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Starting u newspaper is fun--any-
body can do Ii, But we have known
people who had to VII up nights and
hustle around pretty lively TO keep one
going after II was started.
DIR. Pope, one of the attendingphy-
slcians, reports the condition OF Mis-
selhorn as more favorable than at any
time since he was wounded. still, His
conditionIis such Ms TO preclude almost
any hope of his recovery.
"A Cincinnati reporter called law
yer shyster. The lawyer sued for IL
bel, and by the time the testimony was
all In II was u matter of doubt TO him
whether he was not hippopot0mus
or an orang-outang 10 boot. shyster
was mildness TO him In expressing his
opinion of himself.
The colored population INDUCED In
the pleasures ofa 'socal hop" last
evening, In the room over Haggarps
commission house, and the gentle
zepbyrs waited through the neighbour
hood strong and asserting odor that
pnrtook not Of new-mown hay, patch-
oula nor ottar Of roses.
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sheriff of Dallas County, Texas.
Grand state Tournament and AgrIcul-
turai Exposition, August Attn, 1878.

fhe most brilliant display Of Gallant
Knights ever seen IN the State, and mounted
ON the most splendid collection OF Blooded
Horses over before exhibited in Texas The
Prizes to be competed for arc the most valu-
able over offered In this country on such Dc
caSions. An unsurpassed exhibition OF thor
ough'bred and trotting horses-double and
single harness., and saddle horses. Inc best
display of horsemanship by ladies and gem
tlemen. Premiums win be giyen for the best
display of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Cotton, and
all other agricultural products, Also for the
best span Of mules used exclusively for farm
ing purposes, There will bo magnificent
band In attendance, rho Dallas Blood stock
Association, VIII spare no pains in admlnis-
tering to the wants OF their guests on this
ocrnsion, and confidently expect that il viii
be the largest gathering Of the people yet
Witnessed IN North Texas.
There will be presented TO the best drilled
company in Dallas, magnificent silk nag.
A.WADE, W.B. MILLER, %.
Secretary, President.
| july23-d6wtoliaug
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Great P0puInriiy.

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
and True Flavorlng Extracts, Necta-
rine, Rose, Lemon, etc, have been be.
fore the public many years, and have
gained for themselves, on their own
merits, an extensive sale. Their great
popularity is mainly due to the scrupu.
ious manner in which they are prepar-
ed, the using Of the purest and best
materials, with special reference to
their healthfulness. We neyer tire of
using them for they are always the
same. Articles in which they are used
have no disagreeable odor or sickly
taste, but are always enjoyable.
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Advertise.

Nowi Is the time to advertise. Stran.
gers are coming to our city from all
parts of the country, and their princl-
pal source OF information is the daily
paper, which is laid down by thu car
rier In all the hotels and boarding
houses In our city, every morning,
with its fresh news aud advertisements.
Ihese people, having little other bus.
mess than to obtain Information, read
carefully the contents of the daily m.
per, and as very many Of them finally
locate In this portion Of the State, Dal.
las is the point where they do their
trading. Business men whose No.
quaintance they have made, either
personally or through their advertise.
ments, are the ones who share most
largely in their patronage. Then we
say, study your own interests aud ad.
pertIse,
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A HOUSE OF DEATH.
Sudden and Mysterious Death Of Two
Men.

The Commercial restaurant, located
on the East side OF the public square,
was the scene last evening of most !
startling ard mysterious affair, being
no less than the death of two of the
employees of the house within few
minutes Of each other.
a reporter visited the scene, but
could gain very little information as
no one seemed to know anything
about the affair. In fact, the deaths
were so sudden and unlocked for that
the sad fact could hardly be realized
by those connected with the house.
Frank Duerr, one of the deceased,
was a native OF Saxony and apparently
about thirty years Of nge. He COM
menced service ut the restaurant, as
dish washer, on the Goth Of July, and
up ton late hour Wednesday night
appeared to be in perfect health. Al
that time he complained of feeling uu-
well and retired to bed, Nothing seri.
ous was thought to be the matter with
him until about seven O'Clock last
evening, whom he was suddenly taken
worse, and died IN u few minutes.
The name Of the other could not be
learned. lie was called Fritz. He
was II native of Switzerland. and appa-
rently twenty-three or five years OF
age. He acted rs second cook, and
was in good health up to two or three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when he
retired to bed, complaining that he
felt sick. Like Deurr nothing serious
was thought To be the matter with him
until hear seven O'clock, when he rap
idly began to fail and died In about
twenty minutes after Deurr.a DR.. Cor
nelius, CITY Physician, was called in,
but too late TO render the unfortunate
men any aid. Judge Burtord has been
notified, and will proceed to hold an
inquest on the bodies this morning.
Theentlreailair isshrouded ina mys-
terry that the officers of the law should
use every means to unyayel. 10 say
the least, aside from liz mysterious.
ness, the fact of two men dying In the
same house, within the same hour,
and under such sudden circumstances
is most Singular coincidence.
Not The least singular feature Of this
mysterious affair isthecondition of the
bodies Of the deceased. Although life
was pronounced extinct at or near
seven O'clock in the evening, at the
hour of writing this paragraph e AM
the bodies are not cold in fact, they
possess all the warmth or heat of a
perfectly live, healthy and sound per-
son. M
. | H
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b0OAL BREVITIES

