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The New York herald., 1874-12-16

RAPID TRANSIT will unlooss the ligaturas
that now bind New York into an attitude Of
decrepitude and decay.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

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Subscriptions and Advertisements will be
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The New York herald., 1874-12-16

NEW YORK HERALD
RRnaDwAY AND ANN STREET.
LANES GORDON BENNETT
PROPRIETOR
THE DAILY HERALD published erey
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Volume xxx. x........................No $50
lMUSEMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
BOOTHS THEATRE.
fpEPs5 HEso OF HOUR al p NJ, closes ?. II.
Mr.. Henri Stuart
ROMAN HIPpoDRoME, -
Twenty six tn and Fourth ayenue.-FETE AT
PEKN, afternoon and evening, at ana
wALLAcK's THEATRE
Broadway.-THE sHAUGHRAuN. att p NJ; closes at
l0A0P. N. Mr.. Boucicault
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE,
at sP ~ closes At 10 80 P. NJ
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
Twerty eighth street and Broadway.-MAN AND WIFE,
at M closes 10 80 P NJ Miss Annie Graham.
BRYASTs OPERA HOUSE.
Mf ae esf Closes az BAN
BROOKLYN THEATRE,
Washington street-JANE EYRE, atsP NJ Miss Char
lotte Thompson
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRELs
broadway, corner Of Twentyninth sueet-NEGRo
AINsTRELSY, ats r. NJ; closes at IL r. NJ
ROBINSON HALL.
Sixteenth street-BEGONE DULL CARE. Mr.. Mac.
cabe.
GLOBE THEATRE.
Broadway.-vARIETY, at P. NJ closes at 10 30 P. NJ
Matinee at 2 +. NJ.
LYcEUM THEATRE.
Fourteenth street and Sixth e.-CHILPERlC at
r. NJ; closes at lU:a5 +. NJ. Miss Emily soldene.
NEW PARK THEATRE,
Fulton street BrOonyn.-iHE ORPHANS R. NJ Car
roll and Sons
GERMANIA THEATRE,
Fourteenth street-ULTIMo. ats p. NJ.
WOODS MUSEUM.
Broadway, corner Thlrteth street-QUITs, atsP. NJ. ;
closes al i5a5 Pm. J. II. Tinsoa Matinee at2P. NJ.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
No sss Broadway.-yARTETY, at r Nj close, at 10 80
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
No. 62l Proadway.-vARlErY, ats r. M: closes at loas
+. N. Matinee at r. NJ.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
third street and sshth aysnue-rHE BLACK
PARK THEATRE.
Broadway, between Twenty,frsr ana Twenty second
streets-GTLDED AG q, at r. NJ closes 10 80 p. NJ
Mr.. John L. Raymond.
NEW YORK sTADT THEATRE,
Bowery. ry.-DURCHGEGANgENE WEBER, at P. NJ. !;
closes at 10 80 r. NJ Miss Lima Mayr
THEATRE CoMIoUE,
No. 54 ETY., at 5P. NJ closes at 10 80
p NJ Matinee at 81 r. NJ.
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The New York herald., 1874-12-16

BRYANTS OPERA HOUSE.
West Twenty third street. Sixth ayenne Ro
MINsTRELsY, &c, at P. NJ closes at 10 r. n. Dan
Rrva
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BROOKLYN THEATRE,
Washington street-JANE EYRE, ate 7. NJ. Mss Char.
lotte Thompson.
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs,
Broadway corner OF Twenty-ninth street-NEGRO
ats p N. closes at ~ +. M
The New York herald., 1874-12-16

