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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-05

When a man feels disposed to overestimate
his own Importance, let him remember tTat
mankind got along very well before his birth,
and in all probability they will get along very
well after his death.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1875-08-05

Totals, S339,9ii'of' Tf-''"li'''-
We have burnt the candle at both ends. We
have eynorted more coin and less produce.
We have paid higher duties and collected ie,>
revenue. We have suffered all the evils and
realized none of the promised advantages of
contraction. And yet the Republicans tell YOU
to continue the same policy. They are simply
contractionsts, they are not hard-money men.
We are told-my friends of the press tell me
there are men who go to the other extreme.
ita and wealth; who would increase the cur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-20
Assisting Nature.

It's of no use attempting to force nature.
She won't stand it, and rebels. She must be
coaxed, asst wee, not driven. For instance,
In attempting 10 overcome constipation or
indigestion, violent, or what physicians call,
by way OF euphony, "heroic" treatment is
sure 10 defeat the purpose In view, which Is,
or should be, to permanently remedy the
evil. The use OF drastic cathartics Is espe-
@ ally to b. deprecated, for although they
Temporarily overcome coStivFness, yet the
intestines are so weakened and intiamed by
them as to b. unit TO perform the elective
function properly. How much better to as
s!si nature in such a case with such mild
and salutary nperlent as HpSteiter's stom-
ach bittsrs, which strengthen at the same
time that they relieve tbs bowels. Not only
Is this result achieved by their use, bu, the
activity of the torpid liver is restored, the
stomach invigoratel, and the entire system
greatly benefited
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Personal.

II. j, Adams, Esq, left last night
for Austin, aud VIII romaln IN the emp
ltal u few days,
Alexander Charles Garrett p'pu
who has just returned from u short mp
Ia Clelurne, LETT on u hyiug visit last
nlpht "a CorHicana, The magnitude OF
hls diocese keeps him on the wing
I'D. W, Saunders, Esq, terminal
agent OF tho l'ranscontinental railway,
at l5rookston, arrived by the Central
yesterday evening, aud will remain II
few days In our city, He aud the Re
llgioua Editor took In "Dallas by gnS'
light lasi night Welcome.
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TnG CASE OF POISONING.


10 the Editor Of tho Dallas lIernld'
Your medical reporter has made
some serious hlundcrs In reporting the
case OF poisoning lhnt recently occurred
NJ the Cosmopolitan hOtal nnd you
Will pardon mo N presume 10 correct
him. BY chance an experienced med
iCal mnu, with whom | was unRc'
quainlcd ut the time, was an observer
OF the ease, c0gniznnt of The remedies
employed and wns wulchtnl of Their
ellpets. ! refer to Doctor j. H. Curd, u
retired physician, who was for four
teen years n surgeon In the United
States army and for four years IN the
rebel service.
The eubjoined correspondence will
give your medical readers, for whose
eye alone this X intended, u ,lenrer
idea OF the antdotes employed and OF
their efficacy. Most respectfully
II ". ALLEN.
LETTER fRoM DIR. ALLEN.
DALLAS, TEXAS, February 10,
pr, j, II. Curd
SIR Doubtless yOnr attention has
been called 10 al article in this days
HERALD, entitled "Morphia.n AS
the wording OF mat poflion OF the ar
tlcie descriplnS the ~ eu''nl treatment
ami US resnits'is wen c"'rulatrh 10 pro-
duee ialse impressions, you WIZ confer
q favor ny. giving u hrie' slnleine,.t OF
what you know Of the matter Very
respectfully, 4. W. ALLEN.
LETTER FROM nocroR CuKp.
n., r,,,.,, r.tr,,,,,,o
'""''N'' i"H"'' 4'o'''"'9 400
W, w. w. N'i'"'
MY DEAR SIR Your note OF th's
date has nat hcti' hnnueu me ANA III
rel ~ make the following statement;
On "Wednesday last. hearing mat
there was " case OF poisoning NJ the
Cosmopolitan hoteL was induced to
go WIN me efowu l" see what was the
matter l iouhh several physiciahs III
Vhe room, Doctor la hue oelhg lhe
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IMMENSELY IELEGRiPn.
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, February l9.-AT0ney
steady Gold lll6ll4l huying and sell
ing; silver steady at l0S@l0sI, buy.
ing and selling.
Exchange-te commercial bills inscant
supply. Rates very firm.
Hides steady; dry flint selected,
l9tal9lc; US thew run lsjGlSsc; wet
snlIed selected scale; as they run s(6,
Ste, butchers green Tl@Sc; dry sailed
sold us drv flint. with allowance for
salt; que stock, cents
Cotton-Market steady. Ordinary,
l2lc; good ordinary, l8lc; low mid
ding, l4lc; middIinR, loo; good mid
ding, l54c. Sales 585 hales; receipts,
1916 bales; stock, 74,379 bales. Week.
Ieeelpts 10, 81 bales; sales, 6379 bales,
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The AanlhM ealeTn.

