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, 1874-10-31

An English aud Chinese grammar haa been
published on the ollaadortf method.
new Chriatulks story from Farioon II
promised nudor tho tiuo Of "Tho Ring OF No.
land"
A new child-atory by Hiss Muloct. .cfaik will
hayo tug title Of "Iho Little Lamo princs'
Aifs. ' Aoee L;athrop, daughter OF Nathaniel
"flower People," FOR 0seood's now edition.
Mr. John Forster's nsxt work is likely to be a
biography Of Swift, Tor which he has COLLECTED d
valuable mass Of materials, including not 1 few
unpublished lettors OF tho famous Dean.
"Ien Old Maids (aul Five Of Them Wore
Wiss. and Five Of Them Wore FoollulYI. In iha
odd title Of julie P. amtA'R forthcoming uoyeI
{CArleton)
prouahon's letters number more than !, ,0oD,
aud will I'LL ut loaat four volumes.
slouo" III bu!lotined abroad.
A new story by Virginia T. Townsend Ia au-
nouucoa by tho Lippiuvotts,
"Au iu Alt" will be tho title OF Philip
Do,,rha Marston'a now poems.
An illustrated History nf the United Btatos.
In serial form, u announced by thu Cassolu il
England.
Il ia reported Ia Ireland that an nnswer will
DO published, OF the authority OF the Runnn
Catholic priesthood, to tho arguments OF Iyndan
au1 Huxley.
Il ia now bsuitea about that Mr.. Bancroft
will write the history Ut the Constitution III
aerteH Of additional volumes to tlis jast-com-
piotea hihtory.
Ass. :Choiosa Yalge.tou, diyorcoe aud pere-
grinator, now proposes two additional volumes,
"Ieseslia IN America"
The noy. II. Il. Hawois now furnishes \
"efennatlou prelude" wI,atayar That may be,
Under tho title OF "Ablas Tor Ashen."
"Hhs Identity Of Primitive Christianity and
, 1874-10-31
The salem Syatcl,crnft.

sA1.EM: TALE OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
1y d. 3. CAsrr.EToE. l2mo., l,p. $50, New York !:
Harper 4 Brothers.
Considered MS novel merely, this volume de-
serves no moro than mention Of its title, Its
literary merit IL too slight to elevate 1t above
the multitude OF commonplace stories that load
the shelyea Of the booksellers. But, as . his
torcal fiction. illustrating one Of tho most terri
bio episodes in the eary life Of Now Eug1and, it
Is entitled to moments notice. Tho account
which it eivcs-and It il mcagro-of tho incl
dents Of tho Salem Witchcraft is correct 10 far
~ 1t goes: It is mainly notable for tho
absence Of tho name Of Cotton Mathor
~ connection with tle awful trage-
dies rolatod Since the appearance, in 1881, OF
the nov. G. ". Upham's Lectures on Salem
Wiechcraft, !" it has becn tho custom OF historians
and writer's on tho subject to adopt unquestion-
ingly the theory which tint author inverted that
Cotton Matler wRs responsible for tho pergecu-
ton aud murder Of tho victims Of the Salem su-
perHtition. No assertion could bo moro unjust
Or untonnded, ~ my ono searching into tho
facts can readily prove. 1t is acrecable to note
!hat the wrisor OF the present talo is tho rst ono
IN tho pAst torty-thtoa years, who hns UNDER
tnken ia!a to tell prose tho story Of tho Salem
Nitchcralt, and lns avoided tho error of clarg-
lng Cotton hlatlor with being q promoter Of tho
qoiuaion aud its shocking consoquonces. Mr..
LouGIo!loW, IN hs poetlcal version of the Salon,
horrors, in The Nc"-England Tragedies" was
careful to koop to tho truth ln his representation
ct the part which tho leA,ncd aud pious Boston
a's'f'e enacsed in those distressing scsnop.
, 1874-10-31
THE WEDDING.VA(l.