DhuA' .~sss 49,
This being certain the chances are greatly
improved of finding the lost boy and restoring
him to his afflicted parents. Something is to
be hoped from the power OF conscience
which extorted the dying confession Of Doug
las and which will naturally be excited to
activity in the confederates of the kidnappers
by the terrible and tragic ending of the chief
criminals They will be anxious to quit them
selves of a charge from which they can no
longer expect advantage or gain, and whose
longer possession may bring down caamties
on themselves Mosher' wife doubtless knows
where the boy is detained, and the effect of
the recent tragedy on her mind should make
her desirous to get out Of the scrape
as speedily as possible. When the child
is recovered there will probably be no pur-
suit Of the accomplices and il is for their in
terest to restore him as soon as they can do
so without exposing themselves to arrest. 1t
will therefore occasion no surprise to learn at
any hour that Charley Ross has come into the
hands of people who will promptly restore
him to his parents. If he should not be vol
UNFAIRLY put on the way Of reaching them it
will reflect infinite discredit on the police II,
with this new clew, they are unable to dis
cover him.
The sympathy of humane people will go out
toward the stricken parents, whose bruised
affections will bleed afresh ct the discovery
, 1874-03-31

anita for TIM fltst md sooond prtzon at the Inter-
s.ato oratorial contest, at daoaburg, in Fcb-
r,1ary, will loItyor their pri.o orations on tho
occasion, for tho honcft Of tho organ fnnd. TX
collent music will DO furnished by ioubla
q,lartntto Of piohod voioog. Doors onon at Z
o'clock, oxorclaos begin at O'Clock. Tiokotu, 25
contg, for uale ut tho door.
Tho joint meeting Of railroad officers nnd tho
nembors Of the e. Doard Of Public Worls, origin
ally called for Thursday Rftornoou, to eonsSdor
tho vadnct question, will bo held in The Office Of
tho Board ut o'clock this afternoon.
Prof. ". York. who has spcnt thlrtoen wears
in Southern Inlln, will lcottlro In tho Second
baptist Church, cornor Of Morgan and Monroe
stroets, ths ovoning. No admission foo will be
charged.
Roylyal-meotings nro still hold In tho Indiaua
Avcnuo chriatinn Church. The audiences arc
largo. much interest is manifested, and inst week
several were converted, 4. ]. Hobbs will preacl.
overy night this wcos. This evening ho viii talk
abont " Uhrist's Tomptatlon."
Tho Young Mon's Christian Association library
Of 5000 voi,ulos will be opon on and aftor thiu
morning frco to tho public. Young men espoc-
ally invited to spend their evenings at tholr new
library and reading.roo, No. 148 Madison ntroot.
, 1874-03-31
CRIMINAL.


Patrick sheahey was arrested night before Inst
by Officer Holden for rotous conduct and gave
bonds veeor1ay morning in soo9 for h;a onnoor.
anco n onapor tlorotr ho,ern 1.at;a Isr na's,''.
A.,S;,t Ao'o "''ot' 'a''i'o eeu"S'
4apfn T.
H., u: = n9roet,, cnargoa witn cruelty to animals
e;Ia Dnua e1na n s'teost Mas beloto Lie west
scnIt., on,,1 1;nnI i;s sssso'uas ofAB' Ina1lco
1tndny hnnda ~ aannf Aso W wv ALL pro1tAo'
=
JHstice seu!l9s black-lsht" contained tho
nafncs OF thrty-nine Offenders yesterday MORN
lnS: Tho sum or SS2 was assessed aguillst these
doltnqnonts and out OF that amount S81 was
paid. leaving tho small balance OF 811 to be
worked out ut the House of Correction.
Jamoe Donnhoe mud pnrncv wilomo rvoro
hnfore In, snnth gido Po1icn romrt roatorfnv
morning to answer to the charge Of burglary.
These prisoners woto two youuE boys about II
ycars Of age, and were dotccked in robbing tho
promises No148 Luke street. Yheircaee was cou-
tinucd to tho 81 pzox. under $500 bonds.
A voup, man hv tim noma NJ oho.,o, =, ,o,,or-
ann wns Eson~1,t }oforo Imst;no fn.',a,s ..nto
Iov n,n,n;nr F. arawor T., Ii,a o1,ase ~ ,sea.'s,
ia Tas cccnsa nf roh;nn o Si;nao - r,,r.t
an oarv Enov ,morn;n, ri1a o,aa -. ;e H. ~,
caac vac nn;Ioy a1 ~. ~, @ ~ t1,a ~
Court hald linn nyar r. tho ntuni nnmr. u '1in ~
'o-1' - e'oo'
Judge Booth will bo in the Criminal Court
room ovory morning during this wcek for tho
purpose Of attending to cases Of minor impor-
TANGO tint may DO presented to him. This week
closes tho March torn, and. Monday being tho
first In tho month. the day tt3od by law for the
meeting OF the Criminal court, it will convene
, 1874-03-31

