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Miss Sarah EpeS Cnbrll, daughter of Mny9r
John boswell, and TpliGt Of dcnclul u, W,
=. CnbelL wns born IN HOLLOWAY county,
va A, u, lhOl ana dltl ~ lhr lrslucnco ul
her son, Colonel George g. tubcll, Ia the
city of Dnnyllle, Nnr on the 1lh Ut August,
1874, ng0d ~ years,
Hosts of surviving friends win read TINS
announcement with pulnt Tor lol many
communities have been blessed by TIE NE
or bclcuYtd by the deulh Of hucll "A WulnlIi
Mrs, tnbcll'S ondOWmenli hS nature unu ny
grace were of u hlIl order rendering hei IN
Instructive, pleasant aud profitable rompnn'
Ion, nnd Investing her cunNcfeulull WIN
elegance Ia which comparatively new rnl
Just v lay claim, Her piely was OF the IA"
lelligcnt, transformations ana undemnnslrA'
tive tyne, and was hnscd upon principle
rather thnn Impulse or ceiling, she rNtf-
clsed u humble, childllkc confidence IN hel
Redoelnor, ana hung MI her hopes upon us
cross alone, Her religion being iull Of ihal
gentle cnnrity when IN the bond ~ perfect
ness, made her II lcnient judge Of tue errors
and lntlrmilles Of Others, nnd none were
more unwilling lhAn was she 10 condemn
hnrshly their faults and iniltlcs. Her spirit
WIS cminontly catholic While nrdoutly at
tnched iO the Methodist church, ui which
glc was u most consistent ana hunolr'l
member, she was ircc nom all hlgoilS ana
IN ne rtclUrlanism, and with the Apostle
she prayed, "graCa he with all them that love
our Lord Jesus Christ In sincerity. '~ li'I
Pastor.
We copy the above from the Danylio va
Times, aud add TO lts statements tnal Mrs
Sarah Epos Cabell, the deceus,d, was the
mother OF our fellow-citi1en, General viii
liam l.. CGhell, mayor OF Dallas. she had
seven sons, of whom Lieutenant 4, u. Cobel
died of wounds received in the late war IN
1862 Colonel Joseph II, Cabell wns Killed in
front of Petersburg, May &C. 1851 Leuten
mt T.. Il. Cabell died in 1859 of wounds re-
ccived rom the Comancha indians nrn
Hacatccus, Mexico, Ia ls5e, while hers o.. At
whose house sho died, was q distinguished
colonel In the confederate army. Other son
the mayor OF Dallas, We do not speak, rs h'
Is wen known TO our people. j. II, h.
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'fnE reason why certain Dallas
man never enters church now but al
ways sits on the steps, aud there fol-
lows the service II because "of the
frequent falling Of church floors"
There are other reasons, too, which no
has not mentioned, ftrlnslancc, II ena'
bes him 10 smoke and read the papers,
aud get his boots backed 10 look well
when church's out and 10 order beer
from the nefrest saloon by paying a
small boy 10 get 1t for him, and other
causes too lengthy to string out.
COLONEL THOMAS Il. FISHER, whllonl
acting general supply agent Of the
construction department Of the
Texas and Pacific railroad during the
dark days Of the panic aud yellow
fever In September last, dropped In on
w yesterday, The Colonel Is at present
agent for the town lot department ofthe
Texas and Pacific railroad Mt Eagle
Ford. All who transact any bushes
with him VIII find him n genial,
whole souled gentleman and thorough
business man.
SEVERAL young ladies of this city, a'
u matter Of exercise, "got up" n Jump
Ing match, II llourlshed finely until one
day they heard somebody litter nnddis
covered that some boys were watching
them. They then concluded to have
their jumping match In the night time
The boys found this out, and bought
wholesale bill of lanterns, and during
the game the boys arrived Oh the
ground with their lanterns IT. This
ended the jumping mat,h.
ONE of lIudson's Gland crabs" madt
his escape while Mt work, on Thursday
evening, in front Of Captain Frank
residence. lie developed Il speed tina
no one thought ever laid in human
legs.
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TAKE WARNING

