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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-26
The Bully.

THE bully haz legs, and walks on end,
like a man.
He haz not the kurrage ov the ruffian,
nor the suavity of the pikpoket.
He IL meaner, if possible, than the COM
mon thief, and haz all the instinkts ov a
fourth-rate bull-terrier.
1u will find him amung all klasses ov
sosiety, and the more respectable he IL,
from hlZ aSsOsiaShuns, the more disgust
ing hiz presence bekums.
Hlz impudense IL only equalled bi hiz
kowardlce, and even hiz associates dis
pize him.
BY shrewdly selekting hiz victims from
amung the nOn-combatants, he assumes
the pretenshunS of the hero, and quite
often manages to maintain biz horror for
long time with suckcess.
But the bully, like all other outrages,
haz hiz day ov petty importance, and
when hiz defeat Gums, it IL az crushing
az 1t IL agreeable to all decent people.
The knight Grant who brings this pra-
ting monster to hiz knees, at last, liz gen
orally some modest man ov true princi-
pie and kurrage, whom the bully insults,
and gifts the long merited thrashing.
1hare II only one kure that haz ever
been discovered yet for the bully, and
that IL, to knox him into decency, and
pummel him we'll after WI git him thare.
very nervous and refined people kan
take the bak seats while this IL going on.
One dose Ov this kind ov medisin will
kure the biggest bully on earth; it never
was known TO fail from the DAYS ov Da
via and Gollah all the way down to yes
terday'-J0Sh Billings, IN N 7. Weekly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-26

A recent writer offers certain interest
ing facts regarding the relative weights Of
men and women, from which are con-
densed the following: The average weight
of boys at birth ranges a little over six
pounds and half, while girls fall little
below this figure. For the first twelve
years the two sexes increase in weight in
about the same ratio, after which time the
boys take the decided lead-the result be-
ing that young men of twenty average
about 143 pounds, while the average for
young women of the same age is twenty
three pounds less. Men reach their
heaviest bulk at the age of thirsy-five
their average weight at that time being
about 152 pounds. The maximum of
weight is attained by women at fifty years,
and Is about 1913 pounds. The weight of
the average man or woman at full growth
is about twenty times that at birth
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-26

Ut. d. walkers California VIM
egar BifterS are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lever ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
MA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
OF Alcohol. The question is almost.
daily asked, "What is the cause of the,
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERS?" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier ana life giving principle,
perfect Renovation and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history of the world has q medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BTrTERS in healing the
sick OF every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs are Aperient, Diaphoretie,
Carmlnative, Nutritious, Laxative Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter Irritant, Sudorifc, Alters-
tive. and Anti-Bilious
r.. H. MCDONALD d CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco California
and cor. OF Washington and Charlton Sts N Y
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-26

Rural has often advised the planting of
trees along the wayside, and upon tracts
OF land difficult of cultivation, and it re-
iterates the advice heretofore given, that
there is no better heritage that the heads
of family could leave their children
with the farm, than an apple grove of
growing rees.-WeSteT7a Rural.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-26

ME Isendng us the address # ten persons with 10
"a 10 lets, viii receive JTee beautiful Chrome and
e. % instructions hO' get rich, post paid. CITY
y 20 g lAO0eHy Co.. los South SCh ST.. Phila., Pa.
, 1874-02-10
INFORMATION WANTED.

p1V enable tho subscriber to iud Vineerzo lllsso,
asa e9y yeS's r. s 'im n, aaik COM
Gap: talks broken Euyla, and phys vol on tho l4ta
no h1s not boon Hoard Ut snco Deo. e as Wact to
1876 tEGjp-aY. 7'
, 1874-02-10
TRANSIENT NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.
70 the Editor Of phd Chicago 7rf5une !:

70 the Editor Of phd Chicago Tribune:
SIN: In reading tho communication of you,
correspondent Light, i'll your issue Of tho Gtl,
Inn constrained to add a word. Thousands oi
cur citizens arc In the habit Of sending to dis,
tant friends papers containing some matter oi
uews they desire to communicate, such as deaths
marriages.; etc., etc. When the Government
1nakea radical ohange in tho Postal laws, 1t Ii
clearly ita duty to promulgate the snme in aucl
amannor that tho average mau may know of It,
It muah he recent law making woight the
century d different mode has existed. The iaws
should not change 10 frequently; nnd WHOM
changed, the most ample notice should be given
think it fur better to forward euch mattor, col
leoting any balance upon delivery.
A Observation-Disclosures
CHICAGO, Feb. 0, 1874.
, 1874-02-10

Two Thousand dollars will purchase The stock md
ntereat III well-oatnbshed, light, and ngreeablo
manufacturing business, which oftera good oppor-
a,,nity for further extension and aure prospect OF
auccess to energot!c BIZ slueAs man. Address aEo
p T1EApwAy III LaSallo atroat
, 1874-02-10
tho Common Council TO make the proposed
changes.
It wnn rcforrod 10 tho Comr1tttoo Oh uarbors
and DrIdpoH.


ci tic existing ooutract between the city anil the
Chicago Gaa-Ligtt and Coke Company ought 10 ter
1se m M VIII ~ sa sca yess md hat tc mat
ron,iicr thh sIcns o +. "tnn ~ nh ~
tho future, anl to report thereon. 'o''' '' -
Ald, ritzacrnld ofrsrofl rcao1rt,on f,rcctpotha
CornoraioS Cnnnao ~ frn;s,, ~ nqir,n, ~ 'du t
vl,hfhnr tHa SYitvnF 6btos. s..i,,e H. oro. -"
to regulate ts nlty Of H. avn n 4aWt, ta
ts oifiynns hna nnt n}sotho ,,6r,nr ti,rn,1h ~
70 regulate tho Pfs' oi
Gns i.irht. ~ WIZ o'A''No Va
N"' -s'oA'' ,,,,-,r,r.r ,,x
Apet,,,on waa recaivad f,nn, Arra. r r., utg-
rfnnpn for da,n@oas o,' nnca,nt os IA sintnr r.
a},nft nanr W. ba,r1inrt hamsn ~ ~ Tii,SSnta "a
atrnst ,.hnr.h1 ~ .,,a nat onts-ca 1,t ~
t,rontg- o;rIt I1,rIar, 4oos trhn+ i,o on14 ~ =
rot ~ Is so "nnh ,'ar ,sma,. u a,orro ~ tto
rnn,mtten ~, T,d,a TJ o. "eoA' A'0A'oo W '"o
nn :. aAs Iss; issasdSon's nzronr
sor1y reho!s OF ne aea inspector ior tho Quarter
a,rsot @ nn rlIgo ,o1nns ~ tho oity ~ ~
which ,ln are Il, fbe North. IA IL kne Saith,
M; six H. 'tho - 1vaot nivI.on F,nn, n,,ntn,
tnats ens u. ., 4.n pnJt.U
IL nnncarea flat tbe cnnto ~ ta ma f,,r.
,',aa,poi I,.r tI,a noann a. T;n',t anH noro
romr,orv wna 1a,S wh}|c +Ia ras eomnanica ~
nnrtafI ~ avnroCS c.onJin nnsvoF ~ IL 'rho Tn,
spcctor M ascribcs tho drorenco % to tho cold woat-
AID: Woodraan g s.1id thnt' not onc.hnlf Of tho
ouno1S y tnu "sse Uslslun Ky t oousun'su ~ nuun M
NJ ~ t auI,ta.ea ~ sno eess.vsesp, hnd bon'o
S'g Te ousus reor wus oaeo en on o 'o ''
Ino iol'ols oi sne Eon.nssco VI. 'ao ~ allo W..
io!} t,!}}, Iecomonuns tno pu9cnase ot ~. run
y, Mllllem Fltz8erAia 1of an eng1he-nonhe aite on
Inlra ayonno WAS eonenrroa N, anu Inc neSes'
sarS osoes passeu, ongsossmone ~ uo.ng "a''eo'
u & nhm einE6TH1'tMM1 ~ = n1a1.ieIs rMnCn on. =,
Somc tr1ends OF II. y. McCofmlcK, agent or
tue estate OF Mli1lan =. Mooor1n'oR, oocoaded,
nIesentoa Pet'tlon, accotnPanleu uy 1csoln"
tion, requesting PERMISSION 1or nun 70 iayA
private horse,ralway track on hanzio street, run
ning 3oo 1eot enst from the corner OF L, Clark
street, and connecting WIN Inc Norsn lineage
CITY isallway. Aoierroa' o -
THE LIQUOR ORDINANCE:
-. me ropoIs O. tno o9mmttee on licenses, On
over and published na;, Jim: ~ Sas up;
, 1874-02-10