Dbar Anna, when bought her vail
Her white vGI1, Oh her welsdiug-ujght.
Threw DER my THU, brown hair itv ftilda.
and, laughing, turned nc 10 tho light.
See, Bessie. seot yon wear ut last
The bridal.vaii, forsworn for yearsln
Bhe saW my faca,-her 'angll VIVA huehed,
Her happy eyes were nl!ed with tears.
With kindly haste mud trembling Aaud.
sho drew away tht ganzy mist;
"EotRtve, dear heart! 4" h1r swcek voice said
Her loving lips my forehead kissed.
VIC passed from. out The searching Light;
The summer night was cclnl aud fair
did not see her lityinE eyes,
I felt her soft hand smooth my hutr.
Her tender love unlocked my heart;
Mid falling tours, at laat sad:
"ForsWor1t, indeed, to MT TINT vail,
Decauso only luve tlie dcadl"
Sho stood one moment etatne-atiil,
And, n,nsinR. spako IN uplettone:
The living lows may colder grow,
1he dead IN Hafa with God atonpln
-Elizabe4. II. Vh.ss<r.
, 1874-10-31

International Reuiep for Observation-Disclosures
a. :. Barnes l. Co., Now York;. Contauts !:
!" International Communication BY Language, "
by Philip Gilbert Hamerton; "Tho Arehltecta
Of . n, tue American CAPITOL" by James Q. Howard !;
- nIho Iron Resources Of tho United Slates," by
Latin Classics" by the Roy. Dr.. Charles
Elliott; "Divorce," By The Hon. NJ Il. Davis !;
The Domestic Commerce OF tho United States II
by the Hon. 3: sLollabager.
ZEN q Me Vest for October (Chicago).
York). N'''
r., A'nerscan Homes for November (Honry L.
4. Wells, Now York). >''N''
, 1874-10-31
THE SCIENTIST AND HIS CHILD.

IIET7Uen oy The aathor aohtx on bed Of tanputeAiq
"FatllRr, thou art acientiat,
Therefore aoat oil things known
"afy child. II you've dollar left,
You 70 and bet tia 80"
"Father, Ia there an ether
Through which tho worlds hll vhtxfn
"Orinions vary, good my child;
think perhaps there is.n
"And, father, aro thsro folks who dveu
In yon briRh ttwinkjng star :"
"PToctor thinks 40, my leA1est boy.
And-wen, perhaps there aro.'
Aud, father, that thero comet there
You know what tin, I hopo7'
II Ruess tlB carbon, boy; so sag4
Your daldy'B spectroacope."
"And, father, whilo think Of II,
How do ynu know You know?*
"Knowledgo ts roiative, my Child
only think 'tis so."
"You think you know son know you think:
Pray bow can snch things be ~
My child, thia certainty you Hnd
Across your parents kneo.r
-feto pUTk Graphic.
, 1874-10-31

] Now 30nI1cE ARcrShCh fr 81, n fs rua "a q &o
Ero,u ta1 Sn,taa'1.w tWa.sr :" n.s...,.a.'
An aasiduous. I,,t ratss s' TO- fancfuI atn;,ont
Of Tue Elizabothan noetry. who wr;tea for tho
London Exani,,er. Afr Aii1,to hna ,annvarnd 'n ae
ho tninks. aonnnt written ly shalsoaars rndar ss
the neno Of "Phaetou." MD adirosseI to % .1oln
Floro, who, like himself was q protoee Of viii.
INN Ierbort. The Earl ~ soutIamntan II M.
peared arnDng tue conmoplatory yeraes prn-
tlxed to FIorio's "Socond Fruits" published In
ao9l, two yaaEB oofore shakHpea1e printed hH
first book "Venrls and AdoniR," and otght yeara
before any OF bis sonnets are known to havo
beou printed, though many Of thom werc doubt
leas wl1tton as early al 1890: floro's book MAS
collection OF Italian aud English dialogues and
aphorlsals, printed in parallel columns, and it
was published in tho spring Of tho year by 4
writer whose name augGests the pun on flowers
which appoars IN the sonnet, al Ee eiyo It bo-
low:
P,lARrox 10 H1s FRIEND RLou1o.
Sweet frena whose nnnp agrees will shy increase.
How 1T araisll ast thou of tic Spring
lor , Wien eael nTs'lch hah 'eft his nour!ahlug,
H. n.nsa ,o s;a.an saaax psyss eeas
, 1874-10-31
NXuSica

