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ANTON ToGT.

GroRe. pIck relates his frs. experience
a. journalism as follows: I'VE put in eur
tine against Bob Tomkin's money, and we
night the Jefferson Banner. Bob didn't
I've much money, and we didn't have
"'"h time, because We had just been mar.
led, and that was the worst edited paper
At ever was. As an editor, Bob had n
talent surpassed by few in the state, end
lie xercisei it from Monday morning II
Saturday night, playing scven-up for the
beer, while as q job printer he had few
.iuals PLAYING billiard and fifteen ball pool
Bob and the subscriber was heavy team
md it both of US had not enlisted -after
~e iaani we coGlin'. get the sutIer-saiP o.
shAriey Gil's regiment-there is no know
~ bod iors -he cEuo, " " n git a,vs a.
Sc.
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Letter List.
The folio ring lie a list of letters remain
ing in the Post Office which have not been


Anderson, George HollenbecI,. Z. c.
Anderson, Isaac johnson, Miss Ann
Anderson, " c. Jacobson Chr
Anderson, A Jansen, Dorhea
Anderson, Andrew Kelley, Patrick
Anton, Leaard knudson, Mrs. Z. NJ
Brown, Jno Larson, Gilbert
Christensen .iChristen La Count, Modest
Clausen, Magrus MeAllister, Mrs c.
Carnan, Elisha A Mastus, Ann Maria
Chashen, Mrs. Mary McEyert. Barnerd
Donne,ly Mrs. Ellen Nilsen, Erik
Danielson, Abraham 0'Connall, Mrs. R.
Dickinson. Mrs }. B. Olson. Christen
Edwards. Capt. G. II. Paulsen. liver
Erickson, Thomas Remus. Mrs. c. J.
Edwards, Miss Elite Richard. james
Flanagan, Miss Sada Semenson, Miss G. NJ
Flanagan, Miss s. A Simpson. Mrs NJ
Ferdon, Mrs Margret Tostenson. Ole
Grifis, b. Van de Reidt. 4.
Green, Mrs. Walter Wenstob, Pet P
CHAs. ESSLIkGRR. Pm.
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REcEPTloN.--The Rector's Reception OF
last Thursday evening, at the residence OF
Sir. {. c. BaEnes. although under the dis
enlargement of an unavoidable postpone
ment and one of the coolest nights of the
season, was decidedly pleasant.
These receptions are becoming de ssrved-
ly popular sincs their advent in our itv,
being Of that informal and cordial kind OF
gatherings, that make social intercourse a
pleasure. Those who remember the Mite
Societies Of other days with their thousand
and one young Arabs from eight TO tLir.
teen summers who made the hostcses trsm-
bic for her furniture and window hargings,
viii heartily endorse the new 'dispsnsa-
ton in St. James parish, under the
present Rector.
As oar chiliteu never participated in
any of those raids On Mite Socities, we
are enbodened to make these last com
msnts without fear, fdror or ultimate
hope Of REGARD.
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Cheney-Whitehouse Imbroglio

