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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20

INCLUDED in the above are ito bales to arrive For iu:
;is rs
Total 400 Da Sas Ye:;srSays siosSs
i IS HRr y s ss 4 5eo ss saly Hay se
q Y 1880 august II 2ssac IKE; ssptembsr l7Ae;
sSssss! 1 IS
Fl yss 10 i st e loo e s i H d 5s
s sS al L s J5 so e. Is e 5 sse S
;siss }SS II iSsssj August - SsSs K
ss ssssps MeSs
" s N?l9S s
last
quoted tnus:MIo Hayre. by steam, &c. TO Hamburg BY
sa% &C. T. 70 Sy % ~ ny y
% e SSsS aH was
day by majority VOTE April notices can be issued
CorrEE.-The market for Rio and Santos coffee was
and very cling
apParently have very little faith in currens values
but
o% s hass Rs w0s ND
"a .6s a the only
was strictly private We quoie nomipasIly Ordinary
s psims fair s s &c. exissS. 4 s2SS o
lots l5lsc sc Java government bags 26e: 2sc do
Ss4's 1s'; s TO- + f
s ss f sa%s kiss Is 49, oIs%nsH s
at SiSe zislc sales during the past three days,
.SHnrss.-The market remains in much the same DO;
se4s as hsR0Ts the ss1s naS' ds I
g about s nss snay spe
iSac c.: DO, fine isnsy f for sspor . is,sc
sc,o iS .s Sod Il s ne DO s.ss ns s
snape a1 f SS a. a
iat do. 90, domestic trade. nc. loXc: do do
F or Mshss s R9'h ns
cAspLrs-Asile from a fair distributing business
She market continued with values quoted steady, as
@ ReIM sh Sep itss1 o a H.
aaamannne T. I aud u o. &c. c and l7c paranane
Gooraa4es STOCK The demand since our last has
Change s W. anusS former aao.siiSns isi:ys;
saSoxs' WITH heads sinch, - iS ~ 50; box snooss
empty g Scs.heaa Nominal Soop es onSry
prime ssc. soc hoops Hteet ordinary 70 prime aSc
ConpAer not much sought after but quoted steady
SSs sSiaass
nDs @
aud about s in gSSd SnG nn1. m
s spSis. aS.r.4: s Ga a1ssa o s SS So
&c 'A peeled peaches North Carolina prime ac
Ssc; do state &c sc unpeeiea do. halves new,
s sssf:. Sc 81 49, Sss:s. 81 s;Ss
Southern new nc Zoc raspberres new, SOc SC
plums, southern lie. a l9c. ; do. state. 2Oc Gle
EGGs.-Snce our last report there was lurthcr ue-
s o srse the the the
celpts being hight and under more active inquiry,
prices e. ct Inc close lhcre no change
in the price, but the market Is weak we quote
so State aSa Western
choice brands Sc o3c other Western, Sc Southern,
SIC. 33c. iimed choice brands. &c Csc uo lar 10
good. &c. o l6c. -. =. ,.o,,
FLOUR AND HhAiN.- o,oo DpH "m ,J.
oa 3o50J bushels; barley, SoVJ do The nonr market
ruled strong, with far demand for shipping extras
and moderate inquiry for other kinds Sales were re-
ported of i270O bbs, which 57U were FOL export.
Corn meal was more active firm; loo bbls sold
chiefly Tor shipment We Quote:-
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
| LoxpeR Paopvcr MAaxrs-LoxpoH. Masoh io-xvun
| n0s-eDxi0 tuxpenuAs, ~ PEI ~
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Ind. Ploom West LIST. 33 Han Naples lst .. ~
Mich outh I'd IN. 05 Great West LIST 'ss.. ~
* n sf1 pc. 1864 Great West al Ne. 5iia
Cev ! ol los Lar BIN Miss LIST. 81
CIcv oil new lids. iek,n Linz Deer lat -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20

