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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-12-04
SEASONABIE RECIPES.

Keeping P,tmpkins.-To keep vegetable
marrows or pumpkins for winter use, they
must be- fully ripe when cut. and the stem
sealed with sealing wax; afferward they
should be- placed In alag to hang in acool,
dry place.
H,srlbus Pei cup of molasses. cup
of sugar, ! cup of chopped raisns, 2-3 cup
ofrolled cracker. cup OF cold water. !
cup Of vinegar. spice like mince pies and d
piece of butter the size OF a walnut.
Canned Tomato Pudding. Peel and slice
good rich tomatoes, and place in can in
alternate layers with One-cighth dry rice.
sweetening To the taste in every layer. Fill
up with tomato juice. cook In boiler OF
water one hour aiter il commences To boil,
and seal up as for fruit alone. When
wanted, heat by boiling in water half an
hour.
A Nee Cream Pei cup white sugar.
% cup OF cream, eggs, cu,,s Hour.
teaspoonful cream-of-tartar, ! teaspoonful
soda. This will make seven thin cakes,
between which spread the cream. For the
cream, take pint of milk, putinto a basin
of hot water on the stove. beat | egg with
white sugar enough 10 sweeten. and add
2 tablespooniuls corn starch; stir this into
the milk when hot. ana flavor with vanil-
Ia or lemon. When cool put between the
cakes.
CoSte.-The Drowned coffee of the shops
should always be Drowned over. thus
throwing of the grocery faint which il has
acquired b. exposure "a the foul air, being
powerful absorbent or disinitctant. The
heating, which should make IL shade
darker 1.-THE coffee of commerce will bear it).
will also develop strength. BY all means
brown over your coffee. and keep In we'll
corked DO tie or Jar, or, what Is better,
brown a you want 10 use. thus having IL
fresh and strong and better favored.
Chocolate Carameis.-Take | pound of
sugar, pound of chocolate, l tablespoon
full si milk. / also Of molasses. Crate the
chocolate and mix with sugar. etc. Put
the mixture i'm an iron skillet on the back
part OF the stove, where the heat will
slowly melt il. Cook slowly, stirring it
well. To ascertain when done, take
little in a spoon and drop il In "A cup of
water; if done. II ought 10 sink In a solid
mass, and in "A Jew minutes be firm. When
you have decided that IL i cooked enough,
grease long cheesecake tin with butter,
pour in the mass and spread evenly. Be
fore too cold. cut in small squares.
Small Chstards.-Boil quart of milk,
beat from TO 6 eggs light. and when the
milk i, nearly cold. stir them into il; add
] teaspooniul of salt. and , tablespoonfuls
of sugar, CRATE ! a nutmeg over, and
the yellow part of lemon. or a
small teaspooniul of lemon extract.
Butter some custard cups and nearly
ill them, set them in a shallow pan,
and Till II nearly to the top of the
cups with boiling water, set in hot oven
or on some Goals for half an hour. then
take the cups out. wipe them and serve on
a custard stand. or lay a napkin over
large dish or tray. and set the cups on it.
Serve it with ripe fruit, with sugar, or with
preserves
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Eccentric Apples