MUSICAL TREASURES. Illustrated, Complelo In
I"ehty'four lArts. s. Dra!nard1 Sons Cleye-
laud, D.
The music In this collection Ia judlciously &C.
lectod. comprising corporations Of favorite Eu-
ropean and American authors, in every variety Of
style, Il Is alao worry cheap. being afforded at
tanning y paEes OF music. the work ii embcl-
iahed with portraits Of eminent musical artjsts
TO the nutnber Of forty-eiglt. Whom put into
tastofnl covers. IL will DO useful and ornnmept-
a accesuion to tho roportory Of the vocalist and
pianist.
, 1874-10-31
Bret 4anrto on Confuctuss


co.,,,ct;,, Frena sagps @ =; !n'a,as at4, fer 1876
rn,xsT.r1, "n go - s1,NEsE -. ~, cAAss1cs'
falr.,o 1saaaap 1ns.noGaa..! ~ ~ KIP TM.
world tho world Vas Ktse Kiaue. who afe1 d. His lii
trass SasAo @ iassi s nih oones E!an'te' ms nal1
A'1 rou ou4s f;,n;s G.sA"u L.; popn.S: 2t.t:,. -.u
tor c s M nSs 4nnan fan. "a,lkn the Mas
| r. T., ,yati,;n1s o..n5 lazy W oo'n loss'
lick It ons ~ 81. 1ay v.p y ara a'ons a no woI,
would stcn nvar ~ n5orna 7. ~eAe Soo aoSVS' ~
Tannen;nn nnna w = ~ Ia. ~ 1,,,. a4u l..
changed countenencs. o. 14" " S' "'eA'' ~
| The snnor;or pn-so. ..,~o 1,;u ,,,,,,., =. Al,
Ordinary manner nevar nm,}n1 s ~. ao "a as
H. % si,rave s I kont t.n upep ei;r1a nts ~ aeos H.;
and bohind avsnlv ndinstei it, nar,n;,,e5 ~
tic unses,n1v oxuasnra If his uo "
''1sI M1,a.. ~ anS L., s'aa9. T., ,,,.:.u
them With hin arms @ nsuo he e ,sn 'o"afa
His Foef1W-Tho fnllowino waa s3sit+or T., ~ q
'''h sea1 nh On 9,e LEAVING .an', noo; ,,n -.
MT III" u.st M I' ,,s ~ - LIN i' a-oo
ou' 'as w,h hxs .a na n1li sG,s ..;I q h my VIEW
Tbis thirket ali through
| That obecufes tho cloar rrospscs Of Loo.
In Inter wears tho following vas con,noaaa l..
Tiero opco xrna a a.oe e.r,oa fo,|,-
Ciue, whose ro,narks were mol foy:
Me ta!1. wlll hew
With II. f.3sn'Is .saisa aa thsdGGhs
~ nn"o ~ '' ri, ss'eua. ssn'ss1ea quietly. "Do"
as Ehscs-Ihe haater said, "0ns virtus
gees great wey. ., ln jar Of chow-chow. prop
cry s, isyoFoo e NTH gnget' e7en dead mouse ia
pa!als9!o. lll 1Tt.. a,.,, -.....-.
Or Weu asking him II It wero proper to put
dea.' mice Ill chow-chow, lie replied, ut ia lilo
custom,
Mnen ne heara thht Chang had beheaded an
tai e.siso province ho remarked "This is carrying
thtnes TO an excess."
un 1elns asked his opinion Of implement ho
replied shat the end did not Justify tle mealls."
nop He He asked him t'o,v to toll the superior
, 1874-10-31

