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prau,atIc Notes.

Miss Clara Morris will act in San
Francisco on January Is.
Mr.. Grau will probably bring out IN
New York the popular actor, Rossi.
Miss Emily Soldene is performing at
the Chestnut Street theater, Phiiadei'
phia.
MIR. Florence has arrived home from
San Francisco, where lie met VIII
much good fortune.
Mr.. Fechter was acting recently IL
Cincinnati. His appearances before
the public are infrequent
Mr.. Boucicault's new play, entitled
IA Bridal Tour at the Fifth Avenue
theatef, IA promiaed.
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A Fashionable Narcotic.


The Sanitary Record, of London,
says
Choral hydratc il the now fash,
ionable hypnotic, the means by
which balmy sleep, natures sweet
rcstorer, il wooed But the sweet
flourish Of trumpots which an.
nounced its discovery has given way
10 well established and Justly.
founded cutlery against It's abuse,
and tho evils which attach 10 it,
employment, Moro dangerous than
opium, more banolnl than alcohol,
an utterly destructive agent, except
in certain active sleopless condition,
when it should DO given by medical
mon alone, chloral hydrate is work
ing much irredoomable mischief In
our midst, am sorry 10 have TO
record tho opinion | am abont TO
express, the moro so that it is in
the pages of n work intended for
the lay public, But it must DO done,
even if IL leads to some odum. 1t
is but too common for some practi.
TONERS to advise n patient to do
what they can discern he wishes to
do. 1t is also n sud fact that any
new line Of treatment, any novel
means Of playing tricks with the
people under tho misnomer Of Their
apcutics, will meet with ready
adoption by those who either wish
to be at fault with fashionable and
new remedies, or are disciplined to
give the necessary thought-'individ-
ual thought--to each case and its
special indications for treatment,
Consequently the rash, illiounded,
and, as it is being rapidly found,
the ill.starred confidence Of chIoral
is now being generally dcplored by
tho observant members of the pro.
fcssion. Shortly after bromide of
potassium was ushered into noto-
riety plentiful crop of cases ap
peared in the medical journals
telling of the consequences Of its
abuse, either when continued too
long after being medically pcrscrib-
ed, or selfadm,nistered The evil
consequences of habitual ause, or
rather abuse, of choral hydrate are
becoming much more wildly APP
parent. It's destructive action on
the nerve centers, its production Of
a permanent condition Of brain
bloodlessness, and consequent ia
perfect functions of the brain cells,
are being widely recognized; and
it is now established beyond all
question of doubt that the adoption
Of choral hydratc as hypnotic in
lieu of opium is the adoption of
greater evil than the one it has re-
placed. That choral, though it may
be, and is, eminently useful as n
hypnotic in certain cases, in its
habitual or occasional use is a de-
structive poison, carrying win IL
most baneful consequences, is gen
orally admitted and its widespread
use as soporific is fraught with
mischeivous results. The highest
authorities, English and American,
are now decrying its use, especially
in cases of sleeplessness, associated
with depression or slow spirits
with mental worry, and with brain
distress. Those who, unfortunately,
have been induced to make resort to
choral a practice, have need to
watch themselves carefully, and
note quickly any change they may
feel, and eschew the poison as soon
as may be on the first appearance OF
any morbid effects 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUSTEES SALE,

