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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
The C,ty'. Deeas ~ ., Prs.a.u..

The Catys Bends ~ . PreMtN@.
The now City loan ,of e12s, 200. hAs bssn aN
sold At premium, ranging from hftsen cents to
three per cont This In very creditable
achievement on tho part OF the finance oommit-
tce aud ono unprecedented in the l,istosy Of
our municipal borrowing. The credit of ths city
has been 10 maintained that its bonds have
steadily stood 1t par. and none have been placed
1t any time. under that rase. Even At periods
when the demand for money was active, and \
six per cent. security considered by
no means desirable, the bonds Of the
City Of Wilmington have been negotiated
1t their full faos value, and have not declined
to less quotation In the current salss Of the
market. But to rise even above this, and dis.
pose of 10 large . loan in one day, at premi-
um, II still more crsditable both to the city and
those conducting IL finances "A sVAF.
ysse hssss ,lst, Ms urge thst the epss
of borrowing shall not encourage thu
further accumulation Of municipal debt
Public feeling is justly opposed r
the issue Of more bonds, except for some
purpose Of the greatest Importance. Tho sstab
lishment Of sufficient water supply is an objec
10 vitality important to our manufacturing In
dustxiss, 10 he eoAlsst u ths people, and tn
prossction Of property frsn Are thaa the iarg'
amount expended upon II " money well invest
I'd. But the city debt haa now reached poiu
beyond which furthsr addition 70 Il n to BE- dag
rscatsd Tho inesrsst charge and annual pay
msnts Of principal, whish, ~ shs terms Of the ssv
sral loana. must bs uhads, are Themselves heav
burden upon the annual TAI hsts, and the.
should mot be incrseaed. until an increase o
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

Il. al l~HKAN 49, - SAS AHSS AVUA = E0p~s
Iss The Nav York Eeeniagi Pos4 (Wn. Cullen
aBsysnts joafsnsl,) which haa had lNale OF no1ts-
ihg 10 ~ about the BssdAhr scandal during H.
,psogrese, i,ea, in is issue Of TAsslAy lsagthy
sstols on the subjsots After .aytns thes II III.
ton had brought an aetion fes Gyofea,ht would
have hesn thrown on, OF Q~~N on any auch
evidences a. hs furuialad. the wntpx nacp ,ii.9
4 Il Wes not for Mr.. Bssoher TO- Nule1 hineelf
qpoesht- the hardest kind Of proof often--but
for hie assaiIants TO- prove him guilty. II they
fail lR thAt il their teatiaaony " ~ suspsot, 70
douhsfp|. 10 conttadictazy, o. no Inadequate, q
not 70 snocsed in oonviueing twelve honest and
impaxtiA men to whonjt " sAbmietad, they fail
altogether; their charge b unsupported, and the
object OF THAR assAult Walks forth In his orig,-
nal innocencs-that inpncsnco which the law
presumes and opinions ought to preserve-ths
condition Of any man until he u shown 10 be
[ othaRVjse. - - vi tIast- t- -r.l
,Itis an accquittal. which We believe public
opinion will sooner or later receive and ratify.
His age, his ready services 70 any good cause,
his ssssne self confidence, the ardent devotion
Of hiA friends those who have hsen the longest
With htn and the neazest The most devoted
ny nothing Of the obvious Rnpo and improbable
ties OF tho testimony against him-will continue
TO opeGata in his favor, until the clsuds which
nov. .lower over him have dispaesed, end his
uInspifpept abilities and neble and generous
NATURE shall CONS out In thslr pristine glory.
I
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

