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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF

THE STATE OF TEXAS. COUNTY OF
Il DALLAS.--Under and by virtue ofa Ger
tain deed oftrust, made, executed ana 9eiiv-
cred tome as trustee, on the 9th day ofJuly A.
ID. 1873. by Daniel Murray, TO secure h. II. Hall
In the payment Of n certain promissofy note
made by the said Murray, in the sum OF ave
hundred and twelve dollars and eighty-four
cents (S5l2 81, 1 shall, on the 9Th day o. May,
Al. u. 1874, between the hours of two o'clock
and four O'Clock p. m, sell before the court
house door, In the city OF Dallas, to the high
eat bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described property In said deed OF trust:
One undivided one-third interest in and TO
that lot or parcel of land lying III Dallas
county, Texas, described as follows: One
hundred and twenty I'VE acres out of the
original headlight survey OF ID. Murray, de.
ceased, the same being set apart 10 AbaEail
Murray decd, In the partition OF the estate OF
ID. Murray dec z, fora more pa ticular descrip-
ton OF which land reference Is made 10 the
dec rec OF partition, recorded In fhe minutes
Of the probate court Of Dallas county, Jaru-
airy 1, fs=6.
: Also. twenty acres Of land out Of the head !.
right survey OF John Hyde, the same being a
part of SO acres Of land set apart to said Aba
gail Murray in said partition for a descrip-
ton Of which reference Is hereby mnde 70
said decree OF said probate court, together
with all the rights and interest in and TO all
the real estate Inherited by the said Daniel
Murray, as heir Of the said a hagal Murray,
deceased. j. q. EBlEN, Trustee.
Dallas, April %, ls74. sIwst
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SER special notice Of II. c. Hoskins,
of the Southern Relief Pea Farmers
should try them.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of Miller's Elixir Antidote-a
certain remedy for fever and ague-
advertised in to-day's paper, and for
sale by Connof & Walker, and drug
gists generally.
ATrESIIoN is called to the card of J.
w. Thompson, attorney at law, and
general Land agent Comanches Texas
He Is a reliable and prompt business
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.1Frol1 Thursdays Daily Herald


TX COMPANY Of deaf mutes passed
north on the Central train, yesterday
morning. They were from New York,
and have been touring in this state.
AFTER searching for five years for
an acquaintance he had years ago VIC
lently wronged, Polander yesterday
discovered the name of the man on a
tombstone in our city cemetery. The
abused heart at rest mt last, in that
white and pulseless slumher whose
dreams neither friendship or enmity
could brighten or shadow.
Al LEAGuE of land constituted the
wager of a gentleman with friend in
this city, day before yesterday, that he
would be accepted by a certain lady in
.twenty-four hours, the land to goto the
lady on her refusal to marry. The TWEEN
ty-four hours expired, and the lady had
still determined to remain single, and
in an hour afterwards the deed to the
league of land was properly executed
and presented to her with a full expla-
nation.
THE boarding house of Mr.. Station, on
Lamar, street near Cochran, cameunder
the guaging propepsities of a house
breaker or two. more Likely Two, early
Wednesday morning. These inquiring
spirits entered room on the first floor
through the windows and extracted
seventy-6ve dollars from the pockets
Of d gentleman who, with his family,
wasasleep in that apartment. So far,
We silent captive or captives of these
backs of green remain undiscovered.
THE jury of inquest over the body OF
the man Eaken, who was so desper-
ately, and, as since turned out, NOR
tally wounded by mere boy inlde-
Tense, as is alleged, of his father, who,
smote to the ground by an aggressor's
hand, would have been murdered had
not the boy done as he did, decided
that Eaken came to his,death by o pis-
toll shot fired from pistol in the hands
of the boy Willie Chapman. Judge
Kerfoot bound both the boy and bis
fatherover in a bond each Of $500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18

