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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-29

THE Western papers now speak Of
ewindling the Indians as "Lo business"
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THE STAR FOR THE SUMNER.

The DAILY STAR will be mailed to
persons who may be absent from the
city during the summer at the rate of
fifty cents per month.
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RAILROAD TlME-TAsLs.
,rLANrIc AND GREAT wEsrERa.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKERsBuRa.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time. minutes fast.
Baltimore Eek SUM-. s:a5A.M. tiS5A.M. SAaA.N
Baltimore Ex daily. IL :iOP.M. 6:oOp.M. io25p.N
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time 7mlnutes fast
4 Baltimore PIX daily. 7:l5AM. 5:15A.M. s;i0A.A
baltimore Ex.,..... f05P.M. 6:60PM. i0:25f. u
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wHITEwATER VALLEY.
LITTLE MIAMI. PAN-HANnLE EAsr.

leaves ClHclnnau AT q L. M.
CINCINNATI AND MUsKINGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time. minutes fast,
GAINESVILLE Ex...... 10 00A.M. 3i0P.M. 5 sop N.
Circleville Ac. ....,. 4;lOP.M. 10:l5A.M 9:aOP.M.
COLUMBUS, MT. VERNON AND CLEVELAND.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time minutes fast,
Cleveland Ex,..... 7:45A.M. 6:50P.M. 7:35P.M
GHESAPEAKEAND OHIO.
Boat, foot of Broad way, to Huntingdon City Time.
Richmond Exa... 4:0)P.M. 6:00A.M. 4:S0t M
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DAYTON SI0RT-LiNE AND COLUMBUS. a
Depot Pearl and Plum. Time. 7minutesfast.
Columbus Ex. 7:O0A.M. 9:30P.M. u:bA.M
Columbus Ex....... 10 50N.M. 3 SOP al. 9:55p.M.
Columbus Ac c....... 8:4SP.M 9.QP.M. lo:loP.M.
CINCINNATI ND SANDUSKY.
Depot, Pearl ana Plum. Tine, z minutes fast
Sandusky Ex. ........ S:50A.N. 5:00P.M. 4:i0P.M.
Behefonlaine Ac. ... 8:lbPM NJ. g:5A.M. 9:30p.aI
Sandusky Elk daily 9:,QP.M. 5a5A.M. 730A.N.
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cINoINNArI. MAMILroN AND DAYTON.

CiNOiNNAT1. HAMILTON AND DfhDiASAPOLIS.
Dept, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, 7 minutes fast
Indianapolis Ac.... :3oA.M. l0S0R.M. u :55P. M.
Indianapolis Ac..... l;j0R.M. IL :90A.si. 6,9lA
Connersyille Ac.... 4:2oP.M. 9;i0A.M. 7:25r.M
CINCINNATI. RICHMOND AND CHICAGO,
Depot Fifth and Hosdly. Fiipe. minutes fast.
Chicago Ex. .......... :30A.M. S.25P.N. s,40P,M
Richmond Ac......, 2;}0P,y, l2:55P.M. 7:i0P.M
Chicago Ex daily. 7'oeP.N. SI5A.N. 7;4oA.M
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GRAND RAPIDS AND ISDIASA.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, = minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Ac.. =. 7,}0A.M. y25P.M. 9:95P.M
Grand Rap dseS Sat. 70op,M. s:S5A.M. l00oA.M
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-17
RUINED MANHOOD,

