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The Wheel of Fortune,

Which is to turn out $1,000 to the hold
ers of lucky numbers in the Dallas
library gift concert, has been finished.
1t is made of glass, so that the tickets
can be seen by the audience. The
tickets are to be drawn by blindfold
child. Secure a chance at on ce, or
lose $1,000.
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non WORK.

We have the facilities aud The work
mon 10 do ~ good WORK. n"h /" ~
low rates, ns can he do"e anywhere
aud We mean 10 do H. Hiring your
fine Hob work 10 rIE DALEY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner Of Main nn0
Lamar streets,
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90 10 Stcgaii Az DO. for it;rni-
tuTe. books, stationery, crock
cry ANA glassware. window
shades. pictures. and nsi ltinds
Of unOMliiings, wall paper. step
ladders. table and pocket cut
icry. 2SOi&wtf
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Ia our authorized agent for this city, WIN
ooWnr 10 make collections and solicit ndyrl'
Nll contracts nude by him VIII be rccog'
nlzed by this oiiicc,
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Published by authnrty.l
Proceedings OF the City CounciI-Ad.
iourned Meeting.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, !
DALLAS, March 4, 1874, (
PETITIONS.


Absent: Aldermen Sanger, Lane and
Scales.
PETITIONS.
The petition OF p. Taylor, regarding n GER
tain street laid out to run on the south side
OF his purchase, to be called "Emma street."
read and ordered that the marshal proceed
ut once to remove all distractions ON "Em.
ma street,.
Petition and agreement of citizens regard
Ing the opening OF Patterson street read, re.
linquishment accepted, and the city mar
shall ordered to open said street.
Ordered that the city marshal remove all
distractions upon the street running In a
northeast direction between Schultz and Ly.
dells.
The petition of Mrs. Mary Jones, asking
that she be cared for by the city, read and
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y, DALLAS CHAPTER, No. A, Royal Arch
MisonS, meets at the Chapter Rooms in thC
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday after the
last saturday in each month.
u W. NJ. c. YOUNG, NJ. L. HIP.
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
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TANNEIilIL LODGE, No. ~, T. & AM.
meets ON the second and last Saturday even,
ihgS OF each month, at the Masonic Hall.
p,o,, HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
HlcHARD MORGAN, Secretary.
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Have voc tried the n:w stationery ana pa
PEI nrm, opposite tha posloillca" Reed n
l.nthrop viii sell envelopes, writing and
wrapping paper, and stout manila bags, III
~. Louis prices, 2ldlm
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We have tried It. Tried what? Why, the
great Cough remedy, PICTORIAL BALM!
Having derived benefit from it, we use the
scriptural Injunction, AGO thou and do like
WISE" For sale by all druggists.
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AND TAsE END ~ NOE NEE.
Wall paper, window shades.
brackets nIaA cOrnicc moulding
sill cOininga s
I'aligsGE ~ F.YAE.S.
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inr nnIc.

business street of the town of llutchins, on
no Central Railroad, IN Dallas county, for
join ". SWlNDELlS,
Nl5dtf Herald ONCE.
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SOCHETaES.
Masonic,

~ DALLAS GOMMANDERY No. G, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet at the ASYLUM in tha eitv
OF Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
, ED. q. BOWER, f. c.
JAMES f. BARLEY, Recorder.
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4 beautiful Young lady went to ball one
cold nigh,-danced till late hour-beenne
TOO warm-went home-was chilled-sirl,
next day-doctor several days-no relief-n
friend calls-urges the use of English Female
Bitters-one bottle cured. l7dim
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a good thing to know when your hair is
turning grey, Is that Bneaud's lightning
Hair Dye reproduces its natural appearance.
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\ crying baby and sickly wife
Are woes of n married mans life,
nitficult for any one To endure,
But English Female Bitters will cure.
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Hoard

For gentleman and Wife, or for two or tire,
single gentlemen, can be obtained In II pri.
vnlc family by applying 10
l2dif STEAGALL ~ Co, Elm street,
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Odd Fellows.

- kiDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. %. I. o
v; F., meets on the first and third f'ridoy
n I,g IN each month, at the Odd Fellows
+. y. SAYRE, Scribe. -
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NOTICE.

No accounts against employees In the
Herald Office viii be allowed In settle
ments with The office unless IN order
from the Proprietor ~ given.
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A. ii. Steagall, notary public. Office oppo.
site Adams Il Leonnid's bank. l9llm
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MIR. W. IL. sparkle,

OF shreveport, ~ our authorized agent FOR
Lhnt ciiV. 10 whom parties desiring "a ndNcf'
yiso in or subscribe for rnE HERALD ARE rec
annpiuillV referred,
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NOTICE no ADvERTIsEns.

NercafierniI bills for advertisements
II this paper viii he collected monthly
unless otherwise specified In contracts
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DALLAS LODGE No. A, LO.O.F. meet,
ON every Wednesday night, at the odd FeI'
VI. THEvENET, Secretary. '' We
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good secondhand mower tor sale. Ap.
ply to BLOCK, JET Il co.
l0ilw
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For Snln.

Three good residences in this city. lmme-
dlate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL & co,
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Reed ~ LNthrop, opposite the poStonicc
have paper bags, straw aud MANILA paper
ut 81. Louis prices.
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t;Ood 9'cInpIars

IlioMAS CHAPEL LODGE /. o.. CT
Chapel church. w '''o A'ioiii"'
~. LOUIS $. RECORD. W. e. r.
j. W, RECORD W So 80, - W. \. l.
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CAPTAIN JOHN w. LANE,

Assistant secretary OF the senate. IL an
authorized agent of THE DALLAS HERALD IN
Austin.
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A heavy invoice Of blank and
memorandum books received
nj PIERCE III lYLE'S.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Intended for the mornings Herald
should he handed In by q 0'ciOch the
previous evening 10 insure thcir Ia
scrtiOu.
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Franklin a. PENN take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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knights of Pyfhias,

o oOEU .r DE LEON LODGE No. S, meet
Chancellor; k. u. Seay, ChancelISr c [ns
NWlanuer; u. Ward. Vice Chancellor; Richarf
Msorgan, Prelate; II. 2. Aunspaugh. MasteI
ON, Oi hxche9ner; Jos. l.. Fisher, Master of III
S Sance' j. W. Walden, Keeper of Records and
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PIERCE an EGEE keep mu.
steal Instruments OF every de-
scriptiOn.
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Absent: Aldermen Sanger, Lane and
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VALUABLE HOTEL PR0PLRYi
FOR SALE.
s.Crmtchhcid House."

IN the city OF Dallas, Ia offered ol pElVo'e
sale. Forlerins, inquire Of
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAa, o, CRufCilFIELp,
Dnllas. Nov, -, lNl, s'"""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
Gclu r0nnieo--females

Gclp Unnieo--f females
.KrANTFD-A Protestant woman as COOK
w and % Assist LAUNDafss Apply at All Ne.. 25is,
w ANTFD-In n small family, q Protestant
w Germsn coon WASHER, aud IRONbh AppJ with city
,.f.,pee before 8 D. H.. o. 49, West fihv.th.Iasl
NYv ANTFD Protestant woman for general
w ,EWORK in o. re family sl2 also Que as CHAMBER
MAID ,al Nurse slO bs. retfel 60 Ap9 % E..t 2Q 81
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Ge!p u1anIeh--Ma

-y--~-~~-~~~~--~~~~~->cy~~"~~ cOTr,,1~~
XNTANTED-Sober, competent FOREMAN
FLAX or TOW PREPARING. State experience tax hus-
,s., time in last place eTpcte Address BY letter sppy
between and p m to a u. hAhI Co., o0 @ a.. ss---
VVANTED-Two men OF ability, who nave nav.
w I.I eruereHoe Cauysr to HIKE and TRAIN Ao'i'
10 and between 80 and 40 years o. IS
Ibsf. ,alarT will paid GIVE tul experience age and sh
M be male 10 Applications that DO not TAU lii
10 'A-" VIZ " ". j. HOLLAND. springfield Mass
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VIII u u TTh
LEADING A cow

