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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
Gard Explanatory.

OFFICE or THE DALLAS BLOOD STcCK ASso.
CITATION, Dallas, May ., 1874,
An evident misapprehonslon existing In
the minds OF the patrons OF the turf respect,
Ing the advertisement OF this assocla ton, In
which notice lsgiyen ofthe sweepstakes race
TO take place In city. this on tho first satur,
day OF the current month, and M H. In the dc.
sire OF this association that u perfect under-
standing ofits purposes. and acts prevail, no
much ftho phrase, "best two In three, trot-
ting horses" Ia further explained 20 mean
such IN are Oith0m a record. As this nssocla.
tlon does not.assume.for Dallas county any
trained stock, the word trained" In this con-
nection meaning only animals disciplined
for the course. Likewise, II IL further In
tended that such portion OF the same adyer-
tisement which conhnes the entries from
this county, only, shall BIO extended In It's In.
depreciation TO include the field being open
oil TO the entire state.
o9du-3iw2t SECRETARY.
numerical please copy,l
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Dallas Enterprise.

The reporter was yesterday shown n
buggy built by Mr.. r. ID. Rogers, of
this city, for Mr.. James o. Crutchheld.
1t Is most excellent and substantial
piece of workmanship, and fully
demonstrates the fact that there is no
necessity for sending to a distance for
such articles. In point of beauty, ele.
gance and workmanship, 1t will COM
pare favorably with any buggy or We.
vicle of any kind brought from the
east or west. II is made of the best
timber, elegantly painted and trimmed
and reflects credit upon Mr.. Rogers as
a master mechanic in his business.
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DEATH R0LLOR DALLAS.
List OF Intermcnts from April 1 to
May 1, 1875.

April IA man unknown, aged
about 3S or 40 years. killed by q fall
and dislocation of spine.
April 5-Abel Collinsworth, aged 10
years; typhoid fever.
April 0-Nathan Johnson, aged 10
years; measles and pneumonia.
April lO-Mrs. S. Loeb; puerpal per-
itonits.
April ll--R, l.. Arnold, aged 0 years;
dysentery and measles.
April l3--Malinda Rogers, aged 8
years; killed by the falling of u sand
bank.
April l6-B, S. Griffith, aged 80 years.
paralysis.
April l7-Eliza Crawford, aged 10
years; epilepsy.
April 2O-NIrs. Margaret Rogers,
aged % years; anemia following child
birth.
April 20-Infant of Mrs. M. G. Davis;
still-born.
April 27-Elizabeth Hildirth, aged
10 years; pneumonia.
April 27-Lawrence Riley, aged 81
years; pneumonia.
April 30--John Cannon, aged SO
years; chronic diarrhea.
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SpeIIing NcIlOOI.

There was fair attendance at the
Methodist Episcopal tabernacle spell
ing school last evening. They were
all spelled down except Mrs. Carhart,
on the ladies' side, and Mr.. Geary for
merly clerk In the postofllce), when
the word sibalyne was given out, which
they both missed. Another trial was
given when Mrs. Carhart missed da-
guerreotype, which was spelled by
Geary, leaving him the victor. A cane
was given him for his success, and a
nice fan, present from the Messrs.
Sangers, was given Mrs. Carhart, as
being the last lady standing on the la
dies side.
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Ia Only ~ Few Days,

VI 90 MAY SECURE $40 900,
A farm, or u residence In Houston,
Population 10000
The DIatrlbutlon-whloh II endorsed
by the mayor aud aldermen Of the city
OF Houston-of $4,000 acres Of choice
land, 10 houses and over 800 building
lots In Houston, and S25, 900 In gold
coin, takes place May 13th, during the
State fair, TICKETS ONLY ONE
DOLLAR j, II, FosTER,
Manager, Houston, Texas.
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guilty, ETC., and threatens 10 publish a
directory giving the precise locality Of
such places, aud the names OF all the
young men who beard tho tiger In his
lair look upon the wine when II Is red,
tread In the foot steps OF BrOOklyn's IL
lnslrlOus divine and make ''demnitiOnn
whlled sepnlehres Of themselves gem
orally Papers sometimes maku such
threats, but rarely, II ever, perform
them, While they should be censors
OF public morals, they should also re-
member that flesh Ii weak aud II il
human 10 err, "Let him who IL with
out sln cast the first stOne,n said one
who bade frail woman go and sin no
more, Marshall must have changed
sadly since the writer knew II. IL was
then y slald, quiet place, u city Of
churches, genial hospitality and refined
society," and he IL 10th TO believe that
Vice In all Us hideous forms now runs
rampant In liz limits, lie trusts that
the ylrtuous local Of the Leader may
DO spared the thankless, and from a
moral point OF view dangerous, task OF
compiling such directory, aud that
the young men Of Marshall deserve a
more ilattering portrait than his hand
promises 10 draw,
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District Criminal Court.