AMER years of skepticism the editor of
the Nev England Farmer has been con-
WINGED by ocular demonstration that the
ways 0fapples are sometimes inexplicable,
and after having printed the announce
ment OF his conversion he went home and
discovered perfect specimen of Rox-
bury Russell growing on Baldwin tree,
no other trees Of the russell species stand
ing within thirty or forty yards. Some Oh
the instances which excited his credulity
were mentioned in communication to
the Farmer OF September 20, to which we
are unable now TO refer. Others came
from different parts of the country. A
correspondent in Massachusetts tells of a
tree whose apples are half sweet and half
sour, that is, the individual apples, not the
crop. You may bite one hemisphere and
find II sweet-bite the other and find IL
sour This apple is an early variety, no
specimens of which were available for a
practical test when the discussion arose.
Another Massachusetts orchardist has "A
tree which has heretofore followed like
habit; but when the owner went to it this
year TO procure practical proofs of his as
sertions, he found 10 his establishment
that the tree had decided for a change TO
keep the sweet and sour separate. Alter
nate apples, accordingly, were sweet r
sour. This tree is described as similar In
general appearance To Peck's Pleasant.
The apples are smooth. green. flattish.
medium size. and resemble the Rhode Isl
and Greening more than any other apple
we are familiar with. The sour ones are
decidedly acid. and ut this time very poor
eating. a would be the case with almost
any winter apple. The sweet ones are
tough, like other sweet apples which are
fully ripe, but are very pleasant 10 the
taste, with no traces af acid or astringency
whatever. The two are as dissimilar in
quality for eating or for cooking almost
as any two varieties which might be
named" Some of our curious students OF
qualification, who have time and the in
clination for scientific Investigations.
should experiment in this direction. Ii j.
not impossible that some useful results
might be obtained under patient and skill
ful management.
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beetle, yet what can be said OF the com
mon sense that will crowd the mind of a
growing girl with twelve studies and
music besidesY Can she be- expected 10
know any one thing well when she is
graduated, or AT the end of such strain
on her vitality can she have vigorous,
healthful bodyy A child who dislikcs
study and shirks mental application Ia not
very likely 10 he injured by the forcing
system, but the boy who takes kindly 10
learning, who is ambitious To stand at the
head OF his class, needs careful watching
by both parent and teacher lest he over
draw his health account. and al the end of
his educational course find himself bank
rupt In body. Pugilists understand very
well the dangers of ovcrtraining. and are
scrupulously careful OF diet, exercise, and
sleep, so that the maximum OF vigor may
be attained when they stand within the
ring to try who can give and receive the
hardest blows. How many parents ne
glect all these precautions and allow their
sons and daughters TO study late at night,
eat AS IL happens, exercise rs they may,
and yet expect that they will leave college
fully prepared to enter upon the labors
and responsibilities OF mature life. As
well might the farmer neglect rotation OF
crops, fertilization of the soil, and careful
tillage, and then expect to reap an abund-
ant harvest. AS we sow we reap, no less
IN mind, in morals, and in physical
strength, than in agriculture.-N. y. T'ib-
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LET US CoNsIDER.-Since the iptroduc-
ton of distilled spirits in the Sixteenth
Century, they have been habitually pre-
scribed as remedies. We know that alco-
hol. in all its forms. is peyJiicious 10 health.
Ksotcing these ;htngs and that under the
system of treatment which includes their
use, the mortality among the sick Is. and
ever has been, enormous, is IL not worth
while TO try the effect of a remedy which
combines in their highest excellence the
qualities of Tonic, AN Alternative and a
Regulator; contains no mineral bane or
murderous alkaloid, or alcoholic poison !;
does its curative Office without pain and
with uniform certaintyg DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs fultills all these condi-
tons, and is now effecting the most ex
traordinary cures, in cases where every
specific " of the faculty has ignominious-
~ failed. Consider. in view OF these facts,
whether any sick person Is justified by rea-
son and common sense in declining TO test
the virtues of this indebted and irresisti-
bic remedy.
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The Prestiest Woman I'm New York, hss
K, wei known Ia our fashionable society for her
dssfsngse appearance and beautiful complexion. was
once sallow, roughskinned girl, chagrined at her
red freckled face She pitched Into sgans Magnolia
Balm, and IL now prcttyin complexion as she IL
charming In manners. ThsMticle oyercomes freckles
tan. sallowncss moth patches. ring.mark ks. etc. and
makes one look ten years younger than they are Mag
nolia Balm for atranspar ent com plea ion and LYONS
katharon 10 make the hair plentiful luxuriant soft
and delicate have no rivals The Kathalron prevents
the hair from turning gray, eradicates dandru and Is
the best and cheapest dressing In the world
s
Damned by Faint Praise.-Jas. Beckman
clergyman. OF New York, was recently badly kicked
by horse and was speedily cured BY using the cele
DRAFTED Mexican Mustang Lnlment when the pro-
prietor asked him for certificate replied that he
"considered IL remark able article but il wouldn't
answer for him 10 indorse remedy In prints Here's
consistency. But we didn't kick him as the horse
did. The world knows that for rheumatism Bruises,
s"ellings, Spawn. Scratches, Inflammation, Lame
ness, or any flesh bone or MUSCLE ailment upon man
or animal, there is nothing kethe Mustang Eminent
II costs but 50 cts. and 81 Dper bottle and should be
In every family. ills wrapped In q fine steel plate
label, and signed &c. W. wetbrook. Chemist"
Tonic and Recuperant Plantation Bit
ters-The constantly patronage which it
receives has, 1t u true, excited the petty envy OF GER
tain splenetic advertisers OF Pine panaceas who
hope 10 make market for their own stalnant vatery
wares BY decrying all spiriiu9us medicinal prepare
lions. But the public stomach neither their argu-
ments norther potaons and consequently reject these
very weak limitations ofthe enemy NJ entirely too thin
DIR. TUFTS LIVER FILLS inyigorates the de-
blitste gans: builds up the tagging nervous
en-rgi, and impsrts ,igort to body and mind.
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UsE CoRNyILs PILE OINTMENT, sold by
Druggists. w. III. Cornell, Prop'r, ST. Louis.
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zTHY GREAT FAvoRITE.-The popular
Chill Cure Of the age!! Composed OF pure
and simple drugs, Wilhoft's Tsnic has long
held the highest place in the long line Of rem
cdies for Chills and Fever. II Is not only An
ti-Periodic but IL Anti-Panic, for il curtails
the heavy expense OF doctors visits, where
friendly calls are all itcmized in the account
current. A penny saved is penny gained,
and saving ii in this way adds 10 health and
comfort. Try Wilhoft's Tonic rs q certainty
and you will never regret II. WHEELocK,
FINLAY & CO., Proprietors, New Orleans.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Oaut1on.

