black diamond
Is this seaside monster or a canary hen is meant.
LITERARY GENT lat Saratoga, to shoddy Mss
Have you read Shakspeare2
nSuoppY MIss-Of course have. read them
when they fust came out
Fechter, the trsgedian Is ruralizing near Rich.
landtown, Bucks county, Pa.
George Francis Train eats Hamburger cheese.
Leonard Jerome Ii at the Grand Union, Saratoga,
vfs-d-vts to Governor J. @. Smith. Of Vermont
william A. Dart, United States Consul General at
Montreal and daughter are ct Congress Hall, sara
toga.
Five hundred ana ten arrivals at Saratoga hotels
Friday.
The Indianapolis people send John G. New and r.
J. Bright to Europe for the Summer. Ohio takes
new departures" but Indiana takes bright and
new departure.
J. G. Cheap, Of Boston, is announced as tourist
In Colorado IN company with divine called Hay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28

many who were attracted . the place Of Wofsnil
In the hope OF seeing him,
THE rRss!DEsI DID NOT 111Dw oHyncH.
aisle, the third and fourth nom the resflne desk
were closed by the laying OF white wand scrosS
the doors, and were kept vacant during the service
The sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Brown nom
the text, ~" we confess our sins He is faithful and
Just to forgive rs our sins and TO cleanse non an
indebtedness" the object OF the preacher
was to show the necessity OF the nrsl
step in religion, the confession OF sns, - prehm.
mary to pardon and sanctihcation. He drew COM
trast between q s0-caled confession such as Judas
made when he declared that he had betrayed innol
cent blood and the heart outpouring Of the prodi,
gal son. The sin Of procrastnation, the danger ol
postponins the hour of true repentance wnen We
do not know at what moment we may
be called to render our account "a
the Creator, was enlarged upon with
force and earnestness. There was the stereotyped
ming ct the confession IS practised under ting
Catholic faith, and the usual inaccurate statemene
that absoutton Is q purchasable commodity In the
Catholic Church: These misstatements, howevery
correct themselves, and the preacher was EN-:
phatic and sincere In his exh0rtati0n his hearers
to make clean breast with God and to win from
Him, by sincerity OF confession and repentance
the promised pardon and sanctifcation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
A BROOKLYN AMAZON.

Thomas Collins and his wife Bridget quarrelled
yesterday at 10 Furman street. Bridget Is large
ana muscular, and Inclined to check any attempt
which her husband may make to rule the house.
hold. The result was that yesterday Thomas,
venturng to intimidate her with talk, she seized
head with it. He managed to es. ape
from the house and staggered to the
corner Of Atlantic and Furman streets,
loss OF blood, which flowed profusey from his
wounds. He was removed to the hospital. Mrs.
Collins was arrested and locked up IN the wash
inCtVn street police statlOns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
HOW CHEDISTER WAS CHEATED IN NEW
ARK.

James r. Smith, horse doctor, doing business
in New York, but residing in Campbell court, New
ark was taken into custody in the latter city last
night ana is held for examination on q charge Of
having cheated Robert s. Chedister out OF valua-
BILE house and lot In Newark. II Is alleged that q
deed $40 acres OF land in Missouri, Which Smith
gave Chedster In exchange for the Newark prop
erty, turns out to be fraudulent, there being mo-
such land as that described In the document
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
NEW YORK BURGLARS ON STATEN ISLAND.

Charles Kroger, aged seventeen; Louis Zeler,
aged twenty four; Casser Manvie, aged twenty
nine; julius Kassner, aged eighteen, New York
thieves, were arrested yesterday in Edgewater,
on Staten Island, charged with committing burg
larry on the premises OF the Richmond County Gas
Light Company. A quantity Of valuable property
was found in their possession. which was recog--
nized as having been stolen from Joseph Louis, q
butcher, who had store In the building OF the Gas
Comnanv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
A STRANGELY FATAL ACCIDENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July q, 1877

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July ~, 1873.
curious accident occurred here to-day. Mary
Smith, aged five years, was sitting on the front
step OF her residence, in the southern part Of tho
CITY, Mrs. Cooper, an occupant Of the house, went
to the attic window and, with child's nagsran,
some three feet long, with spear head, was en-
gagged in cleaning out the waterspout, when tho
stick slipped from her hand and, falling perpen-,
dicularly entered the chld's skull. causing instant
death,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-28
KILLED BY A FALL.

