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AIN ARTERY or COMMERCE. AND TRAps
TO ALL POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest AGRICULTURAL district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur-
passed by none In the State. Puliman'E
palace drawing Hoom and sleepina Gar,
leave St. Louis daily via the NJ, x. q r.. R,y
st 8 a. M; Hannibal at ~ "a. m, and sedalla
st B;23 p. M, running through TO Denison 1,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, AusIin and Houn'
ton without change CONNECTION II also M AIDE
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named pointa.
The connections Ofthis Roud with the NJ.
X. & A. At Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas City aud all
points North ard East; with the Texas a Pa
cifiG at sherman for 1t. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, ana all points East and Southeasi, and
Antonio, tine g., IA. a N tor salveston, the
Texas a New Orleans hallway for Beaumont
Orange, etc, the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shi ior all points ON the 9nli and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Texas steamship
Line to Liverpool, Hsyre and other Euf0.
pean cities are perfect, while Us freedom
froin dust and heat on account OF the nature
Of the soil and the open prairie country over
pleasant scenery OF broad prairfee, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers and
shippers In preference 10 others.
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Except Saturday at 40 D. No., Houston a
m. and Denis0n at llii5 @. IN.
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CONSPICUOUS.

AZ TEXARkANA, with all trains on
Louis Iron Mountain and so. Railway 10
all points North, East and Southeast.
Al LON9VIEW JUNCTION and MIN
NEoLA, with all trnlns on the International
II. IL, FOR Tyler Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and san Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains o. tho Houston
and Texas Central X. II. foi Cofsicana,
Meria, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hemp tend, Brenhem and tor all points In
Middle aud Southern Texas.
A SHERMAN, with III. n II. @. Railway,
for all nolnts ON thu line of that road.
Az FORT WORTH, with stages for NIL
points iii western Texas.
AtsAREVEpokT, with Red River steam-
ers for Now Orleans.
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The Harrisonburg News says the rains
and winds have still further reduced
tine crops in Catahoula parish and little
or no picking has been done for some
weeks.
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NEW ORLEANS, December 6.-FlouI Is
dull and nominal. Superhne - 0G M
81 Is, Xxx - UJGsG 90; high r grades "a
+. Cora ea Ter white |ci yellow 0't' Oat'
c,tgo.s, ordinary o prme 49, sl9.4'. alg-
ar, demand cd; common g. gOon cpB-
mon "A ,Ljc; far To- iuuy iaiT 4@bAci pr ne
Ia choice - ais; vel. " clarinet t4Glssc
Mnla.ses, i,Ctiye, n m aua hielirfi common
POI l5c; fair SUB3Sc; choi ,iadlc. lice
ordinary 10 choice Louisiana tgtNc.
New York, December t. Flour, about 5G
Toe better ON shipping Grades und lar eX.Oi
demand; other kinis IA g, superior west
pru and state closing tif LOT shipping
grades, dull for Others. southern Nhral
upchangsi sud less active; clos scarcely
so iir shippers and miilers holding on
corn re bette r. tOfit e, kiO. &c big er anu
ia air demand; cifgoe 1899 gold; JOD lOt.
l.d2ii.c gold sugar du ] aud heavy NJ i5s9
20: lalrt good ref ling re1ned re lnt
,s.fttnad In more Cemand at $685.. stand.
ard A molases firm and nom nal; New Or
leans firm Pork about steady and quiet
Inspected $40 IS Lard about steady ats " 4
as As. WHISKY nominal a 81 1919.
BALTIMORE, December G.. Flour Is dull
aud stepdy; Howard street anu W stern SUI
,,srtii,e sta4 IS: extra $50: family Sc 2ia7 >
rity mills supfrfiue sigi 20; eNtia - a9b
| no brands Sal -. Southern wheat qulel
and steady; Ue-iern quiet southern co
good 10 prime 81 559l g.; amber %
| "a "a: No. 2 western winter red spot and
december, 81 a.; January 81 "a, southern
cort IL ady aud demand good; western
ann aud a shade higher; southern white
5laiGc; yellow 5Istl'.
ST. LouIs, December 6.-Fl lur, quiet and ,r
Unchanged; extra fall 81 So =. wheat no
/ ~ -. ssTi e. gli1al Zgi.' NJ { red fall g. II
| 3,o,n No. 2 nixed 10. . ~ e. bid; new dgSsc
| ,,ots 10. z 2szc. fye steady. Barley quisl
o1d uncbs Iged. WHISKY steady - u ~
pork easier " 81. Lsrd. quiet y ~ ~ w
aasi SINE bulk meats huner; more d0inl
~ fLae4sis. for shoulders; clear no and
/ lear sides lOJse SC.
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A ACRE LOTT VIII sell an acre lot at
N the fair grounds, under good fence.
over one hundred tres growing house 9oxf5
feet, good we'll for sls1o; onethird cash,
baience on long time. Open for eight days.
Gall II l07 Lamar street. nov1flvk.
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gALvEsTox, December e.-Hides are ql9isl
as firm. Dry selected l5tsc, hent 49,
az they ran SIC; selected &c; butchers
green 7l<c. &c OF for gruOs. 60. a.. =.
Wooi1Firm: medium 10 fine light, free o.
burs 27aZ5c. coarse and heavy lo9losi WsF
ern and Mexican ll4l4c,
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Cotton Market.