William Bryan, who was shot some
weeks since, while attempting to es-
cape from Jail, yesterday plead guilty
TO the charge Of theft, and was SEN
fenced TO the penitentiary for two
years.
Mansfield Simmons, entered plea
OF guilty TO charge OF theft, yester-
day, and was booked for two years at
Huntsville.
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The "Dianiond."

A. the diamond IN tho royal member Of
the family OF glass, 10 the "DiamOnd Spec
lseles, manufactured by tho spencer OPP
lleal Manufacturing Company have eslab-
llshed themselves as tho most valuable Of all
Inventions 10 aid falling or Impaired sight
They are made from minute crystal peb'
hleH, fused together, which gives them q
hardness aud brllllanoy, which fully enll'
Ties them ~ the name they bear. For sale
In Dallas by John N, Dram, 67deod2waaw,
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I'ainfuI Accident,

MI j, w, Keefer, yard master Of
the Texas and Pacific railway, NJ this
point, met with painful accident yes
terday afternoon about 3 o'clock.
While endeayorlng 10 couple two cars,
his right hand was caught In between
them, aud the second aud third fingers
30 badly Injured IN 10 necessitate anu
pnlallOn.
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viii be found ou sale by the news
bays on all trains Of the Texas and
and raeine railway, and ~ the follow
inE news stands Ia the eity, visit IA, d.
frankiin a 90, 60i Main street H. j.
star, Lamar street, Pierce a Lyle, bo7
main street Cigar stand 40 the San
Jaeinio Hotei. ANA y, meRibare, La
mar street.
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Dallas and wichita Railroad.

Captain w, NJ. Johnson, as agent Of
the state, made an investigation of the
road-bed Of the above road, from this
city TO the Denton county line, n dis
lance of sixteen and two-third miles.
His report TO the governor states that
the grading and bridging Is done in n
substantial! and workmanllke manner,
and according to the requirements of
their charter and of the state laws reg
ulating railroads.
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RATES OF ADvnRTIsINa
DAILY.

Hre HHfs-HfY caifs for first idser'
hoa QNd hpeqly,fre coQis for zach suh'
sfQQfai d0lg insertions thirty Wonds
m0te me hes,
W. sQuGre n ten lines, ~ one d1iiaf
JOf me int insertion AMI nm oeafs Jor
eaoh slbsoQNom dsCHioH Hre lines
Que moaih, s5i ira moafhsi NJ
hree m00fhs, so,
ono sqU0ro, N tan lines one m0Hih,
SS, tlp0 m0afhs, Sl2i three months, Slb.
Notices mdfr hfad N ON HiisiHess
-ifrI insertion, 10 onpfs per- HHfi eqoh
subseQucW MsfHiOH TN GfHis pr ime,
lOr HoapareR Mpc, ioaded II MfMi,
fioo Wpo, Me space Ooo0piod chdIgcd
Tor N me QbOro rate,
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A Valuable Invention.

The most remarkable saving invention
that has been introduced to the public is
Wilmot's Patent Flat Iron Heater. 1t is an
improvement upon the old system of iron
ing. Ten cents will furnish fuel for days
ironing, and can be used in any part of the
house without smoke and heat. Price So.
For particulars regarding county and state
rights, etc, apply to N. POTTER Il CO.,
57d2W 900 Main street, Dallas
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The st. Louis Republican says,
"Wherever you find sOutherner who
talks about new rebellion, IL Is toler-
ably safe to assume that he did little
or no fighting for the old one,n and IL
might have said, wherever you find II
northerner who Is so anxious to buckle
on his sword against the rebels, II is toll
erably safe to assume that it is the
novelty OF the performance which in
cites him. Trenton True American.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OP DALLAs.