BANK SHARES.
In this department. the following were the late
bids America, 1856; American Exchange. 1lS I;
Butchers and DrOvers' 1872; Chemical 1000; City,
800; Commerce. us; Continental, %; Corn Ex-
change, l2s; FIRST National, 200; Fourth National.
9sA; Gallatin National, 1872; German-American,
SO; greenwich 30; Hanover, 90; Irving, l27;
Manhattan, $50; Market, 12l; Mechanics, 14O1s;
Merchants, 12lz; Merchants Exchange. l01;
Metropolitan, 1919; New York, 1870; New York
National Exchange, 95; New York County, go;
North America, 90; Oriental l72; Pacific. 1e5;
Park. 14l; Peoples. l4O; Phoenix, s5; Republic.
s91S; State Of New York, liz.
STATE BONDS
were without feature. and quotations remain nm.
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-20

These figures, compared with last year, show
of 4s5 bales In receipts decrease OF 9t6 bales
IN shipments decrease 5555 bales In stock The
weeks receipts ut the 81 0S9 bales against
" .5S bales ast week ana o67d bales
point to about $4,000 to $500 bales The closing oua
lions lollows-March 1879 l67-l6,.; April.
l6sc. May, l7c; June. IL ll32c July II 2l.3lc. Au
f1 ssc $50 oso,e loc seEte%oer Noyss@ S
l6ac. l69l6c: December, Is l7.3sc. a 10 10 SEC.
We quote (prices based standard OF classification in
force september 1874 and upland cotton in store
running in Quality not more than nall grade above or
ary 15ac. strict good orllnary Ice; low middling
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The following table shows tho opening, highest
and loNest prices OF the day.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with the prices yesterday the changes
1t the close to-day were as foows.--
Decline-Atlantlc and Pacific, preferred, Il; c.,
Y. and !. c., u Delaware and Lackawanna, Il;
Rock Island. u; Northwestern, preferred, II;
Adyance-New York Central, Il; Erie. 81; Han.
ncai Lang ana ST: J"sepn, -; Earlem Z; Lake shoe
Union, y.
The stocks that remained steady were North.
western and Panama
THE MONEY MARKET.
The close on call loans was made at az per cent
after rates at a AZ per cent. An abundance Of
eaptal was offered at this rate.
Foreign exchange closed up firm, with business
q %70H Q 4.so Tor bankers 60 days sterling and
<ss . <s3ls for demand.
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
Inc imports OF dry goods for the week were
81, $50, AlS, and the amount marketed, S. 283 $685.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advces give the following late quota
tt0ps:-Consos, Tor money, 92T a 90; do. Tor &C.
count, 80; 6vetwenty bonds, 1866, old, 107i; 1857
107k; ten-forty bonds, 1929 1903; new dves, 103
. losK; Erie, "a PAX. Market dull but steady.
THE GOLD MARKET
continues to he subject OF much interest, and at
times to-day it was Q theatre OF considerable
excitement. 1t is generally known that the
control OF specie Is in the hands or a few
hsavy capitalists. who believe they can do
With the market what they please. The
price to-day was 11eK and 1853. but subsequently
Il declined to 1l5H. TheIe was then rally to
116k and close ct 1leh. The borrowing rates
we're and per cent per annum. Loans were
also made nat. Gold loans on time were easier at
! per cent for forty days, TX per cent lor sixty
days, TX q TX per cent for ninety days TX per
cent for four months and ~ . IN per cent for the
balance Of the year.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Custom House receipts were $276,00o
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day SIS, 900
On account OF interest and $4,000 In redemption
Of nve.twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These closed strong at the following quota.
CONSTITUTED States currency sixes, 1lsk 11oK;
DO. DO, 1881, registered. 119x 1leX; do. do, do
coupon, 1904 l2l; do. nvetwenties, 1852, regis
tered III; do. do do. coupon, III; do. do, 1864
registered, 1l7X 11s; do. do, do, coupon, 11sI
1lSA; do do, 1865 registered, 1lsA 10; do.
do. do. coupoa 11oN 1907; do. do, do, new,
registered, 11SI 119; do. do, do. do, coupon,
1lsx lls; do. DO, 1857, registered. 1872 1loX;
DO. do. do., coupon, 119X 1905 DO do.. 1858, reg
Uttered, 1917 11oX; do. do, DO, coupon, 119X
100; do, sen-lorties, registered, ll4I q
1l4h; do. do, coupon, 114X q lis; do. nves, 1884,
registered, 11sh 115X; do. DO, do, coupon,
ll6k u6X.
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were generally quiet. Union Pacific sink.
Ing funds advanced to sSA. Ditto nrsts sold at
ssk a963s. Northwestern consolidated gold bonds
advanced to 63s. e., Q. and I. e. frsts declined 10
IS. New Jersey Central nrsts sold at 1907; do.
consolidated, 1861; Chicago and North western
consolidated coupon gold bonds, s3h q S3h; do.
consolidated, 90: ST. Paul nrsts, consolidated, ~;
Hannibal and st. Joseph elghrs, convertible. s2
New York Central skies OF 1857 at 100; Pacific OF
Missouri Hrsts at 90. The other changes are with
sut importance.
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RIO INvEsroRs--D SHAPES NEW YORK LIFE Ahp
jsrs dsSs S s.a Si IL ~ = esS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-26