Peace leigneth once more.
-unprecedentedly warm, thank YOU.
Captain Morton is steadily i'm
proving.
--DnPre, Of the Austin Statesman.
iavors whipping post. Do pray.
The fine block of buildings adioin-
Ing the postofiice is nearly completed.
"A grand union depot is the latest
improyement suggested. Well, let's
have It. laa, 49,
-Hibbier, at his new auction house
on the,sqnare, keeps things "going,
going, going" snl5
Court House officials are busy pre-
pairing for District Court which com
mences Monday .. h.l -
Council meets in special session to.
night. The right-of-way question will
probably be disposed of.
--Marillo or st. Louis street That
Is the question which will divide the
City Dads this evening.
Mark Twain denies that his Gilded
Age was failure. Ho says it gave a
poor worthy bookbinder u job. aees
The State Grange Assem- bles in
this city on 1.-The 18th. Delegates are
expected to be present from all subor-
dinate lodges. H' \
A New York paper gives BROOKLYN
news under the comprehensive as well
as poetical heading of "Beyond the
Shining Rivers .it 'ts' Plt 4
An editor out West has just pur-
CHASED span Of beautiful horses.
ihey ore electrotypes, and designed to
ornament hand-bills.
From the abstract Of real estate
transfers, publishedin another column
It will be seen that the market rules
firm and prices steady. eFt
notwithstanding a vigorous grind.
ing of our scissors, ana an exhaustless
supply of fresh made paste, local items
still continue mournfulIy scarce. IA
The walls of Bogel's new saloon in
the lie Grand will be elegantly fres-
coed, an artist from abroad having
been engaged to do the work.
The Cumberland Presbyterians
commence protracted religious meet
ng at Lisbon, to-day. II ~ ocontems
plated to hold it several days.
Don't forget that the grand tourna-
nent, which is to eclipse anything of !
he kind ever held III the State, viii II
AXE place at the Fair Grounds In this s
lily on the l4th. eaAiisss y
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Mr.. ). Klein, of the wholesale liquor
firm of Freiberg, Klein Il Wolf, Gal
weston, is in the city.
Mr. Richard Morgan, of the law firm
of Morgan ~ Gibbs, left the city for
Tennessee, yesterday. 1t is rumored
that while absent, Mr.. NJ. will engage
in the abtruse mathematical problem
of adding one to one and leaving but
one remaining. 1t is also rnmored
that his handsome associate will fol-
low his example in n few months, pro.
Vided, OF course, pa is willing and ma
doesn't object.
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San Eye for an Eye

Ifyour eyes are falling yon, there is
no one article that will do as much to
supply the deficiency, or so truly give
you ian eye for an eye" as the Dia-
mond Spectaeles, which are clear, bril-
liant, and manufactured from the very
beet crystal pebbles with The greatest
possible care and skill For sale by
j. M. Dram, Main street
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For Sale,

BY j. a, H. nosack, Land Agent, Austin
street, between Main and Elm, one store
House md Dwelling combined, ON Elm
street IN the city OF Dallas. WIN take part
cash and pnrl trade.
Lands IN Tarrnnt county. WIN take mer-
chandise in exchange NJ fair price.
Also, the saloon, fixtures and billiard la
bile under the san Jaclnto Hotel.
A bargnin can DO had In any OF the above
property.
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THE MAILS.
Arrival anal Departure OF Mails At Dallas Post
O1ire.
EOrthern Mnil