The Ladies' Christian Mission is serving
lunol1es ut No. ,172 AIatltson street.
Tho ohriatinn Union Literary Boolety meets
this oyoniny at ia East atadiaon stroot.
Religious servioeH will bo hold III tho leot,lro-
room Of Bt. panl'a Church, the Roy. Dr. Ryder,
pastor, at o'clock every afternoon Ills week.,
The attention Of poraons desiring to inyeas in
farm lalltla is called to tho advertisement of
Lensuol Milkt offering tor sale his farms Ia
Iroquois and Kanlalee Conntioa,
There will DO an Interesting literary anil
musical entertainment at the University Place
Daptist Church, Douglas place, ooruer OF 1lho4oa
avenue, this evening. Iii. 7. 3. Egbort, Of tho
Chicago Untyeraity. md hlr. George 4. ToEtor,
OF Baloit College, Wis, tho auecess1ul oontest-
, 1874-03-31

~ ~Ns A0A ASAA43As ~ AS@A4eAA 044
hr. ]. Il. McYiolsor Inns beon interviewed by
reporter OF the st. Louis Times, who learnod
TINT st. Louis was "away bolind " Chicago In
tho encouragement Of dramatic art. Stars can
play here to good business for three or four
"oots at a time, whi1o thero thoy " invariably
fail flint during tho soconl week. Mr.. hlcvicker
also madca confession, which is probably now to
many, and honco 1t Is Bubtoinod:
lEe snd, historical fact, t,o had been tho fret
newaboy who hHtl Rold papers IN 81, Louis. In
1857 or 49, he, then lad Of H. wns employed In tho
oftco Of tic 81. Louis Gazelts, palpr published by
"typoh named Jerry Allen and hia brother. 1re waH
ordered out one day With bunch OF pnpore under hia
arm, to soil Gaxcts, and instructed to 10 down
I1te Btrcot to tho fcYee md sRy to every nla c mot
"DuS paper, sir Z" netrlcA thia on and whom at the
lovce, then the great business ccntEe Of the city.
10 came to knot OF gentlemen and put tho words to
them Dny paper, sir ~ = Buy Ill" said ono Of
tho gentlemen, and younE hfcvckor went back to tto
Office discouraged md almost crying At tho rebuff His
employers however. sent him ont nSain, anl o Buc-
cccdcd, by perseverance,, in doing pretty far 1nsi-
nesse Subsequently lo wont into the Icp4blicu.
Office where he "rotled" wlt1o George Kliarp, now
principal proprietor Of that great panor Hrullcd
prcas." 1n those days the Republican was run by
haul-power.
year Or two later he learned to sol typo. mud year
under the tutorayo Of 10 Field stagc.tnanRer Of tho
old s Louis Theatre, Mr. Fol then beug aso editor
Of the RtvtfiIe ncwe pnpcr.
From that ame Mr.. hleVcker STEADILY rose, till now
lo has hara1y superior theatrical manager on
tic continent.
, 1874-03-31
md thrift; ard tho NIothodlet Church to givo

