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THE following article has been going
thc rounds of our exchanges, and we
.o,,o, ,,.,,t II. i,o,i,,t,,.r ia .ou,
."'''''' '''''' Wv WV " i'
III
On Il certain OCCASION one Paul Den
ton, II Methodist preacher in Texas, adj
Verlsed II barbecue, with better liquor
than Is usually furnished, When the
people assembled, Il desperate in the
crowd cird out mn. paul Denton,
your reverence haslied. You promised
not only u good barbecue but better
liquor Where's the liWor"'
"lherc = answered the missionary,
In tones OF thunder, aud pointing his
long hony finger at the matchless
double spring, Eushingup in two strong
jets with II sound like n shout of joy
from the bosom OF the earth, "Ihere.
he repeated, with II look terrible as
lightning, white his enemy actually
trembled Mt his feet; There Is the
liquor which God the Eternal brews for
all his children. Not in the simmering
still, over smoky fires choked with
poisonous gasses, and surrounded with
the stencil of sickening odors and cor
ruption, doth your Father in Heaven
prepare the precious essence of life
pure cold water. But in the glade and
the grassy dell, where the deer wandcrs
and the child loves to play, there God
brews il; and down, away down
in the deepest valleys, where the foun-
tains murmur and the rills sing; and
high up on the mountain tops, whore
the naked granite glitters like gold in
the sun; where the storm clouds brood
and the thunder storms crash; and out
on the wild, wild sea, where the hurri-
cane howls music and the big waves
roar in chorus, sweeping the march Of
God--there He brews 1.-THE beverage
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III Won want the finest and
cheapest books ever brOugll, to
DaiiaS, go 80 Franklin a. Co.'S.
J0t Main street. where Is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock Of books. sta
tipueTy. wall paper, gold pens.
blank books, varieties. eic..
ever offered i'm this market,
which are selling ON most ac-
c0nainDdafing terms.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure u Malls NJ Dallas Port
0illrp,

Arrival and Departure VI Malls NJ Dallas foal'
oiIlrr,
Northern mail puiYes daily al hfD u MI
departs 40 hilll M ,....,.
southern mail arrives al nm ami departs
IoAns ana Pacific mail arrives NJ hi-a u mi
departs M hamp ~, ,.,-.,...
fnrt WOnh' WmlhrrfGrd hnd lNehhpgln
mail arrives loN0rpl MOndAyAl Nv y lli de-
plrlb lfArnpt hunduAa htI % ~ n,-...,
Duutnl ana Wise county lnWlhfllle Hhp
Trinity MINIS mail arrives Munl}iM pnllpa'
dny uni fllduy 40 d PM Departs lunhlhS .
IhurdHy and Saturday az Z q 20, ana,
tlnburir, Hood county lruui llNll MNuh
field Huu AiYHlndu mail drptilh Mnllh} hll
Thursday 40 lam, urlNrh wednesday ana
Saturday 40 plu, an,
WnKnharnl0 mni arrives Monday, Mrl'
nmdpy uud Friday NJ drWi lellll1 lu'e'
dtg, Thursday uld aNuiuNi ul n hdi.' ,.,,
hrltnb, lluuphit HInW ulW 4 mon w,
mlU uirlyrH IursIWt INuifunh ubd rhluli
dnF ul 10 u,i drplls Tuesday lhuinlNS hl'n
saturday ull pW, ,..
WlNm IOhu, lmlmHsi 70 ~ I, d9hrh,
Assistant puslWHhuG owen N'li}l ihrl
CluH ", ., Alppu Iplins ln,INi llmIS
NuhL lIlyriy tHrH - a brown, inA DIS
tUuhtiuEi lrrA,
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OpvsulAL DIRECTORY.
CRY ~ BtlhAH.