This ~ the name OF the new life m
aurancc company founded In Deccm-
Der last Ia this city, The well display
cd advertisement elsewhere should be
reud by all Interested In this Import
ant matter Oflife Insurance.
Ex-Gov. Throckmorton, whose name
appears rs president, IL too widely
known In Texas, and particularly this
district, which he Is 10 represent IN
congress, to need any introduction
from us.
Mr. y. j. Adams, the yice.prosidcnt,
IL the senior Of the banking firm OF
Adams ~ Leonard of this city, who Is
generally conceded to Oe ono of the
most successful hnancers and business
men.
Mr., Baskerville isnn old experienced
Insulan ce man and is the secretary.
Mr.. j. l.. Leonard, the trcasuroris the
Junior member Of the banking house OF
Adams " Leonard, aud Is the righI
luan Ia the right place.
Or. Il. w. Wiley, the medical direct
or, is in every way qualified.
Mr.. A. NJ. Johnson, the superintcnd'
ent OF agencies, and Mr.. II, l.. Sweet
man, the local agent, are popular, re-
liable, energetic men, familiar with
their work,
The company has ample capital and
IL already buildingup fine business,
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NEW OHEANs, February W. Nnl,
iun movement WulipllF fusptllfu
lg heavy rain dung hurlnfan NuN,F,
hnlrs 81 100 bales Prices pa lleheN W
repnrls nom Liverpool and advance u
lorrlgn exchange, Good ordinary 10
slrirt good ordinary, l3lhGlliG low
niddling 10 strict low middllng, ~
ml6r niiddllug 10 strict mlddllne,
lil@l5lN good mlddllng TO mlddllhg
fair lhBMi6lG,
Receipls /, iOl bales exports coast
wise. "a bales, stock 2D7OOO bales
receipts for The week, net, aO,lIl eales
gross, $500 bales exp0rls continent
IlD27 bales cOastwlse 4, $40 balesiufeal
Britain 1889 bales sales so, 400 bhlesi
unsOld last evening liO,SOO bales Oh
shlpboard $4,000 bales,
NEW YORK
NEW York, February TO-. Stocks
dull, Money 2! per cent, Cold iiag'
Exchange - Long, - ~! short,
- 81, Governments dull STATE bonus
dull, - -,
Cotton steady, Sales llO bales, Up
lands, l6lc Orleans, l0Bc
Futures opened hledler' February
l5Ml5l 2l,S2c April, 10 a-a2@l09ci
June 10 ll-lGGl0ic, 80
Eyenlng-Moncy easy 1T s!@8 PEI
cent. Sterling steady NJ ~ 90 GOLD
Inactive nj li3gllk Governments dulil
and steady States quiet and nominal
Cotton Net receipts, 1910 bales
gross, 2l6s bales oo.
Futures closed steady. Sales $4,000
bales. February, l5ici March, 1910
| % 25,82G April, l6b@lGb'32c May, II
7.lOmlG l5.82c; June, III 2882ci July
II l.39GnlG 40; August, II b'S2@ 10 3'l0'
September, nominal AZ ldic,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February 10, noon, Cot
ton firm, Mldddllng uplands, 1907 idi
mlddllng Orleans, I'D Sales liOOC
| baleg.
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usenutiry NOur Houses.