On account Of the popularity Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines, par
ties have been largely engaged in pur-
chasing old and second hand machines OF
that make, and imposed upon the public
by selling them as pew machines. The
Wheeler & Wilson Company bcgs to ad-
wise the public that any one desiring to
buy their secondhand machines can be
supplied by that Company direct, on bet
ter terms than Others can afford them,
and be assured of what they are buying.
Address
WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.,
625 BROADWAY, New York.
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AFTER a careful examination of the mat
ter, DIR. W. Adams concluded that though
the cicatrices of superficial wounds may
disappear. those in which the deep layer
of the skin has been cut through IN early
life generally increase in size as the person
grows older.
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Young man, never aspire. Remember
what happened to the fellow who hallooed
Excelsior so. He was a nice young
man, and had wealthy connections. But
he wouldn't mind the old man, nor heed
the maiden who asked him to call on her.
Naturally he was found frozen stiff, still
shouting Excelsior. "-Boston Transcript.
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TIE Elmwood Collar is the most perfect
fitting collsr yet made. II Is so close an im-
tation Of linen that II cannot be detected. The
novelty ths' produces this effect il the folded
edges which. when worn over a scarf or tie.
prevents the sharp, raw edge from showing
~ in other collars. II IL fer sale at all gents
furnishing stores-BrOOkiyn Union.
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no 0llM Send 'or one OF Albright's Anri..
SteO ~ Oscal Double G ms. cheapest in "a.
co ntry-wsrranted. sent &. q -. ALBRiGu :
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"A three-year-old boy of P,ttsileld
clergyman, watching his mother making
biscuit one Sunday for tea, asked her il IL
was not wicked on SUNDAY. OF course she
said IL was. and the logical little chap con-
tinued, "Oo'll catch it when 90 get TO
HcaXen.N
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2slcP ER DA y commission or sac week sal
spZOxry, and Ell -nses. We offer II and will PA "
II. Apply NOW. q. Webber = CO.. Marion, q
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| BtSINEss EDuCATION. attend and
graduate At that OLDEST. LARGEST and
sOst thoroughly managed tnstttu-
tion. JOINS Cow NERClAL AND TIL
EGRAPP COLLEssE. SaIna Louis. MO.
' rite for y Circular.
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Steel rails are everywhere excluding
those of iron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-11
UsefnI Receipts.