Mnyng-W, T., Cubrll,
lneurrr-W lllum 81, IuhuHun,
AtiOug NlllWW "a, Edwards,
Treasure -.ltUurU m, WmI,
Asso,suruul tulirnluf-ihoWut y, hcrloh
MurHul luuiN iullN
utpuy MarhHl--lohp II, RYAN.
Policemen ", spencer q, W, MlN'uill
4. NJ, Ruruu, q, y, Blood, samuel tnhb, y,
ii. T.. NIcuulF, W, n, Norton u, II, Elder J'
iIrtllh ullrar- Dr. N, \, Cornelius,
Aldermen lIlst WUIdj 49, D., ilullHH,Iuinw
a, Leonard, lluy tDuy H,vunl WLdi "
Wurd! A,G llruslcy, john OWrus iumvh &,
Mcdonnell, FuuuhWmd' ll,b, Mcdonnell
W, g. YOUNG
Inc onlcos of the ylrluu city officers lut
at the vlty mUrit.l huuru, Iho houd ul ~
d,lurp u.Dt lu rruulpr apWluu nl luu ruuu
all room over the WWhoL every IU,aldy
uluht,
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steeper Eyen Thnnl ,.snnI.

AS the late lamented was accustomed
to observe things get no better very
fast. We have just been handed u bill
of charges lately exacted by the Gal
weston Wharf company that takes the
rag off the bush. The suck is some
what sleeper than ordinary, we admit,
but 1t shows what the creature Is capa-
BILE of doing when Ia thorough coudi-
ton.
Messrs, kaufman K Runge, of this
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Have your picture taken at
Erceman's. NE has all the
latest styles, including these
beautiful Rembrandt effects.
Call and see them, Every pic
ture warrsnteatOgive satisfa,c-
siOn. Gallery on Houston and
Elm streets. 2lsdlw
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J0E Main street, have received
~ very fail supply Of new books
consisting OF the standard au-
thors in prose and poetry, the
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate jnvc-
nile reading. school books.
etc. etc. which they sell veTy
cheap
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Joseph Muller respectfully Informs iho
cllilens OF unllin that he win open the l'ncl'
ac house ana saloon, near the Texas And
PnalAe depot, On Pacific avenue, lhlh Oven
Ing, win one u the finest lroo lunches over
spread In the city, Eyuy body is cordially
invited 10 call.
Frcc lunch win ho sot every morning ut
hnlCpnst nino o'clock,
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Anin,cniion tor womsn,

with desire a. serve lhr women
lOlh, aud keep lhum posted IN ull lhe
reforms, on sugg rpfurmsi Of TIE
day, We' publish elsewhere Mrs, FINITE
ucw-lungled notions, advocated uy hcr
before the w0mcn's roUgless that roe
Gently sut Ia (hiWgo The lri huno
snys "hcr invention, which consists ul
tie usual article Of wearing Appnlch
fastened together hy strings, upr',
straps and buttons, 80 ~ 10 mike llr
whole fabric hang from ihp shoulders
instead Of the hips, attracted much Gu
riusity and some lnVUri hut when MIS-
FLINT proceeded tu advocate the ulUli-
ton Of the corset, these lovely women
rose In rebellion against any lnl"ritr'
once with their dearest vested iiglll
Even Mrs liycrmorr shook her hcad
obviously and wanted 10 know how
she was ~ overcome the 'Nll gone
feeling she often had II she had no
corspls TO hold her up, Mrs, Flint pro-
posed warm mill, and water HWccIrucd
u li,tle, us m excellent tonic sugges-
ton which created us much disgust nS
the lamcntod lGccics experienced when
he found the milk pitcher where tie
gin should have been. Mrs Nibhad,
of Boston, had a remedy for the all
gone feeling consequent upon the loss
Of corsctl, which dclcacy torbds az 10
mention, but which involves u new
and rather extraordinary use for hus'
banus. This was unfortunate In q
douhlc respect First the most OF
these women Nrc OF the stroug minded
sort, engaged IN preparing the way for
declaration Of independence aud this
makes them dependent upon the ty'
rant man. Second, some Of these
ladies have no husbands, What TIRE
they going to do? Are they to utilize
some other womon's husband ?''--
IMemnhis Appeal.
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nEerry Few snclnI cInh.