The Great Book Auction
Of English standard works will commence to-day at
o'clock mud continue each day and evening until all
ars sold. Those wishing to purchase fine books ahou
not mlss this opportunity, 2o4 and 900 East Madison
street, by n. P. Harrison, ANctlonQer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-27
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald;

Believing thai You are deeply interested in
the welfare of our city, and that you advo-
cate the spending of the public funds where
the greatest necessity exists and the greatest
good may be done, desire to call your atten-
ton, and through the medium of your coll
ums, that of our City Council, othe fact that
the crossing at the Dallas branch on the Me-
Kinney road, near Mr.. Kreig's mill, is at
present a disgrace to the authorities and an
Injury TO the city. The breaking down or
stalling of wagons there is of daily occur
renee. If remember correctly. petition,
signed by a large number of citizens, was
presented some months ago to the City Coun.
Gil, praying them to make some improve
ment at that crossing; but what do know is
that nothing has yet been done at that point.
The Mckinney road Is, as almost any one
knows, our principal thoroughfare leading
north, and the majority of the wagons going
In that direction must cross at that place-ii
they can--before getting outside OF the cor
porate limits. The crossing becomes worse
with every days delay, and at least twice
the amount will now be necessary to make
Ii passablo that would have sutiiced two
months ago.
No exaggerated picture has been drawn Of
that crossing. The incredulous are invited
to go and see for themselves. Something
should be done at once to improve 1t; and II
is 10 be hoped that before any more doubtful
improvements" are made on unimportant
streets and by-ways. the City Council will
give some "active" attention to the place re
ferred to, and SO improve II that loaded
wagons can come into the business part o
the city or so out of 1t without accident.
OBSERVER,
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Co.,, publishers No, 6s, Maiden Lane, New
York, for the February numbfr Of his llle
hest Journal devoted 10 literature and MT
published In America, The Illustrations
consist Of tho choicest wood engAYlngs "
celebrated paintings, and sketches by dlSlin'
guished artists executed In the highest style
Of The ari, and are miracles OF culture, Taste
aud genius Tho literary department u
conducted win critical care, by accomplished
writers, under the direction Of The talented
editor,
The present number II peculiarly rich ~
The number nnd beauty Of the illustrations
and The many charming articles, clever
sketches, aud polished crilieisms on musical
dramatic and art matters win when " "
cmbellshed, The Aldlno Is n Journal lhal
should bo on every crnler'luhle hionhd
which those whose tastes enable them 10 APP
precnto lis beauties, nrc wont 10 assemble
II Is n periodical which viii do more towards
culilvaiing high standard ol tasle ~ a'l
ana literature, than any publication now
issued IN America,
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FIeIds, Thenler.