An Iowa paper has the fallcwii,g +:
Every woman will tell you that d ma d
AN l'e led easier hy pullh,g nRoarIll
aarnuud his neck than hy pulling hi
hair, but We never knew TIL recent y
tbai the reasnu you epn'i. lead ar COW
b,hini wagon il because she nhje, :
lu-having her horns pulled. | he oli,-
er day Il ftd!riiIred enIgrant passed
through here ,hi hisfw to Carroll
0comny. His family abdo;househola .
pAssessions were jn a, COVERED waSin,
10 the hind end df..whish Sas Glsfeiied
n COW Bth,it,i. with IA sharp stick.
Walked the emigrant, giving her a
smart welt occaSlupully when She hung
back Every pp% agd ll,en she wouli
brace hRrself RDd stop the team, and
then, ia unclclicaI lnigu g. he would
l'besitch her rs ga on, niark ng each
iorcih e period with prod of the
sharp stick. The porr cow rnlk4k hel
gYss aud rntieii her tii.gue, Inc pnnr
emigraht, too, was dusty and tired,
hut his voissisnA stick tlidu't fail him.
plt lluu chAuFHaN hHilt'l kltT lllANfsNl'Ai
il front Of the post S9fiice, md was
shaking her he'id, in rtpIy 10 his earn
tst epireaiits, " hen man called out
% Red Shirt thai be di,luiL ',pndsr.
sraiil enws worth a a.ceut.l',hl t.7 .re.s
ia' "Wrll, ~iat<hre YOU gdihg 70 du
ahnut jl?3 asked Red Shirt. LEI
"Why, just take that Iope off her
hkofhs, anfput lraiIhfher neck, aud
she'll lead ss quiel, as a lawh, ! ~ She
dun't, III follow her Il mile ,nlNssh. .
ah.The rnpe was changed ~ her meek,
AND tbei teapl suTledh Tie Cow gave
a lonk of surprise and walked abHg.
I ~ ell, that hcats 'aIf'N said Rcd
Shirt, aud, wilhput a,wurl of. thanks,
he mounted his wagon. The ..prarss-
SION miNed slowly on. towar,la Carroll
county, ,apd The eYy ,f4lbwed WITH a
esuplsnance asp!acid AS if she weIe
Walking home ut mi king time.
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TILE rENprNoY on LIE rIMrs.


