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=: Heinrich de.on; petition for u,ochsntcs' lion..
and Rebort Wiiilarn.; t,i. &s 5ao-Fi1ht National
I,snk Of Chicago :. Charles 8. tlnavcr; asaurnpat,
$Soo ~, 799-John htoMeis y EaEar3 r. ohs5le1 M a. 4.
wnrd 1rioe et ii. ~: Catherine. : Janien il
Elizabeth, Emily, Agnes Mccarthy and Jamos j. md
oharlee ). J. Mcoarthy aaepmpait, 5000: 4a T32-
Edward and Alexander frseo y. sasne pat!ttot for
cnn Bridge Company debt, $1,000 +3.784-Georaos g.
I.oddeid :. roter Stahr assuprait Si,ooo. Ia3s5-
Cornelius Haywood Ct n y. foter neynerdi ct q !;
aoorga L. Datohelacr '. Frank b. Aikoa ot a',; poti.
.!or. for ,noeltan!o'a lion. 4a,741-asmo Y. George
min T. Qutmby, Van II. Higgins, Trunk 4. Nixon.
, 1873-06-16
Tho Seventeen women OF CTipptnQ
N0rtOns

From tho Springfield t!fass:> Republican.
They arc not celebrated yot in Bong or story,
but they may be some time, quite as aeserYealy
rs tho women Of that old bcsiegcd town WHO
Clipping Norton Ia tho inexplicablo name Of D
little town in rural England. ut ia a mag
nidcont country Bays ono Visitor. IN grand
panorama Of EngDsh pastoral scenery, whore tho
eys delights t9 5eass 4, upon votdant spaces md "
etea,n-plow nny DO hoard in tho t]e'tls. aud tho
farmer may be seen riding along the lnnoa Ia his
Injurious drag, With men in livery handling tho
10e9ng great slice Of ht Sho pasisn msm
bridge. Hanbr{ago'a mon. some Of them,
recently loft his employ, after . weeks notice,
because ho would not accede to thoir demand for
IA bhillings or $500 week wagoB. Among thoBo
who loft was a carter who had not given tho usu-
al weef'a notice. Flo Was summoned boforo
Magistrates and finod for breaking hiB contract.
Tho poaBantry felt 1t TO bo d moan performance,
and especially tho women, who arc said to bo tho
most hearty advocates Of tho National Agricul-
strangers, non-union men, who bud boon hired,
e6Bayod to ontor field to work., when thoy met
at tho gate govonteen OF tho women, who
iabberea at them their rough patois and flour
isted unkiudiy sticks. Not blow @as struck,
however, and the only assault was TINT Of tho
tongue. But policeman, H1porsorviooaplo in
doing tho bidding Of tho landlord whose oroa-
ture ho was, oamo nlong, issuod summons
nuhirqt thn ypF301a aayanfanr mud bnr11a1 fhnTr,
heSoro tho 1o"ai Iuaticca NJ tho paaco nr Mar.
;otrotoa wv rha Ma@;atratoa ~ tb;o caao ,varo ~
n1nr1vn,an - ,ho fSnr" ~ EnaIand tho novs
r ~ Hsrra aui1 " " r r. Gartar " Tho nn1v ,owvar
in tho place was secured BY tho complainant,
cw;ct1x Fnund III su,s az V;c cnn "a = tha 1--WE
7udaa5 oonm,ito and hofar, +ha ,,nnr wo,."n
snng NJ III rh%t ihaS i,n5 horn r1,,ttv IT, ~ scysn
hai hcnn aantanca5 r. ' I'm jaya' a3,d =, ,,ina to
seven days imprisonment at hard labor, ono
0p1s WA r,.oop,r .gopa h,noat ,o,o,, ,z,a,,
Nj nno ~ tI'on haa ovor hnforo honn aconsod
haTora u n har;atrata ~ % INV nfenao ThoS uopo
~ hanorabse IN tha;r II voa s ~ Ihn;r araroa ~
a.;, sn, - ora,s ~ ~ sonne 81 IT,
~ har ~ ov aagnnIaan us @ ont - nns
~ hsAs' ~ 10 ny ho "u.n oos ~ e.s
, 1873-06-16

