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SYNOPSIS yos The PAST IwkSIy- .oyn Rcys. :
Ne area OF lowest Barometer, which US % Monday
morning south of Cape Cod, Il nov apparently over
sout bern NoyA Scotia. Fresh and brisk northwest
winds, with cloudy weather, prevail in New Eng
Isud and New YorS Clearing and clear weather,
very low temperature. and brisk northwest winds
are reported from 70 FLORIDA, ami the
sae, with ighter winds, from Mic hgan southward
% the gulf. The high 1T pressure Il Tennessee
Illinois and lows. The tenpefSture is below zero
from Canada West to Minnesota. The barou6.ter
has fallen rapidly, with high southwest winds
and rising temperature in the extreme northwest
ported from the Texas coast
PRoBA BILITIE< the rest of Tuesday in New
England and New York rising barometer brisk
northwest winds, falling mperature, partly clouiy
and clearing weather.. For the middle and south
Atlantic states generally clear weather. diminishing
northwest winds and continued cold weather For
the gull states winds yeer TO the northeast and
north, with continued clear, cold weather From
the Ohio valley northwaId to the lakes light winds
and clear, cold weather, followed Tuesday night BY
falling barometer, southery winds and rising tenn
pers;ure. For the northwest falling barometer,
brisk and high southerly winds cloudy and threat
ening weather, preceding storm center. Caution
airy signals continued at Norfolk, Cape May, New
York, New Lsndon, Boston and Portland. Ne
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DRY GOODS.
. Z w DR Y G Obs.

SUE :sHss sSSRs ssss
skIE2sass gafaHfh kfss soWkEELRss s e
We hsss rs.srsnsed our dock ana ADJUSTED
III f1ICke throughout lpon . MT Cash
DOWN tosuehWOHDERfULLY CHEAP RATES
s11I FSST1SGTpNaS ARE rfHfIkELf OUT or THE
CAs,Cassimeres, Flaanels, &C. at q great reducticn
P PRpnH e. q Pres Goods sSSut bal. value ONE
Hta isis "a 1859 HH ~ s : ss st
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FOE THE ISAUGURATIoN.-ru ll dress or swal-
low-tail coats, price from SIS to $50; black and
white dress vests, price from 80 TO 81; black
doeskin drcss pants, price from So to $3.50; at
EIsEMAN s. Bros,
) 505 9TH street, May Bulldog.
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aABLH BROTHERS,
FASHIONABLE rAILoRs.
Re Att CORNER OF 1rH AM 6rs.

/ AND c6 6a7Tfkkasda sunDHs
ssea6lished N AeslsJ in this csy, are precsrsd o
Gn6nnasS9' g - shprtsst notice, AT ki.ds g OUT
tects. b.ilders o. ooutfaetor & the iovssl marfe
ratee. We have censtAntly "a hand . inrTe assort.
WindoS sis, CsSs, 1Sss siIIs, etss". Wsssr TSSis.
66Sss CssEcsca C0y!lG, 10. Jas. u, IU66iLI !
New York aIspus snd WsEkaS. nssii;iS
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-, GEO. COWIE, President.
PHIL. III. WEIGH. Secretary. j3I-tf
TO LADIES.

IN EAUIES.
Wy How sad 10 Is to q young wife, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
To fulfill her household duties, and all her moral ca
pacees to accept the responsibility which falls BON
her, TO Sc her Frustrated, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
Why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera-
abel This state OF weakness and debility is more
natal 70 her than severe spell Of that
che viii lnger months after months, not thinking
worth While 60 see ply stefan about il, until nature,
exhausted gives and she Is carried to the
shen little precaution In proper time would have
spared her life To prevent, to strengthen, cure
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIFR BIT,
HRS Of DIR. L. q. RERTRAM. They are . safe and
iniAlllble remedy against maias.:, Dyspepsia, COS
uyeness, biliousness, headaches, morning sicknes.
AID AID a., e9mplaint. peculiar to women. These Bit
tiers, which are sold By all druggists are in couse-
guence Of their virtue and most agreeable tas.. IL
medicine par ezceilsHcs for lafiies i1s,tr
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FINE SwALLOw-TAIL DRESS COATS, all sizes
and prices, just received. A. STRAUs,
1Gii Pa. avenue bet. 10th and 18th sta.
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TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulnesS of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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The SINGER SEwINa MACHINE is the m ost
useful article in any household.
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For THE ISAUGURATIoS BALL.-Eid Gloves.
latest shades. A STRAUs
lOii Pa. avenue, bet. 10th ANA 18th sts.
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Fine ALL-WOOL SUITS, els to SIe.
Fine ALL-wOoL SUITS, : Is to Sfs'
Fine ALL.wooL srl H9E%ss Prices ;s $40 10 ssa.
Former prices, 9 20to $50.
We have still small remnant of our winter stoch
OF hne BUSINESS SUITS left, and, in orlisr mot TO
carry q single garment over, are Offering them g
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CIT Y ITEMS.

