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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Tho well known property known ~ the
"Crutchiicid House,"
In tho city Of DALLAS, Is offered at private
sale, For terms, inquire OF
GEO, W, BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. oRUTcHFIELD,
Dallas, Nov, 20. ls79. AOdlf
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wv via papers Tor sa'o ~ ms uheo
YESTERDAY was as bright as n bridal
wreath.
SEE notice Of Mr.. A. @. Goufie in
another column
SEE advertisement of storehouse for
rent in another column.
The City Council capitulated to the
Establishments of the Silsby engine.
THERE will be a rattle of three fine
oil paintings at Friends tonight. Try
your luck.
THE Crutchfield House is offered for
sale. See advertisement at head of
local column.
0. b. NANCE, ESQ.,, offers his valuable
farm, on ten Mile Creek, for sale. See
advertisement.
The dome of the new courthouse
threatens to be high enough to give us
q sight Of the church spires of Maine.
SEE card Of Richard Goldthwaite,
attorney at law, office in the room
formerly occupied by Ault & Wellborn
on Elm street.
CUTLER, of the Denison Journal,
rather thinks he'llgive us an afternoon
daily, independent in politics. There
it is again, neither sugar nor sand.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Hill, Shields e. Co.,
offering an extensive lot of furniture,
carpets, etc., this morning at auction.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of
meeting Mr.. Hays, of the extensive
mercantile house of Hays \ Pollard
Weatherford, who is in our city on
business.
JOHN HENRY BROWN d Son have
some valuable farms, unimproved
lands, and city lots for sale. See their
various advertisements under head of
'For Sale.n
BUSINESS HILL" is what parties
dong business at the junction of Elm
and Putty streets call, with swelling
crests, that part of the city. It's good,
lift is heavy. cas- E1 it
"A CINCINNATI man, visiting Dallas,
considers himself insulted by the song
of a Dallas ganain, who sings, every
time he passes him, "Way down upon
the S,ciny river.n
CAPTAIN c. II. NEWTON win be in
our city in few days, and willremain
for three days only, canvassing for the
sale of California, black cluster, black
Hamburg and white Muscat grapes;
also Mission Rose of Reimar, besides
other fruits, trees and shrubs.
ANYBODY wishing to buy one of the
best improved and best located farms
In the county, should call on Colonel
j. M. Crockett, who advertises his
home place for sale. 1t is situated two
and q half miles south of town, and is
admirably adapted for a market garden.
The Hereford Brothers are removing
their saleable stock of dry goods and
clothing, to which they are adding "a
lnr0n tnuAtnA 80 ~ n
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-OCAL NEWS
Tnc Onlclal Paper Of the city
gOH WORK.

We have the facilities and iho work
men 20 do as coed work, and az as
low rates, as can be done anywhere
and No mean 90 do II, nring yeas
Fine Job Work 20 THE DAILY HER
Ain OFFICE. Corner OF Main aud
lamar streets,
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CURIOUS FAcT.-It appears that Amer
pride of nations, adds fresh graces and
new laurels TO her charms every year.
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her sweeter smiles, are causing poor ugly
man TO stand aghast. Why all this modern
improvements II being whispered around
that the change is being effected by the use
Of that great female wonder, English Female
Bitters.
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Card Of rhnnl,..

Below win be found the thankful
acknowledgements of the Crisp family
% Measrs' McCabe, Burton, Bryan and
9 ea'a' and Miss Laneraux, Of TIC
ss,s''I Varieties, for the kindly a!t
sesssn , - . me . AFFLICTED family in thc|il
s T' o. need and afIiictlol,: 7
ane Misses Jessie and Cecilia hoo
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In consequence OF the Unprecedented sue
cess OF Woodwaris wonderful Polishing
Fluid The proprietor has decided 10 establish
depot forlts sale In Dallas, and he IL pleased
10 announce 10 the public that Reed 4
Latlrop are :seeotod for that purpose and
VIII keep on hand supply OF this family
necessity, Messrs. Reed a Lathrop are TO be
found on Lamar street, opposite the post.
onioo. 2sldlt
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Go to StegaM a. 90. for furni-
ture, books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware, window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of mOuidings, wall paper, step
ladders, table and pocket cut
Iery. 2SodSwtr
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NOTICE.