4 VIEW vsnroprts1 Tn1T1nv ~ s,,srs1 NV,
Editel by HORACE TowAnp Frn.rsx' ri. :il'Nt1 =
How're AND JULIET. 8yo., rr, $50, phiisdclphta !:
J. b. Lippincost L Co.
This colossal work. wb;cl, s rraduajfy groyInr
nv tho ,tnaont,s u,ou o,3 ,e,,ar,,,. 49,
r,o,,,;, -, -, ~ '. ~ 'e7e1o W e,1e pIoe'aes'
,,,u, po'n'sos ~ W. monument 10 shakespeare OF
Which American scholarship may be proud.
Hudson and White have in former wears. held a
brilliant torch townrds thu tl},m;net,on ~ liz
ronius of thu crcat rno1;al 5ro,n.tist a,,d rn,,
T,,,a.s ,.o,,.',, a.. t.S ", H., auu ~"
u".se 'io"aa 1ne i@oo's oi ail tue eomiaonta-
tors tint hnre gone before him, by gathering
tho scattered rays Of light they have thrown at
various times upon sepa,ato portions OF shaks.
paa,e,a text. and bringing tbo;r cor,a,,, ~ 80
fesns - 49, @, s.... easns sust eoue7n'1asea
ao5ce ~ oear upoa every hidden and obscure
word and line, placed tho whole maasivo struct-
tire of bis dramas in tho radiance Of this noon
any Of critical learning and sagacity.
i,ort,,.thrao yo,rs Loo ,,ossea a;.a ro-r
~ ye"t1 nu'o ,'saea e'ueo boswoll,
INC ao' o' 'onnsons ingenious biographer pub
hsaed. IN tWentS-one octave yolume8, tho third
md last variorum edition Of Shakespeare. Not.
yithstanding tbe 1efecta and ahortc,,,,;n,r
ambitious task Of human underta,,;nr lila lila
seeding editors and Of grateful servco .G to ,a
studonts q ahakspeero Dat the s years 81 tiss ts
In tho aeld Of criticism, and It, pone morn 40
thau in that portion occped by tho nava of the n
prince Of d.amatlats. Scholars Of today. In
every domain Of ltoraturo md SCIENCE have ont
the past generation, and demand for tLeir con- 9
venience new and improved mnn1,nla onhndg.
ing the results OF tho latest inyostno,tiona I'o +
now variorum edition Of Shakespeare VIVA na,ted
has nriaan one conntont and ranJv - a,,a".as
the requirement. ~' ~ ''''"0A
The scope OF this work is broad, d,-embracipe
, 1874-10-31

tho couslu's instruction, tho plan for n anhstar.
tlal, h9nds9mo, mud convenient dwelling III H,lc-
couatnlly developed: On itaa completion, tia
gagged to give II realization in brick. mortar, and
stone. Throughout tho proccss OF oroctipr tho
structure. the operations Of building nro diH.
ouasod " Pn'll md his cousin, and ovory potut
IL sho procedure s 1nada tho occasiom Of i lesson
In tho fno art Of architcct,,ro. In lila wnv'
many good and practical rules and nurTnat,n;y'a,
nro evolved, wliiel, are valuable to liz rna'ior
especially If ho bo m architect or hayo in G;aa
% To olnraetor euso 9 pn p9ttaag Morg ~ ~ honso
anu tme tfansasor haa helped little to incroaso
tho olfcct " making close. thpl,ri, nmnnths
votaton. Tho book Is snporby prosecuted BY tle
puolsaofs, ntls, with otlIor Embellishments: las
Tho Eihe Arts.
IiiEoNY OF FINE A1lT by Josrrn Tommy.
a'e ~ nr1fcssor # Moral uni intellectual PHILOSOPHY
~ the University Of Vermont, l01uo.. nm. l96
wow YORK: Scribicr, Armstrong L Co. +t
Tho power Of close and logical reasoning, and
the habit Of thorough research whicl, Prof,
Iofroy has acqnired In hs philosophical Dur
suit, nro very nppnrons III tllis treatise on Art,
Il ta baaod on careful study Of Art-worl;s B,td
Art-wrisers. Several timeB Prof. Torroy has
crossed tho At!antio to learn nt the feet Of tho
Old maBters, while his consultations with tho
wtscst critics have baon intimato aud dilleont.
1t is something OF which We may bo proud Tint,
In tho tearsh Of good painting, sculpture and
architecture. aua Of Art-schoola In our country,
there yet are among un 30 many WHO, couquer-
rs tho d!tl!cutios IN tho way, havo bccono in-
tellieont upln the subject; ah better still. TINT
We havo such abe and alillful writora on Art Al
Tucltermati, jenkins, mud 1orroy,
This last author haa brought sterling contri-
bntioh TO the literature of eHslotice, Ii ,e mo-
found III itn method, aoutling a Dlummat dawn
to tho laws that lie At the very foundation Of tho
mattor. Tho lofty principles which The readers
OF Loeaing, Iushin, Hamorton, and otl1orB, aro
accustomed 10 hear euuuclatodt are repeated ind
emphasized by Prof. Torrey. Not In tho spirit
Of Bervilo lnttator, but with tho freshness aud
freedom Of an ,untrannmelou inquirer. THO os-
sayB which mako up the volume wcro originally
delivered III the form Of lcctuyoB to tic Sonior
classes in the Vermont University. Tho circun1-
Htances under which they wero produced con-
spired With tho training and tnste OF the author
ical, In Btyle aud spirit.
, 1874-10-31
LITERATURE,