VI I y II M >.
The SINGER SEwiSa MACHINE is the m st
useful article in any household.
1Oii Pa. avenue. bet. 10th and 18th sts.
Foe THE ISAUGUKATIoN.-ru ll dress or swal-
iow-tal coats, price from SIS to $50; black and
white dress vests, price from 80 TO 81; black
doeSk'n dfesS pants price from s. to sl2''; at
5o5 9TH street, May Building.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulneSS of Singers Sewing Machine. is
For THE INAUGURATIoN BALL.-Kid Gloves,
latest shades. A. STGAUs
iOil Pa. avenue, bet. 10th ana 18th sts.
JUsT RECEIVED.
White Shirts at S1.O0. White Shirts at sI.15
White lat SIZE. White Shirts at s2.O0.
White Shirts at SlJD. White Shirts at 81 So
A. STRAUs,
1cil Ia. avenue, north side, near 18th st.
ASK YoUE GROCER for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits
rolls, bread, griddle cakes, waffies, &c. Depot
60 New St, n. Y. At retail by all grocers.
PoNp's ExTRAcr-FOr twenty-five years the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
Book. 2,IO:25
SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands Of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Chiropodist, No. SIS 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C,
and advice Is to suitable shoes.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays Der CT.
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to and
To 8. 6,14tl6
-H
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns Agency at Chas
Baum's hOOpskirt and corset factory, Eth street.
Inteligencer Building. 1923
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street.
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PIANOS. 40

PIANOS, 30.
GgTsEIass k k1EsHss fIkxhcIIStL PIANO "A.
Or SflhQshMp okGlSS orass. -
ave-, end q MAIN Drug ssor. Corner ~ w.
TUNING AND REfAIRING PIANos-s
..,. ~. 20. 80 - mss,osl Assetess.se.n-AI1-
toy .issnsss. s ss NJ ErGnB' sP Sp s,ti.f.s
80 suee., near northwest corner q PeunoI,s.,.
s,enne, Tor The psa twenty year, veil knc~, y.
k.ns.rsr NJ ssd nus.cA ln>trument Askers -
n'.rs. ss,.r gssefs IN Pianos and hssaosl In-,rs
SchohACAkR co.'s PIANOS,
PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REJECTION IN PRICES
Ihe.. Instruments, which, on soooup, NJ th.,,
Sscsa,s ~ o'rr 81 othors, have Ia few yesrs
IcwnS ~, S.Is,ry, Can Be had nov Tor the tol vn
s9JARl PIANOS from s1stos
SkHSha =, f,AAos fT,.s ssste so.
Person. ah p. .s,S y .r.| sssts lSrs
chasing the best instrument OUT ~, ~ So IL yns
al con rare for ihetusely-s Plane !, '"o % osn
Sisu GAEL kIcatER. asr esi''A'@
sss Pennssl, Anis avenue
MlLLIAM kSABE q co,
Grand 81 baaYLIiseEE, hAku.sp,
Tb.-. in,tS nv ahh MD UPRIGHT PIANOS.
tfty sears, aud upon their sKr.;l,'r-. PeSso t~
sbies SrosHrDe SnT ~ pEe-slninenc, ~
tone, touch, Syrkmspship and ssr.i,,i,,s ~.
have teen awarded SIXTY ye sSia al .iSsf -' IT,
SQUARE PIANOS have their nep AMI ti,sr,S.s
ONcrstTuug Scsle aud Agrsfe.
illsn McCant-ont PIANOS aud PIANOS ana
AID rent, 1T kklCnkNBACuS
decl0tr Pisno war-room-. 42s Ilth -tress.
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GEO. X; WILSON, RILEY A. snINN,
fel-N Mrrnbers of the Rnard II Annaals