No accounts against en-
ployes in the Herald Office
will be allowed In settle
ments with the Office unless
an order from the proprie-
tors is given.
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once Saloon.

The advertisement Of this pleasant
little refreshment saloon VIII be
be found In another column, Thepro
prletors guarantee TO keep none but
the very best liquors,
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HuTCIIIss.
Town LOTS for Sale.

Twelve lots lone block, on the principal
business street OF the town Of Hulohinh, ON
the Central Railroad, IN Dallas county FOR
sale at low prices, Apply ~
JOHN .sWINpELLs,
iylbdtf Herald ONCE.
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MIR. q. w. BECKETT

IL our authorized agont for thla city, with
power 10 make collections and solicit adver-
tisomenis and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this paper.
All contracts made by him VIII DO recog-
nlzod by this Once,
Projectors Herald.
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SmOlters Take Notice.

Fine imported and domestic cigars, Dam
vile (Va.) twist, Durham smoking, and sor-
rains Maryland aud Virginia silver Lake
and Golden Thread fine cut chewing tobacco
at the Havana Cigar Store, next door TO the
Postoflic0, Dallas 28ldlw
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Notice.

All persons are notified that from and
any debts contracted In my name by my son
l., q. Goufie,
The fixtures Of the Lafayette Restaurant
now oifarfor sale, and the room which was
used for the Restaurant can be rented upon
Application 10 mo. A. q. doUFFE.
2gidtf
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Ladies and gentlemen wishing to lear
telegraphy and engage In pleasant and prof
liable employment should attend the Dallas
Telegraph Institute. A ladies class has been
organized for the day and evening, with
every comfort and convenience.
ED. T.. BASYE,
T7dlw Secretary.
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Notice to Advertisers !

After the LIST day Of Jan
nary, 1874, all bills for ad-
vertisements In this paper
will be collected monthly,
unless otherwise specified
In contracts.
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Harvey, Fort WORTH Mrs, Bates, XVI
~ d, Ennis, Georgiai G, II. Keller,
ST. Louis S,R Martin, Marshall u,
West, Malahall Major John O'Nell,
Marshall T. j, Brennan, Marshall !
WP' Doly, Marshall j, b, sanpsell,
MaIshalli H. u, Montgomery, Mar
shall 10, i, Bates, Planoi O. II, Hob
good, Mansfield, La,i John Vance,
CarteryIllei q, w, Bedwell, Sherman
W, q, Ruokorly, Fort Worth,
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Messrs. Durham, Howell & Co., of Shreve-
port, are agents of the Arizona Mills in Clai-
borne Parish, La, and are prepared to sell
Colt Yarns and Osnaburgs at figures less
than New Orleans prices. [25Od-tf
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Great. Bargains.

A few valuable residence lots on Ross ave-
nue., one family residence on Elm street, n d
lots, size to suit purchasers, situated east of
the Fair Grounds, can be had very low for
cash. Apply at once to
JEFF ERSON PEAK,
&Odlw N w. w. PEAK.
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NOTICE.
MIR. w. III. sparkle.

OF Shreveport, IN our authorized agent for
that city, 10 whom parties dcalring 70 ndVor-
,Iso IN or subscribe for TnE HERALD nro 70
Apeeifuly reioirod
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AMONG the arrivals at the CONNER
cial hotel are the following: w. Ack-
ley, Chicago; George w, Tumbrel,
d. andT. G. r. r.; "A. II. Watts, Wealth
ford; George f. Brown, st. Louis; H.
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Tellow'oilizens OF the city Of Dallas ! am
q candidate for Mayor Of your city. l am u
Democrat, and favor Democratic nomina-
lions for all city offices, II such nomina.
lions are made VIII eheerfuly and honestly
support the nominees whatever may be the
method devised for making the same, II
none are made am an independent Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor,
2Sldid w, HOLLAND,
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For Sale.

King has always on hand the best of wines
md liquors TO suit his customers. 2l7d3m
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INV For SaIa.

We oner two hundred tons prairie hay foi
sale, NJ low figures.
2S2dtf BLOCK, JET 4 co,
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do to the King House saloon for the best of
cigars, wines and liquors. 2l7d3m
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Read this Everybody!
Large stock Of Garden Seeds
direct from Id. Lnndretll az Son,
Philadelphia, by
280dlw III. q. EHOSKHNS.
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Read this Ladies'!

