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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

TnE following provisions in senator
Tcrc's school bill Is quite important
amy incorporated city or town may
have exclusive control of the public
schools within its limits, and the Coun-
ell or board of Aldermen thereof are
invested with exclusive power to main
tain regulate, control and govern all
the public free schools now established
within the limits of said city or town
and they are furthermore authorized to
pass such ordinances, rules and regula-
tons not inconsistent with the Consti-
tuition of this State ~ may be necessa-
ry to establish and maintain new
schools, purchase building sites CON
struct schoolhouscs and generally to
promote free public education within
the limits of their respective cities
or towns When any such city
or town shall in good faith elect
to assume control and manage
mcnt of the public free schools
within its limits, and shall have Motif
ed the State Board of Education and
the County Judge of the county in
which il is situated, it shall receive
from the collector of taxes in the coun'
", on the certificate of the Board OF
Education, such proportion OF the
public revenue in his hands As its scho
lNstic population may cntitle it to
which certificate shall be II voucher in
the hands Of the collector of taxes fol
so much money in his settlement with
the State Comptrollcr Such an uddi
tlOnal amount rs u city or town, having
control Of public free schools, may de
sire to raise hy taxation for shool pur
poses shall be levied upon the taxable
property ia the limits Of said town OF
city, in accordance with the usual us
scssmcnt al taxes for municipal purpos
Is but such additional tax shall not
exceed onc-iourth of one per cent on
the city assessment OF taxable property
within its limits, and shall not be levied
unless tan election held for that purpose
twothirds of those paying II tax, other
than " poll tax shall vote therefor
Schools thus organized and provided
for 10y Incorporated cities on towns, shall
be subject to the laws of the State SO fan
as the same are applicable; but each
city or town having control of schools
within its limits, shall constitute II sep
aratc school district, and may by ordi
nance provide for the organization o
schools and the appropriation of its
school fund in such manner us may he
best suited to dense school population.
The title to all houses, lands and other
property now owned, or which may
hereafter be purchased or acquired by a
city or town for the benefit of public
free schools, shall be vested in the city
or town council or board of aldermen,
in trust for the sole and exclusive use
Of public free schools established under
this act, but no houses or lands SO held
in trust, or that may hereafter be nc.
quired for the benefit of public cduca.
ton shall he sold or otherwise diverted
from the uses herein indicated without
the consent of the State board of cdu.
cation"
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ing


The New York Jomuoi Of Commerce
responds sensibly to the queries of a
correspondent respecting spirituNlism.
That paper says that the majority OF
well informed men regard the spcrula-
tons Of the so.callcd spiritualists as in
one eases the offspring of II diseased
Imagination, in others the impudent
assumptions of charlatans and trick
stcrs Psycology Citcmlly, a discourse
ON the human soul il the science Of
mans spiritual nature and there are
many psychological mysteries worthy OF
study and investigation but not one OF
those has the least ray Of light thrown
upon it, by all that We have ever heard
or seen from this rpiritualsts male or
female, old or young, educated or Tilt.
crate, who have claimed to be inter
prefers to us OF the hidden secrets"
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"EvRnY candid man after reading
Langs amendments and comparing
them with the present judiciary will
admit that while his bill contains
enough words to made the organic law
of State, that it proposes IL Judiciary
system, twice US costly, three times as
cumbersome and not half eXpedit ious
in the dispatch Of business as the pres
ent,
1t is evident from the above extract
from letter written to the Waco Re
porter by Mr. q. B. Gerald, that Captain
W. W. Lang's proposed amendments to
the Constitution are not eminently sat
isiactory, The suspicion has long since
crossed our minds that Mr. Longs pro
positions will not hold water, and we
are glad to see an intelligent writer say.
ina
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Encouraging symptoms.

The cheering glow difused throughout the
system by HOslettcr'B stomach Blttrrs, the
elasticity OF mine and body which they Inn
part and the disappearance which they
cause OF those vague, uneasy feelings no dlni-
cult 10 describe, are most encouraging symp'
toms to the Responding Invalid. The Sensn-
ton of returning health IL a most delightful
one, ana b. enjoy It,, those afflicted with dys-
prpSia, liver complaint, constipation, inler-
mittcnt or rrmittcnt fcvcrs, lack Of vitality,
slccplegSucsS, rheumatic, uorVOus ana URN
nry troubles, should avail themselves with
out delay Of this invaluable tonic and cor.
rcctiyc Besides being specifically adapted
to the eradication of these mnladirs, II X
wondrOusly effective In ali diseases involy-
ing n diminutiOu of vital power on account
Of its properties IA n general inylgOrnt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