mn, thrift, o,d TIM 1rctho,1fat f,h,,rct q, r,vo
than ,oaio,l. 0e'e
of raxas ,yna tho hTothodiat fnrnh 1v,nra +h,
Gnrci' ,rna mt natnI1iai,od w. .su LILLY liz
rn,nn hac1 to barbarian. 1i,nro ,rnre Inr," ~
ak Atntf, whern tl,ov n;1 rcianeoI iat Won1,.
nro a was ratlor IN s1ntoarote ,ton ,i.o o,MGrae
thoy i,nl not Tho mon to nnnsro fr i1,n,n o,
toy t ri. ti,nrao1vns nase aor ;nost anu
'''' Titr nrv. In ,,w,r1s ~" '''o ""''o''
of Park Avopmo ni.nrn1 IT, i,avo ~, 4. .oxo.,,n
narut ~ lie vie,t ~ Nn,.S SHsu ~ .pias'iue VI
fn,1ni tho nh,,rcl, nho"t nauniI, a ~ NV ~
,rhtoa huc1u md vo1ias, 'la".'y co1Fpoisou ~
forrod to tho samo nirt,pro =, ,a tsK s,1avs rs
low chiilron wore not gonoraliy over ID or 10
yoara old. tho Affirmative roply causing consider
ap!o 4s,ta itauEhtor: H.
na";nia aaikd ~ .u .np co!tlo1 OF honls'ann' ~;
tint It waa outrnocna lint tn ~
such State should bo conluittc Into tic lands
Of ignorant aud euperatitions negroes but Blnco
,,nao p n@u ooo @ .noro au hau heard TUG stories OF
o ,sas ri,it.,. @ .ues H. peepetrasoa ~ LIP Whites,
until there win aafotv for Iii n,}ita ITc st,tcd
that there wore authentic Btatigtlcg of tic MUIR
ter OF 5000 colorcd pooplo snco tito war, for
MI m,I1 H. ~ unu .aa eyer peon ea!!eu 20 aeconns
nnvar hc knn,s,, " oSaoA o'eao u '4oi'ae' 'o'4o
Tho sneaker Mao reforred In thu nrorrosa of
education In louiHfann, saying TINT II, tho uni
Versity ior colorod pooplo IN New orloanH no
ai,o.; vnu ~ pe n'.lsttea polow lug Eouftn heaeor
ho o Sarn st a,,oh .J ra e @, euacaI,on usI
petent Tor admission to 4 university. III hnBWor
to questions, bishop Bowman said TINT, though
the eCongrogationallsts Ind spont thc most money
hottor aIv",,ta~o ,,+,,,ntn. Ia" ,. ~
ano homan oatno'io ohnfoh woi;la 1alt OF ob-
tanning any great contrib or influence over tho
!aessoeMs ; M from US kno"h hos'llfsy TO tho Union
caMso ~ aurIi9 tne war.
enlargement OF the room whoro the mees1nga
hre ho4d' anu the1l adjourned
- -
THE COUNTY COMM1S5IoNER3.
The 1ogular weekly maeting OF the Doard Of
ro1ntv commissioners .rso h,tj roo4o-a.r
.fto.a.,., -, IT, nsasa - ""s ~. jessie,
n..u, - Wv "os'a t'o"" All W. Ao" ~oun's
6unane' ffesadofls Ashton WAS IN the chair,
aud thero woro alao present Commissioners
Bog,lo, Durdiok, Dusso, Cloupl, Crawford, Har.
ria 1Jort,,o J,1,,aon 1o,,. T,,,o,a.,, n..,,a
~ n. 00'0''' "e"o'' "oaoiban' 1'oooo'
Aoa "assc1'* ..-.-.....
COMMUNICATIONS.
The Clerk read petition from = number Of
s,aae ~. .sn ~ -. plosulug no,,aple
place 1of the temporary occupation OF the BupG-
rior md Circuit Courts aud recommending tAc
,osso ~ +lo tI,,,~o n,o,,, -. A.. ..s...
na.exsa1 r,.a r,s., s" .ass ~. snns poee'
~ !no csotA toau communications troh
asltng Tor repairs to be made in tho sunerlor
~ Cou,t 9, aoos hsgn tno Gunnty iEoasafor asknS
1ona ~ thn To,rn ~ Gonra noI,|,,o w
the condition OF Lake street and tie County
Line toll-road.
MONEY MATTERS: .--.,
SaSn. u .nG Noln'a1 ncno1'' amount @ m
of tia f,n,rntv krcnt;a niT;ca al ata a. "S ~,
, 1874-03-31