Christ Church OF Chicago, was sold on
Saturday last, on trust deed for the sum
Of $500. subject to former mortgage
Of S25, zoe. purchased by Hon. William
Aldrich, former resident Of this county.
Fro m our acquaintance with Mr.. Aldrich,
we judge that he j. not the man to embark
in Church property Investments without
chart or compass, although Hon. S. Corn
ing Judd, counsel for Bishop Whi.ehouse
threatens immediate annihilation to the
Trustees Of the parish for breach Of trust.
The Chicago T,lJm1e'S interviewer winds
up his article with the following conclu-
sions, to-wit:
1T IL not prcsumable that the Trustee,
and their adviser, Mr.. Fuller, would act 10
a loose or careless way. They have stolen
march on the enemy and the cradle of the
Reformed Episcopal Church will continue
under the control of its friends"
We hope tue Tribm: reporter is SOUND
in his conclusions, az IN our judgment
Bishop Whitehouse of H., like Bishop
Nee oskry Of Mich, have the distinguished
| honor Of being deplorable relics of former
ages, who could cheertul!y behead brotae
for making even a mental reservation to
any part Of their promulgated faith while
bowling at their respective Thrones of Grace
We say long live Cheney, as we fully en-
corse reform in Church OR State.
FRoE TIE EceRiag Wj:consia we get the
cfacial list, given b. Deputy Collector, s.
j. Hooker, Of the number Of vessels
together with their respective tonnage, own
ed in the several lake pot towns of this
Stats. By glaacins over the tst it Can be
seen that Manitowoc stands next to NIL
waukee, both in the number of vessels
owned and in their tonnage capacity.
The number of crafts of various kinds
owned IN this city are given be!os,
and also summary Of thoao owned at the
different ports of Wisconsin
Gsnvr of y6n,;,n-oc
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The partnership heretofore oxi ting be-
tween Mrs. 4 Williams AMI Nr. Joseph Cap
itan, under the firm of Williams 4 Co. la.
bean dissolved by mutual consent. Mrs
Williams taking sole charge Of the Williams
House on and after the date OF this notice.
She viii pay ali just accounts against the
late firm and is alone authorized TO collect
all accounts due said firm
Dated MdnitoScc, Wis. Jan. 6th, 1874.
Mas. A WILLIAMS
S03-iw JosrPH CAPTAIN
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CT CRCHfG

e. r,r.t,cles Catholic CHurch corner n Mai
ss NHsrIi streets. ESTABLISHED 1855 Rev j
p-f--r Pssto~ Hours Of services: Early Mas, At
>. H<l Was al 10 II. Tesrers s.?I4 D.
Wr~E csT Mass 1t r. ~
r!rE GrrasA kE-ugulic.l Lutheran Church
"a 2 Ger. OF Narshs ara Elgth .tsl e.tsbli.he
- E,v =. II. Quchl, onstor. Service al 10
SGnGar School service al 4 D. NJ
rtrolist Fri-capsl Church, Rey Lavsne
fh-Ns !r,Ncrinr. l0L a "a. sni N. every
ftaa sgar7y ~ctO1 Q Q. IN. PRAYER meet
fsEs nav. 1u.sd.y ana Thursday evenings
=. Presbyterian Church OF Nanitl~oc organ
is-d Jus" 23'h 1851. Rev. C. u steveu. ras,or
s,rsic-E - iGL O'Clock =, m. and at -, D. n.
s-a'!.y Sr1prJ service. ~ :o'c'nck =. IT.
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We notes that Mr. lIuebnor is tearing
sway the charrei timbers from the walls Of
h. building that was burned last fall, aud
r-"paring to t. left it for business pur-
uses. 1t has good location md it is to
b regretted that the walls are not suf-
fcient'y strong to allow another sto ry to be
sddsd on
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i Il ] Robinson DIN