hlbG SF02b - sh440 3'0BAk9c Wtuk3Vs
Thsrs isA world of thoueht IN ths iats11S Sente
that the oldest convict III The Ohio Panitsnda1
John Gull, Of Stark county, is dead. He hsd
besn m inmate of tihat inssitutiou, fDr thirty
eight years, under Mfe sentence which was H.
orally carried out II 10 imposaible to fTiatne
The horrors Of thirty eight yeafs' exPeriahfe
In . prison. He went there comparatively
young. Nearly all his aduit life, fsl1hlug
through two generations. was spent In rigorous
confinement His brow Wa neysr famed ny
the breezea Of nature, except 20 far Is II cAne
through iron bars and the oppressive n&1no$-
phsre Of the cen. For nearly forty yesrs to
III the world he was dead while actually nv
Ing. During much Of ti,a* period even tie
the darkness Of despair substituted in its stead.
no more than II he I'D never been born. He
must have been . rstnarkAble man 10 heVe
survived N iapsison{snt 10 long psotfscted
an imprisooussnt the horrors and eu6erings Of
which are tuoonoeivably wusse than itnnaedftee p
physloal extnotion upon the eAabws. His Of
eense WAS ppufder In The peroxyHm OF passion,
and for It he made this pfodaEtous Atoneinant Of
suffering. II would hSve, Boon piienosaemnh
worth seeing 10 have discharged hin from thp
prison several ysars ago and sssn hts astopisli
ment upon. .re-enteriqG tha .Xozld. Of who'll he
had 30 little knowledge. He, probably, would
have initiated tl1c prisoner In the old French
bAstile, who, for ~ equal Or greater length of
time, had been ilnmnred within u tAitble VAfla
and who, upon b6ing dischsrged, returned to the
only world which he know and which know him
| and which long habit hAd made tolerable.--
Upper &a,adusay Union.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
pra,vsns \. sks 11ssss,n schosis.

y Dravvin8 IN the Desesn Schools.
Massachusetts, has bad four ysarA tsial Of the
experiment Of teaching draMiagiln aAs pashe
SCHOOLS, md aesosdaas 70 the Account given BY
Louise Chandler Nqplton. Of Boston, the rassltl
has bean quite satjsi8ceory. Mach Of tha auncess
haa bssn due to the intelligent supeeviAon Il tho
sssts lirectc, -: waltz eulth- Tha beginning
E ,.;n 1,as 10 ~ so. so9 a W.. 's.,ns, 7nS
eAn dsaw ! square, he h hnsht 10 draw crna;
'nsetal dsdgns, ha.ed % the Squass. He 4 thnd
mAde acquainted with the first elemAnts Of decorl
aakvs NJ Tho &sqassezieef fa1a ars suecsAded
By ths scoavsnttune, ohes pf leayss, Aossss. btfts
and tAses are combined into simple uepanettAl
designe bessd On ecane 9eoenet1ieel Hgure, -
~ sqaasp, eisAele slfch ~ dstN1ngs an
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tha fsl eosl.e e far yests 81 ID:
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
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lFnAcFAlA tExASAN. Isn; ,

An uausuaxss 1ssnisosixR wssa -zan tui1s1-
TAKERS AND fkvu8y IsEN OoRl1Ao CON.
A4eNFD N ZEE aeAEssAss II .ssA foos T.
ID EldN VS. lsn unssnil0; lixaiy, AinlB} alnsag
ths apdsf>akAM nd AYssyn4A Elaxsaf1Aaal
took glsoa duFiag ths dsE.naps9 RA1e1k fan
DIR Oldest cttlzAass, trdses 4 ~ ~
syalen0e ct eoaAa faAnl sp>1naka., ,s04 unyashs
LIVERY arm ofi 1RQs Ki4kMaA 4 San E,ths
carr1ges for nina, but broke down 0A "A t11h,
iorasts hisides AL tsei hvsassGsine seA1, Asw-
.svsrs weee dEAined 9t them nniaoaas .A4&Aony
private ones wera Drought into nl0Al 4 or
tiae updeftaters, Giles had three rqss9a s "a ~
roa1,, aaad tthare was one lfunasA da 1gtws
were nneMe to ascertain the, D4g7s e AhANR<er-
taker Six, inteyments were made IN ,MA VII
Catholic and one At st. Josepl'A tOA109Ahe
funerals came down from philAdslphiA tbe ~
uaainAss were Of our own catissn6. 4ne eh1
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
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The Co1ee4, O9Afs !,