The following from the PORT Vim.
cent. Lgnisana) Gazette, is as smih-
fUl as itsis ~ i=e in its soluinu ms To the
aruuedy necessary Ia arrest Ihettpdtn
scyauf theiHge ~ sudden wrath. Read
! Iit,svery hody, andprpfil by its.wisdon !:
|. sThe tendpncvinf the aye. is toward
thoncy max il,g. The poor wish To he
come rich, qpl, tht rith}spirc 'lgreat
eF,riches. rne ira lesmaH ar ihs In,hes-
sinhal man are nut longer culaeui, d
4 wifll small prniits.. They desire la do
tihaa year wbAtth heir fat'iels tonk assr,re
poi years to achieve. FheAow Imt snre
I Erite4 bod of eafnihg monty is ~ longer
l,tssRinnahle. 1T bel"'ess tot the ,fda
stage coach pefi6,l.a Six per e,iit. in-
vestments ara laughed az. Ten. tweii
ty. fifty, aud oue hundred per cent. are
considered legitiuak.
What was ca.leI rascality by our
! fathers passes current nov tor business
tshre~iiness. Ii Il man can evade the
l-lttter of the laval .hpush he vi0fatesits
Spirit, Us his called sharp, add "siirie,y
4 ilfillc rlllfl uS ~ SllttNAN lndluEtl. fhlt
lis ,bidgei by his shcpYs.ssud is enSit,l
fby the crowd fur his abilItyaHl'sagad
ity. Men ut sluall means grasp ven
lures hat promise large returns. They
l,sefdom stop to ask, is it right or usi,
but plunge heading To destruction or
n Il - - III
| Raiirnad speed is the business. man 5
motto The merchant struggles tn
crowd a score of years into one. Brain
aud body are turtur-d To make the
largest amount of money in the small
Fe.ai lpksible time. Professional .1iiell
pexatt ie,s1tit III oInen fiines 'N6dftl
Have been considered suufii,ieut reward
E,r-a life If Toll. Ten. twenty, and as
fhigh AS fifty thousand dollars are nor
uncoIumun fees in single cases. Mnui.
Lopolies shield themselves hehip.r tht
uf the law, and aiieiwill
ing io pay fabulous sums for the shell.
ter given.
Public, ,offiria is Of the Tysrdyetpipt
rob .ilie taxpayers of their hard earheN
bInonpy, and with miliions sia lllnnde'
enter the courts aud snap their fiagers
i az HE yain Isliprls, FnY,ie Ei9E puni>l
thenhi Money arrests the arm of jus
tice, c"rrupts legisisthnl,Iainl weihds |
i power that no monarch ever dreamed
I Of possessing. :, ,,,,.,..,y
! What can ne lime e. arreSt this III
i TIL tendency of ths agr? The remefl'
is-~iIh the people The public mnrali
fmitst he imprnved. We must r4turI
T. the comm.n sensei virtues .qf 'Udti
! IIt,u,yi when u rich rascal Nannia bet
taeri iihan a.Pn"r oiie iwhen'men iwerl
n"retahd jndltit hy TIE Neight .
j their. .hraius, audapnlIWir ,,golIl, IFh'
pulpit must thunder its,rel,hke la1ath'
evii.doers WIN seek shelter in the sane
Iuary The fimSy llnse must he strip
ped- from hypocrisy and the devl
Iscoorgsd wherever found. The pres
4 of the natinn u!ust nnIlslpsIhg deltns'
of honesty andIIlhe condemuarlun u
dishonesty .1''l hns ri'i'huH
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n
III lie Sinking car d n New Haven
traii,. recently, Were seated to, men
faced u each other, whom white il, OK
rihh' made cduspicuous despite. The
'Gloh,lS Of smoke. They were eniiver-
sill g"on th,' s,lLjr Of church govern
nleht. aud gdi pretty we'll advanced in