II Mr. Blaine had had so serious an
attack as was tifAtfepresented, il would
have been impossible for him to be in
the condition inpyhich he is now 70.
ported to be. His recovery would not
have been u matter Of hours, but Of
weeks It's reported that he was I'M.
conscious after the attack for seven OF,
eight hours, with symptoms of severe
pulmonary congestion, the usual attend.
ant OF grave sun-stroke. II thi, waa
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FREE TO ALL.
But No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 make The Herald the medium
of communication for the general pubic,
aud also 10 assist those who may heeu us
slstnnce, wchayo determined 10 print % iree
ndvcItIsInp column. Advertisements under
Cbo hoad Of NIOst," "Found," wanted,
|For SHE, "For Rent" "ro' Let" Of not
more than Three lines, VIII be inserted IN
this column two times free OF chhrge' WIZ. ~,
surb ndyertlaomeuLs exceed three lines the
excess will be charged ut tho rate OF hye
cents a line, each insertion, In advance ana
when such advertisements are printed more
than Two times they VIII be charged NJ the
additional insertion. Seven words make
line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

THE DALLAS HERALD has moved INTO
its new quarters on Main street and
feels quite proud about IT. in fact -
putting on airs Well We can excuse At
as il is acknowledged to be one OF the
very hest papers in the State. - Law
renee Times
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

Hos. ALBEIT VOORHEES, of New Or
leans Is candidate for Governor OF
Louisiana, subject to nomination by the
Baton Rouge Convention, Judge W,
B Egon and Major j. G. Moncurc, are
also spoken Of as suitable men for the
gubernatorinl chair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

New YoRg and Ohio have been will
o .tho.wisps that have led Democratic
Conventions into quagmires for fifteen
years, would it not be policy to let
Ephrain alone with his idols, and try
for Pennsylvania and Indiana with
Hancock and llcndricksY
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Attorneys at Law.

D. NJ. Hayes Attorney at Law, 2Ol Com
mercc street south of CourthOuse), Dallas,
Texas. Special attention paid to land
claims aprltt
Hurt Il smith, Office In Post ONCE block
northeast corner Public Square. feb25dtr
W, 3. Oldham, office in Mitohie's building,
opposite the LcGrand hotel, Main street
janlidtf
John NJ. StommOnS Attorney at Law, No.
9Oo North Side Public square, upstairs.
OCt2B-ltf
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The Cosmopolitan hotel, as u private
boarding house. The house Is furnished,
cestral and IRE proof Address ~, 1" Her
aid Office. jun2O-lw
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A furnished room with southern exposure
pleasant location, terms low. Address A
NJ, this office. Juue2l At
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DALLAS. TEX AS.


Parties leaving tue city for the sum
mer can have THE DAILY HERALD
mailed TO any point for one dollar n
nloDth.-in advance. Al.
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$50. A salesman understanding the retail
grocery business thoroughly; must be able
to influence city trnde ana be good col
OCcr; salary MY dollars per month with
prOSpectiYcincrcNse must come well recon-
ended Address in own hand writing, Glass
box Gi0 city. June2l-N
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For Rent.
For Rent.

A room on Main street, In the center of tn,
city, suitable for II BARRIERS or tailors shop
Address $, Herald office. june2l-gt
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w nIIIniI.

silent capitalist, partner in the purchase
Of grain Hnd sale Of machinery Address
Grain, Herald office June2l-N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

Agents for the Elevatiug Gate, near the
Tcxns and Pacific depot Cal In the fore
noon. kurmcrs and mechanics please notice
lunr21-2t
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Wanted.

To purchase small house and lot low down
cash ana trade, or long leaschOld On prop
crty. Address Widow this office. june2l-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

DIR. Coleman has removed to No. 81 Main
street, opposite Market drug store.
june2l.2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

Amy one having Weekly Herald OF May
9TH and 9Th will receive II good price by
bringing same TO W. \. X, this o1ice.
IuupI iaIAL
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


l.. +. Harris, solicitor In Bankruptcy
United States District Court, Western Dis
trict of Texas once al Elm street, Dallas,
Texas. PoslOtllCe box, llSI. mHy26.dlm
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Horse For sale.