CITY Of DALLAh,
MayOr-M, l., Cnbeli,
hngineer-Wil lam N, johnson,
LILLIAN NJ, Edwards,
Treasurer Robert II West,
Secretary H. rrathrr
Assessor nnd IOlleGlur-IhOmas j, keelOn
MaIhhnl-lunius Peak
Health Onipprl-Dr, NJ A, Cornelius,
Aldermen First wami II, u, hurkNa, Joe
a, Leonard, Henry Eryay, Second wami II,
ID, CoughlnQur John NJ Howell, Third
wagi A. Z, iiensley, John owens, Jos, q,
W, q, Young,
The Offices Of the various city officers are
AZ the Guy market house The board OF AL
dernen meet Ia regular session ~ the cOun.
OIL room over tho market every Tuesday
night,
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Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society OF
st. Matthews parish will hold their meet
ings monthly, until further notice, instead OF
weekly, as heretofore. The next regular
meeting will be held the first Wednesday in
May, at the residence Of Judge Good, ia
Good street. A full attendance is requested.
MRS. HOLLENBECK, Prest.
Mas. VAN HORN, sec'y pro tenn,
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Deal GENTLY with an,Errinw Brother.

The Marshall local of the jefferson
Leader waxeth indignant and raiseth
his wall thusly: "Our city (Marshall)
is now getting to be very corrupt.
Every night, mirdbRe dictu, either q
man fight The fails to dilate ON the
enoImity of dog fights) or something
else happens" He hints darkly OF
gaming bells, soiled doves, dens Of ini-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05

There viii be grand ball at the
Durand hotel, Plano, on Friday even.
Ing, the 9TH instant, given under the
direction OF Prof w. A. George. Dial
las should bewell represented. Ample
accommodations will be provided for
the comfort Of guests, and no pains
spared 10 make II n most agreeable
affair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05

GO TO PIERCE & LYLE'S
And see the celebrated Phila-
delphia Rustic Shade, the best
and most beautiful I'm the mar
ket. Also n large stock Of Lin
en- and Holland Shades In
sf0pk.
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Judge nuriord's Cour,.

The case Of Charles Hitler Va. j. Il.
Barley, action for debt, was decided
by the Jury yesterday, returning YER
diet for defendant.
Spencer " Lawrence w. Williams,
action 10 recover amount due for a
scholarship In the Commonwealth
Commercial college, jury trial. Yer
diet for defendant.
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W, q, hiekes A 90, continue the grocery
ana provision business ~ 90 Elm street, H.
" Tompkins' old stand, They also solicit
eonsignmenls rom ~, Louis, Galveston aud
olher points The old hrm was dissolved on
the 0lh Instant Mr, II " Edgerley dispps-
ing Of his Interest 10 W, II, Coker The
style Of the hrm viii remain lne same
Goods viii he delivered Ia the eity nee Of
charge, W, q, HlCKLEs,
bldly W, N, COKERi
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aailg gerald.
WEDNESDAY MoRAISa tt,tMn o,
FOR SALE.

MY residence, corner Paeine avenue
and Houston streets, embracing hairs
bieeh 90 graund, with a well finished
one-stoEy and basement Foeh-eonereie
buiidins, AMI all necessary oui.buiid.
ings, eie, Al early applicant may se'
cure a bargain,
JNO. W, swIkDRLIs,
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Pr sQUdre ~ ten Mos,--Sl 80 ,f1r
frst iaseNiol, and 0ae doNdr .for each
subseqHcm mscHiOa OHo mOHfh, ~
fpo months, 81 hree momhs, SlOi sLr
mOihs, $40 Weipc monihs, s25,
Notice WldT head N "(Uy BUshess'
--FWeH CcHfs DCr iiHe each Insertion,
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

@ NJ Wheat, president; John Kerr, Vice
president; H. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board OF Drectos--A, Davis, Thomas
Field, d. W. Grove, II, V, Tompkns, II. Il.
Luce, W. j, CLARK, A, r. obench0in.
Board Of Arbilratlon--A. sanger, j. II.
Bryan, j, II Schneider, n, l., Williams W.
A, Jones'
Marsalls, NJ, Kahn, W. q. Common, j. Il. Cnld.
well, John 4, nlson, W. T., Murphy.
Transporation-A, Davis, y, j, Adams, A.
Sanger
Classification and QuotOtlon-R. V Temp.
klns, j, s. steer, j. II. Bryan.
Financc-W. j. Clark, II. l., Marsalls, j. Il.
Caldwell.
Membershlp-A. n, Obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo. Shields,
Statistics and Annual Statcments-W. j..
Clark. b, II. Luce, n. W. Baylor
M AIgpINn gNTI LnNngg Dat -,
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Hair Work

OF all kinds; switches, braids, pufis, BAH
Jewelry, etc., done in the best style and al
cheap rates, by Mrs. $. A. Druly. oil south
Jefferson street. Combings of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
piice paid for human hair 86dlm
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Wake Up and See What IL
Going On.