rs SPECIAL NOTICE-THR NATIONAL
ny, CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
IION.-In accordance with the Constitution, the
Board Of Directors has authorized the sale Of such
shares OF Stock as are on hand, fixing the premium
q per share lts real value. The purchase price,
or by paying double dues until Iiquidated The la;
ter condition affords excellent Opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
rnsbie az the same time realizing benefits identical
with all the stockholders This Association has besn
IN successful operation for period Of two years
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS L. FLETCHERs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
WI LADIES AND CHILDREN, 1921 Nesr fsh
acesH.-The third quarter viii commence JANuAly
~, 1873. ocle -ans
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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NO lUnlUa...L. lIQI WIN ~ : iair oo1a
:s: = 81 f 49,: S - 80: - S SS;
2, -: 81 ;; s::S;Hs ::
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WILCOX & GIRB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1O.2S
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fVn HckHTIA BRIoK HOUSE, Of 9 rooms, neer
having sntS aSCesasn eesutfSl sed on corner,
.t, snerougn repair g1 and vsesf Apply Il los al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12
The nirarslde Aen.iemY.

Under charge of Mr.. NJ W, Martin,
viii open lis fall session on Monday
next, September 10 IN the old Mosouic
Hall building, on Houston street Mr.
". has fitted up his rooms IN hnnl'
some style, with the improved Gothic
desk, with curved back and curved
slui-ioldlng seat, globes, maps, nnd
other furniture needed in n ilrsi'clas.
schoolroom. Being determined Ia
have everything necessary In u school
room, Mr.. Martin asks fair share OF
the patronage Of our citizens. We
have known him ns teacher for tn,
lasi two years, and do not hesitate t.
pronounccallm fully competent In all
the branches which he proposes 10
teach. See his advertisement in an
other column.
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The County Fair.

As many Of the citizens and resi-
dents of this county are In the dark, ~
To tie time of holding our County Fair,
some having II TO commence on the
18th, others equally us wide Of the
mark, putting il down for the 10th,
while many cytn cOntr0vert The idea
of its being held at all, We will say, for
the information Of all, that our County
Fair will commence on the Both OF
this month, continuing five days. In
view of the confused understanding
regardingthem matter somepains should
nj once be taken to have II corrected,
80 that this important scheme may mol
suffer for want of proper notice ~ to
the time of holding II.
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Kahn. Pretty wic-A short s.or, .

AZ the early dawn of the late rebellion
John would 90. He could not he induced 10
abandon his lighting propcnSitirs. lilSwlie,
though young, was IN fcsblc health, palc'
cmacated and haggarl. \ parting KISS, u
few tears, and John bid adicu. During the
first twelve months of the war news came
that lohnT wife had passed away. The war
closed, and John, with hunor', sears and
tears, returned TO his once hnpry home 80,
that sweet flower, 50 beautiful ~ indlng, Is
NO more. said he, "but will stroll the walks
where once we were 50 happy. He Knocked
al the door, was invited into the parlor; II
linr, healthy, rosy lady made her appear
Nncr; n short silence; y loud scream, ana she
frll INTO his arms. That lady was Johns
vile, "My dear Julia, what produced such ~
wonderful change in y"u:" "Dr Dromgooles
English Female Bittcrs." was the modest
reply,
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u. Onlclal Paper Of the City
ION WORK.