indian lmDha aud q hall
hints of sined Indian meal, u handful
of flour, u small piece OF butter, one
quart OF milk, -four eggs, little suit,
put the milk into the saucepan, add
ihe butter, set on the fire and leave
until the butter Ia soft, but not until II
melts Re and stir well until
mixed, then set away 70 cool, Beat
the eggs very light, and when the milk
Is cool stir them into II alternately with
the meal, u little ut a time Of each ;
beat the whole very hard, and bake In
cups In hot oven.
BredlJaa [dkos-Two eggs well
beaten, two cups of milk, two cups Of
flour, one tablespoonful Of sugar, salt,
Heat dish hot, butter II well, pour In
the batter and bake In n hot oven.
Esoal0ped oysters, Two quarts Of
solid oysters, one dozen soft crackers,
pounded fine, one cup OF oyster juice,
a piece Of butter, pepper, salt and mace,
In a deep dish, In which the oysters
are TO be served place alternate layers
of cracker crumbs and oysters, begln-
ming with the oysters, season each
LAYER with the mace, suit and pepper.
When the dish Is fill put lump Of
butter on the top Of the cracker crumbs
and pour the oyster juice land cup Of
sherry wine, If you have IT, over the
crumbs, and bake thirty minutes.
Cream Fes, Two eggs, butter the
size of two nutmegs, two.thirds of u
cup of milk, one cup of sugar one and
a half cups of four one teaspoonful
cream tartar, half II teaspoonlul of soda.
This makes two pies of two layers each.
For the cream for the pies take one
egg, half n cup OF sugar, one and
half cups Of milk one third Of n cup
OF flour, extract of lemon. Put the
cream tartar In the flour. Dissolve the
soda in little cold water, break the
two eggs IN u cup, add the soda, then
the flour with the cream tartar IN II.
Bake in two pie tins. Do not add the
cream until the cake Is cold. 70 make
the cream, beat the eggs until very
light add the sugar, flour, and small
quantity of milk 10 make it pour easy;
put the milk in pan; set the pan in
a larger one, containing boiling water,
and put on the fire. When the milk
boils add the above uliYture; stir con-
stantly one way umllit chickens to n
rich cream, and flavor when it is cool.
. De not putth!s between the pies until
ii is cool. 10 .r.... n. riHs..e.
hRl6ins.--0ne quart -four two eggs,
a piece of butter The size Of an egg,
four tabespoontuls of sugar, three tea
spoonfuls baking powder, one pint
sweet milk, salt. Bake in rings.
Fried GLADSTONE cup of sugar, one
and a half of sweet milk, two eggs, two
tablespoonfuls baking powder h,df of
q nutmeg, a little salt, two tablespoon
fuls lard roll and fry.
Delicate Cdke.--One cup of sugar,
half cup of butter beaten to q cream
add half cup of corn starch, then half
cup of sweet milk, one and II half tea
spoonfuls of baking powder, the beat.
ell whites of three eggs. Flavor and
bake. ,,t sur
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Prospectus for 1878 Eighth Year
TEE ALDINE,
TIN ART JOURNAL or AMERICA
issURD MONTHLY.
"a @asaiaeea, Conceptions, wonder
fully Caryird 0n,."

TIE necessity ola popular medium Tor tho
representation OF The pToduOllnua uf nuT
great ARTISTS, has always boon roOaRnl1e,l,
..il many Allsinpls lave bean made "a
whlnh 80 Invariably followed each atteinpl
~ lhlH country W uHiahllth An All Journal
uid not prove The indifference ~ tha people
~ AnnrrlpA 70 lhe elAllnAol llkl art, no soon
~ proper appreciation NJ tbs want and an
ability % meel u were shown, the public nj
once rallied Win an enthusiasm ii llh sun,
port, ANA lhe fehnlt was u great artistic AHA
eomneTolnl ulumph-tho Aldine,
The Aldlne, while issued With all the rng.
nlnrllyj has none 81 The temporary OF timely
lhltfvel characteristic OF ordinary penndl.
Gals, II " an elegant miscellany ~ pure,
llkhl, nnl graceful LITERATURE, and e0lleo'
llon ~ pictures the inIfhl specimen of ArilK-
tic skill, IN black and white. Although each
hunceodlng number anordh u fresh pleasure
70 ilh iTlendhj The real value aud hrauty OF
mo Aldlne VIII be NEST appreciated afiar II IN
nounu nhal lne close o. The year while
ness ~ compared with rivals OF a similar
GLASS, TIE Aldlno IN u unique nnd original
ronnepilpn-alnhe ANA unappfohohed- hhho-
luloly Without competitions ~ price ~ char
actel, The po~ensor OF complete volume
can not duplicate the quantity of fine paper
and ongraVlngs In any other share OF num-
her ~ volumes for ton times It's cost, and then
tire IN the ohrnmo, bohilnR, -
The nat lonnl feature Of TIL ALDlNE must
Do iakon Ia no narrow sense, Tho true arl IL
cosmopolitan, While the ALDiNE IN "a
strictly American institution, II does moi
connno itself entirely " the production OF
native ml, us mihhlOn IN 10 cultivate n
broad ana nppfooiallve art taste, one thnt
VIII discriminate only on grounds OF nirln.
hic merit, Thus, while placing before the
patrons Of THE Al,nlNE, M u lrndlng char,
noteritlc, tho productions Ol the most noted
American artists, attention viii always DO
given 10 specimens nom foreign masters
giving Hnbscrlbcra all the pleasure ANA IN
suuolion oblnlnnblc from homo nild foreign
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COKE! COKE!

The undersigned are prepared TO supply
the citizens OF DALLAS with COKE. ~ VIII
burn readily in CRATES and stoves, pom i LOT
healing and cooking purposes. Such as OF,
Hes stores and dwellings, it Is cheaper and
better than coal. Coke Is sold at Is cents per
barrel, and coal is sold at the rate or - PEI
barrel. When coal Is used 1t has to pc cokeu
by burning of the gas and smoke oeIore you
coke is already prepared, SD that when light
ed and burning you get the most intense
heat. 1t is universally used In large cities
for cooking, by putting CRATE In ordinary
coolt ing stoves It's much cleaner than wood
and less TROUBLESOME wood TO be sawed o.
split, It gives an even ana steady heat Al
orders promptly attended to by leaving then
al the Office OF the company, on Lamar treet
j. b SCRUGGS,
2sldlm sec'y Dallas City Gas LightCo.
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THE W EEKLY HERALD.