Last night, with actor aud audience, might
have been fairly Viewed rs an "oh' night
Hut the indOmltablo management Of inc
seldom irwin troupe took IN exceptional
View o. II aud answered back 10 The beioul'
Ing mud aud the bapismnl rain with hearl
of marble. In other words the klndling
drama of"The Marble Heart"
Mr.. Irwin rs "Raphaol Dnchntlel' was Nv
clearly cut and m splendidly drawn char
acter as II Ii possible TO conceive, Mr. Rain
forth was rarely happy ana true ~ "Vnl'
ngo.n Mons; Vcnudon was not nm indllier'
cnt conception by amy means MI
Hernandez as the "Visc0un" exhibited
study, and Messrs, Kollum, Euterand Chrlsty
she wed no depression OF spirits on account
OF the weather without, but played with
due animation and elooullonary correctness
or the ladies, the emile Marco, /" the Marble
Heart Of Mrs. Irwin, WINS an exquisite gem,
the central pearl, to II dramatic crown OF
more than ordinary splendor. Tho remalh'
der OF the ladies furnished fine support.
We lid not remain 10 see the farce, but tho
fine reputation OF Mr.. liainforth Is sum-
cient guarantee that the audience were more
than pleased. Tonight "Lord Dundreary"
VIII be given, and there should not BIO va
cant chair IN the house.
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING,
Five Thousand Dollars Worth Of Property
Destroyed,

About four o'clock yesterday morning Mr.,
Barber, junior member of the iirm OF Denny
& Co., doing business In the frame building
adjoining the Junction bakery OF MI q. A.
Gouze, situated ON the corner of Live Oak ana
Elm streets, was awakened by loud report,
the sound OF which came from the mont OF
his store. Throwing open the door which
leads from his sleeping room, an apartment
forming the extreme back end of the store
house, TO the store proper he discovered the
'front.' end of the building In mantle of fire,
and on running to the spot found the flames
fed from n burning barrel of Illuminating
fluid which had partly exploded. lmmedi-
ately sounding the alarm by dlscharging u
six shooter, Captain Hammond and Mr..
Common, of the firm of Conner 4 Walker, who
reside In the neighborhood, were aroused and
We're soon upon the spot.
by this time the lower part of the city be-
came aware OF the destruction, and the
Hook and Ladder company, after desper-
ate pull through the mud, reached the con-
ilagration, and finding II impossible to save
the building, proceeded TO the work of pro-
tectlng those adjoining II, by flooding the
roofs and sides with water This succeeded
so far as the buildings ON the east, south and
north We're concerned, but the flames, In de-
fance of the most determined efforts ON the
part of the fire company, extended to the
Junction bakery, next door TO that occupied
by Denny ~ Co., and In II few minutes re-
duced II and It's contents to ashes. Beyond
this the fire did not extend, but in the limit
ed space burned over, upwards of five tn on
sand dollarsworth of property was destroyed,
divided as follows: Denny Il Co.. stock estl-
mated at $500; insured In the Southern Mus
tual of Richmond, Virginia, for $1,000, and in
the North Carolina Home for 500, Wellburn
Scruggs, agents. On the building there was
no insurance. Junction Bakery, Mr.. G. A.
Gouze, proprietor, stock about $1,000, in
sured for $500 in Planters Insurance COM
pany, of Houston, Gay Il Leigh agents.
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
Dallas, January ~ 1871.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors OF
Dallas county, held this day, it was
Resolved, That in obedience to section
eighteen of "an act to establish and main
tain system of public free. schools in the
state of Texas" passed May -, 1873, we
adopt as text books for the county of Dallas
the university Series OF School Books.
Also the Spencorian system of penman-
ship.
The Board OF Directors recommend to the
teachers in the public schools that they
bring the above named series of books into
use, In the several schools, as far as practica-
BILE, using such books as their pupils have on
hand as far as applicable, and not In conflict
in principle with the series adopted.
I. r. NASH, W. 4. CABELL,
Secretary. President of Board
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-27
Resolutions Of N0Nubee C0uniy Medi'
cal society Respecting Dr. y. II,

