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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-21

any feel q greater desire for her pros
perily' 10 II with pleasure that we
hear Of your rapid increase IN wealth
aud population, aud hope soon llhaYe
the former exchange Of commercial in
lereourse that existed previous to the
late civil war Gentlemen, again
bid you welcome ~ the city Of Ulnpln-
natl, ana invite you 10 ride out and
visit some Of the places Of Interest Of
our city,
Anerward the party took carriages
and visited various pOrtiOns0f the city,
seeing what they could ia the CLEANS
Of sunshine that flashed IN between the
snow storms
GENERAL R0nERTgON's REMARKS,
Al u meeting of the association IN
the afternoon, General Robertson sel
forth the objects 10 be accomplished IN
visiting the queen city, lie said
'ln looking NJ Cincinnati ~ n city
they should be careful 10 establish the
most friendly aud cordial relations
with her merchants aud manulaGtur-
ers, There N nothing that We need
more than what Cincinnati Gan send
% w In abundance IN return for our
millions OF farm products, Every
thing II made here, aud until Texas
attains 10 that position ~ u manulaG-
turlng state, which her immense min
eral resources assures, We should build
up u trade with Cincinnati that viii be-
mutually profitable y
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mechanic was taken 10 The ealaboOse,
aud will be interviewed ny his honor
this morning,
The immigration eYeursioniaa
were IN Cincinnati on the l7lh, and
were serenaded by Uncle John Robin
son, Mr., Small, Of the Houston Age,
madea neat little speech In behalf Of
the delegation, which WINS replied TO
by General Thomas Powell, An no.
Gount Of the reception Of the delegates
will be found IN an article Ia another
column, taken from the Cincinnati
Enquirer.
In recent personal notice Of Cap
tain Ed, \, Gay, the well known IN
suranee agent, who has been appointed
southern manager Of the insurance.
company Of North America, the words
reud, "Norlll American Insurance con-
pany,r The error IN Gheerfully cor
reoied, 10 the North American II n
rather slender-waIsted IIlfe insurance
company, while the Insurance compa-
ny Of North America IL Que Of the
Oldest aud strongest fire companies In
the United States.
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An Artist.

Mr.. Alfred Freeman, the artist in
photography, has at his rooms on
Houston street, all the latest improve.
ments in his art. He has new card
photograph of extra finish, which is
elegant, and will commend itself to
those desiring to secure an excellent
picture Another new feature to be
seen at his rooms is the promenade
photograph, taken on large cards, suit
atle for framing. To those desiring to
secure large picture of their friends,
and unable to bear the expense of por-
trait painting, these pictures will par
ticularly commend themselves. All of
the work to be seen at Mr.. Freeman,s
is of most excellent style and finish,
showing a thorough acquaintance with
the art in all its details.
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VigOr Of Mind and ROdy.

Every person would have more vgor
of mind and body and mental clear
ness were they to use as daily article
of diet the unbolted wheat -four. Blood
manufactured from such food is the
purest, richest and least liable to be-
come diseased. The most desirable
way is to mix with the flour dry, DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, stir in
pure water, form soft batter, bake
into gems or biscuits, in hot, quick
oven, and the result will be the sweet
est, most wholesome, and nutritious
article of food that can be made and
his true flavoring extracts of Vanilla,
Nectarine, etc, are the purest and best.
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Odd Fellows Procession.

On the morning Of April 10Th, at
half-past nine o'clock, the Odd Eel
lows procession will form on Austin
street between Main and Elm. The
line of march will be down Austin to
Commerce street; down Commerce to
Houston from Houston street up
Main TO the market house from
Main, by way Of Sycamore street, to
Elm down Elm to Austin. On Aus
tin street, in front of Odd Fellows
hall, the Daughters of Rebecca lodge
will join the procession, which will
march from there to Fields theater.
Colonel Mccoy grand marshal Of the
day; b. p. Jet, marshal ofthe encamp-
ment; j. j. Good, marshal of Dallas
lodge; Barnett Gibbs, marshal of Trini-
ty lodge.
There will be several addresses de-
livered at the hail. to hear which the
ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited,
AT night there will be grand ball
and supper at the court house. Tickets
of admission can be procured by gen
tlemen from members of the Order or
at Pierce q Lyle's.
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A Suggestion.