This club was organized on Monday
evening AT Good Templar hall, by the
election of the following officers: VIII
liam Birmingham, president; = Trod-
man, vice president; George Il. FELTON,,
secretary; George Cooley, financial
secretary; William McCutchen, treas
nrer,
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ron SALE.

My resldouce, coTneF raeineNt'nn
ana IIauhfaD sireefs, einbrneinR hNll y
bIoeK sf ground, niin Weli hAlsh,"
one.sl0ry nnd basenen' Feeh'f"nsl,i'
building, Hnd all nereasarS ""''""'lN'
fnas, e,e. Al eariy applicant mHs se'
eure bnrgaia' s
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SOi}g9l'A's ELS.


Masonic.
DALLAS COMMANDERI No., Q, knights
TcmpiUG win meet At the Asylum In the Guy
ot Dallas, On the flrs, Thursday after the last
'''''''' - '' FRHNK AUSTIN, u. G.
ED. G. BOWER, Recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. n, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, ON the hrst Monday. In each
''"' WM.C.YoUNG, ME.H,P,
HENRY BOIL, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No 81, n, Il A. NJ,
meets on the second and last saturday even
ings Of each month, IT the Masonic Hall
JOHN j. GOOD, W. NJ.
HENRY ROLL, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No ~ +, Il \. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday EVENING" of every
month, at It's hail over Whenl's store, ON
Main street. VIC. YOUNG, W. NJ.
4. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
RlDGELEY ENCANIpMENT No. %, |. o.,
D. T., meets ON the first ana thlrd Friday
nights in each month, ut the Qdd FelloWs,
Hall. II. q. BOHNH, {. L.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe
DALLAS LODGE No. II, l. 0. .. f., meets
on every Wednesday night, AZ the ODD Eel
UWN nun J'''s " l'.Nf - ~ VI
y. +. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No, - |. o. o. f., meets
every Monday nighLat Odd Fellows hall.
II. b MCCONNELL, y. q.
T.. L. LYLE, Secretary.
G0Gd Eemplnra.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, /, 0. q. T.,
meets every saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION $. RECORD. W. c, Y.
j, W. RECORD W. Secrv tarY.
Patrons of EHusbandry.
BRFCKINRtDGE GRANGE No. n, of the
Patrons OF Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hail, Richardson. on the first and third sat,
urdays OF each month.
\. l.. FRANK, Master,
u, II. BECKER, Secretary.
knights of Pythins.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE, No. 8, meet
every Tuesday evening. h. B. Seay, Past
Chancellor; b. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
der; Y. NJ Mers, Vice Chancellor; Il. y.
Prelnte; \. 5. Jett Masterof ENchequer; }. S.
Downs lyaSter of Finance; j. G. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals Cross, NJ ut \.
Britauic Society.
The Britauic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights of PythiaS
hall. j. u, MUNDEE, President.
j. II. RYAN, Secretary
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NOTICE.

RIO accounts against employees I'm the
Rcrald Oisicc will be allowed la settle
mcnts with the Office unless an order
from tllc Proprietor Is given.
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REED AZ GATEsROP

WIZ sell the Observation-Disclosures
Oe school books nj introductory
rates anI exchange aOr old and
unpopular books. They keep
Also IL i'uli st0cll of all other
school hooks, which they VIII
SELL us low ans The lowest.
Dur gnii stock III beginning 10
arrive, ANA will Ne larger iilnn
ever before.
We still continue 10 mal6e
wall paper. window shades.
etc., "a specially.
Purchasers will find orr sleek
complete, amd the largest and
best selected ia north Texas.
School bOOlks in great variety,
ali Oa which at bottom prices.
FIERCE ~ LYAE.
SOY Main street.
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BOarders VI anted.