Heaven to be companions for each
Other-intCnded TO cnnOblc and pur.-
ty each other-to enter into the most
intimate, ondcarin", and permanent,
relations With each othcr-'tWO hem
isphcrcs Of humanity necessary TO the
perfection and beauty of the great
sphere Of life, when united. have
the evidence Of Gods sanction.
Unfaithiulncss TO hemarriage VOW,
is argued by many commentators, ,and
by our Worchy Divine in particular,
as the Only ground for divorce.
Whether th,s construction Of the
Scriptures IS a true one or not, IS yet
an unsettled controversy. We 90
think, that where one contracting
party brings unmcritcd shame upon
the other, wantonly and continually
abuses, or cruelty deserts the other,
di>@raccs an innocent offspring, and
inAicts Il wound upon community
the marriage relation should be dis
solved, and the innocent amd injured
party be permitted to find the coun-
tcrpart TO lis or her sphere of cXis-
tcncc.
In Il beautiful country town in
Pennsylvania, there lived anoted and
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One of the most singular operations
Of the I1Gon are the cracks or assures
which appear OF its surface. These
raGiate ouJ from a common center, gen
orally frotna center Of a volcano. They
are Of vast extent, one Of them being
six hundred mile long, from one to three
miles wide, and a depth SO great tha6
no telescope has yet been able to pene-
trate its abysses. They appear to have
been formed by vast eruptionS and an--
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-26
Letter From Nevada.

VIRGINIA CITY, Nevada, Feb. 18TH, 70.
Ed. RErUEICAN:-Tuc>day morning
February 9Th, l left your quiet city and
started for this city, the Queen Of the
Silver State Of this glorious constclla-
ton of States. The morning WAS bright
and cold. and rs we cave Savannah cur
last, long, lingering look. we We're con-
scious that hor bright stars would swinG
around their circ.c5 without missing the
one WE2 IS seated So many miles from
them, trying to write something from
this ElC0rado 10 interest your readers,
and the man kind friends he left be-
hind HIN. We reached st. Joe in due
season and remained there until We'd
nesday morning. Permit me througi.
your paper to eNtcndmy thanks to Thos.
I. Ryan, ESP, ard john NJ. Stewart, of
st. Joe, for their kind treatment on that
day.
"Wednesday morning, ~ precisely 5
o'clock, We started ior omaha, The city
Of Train. The night WIS very cold, but
before leaving st. Joe we he'd provided
ourselves with , good heavy blanket,
and thus armed we badc dlhance to tho
piercing winds that blew 50 liorccly
across tie prairie, OF Missouri and Iowa.
We reached the junction ut Council
Bluffs 1T {" =. n. the s"me ,lay There
we were ordered 10 chan~c ears foI
Omaha. While waiting for tie train
We took stroll around the depot. The
wind blew 4 perfect hurricane and b#dc
defiance to Oycrcoats ana fur<. w
were smokinga 4 cigar givcn Us y i5s,,.
Ryan, when 4 severe Gust OF wind came
across the pr;:yies Of Iowa and took tt"
wrapper off the cIgar, and away il went
just RS our brightest hopes have t.9wn
in tie tilnas that are past and gene
"All aboard for Omaha" At last
@reelS Us, as:ld ~ respond i.y taking our
seat IN one Of the splendid cag> II the
Union Pacific railroad Epon oatcrtu.,
the cars and ~i;nr:n@ our eyes arouHl.
We Were greeted with IL" si~::t ct
4 Bible and LYNN Book placed in tho
car. We ""proachcG :De place a"I
with wondering eve, READ these words
''i'rcscntcI 10 the Onion p;ci.ic Rail
road Company. ~ he hHrTican !jiu.c
: )ciptV. Read an. :. ..,,I,u. = ;Er iLGU"i-.
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PHYSICIANS.