the spring Of theyear approaches,
business men have more leisure. They
will be able to linger NJ home, perhaps
an hour. As n means OF. divertlng their
minds from the engrossing cares OF the
Office, there Is nothing better than
working up their gardens, preparing
the ground for flowers and in painting,
white-washing and repairing their
premises. 1t Ia really surprising how
much can be done IN the way of beau
tifying home, and rendering it n
pleasing object to the eye, by an hour
or two OF work by n man OF taste in
such matters The work done in maxi
Ing home attractive, by adding little
inexpensive comforts, which cost
nothing, but the labor and time spent
In making them, is never thrown
away. Atree planted here aud vine
trained there, will often add pictur-
esque, cosy tone to an otherwise bleak
and dismal looking place.
Home ia the center of the only gem
uine happiness and how Important
then Is it that the impressions of it
produced upon the minds of children
should be agreeable and lasting for a
good influence. Many parents seem to
think that the time spent in improving
their homes and gardens ~ thrown
aSay They will let the weather and
time, the weeds and stray animals take
their places year in and out and never
turn finger to prevent decay and
dilapidation. II makes no difference
how simple and unpretending home
may he, if the people who live in it
will only do so they can always make
it comfortable, tasteful and pretty. In
nothing is the intelligence and re-
tinement of people more marked
than in the appearance their
homes present. Where you see fences
down, shutters of, whItewash, paint,
soap, aud flowers strangers, you may
look for Ignorance, viciousness, u want
of thrift and u total lack of the soft
and ennobling influences of an educa-
tion. The man does not live, what
ever his previous advantages may have
been, who will not sooner or later, be-
come besotted by ceasiDg to care any
longer how his home looks, or whether
his family are as comfortable as he
might make them. With this species
OF carelessness once fixed upon him
his ultimate degradation isonly ques-
ton of time.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALp,
February 10, 1875. !
GENERAL, MANHET.

IL isunderstoOd that these prices are for
round lots; for smaller quantities. higher
rates have to be paid.
BALlNG STUFF Basging, domestic, l6c;
india, Nc; ties, Beard, sac; arrow, DC.
BACON-Stocks light, bat ample for the
demand. Clear Sides he; breakfast bacon,
loo; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely la
market
BRAN-None In the market.
yaCANDLES-supply large. Full weight,
1876 " h.
CoFFEE-Falr, 23c; prime, 2lc; strictly
prime, 4ic. stocks light, but ample for pres
emf demand.
CoRN-Coming in freely from the sur
rounding country. buying ut S0@90c 4
busnel; selling, yin@Sl W,
CORN MEAL--Clty mills only In market.
Selling ut 81 o5,Gl % " bushel.
FLOuR-Stocks large, and equally divided
between western ana Texas lt ocuction.
HAMS-uncanvassed sugar cared I5c; can
vassad sugar cured, lie y h.. The sup
ply Il falling on temporarily.
HAf-C"untry baled sSl2@l5 per ton; per
bale 81 -. No western in tine market rs the
supply of tho ionn-r Is sufficient and of good
QuaIiN.
H1DES-Dry flint selected, he: as they run,
lt@iSS dry sailed, li6eI5, green, 1a7c; wet
snl.ed, ?@Sc. The quantity coming into
market is small,
LARD--Marliet well supplied, Tlerces,
ljc r To- KEYS, 1850; cans, lie.
MOLASSES-fNir 6lc; prime, 6jC; choiae,
iSc; al Louisiana product Silver dlips Use,
All grades In half barrels Sc per gallon
| higher Sufficient on hand fof large sales.
OATS-C0untry raised, supply quite fair,
Selling AT t5@70c; seed SIC "A bushel
ONluNS-s6 70 per barrel, with sufficient
for present necessities, but shipment of
stocks are delayed.
PUfATOES-Stocks light, cold weather
preventing shipments from ST. Louis and
New York. Early rose, western, "a; rs east
ern IS; 90 early Goodrich 81 20; Peach blows
81 30 per barrel.
SALr--Tho market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, and prices, IL is thought, will i'm
prove. Selling ut 81 10 per sack for coarse
and 81 40 fol- fine.
SOAP Dallas Manufacturing Co. 616c per
| Id; olive 81. That OF home manufacture Is
| giving good satisfaction and being u home
enterprise deserves enlnrged patronage.
~SrARCH-71%c y 10 for corn, and ample
stock in store.
SUGAR--StoclS large, Fair, SIC, prime, &C.
strictly prime, s1Se; choice, iOl3c; Y. O., lp5c
A, 2c,cofiee A, l2Ic:powderedpl3 11Sc; crushed
| 1879 an.
lRON-Bar, &c D N; round, square and
band, 6g7i2c; horse shoe, 712c; nail rod, &c
steel, ll9l2fSc pB,
HORSE SHoEs- Burdans, SGs,Sc q II, nc.
corning TO class.
s.NAlllS--s5 90 q kPg for rates" (l0J, 2Od and
er: casing u 20 " keg higher; horse shoe, "A
| @29c.
CASTINGS Heavy, oslOc y ID.
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a..,l,oa ana orange.