Notice II hereby given, that In puranance
OF deed OF trust executed 10 me, u l., Leon
ard, by IL, II, hoOlt and his Vile Jennie NJ
AoOtt, ON the litii day of June, INA, which
deed oftrust N recorded IN lhn once OF ne
9 erk OF The district court oi Dallas county
state OF Texas, Ia book ~ ON pages ~ W
aud lb7, 10 which reference Z Here made, !
will, nj the request VI A, faulknof,one ~ the
heneficlariea III nnid deed OF trust, on hnlur.
day, the 10th day Of January, A, u, 1910, ~
the court house door IN the niiy oI DALLAS,
state OF Texas, proceed 10 hvll to llln h,Rhys'
bidder for cash In hand, the following lands,
lying In the county of Dallas, state oil Texas, 70.
wit one tract VI four hundred nnd neventy-
four aud one.hnlf acres, tho "A' W, fcfry
headlight survey" sixteen miles northwest
from the town OF Dallns, known w lhe
0Trinliy Milln tract OF land. Also, q tract OF
forty eight aud lhree.qunrter acres, bcing The
north half W. II, Wits ninety'tcvon ana
One,nnlf mere survey, bounded on the east ny
A W. perryh one hundred and Mxty,nve
ana One-hnlf acres survey, on the noilh ny
Josiah ARhloCtR survey OF one sncllonl on
Inc west by A, W, Perrys four hundred and
soyontS -four aud one.hnlf noro henuflRlil
alryoy, and ON the south by tie noulh nn!l
OF W. III. Wits ninety.aevch ANA ohr,hnll
aero survey. Also, twenty acres OUT ni w
l. simpson survey, bounded on W. y, n Mnse ny
said Ashhlook survey, ana norm ny balance
of snid SImpson survey, on the south ny snld
A, NJ, Pcrry's four hundred ana seyenly Velour
and one.balf aero survey, Also, sixly'Mven
and nineteenth acres ont OF the Mnly knhe.
dy ono hundred and Mxiy acre nehurlgnl
survey, bounded on the north by survey
owned by the heirs OF william Row, on the
west by the balance OF the said MARY Kennedy
survey, on the sonth by W, A.. Witteninety
acre survey, aud on the east ny a. W; por'
RVS four hundred and scyenty-iour and one,
hnlf mere survey Also, iortyseigllt ana
elghty-nve one hnndredth aorch out OF the
w. IL wits ninety acres survoy, on or ohsl
ond of anid survey md boundedon the enst
by A, w. Perry's four hundred and seventy
four and one.hnlf acre survey, on me nortll
by said Mary kennedy sur ey, on Wes' py
balance of said Vita NINETY acre sur
vcy, and on the south by John Jacksonsont
hundred acres together with oil ana singu'
lar the rights, members, teneipents nnd nor
longing or uppeitnining. ,
Tho litlcs 10 said lands are believed 10 bI
perIoct, hut convey only rs truston'
j. i. LEONARD, Trustee,
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St. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis hook Charles Dudley Warner writes:
ain the bound volume ofSI. Nicholas, with
It's goay of red and gold, we have perma-
nent addition to the literature OF the young
tistic talent cooperated in the service OF chill
dren. IL Is n continual educator OF their
taste and OF their honor and courage. l do
not see how II can be made any better, and II
the children don't like 1t think 1t Is time TO
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PROSPECTUS
TIIE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED ~ HORACE GREELEY