Grey gliding ak yoarH Old, sound and gem
tie, viii be sold cheap for cash, Inquire ~
Dallas aud wichita iallroad House, corner
Commerce and Market streets. June&I n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

RuBr, DUNCAN, NJ. D., 80 Mckinney Ayeu-
ne, near hreigS min. may2l-lm
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., otiico over First Ma
uOnnl Bank. Residence" corner san JAciutO
and llnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas.
mchl5dlm
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combination Lock safe

Arion Piano cheap. Address W. =. L., this
Olice. juneli-d3t
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For Rent.

A furnished dwelling of six rooms for rent
Location between Austin and Market, ON
Jackson street, No. ~ Apply on the prem
iSus junlS-lw
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lOIlippf1nnara


Ferry Bros, SO4 Main street, manunctur
ers OF Pure Candies. French Pastry and lc,
Cream, mnyU.2t
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wanted.

A good honest cook. Apply to II. 4. IT,
this Office, JnhtaI-V
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II, l., RAY. &. T. =. DAkE.
RAY q OAK Il,
Attorneys Oh! G'Ihs'A,'s AZ Law
OFFICE 3OI MAIN STREET.

WIN practice In all of tho State and Federal
Courts In Texas. Bankruptcy, Real Estate
and Investigation OF Titles aSptciulty
INSTRUMENTATION q. NJ Hardin, Hen. #, =
Wright, judy 9th judicial District, DR.. q, Y
ton, all of Mo. Hon. Newton Booth
Cal Gov. Richard Coke, Austin, Tex
M Col. @. NJ, Swiuk Pres. Exchange
Bank, Gen. A, u. Norton, Col. Il. H.
Texas; Hon Thos. II. Duval, Judge u. =. Dist
Court, Austin, Texas; Hon Al. Evans, IT, -,
DIST. Alto ncy, Waco, Texas Hon. a NJ.
Cochran, Dallas, Texas; Hon, N. Il. Carter
lotte, N, e.; Hon. John W. II. Underwood
Rome, Ga; ex-doY Joseph E. Brown,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Notice.

one Victor hay scale, the largest In the city
and nearly new. j. IL. CROWELL,
junel1-d2w l0S Jefferson street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-22

Two or three industrious and steady boy
to worl, at Phmn,x Wis. Jumc22lw
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Ola Papers,

IlalI'spatent, cheap. Apply to G. b. Her
AID oaice. maylO-tf
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Old papers for sale at The Herald Office.
VI per hundred,
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Wanted.

Two collar makors; steady employ ment
"A Il good wages given. Apply ut Dallas
Laundry, Ross Avenue, JuheIS'%I
Tlck,l,lo ~. Louis 5000, by Johnson e
Mnngtt, JuI's@'EJ
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Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds, with
lasting water, can be Ind. Apply to J. Peak
adjoining Fair Grounds. mSdSm
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wanted.

A ylluntOu In storc by young nai
with good testimonials, from Springfield
three years banking experience Ia LONDON
A. j, Barber, this olllce, JuheZz-Il
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4 DVERIl@ANG: Cheap: Good: System
n dtic.--All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements should send -
cents To Geo. T.. ROWcll Il Co., II Park Row,
New YorE for their PAMPHLET BOOK
(nmcty. scrn,'t edHi1a}, containing lists OF
over 2OCO newspapers and estimates, show
In; the cost. Advertisements taken Tor load
Ing papers In many states ~ tremendous
reduction from puhliEh""s' "AteS. GET THE
DpOE 9S2iNwIv
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UDOLPEO WOLFE CO.,
moh3l0m Is Beaver ST, n. Y.

lt-,..a-.- E'rusSas supporters ana
g. see.aH IA SSsA Pile Pipes, "Seeley's kH"d
/ SsNFBH9ts 9Rubber Trnsses." Cool
- clearly, light, perfectly saie
HsSG.~a-l.s- EgR,and comfortable, tree from
all sour, rusty, chatting,
Swapping, or poulticelikG unplCasantnosS
used In bathing, endorsed by the profession,
long tested, always reliable. BEWARE UF
IMlrATlONS. Genune stamped 81, Is
Seelcy." Eenb'g, l3i7 Ches. ST. Phila, and
73i Broadway, n. Y. Sent by mail or express
and sold by leading druggists. Send for cat
,lppIIn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-12-23
gs1gqgYY9Yg