]. d. Robinson, druggists, have made
very large purchase OF kerosene Of tho
best nu.Ity on very advantageous terms and
have already received 1900 gallons. They
r-nposs TO make raid or price. in that COM
,iity ,sni have put down prices 10 IS cts
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CAPTrEED.-Raggio and his two com
panions who escaped from tbs State Prison
last Wednesday, we're captured on Satur.
daya Oshkosh. According to their re.
port they were on. during all those cold
nights Of last week, with only their thin
prison garb en-; and to add to thor suffer
ing they broke through the ice while crc..-
ne the river at Waupun and wsr. vet, so
That their clothing froze to their bodies.
During The day they hid themselves in the
woods aud travelled only at night. The
feet oftwo OF them were terribly frozen,
when found, so they ha, to be carried to
the jail. All three arc now lodged safely
within the wall. Of IN. prison at Waupun,
and viii probably not see the out side Of
it until the full expiration Of their term Of
imprisonment.
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Va woali feel especially obliged to any
= orr d,tinluant subscribers, If they would
hrng Us wood this cold weather. Bring
o. your wood, there is no danger Of our
getting too much with long winter before
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DAVID 4. GAGE, the late treasurer of
Chicago, has been indicted by the grand
Jury for the embezrlement of s507, sos SIS
of funds belonging to that city, and also
for perjury. Although every effort on the
part of Mr.. Gage and his friends to pre-,
vent the indictments. was put forth; yet,
the jury men Of Chicago were found to
made of too stern stuff to be turned aside
from their duty by either bride or threat
and they have obliged this defaultlng gentle
men TO reply to the charges above, before
tie proper tribunal. The punishment for
perjury, in Illinois is from one to fourteen
years Imprisonment in the State Peniten-
tiary; ard for enbezzlement, from six
months to ten years Imprisonment togeth-
er with fine equal to the amount emoezz-
, led Should he be found, guilty, as he no
doubt will, We earnestly hope the court
viii show no leniency in its sentences: but
make il corri.pond with the magnitude Of
( lie otFence, and thu. let others know who
/ are intrusted with the public funds, What
they mrv expect should they feel inclined
t. plsv tie h.ile game e AZ. G1xs.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GNTENAN who suffered Tor year from
\ Debility. Premature Decay. AMI all The
effects of youthful niiscrot!ou will, for tie
sake OF suffering humanity. scni free to al
.ho need it, the recipe and direction for
making the simple remedy b! which he VS.
cured. Sufferers wishing To prrfit Uv thc
advertisers experience eau 10 50 by address
ing in perfect confidence,
JOHN. d. OGDEN, 10 Cedar Ct New
York. 136-Gmo.
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Card OF Thanks

Nh. EDITOR Permit ne through the
c,lGn7s of your paper, to tender my
franks to the citizens of Two Rivers ami
VI ,nitowoc, for their kind assistance at the
funeral o. my deceased brother; and es-
rccia!3y wish to express my gratitude for
tie tender sympathy and kind acts shown
t" my brothers family on that occasion
a. veil as the resp.c. manifested for his
remains, 10y tie Sans Of Herman and Odd
Pillows both Of this city and Of Two
Rivers.
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We learn that Miss Arietta Barrie of
this city, has been engaged to sing in tn.
choruses of the Nilsson Copcer.- Il Nil
wauiee conmeacin. next Monday evening.
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Nm Ell WELL,
gEca NC boat Tine Table.

AEaIrLL AID DEPARTURE or oooDRIcA's
t-%tsgEs.
IN. sids--h-.I strzEsrgs RAai.oroc and Size
korgsn e!I leave every morning, Sundays ~
ts5yscj A. =. oc!ocl-. SATURDAYS boar caves n .
,. Qoiag North, Sz1uTisY's soar coca .lrOl gE
Il ~ , Lres.s, KewsGnss and AAnepcs.
- EID.r-c=5in steamer. OcuELo, ~. Jo.c rb.
al Trnsld-ii will srr.re ard depart from Mani
uwo" Ekf oiloEs:
Ga'rs ssuth-Lesvss every Non lay, Wednesdays
D. rttor.laY at about a.
EDIrg hogi -LC4Yrp a-s.7 Tuesi.g, Thur. ,ay
iio A,ssfe.y a. s5oE; 3 ?. n.
j. W. Foo4zf A,-r;.
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Retail Lumber Market
CITY ITEMS.

ScHUsTrI S BRO, ever up 10 tn. times
in al the new styles, hav. the ner Gran
gers Cap. in all varieties for sale 1T their
emporium, corHs- OF Sth and Jay streets. #
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City and County News.

THrmo.t 'a,hIonabls psrfurss j, ,he
Egyptian.
Tus following officers were elected BY
r. Fire Department at their last meeting,
'7r t." coming year Chief Engineer
John B &C! err; Is, ASST John Lantry
All Asst Geo. Dusold.
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aDEiETFES.