o. j. Slough and family, of Ninsdalo, l,ayo
returned from Florida, md arc stopping TOM
porarily ut the Palmer House.
Ex-All. r. j. Hickey Is candidate for West
Town Collector, and lia frionds will ntto1npt to
nominate him at tho Convention to bo held to-
day.
The nombors Of st. George's Benevolent An
store this evening, to make arrangements for
attending tho funeral OF John L. Davies.
ItA number Of the voters Of tho West Town
hayo asked the following-nau,ed gentlemen to
pormit their nn,nea to bo used for tho Offices
mentioned: Collector, ". II. Nugor; AHsessor,
Town ClerIs, fred Loding. No objection waa
mado, and this ticket will also DO II, tic field on
election dAy.
hlr. AloxiB do Porw1non announces, In u COM
muntcation to THE TRIBUNE TINT he IL happy to
inform his friends In tho United StatoB TINT ho
las boon permitted 70 return to Russia by Ills
MajcssY Alexander H., and Expresses his thanks
for tho assistance and favors ''good- d-nalurod
Americana" " have shown him. Flo hopus to bo
able to show tue Russians. In book he Id writ
ing nbout America, how business is done sin
tllis happy country"
Roundsman Crogan, Of Archer Ayeuuo Police
Station, complains TINT tile papers, while giving
pubIiclty to the charges mndo against him by
fomnlo prisoner OF color, neglected to givo equal
prominence to his glorious vindication aB man
of mornla and au tt-mscegenationist. h{r.
Crognn. who haa ALWAYS borne tho reputation Of
charges alluded to, but so basaloas and absurd
WIS tho oyidonco against him that he was
unanimously aud honorably acquitted, by tho
Board of Police.
Grand poc;ssnphilip aS-ep iin'11a8 neoshomer, San
francisco; Count II. Dolloc, Paris; J. N.
Walter, Philadelphia; T. B. CLARK, st. Paul; +.
T. Harrison, Now York; Daniel Underhll, Brook
, 1874-03-31
AMUSEMENTS,
TIE GREAT AUELPHT,.
THIS trUEsDAY> EVENING, MARCH Of.

= THIN n e18F'O7A17 '0F'77VENI7t MhIVH HEt
LAST EXTRA LADIES' NTGHTi
THE unEAr1tar HIT OF THE HEAsoN,
FlANT In tolr Wonderful US7NnnafIc Fcnis.
l,neso Sucacss n tho tlaean ii 3uriu Comic Vocal
tfIco. - 1'9" o"''''
esas of t!g very celebrated Athotos tic
liz II SY sT1ssF STis 1siSFf hHfT Hfc ROSA,
tim REiAtMIifssHEitH N1STl;ist}.
Tho ayos. popular Hfl.tY TiUH. BOYD and eC1f,Tr
M * and tic LEON l'1soTliilS
1ho whole to conclude With tho famous Rayol Tablosur
Vfvant ~ 1"o'o"
"TIIE BR1GANDg.,,
UI.hH MAf1NEE. '' oA
Y t4niEk 4 oI A. MH1anr.Th"rsday nost Aps9
~ rAb,ELPill gAnD1fho wondorul kymnsstlc foats Of
ncie Of The Tho olfo D may asfay ohaiicnxs tho
woF 70 msnY ~ snoGln 1Gt stars hare perhaps no;or in
fOrnhnEe, ""- rN'
, 1874-03-31
01lce Of the St. Louis, Jacksonville L Chicago
Railroad c0mpanV.