Who oarea lor nothing alone IL freel
MI down, good fellow, aud drink win mo-
with osreless laugh and merry eye
Ito laughs NJ the world ~ tbs world goes BY,
lilo laughs VI power, aud wealth ana lamei
Ito laughs NJ virtue, no laughs NJ shame,
Ito laughs ~ hope, no laushs ~ lear,
A. the dead leaves Of memory wllhered and
Aerel
iie laughs " the future, cold ANA dim,
Nor earh, nor heaven Ia dear 10 hlni-
Oh, that N ihe Oomrade for me
Hf cares IN n0lhlng--his suul II ffpel
Free aA tho soul ~ tbs fragrant vine,
M down, good fellow, my heart IN lhlne,
For heed NO custom, creed nor law,
Icdre Jor nothing thdi erG Ifdw,
In every city my cup iqnnii,
And over my liquor rlol and laugh
laugh like lhe crpel ana lreacheronH wave,
laugh NJ tho church, laugh ~ tho grave,
laugh ~ Joy, ana well know
merrlly, merrlly laugh W wac,
terribly laugh with an oath aud aneer
When think that the hour ~ death IN near,
For know thai Death IL the great divine
Who shall drink my blood IN drink this
wine,
And no cares for nolhing-a king II he
Come on, good fellow, ana drink with me.
with you will drink 10 tho solemn past,
Though the cup drain should be my last,
will drink 10 tho phantoms OF love aud
truth,
To runod manhood and wasted youth,
drink 10 the woman that wrought my woe,
In tho diamond morning of long ago,
Toa heavenly face IN sweet roposo,
10 the lilys snow, and the blood ~ the rose,
To the splondor caught from Orient skies,
That thrilled In the orbA OF hor quoenly eyes,
Those eyes 80 dark WITH the Are OF the south,
And the dewy wlue OF her rich red mouth.
VIII drink ~ the thoughts OF "a better time,
To Innocence gone, like n death bell chime,
will drink 10 my soul In its terrible mood,
80 dimly and darkly understood,
And last OF nll, 10 the monarch ~ sin,
Who has conquered the palace, and relgns
within,
My song IL passlng-tdio' away
can not TELLS n night or day.
Ny heart ~ burned ana blackened with pain,
Aud ~ horrible darkness comes over my
brain;
Through awful chasms plunge-l fall
Your hand, good fcllow-I diets all;
! can not nee you--tho end Ia nigh,
but wen laugh together before die.
Then cover me, will you, with grassy sod
TIE Hared " man, m occlTSed " COD.
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all claims against the Board u Trade
and 10 assesH eaph individual member
pro rata for the payment u tho SAME
The motion was seconded and car
rIed, The president appointed hessfa'
\, ], Adams, ID, r. JET and Z, Is, Ste
phenson the committee, 70 report 10 q
called meeting Of tho board on saluT'
day next NJ four O'clock,
Mr. W, ], CLARK, moved lhAl the
hnance committee take charge of the
assessment for the future payment Of
the rsnt NJ the roons aud arrange Tor
renting them Tor The hlIure, The mo'
lion was seconded aud carried,
Upon motion, The board adjourned
10 meet Saturdayat fur o'clookr, N,
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The berger Family

gave two OF their unique entertain
ments, at Fields theater in this city,
on Monday and last night. TO say
that they filled the bill as put forth in
their programme, IL but just. Their
performances were highly interesting,
and were encored again and again by
the crowded audience. Miss Anna
Berger in the cornet solo, with the full
brass band accompaniment, Mr.. Nc
Kee, In his character songs, and Mr..
Williams, In his ludicrous harmonica
solos, were all excellent while the
whole troupe gave lis such perform
ance ~ has never been excelled, il it
has heen equalled, in our city. One Of
the most interesting and beautiful per-
formances was that of Miss Henrietta
Berger, OH the Arcadian Tyre and crys-
tai chimes. 1t has seldom been our
good fortune to listen to an entertain
ment that pleased us more, and we
hope soon to have an opportunity Of
again welcoming the Berger family to
our city.
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Louisiana Affairs,