no ali Whom y, May Concern.
All persons are hereby warned
not to buy ar trade for ~ prom
issOry nOte for two thousand
cigIit hundred and seycnty'tiyc
dollars ~. $50, signed by R.
v. TOmpkins. president Of the
Dallas Con, press company. and
payable On tlc ist day of 5mR-
nary. 1879. 10 II. A.. bryan. So,
or order, rs ihcrc are offsets tO
said mote 10 the amount Of four
hundred dollars. iSy order Of
tiie beard Of Directors.
as. y. TOM KhSS. PRIEST.
n. n. BARRY. Scc'y pro tenn.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Reported for the Dallas Herald by Mat
thews, ktngShery ~ Co., st. Louis National
Stock Yard, ana Kansas stock Yard, Kansas
City, Mo.
EAST ST LOUIS, ILL.,, August 1.-THE mar.
ket to-day shows little more animation
than previous days, though prices have not
altered. Good grades of cattle are in strong
request. We note that II large number OF
prime natives are being shipped eastward in
first hands. Half fat cattle are u little
stronger than last week, though they are not
desirable stock here. Hogs were selling yes
terday AT s. IS per loo fair good butcher lots
The range III price is from "a to 81 "a Tor
stockers, to 81 30 for gool fat butcher lots.
We quote cattle;
Choice ma i've shippers, s. IS to 70; good To
prime, 81 10 to 4 -; choice corn fed Texans,
y - to IS; common to good, So 50 to GO:
choice green Texan, s. 80 TO -; medium to
good, - - 10 %; common Texans, sl.7j 10
$50.
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Oh
THE TRINITY BRIDGE.
They Decide TO Sell the Bridge to the
County.

The stockholders of tho Trinity
bride company met ut the Office Of
Messrs. Castor ~ Camp, yesterday, and
after II brief discussion decided TO sell
the bridge 10 the county for the sum of
$4,000, which is about scyenty-scven
cents of the issued stock of the compa-
ny, The following gentlemen were
appointed II committee 10 wait upon
the county court and Inform them OF
the action Of said company w. b..
Miller, DR.. John \, Stevens and Jacob
Wagner.
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A Fine Jewe,ry Es,ab,,,hm.u,.

One of the neatest and best stocked
Jewelry establishment in Dallas county
Is that of MIR. J. +. Keller, of Lancas
ter MIR. KS stock of watches, silver
ware, jewels, etc., etc, are purchased
from the first New York dealers, and
embrace a variety of some of the most
beautiful and superb goods of the kind
In this part of the state. Mr.. Keller
has the reputation of being one of the
best silver smiths in the country.
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Death Of Conductor Robinson,

Conductor A. l.. NJ. Robinson of the
Texas Pacific road and gentleman
who has been spoken of by many Dali
lasites as one of the most gentlemanly
attaches of that line, died very sudden-
ly of congestion of the brain in Mar
shall ON Thursday. The deceased
leaves a wife and family In st. Charles
county, Missouri.
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Franklin IL selling ini1s M
Unprecedented l0W prices, IN
also cr0Iuci and ciilVairic Hcis,
gold pens, blank hooks, sih-
tioncEy, cic.. etc, 0f which he
has large Quantities by lar the
largest slUc!. la Dallns.
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WANTED.

One hundred nlule ana on
teams 10 haui government sup
plies from Dallas 10 Forts Ricii.
nrdsOn ana Griffin. Steady
work. Good rates. For iDiOr.
nation apply ai The freight de.
DOT Of the Texas ami Pacific
railway.
w. q. GRAHAM. Contractor.
li7dlOt
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Attempted 10 Jump iron, ~ Passenger
Coach.

On the south bound passenger train,
Oh the Central road yesterday, n wo-
man fell to sleep with her babe in her
arms, and sudden jolt of the train
rolled the "small volumen to the floor
When the child's cries woke the wo-
man, andshe not seeing it on her lap,
thought it had fell out the window,and
at once rushed to the rear end of the
coach TO jump Off the train. She was
stopped by gentleman, and in mo-
ment afterwards another passenger
ilshed out the brat from under the seat
and restored II to its mother, who, in Il
few moments afterwards, laid it across
her lap and spanked him in breathless
vigor.
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An elegant new ArIOn piano
for sale at cost and carriage,
which il &I7J less than man.
uihcturcs' price. This il ~ bar
gain not found every day.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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Return OF superintendent, BuII,n.