VAR. s. T.. DAVENPORT having located In
~ayta-...li. o,l,'l'~ h:s professional H.."'"c>
t. the citiL.ii~ ui savannah and NIr!niA. tl!'r
Il hI, II. jvncr on Main street, one bri eat Ui
:hc iIL.To.
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ATTORNEYS.

- I. E!l ~. attorney 1t law. viii pra, ticr
(, in al 3i.y courts al Northwest Missouri.
Special ;f-aatioH gtNc.2 II hl~Ec~~ in the county
and prrua.. courts. ONicc over farlMrls'
Bank. -
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TRT!NIEH & KING. attorneys ami
Z \ COINS ,r~ ~ law. Particular attention
given "cu'.,.'Ion>. GE:"c on the south s!uc
Of ihr Squire. in new Bank building. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-26

yOiIN y. hIA%ORS. attornry-.t-law. WEI
81 tr;8-Iyl All EU~jn"., entrusted - hm
promptly and cair,lllir. Can Ia" iruuG 1t hI~
office. up stairs. iWo doors c;i-i tn Post OF
lie, >ay"U:.:i3. NJ. u
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OESEENEE.

Savannah. Feb. %, 1870.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11

Afttr te'! ytsTr II trlaT ON ful- l0sH7 las
prov it-el the only curative M certain Clse-
81 diseases IranouLcys. hy L.,dlcGl IraSt4:.cL-
erS - iucurHble.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE Ct SUITS CCK hEECE0 !:
1ulO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DE.
STATE OF NEVADA.
COUNTY OF ORMSRY. T,
DISTINCT ATTORNEY OFFICE )