Read this Ladies'!
Best variety Of Flower Seeds
just received by
2S0dlw III. T.. IHOSKHNS.
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Store house for rent, Main street, near Cen
trail Railroad. Apply TO is, BURTON,
Telegraph Office.
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Try English Female 3itters; they cure after
all else falls
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Franklin a. PENN take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines.
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Dnllna Hoolt nnd Lndder Comnnnv

WIN meet nj the Commercial Club Room
Thursday evening, January 7tli, 1T half past
7 o'clock. Special business. BY order
2S2dlt A.SANGER, Vice President.
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Theabove being the present market value
of the securities submitted to me for inspec-
ton by the Workingmen's National Fire
Insurance Company, according to the best of
my information and belief.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and fixed my official seal at New
Orleans, Louisiana, the seventh day of No
vember, a ID. 1873.
CHAS. CLINTON, Auditor.
JIG. LEIGH, Agent, Dallas, Texas.
January q, 1874. 2Sldtf
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Two good residences in this city. lmme
diate possession given.
l59-dtf STEAGALL &CO,
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GO TO WHEAT'S
CERTIFICATES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
tVntmntIa nHltgu I

STATE OF LOUISIANA
AUDITORS OFFICE.
l, CHAS. CLINTON, do hereby certify that
am tho Auditor Of Public Accounts In and
for the State OF Louisiana, and have super
vision OF Insurance business In said State M
far M same IL supervised by any state officer.
And ! further certify, that the Working
mems National Fire Insurance Company Of
of said state, and Is possessed of cash assets
as follows, viz:
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2. W. II. CUMMING. S. NJ. NOR > $50,
Cumming & Morrison.

Cotton Factors, Commission, Receiving
Brokers. New Warehouse froutir,p on, 4 evee-
Travis and Bossier Streets, n -, : =
sHREvEPonT, Ia,
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Liberal advances made on Consienments
on lotion Or other Produce. Freights prompt
~ "r""fueo' il62-dly
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Ayers =" n'
tff .'iJ,a,
Sarsaparilla

Il widely know
% one Of the moi
efectual relnedk
ever discovered 4
cleansing the syl
tom and purifyn
the blood. It hi
stood the test {
years, with . con
stantly growing rsI
y,totiou hoaAd m n
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AL.
CUTTING POTATOES. The B6s.

CUTTING POTATOES. The B6s.
ton Journal Of Chemistry says that
cutting potatoes for planting is a
fertile source Of weakness. The
potatoe is perennial plant; propa.
gated from the eyes or buds Of the
tuber, and the tuber is not q part of
the root, but rather Of the top. The
whole object of it's formation, as far
as nature is concerned, is for the
purpose of perpetuating itself. The
roots, leaves, stalks, and all parts
of the plant, are there in embryo;
cutting, therefore, rudely sewers the
embryo, and must inevitably weak
en- it. That it continues to grow
only proves its great natural vigor.
Try this practice upon the apple,
peach, pear, plum, or any other
Aeshy germ, and see if you can con-
tinue to grow them. The skin Of
the tuber is almost impervious to
fluids, and protects the stored up
fruit from injury until the plant gets
a start. Cutting it opens the way
to injury from water, and causes the
seed to rot, drawfs the plant when
it does grow, and deprives it of the
materials which nature placed with
in it for the sustenance of the plant
while young. If we would restore
it we must cultivate it upon high
lands, cease stimulating It with ami
NAL manure and feculent matter to
grow large crops; give it instead
mineral manures, more room and
more air. Overgrown tubers are de.
ficient in starch, watery, and less
nutritious. Few of us have ever
had the happiness Of eating this
food in its best estate.
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
10. 4 BUu.FINCvQ ST. Is(lsT