Az extraordinary opportunity is now af-
forded the people Of Texas, that of breeding
to this most celebrated family OF trotters:
Norman D., at Captain Ed. sims Stables,
near Mckinney, in Collin county, and Nor
man Jr.. at General II. NJ. Gano's place In
Dallas county-both Of the same family and
opinion MS 10 which is the finest horse. 1,
( which will excel in fine horse stock, Dallas
or Collin? Atwenty dollar cup will be given
TO the best colt, of each sex. of each horse s
gel, making four twenty dollor cups. Nor
man d. colts will be shown in September,
1870 at Captain Stif's residence, and Nor
man il. 5 colts will be shown at General X.
majority OF the breeders should vote TO as
sennble both lots at Plano, the halfway
ground Nw2m II. NJ. GANO.
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees I'm the
Herald Oaice will he allowed Ina settle
ments with the office unless an order
from the PrOprietOr il given.
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English Female Bitters.

There scarcely lives female who does not
ut some time fall o victimto SOME disease
single. old or young, they labor under some
female derangement.' Tho HAT OF public op-
inion Is, that English Female Bitters is the
most wonderful medicine ever placed before
fll a ntibiic
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Parties holding boxes at the Dallas post
office, whose box rent for the quarter COM
mencing April LIST, has not been paid In ad-
vance. are hereby notified to return the keys,
as our orders from the department in this re-
spect are Imperative. W.
5edatwlt WILLIAM JONES, P. NJ.
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M. w. M sna.r, 3

or Shreveport, is our authorized agent fol-
that city, TO whom parties desiring to adver-
.kse in or subscribe for TIE HERALD are re-
specifically referreq, alss9 81, ~ $40 j.
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When in the flush ofhealth, we scorn adj
vice. but when stricken by disease, must we
away merrily on account Of having heard
such words before? No! bet all who suffer
from diseases of the lungs aud throat remem-
Der that Pectoral Balm win relieve all aud
cure majority of cases. For sale by all
druggists.
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NOTICE 70 AnyERTIsERs.

Hcrearter all biiIsfo advertisements
n this paper Will be coIicct ted monthly,
unless otherwise specified in con racts.
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To Farmers.

We are paying the following prices for pro
duce:
81 90 per busiel for corn.
80 cents per bushel for oats.
50 20 per hundred forsheaf oats.
10 w per ton for hay.
~ BIRMINGHAM & FELTON,,
2Sw3m Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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MIR. CIV. REClx EFT

Is our authorized agent for this city, with
power 10 make collections and solicit adver-
tisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper.
All contracts made by him Will be reeog-
nizel by this Office,
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.ro,sr, I.ats ! for ,;nIc.

Twelve lots zone block), on the principal
business street of the town of Hutchins, on
The Central Railroad, in Dallas county, for
Sale at low prices. Apply 70
jobs w. SWINDELLS,
= Iyl5dtf N9 Herald Olflce.a
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For consumption and asthma, Marsden's
pectoral balm is admitted by the profession
TO be the only standard medicine that. can
be relied on. For sale by oil druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18

Pretty girl-sick-pale--feeb le--doct or-no
strengthened blood-good appetite--cured.
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TO the Farmers OF North Texas.
have pea that will produce 100 bushels
per acre. Try them. II. G. HOSKINS,
8lwIm Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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ADMINISTRATORS sale Of Real ESTATE.

BY virtue Of an order Of the honorable dis
tricf court Of Dallas county, Texas, made on
fhe 18th of February, lS71, will OFFER for
Man nsxf, TO the highest oder, at the COURT
house door In the oily Of Dallas, on credit
OF six months, two hundred acres o. land, In
lots OF 40 acres each, ont OF the southeast cor
Der OF a el0 acres survey belonging 70 the
estate OF fiobeson Ross. deceased. Said land
brirr An the south part Of Dallas county,
Tsxas and being sold @ pay re asnis q said
p.lla., rszs. NARA q. ltai. :, = 5 Ssws1
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CAPTAIN JOHN w. LANE,

Assistant secretary of the senate, is an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD in
Auatin
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
The we'll known propcrty:known an the
..CrutchaeId House.

the city OF Dallas, IL ofered at private
ale. For terms, Inquire OF
GEO. w, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUrCHFIELD.
Dallas. Nov. o.. lg7g. 2lBdtf
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BARRIERS use bestl which is Bineaud's light
Ming hair dye. ~
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NORMAN, JR.
DISSEMINATION and Pedigree.