ite topic when iva lbe,r sharing their
seats Grew firth pack ii, cards, aud
pretty soon the 'ihsrrvali"4s,qlirhurch
y6vtfDmeni we're diversified NV such
remarks as: What triiii ~" Wake
'uil,"1"iass" "Sk0nktd. hy ihhnderl"
A fellow with pistol hulet 10 his
left sils, t,pr' insh 1ihoveuhis lhens,
SiX.ipgh sla-h "n his h,ad RLd u hrk-
en- leg, crlwlei- INN H. Bupg"I, Ne.
d"ctnr's tiiqe ia ger .fStd ungsasl he
,nleasaptly Iu' j., the ether n,oyeing.
He .aid, ,"tiey'd beeu ha vim a,me fan
over tea house." but he 7deqliprd 10
d, d,sigpate the dnIphiie mnra par icular-
b;,pnd -pnssiblythty re tno W. II us,d
tn these little cnmic occurrences down
in Maine to inquire very closely.
I'd "a bunch nfshingles I, II from n wsg-
i0n pn the. Tray ferry ,linat re,ynily,
und,tT'lek fairly upo'p the beid .uf a
oOlared- wnnIan, WIN said, ~ Oughtfr
b shame to mnss Gullud w1han's
harda way. L wish de shingles fell
aSah bqard,"-d yi i-iw .u,.s1 go
q A little hoy has been fairly driven
ffom school by the disgraccful pcrse-
cutioh Of the other seholSrs, Who
'tauatfd him with lhe tact that lis
father had been New York jnryhian,
A young man at Evansville cnughed
up il twenty-five cent curr ncy note
ithe,other day. and he has gone right
back TO the boar ling-house whose hash
he formerly complained of,
" rThere !" said Jones, as he awrath.
fully. pushed Say the pie which his
landIady had Just served bin. the
stuff isn't fit for u hog TO eat, and |
ahPt going 10 eat It." ''
.di A veteran observer says that little
baby i 80 easy thing 10 love, but
big 6ppy is a bard thing 20 love, es-
.pecially IT. you have married, iher77pr
.R'hi nrt 5000 rI r-g se.t % iG'1,a
A contemporary says that "Stray
leaves from soun coming orange bios
SONS hulter aruund la prophecy of
weddings 70 he|' Let 'enl,auty
Engaging Observation-Disclosures hst
a lilIIs Plsased, Miss Think .of'im."
y A Minnesota editor has bAni aston.
ished by bean eleven inches long.
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F.. .Onerof the hest fishermenn (6r w,,-
neli1 ihi Epttrprise. is Mrs, Lee, alias
Miss Nelsuih The ACTRESS. Last night
she .taok in two, fiVe-ponm lr'hit ON u
light bass.rod, A few days ago She
neNnted a tNo whreltddNrI, ,andmr0ye
a mule and her husband Cher husband
was in the wagonl lpr small Rks haek
in the trbHniryy lgThe.muIAltdl al
iiRst, Ibnt rs ksf imdiktBFA the SAltaess'
merry tattgh7k. pricked mp his ears
and sailed III Ike a yeleraD, The ac-
tressa boat WAS sem RIIer her ,hl ian
s,x.eaFs,lia einigge If Mr., ~ J,n1edil,
~ Shanghai 1hs stssrs ran .awpy
with Fal ,ssanaia pitchedo6 the. 1b'4lI
iifo a elulpp 1T saw paimettnes As
tiie' shades 'of evening fell, Miss Neil
son, her husband anl the mule (the
mule was in the shaits) 1returasds but
without any 6sb.
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~ t. T.ATIME lie 'src, i,lin 81. Tio-
". nestA. Pa. At the mouth nf1ha creek
AIR. T.. has titerni.riilv rennf ted tho
Tinnasts Atouse. and fnrIIshal it COM
sleteis. Al wh .pitr,pizc hihl will he
W~a!l entertainad at pcasoaablo rafe. 81 ly
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National Hotel,