r-Tle ,Msaaaol,usetta Hous !, Of Reprcsonta-
tlyea spent mich Of the tima passed In rocesa
willie waiting for business yeaterday (Juno 15)
In singing. The music ranged from SECULAR to
patriotic and religious, md included "Wo Won't
"ulory, Hallolujah, "The star~spauglod Ban
nor" hNoarer, MY God, to Thoo," and " Old
Hundred d-"-Ddston Adaeriiser.
, 1873-06-16

MEMpu1a, June 14.-Thcre were only twelvc
intormonts here today from all diseases, agaiust
seventeen yesterday. For tho wook ending Inst
evening tho intorments we're 110, Of which only
thirty-oight wore Of cholera.
, 1873-06-16

NASHUA, N. e., Juno I'LL. Jewett, rojeot-
cd auitor. shot Ella Wood, at Hudson, In this
State, this morning. then attempted to kill her
father, and, falling In that, fatally ahot himself
, 1873-06-16

New YonR, Juno 14.-..Arriyed, the steamship
Batavia, from Liverpool.
LONDON Juno 14.-Arrivod ont 6toamships
Cuba, Italia, and Lapland, from New York.
, 1873-06-16

BALTIMORE, Juno 14.-During dispute over
game Of cards tonight, Charles Scott, ooloroa
fatally stabbod Thomas Rosbroy, oolorod. Scott
MAS arrested.
, 1873-06-16

Lta1s. 1FT1TA.
0mnha Leasenw'thk kAtchison k sl05 q. M 84s p. m.
Peru Accommodation. hd1 u. II 0:30 d.
Night Exprn3s> ffU II
Leavonw0rth Atclson Expross :09 p. It 7:o0
, 1873-06-16

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND 4 PEClFtC RAILROAD.
Depot qT HarYfson and Shrr7naA 7ickes qHce,
R3 Ntst tHalfsoH-S
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On Thursday and Friday, lhc 18Th
and 10Th Of September next, there VIII
be held nj the Fair Grounds, IN tins
city, n Grand Tournament to which
the ladies aud gentlemen Of tlilsand
surrounding counties are most cordially
invited. 10 the successful knights
premiums viii be awarded, ranging in
value from s25 to $40,
The premiums Tor the Ilrst day om'
brace u magnificent Indies gold wnlch
and chatelNnc, Il gentlcmaWs fine
riding saddle and n handsome ring.
ON the second day, u Ilrst-cass sew
Ing machine (Singer's PATENT, Il gents
silver hunting ease watch, andn ladies
fine riding saddle viii be awarded.
Also, n crown and thrcewreoths VIII
be presented with cach days prizes
The following Is u list Of the officers
appointed for the occasion: General
John j. Good, President; Judge Nat
NJ. Burford, Nice-president; Captain
H. G. Bower, Secretary.
The following are the Judges for the
two days exhibition: Captain John W.
Swindclls, BALLAST Colonel Daniel Daily,
Lancaster; Dr. s j, Sizer, Dallas; Judge
W. n. lIord, Dallas County; Colonel
4. w Rodgers, WaXahachic, DE- liJ,
Snow, Kaufman; Captain Dudley Herd,
Mckinney; DR. II. l.. Parsons, TERRELL
Captain j. l.. Leonard, Dallas.
Colonel W. G. Holland, Grand Mar
shaland Commandnnt Of KnlghtT Cap
tain Zen Jones, 1T Assistant; Lee i.
Rhodes, I'd Assistant
Knights desiring 10 contest for the
above prizes are requested to meet at
the Fair Grounds on the evening pre-
ccding the exhibition, for the purpose
of organization.
The arena will be two hundred and
fifty yards in circumference and seven
rings will be used. The length of lam
ces to be nine feet,
The Entrance fee has been fixed at
the small sum of s. 90 for each day.
On Thursday evening n Grand Ball
will be given, which will conclude the
Exhibition.
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dropped her fun, when he aplaHg for
ward and In picking II w 10 hand 10
her, saw legilly written thereon, "pm
married. He w5lld send her hus'
band n bill for O worn out pair ol bootf,
but sometimes husbands have differ
cut idea Of these matters lhan unmar-
rlcd individuals have.
4 DALLAS county wife, was 50
mad nj her husband for not getting her
the right number OF yards of u piece Of
goods which shc sent 10 The city for
tharshc said she'd commit suicide, and
went out on the Pacific Road and stood
IN the middle of tho track, waiting for
the tain to come rushing along and
run over her. just as the train got
In sight she walked bnck 20 the house
and said II was too hot to wait ont In
the sun, and she would pstpone II
until cold weather.
TnE Cook of the Cosmopolitan pre-
vailed upon Just enough whlskey TO 90
inside Of him to make him feel Hike
interviewing the man who told him,
"life was real, life was earnest" He
found his man and was so stunned by
the interview, that he felt as though
he had been tckled by the COW catcher
Of n locomotive Of lightning express,
OH down grade Of the Allcghanics.
SHE lives up in the northeast part OF
town, and told him that she would
meet him at the trysting spot ut "twi-
lights gentle hour" AS he approach
cd the spot he saw something white,
and supposed 1t was her dress, and that
she indeed was Horc. Rushing for
ward with open arms, lac sought to
clasp her to his bus-cm, but II was
Buggins' old white COW.
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ACCIDENT ON THE PACIFIC ROAD.
A TIc.train Wrecked aud the COnduc
tor lkiIlcd.

