davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
CAEKOT RURY CEsAR.

The Tribune and the Illinois and Ohio Lib
eral organs, 10 which might he added the Cou-
TteT-J0nrTdt, agree substantially that the Dem
Ocratlc party Is the party Of obstruction in re-
spect 70 the rise and progress 0i that new par
ty, which must ultimately be relied on tO bury
Rad icahsIn one Of these days. lIcnee The
sudden revival Of Democracy in the West is
Practically considered In the Interest Of Grant
it insuTes his reelection 10 a third term, by
cEystalizlng old issues and perpetuating ques.
tons which have heretofore resulted In Dem
Ocratie defeat. We submit that national par
ty organizations and movements are now too
pOnderOus to be managed and controlled by
small eommttees, and the best way after al
is 10 allow things TO take their course. The
country has grOwn-the people are numerous
the field Is large, and it is not an easy mat
ter for any body, however astute, 10 fore
caste the ideas and events which are going u
control a great popular election in the dista nj
future.
The Democracy Of the United States, redu-
ced 20 the strictest proportions, Is vast mi
nOrity, needing but comparatively small ac-
ceSslons to give 1t peTpOnderatlBg force. II
Is better geueralship to move the bmalleT force
% the larger than 70 reverse the process
AAhomet should come 70 the mountain
Let those who want TO prevent imperialism
and third term, rally 70 the great body of
the Democracy, instead Of demanding that
ths Democracy shall move to their orders. =
Aaeoa (Ga.) Telegraph
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
MMking work Tor the IdIe.

The New YorE NeicS suggests Let the city
provide work for those that are destitute VI
course, II ls q difficult th ng 10 gave work wheh
there is no work to be given; but the sItUaton Is
a difficult one all around, and our Mayor and City
Fathers should ondcavor for once TO cope with
something more embarrassing than routine ana
more trying TO their brains than official common
places Louis Napoleon made work for his idle
PArsians. He employed them 10 demolish hall
the CRY and then rebuild it. Oar municipal au-
Ihonties might do worse than dcmolish certa'n
quarters of New York but for the present we
suggest simply a thing that ought 10 be done and
NOT the WaN 10 do IT,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The DELAWARE GAZETTE established 1884
is the largest and most honrshing weekly the
State, and has larger circulation than any other
ng at s. = year. in advance. s.a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

A REPUBLICAN paper-lhe 81. Louis Globe
-Slae4 on what il calls "the best authority, ?
thai, very early in the next session Of Congress
one Of the Connecticut Senator'S viii introduce
= bill 70 wind up the National banks, redeem
their currency, and issue greenbacks in theif
place. The Administration organ ai Washing
Ton Slates that We are 20 have free banking. 0ae
thing y certain: Congress, alarmed at the con-
diliOn Of n1iioaal and private affair, will bt
diup0ed to do great deal Of financial tinker
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

TIE New Yorl T5t5auaa, 2in,es aud HGuL labot
undera mistake IN stating that S NJ. FELTON,, ESQ. q.
is one OF the indorsers ON the notes OF the Cali
tornia and Texas construction company. Mr..
FELTON, desires emphatic contradiction Of the
statement, aRd says that he is not on his or any
other paper as indorser
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

THk DAILY dAEErFE is published every afternoon.
except Sunday at Ale Market street. And served by
sarriarsaO snbaeribors IN all parts eeWiluainEton
aud the surrounding towns and villages, fer six
cents q week. payable wecxTy. Yearly subscfibUfs
t3 in advance. .. - .t.-..r .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
ron sAER AND RENT
RE3R0E los / CO.,
.Sts ma rs1 e .streels ylsa.inEtOa.