The reporter of The HERALD de-
sires, with all due Difference, to make
a suggestion to his honor, Judge Hare.
There are at present from thirty-five
to forty indictments pending against
each keeper of house of ill-fame in
Dallas. The bond in each case has
been put at one huddred dollars, maxi
ing each ones bond amount to thirty
five hundred or four thousand dollars.
This, of course, they are unable to
give, and the only alternative left the
sheriff is to place them in the county
Jail. As is well known, ca III room of the
Jail is filed with q crowd of black and
white men charged with every crime
in the calendar. Major Barkley's ma
ture, as would any honorable mans,
revolts at placing woman, no matter
how low and degraded she may be, in
close confinement with such compan-
ions. But he has no other recourse,
unless the honorable court comes to
his rescue. In view of this fact, the
reporter respectfully suggests to his
honor the propriety of ordering the
sheriff to rent small room, and the
placing OF these woman therein, until
some final disposition shall be made of
their cases.
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city Council.

The council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. His honor and all the members
present, except Alderman Davis, The
minutes of last meeting were read aud
approved.
Upon recommendation Of the mayor
u presiding election officer was elected
for each ward for the term Of one year,
The following gentlemen were elected
10y ballot; First ward, John NJ, ic-
Coy second ward, A. j. Ross third
ward, A. II, Shepard fourth ward, j..
j. Eakin.
Committee ON claims reported IA
vorably on several claims. The claim
Of Messrs, Clark ~ Bryan, for repair If
streets, was allowed for thirty dollars
The committee on finance were
granted further time TO report on the
trelsurer's annual report. The COM
mlttee also reported back tho bond of
the treasurer ny insufficient, and re-
commended that II he returned to him,
and that additional security be re-
quired, which was adopted.
The special committee on the new
charter asked further time, which was
granted.
Several accounts for minor sums
were presented and referred to the
committee Oh claims.
Alderman Mcclure introduced reso-
luton regulating the letting Of con-
tracts by the city, which was read the
first time.
Messrs. Obenchain, Ervay and
Crowdus were appointed II committee
to examine the new city map and re-
port to the council at its next meeting.
A motion prevailed that the fire de-
partment rent house for the use Of
East Dallas Hook and Ladder COM
pany.
Adjourned till next Tuesday evening.
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Frank Gayle and George Monroe,
conductors on the Texas and Pacific,
paid their respects to THE HERALD
yesterday afternoon. The Texas and
Pacific don't boast of two more clever
young gentlemen among all Its em-
ployes, and that is saying considera-
bic.
Prof. Julius d. Dreher, secretary Of
the faculty and professor of ancient
languages, Roanoke college, Salem,
Virginia, returned TO the city last even
ing from an extended trip through
northern Texas and the Indian nation.
He is the guest of Prof. Charles Will
liams, and will remain in the city two
or three days.
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dren, II will bring from abroad hun
dfedh OF students ~ he educated here,
THUS thousands Of dollars will be
brought 20 Dallas, business Ut all
kinds VIII Increase, II viii be worth
10 our city more than an additional
railroad, And then II relieves US VI the
anxious sOllGllude necessarily attend
ant upon a son or daughters absence
NJ college,
II ~ our design 10 erect buildings AT
u cost Of about forty thousand dollars,
TINS with suitable grounds and lpparn-
lus, will cost NJ least iiny thousand
dollars Then wG intend 10 endOW 10
with one hundred thousand dollars
more, This will enable W. 10 afford the
best collegiate education, At moderate
cost
But II II TO be, TO some extent, under
the control Of tho Baptist denomna-
ton, Their strength aud patronage
viii DO concentrated upon II, No cola
lege or university has ever pr0spered
long that has not been under the pat
rOnage either Of the state or some re-
llgl0us denomination.
INV WY lnhl hN'Hl'n WV HlNl'llhl
advantages OF the college will reasona-
bly, expect 10 contribute literally 10 IT.
erection, Knowing the llberaIty and
enterprsing spirit Of the citizens Of
Dallas, we assured The directors that
hhy thousand dollars could he pro-
cured In stock here, In consideration Oi
which we secured lts location. We
now submit the matter 10 our citizens,
through our agent, the Rev, H. j,
Drane, and solicit their generous co.
operation. The fifty thousand dollars
being secured here, the question Of III
location will be settled beyond contln'
gency. ADRIAN WEAVER,
4. l., MAY,
W. L., WILLIAMS,
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Colonel HibbIcr.