New ORLEANS, February l6.-Gov.
ernor Kellogg to-day sent into the
legislature his veto of the bill appro.
priating one hundred and eighty thou-
sand dollars per diem, milage and
contingent expenses of, the general
assembly. He alleges that is fifty
thousand dollars more than necessary,
and that several provisions of the bill
conflict with recently adopted consti.
tutional provisions limiting the debt
and expenses Of the state.
n. III. Hendricks, a slater, while re-
pairing the roof of house, fell into
the yard below to-day and was killed.
The conservative caucus met this
morning and went into executive ses-
son to discuss the Washington tele-
grams about adjustment.
The house sustained the governors
veto on the Legislature appropriation
bill by a vote of sixteen yeas to forty
one nays.
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airs, from the balcony ~
front VI Fields lheaier The delight
hll music drew together a large crowd
Of people on tho opposite side u The
aireeI Who seemed 10 b. charmed,
Mr., y, w, lIelmiek, music dealer,
g7b West Sixth street, Cincinnati,
sends VI a copy ~ tho new song ana
chorus, "llomember Deeds " Kind
neHs,n Il IL said 10 he one Of the most
popular moral hongs ever published ~
the United States, II will be ssnll post
free, by the above Arm, 90 receipt Of
thIrty.nye cents,
Just a. the religious editor OF THR
HhRALD was about 10 nay grace last
night his eye III upon hair In tho but
Tor. This accounts" said he, nor
the plastering In Dallas not sticking
The hair that ought 10 DO put IN u gets
into the butter.n Then he "nwore
worse than our army In Flanders"
and looks more like rat looking out
ofa bunch of oakum than ever.
Mr., Davis, the popular photographer,
han fitted up the handuomest establish
ment In his line Of business IN the
state, on Elm street, Just above MeasrA'
Hlnckley a. Dlbrell'a stove warerooms'
Ito occupies the front aud rear rooms,
aud has added 10 His facilities several
now Instruments and M apparatus
which enables him ~ turn out u new
kind Of photograph, which Is nov all
the rage. Mr. Davis has secured two
Of the most accomplished artists TO he
had, aud IL now prepared 10 take pie
lures Of any size, finished In any style,
Those who desire 10 hee arst.claHs work
should call aud see the pl,lure no has
taken OF the belle Of Marshall, t,-
nous beauty, whone Dallas admirers
ARE many.
The burglars have gone west, but the
loafcrs have not. OF u mild sunny
day they swarm on Main street and
even boil over into ELM The ~ rners
are infested with them. They have
no visible means VI support and range
all the way from the ragamullln, vaga'
bond style up to the slop'shop, nashiiy
dressed specimen. How they live Ia
an lnscrutable mystery. Some OF them
are veterans, and fat at that. An In
qulry into their mode of life would
probably reveal extraordinary talents
for "raising the wind" not possessed
by non professionals. The worst OF IL
IL that these fellows don't consider
themselves loafers. They are only
waiting for something TO turn up.
They arc impecunious prospectors,
who are ready always To float on
the surface of events and live by their
wits.
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W r. LYrK L. Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards Ia and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmproved City Property" "Vaoant City
Lots" FARMS" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and II number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts OF wild
lands in Dallas aud other counties OF the
state, besides number OF farms OF various
sizes, including several large and highly Inn
proved plantations within Ave miles OF the
city of Dallas, 28Gdlm
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Judge Force, Of Kentucky, returned
from the frontier yesterday after a
eeksprospecting in that section, In
fine health and spirits.
General Gano and Captain Eakins
were out taking the air together yes
terday. The general is "a good whip"
and judge of stock, also.
Among the special judges on duty in
our civil court this week IL w. u.
Hughes, Esq, president of the City
bank, whose legal attainments and cool
judgment eninently fit him to dis
charge, with intelligence and dispatch,
the arduous duties of the position.
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MARKETSBY TELEGRAPH.
GALYESTON.

GALVESTON, February lG.-Money
steady. Gold ll4@ll4l buying and sell
ing; silver steady at lOs@1Osa, buy
ing and selling.
Hides steady; dry flint selected,
l9@l9lc; as they run lS}@1Ssc; wet
sailed selected 9@9tc; as they run S0
Sic; butchers green 7l@Sc; dry sailed
sold as dry flint with allowance for
salt; glue stock, cents.
C0ttOn-Market market dull and
nominal. Ordinary, l2ac; good ordi-
nary, l3ic; low middling, l4-c; mid
ding, l54c; good middling, l53c. Sales
675 bales; receipts, 1919 bales; stock,
1884 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February 16.-Cot-
ton-Demand fair. Sales $500 bales.
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
lS4@l4sc; low middling to strict low
middling, l4l@l4sc; middling to strict
midd!ing, l4i6i5ic; good middling to
middling fair, l6I@l6sc.
Receipts 5,732 bales; exports conti-
nent, 500 bales; stock 2S7,765 bales
unsold Saturday evening lag, 900 bales;
on shipboard l43 200.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, February l6.-Noon--
Money easy at 2l@3 per cent Sterling
declined q per. cent. Gold acrive at
10 to l5s. Governments dull but bet
ter feeling. State bonds quiet and
nominal.
Cotton Net receipts 1872 bales;
gross 2,843 bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales 1000
bales. February 10 l9.32@15sc; March,
10 H-3l@l5 ll-l6c; April, is l-S2c:
Map, 10 ll-32c; June, is 2l-32(6l6lI-l8
July, 10 9-329l6 l5.l6c; August, l71-l6
oil S-S2c; September, i6 Gle.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 18.-Noon-
Cotton dull and easier. Middling up.
lands, 7sd; Orleans, lid. Sales, IL. O6O
bales; speculation and export, 1000
nale5.
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THE LADIES' SUPPER.
ALI for Charity-Help the Poor.