Arrival and Departure Of Mails At Dallas Post
Oflfe.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and Il. X. r., comprising western,
northern and eastern states, New York and
~. LOns malls, arrives daily at 5:2S p IN, de-
parts daily at $3.50 Il m.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and All other
points ia southern Texas, arrives daily al 800
IN; departs daily at SOS p IL.
Eastern Nail,
Via T. and +. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phis, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
eastern Texas, arrives daily at $3.50 p ~: de-
parts daily Mt 500 p III.
western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburnc, Granbury,
WeNtheriOrd, Decatur, Pulo Pinto, JackshorO
and western posts, arrives daily ut $500 p M:
departs daily Mt $3.50 Il III.
Cedar Hill Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Timbers, arrives at y III Wednesday and
saturday; departs Monday and Thursday al
m.
scyene Mail.
scyene Haughts store and Union Hin
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
az IL M; departs ut p III alternate days.
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar rElizabethtown, Boyds
Mills, Louisville and Trinity Mills, 0rTi yes
at d p IN Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday;
departs Mt n m alternate days.
Red oak and Lisbon.
Arrives 400 p IN Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Departs 400 IN alternate
days.
Lisbon Mail.
Red Oak and Lisbon arrives Mt 4 II m Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; departs alten-
ate days at a III.
Mails for Bobosstore, Grapevine ami Duck
creek are taken out By hand, at irregular in
tervals.
1hlcc Hours.
Delivery window, "a M 10 5 p IN.
Money order window, s u m TO u IN, and
from p III 10 4 pm.
stamps sold nom n m TO 5 pm.
Letters registered only during money orde
| hours.
All persons having complaints against tue
! ONCE, on any account, VIII please present
the same, in writing or in person, to the post
master
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Notice.

Mr., h. G. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent of THE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
scriptlons, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. G. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
Dallas July /, 1875
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BEFORE the United states Co,umis.
- NINnaI

Messrs. Thompson 4 McCullom app
peared before the United States Com.
missioner yesterday, as attorneys for
the Trinity Brick Manufacturing Com.
pany, who We're charged with VIOLA
don OF the revenue laws In selling
whisky and tobacco to their employees
without the necessary United States IL
cense. A decision was given for the
defendants, and the case dismissed.
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SHERlFf's OFFlCE,


Taken from thief, one dark bay mule,
about ii hands high, about years old, bran
ded with adiamond on lett shoulder. The
mule is now in the possession of William
Pendieton, OF the city OF Dallas. Wnl keep
this mule for the space OF 80 days, and unless
called for and charges paid, will proceed to
sell the same for the benefit OF the county.
Iuly3l-dlW wilt hhnrin
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Every one pnrsunga taxable occupation
or profession without license, or whose IL
cenSe has expired, is liable to indictment
Such pefsoiis viii do we'll 10 cnll NJ the Treas.
nrers Office, In the Courthouse, Mt once, aud
attend to the same, as the grand jury VIII be
In session on and after Monday, August D,
lSj.
VI. V. COLE, Treasurer
angSu't Dallas County, Texas
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The following is u compilation of the
latest returns received up to last even
ing:
Ferris, 2260 Brown, 1889; Darnell,
l542; Mccoy, ll75; Goodnight, sl2;
Veal, S7S Wallace, $40.
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NniIec.

Captain r. S. Guy, Lancaster, is the
authorized agent for THE DALLAS
HERALD. The accounts of 'fHE HER
AID for Lancaster aud Cedar Hill post
offices are In his hands, and parties
owing are requested to call on him At
once and settle. july 30-dEwtf
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DALLAS, Texas, August 3, 1876.

UNLINH, I'ANNi NUEUhI " IoIU'
10 the itlEens Of the city Of Dallas
have this day received the tax rolls of the
city for the collection Of the railroad tax for
the years 1874 and 1879, for the interest due
upon the bonds issued by the city, and in
favor OF the Texas and Pnchc and Dallas
and Wichita railroads. This tax must be
paid, and | hope the citizens Will call at
once, nj the sherin IS office and settle with
out additional expense. Unless this Is done
VIII be compelled TO enforce the collection
and that ut once.
JAMES Il. BAHKLEY,
sheriff of Dallas County, Texas.
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card.
W @. sInKIlES n 90.

W. G. sIOKLES x CO.,
Grocem aud dealers In Promee, GIG Elm
street will furnish Begging aud TIeft 10 their
country friends, and ship their crops OF II
planters wish TO consign cotton or wheat TO
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
VIC. sICREIS,
July ~. W. II. COKER.
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Los IT!
one Hundred Dollars Reward.