'aEi,n~rs T.otvs No 6. a r NJ meet.
Ir's 49, 4 ia cdr ,sdsT IA each mcnth A j
f"tc-4s, ": 2. y S"alIey. 4 { II Rand, T.
t...3sG-!biny Lodge. 10. t5-T O. O. F.--mr-,s
s'-rY lEsrdai evening. +. a Bean, = c.: j. "
-aaE"srpg n. g.; K. ID. smart Il. s.. >. a.
e.urc, MT
iIfatovs, LodEe No. l9i-I o. o. F.-m.ets
e~.,y Eetnstday sven;rS. John BacL@4 ) q !;
beri,rsva s. g.; Ar.ust pnlor, r. s.; c. A
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fIeriy II Sgatr:
ri'-r = 70 Coz IT. Pl'-ir.
Re. iricr o. H-Sia john F-Inz
Comfy Clerk, ~ Renter
',ent7 Treasurer. & Even.
'GursI jtdgr. /, G.. o 'ast-d
cbuHt SrrycFor. joan o fsra
fDot nf &c coz. H.caaa. kir~a.
z Hai nisr Boar of SuD.rvIs1rs n. J. Eah5 ara
D.st A.,9gae-. n j. Turner
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The bsst stock of Ready Made Clothing
aAa Boots and Shoes in the City just re
/ Gel we'd At
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COMM ERCIAL,
1,aNsTOWoC nARkET.

{ Corrected weekly by John Schuette L Bro.
Dealers in Gen'l Ndse and Farm pro5uce
OFFICE OF TIE NASETowoc PILoT.
9lU1S-4
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NI3!EIEE!izEzzGicIE IA,
kaNNE&Y'IISSSSNM

IN .. r. fTrIH-Bsine evorr s.Ts graduated a. ths
oHreTsty q rem In l' AID after p years erszeuce
lar'-sied Or. Filters Vegetables /. he una a Z,
syTuP. saars2tee It az iafahis tor Esrve KID
ley and RhsuaAte diseases. Sworn o. h ArrI lsI
T. a o53oCRoS, Nos=-y Ptlsic, Phi!4.
we s--s1 tT:, ard viii satisfy any
rag rs Rev Ihos MURPHY. d d Trznkfrd Phil. Rev c H
E-Ins Media Pa Rev S Buch.nsn Clarence love Rev
80 Smith Fbttsferd. Y Rev.Tos Regc. Fsl. Church
fna Afcted should write DR. Filter Phil. fer eIrls-
nasry guarantee gratis $50 Reward for an
cs-aSs case Noeurs CHARGE b. srusss,x
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Mg. III. F. HUBBARD, Transferred hi.
Mil property and forty acres of land at the
Rapids, to Mr.. Hugo Reuss, of Two Creeks,
the other day. We understand that Mr..
Reus. paid $1,000 for tie above named
property.
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LosT--A pocket-book containing small
sum Of money; also town order for Sl5 90
drawn On the town Of RocIland, was lost
between the toll-gste and Reedsvi!le, on
Thursday, Jan. 18th. Any person finding
the same, will confer a favor By delivering
it to the undersigned.
FRRD. KRUGER,
Rockland Jan 18th, 1874 SO5-4w
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* CALLING the attention Of our readers
70 the Advertisement Of Vegetine in another
column, We have no doubt Of its geuuin e
merit. The fact Of is being prescribed By
many Of tn. beet physicians Of New England
and recommended by the leading Apotheca-
RE, Ct Boston, shows someti4ing more than
IN primary interst in proprietary medicines
So great is its character at hone that large
quantities Of FEGETISE made up in pyramid
zeal forms, are the staple Of almost every
druggists window throughout the New Eng
land States For all the deceases for which
yegetine IS recommended it is the only Inc d.
icine used where its merits have become
known. We welcome Vegetine into our mar
ket, and trust those who are suffering from
disease will give it fair trial for their com
plants. 1t
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How FARxEs CAgGHT A THEFT
According to the WATERFOWL WelbusrQer,
German farmer living between Ocouo-
mowoc and Monterey, having missed some
grain from his barn, set a fox.trap over
the ho!. through which the arm Of any ere
had to be passed in order to open the door,
ani had the satisfaction of being, awaken
Cd about midnight by The ho.ls of the
captured thief L pom this lie went tranquil,
" TO sleep again, and in the morning arose
and let the thief loose, after giving him a
good thrashing The Httberger says
hat he is now a. Watcrtown with hi. arm
in sling, and exhibits nc more desire to
steal fsrmnrs grain
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I ! & 4 i Z i .
uaTO SEQ PEK DAY easily made nv ans