1uyO THE FOLLOWING NAMED DE-
PENDANTS. snd 10 all oWncrs CT. or ciaiia-
m tsto the real estate and improvements th' re-
on or improve meI IS when assessed separately,
hereir after d. ser. bed. known or nnknoWh-
You are hero 10y notified that suits nave "eh
commenced in TIE Justices Cont, 1ar>oh
Township. Ornsby county state q Nevada. IN
Carson ,ity G. l. Witherell JUsti'c OF the
Peace bv tie state % Ntvadn. plaintiff. aeai,st
each Of the fefendants her matter nance, ara
each of the following escrIi"d tracts or paItfis
of land with the iInIToTeiht MS tf.vh auu TX,
rrav. ments whtn separately assessed ana ali
own. rs Of or claimants to. the same. known or
unknown. To recover the tax AMI del hqu-htS
ass,.sst d TO the said def n'lants, HEalhst salu
rropertv fer the fiscal wear comm, rclnS me ISL
day of January A. p. 1874. and ending the 3lst
dsv Of Dec. nber. A. u. 1874. and that srm-
mons hiss been Only issued III each case Ana
you are farther notifit that unless you appear
and answer he cou plant FLED IN said cause on
or bt fore the
18th day of February. A. ID. 1873.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, Iudsnn Mt Will
he taken against you and the real tst'tt ana III.
provements herein described for the amount q
tla tax and DELINQUENCY speclnei and COSTS OF
s11it the real estate here matter descril ed. telnG
situate in Carson Township, Ornlshy county,
State of NevaCa to-Nlt:
VIM. A. Johnson, all Of lot No III BLOCK Ne.
81 in Proctor and GIetn', division 81 Carson
Citv with DIV cling house theron. also heus'
hold furniture; tax anG lie llhqneIcy. go 80.
John Clark all f lot Ne. B. in block No. a
ID Mnssti Ii :" is hDI..hHl5 trrpitnrr.
ing house the" OF. ais" no"9ehoiu 1'''i''u4e'
tax and d. liIqueGcy, $40 "A.
d. Il. Pin. lot 10y 80 ieet; s,'Halt on ne
h"fthess- ',lii't 200 80 an IS. sd, 81
Carson strt't. III carson my, WI "Ne4i.iS
house thereon, also nous h"lu iui VA
ard cellnqutncy. Si9 - ,,
VIM. LINEN, sIl ul i"t No ~ IA 80 So.
il TOc;rr and GreeL : flNlslon OF carson 'i'!
tax and delinquency. - IeE.
Emma SIN tn. aN OF l@' No ,. ~ nI'A 80, -
IN Sears thompson ana $50 a.
son CITY WIN uN'H'". n'uS' i,1i,'+I.n-,
Luos' A"4u 4uiA-'"1'' va "
- - 49,. ,,-,bo,s4 9 :
- >, -, ,t l,,su ~, la il, block NJ
-. - t,..,.-- ,,,,,.in- ~ larson
So, L.'l5 fur,I.,,r,. in piano llra-
r. g. ryfr~ des riIt!yn TWO hurecs md one
.,,1 Uat,l tax al i ,lt IiuqUtrcy. SIG -.
uy.,,..u , 1r-rtr money al il trrtst secured
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
TO The UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY
623 kenrny street.

san Francisco. Established in 1854, for the
treatment of Sexual and seminal Diseases sucn
Gono-Thes, elect, structure. S!Thlhs III an
its forms. Seminal Weakness. lmp"ttncy. etc;
81 ill diseases Of years standing and I LIBERATED
Le.s successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How Iuany thousands Of Persons, both nlsle
and female. are there who are suffering OUT
miserable existence from the elects of secret
dulgencos. " -. n. -irus absorb bed into the ~
tenn Look at lu,Ir lalli2 e-nac!@:,., and dir
figured faces and their lrckon-down corstitu-
lions. dIsqualifying th IN for the happiness ~
marriage or the enjoyment Of life. In this
hcrrd situstiun thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
friends. ettoud to those who are suff, mig Will
any Of these horrible. lifc-destroyinE DIaladies
see that they are cared for and cured before IT
h, too late. send them immediately to DIR.
GIDEON. physician who has made private
diseases his ESPECIAL study for years. ana who il
certain to cur. tie most inVeterate case, without
m-rcui, or any injurious drugs.
Semina; Weakness.
Seminal Emissions. the consequence of self
abuse: This solitary vice, or delraved sexual
Indulgence is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to al almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerrlng certainty, the following train Of
morbid SYM toms. unless combatsd hy scien'i-
hc medical measures. viz Sallow counttB-
ance. dark spots under the eyes. pain III the
head ringing III the ears noise like the rustling
OF leaves and rattling Of CEariots unessiness
about the loius weakness Of the limbs. conTu-
sed vision. buntcd intellect. loss Of confidence,
ditidence in approaching strangers, Il dislike 10
form new acquaintances, disposition to shEn
society. loss of ms moIy, Ec'tic fush's, r1nlples
snd various ,rupticns abont the faces, furred
tongue, fctid breath, coughs, consumption.
night sveats moIomanis aud fTeque Mt insanity.
II relief be not obtained. should apIly inIne-
d!ately either in person or 10y letter. and have q
cure efectcd by hls new and scientific mode Il
treating this dis. act. which never fails OF II,
fectiLg quick and radical cure.
T, rsprs at dI.tauct may be CURED AT
HONE, by addr,ssInga lrtt,rto DR.. GIBEUE
stating case, symptoms. length Of time the dls-
.a~' has cortinuyd. suL hay. utdIciI. rour:-
ly Forwarded, fr,e from daIAsge and CUriosIry,
t. any part Il the ooUrtTy. win full and PLAN
directions. BY ns'r-I1!- Tn Dollars con-. IL
registered hitter. through the Poetott,,
through Wells, Farg" y Co. E Ia' EaG- Of ned
cine VII. l. Forwarded t. any Iart Of the Union,
G. RI, sl, rd'rts viii please Inform De Gitt,a
that they IT adj Lis advertisements il the AFTtAL.
Ad.irss. DR.. j. =. GIBBoN
I''..i- " Box 1877. San Francisco
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11