General superintendent Bullen. of
the Dallas and Wichita road, returned
from the north yesterday. Colonel
Bullen's trip north has been of the ut
most advantage to his road, and the
continued progress of the line west.
ward Is assured.
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Mothers! AroNot your little ones subject
10 that distressing complaint, Whooping
Cough, aud when suffering how cNn II be
cured2 A thousand certificates prove that
Marsdcn's rectoral Balm will relieve and
cure every ease. For Snlc by MI druggists.
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ION WORN.

We have the facilities and the work.
men 90 do M good work, and nc IN
Low rases, ne can be done anywhere
ana we moan 10 do u. bring your
fine sob work "a THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main ana
Lamar ~ reels.
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Notice.

From and AFTER July ~, 1874, Mr.. II. j.
Nevil will have charge OF the city clrcula.
tion OF the Dallas HERALD. subscriptions
due to Saturday, the 18th OF July, inclusive
are payable TO Mr.. W. W. Basye, from which
date Mr.. Neville IL alone authorized 10 coll
lect and receipt for the same.
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NOTICE.

Job work ~ invariably paya-
BILE on delivery, nnd all tram
silent advertisements nj the
time they are handed In. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid In advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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The latest styles OF Note PA
pers, with or without mono
gram. in legal on bon ton folds.
with .barOnial envelopes 10
match in size and tint. All ut
PIERCE a. LYGE'S.
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Wall paper and crOquct sets
now at hand. and for sale at
low prices nj Reed IL LatllrOp's.
Elm street. opposite burnt dis
trict.
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" Gather ItcDOrt.

Mean temperature of the city OF Dallas,
yesterday, kept by John \. Roberts, druggist,
Fnhrenheits nrst.class thermometer;
~ o'clock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 81
UOclOck r.
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The IaiesI stock of window
Shades, Mixtures, C0rnice
Moulding aaL Wal. Paper nj"
ways 10 found az
PIERCE a. LlLES.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees IN the
Herald ONCE viii be allowed In settle
ments with tho ONCE unless nm order
from the Proprietor Nv given.
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Mattresses! Mattresses !

care selling better aud cheaper Mat
tresses ihan any house in the state,
O'BRIEN ~ CuRiANi
Manufacturers Austin street, near Pacific
railroad. l3jllm
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e'l,apEIhs SAslENS.

Manila bags and wrapping pa
per for sale low Id the trade
ma REED AZ EATAalsOp'S.
l22dtf EiMl Street.
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Lightning Is Instantaneous, such is the
effect produced by using Wneaud's Light
Ming Hair Dye.
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A. ". Steagaii, Notary Pub
lie, office opposite Adams \
Lc0nard's bank.
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PICTURE FRAMES

Made 10 order. and glass f,rn-
isilcd AT FranIAiin's book store,
Main street. next door 10 Com
NOR al Walkers.
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CITY and County ScriD,

In sums to suit taxpayers, at Dallas County
bank. lSidlm
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Mrs. Sophia A. Ault will give Instruction
on the piano at the residence OF Captain
John II. Bryan, on Lamar street, and solicIts
a share OF patronage. lisdlm
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JOHN w. LANE.

Notary public and agent for
the collection Ofciailns at Aus
tin. Office nj Castor ~ Thomas
bank. north side Of the public
square.
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COMPOSITION ROOFING.