We have the facilities aud the WORK
men 20 do nv good work, nnd " ~
,aw .o,.. ns can be done anywhere
and We mean TO do u, Hiring son'
Tine lob work TO THE DAILY HLH'
AID opFIc.. Corner Elm and iio"''
ion streets.
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PRATT .dstrul Oh'
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
10 gas. Burns in any lamp without danger
of exploding or taking fire. Manufactured
expressly to take the place of volatile anu
dangerous oils. ITS safety under every posi-
bio test and It's perfect burning qualities nro
proved by its continued use IN over WO,OOt
families.
Millions OF gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or Indirectly, has ever oc-
Cured from burning, storing or handling 1t.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting nom the use of cheap and danger
our oils In the United States, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
sjopers throughout ihccOuntry recommend
the Astral Us the best safeguard where lamps
are l,sc.l Send nrplroulnr,
For sale ut retail Us lie trade generally,
and ut wholesale by the prOprietors,
CHAS. PRATT 4 CO.,
l0gd,Sw6m los Fulton street. New York.
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A DALLAS wife put an OBI broom
handle to the following usage day be-
fore yesterday: She first used ii to
pull clothes ont Of n wash boiler She
Killed two mice with ii; size lishcd Il
chicken out of u slop barrel with it
she thlashrd four Of her brats with ii;
she whackcd her lord over the jaw
bone with it for being "too short" after
she had "almost killed herself working
for him. she kindled the supper fire
with half of it, and the remainder she
made into several bundles of tooth
picks, which she laid away for her
lords convenience.
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WE had the pleasure of meeting in
our city, last night, Hon. +. l.. Dohony,
of the Paris North 7clun, and late
State Senator. Mr. ID. had been to the
State Convention, and was ell route for
home via TT. Worth. We were pleased
to see him ENJOYING good health.
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Thcall important question to the contract
or aud builder-liow can make more
money ut lower figures on my bids? Answer;
Easy enough base your bids upon fair
margin over what your work will cost ut the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lt1tuth,ysut3W
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Jyl5itf
NOTICE.
ur. W. ~. sparkle.

OF shreveport, IL our authorized agent ior
that city, TO whom parties desiring to adVer'
,Ise in or subscribe for Tnr HERALD are re-
spectfnily referred.
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Philip Wcrlcin, wholesale ana retail deal
~ In Pianos nnd organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. SO-W Balunnr street, New Or
leans. qualities better prize, lower aud
terms more favorable than at amy establish
mcnt South. lArgc sales fully attest these
statement. Pianos sold ON payments Of
sl2 % and ~ per month II preferred. Philip
Wrrlcins is the oldest music house, andolSo
the largest piano aud organ houNc IN New
Orleans. One-louuh million copies sheet
musicor al kinds. S.nd for price list ANA
forms. l4Glu
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HpTCHINS.
Towu Lots for kRir.

twelve lots zone block, on the principal
buslncss street OF ihclown Of iini'nlns' on
Inc Central RAILROAD, IN Dallas county i''
sale at low prices, Apply To
49, JOHN w.swISDELlS,
,.,,,,, Herald ONCE.
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NOTICE.

4 partner ~ wanted. with $1,000
cash. 10 invest ina profitable business
already established. Call ~ 4. Fox a
Bros.. Elm street, or address j. 4"
IOckbox -, Dallas, lNdlw'
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FOR Rent,

The Southern Hotel, situated on Main street
The street cars pass the door every ten MN
utes. Apply TO
l-7dlo, TuOS. FIELD.
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90, .oo lI,nl pror,or a 1.nmbIc's Extra
100000 Feet of Lumber.

Ninety miles east of Dallas, =. & r. II. Il
sllrcrM. Apply 10 ". H. AILT,
N.dtf Real Estate Agent, nallns.
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Tho t,niIrnnd Er!dgc.

The timbcrs for the Pacific Railroad
bridge across the Trinity are being I'M
loaded at the tank, daily. Assoon as
sufficient material is on the ground the
construction will he resumed. 1t will
take about two months to complete the
unfinished part, when The road can he
pushed speedily forward, and our IT,
Worth trends will early have the
pleasure OF welcoming Il real, live
honor.bright locomotive and all the
other fixtures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12