Good board and lodging can be obtained,
by the day, week or month"; mt the pleasant
two story residence, No Hos Commerce
street, between Chestnut and Harwood. The
table supplied with tho best the markets af-
ford. Meals served promptly, to suit bust.
ness men. e05dlm
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District judge n, nul,slnlo, UNhs,
Criminal Court Judge-Hilaa Hare, ahtf'
man,
District aud CX,olliriu County CIuik-
Alexander iiUrWuul
Dtpul, CiuRb-n p lluwlinH Pierre NJ
Brown, William \, llptWuud,
shriiu-lumtH 10 luiduA.
Tax Citrh ", l., NDgmllllun,
Deputy sheriff., N, Chapman, Thunns
q. Floyd, Thomus T., scott, Beverly scott,
John Bowen,
surveyor linbcrr NJ, Cook.
TREASURER Martin ', Cole.
Cattle ana HIDE uspoctOle-IhumNs john
tun, ..... 80, ,,,,,, amman
Precinct SO. l--Jom d. Kcrioot presiding
lust,ucl, DALLAS,
Precinct No. 2-.William a, George, Lam
Precinct No. 3-Churos Barker, Cedar
Nm.
Precinct No. l-ThomNs l.. Frank, Brcck-
inudgc,
Precinct No. 5-Thomas d. Coates, Scycnc.
C0NNrABLES.
"a.
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FOR SALE.

One ten horse power upright Buckeye en-
CINE, with StIaub grist mill aud gin COM
plete, as good as new, for sale cheap for
cash. Apply 10
ROSS WILKINSON,
Waskoms station, 4. and p. R.R
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NOTICE no ADVERTISERS.

lhereRfiernN bills for advertisements
lI this paper VIII he collected m0ntIIIy,
unless Oiherw ise specified In contracts.
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THE DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9s 1874

labors the uniyerlly0f lhehpull owes
largely its present promising cphAlllpl'
Mnmplis Appeal,
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SOY Main street IN the place 20 hu"
the largest nnd cheapest stock of
books. stationery, etc. in the west. fGr
II ~ tiia street ana No. Of
PIERCE ~ LNt.E,
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FRANKLIN 4 co.

Printed in pamphlet form, with neatnes'
and dispatch. at the HERALD OFFICE.
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. sos malm Street,

No. S05 Main Street,
IN the UIlmbcr where ear
old Grlcn,is and the public geI-
craliy viii Rad ~, wstn II iw1l
pi0clI ~ books paper Of wii
i1inds. stationery, wall pnPer.
pnppr bags. wrapping paper
for gVOOcrA and merchants, cot
tom snmpllng pBpcT, etc. New
goods coming In nj
lsEED ~ hAFE5ROp'S.
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instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
II. @. HOSRINS,
ODDLY Agent for Dallas.
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wanted.

ANY honorable position, Salesman pre-
ferred. j. V. JEW ELL.
IO71tf
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WANTS WANTED.

M Giloiuag aHs I'm owns Fili
LffEprNfs mWifioH md HlE rEAIh
IAT AHf lf nicL miiiio N NF"U4H 40 mi-
.f4ermW .iNaeqnf M zee M4H fif4l
frfIh,
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OFFIOE ~ THE DALLAa llfHALnil
Dai IbaI III lofif
lCorecind daily by the lirt Nnlional ha'lk
Rl}iuM helling
Hnil,rf,,i~ .''ff''i'rnrHHi W. VIE
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Masonic.
DALLAS CONlMANDERY No.0, knights
TcmplUr, win meet al the Asylum In the city
OF Dallas, un the first Thursday alter the last
Saturday IN each month";
FRANK AUSTIN, Il. G.
I'D. q. BOWER, Recorder
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leaves, Arrives
Mail ana Exnr,sg bil pm, $40 a, 10
uinodailon.l....,...iilld d, H, llnl q, ~
Ihfotiah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y. N, liOi w. Va
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DALLAS CIlAPrER, No. ~ Royal Arch
Mnsons, meets AT the Chaptrr Rooms In the
city Of Dallas, ON the hrst Monday. In each
W.NLC. YOUNG, N. h. II, p.
HENRY BOIL, Secretary,
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Lumber.