The ladies Of the Methodist Episco-
PM church will giveto-night, at Fields
theater, a magnificent supper, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to charitable pur.
poses.
Great preparations have been made
to make this the supper OF the season.
All the delicacies OF the season have
been secured and prepared, and as the
ladies will give their personal attention
to the cooking of the good things there
can be no doubt that even the most
fastidious epicure could not but be
pleased.
Tickets may be had at the door, as
well as at the book stores. Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
Swink and host OF other ladies, who
are accomplished housewives, are TAX
Ing an activepart in this praisewo rthy
Undertaking, and it ean not but be n
success.
Go, everybody, and take the apple Of
your eye.
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To The City Subscribers Of tho pals' Herald
From aud after this date February
q, 1870, the connection Of mr. h'J'
Neville, ms agent for the city subAcrip'
lion list, ceases, and mr., Jesse M Will
Hanson viii have charge Of the same.
Hereafter payments 90 him only viii
be acknowledged by this onice.
.. w. swINDELIk,
February q, 1870. Publisher.
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fHR BOARD OF TRADE.
Called Meeting Yesterday Afternoon.

There was meeting OF the Board OF
Trade yesterday afternoon, at four
o'clock, to transact certain matters of
Importance, relating to the current
financial and other affairs Of the board.
The secretary reported the indebted
ness OF the board and the amount Of
dues.
Mr.. c. N. Wheat, the president,
called the board 70 order and stated the
object Of the meeting.
Mr.. & ]. Adams moved that q com.
miffee ~ fbra< he aoy,ogrts<, A., ....x..
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18th DAY OF FEBRUARY.

Valentines. valentines, valen.
tines. Pierce & Lyle, Pierce IL
Lyle, Pierce q Lyle. 5O7 Main
street, 0O7 Main street. 5O7
Main street. Comic, comic,
comic. Sentimental, sentiment
tai, sentimental. and vaIen-
tines to suit every body. Come
aud see the largest assortment
In town-somefhing new and
unique. Don't forget the place.
Al your peril. Pierce q Lyle,
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IONDON.
Dallas and wichita RAILROAD.
Lpenlon MonlloEl

lbNAlHh 'NH'f''fl
We made u tour of the city, the
other day, to learn how tho cltlzers
Of Denton stood upon tho Dallas
aud Wichita railway We did not
and u man who said no would give
q cent in money or bonds, but found
out that If the question Of voting
bonds to the company were sub
mitted TO tho people II would be
voted down on account Of the strin'
CONT times Nevertheless, wo still
urge that the people meet at tho
court house, appoint u committee
aud correspond with tho Wichita
railway company learn what that
company proposes to do and what
II expects Of us Seyenty.dve men
ARE at work upon the road near the
Denton county line, and II may be
that wo can get the road to Denton
for reasonable consideration,
What say you, people Of Denton 7
Who win lead OIL :
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THE.ladios' society of 50, Matthew's parish
will meet at Mr.. j. II. Schencks residence,
No. IL jefferson street, "Wednesday, ut $50 p.
M, TO sew for the poor. A cordial invitation
IL extended to all the ladies' OF the congrega-
ton TO attend. FANNIE SAWYER,
Ganrnfaru
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CITY BUSIN ESS.
GRAND Opening

OF J. II. Davis Photograph Parlors, third
door west OF Adams 4 Leonard's bank, Elm
street, "Wednesday, February II. Mr.. Davis
respectfully Invites his numerous friends
and customers TO call, AZ no pains will BIZ
spared 70 show them through his magnih.
cent suite of rooms. which are entirely COM
plete In all their departments.
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou sale by tho news
boys on all trains OF the Texas ana
aud Pacific railway, and ~ the ioiiow'
Ing news stands ~ the city, yisJ NJ. u,
Franklin a 60, b0i Main street H. ,,
Star, Lamar street Pierce "a Lyle, b07
Main street, ana !. MeEihare, Lam ~
Attract.
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81. n. FIlANMIlN n OO ,

50i Main street, are a0W selling
goods ~ yery reduced prices
Cali and examine their large
and elegant sioel', nnd make
yourselves ana them happy by
bus lag their cheap and elegant
hooks, elC,
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Howard W, Peak, Esqp 81 fon worth, "a
an authorised travelling agent of tho Dallas
Harald, ffoln this data until inIiheF notice
!. W, twikDkLih'
Deoomber 10, 1874,
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
504 Main street, Dallas.
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seed Potatoes Cheapi

l am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy and
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
duce, at the very lowest prices, and
make specially of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers.
Please give us trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENzcER,
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street, Dallas.
305,i3m
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FOR SALE.