THE WEEKLY HERALD Will be- pub
lshed every saturday nOrning, kuhsgIip,
mn, 2a.5O per annumi 20 for ak months,
,ev.i,le la advance, No subscription taken
MA less period Than six months,
Adyertihementh Inserted al the rats OF N 10
al sallnro fur tho ilIat insertion, aud rs cents
mr each subsequent Insertion,
"bbltuaTy notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetinas cards Of lllanks, etc., W be paid for
Al nall advertisement rates,
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FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1874.
Houston. and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston at $40 m and arrive at
Houston NJ $50 a m.
Leave Galveston at 3O0p m and arrive AT
Houston at 500 p m. ttt
Leave Galveston at $50 m and arrive at
Houston at $50 p m.
Leave Houston at Oils q m and arrive at
Galveston at 900 IN.
Leave Houston 1000 a m and arrive at Gal-
weston at $50 p m.
Leave Houston at $50 p m and arrive at
Galveston at 1l:30 p m.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves caves
ton at 1000 m. Leaves Houston at 2;OO IN.
The 8:l0 IN train from Galveston connects
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, harrls !.
burg and Han Antonio railway; Connets at
Houston with the Houston and Texas ZEN
trail railroad
The 800 m express from Galveston con,
meets with the Houston and Texas Centrai
railway. 80
The 500 m express from Galveston con-
meets with the International anu orea'
Northern railroad at Houston at y p m;
The lOA0 m train from Houston arrives W
Galveston at 2:N p M CONNECTS win Tue
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, $50 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depots
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and 1--WE hundred mile tickets, can
be purchased al the ticket ohices q this CON-
pai1y or from Galveston ticket office.
a.. N, NICHOLS, Superintendent
II. B. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent,
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AHENTa.

Nav York; q, PLlpwell, u, NJ, Pettenglll A
W and Hates a Locke,
Thnwell 4 Chesman ~ Louis.
philadalphlal Coo, MeRlherill a 90,
tlnolnnalll \, ". ParYlg,
Nav Urleansi Thgmaa Mcintyre,
Shreveport w, III, SPARKS,
HousIoni ", II, OuAhlng'
Austin, TeKas Y, Noigl,
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MANS uNsILrIsH FRIENpv

VIII bo Welcome In every home, Everybody
loves such dog, and tho portrait IN executed
No true TO Tho lie, TINT II seems the vcrltnblc
presence of the animal itself. The Rcv, 4, DO
Wit Tnlmngo tells that his own Nawfound.
land dOg lthe finest In llrootlym bnrks NJ II |
Although 10 natural no ono who so0s this
premium chrome Will have the alightestifear
ofboing bitten.
Besides the chrome, every advance sub.
acrlbcr TO the Aldno FOR 1915 IN constituted u
member, and entitled 10 nll the privileges OF
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PREMIUM rORnH1H.

Every subscriber for 1919 will receive a
beautiful portrait, IN oil oolors, OF the sam,
noble dog whose picture, IN u former issue
attracted 10 much attention. .0NI
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rh5 nAIIf HEHkLn is published every
,t'ning, r1nepl Apnly5 AZ 80 year, 10
pnanca; t5inrtlK mpnthsi VI inrnnemnntli
I, eahfs ior Que wfrki single copies ~
muib
rhe Daily Herald u now FURNISHED a. SUBJ
.o'ibeis nI nalIlef ~ - gHnl4 iial week, Tie
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,d siburbs Within milp aud hall ~ Tic
ahnflrt LOusa, Subscribers falling 10 receive
ihsir paper win obllge by reporting % MT
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or their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAMPh.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
To points North and East via the
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CoNNECTIoNs.

Trains arrive and depart from Houston rs
follows;
AOC0MN0 BATON. THROUGH TRAIN.
Leaues,,...... 900 A, NJ Leaves....... $3.50 p. NJ,
ArrlVes."... $40 A. NJ, Arrives.,,". $50 p. Nj.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Office, 70
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket ONCE,
3i6 Broadway.
II. i. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors TO above cities win find THESE Of
flceS pleasant place Of resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will be
found,
J. DURAND, Gen1 SupL
j. WALDO. GEM Ticket Agent.