Yollow rlnrrough,ail flges and lcuglh q 90
GU Oh put IN, White Pine wvuiliolhuurdlnH
an 10 Dor IA, White Pine wruthcibuUIdlnH
ggl per m, Mhito Pine Notwithstanding
5000 Der mi White Pine colilng 40 Oh per ~
Whlto pme inch bounds $40 W per mi Whi'S
Pine MCh boards go wv per nj ~ pr'N ~ ~
shingles, ei 30 per mi cypress No. /
shingles, Is W per IN; P0linpH, mncy he9d,s
$50 40 per M Lhth sS ~ per mi Shing'th,
white pine, ~ ~ per M shingles, WINE
tomont5j yJper baueli criaIisG w per
hurfpl,
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HENRY ROLL, Secretary
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 +, Il A. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month at It's hail over Whents store, ON
Main street. VIC. YOUNG, w, NJ.
\. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
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Frults, Sntsnnd ConrccttoncrGca.

Tin: 10 l0xli, charcoal, per box Gl5 80; TX
lOXli, charcoal, SlS 90; ~, l2Xl2, charcoal,
S2l 90; &c, charcol, liXgO Sii 90; n, charcoal,
liX2O, $40 %; lC, liN2O, roofing, so 90; &c, 2O%
&,as32 O3; block tin u ID liC; sheet zinc % Il
loo; Pig lead "a N Zoe; Copper bottoms u h
soc; Sheet rou 20XH u Ii l24c Solder extra
refined u ID S3c Galvanized Iron In full bum
dies u h zoe; American Russia II 10 SOC,
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HERALD oFTTCE
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Early Breakfast.

What has that to do with farm
ingl A good deal. When a boy
we were taught by hearing it re-
peated over and over again, that it
was good and healthful thing to
get up early and work before break
fast not only to do the chores, but
saw wood, hoe, NOW, and many
other kinds of work that must be
done on farm. We didn't believe
it exactly then, but thought II
might possibly be because we did
not like to get up early. We had
heard the old saying that "the ear
| ly bird catches the worm and we
were perfectly willing he should do
so, and take him for his breakfast,
after which he might be in good
condition to enter upon the regular
daily duties that devolve upon ev-
cry well-behaved and prosperous
bird. We tried working before
breakfast for many years, IRON
sheer necessity, and in obedience
, TO the commands of parents, who
, certainly meant well and then we
{ tried it for several years afterwards
because we were poor, and needed
to work all we could, and we are
bound to say, after so many years
, of early experience, that 1t is no
, well Tor mankind to do much be
| fore the morning meal, and We
, would not advise farmers to do it.
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The old Woman.

Once she was "Alother," and it
was aMother, I'm hungry, Moth
err mend nv jacket and Another,
put up my dinner and Mother
with her loving hands, would
spread the bread and butter, and
stow away luncheon, and sew on
the great patch, her heart brim-
ming with affection for the imperi-
Gus little curly pate that made her
so many steps, and nearly distract
ed her with his boisterous mirth.
Now she is the "old woman :; but
she did not think then it would
ever como to that. She looked on
through future years and saw her
boy to manhood grown; and he
stood TRANSPORTED in the light Of
her own beautiful love. Never
was there more noble son than
he-honored of the world, and the
staff of her declining years.
Aye, he was her support even
then; but she did not know it
She never realized that 1t was hei
little boy that gave her strength
for daily toil-that his lender form
was all that upheld her over the
brink of dark dispair. She onl,
knew how she loved the child, ant
felt that amid the mists Of age hi'
love would bear her gently through
It's infirmities to the dark hall lead
ing to the life beyond.
But the son has forgotten tn,
mothers tender ministrations nov
adrift from the mornings Of home
he Is cold, selfish, heartless, an'
another" has no sacred meaning 4
the prodigal. She Is "The old wo
man." wrinkled, grey, lame an
blind.
Pity her, o grave, and dry thos
tears that roll down her furrowe'
chcelsi Have compassion on he
sensitive heart, and offer u III,
quiet r.st, that II may forget how
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

