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Texas Doctors.
10 the Editor of The Herald;

To the Editor of The Herald;
IN the July number of the Richmond
and Louisville Medical journal, APP
pears the following paragraph taken
from the Detroit Medical Journals
Attention Texas Doctor The
Texas law regulating the practice OF
medicine has been greatly lauded IN
certain quarters. Of its practical work
ines. the Chicago Medical iournal" of
January 1877, gives the experience OF a
northern physician, graduate OF Rush
Medical College" This gentleman apN
reared before the board of examiners,
bald the fee, fifteen dollars, passed his
examination and submitted his diploma
for inspection His reward came
through the postofice in the following
lines 1--WE decline TO issue to YOU a
certificate of qualification. II Is
charged that the law was designed and
is executed in the financial interest OF
themedical men in Texas, to enable
them to get keep and control the medl'
cal practice OF the state.
This paragraph alleges a special case
ofiniustice to a gentleman, (md the
Chicago papers should have added a
fine one at that,) "a northern physi-
clan, graduate Of Rush Medical Col"
lege'-perhaps a distinguished gradu-
ate to boot,
This gentleman aforesaid, graduate
of Rushs' Medical college" did not pass
the examination, but was completely
upset thereby; ina word it proved him
amedical ignoramous, and he was nee
essarily rejected We are glad to IN
form his sympathizers that he has since
been fined two hundred and fifty dol
lars for continuing to practice medicine
without license Another allegation is
an unjust discrimination against north'
ern men. We reply: Ten applicants
have been examined since the organl'
cation orthe board, of this number ioui
We're rejected, two of them being from
the north, the other two from the south
OF the six who passed the board, ano
were granted certificates Of quaIilica'
ton, four were northern men-none
however graduates OF Rushs' Medical
college
SAMUEL. ". FIELD, ". D.,
Secretary of the Medical Board OF III
Eleventh Judicial District,
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Effort, Looking to the Future.