A. u meeting 0f The NONubee County Medl'
cal Society, held his, tho 18TH day Of Jnnn'
ary, l1l, the following preamble and resolu'
linns were unanimously ad0pledi
WHEREAS, our worthy member and friend,
pr. r. II, Hamilton has severed his connee'
ton win this organization, and removed 10
Dallas, Texas therefore DO II
Resolved, That We yield pgrolhlly 10 tho
loss u Dr, Hamilton from the meetings Of
our Society, the social circle, and profession
NJ intercourse, remembering his practical
wisdom IN council ana debate, his skin In
practice, and elevated bearing In society,
ilesolyed, That we cordially recommend
him ~ the Giilzens Of D9llas, Texas 0r olse'
whore, ~ sltilmll safe, experienced pracll'
tionor OF medicine, and q man ~ undoubled
reliability, Integrity aud honor,
Resolved, rhnta copy Of these resolutions
bo sent 10 Dr Hamilton, ana 10 TnE DALLAS
HERALD for publication,
JOHN j, SHELTON, NJ. u.
Pres. Med Society Noxubeo Co., Miss.
o. HENDRlCK, NJ, d.
2gldtaSitw3t Secretary.
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MASY people, when attacked with pain
In the back, or other symptoms of derange-
ment of the kidneys, have recourse to gin,
for Its diuretlc properties. Now, the Juniper
Berry, from which gin Is made. Is possessed
OF highly valuable remedial properties. but
the quantity contained in the distilled spirit
danger of acquiring an appetite for alcoholic
stimulants. One of the ingredients In Par
ker's Compound Fluid Extract Buchu is
Juniper, but In the shape of highly con-
tues and none of the deleterious principles of
the berry. In short, in this combination
there is presented TO the sufferer remedy
unsurpassed. Sold BY all druggists, every
where -
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DO 10 StegaIl ~ Go. for fi'rni-
lure. books, stationery, crock
cry and glassware. window
shades, pictures, and all kinds
Of mOuldings. wall paper. step
ladders. table and pocket cut
Iery. 9SOd&wif
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Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Al
ways uniform. Illuminating power superior
TO gas, Burns in any lamp without danger
Of exploding or taking fire. MANUFACTURED
expressly to take the place of volatile and
bic test and its perfect burning qualities are
proved by Its continued use in over 100000
families.
Millions Of gallons have been sold and no
accident, directly or indirectly, has ever Oc-
CURED from burning, storing or handling 1t.
The immense yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use of cheap and danger
our oils in the United States, is appalling.
The insurance companies and fire commits
tine Astral as the best safeguard where lamps
are used. Send for circular. i Ia
For sale at retail by the trade generally,
and at wholesale by the proprietors,
CHAS. PRATT & CO..
l6d9&6mw los Fulton street. New York,
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Old papers for sale at this Office.