A young lady in New York start
ed out shopping recently with n
brand-new pair of boots, whose
soles were ridiculously narrow.
She paused in front of shop win
dow on Broadway, and stepped
upon the grating that covered the
cellar entrance 10 the store. Her
right foot went between the CRATES
and carried her through above the
ankle bone. She tugged, but that
was of no avail. Finally she took
heart and implored the aid of o
sister female, who went inside and
stated the case 20 the gentlemanly
clerk, who promptly went down
into the cellar, mounted the stairs
unbuttoned the boot and released
the poor prisoner, who skipped in
to the store in her stocking foot
resumed her boot and hoped
away.
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A gentleman and lady who occu-
pied the same seat on an Eastern
bound train of cars in Ohio, recent
", casually falling into converse
ton. found that they both belonged
in Boston and were going home.
On their arrival at the depot in
Boston. they both got into the
same hack, the hackman having
inquired Of the man where he
wanted to 90, he replied: "NO. l.
street "Iou may leave
me at the same said the ladv.
The man was a good deal surprised.
but when they arrived at the house
they found that they had been
living in adjoining houses, the en-
frances TO which were not three
feet apart, for several years, and
had not known each other.
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Newspapers Advertising.

Newspaper advertising is now
recognized, by business men hav-
ing faith in their own wares, as the
most effective means for securing
for their own goods a wide recog-
milton of their merits.
Newspaper advertising impels
inquirery, and when the articles
offered is of good quality and at a
fair price, the natural result is an
increase in sales.
Newspaper advertising is n per-
manant addition to the reputation
of the goods advertised, because 1T
is a permanent influence always at
work in their interest.
Newspaper advertising is the
most energetic and vigilant of sales
men; addressing thousands each
day, always in the advertisers in
terest, and ceaselessly at work
seeking customers from all classes.
Newspaper advertising promotes
trade: for even in the dullest times
advertisers secure by far the larg-
est share of what is being done.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

A keen-witted servant girl in
Troy New York, told the milkman
the other day that he gave his cows
too much salt. "How do you know
thati' said the lactel-ist. "Sure
and / kin tell be the milk that they
too much wather entirely y
said the girl. The mill<man drove
of in hurry.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

A sentimental young MN. in
speaking to his fathers coachman
of a neighboring family, remarked
that "they were happy until sor-
sow suddenly came and left her
traces there" The coachman look
ed puzzled, but finally responded :
Indeed, sir, and what did she do
with the rest of the harness r.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

much il longed to be "dear mother
to the boy it nourished through q
careless childhood, but in return
for all its wealth of tenderness was
only given back roproach. 49,.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

II n man is murdered by his hir-
ed man should the coroner render
a verdict Of killed by his own hand
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

value the friendship Of him who
stands by you In storm swarms Of
insects win surround you in sun
shine.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-24

The school teachers of Worces-
ter, Mass, have arrived at the
conclusion that over study does not
iniure children; but the late hours,
badly ventilated rooms and evil
habits do. This is especially true
of girls. Not one i'll thousand Is
injured by study. Idleness and
unhygienic habits are the true
source OF i'll health among school
girls. Their emotional natures are
stimulated by sensational novels
Unwholesome diet and the dissipa-
tions of late hours have also their
share in bringing about the disas,
trous results which are attributed
to over exercise of the brain. so
far is it from being true that Girls
are injured by study that, were
their studies so increased that the,
would have no time for ldleness
the result would be decided i'm
provement in their health.