Remember HAT w. d. DibOil
furnishes composition roofing
al NO 80 per square. War
Tanted good roof. Good refer
cnccs, ifrequircd.
is-Itf
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Gives the Empire restaurant m Increase OF
boarders, Well Il may, lust Think Meals
ut all hours, twenty-five cents. lbsd2l
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Drawn In presence Of John W. Lane, Mo-
tary Public, $500. ............,
Whitaker X WlLKI UNISON,
Managers,
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when the same character of work can bC
done ut home and AT
Saint Louis Prices 2,
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Az tho Cosmopolitan bar, NJ half'pasl 10
o'clock thlsm0rnlng fill up, lisdlw
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

oFPIGE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
August II, lh'i'
Corrected daily by tho FIRST National Bank
Buylng, selling
ooid ................. liJ1M 6tluD
silver, '..',,,,',',,,.,,,,,.,.,,,iOils 9lO1
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Why send to the northern cities for youl
BOOK BINDING AND JOB PRINTING
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.Npurfl.s

instantaneous cure for neuralgia.
H.. {. HoSKINS,
@diy Agent for Dallas.
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School and Sunday school
books. at catalogue prices. at
Frnnhlin's book st0rc.
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NOTICE no ADVERTISERS.

Hereaftera NIL bills for nd vertisemcnts
IN this paper will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified In con tracts.
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HOUSTON AND TExAs CENTRAL.

Arrival and Departure of Trains n
Dallas.
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go. Ls..,Si5.5.... :..."=.HHL
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NITuAT1ON WANTED-In any respecta.
~ bic business, by a man with some busi-
ness qualifications. Wages hot So much an
OBJECT as permanent employment, with n
chance for advancement. References given.
Address NJ. TALBuTr, Dallas, Texas.
lj7dlt
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EoR RENr--A complete bakery on Elm
l. street. near HARDWOOD. Apply TO JOHN
HENRY BROWN & VENABIE. l5Sdlt
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WANTS -wANTED.

AdreitiSemsHs IL Iris column ,ciR be inserted al
The jpRoriag r,d,s: TEN CENTS pFR
LINEfor hrs; hsciti6H and FIVE CENTS
per has FOR e,rch additional insertion. No ad-
r C,, ,.3S inserted for less HVl4 fiFTr
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Peaches, 2.it, y dozen, 81 iO92 6O;pears, 2-lb, b,
dozen, ~ ~; Plums, green cages, 2-b n dozen,
81 "a; Strawberries, 2-b, " dozen, SO 20; Rasp-
hcrrirs, 2-ln, tdO2en 80 ~; BaokbeIrles, 2-h,
u dOIrn. ~ IA; Tomatoes, 2-b, u dozen, y 10.
Corn, 2-iU, h dozen, - lO@3 W; Peas 2.h, q
dozen, y ~ Succutash, 2-it, ~ dozen, 81 ~:
lobstcrs, lib, h dozen, ~ Wi oysters, LIB y
tlnyYl.
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Tin: &c, lOxli, charcoal, per box Sl7 80: TX
l0Xli, charcoal, Sl0 ~; 10, l2xl2 charcoal
81 GO; &c, charcol, liN2O, SIS 80; IN, charcoal,
liX2O, $40 90; lC, Ikea, roofing, sl6 5O IL. 2Cx
Is, s3i0 o.: block tin d Ii soc; sheet zine y n
l5c; Pig lead 4 n Toe; Copper BOTTOMS y 10
see sheet iron 2JX27 y 10 l2.sc; Solder extra
refined g II BE; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies u n Zoe: American Russia q N 5Dc
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Liquors.

Brandies--A pplr, 81 jOot3 N; Peach, 50 75G,
3 dU. CognHc, V 9iM7 M.
Whivkic,- bourbon and Rye, 81 '1I3 10;
Imitation bourbon, u i6Hl -,
MlDes-.'urt ana sherry, Il JGi3 w.
Rectihrd " hiSkey u lOl,l 10,
, 1874-06-21