OUR streets are "oily."
MY FELLOW sinners, let us invest in
IN ark.
A LEAKINEss afflicted the clouds yes
terday.
GARDELLA has got n tub full of
pointer pups.
COLONEL LOCKWOOD is jumping mat
ters for the gus works.
This must be "spring-time,' judging
from the way people cross the streets.
PREPARE to sit! One furniture house
in this city received ten float loads of chairs
yesterday.
The growth of the parish of the Elm
street Presbyterian. church speaks tome upon
tome for the brilliant abilities of Its pastor.
"PAT, have you paid your occupation
take" Go way wild ye," growles Pat, am
not on tina ground; lavcs in tina second
story.
OUR churches are not properly or
sufficiently heated. That's the reason there
were SO many cross husbands and wives at
home on Sunday afternoon.
One hundrad subscribers were added
to the st. Louis Globe list by Its impetuous
agent, Damon. That Damon didn't have any
'pity u.s. (pythiasl with him.
IRISH the broth of boy who will
boss Cutters Commercial, dropped in on us
yesterday and will get his Irish mp in due
season, through the paper aforesaid.
GosIIN, the cigarest man in the city,
has gone to New Orleans for another big
stock OF the weed, He intends to raise e big
gersmoke than ever upon his return.
A FELLOW impressed with the
amount of water In our streets yesterday,
shouted from the corner of Main and Lamar
streets, "Man the llle.boat! Man the life
boat!'
"A DRUNKEN FELLOW was picked up
yesterday on u vacant lot between Main and
Commerce streets, sound asleep by a bonfire,
and when asked how he came to lay down
80 80" Soh"'Noh' ~ hcoi " uIt, TtplltU why
Tvs tak'n m-my January thaww
The Vibrator tanning mill manuiac-
tory, adjoining the residence of Mr.. Donald,
corner of Live Oak and Good streets, is very
nearly completed. Messrs. Donald & Ander.
son own the State right for the making and
selling OF this mill, which is one of the most
perfect peices OF machinery of its kind ever
invented.
ATTENTION is called to the announce
ment of Mr.. T.J. Frank as n candidate for
mayor ofthe city of Dallas. Mr.. F. Is one of
our most successful merchants, n man whose
whole interests. we believe, is identified with
the city, Of strict integrity and determined
will, and, If elected, would make us a most
excellent executive officer. Being Demo-
crat, he submits his name TO the decision OF
the party. .---
In ANOTHER column our readers will
ind the advertisement Of Mr.. Stephenson,
whose establishment, while 1t is one of our
youngest, is at the same time, one of our
most successful ones. Mr.. s. has been life
long merchant and in purchasing his stocks It
Is done with critical care and trained taste.
In hisadvertiscment our city and county sub
scribers and readers will ind an attractive
and necessary list of articles, all OF which
are offered as cheap as can be purchased in
this city.
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Lost or MisIaid.
jyl5dtf

Ihave lost or mislald the following city
scrip, viz: No. 1903, for s226.75; No. 1891, for
sls!.5O; No. 1895, for $685. all payable to ]. W.
swindells, and No. 1896, for sS75, payable tod.
W. swindells h Co., and all dated November
II, 1873. The public is cautioned against pur'
chasing or trading for said scrip, as payment
on them has been stopped.
209dlw j. w. SWlNDELlIS.
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Godey's Lady's Book.

Thisincomparable magazine for February
nreceived, as fresh and sparkling as usual.
Inc book is brim full of choice reading
matter Tor the ladies, fashion plates, en-
cravings, etc., and besides this every sub.
scriber for 1874, whether singly or In clabs, re.
ceives splen I'D chrome, "True to Mature, y
which cannot be bought itself for less than
hve dollars, and getters up Of clubs are offer.
I'd additional inducements in the way OF
premiums. Terms OF the book singiy g. Der
annum. Address, L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia
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Brlgadier-General George Bushaw and
Brevet-Lieutenant Colonel John Crowder,
the two warrior braves who played the devil
In this city on Friday night and Saturday
morning, were taken out Of Jail In this city
this morning, under a writ of habeas
corpus shades OF King John issued by
Judge sflas Hare, FISHERMAN, and In charge
Of deputy Sheriff Peak, left for that city on
the $50 A. N. express. And Sherman, may
the Lord have mercy on your soul!
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ION WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
men 10 do nm good work, ANA ~ ~
low rates, IN can be done anywhere
md we mean 10 do II. Bring y""'
Fine lob work 10 THE DAILY HER
AID OFFICE. Corner a" Main M"
Ua,nnr streets.
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2SOd&wtf

lean feminaIity, the elory of man and
pride Of nations, adds fresh eroccs and
new lnures TO her charms every year
Her dazzling beauty, her winning features,
her swooler smiles, are causing poor ugly
Improvement Itlsbelng whispered around
that the change Is being effected by the use
Of that grea, female WONDER English Female
Bltters.
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Al the request Of many friends hereby AN
nounce myself M candidate for the oillc'
VI mayor Of The city OF Dallas NJ the coming
election. Being q Democrat, ! nm willing
that my name should be used m may he best
indicated by the "will Of the people"
Yours, respectfully,
200dit 4. j. FRANK.