in the recent elections tho paOpla have de.
gllpi ln favor NJ honesty in pOllllos and la.
lplpnirnpr ~ lunrnAlism The Tribune,
Nlllpl ynAls Ahp llgelAred that " was nnl aud
,htN,l Mnls Nnnlh W Party piKan, claims
20 Arlhlpl, a. TIE popular ylnlipaliOn III
W. pnupe, AMI lupNgnl9rs Ia lilo RESULT tho
voice ~ llip people inl IuiuIM und iutOarity
~ HnNpllNrni, lnf camden auu iuduprndUur,,
hnnnN nnNhpHlWih luTlng tho naiunalll
which has lnhl plnsod Tho iiihunn hAs Judy
maintained Va llghl Va tbs tito III ihe lead,
w American Newspaper" ihla pOsillOn IL
,as sali,.l nlll nlAlnA Tor lhe following
publishes Att lhe nrwH, earlier, more
paper,
" Insists on peaoe lhrnughoul ne whole
n0uhlfy, the FiHhi Of lOnai selfEoveInment,
Anl lhn protection ~ all plahhra la tho anef-
VIZ " lhpll Just Anl legal Ilghls,
" advocates eOn ndonoa ANA g0Od feeling
hplNenu nnIlll AMI south, aud IAbOm Inr Ail
hnneht ana nbidiug reconciliation,
~ maintains fairness aud nandor l0wanl
public men anu questions, anu dignity and
ppnuphy toward associates hnd rivals,
" Furnishes scientific news, reports discus
hlnnt And discoveries w q degree Of lnlnoss
ana accuracy never before attained by any
paper,
II dives every week ton or more oolums OF
lllr lnnsl carefully prepared agricultural
matter duflhg the year. much moro Ia ihO
aggregate Than the entire cOnlt nls Ut amy
nlllpi agricultural publication ami tho Who'll
turning department VI which an eminent
nkflcnl intnl plllur Anldj ut has dOuo more
'" Iaass s9nl l,inals tlan any other lnhn'
y has pnblhlel . series Of scientific and
literary extras which have met u wider sale
hnh nlore emphatic popular approval than
any similar publication OF the Kind,
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In The extensive list of illustrated material
now In course OF preparation, which u is ex-
pected will be piibishod during the coming
year. are occasional brilliant papers on
French fe and literature, by Albert Rhodes;
articles OF travel in Europe, Asia and Ameri-
ca, by competent hands descriptive papers
on Chicago, Rlrhmond, Baltimore rnu otner
cities sketches Of curious phases ofyegeta-
ton, etc, etc. ~
In poetry, short stories AMI sketches, bio
graphic, remi iiscence, essays, etc me pup
standard Ev.rv ffOri will be made to keep
the magazine ireah, bright, hish-toned and
coinpanionuble. so
TER NJ -:
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What the Southern Press Say Of the
Tribune.

We consider the Tribune very valuable
pnpar,.,l Ahlpvllle (N,CJ Citizen,
Tue New York Tribune, IN lta faithful and
hnhlohliH exposure OF outrage ISLANDERS on
Alabama ANA other hialeR, has done inmenA
service 70 truth aud Justice Macon (ua1
Telegraph nnd Messenger.
We thank lho New York Tribune for ~
manly aud powerful words Ia demanding
Justice for the peoplo Of Alabama Mont.
gomcry (AlaJ kewA.
Tho best newspaper In the world N tho
New YORK TRIBUNE. u combines the dignity
aud aagaciiy Of the London Times With tho
representative news enterprise OF America
baltimore hulleiln,
A paper " DO admired for its indcpondonoe
of tone and lia reliability OF news,-litpiRco-
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Amy ono who wanla u nrat.claM paper
which Keeps mlly UP with the tlI.es In liter.
niurc, science and nrt should subscribe for
me Tribune lsparlnnburg u. % Carolina
spartan, .
The Imperial sheet OF the world, the New
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South. ... ..
We regard II as The best paper, MI IN all,
published In The United Stntes.- Morrislown
To-day the New York Tribune is undoubt.
eddy the fiist ~ American newspapers, what
ever may DO said OF lia rivals, II has clearly
won precedence Of ali, and very oroditably
does IL represent the journalism OF the roun-
try, While dealing With nll The topics com.
ing within tho range Of " newspaper, tho
Tribune makes n specially OF the kr0at sub.
lcct OF agri,ullure, IL becomes therefore u
matter oi vital Importance 10 the country
that the direction OF the ideas OF this vast
section should be In able and conscientious
hands, and matter for congratulation that
| the farmers newspaper par excellence has
the high standing OF the Tribune - Tho
| IN. W South,
The New York Tribune is doing u great
work IN pOpunrlElng science, by the publi-
cation OF cllnp extrns To that great daily.
| -luur Monthly, Clinton, =. q.
American newspaper enterprise IN proba-
| bly, ut tins time more fully illustrated In tho
| daily issues of the New York Tribune than
any other Journal-- Wilmington n. o.,
| star. t. .tr
! Un0qunlod In culture, dignity, comprehen-
| sive breadth, polish OF Expression and Intel.
| lectuol fcttered by no rarty ties, bolted In
decencies OF speech, anu hysteric with nC
wild sensations-lRalelgh, IN. C) Agricul
| tural journal. utr..
Surely the paper has maintained success
fully the high popularity which he be-
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Quoted and independent Journal, which II
| now deserves even more Justly than ut any
time during Mr.. Grceley's iife.-l Petersburg
| (NaA Iudex
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st. Nicholas for 1876.