C0NVEYANCRRs. REAL RsTATR BROKERS.
oEsr the following very desirable properties fo'
sale or exchanges;
Acdssnsbail. as. feass, q tOsE;, e. 81: ts.4 Y
nm yS,i lSS ssii SSlSW ValIla.
No. 3
Eoass on ssrues streSS @ near Eighth. lust Rnish,
q; rooms and OutkitOheni very nes; will be aold
cheap an on easy terms.
Haud.eme new extension irOnt house, with gas.
bath, cOmmOdes. Ee., ON Harrison street near Del
aware avenue; verv desirable home, with the au-
vantage OF city cars. ~,
M.rAo. street store Saa Si idyssllins one S6 the
esf business stands In the city; will be sold for
1900 less than Vaiae. :,
A choice Market street residence; water. gas,
bath shade, &c.; really delightful home. aud of
fered very low and on easy terms
A chcap pleas ant and healthy village home in
Newark, Del. Lot aeEEss New house. rooms ana
store ROOM A miilinory has been sneoesstHlly
conducted here for some time. 5000 ice house ana
other at-buildings. Inquire OF J. II. Ray New
ark. or at our ouice.
Splendid building lot. 25xl2 IT.. on EiGhteanth b
street. near Washington. This will be prOttlbie
lot Co buy, as the building Of Washington strOot
bridge over the BrandyWine vii grestly advance
the price OIL lO''' No.
Washinxtop street lot. yoEltS; west side. between
Eighth and Ninth' VSrS e1Hi''' NJ
s. acres Of W. c. Creek bottom lands one mile
from Newark, Del :; stone house and bara.
2lOls on Delaware avenue, near Soldiers Monu-
ment each - axl35 It.
TT l-taa 'f.. No. Is. ,l.r. .g. y,
los on Delaware avenue. near City X. X. depot;
each DENIM It. =.
A water power Of 50 horse capacity. on the neV-
er. failing White Clay Creek, at IhOlnpsOn's sta
tion on the Pennsylvania and Del. kAiiroAd, 200
yards head race, 80 yArds tail races mill ON the Kali
road siding. no hauling or handling istock. but
load and unload into the mill door. thus saving
heavy expense. Strong inducements will be offer
ed 70 buyers, ast
A hotel stand on the Nd, and Del. Railroad. at
Marydel, Caroline county, Nd. Large new house
aud barn. ana Is acres of good iand goOd oP-
port unity to make mOHsys NOtOeal option here.
An excellent Erist and saw mill IN Penca1eI
Hundred, on the Christiana River, ~ feet head
and fall giving 40 horse pow or. halt mile 20 the
and ID. kailrOad thrae- fO arths mile to the ~ w
aud l.. Railroad. IN miles to Newark. A very de
sirabls property and now doing profitable buSi-
ness. -
| The Newark Iron Foundry. A goOl busih sSu
stand.
| Farms in PennsylVania. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia also. mills. stores. business stands and
dwellings. The public are invited TO call and eX'
anime the list. Correspondence promPtly ansWer'
al. REYNOLDS ~;
| 9l5 Market street. WilmingtOn. Deb,
Real estate brokers, eOnyeyancOrS. surveyor and
collecting agents Jy9-d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07
Heavy Nnecie NhInmenus.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The steamships Baltic and
Chy of Paris, which let Liverpool for New J ORR
to-day, took out $2j0,OO0 and $4,000 in bullion
respectvcly and the stean ship lIibcrnian for ST.
ohn's, \ f., and Halifax, took &lGS,OoO.5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

% :. 2 Y &C ] : { c. : : q. -.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

coNVRYANCRRs. RIAL RsTATR BROKERS
Offer the followlng very desirable properties fo'
sale or exchange;
Mcdefns bailt new houte, 8 fD0ms, ea.. Gbe 3
hoatorg water Closets Ae.. CORNER sixth ana Jeaef
g0n U0Fes0sv will W. eot1 6al0W VRiua.s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

ENOR RENT-NeW House, No. l42l lIar- -
n risOn street, eleven rooms, all modern
improvements, bay windows. three stories. ~
Possession at once Il ired. inquire at
l4ll Harrison street. teb16-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The New York Commercial says it is repor-
ted thai the grand jury has been investigating
and will make revelations in regard 10 affairs
connected with the Stokes trial and the conduct
of under sheriff. that will create como excite
ment. II is understood that parties have been
before the grand jury with evidence showing
that two or more of Stoke jurors we're tampered
with and thsI officers low were the currnpting
parties. OlLer Witnesses have been examined
concerning the loose manner in which jurors
in cases are permitted 10 roam about the city
and visit the worst dens in il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-07

The Centennial Commissioners have SEGA
red the services of Dom Pedro, of Brazil, for
0rnamenting the gallery Of sOvereigus. 'Rah
for Dom.
Another duke is coming to impress America.
II is he Of Genoa, nephew Of Victor Emanuel,
brother of the Princess MargheTita. He il
expected to arrive in San Francisco from Chr
ma soon, and from there he will come East
overland.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07