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Aississipp, AIsapseA bosaA 0ssaaaat deaA.
FlortdA, Aissouri knd Tsnnsssee "a eS6flr
n nrspsseeaaihgs ths crop 70 b b Wy
'sssd Go - = 0n., = - Z :,..s s.t = - -
sa,Ss time last ys.r. Ee6r 9 ssSpasak !.
crop has been unusaa1fy Wdif eddavssoa "a
thsrs u promise in III tHAas GtstQs q ~ aFse-
NJ IsM ~ s4vico tfcfA vnt1 4essl.
zoe - vsARenAnse, hANAh ~ pouaqeoa
fair season III sEpssaeA ~ ~ IN N@Aes q
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

I'd 41e116fel1 6e~41 - - ~ Re
hlhnne1 aAeae ~, Nsatak S11111 fsu4ds
su1ubsA 10 Mi - iaianAtue' ny NO
sptnion sNl4Mzane AnR a1inl dsio ~ nlo.ei DE-
esash eoaA no Iooss. b. delayed ~ s.ss' tldsn
ssaasd 81 Ia 49, q y ds5s { IA siseslsts.
The aAlf N celag!ia hyl fhe 1soapsettop
ss Of s;y7a a M aoo s St0'ass f., aa s.ss fs
t5a NcsSSr s5 4 - % 9atd III Een,
hut Shs caS5 nskafifH 1kkSs i gdJd deat OF
nix lEoailifu'ps % 9.ix . 10 "" n q s''f Y
Mr.. Sans, MI nk1y tditoT Of tho Ledgf,
INDUCED 1a1lea$1x0 49, ttf- some seas0neHl6
reflections on the ocesqAh Of the S5th sppivee-
ssssst os - psess:s .Ikdesa tiss sthasotA
haA NO e$haF head, ,Hha Ledqer, va she next
pepar to thc N. Z, Herald 10 estabilsb. a money
column and H. DAflSf has edited Ii 'ff8fh tho
M dsy useA now.a 6neA ndsaitt dS1ervbs
wtds .tsecghisiou, ana Adsity hero ans
noS' eufy i1dustsy and 7 psssistspcs but
hAe3jble takARffsy q we'll. NE puhli6 knpN6
~ eAses b not mSney saoa&& Il. Wv tke
Spiaions q che LedgSt money. Sdl a1li iaAsd
lSfus II u satissly tr1sesd ana 5tspscSsds TA{
tepastAena hA1l been tho ilstdlnk ,hnaNptAl
aaihstiey ~ tls1s seoekeu aad n u repeaA3t|y
quoted from BY pnnoipsl 5cssAah IN ah parta
Of che scas1zy.ia-f1aaesg7I gaopinkH A
| !, ~ - Il vqiise ,oakAaav Mesvins sna Bar
| rlay. eAAyEd With thA nnnAss 0f aIMAasi iAlex-
an3ss, &C., to trial AAla .wsSk ~ dAagtas the
Ipq1ieaa ainaseesss . which ! u unA / expect
sAlaWenld iabA brought IN ithair sbshalf
be1h si1sona svsre 3 speedily sonsictad. The
sAoelaDo sse1s - "a ,paxtisnlnxly p hsqtal
n6rts Al1nanier, ,aft1r falltslR s4neeleps onlfe
nFrcna MINI Rsnd = ronee1a1av urztil ri, leaat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
i-E-s-r-issss.ss7-tlsat tlsats.gofg ,
Th1 A0A}<E 4AAtragos h
IRON ths rrh1d sphl. Aq)iSn niHs 6'ill 5il

lFFun % fnil1d slphla JuRs 3d'1 y
That Bastile 1t New Castle, nsles>la.sa 4
terrible plsos of ineesceystiQuyIths only sniti&G
toe t.s1 e 4 .hish z a.at Mhse a gsisasass {ss
psTats process 81 1Iplaps. ~ : JAaasr md So..
Ing over the wall g Il Il HaaSly ~ eopa auck
dare devil exploit a this thaa t6esf despsspae~
Of. sass. a ths1s :. ssoaps % IT, hsg hASs & e%s
vhss rol spos $780, I ds 60 nsss "a Hss 1sssS
ho returned to t6a Assy furnace ef Meesl in
the cdnrss ot The ayenine. =, ,syBlzhbeE spsEis''
And "John O,Hripsy sonGAk Dc aSt(kpaesS ~
their natural alamAnt While sRsdg Ap9aA, y
oaenyisosd 8 ". e IN y least y !. paU4e stesa
sounss' g n.y. ua saf1a & ns .Soald oo%s ssi II
pzison u Aev Osesla iailn opsoi not 0nlgito all
so@srs. e. bus eqaally q e ~ sases. gossa nos
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