The habeas corpus case of Colonel
Hibbler was called yesterday, and, ON
motion of DEFENDANTS attorney, was
continued until half-past eight o'clock
this morning. The case has excited
considerable interest, and the decision
of Judge Hare will be looked for with
interest and anxiety by n host of SYM
pathizing friends and acquaintance.
The HERALD reiterates its opinion,
that the mantle of Oblivion should he
cast over the acts and misdeeds COM
mitted when the passions and preju-
dces of men were aroused by the terri
BILE discord of civil war.
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The committee of ten Of the Lamar
Rifles, appointed at the last regular
meeting of the company to solicit sub.
scriptlons for the purpose Of procuring
II uniform, met yesterday afternoon ut
five o'clock at the mayors Office, Cen
eral w, l.. Cabell in the chair Tho
bid Of Messrs. Hollenbeck ~ Mccall
lom, for making the uniform, was ac-
cepted. A committee OF three were
then appointed to examine and report
on the goods for the Uniform.
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dIAAE

L am offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro-
ceries. provisions and produce,
ut the very lowest prices, and
make ~ speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery TO ac-
cOmmOdate customers. Please
give us ~ trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MElNCZER.
Grocer, 6lJ Elm street,
Dallas.
onEdQn
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A NIiIAlnnl lnrnnl.

our muslc-lovlng citizens are prom
Used u rich treat next Friday evening
in the shape of concert to DO given
by Mrs. j. A. Francis, for the purpose
Of aiding the.constructiop Of an Epsco-
pal church at Lawrence, She Will be
assisted by some Of our musical anna
tours with whose names our readers are
familiar THE HERALD bespeaks for
Mrs. Francis cordial welcome.
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SOCnETA HE'S.
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street
over G. NJ. Wheat's store.
DALLAS COMMANDERY No. o, Knights
Tcmplar, will meet nj the Asylum in the clty
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday in each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, E. G.
Ed. q. BOWER, Recorder.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, ROYAL Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city Of Dallas, on the first Monday in each
month.
u. f. COOMBES, NJ. Z. HIP.
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary
TANNEHlLL LODGE, No. so, Il. "a. M.
meets on the second and last Saturday even.
lnSS OF each month, at the Masonic Hall
II. &. BOWER, W. NJ.
w. X. CORNISH, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No il2 +. Il A. NJ
meets ON the first and third Saturday even.
ings OF every month, at its hall over c, NJ,
WheatH store, on Main street.
W. O. CONNOR, W. M.
a. W. NowLIN, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
Eureka Lodge, U. D., L. 0. 0. f., meets nj
Richardson, Dallas county, every Wednes-
day evening, at half-paSt O'Clock.
I. l.. FRANK, NC.
j. S. FLOYD, Secretary.
RlDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. 25 n
U. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows.
Hall. II, q, BOHNY, q D.
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, /. O.o.F., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hail. q. A. CUTLER, N. q.
GUS. AARoNsoN, Secretary. Ave- W.
TRINITY LODGE No.-I. O.O.F,, meets
every Monday night at Odd Fellows hall.
ELI MCCONNELL, Secretary. ''''
knights of Pythias.
CoEuR DE LION LODGE No. s, meets
every Thursday evening. b. Ward, p. O..
I. M. Miers, &C; L. p; Aunspaugh, V. c.;
Master ati Arms; j. q. Leigh, III. of r. Pami
Fulst, NJ. of f.; Edward j. Smith, k. r.
and s.; a. ). Jet, l. g.; b. X. Spratiey.
Britanic Society. IA
The Britanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, in knights of pvtbIas
nail; j. b, MUNDEE, President.
j. ii. RYAN, Secretary.
Patrons of Husbandry.
BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No. q. or ,ho
Patrons OF Husbandry. meets at Patrons'
hall richardson, on the first and thru Sal
urdays of each month. ''''
-, W. II. HARRIS, Master
W. III. STARK, ST.. Secretary.
DALLAS COUNTY COUNCIL-Dr. 7 II |
stevens, master; p. q. SwOr, oyerseer W |
II. Harris, secretary; W. Il. ThurnionJ
reasurer; W. Z. Cochran, gate keeper; lame,
7. Goodnight, Lisbon or Dallas postofce
purchasing agent. 'e'
LISBON GRANGE No. 3, meets on satur.
lay before the second Sunday in each n. ontb
1t nine o'clock A NJ. oii'h'
- JAMES p. GOODNIGHT, Master.
I. A. McADAMs, Secretary.
GOOD TempIars,
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, L. O. CT
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
,hapel church. A"oiiids
49, SION s. RECORD. W. CT
j. W. RECORD w, Secr,tarv W " l.
DALLAS LODGE No. l4S, /. o. @. IT,. maa,s
very Friday night, at their lodge roon, o.s
lain street. between Austin and LANAI on
w. =. BIRMINGHAM, w, ct
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fare you going after that sugar?'
called a Marquette (Mich.) mother to
her boy, who was in the street. Gam
| going after that sugar ?" drawled the
youth in saucy and impudent tone /;
but just then he happened to see his
father coming up behind him, and he
said very respectfully and lovingly {:
"Why, of course | am, ma didn't
know you needed it right away"
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Departure Of Dallas FlrGmen for IIOus-
ton TO Participate In the Get
d. CbraliOn.