-"
an. p
am ~ .,s'aeat directs You Fs So
10y ''O'sn. interference witlp ,", :
so,ela~en' Of Louisiana. Aps'ease
''Ve'p" W.. Sara NJ
M, dsnerai . -
Tho seventh precinct. atafias re-
captured BY the Metropolitan half
past o'clock in the evenin
zen; Bodger, with 80 men and piece
OF artillery, reached the station, max
ing detour to the rear Of the I'm 9,
advanced toward il, and sent Of MUIR
phy 70 demand their surrender. 70 NO
reAched the station the altaokiParty
were received with vollsy fshoi-
guns OF perhaps 70 men, and imp'eiy
returned tho fire. The men ory re-
treated, and police rushinE inp'ur-
ca the station and seven priscnef was
then ascertained that NJ. x ani-
ler'scitizeni had been mortAll and
ed, a ball penetrating his abdom An
other man named Ernest Lira was
struck IN the arm with buck-sl
Chandler was conveyed I'd o ds'ore
where aphysician attended him. opes
were entertained for his recovery at
tending physician expressing thnioh
that death was momentarily z OK
pected. =,
AT half-past y O'Clock oil wAao Inc
ponce had at that hour retired y up
per portion Of the Market HousFing
small guard on duty.
new Orleans, March 6.-1Kellmet'
rop0,ilan police, were armedas my
anu nave just taken possession OF rel
lows Hall, where the McEnery lesure
nave heretofore met. Mr. ] @. use,
speaker OF the House, and other oers
VINO were In the hall at the timeee "a.
ken to hrst precinct police stssiopDout
a hundred melropolitans occ the
haiays.'eSquare. Considerable exient
anu large crowd gathering . the
square ana odd Fellows Halt -,
new orleans, March 8, 10 A.'Ihe
city was perfectly quiet this mog, no
trouble apprehended to-day. LIE mated
that dov' MoEnery did not auth, inc
movement made by militia lalsht.
metropoiitsns are in quiet posses w''h
inc United states troops In sAsyport-
ing distance, the militia oil cIsed.
n
. ans y. y.',.on' seheraily seem tore 'uS
;.sa ~ s. s. n,sn' 10 p,ema'ure' W.
J y, 'asion's' ~ making y Nv
s .;,n app0as' ou' supposed V ios. ,a
WIN wv VI sn'"iug shst peofou'u
Nv. !a''''y SUBMIT " hellosgs's'n-
Ae u A.,
sSn Irsa0,soo' March o.ie"sre
om s W Aoa H nrs' surrender a'soa-
clS n VI war " oeh' oahoy anu re've
,u', amh , lor pa,' RECORD y pe1sea
" "nss' ieianu anu .aere 10 pc"ea'
'ea, anu sheltered as soldiers aunt
SUNNI permanent mouse IN scnsrih
coah.ry may 90 louna, perhaps iriiona
.n.ru' 10 90 clo'hed, oed ana sh@a IN
mir NJ ~ new w. mouse ah'il such 'lne'nsy
VIII De able TO maintain themselwom-
~ On anu chi.a,ea ana 70 receive tr9r.a-
s t,om " H rs.. i', n .hehce Y new
no"oi tout'h' oeh, oahoy se1oPln
ION Una. ne can promise capt ana
s ~ o. ms freedmen PERMISSION viSi'
'ns 'i'',ueh''
aew York, March 6--Gen mont,
whois here, has prepared Nn de-
fence in the matter Of the proeegs in
paris concerning tho 81 Pan road
bond sales. He denies Al owl
edge OF fraudulent practices.
Criminal action in France iAinst
Fremont, Berdon, PROFITS, Parlisdsig-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07
TEXAS. LAND.LoCATIKG.;
COMPANY.
and viii locate Cortiacatesi for Y Interest IN iEs
lani
Below We give a7partal list Of the lands th At "
arc now Offering
FOR SALE.
pALLAs COUNTY