,h on ene afternoon OF the I'd of July betwoe,
the ,onrtb y, Nam and Market streets and
IIm,,d hundred and eighty-aye dollS,n ~
dat"a a S.htes currency and two notes ara
sSs , CAL June TO- $50 for ss1S
ter, and Sp r. d w; Poll IN favor Of Ii, .. Wal,
~, ~ som, ior $50, drawn by James b. nns Shm,y
40, n'or oi ~ y. Walter. The nnthr viii ~
vS,ve reward OF one hundred dollars nv re.
,"rnsrk 10 IiiE HERALD or c. Hagsart,
'"'' WI ""'W "nu market streets, Itf
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wanted.

a Eook-Eeeper and Correspondent of sev.
EN- years practice wants employment, tenn
pofary IA permanent. Best Of references
gNeh' Address u. h. ana A.
Lock box 1875, Dallas.
angidit
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found on sale by the news
boys ON all trains Of tbs Texas aud
ana Pacific railway, ANA Mt the news
stands In the city.
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Wanted.

a situation by orelIable man, thoroughly
acquainted with weighing ana handling
grain. Inquire At the HERALD Office.
nupti DIT
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Hotels and families supplied with fresh
butter every day AZ j. Ii, Nichols, corner
rihl anu AuA'lh streets. augl-dlw
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Mr.. JOSEPH SWAIN viii have the exclusive
charge OF the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thls date until further notice.
June u, 1870.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wanted.

a few active Young men can find employ
ment by applying at the DALLAS and Wichita
railroad ONCE, opposite the san Jaclnto ho-
Tel pugidit
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Fresh butter every day at j. II. Nichols,
corner Elm and Austin streets. augl-dlw
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A sure ne.a.eay.

me Turco- American Oxygenatcd Napor
Baths are warranted to excel either the
Turkish or Russian baths, both In power
ANA medicinal efficiency. They WIN accom-.
piish more IN one month in the positive re.
liof and permanent allre of chronic diseases
Than the great mineral springs of Germany.
california or Arkansas can effect in one
Scnr, ana ut less than ono oue.twen ieth the
cost. In all durable cases Of the following
named diseases satisfaction will be Given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rLAumn
tlsn, rheumatic govt, artlcular rheumatism
dyspepsia in all conditions, neuralgia, merry.
Gus debility, scroipla, all iiseasoa OF the skin.
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, female
weakness mo matter OF how long standnul
Sphills IN all H. stages, spinal disease pro
lopsus uteri. Some cases will require mag
notism In connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice in regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed. | haye cured ca
Ses OF rheupatism aud neuralgia Of twelve
yehrsstanding IN one hour, also chillS and
tover will give SO to any person that will
produce case of the above named diseases
that can not cure, where the patient re-
tins sufficient vitality for bealthml recu-
peration. The baths should be taken once
week for general health, aad MS q prevent
ative of fevers, cholera and other Contagious
diseases. They will cure the rash or break
ing cut caused by the heat. Persons taking
the baths will not suffer as much nom the
intensity of summer heat as by opening the
pores IL carries of through the perspiratlon
much morbid matter nom the Hood thus
ireoinS the system OF internal COMPOSITIONS.
Rooms ut residence ON Wood street. west
of cotton compress. A proper assistant is
employed to attend gentlemen in the bath
room from A. M.untl lOP. NJ. Ladies' win
receive special attention. Come and see mo.
Cold or tepid shower baths can he had
without the Vapor Baths, ii desired. Shower
bath, 50 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40. 80
The apparatus used was invented ana pat.
ented by DIR. X. II. Roberts, the greatest phy.
scian of the age, who is now located in New
orleans. MRS. FRANK THOMAS,
Ydim Magnetic Physician.
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Watch Ropoirino

Correctly done, and positively by the time
p,0mhcd at.J. NJ. Grams, 67 Main street,
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MARRIED.