~ anne,n n"esS ~ Whittier
4nn n1dmn ~ 4a5 ~ ,so'.a nosn dnEENLE4F WHIT
10. '' fp' -''' '''a|'"' '"'ea IL. ossoo'
Teto IN t1,o fa,t ,y}op f,,o ..o,, l.,
~ ~ .s,' "ue" oio ',oos III 1ne Woooa
stand nahoa. at'o Eholr !oafcs Ito In rBaet heapa
at their 1oet; when tho astcr, anl tie golden
rod and tho blue gontian the Inat 1townra In
n1ooo +betr cvas NJ +t,o to,,.,' =, ~ s ~. -.
oAooo .As~ Nv .no to'!oA VI Tue 1fobt-hRVo
SINK Into their winters aloop; when tho wancior-
s-.,a,,,.. ~ .. "'a s.o'e'"uus i'nuS -, tno n""s
and tho laurel, tile on1v relics of tho vautHbcl
summer: tbou Tim ,v,,c1- -h,yo, h,,s,, t,,pca mt
IL. III, -" '''eN-u""e' o''o't i"'f'
.onoo, ,ph.. -,,&,N =, ~ ,...,..,,,,a
no"eon* HAon everything olao III tuo sohot"oio
world Ia bare, and brown, and Hccm-
fnnlv hfo1aeo T. t1oo,-,toa itao1f Will, a
ga,1zy robo Of lomon, as If to celebrate tho
autrnn t.. norx.., 49,. ,,,r,,to. fnnr 1nnr
$500. .te Humo1s "ig iI it.I H., fsir,, s,,ns5,'
petais, twisted aug eNtlou .iao ialiS snlv. ~,
!lhei oue thov hanE SO tllck ~ " ;n Guse'u' sAe
they have no charm Of anell, and are useless for
bouuuoks or bol1tonnicres every ono IL ElAl To
pee tho h1onanma ri tha witcl.ljhzel. mud Iovn
thcm for tbo sweet eraco they lcnd to tho fadino
with lolicatc senso Of ntnesa, our beloved
Whittier hsa named this collection Of his
lato--npt last: may 1t DO long orc VIC can say
last l-poeme, "Hazol- Blossoms" Ho Is in the
autumn OF his yeare. and this wreath bn Ina
woven to ornament his brow is like the garland
which the wttcll-hazcl twincs around It's branch
es, to cheer tho melancholy days that follow af-
tor summer. In tho opening poem. III which,
the humble charm Of the hazel is sung, tho poet
smal, bcauty hath my unsuue flower.
For Spring 70 own Or Summer l,al
nut, ln ths aeasons aaddeet hour.
To 10 5ae sk,es mat ws9p and Wnsla that wall,
4" Rlaa sufpr1aals never fail.
odav. grown enid, a r,e ,,oxr ,,,,
Nc ross n Iuno oon nav ,,dar,R ,n RroTm a9s o'a'
But, Ike the hazel'a tw;sted ;1A rSId.
Through carly frost and iatsr rain,
Shall hints Of suu1mer-tins remain.
1nd III %, K WITHIN t1a,t the ,t, , lnsels bongh,
Tbat nons o ~ ooincm mIs"o ~ nrgms, 3a',v
And ia drr. iesert niacea @ teia Jia'"'
Where dow unscen tho cool. sveet va,lu.
, 1874-10-31