OuscAuO ILL.,, March H. 1871.
Th9 annual nootEnv OF tho Hkaok nnd fo, l1uurs nj
sais Company fos !l oeson u Dsevsors s. tu
noas w 10 hold q no olqo u tlo Uhioa9 Alton ail:
toat Company, In OhoaXo. au Monday, the H stny VI
April uuxl, teWan tho h1ufa Of ~ and o'puQk H.
NJ v rauator Lo9ks VII! closed i tho oloso II Eusi
oucs tho 3t day pf hiurpA Until ;ho 1t day II
Apgi. laN. RQHE2T II. MOTION, Hsafy.
, 1874-03-31

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAIL RAILWAY
Uhion Ncot c9taer ldtison ind Canal -s 7Ycss pTc+
e3 South ftrs.. oHpase Sherman House, aud al DsDnte
, 1874-03-31

THE COUNTY POOR ROUSE,
About month ago Tnn TRIBUNE contained IN
article relative to tho Poor House,-tto coll
dition Of the inmatos and the manuor in which
they were fol or uuder-fc which called public
attention to subject too long neglected.. So
much was said about this mattor that tho Grand
Jury felt it to be thor duty to visit tho institution
and did 30 Saturday. They mado very thorough
examination Of it, saw how oyer-orowdod it was.
but mado no recommendation on this subject !:
concerning the culinary department, they made
IN their report submitted yesterday to judge
Booth. tho following very truthful atatements,
which are substantially what TIE TRIBUNE snIi
in its article published last month:
We next paid our respects to tho culinary tlcpart
TO see how the poor wore fed and what they ute.
Hero We greatly regret that we cannot continue to
NAL food was COURSE aud ba not such aa Tho inpates
should hAye getting only two meals y day. Turnips
leu showu to ~ ookcd a. though ts grocor who fur
nshea II had gatGsSd aaf p tho swespngs 9 Lis
osed us L IT, " 1sag y
siek Is moehery: 70 Give i to those poor. Old Old
Sst9ae many Of ost whu oss doa1sss seen
furnishel it, aud to liz Cook County Com. ON
partiealssly r. teod fa1assa tha ssi, 70 is moss
good coileo should 10 supplied to the,a)
We would most earnestly appeal to tic Chairman Of
least in tho paupers food Many Of ticm wero loud In
their complainta and ono Of tho cooka who showed us
tue tea declared It 90 bad she could not drink IT,
The soup furnished was very Indifferent. Tho Sub
stauce Of tho meat from which tho sou was made was
al1 extractea and tho meat givon to tho paupe1s We
trust that this will speedily 10 rrmot9ted.
The poor should 10 we'll cared for. rhis great com.
mercal city and Cook County afford to feed tleir
poor better, md toso Who hold oce and hRya chargo
Of thehe things ghould DO hold to rigid accountable
" for their acts and dotngs Tloy Should sesk loas
to obtain the enloun.enta Of thur o1ce, and think
moro Of the poor-of tAoso who arc In SORROW need,
They might bs reminded OF tie words ot tho good old
tIqpe ~ Mron written many hundred ysass ago and
and nsver turn thy face from any poor man. and tlel
tho face Of tue Lord al,a not be turnsa awny from
toe % moF.sfnl Of thy power: II thou laBt much,
gladly to give Of that little for gathereat thou thy
self d good reward in the day OF necessity"
, 1874-03-31

oa8n OH !lnn0. nn0."........s.-.......s .$2110
Tho Constitution was amcudod by mnlting tho
duties Of Secretary doyolvo upon ono, mid by
adltng All Executive Committoo Of novor to tho
toes, was cut out. Until tho election OF Sunday,
tho Executive Committee proposed by tho Com
mtttoo on Nominations was ordered to take
charge Of tho preparations for tho noxt lecture.
The, Executive Committee woro given tho
privilege Of revising any papers that wore to bo
read before tho 6ocloty, and authorized to ap-
point B'loh other comlnsttoos aH they may from
time to timo deem desirable.
, 1874-03-31