OVER three hundred dollars was coli
lec;cd in about fifteen minutes, in this
city yesterday, for our suffering neigh
bors ut Shreveport Sells, of the Cos
mopolitan, did it, pnd forwarded the
money yesterday. More will he raised
ut once, and our afflicted friends ut
Shreveport can couut upon Dallas do
ing everything in her power.
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Agency for the sale OF T.. Brunswick d Co. =
billiard tables, improved cushions.
W. X. ORRlCK, Agent,
l71dim jefferson ST., two doors from Main.
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Go 10 Siegaii a 60. for lac
best NJ. LOnis Bcil Treble Pih-
nos IN the niarket--.in monthly
lnslalImcnts; also iDr fnrni-
turc. books. stationery. crooks
cry mud glassware, window
shades, pictures. ANA aii kinds
Of nOuidings, wall paper. step
ladders. inbie and pocket cus-
icry. dswlawly
Wc ser That Proctor a Gnmbic's EStrn
olive soip is becoming very popular In ON
r.iy. It, humility, wr know X superior ana
Dring nlrrly prrnnod, We nro not surprised
tlinl consumer, prrlr H. aud that It has Il
large Mlc.
DAlns, September 1--we hive the plra'
.urc 10 inform Our friends and the public
that we hnyr temporarily opened an oillce
In town with Nles,p, ". a., Randall Bro.
untll the COMPLETION Of our new building
corner Lamar street nni rnclhc avenue, aud
are prepared 10 receive aud forward cotton
as usual. lSlilOt B,F.LtCE " 60.
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Two iIrst-rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply to
T.. $. GAY, JR.,
l5l.dt office Jordan, Gay & Co.
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Esnecinl Notice.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply to CD. Dent x Co., Office
City Railroad, lDdi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12

The best assortment of llavonaand domcs'
tie cisnr. md Virginia tnbac. In Dallas is To
b, had AT Z. Nrinrrltr's, opposite toSnlopoH-
tan hotel. lI'-u'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-12

Geo. vi. LittloiIcid AZ Co.. fur
niturc dealers. have moved ops
DOsitC the Scott House. Elm
street. where they will remain
until their new brick building
| In cOMvgctcd. llItf
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Two good residence, In tii, city. lnmc-
dlatc possession given.
liD.dtr STEAGNLL s. 60,
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Loo sucks salt ion sale hy
l51liw BhOtk' IEIt w.
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For Rent,

The second story OF clark & Bfyan's new
building, corner Main aud Lamar streets
Apply To. Clark " Bryan, west side Public
square. p'uu
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Boots, 5hO 9 So, ct g
GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR OF THEM.

We mean guaranteeing will pair every pair which
entire satisfaction.
We say further resident brother in New York having
lately effected whereby the bulk of the
houses along shipped by fast freight lines, all rail New
York enabled keep repenihe The old age
Te money! been guide in conducting business and
pride ourselves on Whenever short article
tap the wires thereafter transportation
can less than heretofore by the dangerous
Gulf b which route generally weeks goods
plate establishing and intend always keep
with the times.
DON'T FORGET o
Main Street, between Austin and Lamar.
BRING YOUR FRIENDS ALONG AND We WILL ALWAYS BE GLAD TO SEE YOU
SANGER BROTHERS.
DALLAS, bryan, CALVERT AND SHERMAN
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FI,UrrS AND NUTS,


a good deal Of wheat has been offered hut
the press by farmers seems now 10 be SUD
siding. Flour active at our quotations
Mpuuotgt
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~ STOCK AND METALS lin gold
NAILS.
LUMBER.
White pine, clear ana selected

Casing and finishing nails lc T ID higher
han the same Size common nails.
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Main Street, Opposite Fields Opera House.

We will continue to sell goods at
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E7ltt
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-09-04

The sudden aud extreme changes of tempera-
ture which have taken place this summer, and
have been attended with fatal effects among
those exposed to them, and more particularly to
children under five years of age should suggest
the general employment of flannel next to the
skin in this climate. The marked and rapid de
preston of temperature which occurred during
last night, was calculated to occasion almost as
disasterous results to children even the rise of
temperature which for time SO fatal here,
and the morbid effects of which could be warded
off either during changes from cold to heat or
rice rersa. non-conductor fabric of light
manufacture for summer wear and heavier
description for winter, would unquestiOnably
prevent third of the mortality that occurs
among young and old in the extreme changes
which take place in both seasons. Some physi
clans, and one of exceptional intelligence partIe-
ularly, who, few years since, read a paper
before the College of physicians and surgeons,
against the of flannel in summer, believe that
children could be stripped of their non-conduct-
ing clothing in hot weather with IMMUNITY
Economy prompts many to resort to this course,
and almost invariably with bad consequences
Some striking instances could be related, on the
best authority, where the neglect in changing
from a cold to q warm climate has been as dis
astrous the change from . hot to a cold eli
mate.-N. Y. Ners.