VTTnIOU TIE, PA Beui Elliqts proprir-
l ter. Tifsh ,sleiiss = ,en'nesly furn-
j.he aud Is ken. in, * gs,2d. style. Guests
viii be made eJnf3rtablcliere a reason :
BILE rates.S ..r,l,s.,w ~ i,stDsg a-ly.
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ga, Rgtheslsf editor Nsnt bahfpg the
0ther day G'r thrsfinst lime in twenIy.
Two years, and he Nss lucky eno0gh 10
bring down gp old hHnier ,by . sbotin
ilIs Isg. The Distance was sixty,Eix
yards.
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Eawrence House,
ECRvST HOUSE

" .BIsAEK PROPRIETOR. Opposite
~. coart House, rioues's, Pa JuN
, opanel Evervth.nEnew and clean and
fresh. 'rhs best Of li1uofs kept con ,tanily
on hand. 4 pr ion of tho public patron
n,o /, respcstfiiily yGl!!cited. E 4-l7lY
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rates Of Adveftisihs
TOBACCO ar THE WEST.


Ia a.recent iripphrongh he West,
my attentiuii MAS voiistai,lly drawnfto
the 'imwalise ctnsumlf ion pf' iobacro
by ,hewipg. This mode 81. usipg the
nai cntir pnisou is mnrr damaging linn
ANY other, not per Sc but betausr II is
susceptible "a TINS Nay uf t.unsla,it use.
A mAu sm,kes two 'hpursi,t dayt,he
chlws hiieu hours. The sunkru
cheeks aud unhappy restessueys Of the
men of the West are largely attributed
% chewing. .-.f,.i .,t..1i ~
LeayiQg-out for the mniueDt The he.
smearel lips, heard. and velo.hiog.
leaving gllt., the, inequchlyable blth
wh,eh covers the hupr .pt ibe sars hail,
pew, sidewalk, everything, ieayiuv snt
the sirkeniqg pdur af the l,reHult.psin
brief the Unparalleled naspnese ,pi The
lilidulgeD, e, We capnut siiaiq,nT eyerdo
the, pgisynous, destructive ,inAurn esuf
the habit. Tobacco is an inin,s-BslySI,.sy-
erIu. po,snn. 1t a-huy ten years of age,
wi Z, has II yer iis,St ttublcrol t,lkr- into
his imbulh apiece as large as' u pea.
aAda simply rhews ify withnnt swallow
ling drop, before he,has fi;u.hed SIM
l!piy sgHteziirg IL betweepshis teeth, he
.,wii lhreuk cut intu a cold rlaniD. s per.
LSpirhtis nihis pulls, will ifntibr he will
s"iIiit. isalni> iailingr rahown -Hlaa' the
1uor, lie will secInJ fori twd hours. las
ihpugh he were g,'iug ur rfdies AYru
| will lhavelC" go far iIrilAe drug srire
ttalfini anutlef,'p,isoma which. insthe
j size s,f ~ ped, hJlil III tina b,pisIhouu
squeezed herueen his iaeth, h,uwillilpfn,
duce such shlcis-as these.
.5 The men nf the West, Me mSt-vitnl
! in lte7 yrrid, having drafted. dbt. tMly
the great muss of the ,,,hoirest yepng
.nrn pt the, East, but thousands ~ i1ie
mpsb, enterpr>ing and ,delermiped
tvoupg meu at Eurepe,t far its. stryiee,
with opportunities WHICH il. makesAne
Dizzy m,iry 80 nsasllr, art. fillipg VT
! OILY themselves with this lryr,d pajs.
OIL, .bpt7ip nunberless ways are .trsys'
i I.pitiipg the. deadly III apenqe tolthsir
4 l1tl- nrsng,a untiEiuamp ~ Iiirdu. ~
! ilpw,apy map, who knows that eve
j. ~ carsiitlnnipf the spareni, wh ibrrJ IL
1e an apimal ara man, -p,gst, nusnce
Tor aaod er .Ahthe uHfpPug. q,,li1 f4n
! sr"l,iq het7lmr, The ,f'lhes Of ehihiren
! while hif, ,sydsmIis s9ndnminMeslsty
his rlManarrptisntha' gap ,absii'
n lHpce pfJYepty1 1ia'iry hours nea lysets
him crazy. / can't conceive. Aps1uaL
Only God can fully measure the
Wagnupde of lhis, evil, 6rsSiip itf in
,hdeHcsnppn lherurest menofIhe Wsst.
lEhpt pfnllsly, worse in ilsn aYepce up
| ~ the vasl, 7tefmL.g, myrials sot, the
II great West Of The iulpre.-DiO Lsgi'
'F 10 Dqg'l la LII ir.nllinsJ gd'
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-02-04


A wrilefin the ,otaifotiiia aelivers
Sunday .sehpaJ addrysSafYkirb the fll-
having !lsNsnge is sahl'exanq'ie sr''l"p
b,ys ought as be kihd'to yduf Iittle SIS
ter. Il pnce .kpow y bad bpys WHO
slrack his little sisIrr7a hb'w overi the
t2e.. o fAithdugh she didn't fade away
aud die IN The Early spnner nine,
when the june rosess yere blowlRg,
with the sweet word Of frgiveuess on
hsr Iialiid liPs, She rise mp AND hil, him
aver re head with a rolling pm, So
that lielelb.Aftg5 10 Sl1eHy-school
dor more than ayInonth. on acenHnt of
hot being able 10 pu, lts' best hat on.
L 20 co.'s Ni4thunn n 1851 4oI faf '.H
sa,Whep Major Padllhe Cnsbman ar
rived IN, San Erancisco lately she
wanted to lecture, hut eouldn't ali'Td
"a advertise ieSishe,just eowhided a
mansin public. apG,is now one Of the
pearls Of the platform.