10 tbe WORKING CIasS.-ht can iuthIsD yeu
emnIoqmeut al WEI h YOU can make very large pay
in yout own localities, without being away itr.a
home oyer sht. Agents wauel in every town and,
county take subscriptions fnr lhe Csntennia RECORD
the largest publication ia the United StateA-lo
pages, "a columns; Elegantly lllusitaied; Terms
only 81 per year. The Record devotes TO whatever
is of interest connected with Tue Centennial year.
The Great Exhibition Philadelphia is iuily Illus
trated in detail. Everybody wants ii. Tne whole
people feel great in their Country's Centeu
NAL Birthday and want TO know all nut it. An
elegant patriotic crayon drawing premium picture
seuted ree each subscriber. 1t ID entitled, in
remem brance of the One Hundi edith Anniversary OF
the independence of the Uuited States" Size Z3x30
inches. Any can become a successful agent. Tor
but show the paper and picture and hundreds of sub
scrbers easily obtained everywhere There Is no
business that will pay like this at present We have
many agents who making as high Is $50 per DAY
aud IL. wards. Now the time don't delay Re-
member it costs nothing to give the business trlai
Send for circulars. terms and sample copy or
paper, which sect free to all VIII apply; DO IL
To-day Comnlete outfit free to those who decide to
engage. Farmers and mechanics, aud their sons
ard daughters make the very best of agents Ad-
dress
THK CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland. Maine.
1s76une16yl
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Chicago & North
western RAILWAY.

Passengers fer oHICAGO. Detroit. Tolsde, Cieve-
land kudsio Niagara It's P,ttsburg, Cincinnati
q chester Albtnv. Tnronte Honfr-sl Quebec, Port
laat, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington. St. Lous Cairo. ean Francisco, Sscra>
msnta. Ogden. Salt Lake City, Denver Council Bluffs,
sloux City. st. Paul, Hnq ,eta, Escs.sha M>nasha,
Madison Che,-nne. Omaha iankton, WinoRa, Du-
1sth, Green By, Milwaukee, and all points North,
West South and IA {, SHOULD buy their tickets via
ths
Chicago q North W sstern Railway.
Close . . isu@ na 'e st Chicago with the
Ike shore 4 Arck Eau Southern, Michigan Central,
saItim re ohio, plt>burs, Fort Wayhe Chicsgp,
kank.kes Liae ana Handi- Rou ~, for all
psin. EAST aad oJFH-H4Sf aud wtth the
Cl,ics Altsn nd Hines Central for all poiats
SOUTH.
Qioss e-s asetivAs ats~ with the Cnien
Rncifis Z, 4. at oWAaa for xi ar Wet pesis.
Close connections are nasde at junction points
as.tA k.s;n or all cross reads.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-12-23

OF WISCONSIN, -
sa of
80 COURNoYER,
Clerk
Subscribed d.nd his November
5AHE~ s sTo1T8 Public
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A. MILES
Tonsorial Parl0rs
No East Superior ST..
DULUTH. MIN N
A. MILES makes a speciality Of sstting Aair
and treating Diseased ssalps
MIIES'
Tunisian Hair Dressing.

For Cleansing and Beautifving the Hair.
arresting its falling off, and lmpsrt'ag
to it Healthy and Natural Tone
and Growth.
Prepared only by A. Miles, Duluth, AiaA.
The PROPRIETOR of the above preparation Tor the
Hair res to introduce the to your aSorabls
motto. ON IFS MERITS, and ia good faith "a TO its
I,roperties and usefulness, even though there be
numerous similar Preparations now 10 vogue ny
actual experiment he Tunisian Hair Dressing has
been reduc TO as pefrction the extended exs
peience If proprietor in the preparation oi sucs
articles will permit. It's composition is OF ingfs>
dents which can in nowise iDjurs the cap nary
vessels Of he hair. By stimulating the sepaceoas
glands al the roots of hair to the proper exercise
their functions will keep the hair soft shd hexiois
1t will Cleanse the Scalp OF pandtuh
The Tunisan H..ir Dressing will prevent the naiI
am falling off and promote its growth. natural
result of restoring the skin and glandular system to
their proper tone by its use, will be 10 arrest the
snys Of color Of the hsir and in the majority Of
insoncss ii will rest.re the coiorIng matter 10 tss
eanillary tubes wi hin the bair ITSELF bat will set -
refsre with the natural coioI
Iti. made OF the best quality Of material the mar
k.t affords while the pri brings il within the
reach of ali. 1t Ia much cheaper than say sthW
known Hair ue of favorable rsPRts.
WARRANTED to isersass the growth OF thA h6sx.
Tor Sa,s al MES Tsnsorsl Harlars
10 NAa$tAsri~ -
snuna unnnfo
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Accounts audited by
the County Board.