Sunday afternoon, ~ the tic-train in
charge of Conductor Kirkcndall, on
the Pacific Road, was backing In from
the line, with load of ties and having
on board several conyicts With the
guards ran into n drove Of cattle near
Glmlewater and knocking one under
the wheels threw four flats from the
track down n high emlankmcnt. Con-
ductor Kirkendall was instantly killed
and one of the guards In charge Of n
squad of convicts received the heavy
charge Of II gun in his obdomen, inilicl-
ing u mortal wound. Several of the
convicts received serious injuries; none,
however, we understand, fatal. Not
outstanding the road bed was badly
torn up, for some distance, 1t was ~.
paired in season for the morning OK
press which reached this city last eve
ming on time.
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DALLAS, August %. 1873

DAliIiAS, August ~. 1919.
Pursuant to II call of the Democratic
Executive Committee, the candida es
for the various offices in Dallas county,
met at 2 o'clock L, NJ, with Judge
Hord in the chair
Upon motion, G. ii. Jenkins was
chosen Secretary.
Judge Hord stated the object of the
meeting to be a convention of candi'
dates to advise with the Executive
Committee as to whether convention
or primary election was desired.
c. II. jenkins introduced the follow
ing resolution
Resolved, That we, the candidates
here assembled, believe that the people
of Dallas county desire to make nomi-
nations by primary election.
.Sesonded by Captain A. HARDWOOD.
Colonel Gaines asked leave to with
draw, which was granted.
After some discussion the above res
olution was withdrawn to give place to
the following resolution by Captain w.
Fl. Prather;l
Resolved, That we, the candidates
here assembled, believe that the Dem
ocrats of Dallas County desire to make
nominations either by Convention
or II Primary Election.
Resolution carried.
Richard Salmons asked leave to
withdraw from the Convention, which
was granted.
The original motion was then rein
troduced and carried.
The following resolution by William
Halsell, Esq, seconded by Captain t.
l.. Frank, was introduced and carried.
Resolved, that the candidates for
precinct officers receiving the highest
number of votes in their respective
precincts shall be declared the nomi-
nees.
The following resolution was intro
duced by Captain Prather, seconded
by Major Berkeley;
Resolved, that we, the undersigned
candidates, bind ourselves to abide by
the action Of this meeting.
For Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. At. l.. Frank, w. J. Halsel, .Jo-
seph ii. Shanthcr, andJ. w. Baldridge.
For County Treasnrer.-M. V. Cole
and Fl. Boil
For Sheriff r. ID. Rawlins, ]. ~.
Barkley, w. NJ. Moon, p. s. Taylor
and w. II. Prather.
For Justice of the Peace Of Precinct
No. 3.--M. Meyers.
For County Clerk.-A. HARDWOOD and
G. II. Jenkins.
For Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. Nv. ii. Lemons.
For Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. ON. M. Thompson.
For Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No. 2-William Sprowls.
The following motion by William
Sprowls, Esq, was carried:
Resolved, That the primary election
should be held on Saturday, the llth
day of October.
4 ' :
Upon motion the meeting adjourned
sine die.
w. II. H0RD, Chairman.
CHI. JENKINS, Sc Rotary.
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lUjtutli&sat3,