When Thirty " eonn tort eited, IL ita
pii,s excellence and popularity, The Pea
Medical Institute Is II ease In point. Fou
In good faith many years aga. aud the
Establishment of tho kind In the countr
success aud ever-incrcnsing popularity Ill
caused the name Medical Institute) to Il
rated ind adopted by u lot OfinfunlOak qu
empires and protonders, who have heel
denvoring to cheat the public by sailing VI
u stolen flag. Tho founder OF the Pea
Medical Institute can In M way be hel
sponsible for this misuse Of the name
reputable and well-knOwn curative estali
,ncnt and Legitimate institution, which
been from the start specially devoted I'd
treatment of nervous arrangements and
tections. from whatever cause proceed
During It's existence there have been isl
from its several medical publications. d
recently work on Diseases of tho 'Ner1
System, which have had u world wide 81
lation and popularity. These publicat
sufficiently attest the high character of
institution under whose patronage those |,
zeal works have been published. Meant
It is gratifying to know that several of
impudent charlatans, who have stolel
name to, cover their nefarious practices
getting their deserts,i In tho penal institut
Of the Commonwealth Bostda Herald.
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An editor out West asks his
readers to excuse the looks Of his
paper, as he is in bed from the ef-
fects Of a fight with . delinquent
subscriber.
Josh Billings gives good advice
to wives. He says: "Don't under
take tew liv with yure mother-in.
law; but if wuss comes to wussness
let yure mother in-law liv with yu !"
AT Wamego, q place in the ex-
treme West, is a shanty which bears
the sign: " Here's Where You Get
a Meal Like Your Mother Used to
Give You."
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The other night a weak-eyed
youth was sitting in church wholly
forgetful of his surroundings and
lost in beatifc contemplation of a
certain young woman, touching
whom he cherished violent designs,
when suddenly a hand was laid up
on his shoulder, and a deep con-
tralto voice Numbered in his ear :
"Young man, you look as if you
wanted to goto Jesus! Won't you
come to Jesus 7" Whereupon he
was stuck all of heap, as it were,
and stammered 81 would want
that is, l should like to go, you
know, but not this evening, thank
you; have an engagement"
THE young married man who
found himself at the theatre, the
other evening with feet encased in
steel-colored boots, from q liberal
application of stove backing in the
dark, wants to know chow long the
house cleaning business is going to
last, any way"
UP in Coos County, n. H., if the.
natives happen upon visitor with
gloves on, they ask /: L" What is the
matter with your hands p
-Precspts, says Billings, are like
cold buckwheat slapjacks, no body
feels like being sassy to them, and
no body wants to adopt them.
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ZEGaZ .NO2/cES.
| y "a, -t BRADFORD DISTRICT So.

- Nss BRADFORD DISTRICT. IS.
In Probate Court, held at Newbury, In
aaid district, on the 2lst day of Maya. ID, 1874.
John Bailey, Jr, administrator of the estate
Of John Wliilcher,lntc of Newbury. In said
District, deceased, presents his administration
account for examination aud allowance and
makes application Tor assignment to tho wild
ow out OF the estate of said deceased.
Whcreupon: 1t Is ordered by said
court, that said account DO referred to n SEES
sion Of said court to BIO held at the Probate
Ohice in said Newbury on the 9th day of
June. 1874, for hearing and decision thereon
And, 1t il further ordered, that
notice hereof be given toall PERSONS mt
ed, by publication Of the same three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the National Opinion a news.
paper published ut Bradford Vt, pre- vious to
said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear ~ said time and place, and show
cause, II any they may have. why said ac-
count should not be allowed, and such decree
made.
By the Court,-Attest ~
r52w3 II. W. BAILEY, Judge.
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GEN. SHERMAN At TEE CIRCUS.
Let ma tell what ! saw not long ago
at q circus. Sitting In trout Of 10
was Gen. Sherman, and with him
quite q number Of children whom
he had gathered from the "by.ways
and hedges" We saw him look
down under the seat, and then haul
out dirty, ragged little darby, who
had crept in under the tent, and
then seat him at his feet, where, by
crowding, was made . place for the
little rascal. "Now," said the Gen.
eral, "sit there my boy and see
everything. Bless me many a time
l have done just the same thing,
and many a thrashing have had"
He seemed like . child ; every thing
pleased him, and We wondered
where was the vanity Of which peo-
pie talkedrso loudly.-Cor.. Cinoin.
natl Commercial.
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The Dubuque, Ia, folks were
taken in and done for recently by a
young fellow who spent a day or
two billing and advertising . lee.
ture by Mark Twain, whose brother
no claimed to be, who ran up sever.
al bills, became quite lion, and
took some $3.50 at tho door, then
crossed to Dunleith and travelled
eastward from the audience, who
saw how it was after waiting an hour
for Twain. But the joke of it, after
all, was when he had been arrested,
justice discharged him because
the State failed to prove that he
wasn't Mark Twain's brother!
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GREEN MOUNTAIN STU