Description and Pedigree.
NORMAN, Jr., was foaled May 20, 1870; isl
beautiful bay, III hands high; is splendid
trotter, of superior style. finish and action.
He was sired by old Norman, the sire OF
Black W ood, Lula, Norman Temple, Bourboo
Girl, Robert Leef5Norman D., Norman j.
etc etc. which ranged in price from si5,OOOtu
5000 His dam by Diomede; second dam by
Bertrand. $50 htlt1r H. ar M I'D
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John n. ppowx. PIERRE NJ BRowN
NORTH TEXAS LAND AGENCY,
JOHN HENRY RBOWN q SON,
70 DALLAS. TEXAS. ii

General agents for locating, buying and
selling lands and town property in all parts
As far as the Plains, including the coneho
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

The possibility o. a nec issue OF fnconre'fible
paper regard Nth anazeaent and anxiety, and,
in NM judgment, such an issue Uo,tld be detrt-
naent ana q shaale.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH q, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Arragon (Br, Western, Bristol, E-E Nor.
CAMS Sons
Steamship Dorian OBJ, Taylor, Disqualification
Bros
steamship Italia OBJ, Craig Disqualification
Ship Hope, Hancock, Lverpool-R Buck & Co
Bark Blandina AUS, Baicovlch Antwerp-Slocovich
Bark Francisco Ciento utaD, Caaero. Cadiz-Lewis,
Bark James A Borland. Baker Gibraltar and Genoa
Slocovich X Co.
Bark sandy Hook, Barstow, Cardenas-Jas Borland
Co.
Bark J Marsh, Pickett. Cardenas-waydell 4 Co.
Bark Carl Won Dobeln (Swe), Hogesrom, Wilmington,
NC-Funch Edge Co.
Brig Ennis Blood, Havana--,Jas Ward Co.
Brig f Williams Tucker Matanzas-Brett Son g. Co.
Brig Carrie BERTHA Hall, Matanzas-Brett, Son 4 Co.
Brig Lily (Brl. Lawrence, Caibarien-J Whitney
Brig Belle CBr), Mulcahey, St Johns. NF-Bowring &
Brig seaside (Br, Dodd, st Johns, NF-Heney & Par
Schr Kocheko, Jasper vigo and Cadiz-F Talbot Co
Schr Trott King, Bradford, Port spaln Trn-Jones
schr Putnam, Philips. St Johns Ant, and San Bias
schr Abbe Brown, Dowin, Aux Cayes-A Nones &
schr Minnie Repper, somers. Cardenas-Brett Son &
Schr Jesse B Smith. Tyler. Charleston-Bentley, Gill
dersleeve & Co
schr Anna Brown Harvey, Sandy Hook-R Buck &
Schr G. Craig Alley, Boothbay-Chas living
Schr Geo A Pierce, Kelly, salem-R w Ropes X Co.
Schr Isaac Keen, Mckenzie Gloucester-Wm Chal-
sioop Nearchus, Chevalier, New Haven-Rackett
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards. Philadelphia ames
HAND.
Steamer Ell Cid, Smith, Norwich.
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CIR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Ship Moses Day Wrecked on the Coast of
Mindanao--ship st Mark Puts Into
Cadiz with Fourteen Feet Of Water i'm
Her Hold-Bark Meta Damagcd-Arri-
walls and Sailings OF Vessels.
LONDON. March q, 1874.
WRECK OF SHIP.
despatch from Singapore dated today, states that