~ ~ u u. u u u. "a
EusTO SEQ PEx DAY easily made by any
kVNsone. We want men. women, boys ana
girls all Owe the country to sell our Fine
u - steel 4 Cravings. CAruGCs CrayCn Draw
Gss. Numin-tiols Photographs. ETC. etc.
nav psssd Pq bsfo. s e in a=sG n5 neat
wv prices are marked down 50 low as to defy
Il competition. No one -ugser.bss for = pre-
miaIl-giyinz pap IA order 10 get picture after
seeing Dur pie ures ana learn prices, We have
many old agents ct work ior US WHO uaye ma e
canvass ne tor BOOKS. papers. ETC.. their business
Ter wears ana they Sii report tlat [ Cy can make
much more money al Yo-N tor - an at anv,hing
else. blr prizes ire - low thata.ie can ancr to
purchase ANA therefore the pictures sell at u ut
st a'rncrt eyerT house. New beginners do as well
as agents who lave Ia! large experience ior cur
beautiful subjects AMI low Driee- are nrec;s,ei
By all. t. make laree sales everywhere AL an
10 house. Don't laok for work elsa mere ur;iI YOU
have seen what great l. dgcements we oder YOU 10
n Ike money We nave Uot splre o eI in 4 j
mere, bur seld US your aIGl sSs and we viii sepu
iul particulars, Tree ~ mat. iIOI't dea il va
want profitable "Ork O. yIGrl i=ure nouns or for
your wiote time. y " i tie favorable tIale TO
engage in pu-i1ess. Orr pictures are tie finest
and most !ledsiug in mis- r.. and .Ee en- Or
SEQ D all the ieGCin- pdpEr-. Iuciuiiu., tHe Nsr
YORK Herald. Ia Csc who cannot eve tue business
their entire attention en- work NJ t! cir own 10
cailtiss and Ma he a handsome sum without ever
beng away rom bone over might. Let Ill sne
want pleasant. prolitabl. employment. without
rIsslrs capital. Sc Us tie ad ,Te.ses at once
ara earn al 2buut tie business fur then sCYC.
A dress GEORGE STIN.~ ~ : 60, ART Publish
eTs. Purtianf. Name. sos
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egar BitterS are 4 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the IA
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked, "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERs:" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause OF disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and q life giving principle,
perfect Rcnoyator and Invigorator
Of the system. Never before in the
history OF the world has medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTKRs in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir TO. They
are gentle Plrgstlve as well IS Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation OF
the Liver and yisceral Organs IL Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DIR. WALKEE's
VINEGAR B.TTRRs are 4 perieut, Diaphoretic,
CArlnina,ive. Nutritious, Laxative. Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irri,ant SudoHfc, A.tera-
tive and Anti Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim YIN,
IGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
rlgorant that ever sustained The sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not de-
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vita. organs wasted beyond
repair.
Bilious, Remittent and Inter-
mittent FeyelS, which are so prcya-
lent in the valleys of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those of the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri.
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
sas. Red, Colorado, Drazos Rio crondo,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
anoke, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
sons of unusual heat and dryness, are
invariably accompanied by extensive de-
engagements of tho stomach and liver,
and other abdominal viscera. IL their
treatment, Il purgatiye, e&evting pow
erful influence upon these various or
gans, is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartie for the purpose equal to
DIR. j. Walkers VINEGAR BITTERS,
IA thpV will sOnndilv rnmnvn the dorl.
o~,o.ai ,.;.;3t -, -
bowels are loaded. ri the same time
stimulating the seCret!ols Of the liver,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of the digestive organs
FoTtify the body against disease
by purifying ali its fluids with VINEGAR
BITTERs. No epidemic can take hold
"a . . Sem .'''-' 10: .!IIsH:
dyspepsia o. indigestion, Head
ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness. Sour
Fluctuations of the Stomach. Bad lasts
il tie Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palp.:a-
tatiou Of the Heart, Inflammation Of lie
Iunrs. Pain in the rr,-ion of tIa Rid
nrys and = h,;nFraF otTnr Mi, FIJI .,',,,,,-
to,,,c a,o ,i,a ,'f.',;',,, - .,.
~, .. - ''.e' ~ - 'Fri''''''
o!'o Do.'I: "i.t Proc = "1tIeF guarantee
Vi ia .hcl!lS imam . lengthy advertise
meit.
Scr0fula, or ki;ic's Evil. White
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For Sale-A house and lot with barn
and good we'll Of water, for sale on
reasonable terms Inquire Of
9tt. E A EpNAEps.
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For In!'ilnmatOry and Chronic
Fer Skin Diseases. Ernntinns. Te.:

Fer SKIN Diseases. EruptioTs, Tet-
ter. Salt-RAeum, ijiotches, Spots, I'implcs,
Pustales. Eoils. Ca-Auucles, Ring worms.
Sca.dhcad. Sore Eyes Erysipelas. Itch,
Scurfs. Diseo,0ratious Of the Skin. Humoys
and Diseases Of the Shin Of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up and carried
CT Of tie system il sLO.: time By ihs uso
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SE3EgsyS


IS cpmoosei OF Rpos B rks AMI iI.f5s. 1t is
pleasant to taSa. Ever. u nil !g.ie- D..
SOL, b. 8! / D.dLslst SO lS.
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TIE following letter from Rev Els FEST, Pas
tar " T. Church, Na9ics II 49,, will be resd with
interest Dy NAM physicians Also those suffering
ron the same disc s. IS atff4cteI Iha son OF the
R-y, L. y. Best. No rerSUa Can dou5t this testi-
I mon +, and there IS no doubt lbol. The curative
uCRers GI IEGErtS r.
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CHAs. ESSLIkGRR. p. N.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-02


TuE union or missionary Sunday
school, under the judiclous manage
ment of Captain John Nj. Mccoy, in
the City Hall, over the market, Is II de-
cided success. Children from all the
distinctive Sunday schools OF the .city
assemble IN hehalI Sabbath afternoon,
ut o'clock, and have an interesting
and instructive session Of about two
hours. Captain Mccoy is admirably
suited to the position of superintend-
ent and is exciting n most happy inilu-
ence over a large number of the little
ones of Dallas Drop In and see for
yourselves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-02

10 criminal neglect Of preventive medl'
cation may DO nsorbed molorily Of the all'
menbi which affect humanity, II IL wei
ancortainod fact, resting on the experience ~
twenty years, that course Of llostellerh
stomach Dlttem viii put even o naturally
feeble system In such u state OF defence that
II will be competent 10 resist the most Prev
aleni cAnses VI disease, such ~ the mallgn
Influence OF mlnsinn, unwholesomo water,
excessive heat. damp, cold, sudden changes
Of temperature, olc. Yet there are thousands
persons living IN perpetual peril from one or
more Of these causes, who recltlussly omit to
avail themselves Of the absolute protection
which this famous vegetable nntldoto NJ
fords, Intermittent aud bilious rcmlitcnt
fcyoS, rheumatism, general debility, her'
vsus weakness AMI irregularities Of the
stomach, bowels and liver, would be- compar'
niivoly unknown II this palatablo specific
were In universal use IN the districts whore
they principally prevail,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-02

THE editor of the HERALD returns
thanks for card of invitation to at
tend lecture, by Hon. III. G. East
man, under the auspices of the Lee AS
ISOLATION of Eastman college, Pough-
keepsie, New York. Subject: Obscr-
vations on short tour through the
south, the climate, agricultural, min
eral, commercial and other advantages.
AS the lecture Was delivered last night
July 1st), of course we could not at
tend, but we feel well assured it was
well worth hearing. Professor East
man Is president of Eastman CONNER
cial college, the school at which our
enterprising young friend and towns
man, 10. A. Leonard, graduated, and,
by the way, Mr.. Leonard if we mis-
take not, was one of the principals in
organizing the Lee association, Of the
southern students in the college, and
was its president up to the time of his
leaving the school.