II Il ". aARREFr A CONTRACT rAoM TALE ooL-
LE0E. s- A NHiHa
N. 4 ". Garrett, photographer Of this city,
have obtaiAsd from the scientific class OF Yale
College the contract for supplying the snnual
class pictures, college views, TO-, which it y tho
oustom to order. The Committee Of the Aca-
demio class also reported in favor Of awarding
the contract TO these gentlemen, but the class
declined 70 approve the contract and it was Civ
on to Notman, OF Montreel, who has reosivsd 1t
for several years. It IL proper to say, however,
that this action Of tho class In setting aaids the
recommendation Of its committee is unprs-
oedentsd. It Is possible that the 4aesTa. 4ar-
rstt will receive tho contract from the Divinity
and Classical departments also, but this ia not def-
initsly settled yet The contract Of the gcienti6c
Department il large one and will nscessitate
the fitting up Of studio Il New Haven and
In view Of future possibilities this may be an
important step. 49, s7 M
Il 10 but Just to the Messrs. Garrett to say
that this contract was obtained upon the merits
Of their work alone. They became bidders, be-
ing unknown 10 single member Of the Col
lege, and Also came into competition with such
man ~ NotmAn Of Montreal, photographer to
ths Queen, Warren Of Boston, Kurtz aud sarony
Of New York and 9th err.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
. .ia,9i : y HetasaI % Garry tASssisis..,'


al ligssi csais q Lkys, a nd, has ,,.1l
The Postofhce Department WA AdEised 1ri&sy
that the Marietta, Pittsburg and Cleveland Rail
road Company bad Esfassd to- tassy .tthe .t1aaL
oyer its Line betwesn AAustfe ~ Sl1p asaeaf
iz pay for thd esStvlc5 beyou4 - whA
tho hM allows q TASe iseanpen1a1snH ~
rasansly adjnsssd on thia ResAth1 ~ ysiOltael
the mailA and car gpAce yseds ne4ee91l - n
iaw allows, and 70 mofe an ~ A9la} P.sa
.ralsoaA o6adaalA n ehla astbf AsG@gss
popnlous coupt1y, oyer sQAhnedca4 ptlpq ~ q
tent, wiz bs ssmost Deprived q Aefl ~ ~ I
10 stated It md bshevdd W ta33y d
one third Of . oar oce0ftsd with tho malh thai
was roaaDea f1un ~ -sUos1s (0ss cassso9
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

M .. tasfs Fftsa
ONE MILLION Two nUTDnkD TAoudAHb p0ak41s
b. ALLEoED 70 ~ anRvoavHD-WHT AlDenB q i0ta-
MS RAuApsinus el,zsD veg snVii f1sfalsia
PARLIAMENTARY July t-The s1Artkg i1esaa-
ton was made In,hAcs Friday thas ithAasneaDt-
snts Who haye been inyestigaysiqe tAs eAA;H Y Of
OF shis6 ycraiieors, had A1s11ssssA Lat
one Alexander Erwin whom NJ. NnEFje bad en-
ployed as confidential financial agent Of his
loundry business since 1871, had Krcealy b.
use sums of money reaehing In ia aQg1p0Afe
about s1, 200, 900. Erwin had the whole business
Of the place in his charge, while .the pARrolh
for labor and material pqEahae4 wsrs
trulied b. LIN. So grsas MAS tho ssAAosuee 10
posod IN Erwin that Ne. M0sria never As1eqat-
Cd his own Affairs, aud peyeg took Me afAQ&pg
'of his business, being satiad6d with HAnce
slsssas which Erwin woald present. y I'm nt
tuAf ftuwv L. 80 a. -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

dis1inctiy underseood that sm Il eood Dio-
oEa& to-4ay = evae waa.~ Certainty - h md
II Il weeS not for o1Allde pablo sMntdn I'd
Dsasaeraey wuaA givs ~ Bon ~ ~ plAes b
~ pasY, ~ ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
TAa DolAyBAnel lEoo1nn1AAAnl =
rsxs, ,1ss1 NJ ,4nMourr FAX, sssaaDix.i T.