the ship Moses Day, Woodwork, from Cebu for san
Francisco. wrecked the coast of Mindanao The
crew took to the boats and landed at Manila. THE
registered l27l tons and was built at Richmond Me- in
1868, from which port she hailed.
PUMPS CHoKED AND CARGO THROWN OVERHEARD.
Ship st Mark, Grinde, from san Francisco Oct tor
Liverpool mas arrived at Cadlz with pumps choked and
fourteen feet OF water in her hold She obliged to
jetson 500 tons OF her cargo during heavy gale on
Feb o.
DAMAGED.
Bark Meta Ger, Schultz, from Philadelphia, which
arrived at this port today was much damaged on the
voyage,
ARRIVALS
Arrived at Liverpool March 70, ships Golden Fleece
Horton, San Francisco Queen of the East (Br, Glegg
Pensacola bark Elnor (Nor, sorensen, Gaveston brig
q Sherwood (Br), Newcomb, New York; 9th, ship
Coronet OBJ, Ryan, Galveston; brig Erl KONG Ger,
Nausch Wilmington, NC.
Arrived at London March 27, bark Meta Ger, Schultz
Philadelphia tsee above.
Arrived at Cardln March q, ship Zephyr, Sweetser,
Havre.
Arrived at Bristol March a. bark Secret (Br) Roberts
Wilmington, NC,
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schr Sarah Clark. Grimm, New York for Greenport
schr Elve Davis, Westcott Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Hattie Butler. Strickland, Virginia for New Ha-
schr Oliver schoaeld Dissoswsy. Baltimore for New
schr Harriet Newell Fouter Port johnson for Boston.
schr Pharo Mackey, Georgetown for New London.
Schr Elizabeth Dehart, Low, Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Hamilton, Mills, Richmond for New Haven.
Bedford
schr N Vance, Lee, Richmond for New Haven
Schr VIM Bowen, Golden, New York for Providence.
Schr Frank Walter. Baxter Baltimore for Somerset
schr Burdett Rogers Port johnson for Bridgeport.
land
Sehr Silas Mclean, Spear Rondout for Portland.
Schr Sammy Ford, Allen, New York for Calais.
schr Kelly Kelly Virginia for New Haven.
schr Geo Pierce. Kelly, New York Tor Salem
Steamer Galatea, Gale New York tor PROVIDENCE.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND sElP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains in
formed that by telcgraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau, No As Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports ana other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the United
States the will cabled to this country free of
charge and published
The possibility Of q ne,D issue Of nconreytible
paper Iregard ,cith amazeDaent and dnytety, ana,
IN my judgment, such an issue could be a det1'i-
rle,at and a shame CHARLES SUMNER.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Fourth Days Proceedings OF the
Congregational Council.
ANOTHER DAY OF SECRECY.
a WARY Waiting for the verdict-Theodore Til
toms Letter Ruled Out-A De-
cIsion Expected To-Day.