merclal Iaa Traveller: who wss present r.nsn..
that the great Hussite leader derirs;
n's Death bis skin should be used far ~ '9as 1T;
11lShteu tie enemies Of his cause. al asta.sn .cssn
really wrote on Lis om skin. "7Aean Z4},
Lee l. Shepard, Of Boston will .-,,.
week; Lord Of Himself" novel I bs bpnsSsa st IL. IL.
els Il. Underwood, Of that CIV CIV =; Z. ~; h.
wood 's the author Of "t:Ion5 -: =: Cnd..
"Handbooks Of English aud Amet;s.t.l lc;aEe y
ture.' ETC., and was an editor Of .nJ LIN
contributor to. the 4tlantir Month";, -!a ifeqal
daSs. The novel is Of kentucky liz !" hst ~
War. n1e oetors i.
a Boston correspondent tell. IN. TN.
Mark Twin in one OF his articis, t'ao71as:
the lady who treasures precious H. aslesst II
from which Dickens had ta3en s"o =, OF bttst
Bounds like the broadest burlesona . ~. G.se h,
lowing anecdote, which is li litersi,.u uus tho ID
illustrates many peoples fool.5 .a aae II
relics, shows THAI Twain vas hsrdI. ha:srs alrs Il,
in his essay. The last time :hat II. 3Su'esla;,, Sla,,
1as in this country, be happened ~. at' Ncies,
to breakfast at the common .sbls ~ 4a 4taas:ni.s
where he was stopping. When bs h.a W .a .as bet!
egg, he dropped the empty shell int. 1.'ea i! +.
cup, and. sitter finishing breakfas. lats Us e.
As Boon as he had gone, lady nhc ~, ,ue t.e
arose, aad taking up the egg.cu2 ,as amer ne1t b,
hotelpronrietor, and offered 10 no,,s .eos to y,
hlm at any rrce; and the unxish.J It u
containing the broken shell, is Iu M, 1aI ees-tap
as souvenir OF the great noreF.t. Aep' ~ be.
, 1874-06-21
DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, JUNE 2l' 1874

arrested and taken to the etstion, and nln PIES
encB ia demanded to receive their bail; ana thus
it is day In and day ont. Holidays are uuAno"n
to Police Justice. When all places o1 pasineFs
attire, and tho people arc taking ~
vantage Of hoiidny which u leSa!s
gisen them, the Justice il on the bench nara =;
work. Whether the holiday OF celebration anu
recreation be legal one or not !; DIS cooss "nss
10 convened every day in the year, except the
Sabbath. nnd, Monday following that, he MAKES
up the loss of that ono day IN the "ceR ny
having double Ele usual numbers OF oAeHueEs
to dispose of, who are guilty OF M tho csl1.ee
known in the annals IN tho criminal, from nnr-
der, larceny, and burglary. down to tho petty
misdemeauor OF tho iuobriato.
These annovanccs winch surround the Police
Justices are only
FEW OUT OF MANY,
which, with the vile association be comes IN con-
tact with OWING to the class of offenders, who
are. generally speaking the Tilcst OF the vllo'
are sufficient to con.aminato aud oemofah1e
Judge M wise Solomon, and as 1ncotfuptioae
al Jcptha, to SAY nothing OF the los1 OF ilea!th.
which is sure to follow after service OF 10"
years in such places, where tie fumes OF whisky
and topacco make the smell Of the room t'ltolcr-
able; and tho air, FOUL poisonous, ana opole
syo. as it is, would soon reduce + the most fobus1
to IN emaciated conau1nptive. To realize these
facts. one has only to visit occasionally
the South and West Side Police Courts,
to understand TO cerian extent the Importance
attaclled to the position and the many Disagree
able duties attending thereto.
The Police Courts are an important part of tho
Judicial department. Of tho Municipal Govern
ment, md yet it il not onco in SIX months thas
Az ALDERMAN
eau be seen there. Tnev cau have no more idea
Of tho porple1ing duties incumbent upon the
Justices than tho readers OF the uaoru-
ing papers. Aid. Richardson, Cullcrtou,
Schaffncr, and AID, Dixon, tho President Of the
Council. occasionally put in an appearances.
There are MANY, it is safe to presume, who hare
never been inside OF Il Police Court, and only
know tho existence OF such courts by nppropria-
tions they hayo votcd for the furnishing OF the
court-rooms in tho new ttation-houxes on the
South, West, and North Divisions.
, 1874-06-21