Joseph Mencser, grocer, 6l5 E2m street,
Dallas, beats all in selling goods cheap.
lie deliUers them to customers free. Go
and gice him trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
87d3m
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WELLBoRN & LEAKE,
ATTORN EYS AT LAW
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Onice--Ovor Adams 4 Leonnrds bank
ForSalc.

For Sale.
A fine new 30 horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets Of burrstones with u
complete outfit OF mill machinery new
and In perfect running order, offered for sale
at n great bargain for few days only, by
w. Il. Lyle Il Co., No, 100 Lamar street,
lDdlm
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Mn. A, II, cLIHToE will have the exclusive
charge Of tho city circulation OF The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice,
April All, INA,
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PIERCE a. LYLE,S

PIERCE ~ LYLES,
5O4 Main street, is the place to
get Your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received as is.
sued. Don't miss the place, or
you will fnrever regret 1t.
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For CrOquets of the latest
styles and finest finish, go tn
Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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KRO-KAY
At Reed 4 LathrOp's.
49dtf

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at FrankIin's book store,
5O4 Main street, Dallas.
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Books and Badges for Bands
of Hope at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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Notice.

From and after this date our terms
will be strictly cash.
3Sdtf BLOCK, JET & co.
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We win sell choice lots on Elm, Main or
Commerce streets, for city scrip.
8Idlw W. Il. LYTE 4 co.
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Those Canes---Those elegant
walking canes are az Frank
Inns, 5Ol Main street.
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wanted,

Agents with good reference 10 sell
Wilmots patent fiat iron heater, Lib
eral commissions paid, N, Potter n
Co., 900 Main street,
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-ll, Barlssdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-silas Hare, sher-
man,
District Att0mey-Ed, q, Bower, Dallas,
District ANA eX.OliiclO County Clerk
Alexander llarWOOd.
Deputy Cerks-R, d, Ilawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William A, llnrwOOd.
khuutt-Jaineh W. Barley
Tax Clerk-AdOlpho King,
Deputy Aherlhs-l, NJ, Chapman, ThOmas
>, Floyd, Thomas l., Scott Beverly Scott,
John Bowen,
Surveyor llOberr NJ, Cook
Treasurer Martin V. Cole
Cattle ana Hide lnHpeotor-rhomm John.
Hon,
JUSTICES or TllR PEACE.
Precinct No, l-John d, Rorloot (proslding
juslluOl, Dallas,
Precinct No, 2-willam A, George, Ian.
caster,
Precinct No, 3-Charlcs Barker Cedar
Hin,
Precinct No. l-Thomas l., Frank, Brock.
inrldge.
Precinct No, 6-ThomOs d, Coates, scyone
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Wanted.
NOtice-City Scrip.

A white girl ten or twelve years of age, as a
nurse. Apply 10 W. IL. JOHNSON.
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was discussed, hut action postponed
until Friday evening,
ON motion, council adjourned TIL
next Friday evening la special session,
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Mabie, Todd e. Co.'s gold pens
mt Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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"NeuriI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
OOdlY H., HosKINs. Agent Tor Dallas,
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The finest pocket cutlery Ia
Dallas may be found al Frank
Inns book store, 5Oi Main
street.
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Law Blanks of every description fer sale
and printed TO order. at this ONCE,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Notice,

Notice,
From and after this date we win send no
Goods out until paid for,
7Odtf j. W. TR0TMAN 4 co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
--,r-y~,,>-~,-'.,--,v~-,s,>-
Hearth and Home.
Is s.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A model weekly paper for the home. The
choicest literature, superb Illustrations.
Twelve graphic etchings, copies of celebrated
works of MT, presented at once, free to every
subscriber. An unrivaled premium! Twenty
pages weekly, only 81 n year, postage prepaid
on the paper See II Mt the news stands. Ask
yoar postmaster 10 show you Hearth and
Home and the Etchings, and give him your
order.
Ladies at home and men who have other
business wanted as agents. Novel plans,
for fun particulars, or 81 so for outfit, includ.
ing the IL Etchings In elegant portfolio and
the paper six months to your address. The
Graphic Company, publishers, 80 and ~
Park Place N. Y.
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To all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Blindness.