san FRANCISCO Established IN 1s54, Toy IN
TIRE atment of sexual and seminal Diseases sucl
S. Gono-rhes, elect structure. S!Thlhs III al
its forms. Seminal Neakness. 1mpotsncy. etc
Skin diseases Of years standing and uIceratet
Ltls successfully treated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11

81 Niuirg Company Location Of principal
lIace OF business, san Fran iscp, California
Location OF Works. Anrurs SIN Ialda county,
state of N.vada.-NotiCe.-I Il t!e is delinquent
upou the following described stock. On account
Of assessment NO y levied on the sihtet nth
day of D.cen. ber 1874. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective sharehold-
ers As follows:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
NOT ICE.

NNHE BUSINESS ARRANGE
u heretofore existing between GEO. T.
DAVIS. JOHN E FIREMAN. tDaTis 4 Free
mani and ". L. Buck DAVIS. was termiL at ID
by mutual agreement On the LIST day of Deoem-
Der. 1874. Geo. T. Davis and John +. Fireman
have no longer any interest in the Summit
Store the GIsnblook store sid Tahoe City
Stor., nor will they be responsible for any debts
contracted since december ist. 1874 All sums
due or to become due at SAID stores fer good,
m.rchs Il dice or personal property sold services
rendered or labor erformed Prior TO December
LIST. A. D. 1874. belong to Geo. T. Davis and
John +. Free nau and are payable to 6 tURGE
gibson, Receiver tor Oavisk Freeman.
GEO. T. DAVIS.
JNU. f. FREEMAN
". T. PUCK" DAVIS.
GTO. gibson
Receiver tor Davis Freeman.
Carson City. Nevada. january Il. go.
js22-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-11
Or. lie Richau's GOLDEN BALSAM Nc. I

cures C'Iancrfs first and second stages. Sores On
the Legs Body: Sor. EsIs, Eyes. Nuse. Sc.,
Copper-colored EIot,hes. >yIl.lItiC CatarTh,
Dis ased Scalp. ard all primary forms Of the
disease known syphilis. Irloo, $ per bottle
~. III t-Dr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-01-20
wANrED-A UsURY LAW.

The press of the state has, for some
time past, been discussing the question
of a usury law. a variety of arguments
pro and con have been made with
more or less plausibility. IL has now
ceased to be a mere matter of newspa-
per comment, and has assumed such
proportions as will certainly bring it
before either the legislature or the pro-
posed constitutional convention. The
HERALD has refrained from discussing
such law, not from any INDIGESTION,
but lin the hope capitalists might re-
alize that tbeirsafety and the prosper-
ty of the people would be better assured
by more moderate rate of Interest for
the legitimate use OF money than by
the present exorbitant demands. In
this we have been mistaken. Our
moneyed men, so far from taking such
action as would give lower rate and
thus foster n iirmer basis for business,
have continued Ia manifest Il ietermi-
nation 10 encourage the ruinous rate
charged, on the general principle that
money, like mercl,,iplisc. Is worth
what il will bring.