DIR. Prices F,lavorings Of Lemon and
Orange are made from the fruit and
have their grateful agreeable taste
without the turpentine odor which is
observed in those extracts usually sold,
made from poisonous oils, acids, and
tastes sharpeued 10y cayenne pepper.
We advise those who wish choice,
pure. extracts to buy Or. Prices. They
are like his Cream Baking Powder, all
that Is represented, really genuine, al
most alone in the market in these i'm
portant respects.
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cisrAwM car
Melancholy Situation Of q Feline Xxx.
pl0rer.

The neighborhood OF the post office
Is celebrated as much for the variety
aud squalling capacity Of Its cats, as it
is for the ringing of railway bells and
the blowing of whistles. Every prl-
vate house In the vicinity has score
of cats, which spit and squat every
night and race around the neighbor-
hood like mad. Brick bats, sticks
aud pallngs have no effect upon them.
They thrive under persecution. For
ths last few nights, though, seuse Of
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WE. LYrR n co., real estate agents, No, 100
Lamar street, beg leave TO call tho attention
OF persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate to
the extensive lists Of property on their
bulletin boards IN aud outside Of
their Office, undor the respective heads 81
" improved City Property" "Vacont Guy
Lots" Farms" aud "Unimproved aud
Wild Lands" embracing business houses aud
vacant lots IA the commercial cch'c' 81 the
city Also, building lots, and q number of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter Of the city, Also, lOrge tracts of wild
lands Ia Dallas and other counties OF the
state, hrsldcs u number of farms OF various
slsus, including several large aud highly im-
proved plantations within five miles Of the
city OF Dallas, 25ddlm
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ws.I pii'Egt

aId Wlni0W shades. ihe inrg-
est, cheapest UnA mart beh''ii-
lui GcsigHH iu else els. we
hnyo ihe exclusive sale 0f ihe
G'hnndciph,a ssuslic sliHdc,'he
unly rustic that ~ giitcd and
frosted also la plain ooiors,
cheaper mud better than all
others. a Inrge stock 81 wall
paper Ofilc newest patterns
FIERCE a. LYLE.
so. Main street.
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sweet revenge llas teen fll vs. OIL Nl0
hayn been kept awake by The lrllnr
night cputeli-, Au ahYeuuuus oii
Tom cat, weary of che Fashionable
dissipation prevailing among his hlnl
aud the late hours Kept hy hiH muIlnH
youul sous has sought pn oNnrlunlll
hr meditation w. climbing upon lnp
NJ Captain Observation-Disclosures nnd lh"r
he has been H. DEEP study Tor l"n
day, without q drop ~ whisky ora
mouse, Ills MUD has evidently
failed him and he has forgotten the
way down, or elseeamly conlempales
shaking on THIS caI coli by starving
himself 10 death. iIe heods not ihp
squalls 0i his friends, who spend wild
nights ont on roof hard lH'
There he sits, looking NJ "lhe canherA
Of Il calm world nnd u long peace"
passing by, aud will NOT even equAll'
Nothing less than an eighty foot lad
der can got IT HIM meantime, one Of
his nine lives Is nearly used up, and
tho hump Of hIs back Is not near aH
defiant as II was, May be ho IL wotoh'
ing Tor hurgurs, certainly not for lph'
This lonely sentinel seems determined
TO perish NJ hIa post, and the great
question now h, how long viii that eat
be able to hold his poaItlon9 Perhaps
If the lransmigratlon Of souls III true,
he II some defeated candidate mualng
on Tie mutabillty OF human affairs
II he don't lroede Tonight There b M
virtue In IA nOrthcE
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DRY GOODS.