aThhnsdAy, the Csntenniess Uuslulissjsasset ~
pointed Il tho last ssssipn ot The II 4issuts
visited Faitmount Ps1t,a, se inspps DO
progress q ne 1lISiNAipes. IAaas There E
R,ddls, Paypter Ffapia n usp y fss{is1 INA 3ohl
". Canssy. Thay were sscpxtea h6 he FFesf.
dent Of the Board Of TinApcs, John s6hs Tst IL
aA ths ss9eeaY of W ueaAsnniA Qnpnts
don, Prof. capphsll, and .qqvsPaEv John I,
uit6 the party, ~ W rsy, have thtee asatl lee
men mAle tAsir sahpariptioaa to C4ntaaails
44tpck, yss2 Tia quets y not allns ap very
1Aet. ....-a - IL R.s--...a.A Sd l..Itnn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08
Total 900
wilmanssen PAetssraphy.

The bidders were al residents Of Wilmington
and Philadelphia fnN stN'" 1ftt t'F
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

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I g H. ett3p II egNs bcEs of eoea-
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%}Rq19 T. Nif,ddk wgf AAadly now dare
re- easSbs r1 Ssns y ipaGs9ss t4|a g k3ynsses -
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fIst IN 'ah M lsfss q year.. yAsfhsr
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| eith the pssesnt c4osd
fflJGX@ @ d 8 3abistlou Of eood Nst3, .of
M "A vi u tefors very loax bacodse
\ l1f8n& h Ndfi locks at II Id ~ a.
Mft& accsptns y q 4 tAh-
! fS2esiS6Ss& 81 I'll " ksvs hsid frmiy s thsir
oo0victaani n ~ l1unouth PASTORS fnnoosAse.
me EznS1Se 112G - e ! moral aoqui1fal. ~
thinks u f4e ~ EsS bssn complete In form.
TN QensaSre((aR z1rttpw says /. standlne ~
sssa i Is. ssa:h !. u e.:s'.:. r:
kso - aa1t 7V3I,r - eiiree TIlsou iuypev -
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as xc,d !; & sys - .s tssf f. vsfd!c @ sos S:ss
sxGs e ps ne i ~ :, Ds ss.
Ssalas SIslisf - Sasvsiina, when they Would
hasao - 5seui6lIt judes I sealed verdict A.
49, ~ & ss.:.sss sss. 9: = s,;ss e
M - esessio"s1 = aa1ser' of n,iSss s1oits.
! ment snd hsd the e1ect Of sjiAnaanr ~ ninor-
| IT. froR r., ,mekogity, md the t6sse for lie
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

It's friiss q W1G - 9sndoasd III.
HAasas nd Pasksa - ~ sara& N'l
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-07-08

rHe kxoULxHoY OF rKxlx WORE oBfArNs Foa n.
h ". GARRETT A CONTRACT rAoM TALE COL
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\ \ auv,sa nv 4xa yusx s,oop An ~ VA 10 sAau
4. r. = 1sa ~ 1sqx fhluaI ID
q q, ibsticpalv WI asssslerssA thas ~ tAfss
IN wsss ss0ryy Ehesia iaaa Dsvii.'
ia ia u gll IN M ~. thEst sa'tae i-,s H q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-11-24