the secrecy of the Council was preserved yester.
day much more closely, If possible, than the day
before. The attempt OF a newspaper man to get
himself into the Council on Thursday made the
delegates eye each other and every new conner
more closely. Whenever questioned by the
representatives OF the press as TO the
probabilities OF the dellverance the members are
mum. They answer very politely, but either
evasively or positively decline 10 speak. The Coun-
Gil spent nearly ten hours in session yester-
day-in the morning from nine O'Clock A. M.
till nearly hall-past one O'Clock p. NJ, in
the afternoon from three O'Clock to half-past SIX
O'Clock P. NJ and again in the evening from nine
O'Clock till half-pas ten O'Clock p. NJ.
The Clinton avenue church members gathered
at the chapel early expecting prayer meeting as
usual but went away disappointed There was
none. Several male members OF the three
churches interested came later and remained in
the chapel until the adjournment. venerable
member OF Plymouth church. who present,
spoke in hardly measured terms OF the action OF
his church in this matter. other church members
conversed freely about the case and seemed
TO think that it would work good
TO the denomination If Plymouth church were dis
IellowshippeG. Neither the committee nor the
Council could agree On the answers to be returned
to the queries put to them by the two churches
that called them together. The friends OF Drs.
Burlington and Storrs are anxious for square
answer as nearly categorical as possible, to each
query; but the more conservative members try 10
avoid giving such deverances as shall widen the
breach instead OF healing it.
Mr.. Titon sent a letter to the Council yesterday,
which might be read equally in favor or against
either party. 1t was read and talked over little,
but was thrown out OF the Court.
The cheerfulness OF the members at the ad-
journment last night indicates that they are near
ing the end Of their deliberation and this
ing they will probably decide. The answer, 1T is
said when agreed upon in secret session, will be
announced with open doors.
The possibility OF nel1 issue OF tllconrertfble
paper regard nth dmdzenlent and anxiety, and,
IN my judgment, such an issue acoald be a detri-
Vaerst and sltdDle-CHARLE s SUMNER.
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the possibility az nesc issue az tnconuertfole
paper regard scith ansazement and anxiety, and,
IN mv judgment. such an issue sooutd be detrt.
zuent ana shame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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SAILED.

Barks Mexican (Rr), for Liverpool: Hero (Rus). Ant
werp; Juno GER Brunswick, Ga; Peabody ,Nor), dr9m
Shields, - brigs Redowa, Dunklrk; Mary Gibbs,
Matanzas Helen q Rich, do; schrs Vim l. Burroughs
Havre; Hattie Smith, Baracoa; Fiske do.
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The possibility Of a nelC issue OF tncOnrerttble
paper regard ruth 0mazensent and anxiety, and,
IN my judgment, such issue acoaAd be detri-
Vaent and a s1dD,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ner. Sad. Defamation. 1 o

Dates OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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AND RESTORATIVE.
The most perfect discovered, and the best in the
PERFECT BRAIN AND NERVE roAD,
TO ALL Wo I&soh WITS fh BRAIN
wINcHEsrEE's
HYpopnosPHITE OF LINE AND SODA
supplies to the Brain and Nervous System that vitality
Important Llegying Life sustaining and vit.lizng ele
Whereby he the supply o. PhosfHoEDs can Kept
Brain Workers persons Of sedentary OCCUPATIONS and
HABITS and all whose y9caions require dhs
wlNonEsrER's HYPoPHosPHIrE
acts like magic in all cases General Debility E.h.n
Energy and Weakness of every description
wINoHEsrER's nYPoPHosPHIrE
speedily restores and permanently increases the Vital
strength and Nervous Power and Energy.
wINCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHIrE
ro,islv and permanently restores and improves the
wINCHEsrER's HYPoPHosPHlrE
gives tone to the Organs Of Digestion, invigorates tho
Stomach and Bowels stimulates and restores the Appe-
tile.
w1NCHEsTER's AYPoPHosPhITE
feeds nourhes stimulates and nvigoratcs the Brain ana
Nervous system It relieves and prevents u1s the
Nerves and promoting refreshing sleep.
wINcHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHIrE
Builds up Invigorates and vltalizes the entire Nervous
a Physical systems
Prices, 81 and 81 per bottle. Prepared only ~
WINCUESTER Co, Chrmisis,
IS John street. New forh'
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED In pr rmdscent
N STATES legal cverywherc deseruon' n,,, diyorco.
cause no publicity required; no charse u"'''
granted; advice tree. ...o~nov lq4 broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE Els, SR s,rssL
n ner of Fulton avenue and BoeIum ss'eo~
49, "si " Oman from A. NJ to 4. "
on sunday from 70 y :. n.-----
w. b. y. fE the .skiln, permatologist
- 40 Rond street, New loah, and oths,.
ur.. -,.t snecaI prescriptions AL ,araiv 1rsv
scnp % moist and scay Dandruh untne md rare
naiI u.y '' vm"at,rai Richness OF the Soe an" ,,ny
Moes ana ptnhes freckles Black Leads ana pimpY
EruptioDA
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NOIU ME NH