PRINTS-Am"rlcan, SIC; Garner s6sl6c.
Donnell, SIC; Clinton, re; Mallory, pink
and purple, NJ; Merrimac, Sc; Wnmsuita, 7l(c.
OOME ,rlC-lndian Head, A., lie; Attain
7-Swide, sic; same 81 wide, 10; Guilt Lin.
ings, Sd &c; IL, 6iSc.
BLEAClIED-Fruit of the Loom Al, lie;
sehud. "a. l3Iac; Vale, oydc; Booth is, iO<c;
Utica, ia. sc.
,SIIEEIlNus-iO.I brown, SOSS5c; lH4
bleached SU94Oc.
TlCKINGS-O Omega a A, &c; Easton
Xxx, lStSc; b. lie; y e A l2c.
STRIPES AND PLAlDS-Hlckory l2@lic;
Chtviot l2iI2c; Alabama piaids i3c.
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Tup nAILY HERALD

VIII he found ou snie by The news
boys on all trains ~ The f"Nns anu
ana Pacific railway, and ~ she fellow
ing news stands IN ihe city, ViNi W. W.
Praphiin a 60, b0i Main street u, H.
star. Lamar street Pierce Z" Lyle, oO7
Main street. and .. McEihnre, Ln'" ~
slrept.
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To Tia City Subscribers Of ihs Dallas Hef'ld'
From nnd after lhia dnlc tfebranrs
a, issSi, the connection 81 No. H. w.
neville, ~ ngeul los sho eiif hubNcrlp'
lion list, ceases, and Mr. 1eHso ~ WIZ
IInn,son viii hnyo charge ~ ihe SAME
Hereafter Payments - hin only WE
he Acknowledged hy thia 0nlee,
.. ". swIN hI,a'LH,
Pebrunry q, 1879, ruhiiHier,
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M. m. I,IrANlkLLN q al,

VI. li. 4ltRN.AS'AN ~ Sab'
50 Main street, IFc now seiiing
GOODS az very reduced prices.
QRii nnN examine Heir large
mad clegaH, stock, and make
yourselves RRd them happy ~
buyimg ,isels cheap ANA elegant
BOOKS. etc.
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VI, Il, Davis Photograph Parlors, thlrd
door west 0f Adams Leonardh bank, Elm
street, Wednesday. February II, Mr., DAVIS
respectfully Invites his numerous friends
Rnd customers 20 call, as no pains VIII be
spared 10 show them through his magnih'
cent suite Of rooms, which are entirely COM
plete In all their departments.
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CITY BUSINESS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

All those who have in their possession any
books belonging to the psl as Library nsso.
citation, are hereby requested 10 return them
Immediately.
BY order Of the directors.
Al. hOsrNFlEI D. SECRETARY.
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Howard W, Peak, ESQ, u fol Wellil, "
au authorized travelling asenl ol tue pa'ls'
Herald, nom lhii date unlil further notice
1, ", sWINDELlS''
peoambar 10, lhIl,
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The a0n day Or February IN
the Iasi Eos a fortune In the
louisville Library Gift Com
cert.
PIERCE GLgLE, Agents.
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Aailg gerald.
si,rRDly nOnsiAG, FrnnlAW ao


ny resideuee, Garner reeiiie Hyenne
aed Houston sfreels, embracing hnll =
biosk ~ gronnd, Win eWeii hnishfa
sne,sigTy nnd bHseInnnI r'rh'e"nfrf''
bulIdiug, ana aii necessary 1W''hn''h'
Tags, s,e. A. early applicant may No.
care a bargain
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Mable. Todd a Co.'s gold pens
ut Frankiin's book store, sea
Main street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.