Thomas Leddy man forty-fve years Of age and
born in Ireland, was almost instantly killed, on
Saturday night by falling from a fifth story VIM
dow OF premises 70 Montgomery street to the side
walk Deceased was asleep at the time OF the
case.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

II has been truly and Significantly said
that domestic harpines Is more dependent
on good digestion than sis,nops creeds or
moral codes. II tbs dogma holds, the or
acle can be consulted, by prompt appli-
cation to Price, tho Delphic author OF the
Celebrated Aromatic Stomach Biucrs.
Wherever, within The length aud breadth
Of the land. Prices Bitters have penetrat-
cd, every household mas been iIlumiped by
tho sunshine Of an unciouded Joy, and ev-
cry family revealed in the swefts Or health
anu contcntmsnt The sparkling eye, the
rudy check, the cheerful smile and happy
glance, 20 less than the elastic step and
The nnfaitering tread, what are they but
The eloquent iclltales Of some WALKING
elixir? No secret Botany holds the charm,
no scicn;iic alchemy creates the spell.
The days Of miracles arc gone; the magic,
n'ysieriocsiy working wonders, have pass
ed away, and the age, a plain, practical
one; give ms eirple ionic, that. BY har-
py amalGamntion. restores to energy and
strength The enervafed system. Take
"Ptiees Celebrated Aromatic Stomach
Dtiers," and you bid an eternal farewell
to such uuuelcooe guests as dyspepsia,
indigestion, nervousness, neuralgia, flatn-
lcncy and debility.
Jxxrs W. PR1cn & Co.
Mauufas turers and Sole Perpetrators,
Lock Box l66, New Orleans, In.
Sold BY Druggists, Groccrs aud Dealers
throughout Che South.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

Utfk NhrtH, JuHeftf i'f's
10 M ydifr N M tslIn* I'ehfn IIt'
whIls ne people bf YOU Driving cI'y
are highly delighted WIN Tho brilliant
prospects htfsre them, md hrs daily 90.
ietisIucd hy tho 'nAa1ma'lon |of sons
new enterprise, we who I've Iu' ihs VI
entity of'Duck Creek, occasionally have
aafsast d good iI'Ioss" 10 cheer our path
way, and make life pleasure, not .
pain. ''',H WY
we have ia This community . fcurlshIng
Sabbath school known ms the Duck Creek
Union sabbath School, which Is conduct
ed at the new Methodist church. ~
On last Sunday pursuant TO an iavits-
ton to address our school. Captain John
@. Mccoy Of your city, was 10 attendance
with multitude Of Sabbath school chill
dren and respectable number Of specia-
tors TO listen 10, his romarks.
As there was preaching Immediately
after the school adjourned, 1t was sug-
Rested that Captain Mccoy should meet
the school at 3 O'Clock r. NJ.
Promptly at tho hour, the church was
full Of anxious listeners, whose high an
ticipaiion we're not disappointed.
Captain Mccoy spoke about an hour in
q most animated and eloquent strain.
making q masterly defence Of the Sabbath
school, and the manner of his audience
for one ling hour indicated Its ap-
probation Of his remarks. The Cap
tain urged the prcprfety cf'all San.
day schools accepting the American BE-
ries 81 International lessons, as'the best
means Of educating the whole country in
the principles oftheBiblc, and discarding
those peculiar dogmas so hurtful 10 the
world. In conclusion, we willsay that We
have an excellent school, consisting Of
one hundred and fifty members, fifteen
classes and corps o officers and tenchers
who know their duty, and have7the
moral courage to perform It. &c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14
he Lcadesh We.

The patter Of little fest on my Office
floor, and glad voice exclaiming,
"Papa, Pse come 10 'scort you home r
made known to me the presence Of my
little six year-old darling, who often came
at that hour to stake me home, as she
said. Soon we were going hard in hand
on the hoIneward way.
Nov, papa, let's play was a poor little
blind girl, and you must let me hold your
hand tight, and you lead me along, and
tell me whcre'to step and how to. 60"
So the merry blue eyes were shut tight,
and we began. Now step up, new step
down, here we 60 round the corner, and so
on till we were safely arrived ut home,
and the darling was pestling in my arms,
saying, /" Wasn't il nice, papa? l never
pecped once r
aBut," said mamma, "didn't you feel
afraid you would fall, dear :" y
With look Of trusting love came the
answer: 20 no, mamma | had tigh. hold
Of papa's hand,aand knew he would take
me safely over all the hard places"
tina, we might with just this loving
trust clpsp the heavenly Fathers hand,
and 60 down the steep paths, round the
sharp corners, and over all the rough
places Of this troublesome, changeful life,
never letting so, and never open our eyes
to wonder or doubt as to His way, know.
ing that it will at last bring us, when the
weary walk is done, to rest in his loving
arms for svermore.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