$40 acres, miles 8 OF tIutch,ps, the AAa Stokes
survey, prairie aud timber, price IS per acre.
$40 acres, 10 miller OF Dallas, part Of the q W..
Shaw survey, timber, price IS per acre
1855 acres, 4 miles N W Of Dallas, part OF the H.
Denton survey, timber price So per acre.
200 acres, Is miles W OF Dallas, the J. s. Jones
survey, prairie aud timber, price So per acre,
$40 acres 10 mills N W Of Dallas, timber, ~ per
acre. #AA{ Nsf
50 acres 10 miles west OF Dallas. part Of the .Thss.
Collins survey, prairie IS per acre
1876 acres III miles east Of Dallas, tho WIN Bryan
survey, timber, s. pcr acre.
100 acres miles north Of Dallas part efths Bled.
soc survey, prairie, ut $50 per acre,
1888 acres.7 miles south Of Dallas part Of the Levi
Dixon league, ptaric and timber at 81 90 per acre !.
1873 acres mills south Of Dalas. past Of the Levi
Dixon league, prairie, at 81 so per acre.
$50 acres IA. miles east Of Dallas, the Cornelius
vernay survey, prairie, at 50 per acre.
so acres miles west OF Dallas, part Of the u. A
Leonard survey. vt s. 80 per aero.
so acres miles west OF Dallas, part OF the D. A.
Leonard survey, at s. 20 per acre.
100 acres miles Northwest Of Dallas, part Of the
Il, Derbln surrey, timber, ut As 90 per acre. 8'l
l7S acres II miles east Of Dallas, part Of the j.
johnson survey. prairie, at 81 80 per acre,
1921 acres II miles east Of Dallas, part Of the W.
IanthIm survey, timber, at s. POI &C ..
100 Screa, ~ miles Southwest Of Dallas, part Of
the W. W. Merrel survey, prairie at rs per acre.
80 acres 6lx mIss Southwest Of Dallas, part Of
tho Harvey CLARK sassy, prairie and timber, at 50
per acre.
3l7A acres eight miles south Of Dallas,part tho
A. u. Howard .snrvey, pfairie and timber At 81 per
ncre vnsr,ss
800 acres omiles mort -west Of Dallas, part o. lie
g. Crockett survey, prairie and timber, vt "A ~ per
aero
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07
A Card
To the Citizens of Dallas Cihad
Country at ldrqe.

Country at large:
The undersigned has estbbed
himself as q general Stock uOn-
eer, Appraiser and Co4mion
Merchant in your midst. IL Of
all kinds, Real Estate, Gools,ur-
niture and Household Effecb cy-
cry description bought and Don
the most reasonable terms,
In connection with the atbydu.
siness, | have established A lel-
ligence Office, where | will 1eive
applications for business Of ery
nature, and hope to be able tolve
just and general satisfaction tall
parties.
OFFIcE-Corner Housto, H(m.
merce Streets, Dallas, Tens
Respectfully, M. A. HIBBA
March 6, 1873 -dn2l:tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07
FARMS IN DALLAS COUNTY.

100 acres miles east Of Breckinrldge, y. Mop sur.
ysy, so acres IN cultivation, at $50 per acre. ,t
300 acres miles north Vi Dallas 100 asrcs In cu-
Walton, good orchard, NJ $500.
2i0 acress miles southwest Of Dallas 200 acres In
cultivation 40 agros PASTURE good dwsl ling, ten.
ant houses, barn, stable, &c. Gin, small saw and
grist-mlll, At 5000. Ms.
100 acres Hiles northwest Of Da'las, 30 acres In
cultivation, 2 story house, Ut $4,000.
~ acres miles north OF Dallas, ITO acres In eHl.
tiss,ian, Il e22 so per arr-. A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-07
rARRAEr..cousrY.