journal of Commerce: With the re-
covery of the boon of local self govern
ment and the ability to manage our
own affairs, the people OF South CaroN
lima this year enter upon a new career
Seventeen long years have rolled away
since Charleston has had an opportu-
nifty OF doing the business for which
this city is fitted and to which her peoo-
pie are fairly entitled by natural al
vantaees and by establishing character,
intelligence and energy. In that period
great changes have taken place in the
manner of doing business, in railroad
management, and transfers OF commod>
titles under the pressure of close COM
petition. The merchants, business men
and managers Of railroads and steam,
ship lines are all profoundly interested
IN building up this city az place oI
trade and commerce. They are DIS
posed to make every exertion TO give
facilities and reduce costs in accord-
nnce with the universal order OF the
day. Close connections, rapid transit,
reduced freighis, little handling OF
goods and commodities, small profits
on sales and upright dealing in all
things, are what they propose to bring
about and establish. But in the efforts
they are making everything cannot be
done in day; and. while they labor IN
these directions. they want all the help
they can get from friends IN the IN
terror, as a matter of mutual and per
manent advantage.
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LEROY n TcNeney's Afe nnd Services.
Brenham Banner Leroy II. Ma.
Nelley emgratod TO Washington eoun.
" IN the early part Of 1899. and en-,
gagged as hrrdsman for Mr. Travis Bur-
ton, taking chugy of large herd of
shiecp, Ia which capacity ne served an,
~ the beginning OF the war in lSGl.
"hen he enlisted ms private In Com,
pany f. Fifth Texas cavalry. Gfoon's
brigade, la 1862, arter the battle of
Camp BIslin, Louisiana, he was pro.
NOTED Tor gallantry to the position of
captain, and placed in command of the
Tom Green scouts o company composed
OF volunteers from The different re,i,
menls Of the brigade, in which camel.
W he rendered Invaluable service, his
reports always being reliable lie oc.
capled his position until the close.
OF the war After the gmrend.
or he returned to this county
ana ON October Nth of that
year ne was married to Carrie Check
OF Long Point, who survives him
shortly after his marriage he began tine
occupation Of farming, which he con.
unued till 1872, when he was nut in
command Of company Of state police
by Ex-Governor Davis, IN which po,ition
he served with distinguished ability
until within the past few months. when |
on account Of impaired health, he was
retired from the service. The history
OF his connection with the state uoops
Is so fresh IN the memory of the people |
not only Of this county, but of the |
state at large as to need no recapitula.
ton at our hands Captain McNelley |
was selfmade man in every sense OF |
the word, aud during the time he was |
engaged IN herding he used to carry |
his books ont ON the range with him to |
read and study At the time Of his
death he was only twenty.oight Years |
of age. Besides his bereayed wife he |
leaves two children.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, September s.-Flour de-
maud fair. Common 81 OO9i 30; superine
a 5OSl 10; XXX 50; xxx So 2j96 20; choice
81 75a7 37IS. Corn demand active, prices ad.
yanced, choice white IN gtinnies Csc; yellow
SIC. eats flrmer, Galena l0c; Texas 4l@t2c.
Coffee quiet, cargoes, ordinary 10 prime l1@
23c gold. Sugar steady, common 10 good
common SCI tair 70 inlly fair o149o1sciprime
to choice sH@9c; yellow CHARMED D5P@SH
centrifugal &4ag4c. MOlasses, nothing doing.
Rice, demaud good, ordinary to prime o@1c.
NEW YORK, september s.-flouf Is frm.
Wheat quiet Futures low. Corn shade
hriner.
SIght-Flour firmer. Business checked by
light offerings. Common 10 fair extra " 2h9
q 81: southern 81 5dS % Wheat-spnt, ring
steady; winter grades heavy and Irregular,
Go n AdlAc lower and active Al 9aj4ci IN
graded western mixed, hot TO choice ingn
mixed $50. Yellow western oats unsettled.
BALTIMORE, Se ptsmber s.-FlOur active and
strong. Howard street and western " zoo
4 30: extra 6 O0g5 90; family ~ Bg3 o..
Wheat active anu strong. Southern VI ga
/ 81: western firm; southern red prime " ~
al s.; amber 81 55al 81; white 81 b9l -,
PENNSYLVANIA red ~ 20; western steamer
81 q. No western wi1ter red spot u ~
septombSr 81 554; October q ~ southern
corn arm 10 duff western steady southern
white H2c; yellow coo.
CtscfsNATI, September s--Flour steady.
Wheat firm red 81 l59l p. corn Is steady,
4IfftNfs DNLltl HMltAf ntnANAA-
PORK firm and in fair demand, sli %; Lard
strong; steam, C bid, e0c aszed. Bulk meal
strong: shoulder, SIC, short rio Lnlddies rs
| bid. cashG3Sc; september short clear 90 I1sc,
Bacon strong; 61z9sgSitc for short rib aud
short clear miGdles. whisky firm and IN
| fair demand.
Hogs-Steady and firm.
At. LOUIE, September s.--FIOur, unchanged
aud nulet, Very little Is doing. TX fail
e. Ioe,5 T: Xxx do 6 40frj ~. Wheat &C
live. No. rel fall 81 q; 80. do u 4is49
| / rs: september 81 IS; Oetober u l21<gl ls1i
| Rve sc bid. Barley quiet and uscnanged,
| WhisFy firm and unelIahged Bulk meals
norninally higher, nothing done. Becon II
aTTer. 81 sDa7 ~ for shoulders clear RIO
ard clear sides. Corn decidedly more SC
| ti,-a closing size western mixed; 9Ig5'c IN
graded. oats steady and fairly active. PORK
| 6nsnei and closed stronger. Lar opFnet
| 5tgi,er. was sfierWard easier, cios7l
arm. prime s.eam e. So ~ Coffee U
A. sadv SUGAR quiet and rrfn-s hice sisaIi
| fafr iflaniry.s MOlasses qdiei. Iurpendise =
steady. -, ave. Resin UNCHANGED.
| Hoss-ch0iee 20 good beayy 81 laafJ lV. az
~ stsady ana IN fair demand tor snippl hl
Grades. Indians = az *. sheep aciiNe
muttons s. O0g4 6Es; stocks 2 SoeS ~
| Hides and w0oi.
GALVESTON. September s.-Hldes-quioi
uScsints liaht. Dry selected, re; liKbt saiies
-. stscr sailed 1la; damaged half price
Yin l5c: wet salted ~ they run sci seiecte'
~ h.,,dshsr.i green gle
iOS Wi ooL- trsnsaetions, quotations nomi
nal.
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A card.