ffsfsohel wns Of the epinIon that With
The telescope ne used In those researches
In, Tho lIsavsDs which iminorLnllxpd his
nsins IN The annals Of solsnoe, Inc could
penstrsse four hundred aud ninety sevsp|
iimes further than Sirius, assumed 10 be
80 far distant that The sud Is nepr at hand
In comparison. While exploring With
that Instrument, one hundred and sixteen
thousand stars fitted by the object glass IN
QUO quarter Of m hour. and that subiend-
cd an angle Of only 15 degrees. SO all
tho worlds arc moving rapidly In space,
Reckoning from the limited zone thus in-
spected, tho whole celestial region could
DO examined giving time enough TO the
enterprise and judging from few Sec
lions only within the scope Of assisted
vision, more than FIVE billions OF fixed
stars might DO reasonably supposed to DO
recog nizable, and could be seen with mod
ern Improved instruments. But more
are beyond, vastly beyond, and we are
hoping and expecting that when Mr.
Clark, the self-made astronomer, Of Cam
bridge, Massachusetts, the most progress
sive telescope manufacturer now known
to scientists, has completed his great work,
far moro amazing discoveries will be
made In the ornaments. Surely the mech
nnism or the Heavens demonstrates tho
existence OF on Intelligent First Cause,
since such magnificent displays Of unnum-
bered worlds could not have originated
them selves. God surely reigns and di-
rects.- Scientific American.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

That clothes, clothes, and nothing but
clothes, should ebsorbthe greater portion
Of tho feminine world 81 the present time
must be evident 70 M. II wo pass D
groupe Of ladies on the street, ia any city
or town within knowledge, nine tines out
OF ten we shall catch a iemnrk nbout their
Dress past, present or prospective; on
every fair day they throrg the dry gosis
stores, and stand Ia mutc, ldmifing
crowds before windows where the last
fashions are gorgeously displsyed; and
when they return they are met by a
GREATNESS circgi Of friends, eager 70 hear
il there is yet sny news concsrning the
coming shape for spring bSyneis
No sooner are two ludtss Introduced,
than each sweeps the othef from head to
foot with glance as scrujinizing as If
she'was taking an inventory Of her be-
longines for m auction catalogue; no one
turns her back smiling friends, bntthcy
Instantly pause 10 scan her In silence while
she vsnisbes slowly in perspective no
conversation - 80 absosbjn -si.~t 49, fe-
male participants do not. improve every
diversion between eager fhapsodics or
earnest argument to ascertain whether
their ncighbor's collar is real or immita-
tion, and her bonnet homemade or Paris
ian. II short, oil the interests Of their
lives, ell fktir trinls and perplcxilies,
cluster about The immortal question,
"Nbat shall wear Whose ansger
must be decided upon at least twice e1c h
day Woman in american Society.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

L 4 :
Reported for tho Herald by W. @. Bandai Bro
PRinTs.- Merrimac W ll}c; Gloucester
| 10c; Graintc, l0c; Pocassct, Dc; Essex, loo
Clinton, I0c; l,crkshire, lee; Aprouo, l0c
IiSimpson s Mourning, 100; Cayulaita Sol
| ids, Zoe; Amoskeag, 10c; Sterling, 1Dc,
Montville, 90; Columbiana,S BIC; Wamsutta
SIC.
BLEACH CoTroN.--l0-4 Lowclls, S73c
Nunadnock, Acc; Pequot, 300.
"A BLgA,HED CoTroNs.--4-4 Revere,
1876; do. Masconome,, lie; do. Boot $, DC;
do. Boot Il, l3lc; do. Moccassett, lilo;
rs Fruit Of the Loom, Il 4c; do. Amoskeag,
l8lc; do. SOMERSET, l2c; do. Utica, llac;
do. Boot R, lie; Harmony, Sc.
Al BnowN CorToN--New Market, 49, G;
Houston City. Mills, 10; Aeawam, 10; Mil
lers' River, l2I; Bangor, l2s; Abbott, III;
Suffolk, III; Central Mills, %; Franconia,
s-4s, 7-Is! Baows Corross = EmpIre, &c;
Massachusetts 7, Ole; Bedford r, l0c;
Conesioga, 30; Houston City Mills, II 10
Brown DRILLS - Graniteyille, heavy,
l4lc; plymoth Rock, loo.
HEAVY DRowN Duck Super Tor do, 2c;
Howard do, 93lc; Clarendon do, 22ic. ~
HICKORY STRIPES - Mechanics, II 10 !;
Sheridan, l4lc; Rock River, $50 Eason,
frf wiittca-ien. f7c.. tnits,.
hOayy, 2llc.
lIEAvY CoTTouADEs, from 1870 to 30c
kentucky jeans, l2lc to a5c. Heavy brown
linen drills 25c to $50. Cotton plaias and
stripes, I0ac to ~ LOO. Ticking, 12lc to
Soc. GiBghams, 145c 70 2i3c. Lawns
and clgapdies, l2ac % 223c.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