NH""A" AAS~oNAAs
1880 acres patented to Clark Bryan, at $a5o.
l47o acres In the name Of y. Houston, a 81 pr
acre. 'a
100 acres 10 miles south west VI Fort Worth, par
Of tho J. Gilleon survey, prairie, ut ~ per acre
lB0 acres 10 miles east Of Fort Worth, tbs Fsnnln
survey, NJ IS per acre
400 acres, 10 miles souih west Of Dallas, the No
Kinney 4 williams survey, prairie, At y per scs
$40 acres miles south u Fort Worth, 90 acres In
cultivation, orchard and hodge fence, prios $500.
DENTON COUNTY. N
5000 acres 10 miles south Of Denton the ". The m.
ton survey, prairie and timber, at rs per acre.
FARn.
200 acres uallcs south Of Lswsvilis, Is acres h
cultivation At 80 per acre.
JACK sousrr.
llss acrs.a u 50 p.raer.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 80 per acre,
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
liio acres at g per aers.
ARCHER COUNTY.
22o acres al % psr acre.
rRArn COUNTY.
= 1890 acres at 81 per acre. W
ELLIS COUNTY. ssa
1850 acres, jose A. auano survey. en- cAanbsrs
creek, price "a per acre
ss HENDERSON COUNTY.
800 acre. miles north Of Pstsn.BIuif, % acres Il
cultivation, al s. IL pcr aero. s-1
mAERm COUNTY.
$50 acres on Cream Bsyou, at s. PER acre
~ HAMILTON COUNTY.
60 acres miles south Of the town Of HAMILTON, .
"a so per acre. t5t s-sg. ~ I,f i'-
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. i28, between JAG kson and Wood Streets
-
Block No. 10, Youpg's Addition, corIsr Wood
and Howard Streets HH
Ono half Block No. o05,S, Youngs addition, Wood
Street, l00x200 feet q a tiasf ttf f
( Block Ne. ISL Victor and Pearl Streets. f
Block No. a5a victsr and Pearl Streets.
Ono fourth Of Rlock No. g71S, Commerce Street,
50xlJ0 ket.
II. Block No. 70, Main Street, box2o0 sset.
In Block No. $50 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street.
l60x200 feot
Block 2Sl and scs, Bsyan and Buriora Streets.
Lands in Missouri ana Arkansas to Exchange
for Texas Land.
.ss1g AtLT, JENKINS 4 FAULT,
North Side puDlie. Square.
Dallas, Tsras r.b. n. isTa-nis
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
the Exemption BIII.

We publish in another column the law passed
BY the Legislature exempting from execution prc-
ces certain articles Of personal property. 1t pro-
vidss for the exemption OF seysnty-flve dOllarI
worth of tools; and in addition two hundred dol
lars worth Of furniture of any family, which mus
Be appraised under oath at Its true money value
but permits the heads Of a family 10 wave theil
claim. As the law existed previous to the passage
Of this act, only one hundred dOllars worth Ol
goods were exempt and that could be taken for
rent
Some years ago the Lsgislature passed an aC'
Of this kind, and it vas found very Objectionable
upon trial. because landlords suffered severely
by those who moved out Of their houses with
out paying the rent, and the consequences was that
renters were put to so much inconvenience ia
hunting up security. that petitions were sent in
the next session, and the law was repealed 30 fal
a. it applied to rents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
The ProtectIon of Women.

We published yesterday the act passed, by the
Legislature for the protection Of women. Il has
Ssme very important features which should claim
the attention Of all interested and perhaps there
are none who are not interested or likely TO be-
come so. Married women are especially interested
in this act. 1t enAbl1s married women to hold or
dispose sf their property by will and Otherwiseb
the consent Of the husband; premits them to re-
ceiVe property, real and personal, from any per
son other than the husband, and hold 1t without
being subject to the debts Of tie husband. The
clause which prohibits the husband from deciding
property to his wife will no doubt be evaded when
derived By transfer through a third party. But
this might provo dangerous experiment, and We
would not advise venture upon its trial. We
commend 10 those who feel an interest in the mat
ter perusal Of the law.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

Robertson countt, Taaaa. claims that ils ha-
live coal is AZ yer q n6re calcfihc than that
AZ Pennsy ylvania. M
Caliiornia s casling its big sifawberries in lhs
eelh of the dive lera "a colder clines at the Faie
ofa dollar basket.
Anolheri tenn ID lbe ex pensss Of members Of
the last Congress is 500 worth Of snuff Well,
they we're certainly quite up to L.,
Indians. points 10 one Of ils Counties cOntalns
ing over a thousand genuine widows, as proof
e1. N'N-A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
don. farnsVsorth On the sack cav,