We are nutnorISeu 70 "nupun"o NY n m"u
dnto Tor Mayor, ut the ensuing April cleo
ton.
Wa oro outhorIzod ia onnounce the name
or" A. n,ss!tSI. ns n candidnte for Mayor
0t ia, euswInV 4 mil election.
A..c..or md goIIcctcr.
,,u,.,.oii,i,.,,inn Of ,nnuv business mon
,,,.N ninnIs / nrnsnn, me- mime MS IA candj.
Int u az diiy kssessnr ma Collector. election
Inv Anil ,ii RespcctIully,
>" 'P'"' W. SrEPUENSDN.
Dallas, February II, 1870
We nre authorized TO announce the name
of GEORGE SHIELDS MS n candidate for
the unicn of city assessor and collector NJ
The ensuing election subject however, TO
the nomination Of convention or primary
election provided Such convention IL menu
We are authorized to announce THOMAS
y KEs Tan, me present incumbent, II can
dldute lor reelection.
-
Wa ara outh ri2ea and reouest 10 an
nounGc 3D.. OAv ID NtNI ~ cnnnioate
FOR treasurer t the cry ni Dallas, ~ the APP
pi0aching municipal eiecu'h III --prli heN''
We ARE authorized and requested 20 AN
nouuc,. ROBBERY %. WEST ns II cal didate
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has hpen spared 10 make u The
nelmonirps NJ Dallas, Everything
rom top 10 boilem Is splc'#pan new
tableware, linen aud cutlery Included
This enterprise merits aud should re-
oeiye patronage fom oar citizens
who may rely an finding always a
well stocked harder, elegant ooisiae
and polite Attendance, loInorrow We
will give ~ account Of the openlns
aud Interior arrangement aud hlrnl'
lure Of the establishment
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The Great southern Dollar
store receives new goods daily.
2.eilm q. m. a an
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NyTANTED-Co Copying, by m experienced
w copylst Address orders TO LOCK boz
ISL, All orders attended to with dispatch
aud Lratness, fulI
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TEE TEXAS sGUAsAE MEtsaS-
HEis,
Substitute for Use Texas ASusa-
n8c, gg Frank ii,t's book store.
I0l Main Slvees, bWlIR4.
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The CrntchncId House
For terms apply 10
80, cRuTOHFlELp, OF
uAsION A. TlioMAh'
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FURNITURE for sale and
/ 4 house TO rent inquire NJ Charles Dep
lo's barber shop, east side OF public square.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL IL
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

In the recent elections the people nave de-
oldod In favor OF honesty In poll Ties and In
dependence In journalism, The Tribune,
witch years ago declared that II was not and
newer more would bs a party organ, claims
the verdict, ~ the popular Vindlohuon OF
lts course, and recognizes III the result The
voice OF the people for reform ana integrity
IN government, for candor ana Independence
among newspapers, During the campaign
which has lust closed The Tribune hue FUZZY
maintained It's right TO the tltl9oi The Lad.
Ing American Newspaper This position II
has earned ana retains Tor the followlnk
among other reaaonhi
II publishes ALL the news, earlier, more
fully, and more intelllRently IMAM any othtr
paper .,
country, the right OF local self.government,
and tho protection OF oil CLASSES IN the exef'
else of their just and legal rights.
IL advocates confidence ana good feeling
between north and south, and laborS for an
honest aud abiding reconciliation,
IL maintains fairness and clndor toward
public men and questions, and dignity and
courtesy toward associates and rivals.
II publishes scientific news, reports, discus
| sions and discoveries 70 n degree OF 'ullneS
and accuracy never before attained by any
paper
Ii gives every week ten or more colums OF
the most carefully prepared agricultural
| matter during the year, much more IN tile
| aggregate than the entire contents OF any
other agricultural publication, ana the whole
| forming department Of which nm eminent
| agricultural editor sa!d. ut has done more
| 10 make good farmers thnn amy other inlu'
cnce which ever existed"
| II has published n series OF scientific ana
| literary extras which have met wider sale
| and more emphatic popular approval than
any similar publication OF the kind'