We t~+e just perfected an invention
which Will probably relieve rs in the fu-
ture from The persecution Of life insurance
rsc1ts and book cau5assers. Il is 10 tbe
nature Of q patent combination refex-ac-
lion door ecfarer. We fasien itdorn By
the side - The lowest atep in trout or our
house, and wait until book canrasser
comes along, which Que is solerably certain
10 do Within fifteen or t<ratJ ninu;c1.
The ccpva-~er stops 10 Ecr8po bis t3ois,
while be thinks up some new and vsgor-
Gus cxafge1aiicn win which % Impose on
us. IA his foot touches de iron, tto
clamps fly over lis jnsIep ara hold him
fast. steel claw uIlicnly shoots op his
legs and rr>nc his frorscr<. trap Gics
open IN tia pavement, and tie vic,iu j.
haoled In coal cellar, rherc We have an
in{1r;<tc1 fris1nan engaged 70 uclior
Eip and f1siea him ouf <iib scoop
t<o~eI or lalch.t. We alI,r tae Iris1-
asa royalty 1fcr he r<n<zss And he
seems 70 be 1ri4>tc1 BY an <<rnz<< cn-1p-
>;4-r. xtici rrcniste rich results. ;:s-sb<
machine ra'Is veil ve shall either buy
a graveyard cr fono1 med icaI college.
IN he ut-o'iu>, persons IN ra1i Of teIi><
.e- .''.<<<''-o 1r o|A<l ratr><@> oi'| please
trP.s. Tie e,ft<> viii D. c'ss-l >4. n.
<.1''fce 70 cash r~<<I.<.<.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

A GENTLEMAN of 4'eiegsat leisure" and
a bachelor at that, has been amusing
himself with matrimonial statistics, and
reports that ont of two hundred marriages
published in New England jssrnals last
week, only two Of the ladies had old.
fashioned names as Mary and SUI.
san. All the others were Mollies, Dolies
Pollies, Libbies, Tibbies, Biddies, Hatties
Patties, Mattics, Lizzies and so on. He
says It he can hear Of some girl with a
familiar "Christian name" he shall
"start for her,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

Womeus kip pegged shoes, 50 TO SIS
misses do, So to $40. Ladies' sarge shoes,
SIS % 81 misses do, 81 to SIS. Ladies'
Ala sew !, 3lS 70 S26 misses DO, SIS to
S2i Ladies' calf sewed SID TO $50 ;
misses do, Sl2 to S24. Mems heavy kip
noeis, sci TO Se6, do CALI, S38 ~ So. q z
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14
All thc WORLD. A -ssn re.

Add all the people merely players, and
we surmise that large portion Of the
players thereon must be using that justly
popular preparation for the teeth, ''Fra-
grant Sozodont," from the immense de-
mand there is for that most delightful,
convenient and efiicacious beautifer and
preserver Of the teeth the world ever pro
duced.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

Are cxiens:vsls courtcffri,ed. Di-hoae-f drug
cIsts eade>vor 10 sell the onnntcffci.s IN make
t4cattr proats. The genuine have f',ensme NJ job
Moses ON ttth r-cfar>. an ofl@fe are u1f:hi-+s
imif1fions. Tho genuine ii|s uriaiIire 10 is
n AL fhc~c painful and iarer-pn- d'<ca<ts 60
which The fl,ilnlr constitution 10 FHiirct Ihcr
moderate an e<<<t<it< and cnre III frppres-io1 81
he ut1<c< when cIr-9i ~ cold inflammation or die
case. 10 II Cases cfr>rtcn. anA SIRIUS; Affections.
palms ~ s'r hack f,1>>, fatigue IN tiIlht txcf-
Tim 1afoiI-fiou Of he tt@f ht-:eri1- .d Vh't.t.
thy viii cffH>i cure ehsh ~ oiha1n fsa= ha,t
fai'Oi and ri'hcnz1 very ~ ut1f'. c1rftin n1illue
1nrff'I ~ be so1.t dri'p.fc cons tho hon.
Oi<rr;Ar h. TneIi-h German aud <ifrA 1rot,.A
e1rh bottle gives fal| direction and nI<Ic..
The rtnnIff rtiis arr cold At 1nr-t drug stores,
te< a 1orf drasfl-, -<-i' rnt <arlif tie rtnni''.
d. nHt b. 1ff&.ttti ~ A<t.rI aug to''r't' et or
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

WHEN you cannot see how you are to
''get along" visit few Of your sick OF
poorer ncighbors, and then come back and
try again. II it does not seem TO work
we'll, repeat the prescription, taking with
you some little delicacy Or comfort.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

Which is the oldest, Miss Antiquity,
old Aunty Deluvian, Miss Ann Terror
Miss Ancestor, Miss Arm T. Mundane, or
Miss Ann r. Cedent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

A BAD marriage is like an electric ma
chine il makes you dance, and you cant
let 70 tA. 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1873-06-14

When using DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills, no
restraint of diet or occupation Is neces-
.sary You may eat or drink as usual.
They ars purely vegetable.