GREEN MOUNTAIN aTlJ1
| iH WEST RANDOLPH, vERMoNr.
The following Trotting Stations will I.
the Season OF 1874, at the Green Noun
Stud Farm. .Ii. f.,f. ...oa,,t
HAMBLET0NIAN MONARCH |
Foaled 1851 Blood Day. i6 hands. sired
Rysdyk's Hamblet0nian, Dam by ROe's
dallah Chief by Old Abdallah.
Terms $50, to wit, $40 at time of serv|
and $2O when mares prove with fOal,
DON GIOVANNI
Foaled 1870, Bay, 10! Hands, Sired by Hal
Volunteer, 1.-THE sire of Iluntress, record "a
Gloster'2222s. and VIM, II. Allen, 2233,) he
kysdyk's Hambletonian, Grand Dam by
Abdullah. i.r.. ia t.I.uu
Will be limited to twenty Mares. Ter
$50, to wit, $40 at time Of service. and
when Mares prove Ia fOal. Mares that do
prove in ioal can be returned next season, d
the $40 previously paid will be allowed.
PORTLAND. i.,
Foalea 1865, Black, IS Hands, Sired by CT
iron. Dam by VIM. Tell, Grand Dam by {
Abdallah. , It- r.t ...,.
Terms $40 to insure. ,....,
Mares pastured at 81 wer week, at ownt
risk. ID. |n .'tI9
No business attended to on Sundays.
sY- For Circulars, giving extended pt
grces. full particulars, etc, please address
NHOUI!rOV BBOS.,
4sm3 West Randolph, Vernon
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EDE II sample bottle of A lls msOn's
l. IOlLL Botanic ISnIsam at all
druggists Pleasant, and an un failing rene
dy for Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Lung Com
plants, sc. Large bottles, IS cents. DR.. +.
w. kINsMAN, Proprietor, Augusta, Me. $4,000
for a case it will not cure. Try it,
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SUN-FLOWERS AS A CROP. We
find in the Rural World the follow
ing enumeration Of it's values and
uses "In the first place, the flow.
ers abound in honey, and furnish
food for bees. The seeds contains
oleaginous matter, and yield oil at
the rate of one gallon to the bushel,
which is little inferior to olive oil.
One acre will produce fifty bushels
of seed. 1t is also valuable for food
for horses and poultry. 1t has been
used for bread by the American
Indians, and also in Portugal. The
leaves are excellent fodder for cattle
The stalks while growing may be
utilized as bean poles where they
are scarce and difficult to be obtain
ed, and when dry may be used for
roofing, or set up against fence to
form a windbreak. They contain a
large amount of potash, and are
excellent for fire kindling. The
seed has also been recommended as
fuel. The reputation of the grow
ing flower to absorb miasmatic va.
pors, and preventing fever and ague
is also we'll known.
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E9 I'VE, e
LAND OUR q
NEIGHBORS y
Is tho latest and raoiest work by
Harriet Beccher stowe,

Author of "Unclc 1bm's Cabin"
"TAe Minisfers WOoing," MY WIFE aud IL
and other powerful stories, each the literary
sensation Of its period; and this story prom
ises u like genuine and wholesome sensation.
It bears directly on social topics of interest,
embracing the romance of useful companion
ships, the brightness of happy home'lite, the
spicy complications Of neighborhood associa-
tons, and such follies and profound domestic
miseries as have led to the widespread 7sm-
peranee movement Of the day.
Mrs. STOWE is now In the prime of that gen
ius which wrote "Cnclc Tom ripened by
years Of study and observation. Her novels
are immensely popular. "Uncic Tome Cabin
alone out-selling by hundreds of thousands
any edition of any original work everpublish-
ed-save the Bible. Her book two years ago,
MY Wife and ~ outsold every contempora.
ry. Such pure and enrolling story as I'VE
and Our Neighbors' should be read in every
home. This new serial is now running erclu-
sively In the
WppLIh E<r,niL,s Ko,yS1O nPp
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WHY ENDURE THAT COUGH and endanI
your life when u timely use of Weeks Mad
Compound will relieve you. 1t always
fords relief, and will when takon In scasd
cure more cases of disease of the, thrOat al
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ofthe year no family should be without it,
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