Gen. John +. Eamsworth, ex-Congressman
from the second Illinois district, has witten long
letter. devoting hia hharo Of back pay toward tle
sbatemento of taxes in his district because in the-
ory each district pays Its own member, and, on
the suppcsiilon that some member will retain
their share, II ho were 10 return his to the Uniled
States Treasury the amount would still be psid
BY the district "Besides," he adds, elf It were
returned to the national treasury il would always
be tempting subject for q claim either for my.
quotes the constitution TO show that its cunstruc-
ton means that the pay Of the President shall mot
be increased during the period Tor which he ahall
be elected, and argues that il does not mean for
term OF four years. and that the former word COW
efs the whole time, be it one, two or n dozen
terms. He also alleges that larger salaries are not
necessary now than formerly 10 live in Washing
ton. He compares the allowance" 'sinciden-
tals," and ''cOntlngencies' appropriated for MF.
Lincoln for 1864 and for Gen. Grant in 1873.
Total for Lincoln, e22. 500; total for Gen Grant,
S69 l60. Reports Of other congressman renounc-
ing the back pay continue to some extent also,
among them both Congressman Hazelton, Of Wis
eonsin, and John n. Krebs, Of the thirteenth Iii.
nois district, whilst another Western Congress-
man, Aylett II. Gotten, Of Iowa, invested his back
pay IN United States bonds which he cancelled
and sent to the Treasury. OF coursS, any or all
OF these gentlemen might legally take the pay
after it had been made theirs by law, but they
take this method OF showing their disapprobation
of the whole scheme Of retroactive leRislation in
their own favor forced on them by tacking the pay
clause to an appropriation hill on the last night OF
the Observation-Disclosures Ssia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

THR DAILY GAnErTH is publshed every afternoon
except Sunday at 4l6 Market street. and served BY
carriers 10 subscribers in all parts of Wilmington
and the surrounding towns and villages. for six
cents q week. payable weekly Yearly subscribers
aS In advanee tFFs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22

The DELAWARE GAXETTE. established l7sA.
the largest and most Hourishing weekly the
State. and has larger circulation than any other
on the Peninsular. Published eEery Friday morn
ing at g \ year, in advance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
A HEAVY STOCK OF PRIEG& & SUMMER
CHEAP e0oTs AND SHOES,
second 81. aosrs west % MaEkeG.

The undsgignsd respectfully informs hIg -.
8 larFo and wall seIastsa stook Of FALLN u
AND WINTER BOOTS, BHOES and GAf-' -
Children which aHo maanlAetnrod from the best nae
e1ral and mado In the best mnnner and Willbs sold
as lev ag the namo article can Be obtained n this
oFang other city. Ladies' an gentlemen buyima ae
my store VIII hage the nAEautave Of large ard ya
Fled assortment iron Whsah to select q f69hinnabla
daily invited % oail and examine ny stock and
learu ny oKeeodinglV low nFlcQl,
iEs- u JOHN X. BABCocKs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-22
ONLY TEN I yQEMTa
4 rynRY MAN ms OWN rArrrrn.

~ EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER:
Or. Paints-How to Select and Uss Zhsu.
A plain treatise, containing sample card with a
different actually painted shades and tlnts With
ins!ruetiOns for exterior and interior House Deco
ration.
aS copies. bound in cloth for Ss. Sample copies.
rSceiPt Of 10 cents 81 tSS RSbiisksr. w
ft~H HENRY QAhkY BAIRD 1
K. Box 1924, P0st-Ohee. philadelphia. :
See the Jol0WiR0 VQlabls erracts no pFeas noaissss
"A very Taiuable book and mona Intending 70
paint should tail 70 read II. NY Y. 1yftMae.
= We did not know % much could be eaia On che
fuh3oCt Of paiptiug house until We read this ax-
eellent book OF Mr.. Baird q. IN. N. Heruld. = :.
want long felt at Last supplied p. .SsisSfifs An.
Not only necsssity to the painter, but valuable
to every occupant af dwelling. .iaAlv. ". Wbrld.
Buy 2b copies of this beck and distribute fhom
among yOur friends. HtheV will heed the aiVies
thsfeins yol e9uld maksnO more valuable present."
I'm publishing this book Mr.. Baird has done
real service 20 the community - loisdo BLADE.
I'VE hope the publisher will sell lOO 600 conies of
this book during rs. honOa AdUmpfisee 54.ti &C.
I'VE have just painted eur house a. advised hy
the author, ap1 congratulate ouraaiYes that No
dwelling in orr neighbofhood oEcoI1 ou1l IN an
poAranOe. .'~-k kkafperAo Weeklr. =
I'm selling sampls copy lor 10 cen q HI. Baird
must feel eeFtap fer . boano q oloth win
follow .'s-Fp Fpdak Lssiie ~ 80 hqgra7l "a Tvfs 4
I'VE know the town and eountFl painta fheRaia
rectmmouded and can VDueh for fkoir VaiDe and
the oKoelltneo Of the sHarfiBon" brand 81 Nhiio
lead - Phata. Ledger. g ~ - VI