Ing the court at Austin. Hence wv
preferred fixing Constitutional pto-
vision, requiring the Supreme and APP
polate Courts 10 sit nj three places, the
points 10 be fixed by the first Leglsla-
lure, well knowing that facts, figures
and the interests OF q vast majority,
would locate both courts Mt Dallas.
The Convention will adjourn this
week. For the first time voted last
night against the final passage of an
article of the Constitution, an article
drawn by myself In regard TO the crea.
ton Of new counties. | had framed
the article with great care and re-
gard for local interests, 30 that In eX-
treme cases, by n two-thlrds vote,
smaller counties might be created.
The article was so amended as, In my
opinion, to prevent the formation Of
single new county in all the organ
lied territory Of the State, however
great might be the exceptional necessi-
ty, aud | felt compelled to vote
against II.
have seen the article IN the Hous-
ton telegraph commenting on Il letter
OF mine published IN THE HERALD,
and stigmutizing II NJ Buzfuz. That
is all right The 1elegraph may black
guard those who stand az on "a rock
against rings aud for the rights Of the
people Till doomsday. The people will
sustain the right; have no fears;
let the ring organs charge-con-
scious, virtue and Integrity will turn
aside their thrusts. Let the telegraph
howl. look not to 1t or its kind, but
to the people. j. II. Is.
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ton was called up, Colonel Borman, OF
Shreveport, Louisiana, moved the
words "near as practicable be inserted
In the resolution relative to the thirty
second parallel Accepted, and the
resolution AZ amended was adopted.
On motion the thanks OF the Con-
vention were returned TO ex-GovernOr
Mago1ln, the chairman, and the other
officers for their efficient services.
Ex-Governor M0golIin said the Con-
vention, composed of members from
different parts of the country, had DIS
charged their duties with dispatch, and
he hoped In a manner that would suit
their constituents. IL had never been
his honor to preside over Con enhon
characterized by so much dignity,
courtesy aud efficiency. lie thanked
the Convention for the distinguished
honor conferred upon him. He de-
clared the Convention adjourned
H(lIG nIf.
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Among Americon remedies, Hostetters
Stomach Bitters occupies what may not In
aptly be termed an impregnable position.
The foundations OF Its popularity are laid SO
decpin the public confidence, It's excellence
has been so frequently and conclusively de-
.monstrated under the most trying circum-
stones, and 1t has been so long known to
the public as n standard article, that neither
the slurs occasionally cast upon proprietary
medicines, nor the attempt of certain inalco-
holic nostrum vendors to create prejudice
against n preparation with aspirituous basis,
can affect 1t. The public recognize in 1t n
safe, agreeable and comprehensive Alternative
and an invaluable general tonic, a speedy
remedy for malarious disorders, and their
most reliable preyentive. Its reputation is
founded, NJ 1t were, upon q rock
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ed its usual prosperity.

THE DALLAS HERALD IL working
persistently and earnestly for the good
OF North Texas. Indeed, that part of
the State is nearly an earthly paradise,
aud the8teeming thousands Of lndrs-
triops aud prosperous farmers, consti-
tute constituency OF which THE HER
AID MAXWELL be proud. Il Waco Ex-
nminer.
For five and twenty years THE
HERALD has been working to let the
outside world know what Northern
Texas is, and to-day it has reason to
be satisfied with its labors so far. Our
work however, has just begun, and
THE HERALD will be found AS earnestly
'and persistently following out what it
has commenced for the next quarter
of century to come. We thank the
Examiner for its good words.
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--pluhop Giregg Is Visiting Jefferson.

bishop Gregg Is visiting Jefferson.
Hampstead has building assocla-
ton.
The Sherman Courier has resumed
publication.
"A coal mine has been discovered
in San Saba county.
The free-sohool at GreenvllIe has
one hundred pupils.
The town of Bryan is suffering
greatly for want of lumber.
"A wooden bridge will soon be
built across the Colorado at Austin.
Melvin d. Heck has been ap-
pointed Chief Clerk of the Patent
ONCE.
-Venison sells for fifty cents per
quarter in Anderson county and is
plentiful.
-Jacksboro has Temperance So
clety which numbers one hundred and
eleven members.
1t is now definitely known that
not n single human being escaped
from the steamship City of Waco.
MIR. Straush, of Refugio county,
mashed one of his fingers, IL short
time since, and died of lock jaw few
days after.
Governor Coke offers reward OF
two hundred dollars for the arrest OF
Ed. Short, and his delivery to the
Sheriff of Grayson county. Short is
accused of numbering Richard Watson,
on the 18th day Of last November.