The prospectus OF thcsecond volume shows
that III. re Is to lie no falling of, but an in
crcase in us literary ind n.ctcfiul attrac-
lions. Among other attractive features are
two so endid serial stories
THE YOUNG SURVEYOR.
by j. t. Towbridgc, author of the Jack Haz-
ard stories, tie.
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Tile description OF this new and wonderful
region, assisted by numerous and brilliant
illustrations by Moran, Sheppard and others,
II Is expected will have moro than tran
silent value. An additional paper, with APP
prOpriate Illustrations, will be devoted TO
the study of Indian character.
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, TERMS orTHE TRIBUNE.

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A Farmers Vacation in Europe
BY cor. GEO. IL. WARING,

OF Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
| This series will deal in II very practical
| way with the industries and peculiarties OF
| the quaint peoples of Holland, Normandy,
| and the Channe islands The papers VIII
| be fully illustrated, and while especial at
tention viii be pnid TO farm matters In both
| picture and description, the authors faculty
| OF keen and intelligent observation tnsures
abundant interest for the general reader.
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The CanOns Of the Colorado y

A vivid account of the Exploration Of
ii thu. Colorado River Region by the
Governmcnt Expedition under Major
Il. w. POWELL BIRD
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-10

companies was Withdrawn, bill on the
same subject having been introduced.
DIsAGREEING WITH THE SENATE.
Senate Joint resolution in regard 10 the
alledged sale Of the Comprehensive was
nOn-concurred in.
THE CRIMINAL LAWS
Senate Joint resolution in reference to
the criminal laws of the State was con-
CURED in.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
House joint resolution ordering $500
copies Of the Governors message printed,
was taken up on Senate amendment IN
serting 1,500. ConcuTed in.
A REPUBLICANS PROTEST.
Mr.. Taylor entered his protest against
the adoption Of the resolution in reference
to affairs in Louisiana, and asked that it
be spread on the Journal.
sENT OFF FOR WITNESS.
The Assistant Clerk was granted Aave
Of absence, having been sent away by the
COMPREHENSIVE Investigating Committee.
PORTERs APPOINTED.
The Speaker announced that he had ap-
pointed Luther Ewing Head Porter and
Henry Mayes, assistant,
The House adjourned until Monday
morning al II o'clock.
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We note an advance on poultry and a
tendency to advance on eggs and butter.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples &c; peaches
quarters and mixed, &c; halves, Sc; peeled,
16a17c.
PEANUTs-From Toe to Sl.15 per bushel,
according to quality.
BEANs-White common, S1.T5 per
bushel; Northern navy, $3.50; medium,
S2.35.
PEAs-COw peas, $1.OO per bushel;
black-eyes, SIPS; lady peas, SIPS.
ONIoNs-Per barrel, S3.5014.50.
POTAToEs-Northern Irish, 1925 per
barrel; sweet, nominal.
HOAnNY-Per barrel, $3.50; grits, 5000.
KROUT-Per barrel, $3.50; half barrel,
s. 50.
CRANBERRTEs-Per barrel, $500.
APPLEs-COmmon per barrel, S2.25;
Northern, choice to fancy, S3.2564.5O.
FEATHERs-Strictiy choice, 45c.
BEEsWAx-ChOice, &c.
RAGs-Well assorted, &c.
GINsEEG-Per d, Sl.35n1. 40.
WOOL-UnWashed, 23f30c; washed 353
d45c. BURY 561Oc less.
BROOM CORE-Prime TO choice, 41Se.
BUTTER-COuntry, from wagon, 15d
zoe.
POULTRY-Hens, 2502Sc; turkeys, Goa
9Oe.
EGss-From wagon. 22e per dozen;
packed from store 25l26e.
TALLOW-ChOice, &c