The boys Of st. PauVs and the Chauel Royal
often played III con junction. Some OF them ai-
terwards bocau'e distinguished OIL tho btass Ut
tue Back-Friars.
FomaIo purts woro always acted by bows until
the Restoration, Ihsa may nccoult, In
{. mensure, for the coarseness which marked
tho oarly dsanlA. Tho NrHt character aa.
sumod by woman On tho English ntago
was tlas Of Uestlemona. It Vas p]ays,l
BY . malnber Of Kilhesow's COMPANY. NJ
the Kings House. In 1861; but Tie natno 81 tne .
lady who played 1t has not come down to ,,s, Tho
.Aoat noted bsy-actlyases II. Loudon were Ell
wmu kynastos' and 1anles NokeH. OF tic lirat,
Pepys says tl,at Lo n,atie the ioye{lcst lauy"m
for hoy-shat ho ever aaw. Loug after sbo yo.
cation Q! hoy-actresses was gone, he ronalned
uron tho stage, mud wau one Of its brightest ar-
naneHtH. lie setaued most Of hia youtlful
beauty nnto Tho last md at G0.hls teetl; wole "a
sound anu white III d bal!o' b Of 40. His manner
was e'neularl, slis,ntiea md graceful, aud lila
eye keen Mnd t!oroing.
Janies Nokea, tho contemporary OF KYnaston,
W, WAS famous. While playing fen,sle par!s. f,r his
!mperIonation Of tho Nl,sAe IN Otway's "Caius
3lar11!s, and Neyll PAyne's drama, "Fatel Jsal-
ouay.' When obliged 10 aaaun,s tho characters
belonging to hla rex llo sustained his carly rep.
utatlon, and acquired considerable fortune. lla
, 1874-10-31

canonical Gosnels Aprang from q Johnuulto
party Of concilia!:o1l.
A great literary curiosity is now for eale at
compoaed Of c.loo yolumes entitled, Au Impo.
ral Collection Of Anciont and Modsrii I.itern-
taro." This huge encyclopedia waB commenced
during the reign of tho Emperor kang-he {1EG9-
1772), and "as printed at tile Imperial Printing
type Vas cast for the purpose, It's con-
tonts arc arranged under tlirty-two
divisions, aud embrace avery subject dealt
with within tue range of Chinese literature. Uu-
n'oyed in printing the work waa, after tke pub
lIcaton OF the tirHt edition, purloined by disloa-
cat officials, and tic remaining portion waa
melted down to bo coined into cnsh. Tho re-
snis ls i, t'st very fow copies are now in o1stenco
nna Hllli fewer over como INTO tho market. Tho
price aaked Tor the present copy by tue Chinese
owl.ar is about ss2O, ,dD0.
:. gsriballi's a. 1 new work, ~ Mile" has appeared
At Turin IN the form OF O handsome volume, uo,-
preface. Addressed to tho youth of Italy, whv
are reminded TINT politics ara every mau's con-
eern, slrca aact QUO has an iasoreHt in Knowing
Whether his bark Wili be #teered against rocks.
loman youth specially o bees% % ti;at suc N u sx. @
amplo Of quiet! dlghEled energy nlay bo set
by them TINT their city shall b. rs a pole
star 70 every othor ITALIAN community,
as a houriah,ng aud houored land. Tho
main pnlt Of tho work. comprising aixty-tilsoo
claptors, u occupied With tho narrative OF tho
i takes ts ns1no. It concludes with an address
to tho ,323 sabaer1bera for tho volume, who are
INSURED tEat thu author fecu TINT lin nciyo |
niara IN tho political events III ovor, md that, in
giving thcm tlIs work aa nomouto of liH puut |
oxaftona for hIs fAtl,orla,ll, ha iu conscious Of
tho iaulta which It exhibits, regrets that s wua
unable 10 produce anything moro worthy og |
their acceptance, and Asaugos tha1n Of his yyra. |
pAshy.
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FEVER AND AGrR cafcd for nny rsrsx There Il
sad Axur. and ell other Hxlsftrs~. Hlksn* xcarst.
Tynhnd, Yellew. and other Fryers fnidesl By NAi.
MAYS ptf.IxI 40 quick ~ HADwAfsx kEADf RI.
ldkK Ffly cents par bottle ]
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GO TO TEXAS
VIA TmK
Lone Star Route.
(fiasrnaioaal aud Gn~ai NorAera n. R.l