To nil who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretlons Of youth, nerv'
ous weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood, ETC., l will send a receipt that
wi,, cure YOU, free of charge. This
great remedy WAS discovered by a
missionary in South America. send a
soif addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph Inman, Station ID, Bible Home
New York City.-til sept23-eod-W.
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Reliable help for weak and ner
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful, aud
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher' Galvanic Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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college Conveyance.

For the convenience of their down
town patrons, Dallas college will, dur
ing the next year, run an elegant
school wagon, TO convey only littIe
girls and young ladies to aud from the
school each day. Wagon fee, only
thirty cents per month. Apply, al
once, as the number will be limited
WILLIAM IL. ALLEN, SECRETARY
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At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many .
hard battle during the war. On tnaI
same ground, nearly forty years ago
victory was gained more glorious ths ,l
any gained by our armies. A remedy
vas there discovered for liver diseases,
thnt excited the wonder OF sclenllnc
men and physicians. Purely vegeia'
HE it excelled In curative pioPeI'iyi'
the mineral drugs, such rs ea. .', avd
and was "a harmless to the system o onS
simost as pleasant to the taste as cor 0
GU s,a'''S Tbis world,famous remedy u Dr.
zee a simmons Vegetable Liver Med
i ei manufactured by NJ; A. Thed
t tord 4 CO.. Chattanooga, Tenn. 1t Is
for orS sale by ali druggists, who have also 80
given to all applicants Tree OIL cnAis''
iun27-d&wlm
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"A live, active man, with asfew
hundred dollars capital, can secure an
interest in a paying hotel in Dallas.
The partner is wanted to act as book
keeper and cashier. Apply at once to
J. IL. Parks, HERALD office, for partic'
ulars. SCI If
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coNNECrIoNs.

Al TEXARKANA, with all trains on
Louis 4 Iron Mountain and 30. Railway 10
all points North, East and Southeast.
Al LoNaVIEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with all trains ON the International
Il. II. for Tyler, Paleatino, Houston, Calves.
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains OF the Houston
and Texas Central Il. X. fol Corsicana,
Mexin, Bremond Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hempstead, Brenham and for all points In
Middle and southern Texas.
Al SHERMAN, with IL. Il TIC Railway,
for all points on tha line OF that road
Al FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texas.
AT BHREvEPoRT, with Red Rivor steam
ers for New Orleans.
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Buy -FOUR Tickets ana ship Your freight
b. the
HOlston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may be bad concerning not
only the n. a II. B. Railway, but Texas gem
III Al ArCHEsTER Eastern Passenger
Agent. fl7 Broadway, N. y.
Gen. j. ID. OpEl11s0N, Pass ImmiKra-
lion Agent, ISM. Third street, ~. Louis, Mo,
A. ALI.EE, Northwestern Pass. Agent lol
f'iark street, ChicaeO, III.
NICK HUi.MEzs, southeastern Agent, No.
Burueft House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J.R. COFFIN southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Inforn alton may also le had II the agep-
cIea OF the N. X. Ut. Hallway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, HsnnibsI and hti,ouls
Cent Psss. Freight Agt Houston, Texs.
ssni ssr,, Housion, rrxss. isn7slm
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Notice is hereby given that the grand
Jury will meet September ~. All per
sons owing an occupation tax, either
state or county, are nOtil ed to come
forward and pay up by September H.
By so doing they will save cost
Respectfully, mn ,rupp
Tax Collector Dallas County,
Dallas. Texas, August 2, l@I.-tseplVN"l'
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LIME Ann CEMENr.

LIME-The best quality In barrels is worth
Si in bulk, ~ oOi ordinary Dallas, 2io. poI
buShel.
CEMENT RosendlG- IL worth 81 q barrel
Louisville, best, III la kept, 81 90 " barreli
Dallas, " 80.
PLASTEH Is worth IS so y barrel.
The suppy;Ot the above mentioned arti-
les iHamplO demand fair; market firm.
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IlInES Ann pEI,TaIps

HIDES Dry hint, sb4 aud upward, l5c. (;
drl iltnt ~ los ana upward, damaged, 100.
dry tltut, kips and calf, llc,; dry salt, 70 lbs
and upward, lie; green butchers, $40,
SHEEP PEhlS- Each, owing TO wool, goo
!3c white wool, long, 2lc; white wool, tull
clip, l0g2tG; black wool, lSc,
Bulls, tgd cows, &c,
TALLOW--lu barrels, SIC.
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Having secured the services OF Pro-
lessor LaDge, solo cornetist and violin,
ist, he will, with Professor j. f. Brooks
pianist give con eerts each evening at
my garden. NJ ANTOINE
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RI.nnn.