Notwithstanding the slur of the
Houston Age, thirty.hve members of
the fire department, belonging to Hook
and Ladder company No, and Dallas
Fire company No. !, accepted the in
vitation rendered them, and left for
Houston last evening. Lange's brass
band Of twelve pieces accompanied
the delegation. The llremen presented
II very creditablc appearance, and will,
no doubt, reflect honor upon them
selves, our department and city
ut the celebration. 1t is to be regret
ted that East Dallas Hook and Ladder
company failed to send a delegation,
but private business deferred many
who would otherwise have attended.
The band wore handsome uniform,
and presented "A neat and attractive APP
pearance. Under the lead of Lange, If
that band don't give the Houston Age
man serenade that Will surprise him,
it will be ~ matter Of surprise to some
body in Dallas, The delegation was
not composed entirely of firemen.
Among the "critters" that was carried
along was John ShadelPs black-and-
tan, radiant in n scarlet covering, and
seemingly rs happy and joyful over
the excursion as though it had been
n chartered or honorary member of the
department.. THE HERALD extends its
best wishes, and hopes the "boysn will
have pleasant, agreeable and enjoy
able time.
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GO TO PIERCE AZ LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
delphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautif'ulin the mar
kef. Also u large stock Of Lin
err and Holland Shades i'm
stock.
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TuEnAILY mGnALn

Will be ound ou sale by The news-
boys on Nil trains ~ the Texns ana
and Pacific railway, and ~ The fellow
ing news stands la The city, yiz'i w. w.
PrnnkIin a 40, n0i Main street H. D.
Star, Lamar sireeil Pierce ~ Lyle, Do1
Main street, and y, MeEihare, Fam ~
street,
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For Sale.

For sale.
fine new 80 horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets of burrstones with d
complete outfit of mill machinery-all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
at great bargain, for few days only, by
W. F. Lyle Il Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
49dtf
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CITY ScriD

w f. Lyle n 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 in and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads of
"Improved City Property" "Vacant 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 number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides n number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly Inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 26Gdlm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS she,en.

THE HERALD has been furnished
with lengthy communication from
r. j. Cromwell, the individual referred
to in the district criminal court pro-
ceedings few days since. AS the COM
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9aily Gerald.
WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL 81,


MY residence, eorner 'ncihe avenue
and Houston atreeis, embracing hail
black 81 ground. win - well finished
one,siory and bnsemeni roeh'eonere'e
building, and all necessary oui-buiih'
ings, eie, Al early applicant may Me-
cure bargain,
JNO. w. swINDELIs,
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On IlIe Mnr I,MIII.

A scalper explains how II works,
causing pleasure Instead Of pain, Rail-
road tickets bought, sold and eXchang"
ed by johnson, San Jaclnto hotel,
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MARRIED..