Tobacco-Slnoiko Good for the Teeth.
From the London Saturday Rec'eas-
It Ia only fair on tobacco to point out that
it is gradually clearing itself from many OF the
serious charges brought against 1t. It has boen
frequently and persistcntly alleged that among
other i'll effects (pesides death and uaaduess)
produced By tobacco, is destruction of the teeth,
This, it appears, is entirely mistake Instead
Of tobacco causing tho teeth to decay, it ia the
very best thing in the world for them, AMI those
rho wish to preserve their teeth should irnmed-
iate!y take to smoking, il they havo not already
induleed in the habit: At lecture Oh teeth,
laughing, and electricity, as connected with ths
dental surgery delivered last month in London,
by MIR. Thomas Brown, the lecturer OBJ
Berved That it WAS popnlarly consld ereo that the
practice Of smoking deteriorated the teeth.
''rhere could he added, be no greater fnl-
lacy. 1t wns true that it sometimes discolored
The teeth, but it did not cauEe decay; tho con-
tratrr, it prevented decay On account OF the dis
injecting properties OF tobacco-smoke." THIS
leaves tho British Anti-Tobacco Association, and
other kindred bodies in very disasreeab1e po-
siton. for it destroys al confidence IN the awful
predictions they in tho habit OF uttering as
to tho fato Of smokers. If tobacco does not in
jure the teeth, but is, in fact, good for them,
perhaps it does not shorten life, but is a7en IA
vorabIe to longevity.
, 1874-06-21

favor Of tho meetings recommending any archt-
tect- This would have to be IN after consldera-
ton.
Aid. Heath thought tho meeting Should take
measures to 70 on With the business OF building
the structure.
ARCHITECTS PAY
Aid. Bailey suggested that tue compensation ,i
of The architect be ii1od at certain amount. BIZ
paving a percentage direct brlbe was offered
the architect to make the erection OF the etruc~
t31fe ooes AZ much ~ possible
After general conversation upon the matter
the meeting adjourned rubjeet to the call OF the
Ctairman Of the respective Committees.
, 1874-06-21

M5-CHARLTOT-Ats st. john h.r~s-,~-, r~s~.,~-,
fho Mev. d. PoMcrs. oa the 18th inst.. IT. y
Malams' ot tAse visr, Cook County, md Xii IL ny
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cincinnati n 7.
b tho Rev. +; Hischeock, D. D., i. Can II i r.
Ing clergyman. No cards. " eoe d..
, 1874-06-21

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4 go DOMESTIC MACHINE FOR s9, s92,.:u T tn
Il Grover Baxer for 80; aad otheI qa1si1Do 1Dol6
proportion 1T the sewing .nachns sIore OF U. - o
i CO.. II West Madlson-s.. Opcnf evening"
4 GROVER BAKER FAMILY sEM!sss Es!t r.. IL
Il chtus, sou1l to Ia every rascsoti eoss s''' ~
sale At 3z5. No. 63 Mlchxan~av.
/ BRAND NEW WHEELER WILSON. III s1te =
II oud -hand Wilcox i Gibbs, and ono sin1ss' wa
now, vesy cheap. Addreas n T. Tribune oo;dee:-z7 o;dee:
noNEsr1C SEWING MACliISE-GlTx,I T,I5i BH1ndEn LII a.
IL ofcs III md III Clark, up stxs schinst seds ~"
monthly pm'ts Sewing gtTea !! dsslTrd; ~ rtpsed
attachments. o1 etc, at low prices a1ee.az. 90 s.
IoR sALE-CIiEAP FOR CAs!l-oSE NJ NEM E,ogtes MasRt x
tam5 tsr1ne & or "e.. a,eo. n1ae A''
RIO 70 THf OFFICE or j. y. W1LKtS&s W1LaI:sss = =
tJ Clark. Rom l. to buJ Singer Sowing A@'one
monthly payments
GINGER SEWING MACHINR-PRIEClPAL. Cz:
= foo iii StAte-st Machines aold On monthly pA'h''
lG per eent discount for cash
GINGER OFFICE OF a. J. MELCHERT,d % 20
= South Ha!ated-st., city age7t. Msehtree soaa W
rnouthIY En11nrnts routnd. and EepsIred
DIVORCES.
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a. eoplts Of Qh1e4so, Addze&s fQe1 1QHes 9e4 s"'