could be ieis g hsA become absoluteb
paiofal uall at isst ihr sl.cl was broken
as Il d, an electric .tp,cs a. hia rich
toned yajae tsllselel iarh. "uat Father
witch agl ln lieAesp gte witb patho.
snl isrvl3 s8lsmuly lust thHlcd sll
hesfb
Ile aHts9ci, the silence continued
Hots yolee was heard nor muscle moved
10 bis rapt audience, anti, Il, m a romste
corner OF De raom. subduea sou wss
heard and the old gentleman tthr
bosll stepped forward wtth stream.
ibr 6tes asd lettering fsaiue. and scigsd
Booth by Tie hand sir, said he. in brok
eu accents sou have afforded me a pleas.
ure for which my Whole future life will
tcel grateful. am an old man. aud
every day, from boz yboed 10 The preson,
Time, ,boughl b@i repeated the Lord.
prSet; bnl | never heard Il before.
urFcr' 1oe are tght, replied Booth, a.
festt tnat Prayer ~ il shaud he read
caused ue lbe seN9rpE study aud Labor
lor thirty }vst., and ! tm lsg 1fui beius
satisfied with rendering nrua wonder
luI prudpglioo, Iltdiy onr person In
ten tboa-aud rampfehrud- how muck
braut,, auj ttuaeubes. eau be condensed
in a space SO .uall, aud word, 80 simple
ruat PRAYER it-elf mfitieulW illustrates
the Iruth Of The Bibr, and stamps upun
II The seal Of diyihiiy.
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AL.onoLIc PRot EUus sEI.TOrhn
ERuM ALL LAsGU AaEs.

lie that goes to bed thirsty rise. beaD
thy.
Fish aud swine live in water aud die
ia wine. ....#
Drink vine and have the gout; drink
no wiuo aud have the gout, too.
Est At pleasure, druk b, measure.
Ddnk Ia the morning staring, then all
day be stariug
tie That drinks nnt vine after salad il
ia dagger oi bcing sick
After melon wine is q trau. ....
After pear, wine or the priest,
Goud ale is near, rink aud cloth.
Wine IL the hollc docs not qaeuch
thirst.
Wine is a lurueost-drst friend and
then an enemy.
Old friends aud Old wine are best
Wine aud wenchea viii empty men,
purscs,
Wine hath drowned more men than
the sea.
Wine never keeps secrets nor ralnlls
PROMISES ......
Vino washeth on The daub aud dsoov.
erelh the man.
Wine wears no clothes. (shows what
man H.
Bacchus hath drowned more men than
Neptune.
Uriug and drought come not always
together.
Drink little, that ye may drink loug.
Drink oil your drink aud steal no
lambs.
Drink wine ID winter lor cold and in
summer for heat
Drinking kiudncss Is drunken friend.
ship.
Drnnkard's have FOOLS tongue and
kuaye's heart.
| Druukeu ioks seldom take harm. ..
Drinking water neither makes man
sick nor Ia debt nor his vile a widow,
Drunkenness ia "A pair OF spcctacles 70
see the devil aud AL his works.
Drunkenness IS nothing bat voluntary
madness.
Drunkenness makes some men fools,
some beasts aud some devils.
Drunkenness turns inan out OF bin.
self aud leaves a beast IN his room.
OF wine the middle, oil TIE top aut
honey the bottom is best
pasaiou tuakcth man Il bfEat Int tg tu,
maketh Tim worse
Good wine Is milk for the aged.
GOOD wine ruins the purse and Is had
! t0f he stomach.
Full bottles and gIasses make ssesrer-
aud asses.
God save me fcom Que who doe. moi
drink.
Thirst comes from drinkiug
+ Driuk wine aud Jet water 20 10 mill
rhiek wine II better ihan clear water.