LlTTLEHALE-ELLlS- Tyler, Texas
brides parents, by the Rev, W. W. Binn +.
ii. Littl hale, of Dallas, Texas, and Miss Cora
Cora N, eldest daughter of Ira Ellis, of Ty-
Ter.
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The finest pocket cutlery i'm
Dallas may be found at Frank
Inns book store, 5O4 Main
street.
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A Valuable Invention.

The most remarkable saving Invention
that has been introduced 10 the public Is
Wllmoth Patent Flat Iron Heater II isnn
improvement upon the old system Of IRON
ing Ten cents viii furnish fuel for II day.
ironing, nnd eau be- used In any port of the
house without smoke nnd heat prico ~.
For particulars regarding county aud state
rights, etc., 0pplyto N, POTTER " co.,
d1d2w 600 Main street, Dnllns,
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Books and Badges for Bands
of Hope at Franklin's book
store, 5Ol Main street.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Including the El PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed mt FrankIin's book store.
5O4 Main street, Dallas,
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Those Canes---rhOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 504 Main street.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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CITY BUSlNE SS.

MIR. A, II, CLINTON viii have the exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of Tho Daily
Herald from this date until further notice,
April 20 1879.
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PIERCE a. LYIE'S

PIERCE "a LYLES,
5Oi Main street, IN the place 10
gei your wall paper New pat
terms and styles received ~ H.
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you Will forever regret ID.
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Law Blanks OF every description fer sale
and printed 10 order. at this once.
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70 NIL Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Kindness.

If can got sufficient encouragement by
letters to Justify me to travel through Texas,
| viii examine their eyes carefully for Ave
dollars, and all curahlo eases win warrant
cure or no pay, Address,
DR, II, II, lllSLOP.
Physician and Ocullst, Hot Springs, ARK.
Please enclose letter stamp FOR their AN
swors, 52dlm'
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"NeuriI,s

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia,
0dly he, HOsHlN Agent Tor Dallas,
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For CrOqueIs az The latest
styles and finest finish. 20 In
Frankiin's book store, SOL
Main street.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-04

APPLES are o grown in which two
or more varieties are blended into one
that is, apples having one section sweet
and the other sour. 1t is exceedingly
interesting to examine the crop, as one
apple differs widely from another, and
there is difficulty in finding two precise
ly alike. The line of demarcation on
the skin is distinctly defined, the SOU
portion having a reddish color, while the
sweet is of a pale green.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-06-04

DR.. WALKER tried various extracts
from herbs and roots, without benefit.
He noticed, however, that -iicphoi, that
hane of the human race WAS used ii
their preparations, and he determined to
exclude the poison entirely from his own
practice, SO that the sin Of making men
~drunhardS, while pretending to cure
them, should I:eycr lie at his door. TIE
Almighty blessed his experiments, and
Ill the VINEGAR BITTEtS he las produced
a pure, healih-rcstorirg agent, which
banishcS disease III every form. r"invigo-
rates the system, and restores strength to
the fe"hIest sufferer. There Is no par:
Of Iife's citadel where the enemy can
make a lodgment that the VINEGAR BIT
Frs VIII not ind him, and put him 10
the rout. ImDTity II 6tood IS the
parent OF disease the liver, the stomach,
the lungs, the nerves, every vital organ
is affected primarily, from this cause,
and III this direction the VINEGAR BIT
acts with magical influence. 81
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HE New York City Rapid Train bill
has been killed in The State Legislature
An effort is being made to have Il special
session called for the purpose of consid-
ering the question of furnishing the reo-
pie of the metropolis with some ade-
quate means Of travelling through the
city.
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TIE only manufactory of wooden
skewers in the world, it is supposed, ex-
lists in Toledo, Ohio, whence millions of
them are shipped to England. They are
made by machinery from hickory blocks.
Between $4,000 and &C, 200 are turned
out every day.
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HERE are several kinds of worms
which trouble holses the %pin-worms (pointed
at both ends are the most common and most
dangerous. Nherid0n'S CGr0iry Conditjol,
P0'rd"r$ viii III i few days eject the worms, and
the horse will begin TO thrive.