We IRE requested to say Tint the Catholic
school for boys will be opened on the lst Of
September, and will be under the supervision
of Mr.. \. W. Dunnlng, graduate of the East
ern College, IN experienced teacher, who VIII
impart such instruction TO his pupils as they
may be capable ofrcccivlng. Pure and mix
ed mathematics, The Classics and all the Eng
lish branches win be taught and the School
made to conform to the most improved rules
in its government. lGSd2t
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Philip Werlcin, Wholesale amt retail deal
er in Pianos aud Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. $500 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at any Establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
sl2 10 and SD per month II preferred. Philip
wcrlcin's is the oldest music house, and also
the largest piano md organ house In New
Orleans. One-fourth million copies sheet
music of all kinds. Send for price list and
terms, l26dtf
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4 nAnaA,si


The desirable residence occupied by Jne'
W. swlndells, corner Pacific Avenue anu
Houston street, " offered for sale low me
grounds embrace four lots lhalfa blorhli We
building ono Of The host built ana mos
thoroughly finished IN the city, having al
necessary out-buIIdingS attached
Apply soon 10
GEO. W. BAYLOR,
ar Elm Street.
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rhs OnlcIal Paper Of The CITY


We have the mciljties aud the "orh'
men 10 do AZ good work, and ~ |"
lew rates. as ran be- done anywhere
and We pnenn 20 do u, BrinH yonf
zine Hob Work 10 THE DAILY uLn-
AID OFrICE, CORNER Eim ana h"""'
son streets.
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muTCilINs.
r.wn lots for sale.

Twelve lots Zone block, on the principal
business street OF ctown OF Hutchlps' on
the Central lI,ailroad, In Dallas county for
sale at low prices. Apply TO
JOHN W.sWINDELLS,
iyi,dtf Herald Office.
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"Not in the field rs contractor" but offer
ing to that class an auxiliary they can not
slight and compete with those who avail
themselves of it.
THE DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
l63tuth&sat'lw
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Active Partner Wanted.

A good chance for the right man. ns | in
tend establishing another house on Main
street. e. u. STEPHENSON,
lGld3t Green Front, Dallas, Texas
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(.co. WI. L,lt,loIlpld q 90. fur.

Geo. w. EittlpTici0 az Co, LiiV'
mitmrc dealers. EaVS moved "p-
pOsitc ille Scott House, Eina
street. where they will Tcniatn
untii thcir new bl'lCll building
il coululc,ed. l11tf
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Pnrlor beauties who sing ana play for the
bcneht OF thoir sweethcarts, should mol for
|slet that the use OF English Female liltt0rS
relieves that pain, invigoiatcS, builds up
and strengthens, makes them feel buoyant
and talk with n vim.
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ON the west side of the river, nj the foot of
the bridge, Meats twenty-five per cent
cheaper than at the city Market No charge
Is made for crossing the bridge,
li0-dtf WA. JENi<INS& BONNER.
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Thcall important question to the contract
or ana buildor--Ilow can | make more
money at lower figures on my bids' Answer
Easy enough; base your bids upon fair
margin over what your work will cost at the
DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
Iultutb.Gyoilm
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For Rent.