Dec 1875
County Judge foi stationery $50 90
J ~ Hacker do IA 10
A Zachau sheriff Boarding isrisouer 80 81
PI, Snooner EXPENSES in Bond Suit IS 90
E.England work en- County Vaults 90
Jno Collins 10 cords wood Court House SS 90
Jno Walter work on County Roads 3S 81
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PULLNAN PALACE CARS.

1h-se celebrated ears are rae ca ali nsht trains
al the llses OF this red.
Thisi. the ONLY LINZ rHRsiug these ears he
sv.eu Chicago sas Ct. Pal sr Caisaxs end Xlw&u-
ks~.
Al om.ka ewr sl-epsrs sonasst wiki the Overland
Asspass ss the Usion Pae &c Rai eaa, fer oil pc ns
zeal Of i've AI.ssari kis.!-
Among the
Ed3cesms"ts sfsrsa by tbs fo"te
Ne The travelling pub s arr all the Ss etn improve
Rock aud Gravel BallssfeS Frsek, N-.t Rail,
Rsok md Ir~n Briag-s. Psriar sEd Brawns Room
Dar Coanhs-. smokiEg and l. uagiag Cars, Wrsiins>
sa~iv Air Brakes, Htllsr'. PSt%at safsts Caupf.ns
sas Px forms, Speed satsty aud Absolute Cen.iort
Running through Five Great States,
aad opera ing over 700 les Of read, thi> on many
pr-sent, 10 thu av~lsr f.cilIlss tn't RxkUf snd
eANNof hs nae br amy snp.titsr.
All ii kst aeenfs sell yeu tickets via this route
If yeu wish he best trsvsliag aeconodti'"a*. re-
vii huy y.ar tekats by fnist topte, and Will iyks
atker.
MARVIN HU&HITT, ". n. STENNETT,
0-nsrHi snfsri7teassef. SEMI Fsssssgsf ASsat
1879 a6 Il
, 1876-07-15

EAnt DEnns, in roply to dcputations which
called upon him yesterday, spoke quito freely
concerning tho policy Of tho English Gov
ornmcnt touching tho Eastorn question. lie
statetl TINT England could not agroe to tho
Berlin programme for tho reason TINT such
agreement would not have suited either the
Turks or the insurgents; that tho nose WA
not entirely satisfactory to tic agreeing Pow
or8 themselves. Ho dcclared 1t to bo tho
interest Of oil tho Powers to abstain from net
ivo interference in thonifairs Of Turkey. Tho
Earl acknowledged that there was largo
party In Russia in sympathy with tho scla-
yonians, but, as that party is not In power,
and tha Car is strongly in favor Of peace
md non-intorvcntion, there is little cause to
foar that Russia will take my important stop
without consulting tho other great Powers.
Englanl's desire VIVA To keep the conflict
within its present liznits. "Great Britain,
says Denny, "has guaranteed Turkey ngasnsi
murder, but not against suicide or sudtler
DEATH" Englnnd will hold herself roady te
mediate between tho Turks md insurgents
| If opportunity offers.
, 1876-07-15

Chicago, lasts for litlo whilo, but, undo,
tho influence Of storms and weathor-chanc,s
very soon has to 10 repaired. Thia tough.
oncl glass would seom to nuawor ovory qualj.
ficatson for roofing purpoaca It does no,
percoptibly o1pnnd or contrnct In tic lifro,,
ent soasons. It is hnrd enough to wnlk orr,
without breaking. Il necessary, 1t eau bo
malo imporvious to light, or It can b
mado transparent, 10 thnt my degree
Of light may bo obtained through
It. 1t can be put On In platos OF any slze,
made with ridges or langea 10 TINT It Gun
DO grooved together In any form desired.
md 1t IL firo.proof. For flooring also 1t will
provo Of great service. rs It will mako anice,
cloan Burfaco, and can, II necessary, DO 10
laid rs to curry tho light from tho ruof all
through tho building. For graporios, grocu.
houses, and nil projections for planta md
vegetation, II will bo admirable, as 1t will mol
10 Affected by vibrations, and will not bo
broken by hail-stor1ns. Every gardener
knows tho trouble ho has with brokon Rlass,
but by the tempered glasa he will avoid all
this trouble and savo hoavy bill Of expense.
In the moro item Of stresklampsalone, which
arc constantly being broken by stones md
storms, tho city could sayc. heavy bill Of
expense. For every purpose whore glass II
now used. and for numerous purposes whera
brittle giass cannot DO usad, this tempered
glass must speedily come into nso. Il
promises to be one Of tho most important
discoveries ever made as an essential Of llfc