GORDON-MAN this city, on the
9th inst. E, by the Rev D. NJ. Davis, MIR. Nat.
Gordon, ofSi. Louis, to Mrs. A, NJ. Manning,
OF Boston.
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Bishop Garrett is in the city, aud will
preach In ST. Matthews church next sun
day morning and night. i
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below In the list OF unclaimed lettor,, r,.
manning in Dallas postonice, August d.
fnrtles calling for the same wilt please SAY
nuVortised," and give date of list Such OF
tnem as remain IN the ofiice nncalled for al
the end or four weeks will bp sent 10 the
dead letter office.
A. b. NORTON. Postmaster.
! A DAIR MrsEG Alexander WI
IN Arnett Max u
POWERS Joe Bu,tsAR
GAHOON DG Castor A W
~ Coan Michael Craw lord u "A Tmc
Crayne h 'I'V,l Wv
DlsER Daal
EIcHBERGER Emil Everett Mrs y
G GREER VIM.
HERrz Louis Hudgins MrsSL
~ Holt2claw Mollio NJ
ISLAND Jas
JONES ~ lone. SAINT
X ZEN Jno Kldwel VIM
m Klein Mr.
l ANE susan Lester Maggie
MARTiNC Mitchell DC
AVA Momand q MyersTB
McChristian l.
DARKER Jos
ID EyEI.s Chas NJ Reynolds s,-
IL Rice II Ross Belle ts4t
SMITH Jas starkjJ
TAYLOR Dan TAILOR Joe
M lLSON JnoT Williams inrsSA
w WilliamsJT Williams j II W
VIM Fannie Wood NC
WrightJ III w
Firms.
Forter 4 Childs
Unpaid Letters.
p pen VS., Barksdale Judge
s n1naner u Cannon CIV
''o"n "WEvn m Yonmans W II
Wilson W
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Judge nuriord's oourr-Augus, Term

tWNRV b"FDEWH NV"EA-~AhRNht heEh'
A. NJ. Friend & Co. vs W. NJ. Free
man, suit on account; cause dismissed
by plaintiffs at their costs.
NJ. G. Blgnal vs Odell Brothers, suit
on note; judgment by default for plain
tn.
Cornelius Mahony vs. j. Il. Scott,
suit on account; Judgment 10y default
for plaintiff.
Obenchain & Chldress vs. q. r..
Sanderson, suit on account; judgment
by default for plaintiff.
Il. A. Filley & Co. vs. w. X. McIlha-
ny ct al, suit on account; judgment for
plaintiffs by default.
j. Il. ID. Blades vs Henry Schmidt,
suit on note; judgment for plaintiff by
default.
j. Il. Witt vs. L, NJ. Hanks, suit on
note; judgment for plaintiff by default,
Morales Il Bonmati vs. $. Nj. West,
suit on account; Judgment for plaintiff
by default.
Marsalis " Underwood vs. Trinity
Brick Manufacturing Company; suit
on account Judgment for plaintiffs by
default.
+. M. Ervay and Isabella Carr vs.
John w. Thompson, suit on account
judgment by default for plaintiffs.
Bogel " Riddle W G. Bartholomew
suit upon account; Judgment 10y de
fault for plaintiff,
Leonard Brothers w T.. r. Graves
suit on account; Judgment by deiaul
for plaintiffs.
G. NJ, Jones vs. d, j. Castlebcrry ant
j. L. Freeman, suit on account tria
by jury; verdict for $3S,S5 in favor o
plaintiff,
Frederick 0thello ys Billy Butler
suit On account; Judgment 10y defaul
for plaintiff.
j. j. Hughes vs w. w. Kingdom, sui
on account; Judgment by default 10
plaintiff
A. NJ. *. Lea VS. Matt Collum, sui
, on note; Judgment in favorof plaintiff
by default.
, Bookhout a. Edwards w Il. II. Rel
3 field, sutton note; Judgment for plain
titts by default.
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f. q. Rust is duly authorized to So
iicit and make contracts for advertis.
ing job work and subscription for THE
DALLAS HERALD.
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We commend the following sensible
remarks by successful merchant to
our business men:
A wealthy London merchant Is re.
ported as having said 81 always feel
happy when Pm advertising, for then
| know that waking or sleeping, |
have II strong though silent orator
working for me; one who never tires,
never sleeps, never makes mistakes,
and who IL certain TO enter the house
holds from which, II at all, my trade
must come.n
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HOOKER FEMALE COLLEGE
"
Lexington. Ky.

Eaenlty able. Extensive grounds px,oi
n rem, pailuings, l6O BY IS feet, four stories
oontainlng 10 aparunents-nice recifntin,,..
SSr v s,nei play and bath rooms; warned
YOUNG iaa asu on rigmted with gas: Only two
p non over 100000. FAN term con ,-
address N III nIncrrto,rsvn tniogues,
July3ldftslOt i'00Nhn, Propr'
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Julyg,
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No,isc 10 occupation rax-r.yers.

a,,gidit
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THE DALLAS BLOOD STOCK ASS0CIA-
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