If can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to justify me to travel through Texas,
will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. r. II. HYSLOP.
Physician and Oculist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose letter stamp for their an
swers. 52dlm'
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WA, HINDnAN, Esd, VI Kaufman,
~ an authorised Agent Of the Dallas
Herald.
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Sunday School and Temper
ance books at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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WASTING SWEETNESS - Putting
your arm about pretty women,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-01-07
A Marshal of the Republic.

Among the Americans who attended Il
ball given at the Hotel de Vile, Paris,
when John Y. Mason was our Minister
there, was Jack Spiccr, of Kentucky.
Jack rushed the dress somewhat strong,
and sported cpaulcts on his shoulders
large enough to start four MajorGen-
erals in business. Jack was the OBJ
served of all observers, and got mixed
up with party that his friends could
not account for. Wherever the Marshals
of France went there went Jack-and
when the Marshals sat down Jack did
the same. always taking the post of
honor. The day after the ball Jack
called on our Minister to France, vino
started up a conversation in the follow
ing way: =,
Il hear, Jack, you were at the ball
last evening""
IL was, sir, and had high old time
"For which you were indebted, sup
pose, to the high old company you got
mixed up with. By the way, how came
YOU associated with the Marshals?"
Glow? by virtue of my office. They
were Marshals of France, while l am
nothing else than a Marshal of the Re-
public showed my position, and took
post accordingly"
"By right ofyour Office! What do you
mcan?"
"Read and sect"
Here Jack presented Mr.. Mason with a
whitey-brown paper, with seal big
enough for fOur-pound weight.
"What in the name of heaven is this?"
"My commission of Marshall l re-
ceivcd in 1850, when assisted in taking
the census in Frankfort"
"You don't mean to say that you travel
on this?"
II don't mean anything else. That
makes me a Marshall of the Republic,
and l intend to have the Office duly
honored"
Mr.. Mason allowed that Jack was do
ing very large business on very small
capital. Cincinnats Star.
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HONE, FARM AND GARDEN.

1t does not pay to starve stock be-
farmer is to rely on his stock for his
profits, and feed literally at all times.
Much pleasure may be derived from
a few flowers in the house if properly at
tended to. Remember that you will not
have good plants unless you give them
proper attention.
Railroad Emptyings.-One pint
shorts, one teaspoonful soda, ginger and
sugar, each. Pour boiling water on it
until thick enough for rising. Set in a
warm place to rise. When light set in a
cool place. This will take two or three
weeks. When you want to bake, take
four spoonfuls of milk, little soda and
pour one teacup of hot water on it.
When cool, thicken with flour; add one
tablespoonful of the emptyings made of
the shorts; set in warm place to rise.
When light, mix your sponge with milk
or water, and raise once before making
into loaves.-Cincin,,at Times.
According to Liebig, oatmeal is al
most as nutritious as the best English
beef. and is richer than wheaton bread in
the elements going to form bone and
muscle. Prof. Forbes, of Edinburgh,
was in the habit, for some twenty years,
of measuring the breadth and height
and testing the strength of both the arms
and loins of the students of the Univer-
sity. AS the result Of these experiments,
he found that, in height, breadth of
chest and shoulders, and in muscular
strength, the Belgians were at the bottom
of the list; a little above them were the
French; very much higher were the En-
glish; while above them all were the
Scotch and Scotch Irish from Ulster, who,
like the natives of Scotland, are accus-
toned, in their early years, to have one
meal day of milk and oatmeal porridge.
This evidence is held as strongly sup
porting the conclusions of Liebig.
About six years ago l had saw-mill
set on my farm. At first they washed
the dust, as the sawyers called it, by let
ting stream of water run underneath
the saw. As the water got low it would
not work; then they had to wheel it out
in q pile, and when they went away l
had big pile of sawdust on my hands.
AS it was on a good piece of bottom land
that desired to pillow l wanted it out of
the way. tried to burn it, but it would
not burn. concluded at last to turn it
to some account; so when I put my hogs
up to fatten hauled load every few
days and threw it in the pen. They
mixed it up with their manure and the
cobs, and in the spring I had about
twenty wagon loads OF the very best
manure, besides keeping the hogs clean
and dry. l used the sawdust for bed.
ding the horses and cows; / put it
around my grape vines to keep down
grass and weeds apd the ground moist.
The vines improved wonderfully. Sony
pile of sawdust is used up, and it has
paid. If l was to have mill again l
would make the bargain to have the saw,
dust left on the ground.-Cor. Ohio