Wyok, the Rev. Or. f11omaH, II. 3. Lloyd, J. F.
TfegaY, N. Lyman. mil tho Secretary OK oliico
THE nEoE1rTB.
Tho. report was accepted, aud It was or1orod
that tho oloction bo hold by tho ,no.nbors Of tho
Aooloty nfter tho lootura noxt Sunday afternoon,
The Treasurer roportod:
lseccrta from aalca Of ,no1nhcra' Tickets .s2o6o
ltecnps from aalcn Of single Tickets NJ lecture
AAca 17.G0
TOTAL ....:................S .S44.10
Exre'lsoH ot printing advertising, rent OF hn1l,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2lQo
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A TTENTION FARMERS.

MACHINERY WARRANTED.
C0NGOH ~ co.
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EAlRBANK'S SCALES
WCNAE'S HEALTH.

| I IS lamestable fact that from causes not
4 generally understood, female suffering APP
pears to be on the increase. The sweet young
girl just entering iulo womanhoo4 soon be-
comes pale. feeble, emacaled, liieless, with
headaches pains and aches, loss of appetite,
palpitation of the heart cold feet and hands,
and appears to loose that youthful vim and
sprightliness so much admired. The middle.
aged married lady is Io less exempt from
some troublesome annoyance, she contln-
ually granting and iretting with pains and
aches, her s,crcions are all impaired, her en-
ergies are lost, she forces herself in into So
ciety, she "soursn on almost everybody,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
mere drone in her own household. And
she at the turn OF lie ~ is 70 stranger to
suffering peculiar to her sex al that age.
lia bits, climate AID ,uattenuon surely bring
about THESE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands Of iemales, cid and young,
to untlmeiY graves. Exercise your reason,
yeur Judgment and pretured DR.. Dromgoole'
English Female Blttors, as they will cure the
above female troubles in an incredtably short
time. They are prepared by an inexperi
enced physician, and is the most power
iul iron and vegetable tonics known to til.
medical profession. They are handsomely
put up in large bottles and sole by druggist!
and merchants everywhere. Address,
j. p. DROMGUULE, Prop'r..
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by j. Riviere. r. L. George
Wholesale agent for Texas.
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Officers Of the State GFalge.

overseer and Acting Master-Win. W.
Lang Marlin, Texas.
Iecturer--J. W. Jennings, Grayson county,
Texas.
steward--J. II. HINES, Nayarro county,
Texas.
Assistant Steward. X. Goodnight, Dallas
county, Texas.
Chaplain-DaUd Maggord, -.
=, Treasurer-W. b. Tucker, Tarrant county
Texas.
=, seeresary-H. II. Parker, Bel! county,
>, Gate Keeper--W. P. Cochran, Dali rs county
Texas.
Geres-0rs. NJ. A Crawford, -.
county, Texas.
Flora -
Lazy Assistant steward-Mrs. Teri ELL
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Sins of Mother and Father!

@TlNIS a sin to hoard mp money and refuse
i to supply tho natural wants aud de-
mands of suffering, bed-ridd4n wife. Ills
Il sin for mother to bend over couch off
beautiful, yet fading daughter and refuse to
spend few dollars for her benefit and relief.
How many thousands Of mothers and fathers
are to-day cursed with the above sin? Sicily,
pale, emaciated, care-worn, suffering females
can DO found in all parts of our country. A
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse to
spend little for it. The remedy that will
cure is DR.. promgoole's English Females Bit
ters. Sold by druggists. leold&wlm
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ERESH MEATS
Third Street Market House.

Best the country aor ds, in all the choice varieties
and styles of gooa fat, fresh meats. Polite atten-
ton and modersfo terms. Give us a call
u. l.. 4 A. q. LESTARJETT,
noyl3 .ProprieloTs.