FLOuR-Feir domand, which IN met freely
az the following quotations. Crescent, In
suoks, "a %, san Jacnto 80 7j Empire 80 80;
NIX ~ %, Eagle 80 Oh; Magnolia, In sacks,
iS lbs" u Ol, Todd's xxx, IS 70; state
Central MIMI 50 10; Choice Family, 81 20;
star Mills Xxx, 81 90.
BkAN--From 10 bic.
CORN MEAl,--UDc
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GRAIN Ann HnEADSTuFFs

WlENT- Receipts more liberal, fully
equal to The demand; No, ? red 81 l6al 20
choice ~ N&l TO- medium MaSl o.; lower
grades lu6tNu.
OATS zoo.
kNE--None offered.
HARLEY FEEn-2ar
CORN Texas, IN HnucR, MWi0o.
,hAl-1 OQ9lO W per tom Hungarian aud
Mi,let SlOSl2.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district anu
great grazing grounds OF the West.
lts passenger and freight trains are SUR
passed by none In the state, PullmhnR
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cam
leave III. Louis daily via the M, X. a Il. Ry
at =. m; Hannibal at 10 q. m. and Sedalia
at 1913 p. m, running through to Denlson I,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change CONNECTION IL also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X a 4. at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
cinc at sherman for ~. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East aud Southeast, and
1T Houston with the a., II. A y. A. for San
Antonio, tine O., II. q III. for Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool 4 Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with It's cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, beautiful
groves well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render II especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers and
shippers In preference 30 others.
81 Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
ft xcept Saturday. ut 2.D p. M, Houston at
$40 D. m :, Hearne at as PM, Dallas 7:35 ..
m. and Denfson AZ ll;i5 a. IN.
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NEW YORK, September S.-Money easy, 4
per cent. bid. Sterling dull, at 81 $50, cold
lower, 81 U3}s. Government bonds weaker,
OH4. State bonds steady.
NEW YORK, sept. S-Loans. increase Is
millions. Specie, Increase millions. Lee
gal tenders, decrease rs millions. Deposits
decranse rs millions. Reserves, increase
500 COO
NEW ORLEANS, September S.--Gold 81 0J5s
@sI Oits sight Atg3s premium. Sterling
hnnl, ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRsPH
Noon RepOrt-Financiar.

GALVESTON, September S.--9old 81 0S9
81 "a. silver 09capar EXchange- New York
sight sos premium. New Orleans sight par
ana "A pl emium,
NEW YORK, September s. Stocks Arm and
irregular. Money NJ per cent. Gold VI U.s.
| O33s Exchange long 81 $50; short a S61,
Government bonds are steady, state bonds
aulet
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, Jenkins & Boals, size 4lxSO,
will be for rent after the LIST of OctoN
Der, 1877. Apply to
iupl7dlm HURT IL SMITH,
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Da. WHITTIER,
eI7 ST. Cherries street, 81: l t,.Is,l No.

. R. WHIT r ! Z R
en- Sc. Charles Street,
Treats all forms Of Neneral Diseases, Semi
nal Emissions and Sexual Debility, with
unparalleled success, Nomatlerw who lailed,
cali OF write, pamphlet or consultation Tree;
Can refer to the medical profession IN az
parts n the Country
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, September s.--Receipts net $50
bales; gross w. bales. Exports coaStwise 2G7.
Sales l75 bales. stock Ass bales, Markte
steady
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Coi,on Statement.

for tho week ending September 7, 1877,
Furnished rHR HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in This City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand september lst, lbs
Received this week ............,, l6
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Call on Orr and buy new Mil
burn wagon for sixty'nye dollars,
augli.tf
COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