.....ss.s.ss
DAssf.NGEks going 70 Texas via Nrmphs
II srd i.itfle Kork. " via Shreveport. sFfks
thu iine q ionxvirw, The is<<s Rsslir % Pslr..
tine, He.rns, Waco, Anssin- IiuHfsxiiie. ueu--
ton. galveston and al l,sinf< IL Western. Cen
trai. Eastern and soutlrrn Texs<.
Passengers via Nre DFi<aa< .iif fIfsi ~ h<-s
Route % Tyler. Mlneelr, DALAI. Ox<Fies. srosk.
go. Lonriew aud al points ia Es~s<ra ssd
Northesfer.t Trxs<.
This Inc |, well hssiit. fhersn<hsy ssnipps.i
with every mnfiern iniprpsfsav<s. inrIudins New
sud firglnf DAY CsarhTs. rarnsan Paisr >icsp.
inx Cars, wesilnghopss Air Exskss. Miilrr's rs.
ieht safety phiGpfm~ and sonTsss@s and nDw lsrrr
ei~ ran the passenger NJ Fsssapf~seIy smy~na on
q speedy, -nir nssd renfsrfaisfs lnslFnsy.
The LONE STAR Raufr has adilnsraAy am
severed TN qilrFys tiisw ~ ~ q TrxwF w The
publication ~ 30 k,srr-ssinr and frufhi.iI deeu-
lnrni. essnininiag vsisIzilk sui sssrreci map.
wlirll ran 10 si<slnrd frre rhsrs- 10 sd,irrs.-
Ing III. GENERAL TIekEf AfsLyf. Isfrrnz-
iIausi and tirszt Serthem Railroad. lisu-ton,
Texas.
Difrkt VI F<,s. It's.
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A MEDICAL TRIUMPH !!
Or. D. S. PERRY'S,
VEGETABLE AROMATIC
b | Z L E r. s
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THESE Bifters must heroine the uniyersalre-
il mcdy OF the age. There Is nothing like them
| ar 20 equal them under the sun. They restore
the weak. inyizorate the feeble, aud give new lfe
aud tone % the broken down system. In mz=-
EaafIc and ma iarious districts they are worth q
ship load Of Qninine powders and pills. They
are especially adapted to persons suffering from
Dyspepsia, Lipor Complaints,
Costioeness, Headache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
CAals and Eeuer and Piles.
TO DELICATE FEMALES,
Ladies, ere or yo,nns; viii md thes. Bstss. es.
oeclaIly adaptsdt 20 dIs<ass peculiar 10 their pex.
/ Nervousness Lasith1f.,, Want Of Appel he
and Generai Debility. III Yield 70 The magic
charm o. flssse inesfiinAllc Bittsrs.
Hear Hnaf sSaid.
Hear Hhd Is Sdd.
Herr Whaf isSaid.
Wonderful effects have resulted from yous
| DIR. PEkKlss Btu rs-'
my chilis are gone. ] can hardly believe n ,
asend me one ease Prsrr's Bitisn again
Nothing like them here.D
1enelose afsdasit % my ease. I had TO do q
to conyiace you Of the wonderful care.'
surely thsy are the most dsiishifai wius iohis
pr. WHOM ..S. that you@s. public beas.ae
tor
sHunahl N6'more rheumatism
No more headache. thanks 70 you.
We cnrsld M this paper twice over wfth hssl
stsch genuine extracts. but the above must - {
Il ire. Our Biftefs are prepared under the super.
| vision 10 Dlt. ID. !. PfhRY. Member "A ~
4 Rsysl College of Phg scians aud <uf1egss, Lnu
dos, Eagia'si, assi q the Medical Clinic o. Ga.
AiliordefsaieaIif6 u address % sse
PERRY ARosf4Zfc BITTER co.,
AZ CORTLAND S..
j NEw YoRK.
Tie Biters ara ssii elder tgGsbonls o,
eass at 81 per tottie.