The CrutchheId House.
FOR terms apply 10
80 oRuToHFIFLp, OF
0AhION A TiiOMAb,
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Mabie, Todd a. Co. gold pens
at Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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Valentines at Franklin's
book store, 5O4 Main street.
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rOR aALIl.

my rssiasnss, corner Pacific aysnns
sna feuslsn streets, embracing half y
black 90 ground, with a we'll nnishsd
sns-sisFy and basement roeh.eoneFe,s
baiIdins, ana all necessary eui'b.iid'
inss, sle, An early applicant may 80
care y baresin,
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Day board at vt. Charles hotel So 90.
3O7dSt
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Law Dlanha Of every description for sale
and printed 20 order VI this Once,
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"Neurtl.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
adiy IA. q. HOSKINS, Agent for Dallas.
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MAIL NOTICE.

sealed proposals Tor carrying the United
T states mails between the postoffice at Dallas,
Iefas, and the Houston and Texas Central
.ssi,roau' fourteen times week each way,
NH be received by the postmaster until
tuesday, February ls, 1875, at noon.
No contract Is required TO be executed, but
persons bidding must be honest and capable,
no. iess than sixteen years old, and the Nc
compensation Proposed until otherwise or.
usIe1 oy the postmaster general. He will
s ~, oe required 70 take the oath prescribed
Proposals must be addressed ,o the most.
master At Dalias, and iudorssd sPropoeala
tor carrying the mails.p
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lands noihing below good ordinary
shipped January, 7sii sales on basis
midhllng uplands Nothing helow low
middlng, shipped January February,
March and April, 7sdi sales on basis Of
middling uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, April and May, ll'l6di
same, moi below low middiing upland
April aud May, I'D,
= r. NJ -llasis midding uplands,
nothing below good ordinary, shipped
March and April, IA,
81. M-Sales 5000 bales American
sales basis middling Orleans, nothing
below middllng, February aud March,
I'D, .
5 y. M.--sales basis mlddllng up
lands, nothing below good ordinary
shipped February and March, III,
LONDON.
LONDON, February l6,-igrle, sbsC
g6i,
PARIS,
PARIS, February l6,--'llentes, oar
ibc,
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r.. HI e s u N.
Daily and Weekly for 1875.
THE.TRIBUNE,
New York.

| l. IL IL - u ~.
Daily and Weekly for 1875.
| The approach of the presi 1ential election
| gives unusual Importance TO the events and
developments1of 1875. We shall endeavor to
describe them fully. faithfully and fearlessly.
| THE WEEKLY Sun has now attained q
| circulation OF over seventy Thousand copies.
Its readers are found in every state and ter
rltory, and It's quality is well known to the
pubic. We shall not only endeavor to keep
| 1t fully up to the old standard, but to improve
and Md to It's variety and power.
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to be q
thorough newspaper. All the news of the
day will be found in 1t, condensed when un-
important, ut full length when Of moment,
and always, We trust, treated IN a clear, In
teresting and instructive manner.
Ii Is our aim to make the WEEKLY SUN
me best family newspaper In the world. 1t
Will be full of entertaining and appropriate
reading OF every sort, but will print nothing
10 onend the most scrupulous and delicate
taste. IL will always contain the most inter-
esting stories and roInances OF the day, care
fully selected and legibly printed.
The Agricultural department is a prOmi-
nent feature In the WEEKLY sun, and its
articles will always be found fresh and en-
tertaining
The number OF men independent in poll
Tics IN increasing, and the WEEKLY SUN IL
their paper especially. II belongs to no party
ana oDeys no dictatiOn, cODtending for prin
ciple and for the election Of the best men. 10
exposes the corruption that dsgraces the
country, and threatens the overthrow OF re-
publican institutions. II has no fear of
knaves, and seeks no favors from their sup
pOrters.
The markets Of every kind and the FASH
Ions are regularly reported In Its columns.
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lar year for a sheet of eight pages, and
nfty-six columns. AS this barely pays the
expenses of paper and printing, we are not
able to make any discount or allow any pre-
MUM to friends who may make special eff
70 ia TO extend Its circulation. Under the
new law, which requires payment of postage
In advance, one dollar year, with twenty
cents the cost of prepaid postage added, n
the rate OF subscription. u Ia not necessary
q get up club In order TO have the
WEEKLY SUN at this rate. Any one who
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the paper, postpaid, for year.
We have no travelling agents,
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six columns. Only 81 10 a year, postage pre-.
paid. No discounts from this rate
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cents month, or ~ SO u year. To clubs OF
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