10 monetary market II somewhat strlug.
onl iol outside business, but there Is ample
clal purposes.
d, dulD. Bay Ing large pieces %; small %.
sulllng, large O3 small | 90.
hlLN Eh-NOmual.
There Is but lltilo gold or silver In market.
, EACliANGE-Commercial, a pof cent,
disco uni bank, par.
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Night-Net receipts Is 0OO bales; gross 5000
80 30 bales.
SeptenD Der II 00asll l0c; October 10 9i@lO 95c;
November 10 sI@lU $50; december 10 9Oe; Jam
uaIy Hail Ole; February IL l5gll lie; March
Ii 500lll 3lC April IL 44@ll IIc.
Cotton is strung.
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lain ARTERY or CeNHUROE AND TRADE
TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accomnoda-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the Richest and mosi
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Highest 03
Lowest temperature. ,"..........,..",....." BB
Average emperature nt n m. .,............. II
Rainfall In 60-lOU
u. w. BARNETT.
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Middling Uplnnds =. %

Middling Uplands. &C., bd Oh
Niddnng Orleans l-lBd 6 3.lBd
snles. Z 900 bales; speculation and export
5Ot ba rs; receipts 1909 bales American 49,.
Futures are steady, Uplands, low middling
clause, September and october delivery,
Sl-3!i; october and NoYember6 l-S9d; No
VEN Der aud December q l-52d; Decem Der and
January d l.32d; new crop shipped October
and November 10y sail q l-3ld; November
and December l.32d; December and Janu-
airy / SD; January and February 3-32d
2p. m.-Sales American 5,4t0. Futures are
firm, low middling clause. November and
December Lied; December and January
l-iGi.
NEW ORLEANS, September S-Night-Cot.
ton strong and hlgler. Prices strengthened
by very light receipts. Gloomy crop news
and favorable kilograms ON Liverpool and
New York. receipts net % bales; gross az;
EXPORTS -, STOCK 1861 bales. sales $50 bales
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stock on hand.


STOCK on Hunu .t,,u,,,,',s,...,r,,, lOi
COTTON MARKET.
Middlng Sc. Low Middling SIC, Good
I,.lg. "a,
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ItIdss and wool.

GALyEsTos, september s.-Hides-quiei
uSceiuts liaht. Dry selected, re; liEbl saiien
Il. stt,cr salfed l4s; damaged half pflce
Yin i5c: wet salted as they run sci seiecteo
w ooi-no transactions, quotations nomi-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1877-11-28
Mother and Daughter.

Winter, with its long evenings, is
coming Oh apace. Soon the leaves
will scatter with the autumn winds,
the rusill s,.ve way to the signs and
means and it all means that years
are passing and adding their histories
to those that are gone. 1t, seems a
long time since you were child,
playing by your mothers knee and
yet as you think of the time when he
who IN childhood had been your play
fellow, and in boyhood fond of you,
came and told you of his love and ask.
ed You to be his wife, just as you
wished he would, it seems but yester-
day. But follow the years AS a
seal to that love which had budded in
childhood and ripened into husband
and wife," came the little stranger
that you have watched with such ten.
der care that she has grown into youl
heart and become part Of Your be.
ing. You think Of her only a child
never as Il woman and when that
young man comes, and you cannot
fail to see how she would leave all
and clcave only to him, you are jeal
ous--jealous Of her love; and you
quietly steal into another room to
cry. It's the trial of your life and
though you know what the end vii
be, a shadow Of hope IS cherished
that it will not come. You return tc
tho room to find he has gone, but you
read in her face the story and as she
comes and lays her head on youl
shoulder, toying with your frosted
locks, and timidIy tells you he asked
her to share his lot and be his wife,
you can only answer with a kiss and
keep silence. Much as you love her,
you would not, as true mother, have
it otherwise, as you only have her in
trust. With earnest advice and a
mothers prayer you bid her CO.
[ Factory and Farm.
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OR1NGE COUNTY NE US.
West Randolph.

"csU NuHuOlphs
The Singing School under w. f.
Baker has commenced under the
most favorable auspices. Seventy-five
dollars has been raised wholly among
the business men and the school is to
be free to all. The "Cantata Of Dan.
lei" will brought out at the close.
Three houses have been COM
menced this month, and are being
rapidly closed in, and will be ready
for occupany in the early spring.
"A substantial stone walk from
the p. O. to Tewksbury's store, does
credit to Cur Village Dads. They
have also greatly improved the streets
and sidewalks in other sections Of the
village, and BY raising the bridge on
Main street, have abated Il decided
nuisance.
The grading about the Baptist
Church is nearly completed. The
Vestry will be ready for occupany in
few days The building is being
slated.
Masquerade Party for the benefit
of the w. G. Cornet Band at Dubois
& Gays Hall, Tuesday eve.