The business house now occupied by Thos.
NJ. Mieas, on Commerce street, is now for
rent, Possession given on or about Septem-
berl, Apply Mt the store l6idtf o.
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NOTICE.


or Shreveport, Is our authorized agent for
that city, To whom parties desiring to odver-
tlse in or subscribe for THE HERALD are re-
spoctfully referred.
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Rnn1Estnte Rn,. Snle.

immediately adjoining the city of Dallas,
$50 acres delightfully."- situated, and will be
sold in quantities TO suit purchasers,
TIURM0SD Il MITCHELL,
liedtf Attorneys at Law, Dallas, Texas.
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The second story of Clark y Byan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets
Apply to Clarl, y Bryan west side Public
4nunre. lGidtf
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"a preference at price, need not be asked
By the appreciativc mechanic who bases his
bids on what his doors, frames aud fronts
VIII cost nj the
DALLAS PLANNING MILLS.
lBltuthNSnt3w
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The best assortment Of Havana aud domcS-
tie cigars and Virginia tobacco In Dallas is To
be had at T. Roiucckes, opposite CoSmopoll-
tan hotel. lh'utW
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Esrnninl Notion.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
Apply to ca. Dent 81 Co., office
city linilrpud. lojdtl
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FRUITS AND NUTS.
nREApsTuFFs AMI GRAIN.

A good deal of whcathas been offered, but
the press by farmers seems now to be SUBJ
siding. Flour active at our quotations.
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ru,trrot,ou an tbo Plano.

Miss Mary McOwen will rcceiyea few more
pupils for instruction on the Piano. She
may he found ut the residence of the senior
publisher of The Dallas Herald, corner PA.
cinc avenue and Houston street. ligilm
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win give employment as travelling agents
10 one or two active, industrious and expert
enccl business men. Call at my Office on
Elm street. or at the store Of 8. Loeb 4 Co.,
below.
iodlw J. w schENvk'
I = ---s-~-------<-- N't G
exr mo and co.. ss,d . blonde aIs h ss,susy
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Two first-rate large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules. Apply TO
Els. GAY, in.
S,-dtf ofice JORDAN, Gay 4 60.
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bedroom set for sale, nearly new. Apply
at this once.
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NNrANrEp--A first lass booklScepcr de-
w sirpS to obtain u situation with some
good firm IN Dallas. Address 90, Glass Box
l0l, Dallas TIA September 10, lS'3. lB7diW"
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, 1873-02-12
ANCIENT AND MODERNaW0MEN.

George Willinn CnsrEs' Lecture LnAt Even-
inu In tho Union Park Congregational
Church.
Dlr. George William Curtia delivered his
second lecture last evening at tue Union Park
Congregational Church, on "Womon Of Ancient
and Modern Times" Tho audience was large
and quietly approcatiye of tho wit and scholarly
excellence Of the address, which WAS read from
manuscript, contrary to tho early practice Of tho
orator. Ho was introduced by 1tey. DR.. Nolmer,
who oomplimontod tho spenker highly, and men-
toned tho illuatrious gentlemen yet to come in
tho Star Course. His introduction was graco-
we we 'u' Ill look * w WITH INTEREST, I'm and bright.
ened imaginations Tho conduct Of Sir
Philip Sidney on tho battlefield was noble,
he aaid, but not more 80 than tho gunner at
leave hin gun TO bring drop Of wator when 10
was dying, for fear TINT tho enemy would take
tho pioce. uoratius, who kept the bridge, was
no greater than tho conductor on. tho Hudson
River Railroad, who stood to his engine till it
history bnt new IN the newspapers. Leonidas
was repoated many times during tho rebellion,
The sdildod Mcibiados !" is seen daily In tho
streets OF New York and of Ohicago.
there aso daily now noneop, and even
the story Of Ulysses is not infreaueptly repeated
In tho proaent. Tho dress Of fashionable Indy
costa 70 more % than 4 did three hundred years
ing Of 5000 drosuos. There is no more dogone.
raoy now than among the fashionable pooplo in
tho time Of Queen Anne. spoken OF by Hmolett
and in the "Tattler' The speaker had aeen In
the lobby Of Logs,l1tS'Een99t 's Of this statea
made the laws. 4 century ago Kings bought
Gladstone to-day stands in Horace Wal.
poles place. When the eoul slmpls aSu! aS algha
, 1873-02-12

diod faster In tho country air than now In tho
worst streota Of our oit!ost and faRtor !ia tho
worat streets Of our cities tlan now the battle
and tho future viii DO boat Of all and ho is only
d drcamcr who docs not try to rcalzo the golden
ngo In tho future. Tho boat illustration Of tho
worlds advance IL tho respect pnld:, TO womon,
1n tho timo Of pevriclcs all tho ntudlousnosa Of
young Indies would havo boon ncoepted nB sign
Of tloir Bhamo for all tho loarned women
Of that time wore OF MI abandoned clnsa.
Tho glory Of Mrs. somoryillo: and n, modern n, m
ABpasin, or ovon Of tie mother OF tho draccM.
Tho young Indy who tried to opon
school at Dl1cn, IN franco, q fow hundred ,ycara
ago, WAS mobbod, stoned, and her school closed:
loarn, for fear she should loso hor balance. and
incline too much toward tho scholars OF tho
tlmo, aud put their husbands to ahame. Bydnoy
Smith Hald, In 1910, TINT whom he looked around
tion botwoon tho aoxce, md TINT tlioy wore flt
for something bottor than to tond 1owora and
birds. Tho Ano woman OF tho tlay Is . Hobo,
Gol.dcaccndod, and flt spouse OF Hercules. 1s
hss s hs %sS asg scE @ q ID sSs bsepg ss pSsS @ to
muring lovotn tho moonlight. Our grandmothors
wero slightly educated, booauae our ancestors
thought that girls did not mood 30 much lonrntng
as boys. II ia but fcw yoars slnee a high
Everybody was astouishod because tho girls
"wantod to know, you know" for II thoy began
to learn, 1t was asked tho higher branches, whore
would they stop. It aeomod to DO feared tint
tho Boston won,on might in time como to know
moro than tho boston mon. Tho astonishmons
Of tho womon Of former times, could thoy como
again from tho grave, was strongly dopiorod by
tho lecturer, aud tho advantages Of cdu-
cation to woman deliberately explained.
Why should mon and women be everywhere
togothor except in tho school room7 II tho
womon could stand the inflnito amount Of
clothing put upon thom, they could cortain1y
stand little Latin and Greek Mixed eduoa-
tion is nothing now. Tie professors in tho
6panish-Arabian schools woro women. Eyon In
tho timo Of Sir Philip Sidney, professors chair
IFns offered to. an italian lady by Gorman Col
lego. Cornell University, and tho school at
Ann Arbor the first OF which will DO tho
finest school in tho Middle States, haye nlrondy
adopted the principle Of oo-education. Tho
acfoola TINT refuse tho education, give diplomas,
but they should say, " Wo aro usliamed to offor
You diploma whore We rofuao to permit you to
study
NJ. Curtis closed with general revlcw Of the
subject, showing how much better IL" tho true
respect now entertained for women, than tho
chiyalrouB regard Of tho middle agoa, aud PROV
ing to the satisfaction OF hls auditory TINT woman
ia really in a batter and happier condition now
than at any other period of Tie worlds history.
, 1873-02-12
INSTRUCTION

WANTED Two TEACHERS FOR COUNTRY
schools $t6 per month"; buard, % par weOk. Appi
10 a, q. LAME, lsa Wsit Mon1oast
, 1873-02-12
BUILDING MATERIAL,

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T1ON SALE - VERY QIIEAP-l6Q PAIR NEW
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T0R sALE-LUMREn-AL LARGE QUANTITY or
S1l2 and g.4 superior Jolt tsam 70 to 20 = M lonF.h
Tvalith.st,. Wpst Of tho bridge. THOMAS t0aTEA.