GALVESTON December 6.-Cotton, receipts
5,272 bales Sales 900 bales STOCK y, $3.50
bales. Exports CoastWise 1891 bales: France
l,lyO Dales. Market strong and held higher,
THURSDAY, TUESDAY.
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Commercial.

Receipts, net, liiSl bales; gross BIB oslos.
Fxports TO Great Britain 2 SO bale; cont
neat $50 Daies; coastwise l,iJO bales. stock
2}S 81 buleE
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FOR tho week endins November 80, 1877
Furnished IRE HERALD by d. W. Barnett
Reporter IN Lhis CITY for the National Cot
ton Exchange
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GRAIN Ann nnEADsTUPTs,

oAIs-solllng only to feed mon, So@g5c
WHEAT-Cholce 81 %; good milling ~ 30
81 10,
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DIR. CARL MURRAY
OVER HARRY BROS. TIN AND STOVE STORE.
No. Geo EInn ST., Dallas, Texas,

FEMALE DISEASES made speci
study. The success ful treatment OF scores of
ladies In Dallas and vicinity IL sufficient To
commend others afflicted 10 the same treat
ment. The 6drbdr0us treatment wfth cduStics
utterly discarded.
Hmmo ,rhoids cured In all cases without
the use of knife, llgature, caustic. or clam %.
All rectal diss a5es made speciality,
TAPEWORMS REMOVED IN A FEW
HOURS.
NERVOUS DIS Epilepsy ,Chorea,
Neuralgia, Carries of Vertebree resulting In
curvature of spine aud nervous derange-
ment. lncipient Paralysis cured in q ma
jority of cases,
Diseases OF the Eye and Eyelids, of the Ear
ana Head. Especial attention called TO MA.
SAL CArARRH and Its accompanying mala-
dies.
Diseases of a confidential nature treated and
cured promptly without Injury 10 patient,
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V'7INII w TIHIIV ~ T7TTTITITII INTIV IO7
Received inns wreA. ,...,,,,,.,,, li3i
" previously ,,,,,.,,,.."ll,lb7
" sept /, lSU,.....,,....., l5,7Ol
Total. ,,"......,......,.,......,......,. 5,S3t
Shipped this week, ,,.,,....,,...... 1865
previously "",,,,,...,....",l2,5
since sept. /, ls71..".... ll,l5a
Stock on hand"",..,,,,,,..,,,...,., LIST
COTTON MARKET.
MarEet firm with good demand. Middliug
$3.50, Low Abiding 9lsg. Good Ordinary $50
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest ure~,..........,,,.......,....
Lowest tempera ure.,,,,..,,..,.,,..,......,,n, 49,
average Temperature AT II m,..,,,....,,,.,u.
Rainfall In inchesu""............-"-. none
II. W. BARNETT.
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December II 4j@ll Use; January II 54@ll SIC;
February II 67Hll 7Jc; March IL 7V@ll SIC;
April Ii 9l@Il Olc; May l. o..
NishJ--Cuttun tlrm. Uplands IL 7'l6c Or
leans II 9-l0c. sales 85I tales.
Co .solidated net receipts li6,2ji bales Ex-
ports to Great Britain 566G9 bales; Flance
1870 bales; continent li,l22 bales; channel
j,9l6 bales,
Net receipts 1857 bales; gross 5lt7 bales.
EnLnr. a crossed MeHlS. SaINh 81 .OLn hNles.
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q ofN-loXns, IN shuclS, 65g05c; In de-
mnud, shelod, none Offering.
HARLEY FEEO--N@iOl.
RlE-7bcs
,hAfm0 oOSlO W per toni Hungarian and
M let SlOGl2,
had roads have caused great scarcity of
al kinds OF grain ana prices have been
forced up far beyond us value,
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Nav YORK, December G.--UOtIOn Is quil
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LIVEEpOOL, DeCemDef b,-NOOh.-UuIIO
active.
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5t0cE on naud...,,n,,,,,,n,,,,.n,
COTTON MARK ET
, 1877-06-16

ihose in palmer attire and scat far themselves, or
stand mp II thcy fail to And onp hut waa not talk.
Ing to the mon In my remarks Upon tr,,o poll cncss
them Al,oui the same rs vou did. | on1y desired
there to tell my sisters what considered waA nnf
part 10 do In this matter. Ifhnythsng CHANGED to
eay IN TINT lettss had The appearance of
ecnsuftnR tho 1nd1ta 10 tho rphodfny Of tho men.
am truly glad yau cAu,o 10 thc reacnr, for didn't
mean to Do that. l intend 10 bc true TO my own
fex tn every respect. II In because OF that that
point mt somo errors behold in j., that we may
correct thun,, far possible and help to raise
onf Ideas nf ttno wonanhnnd tn higher standard.
Thanks to yoa. Up and Down, for your kind
words. They encourage MIC to write moro. Fcrta
Verne, think tho@e "tptce cookies rnnst be
slso That orange pudding, given By School GIL: rs,
with white lead mixed with little oil.
Tic tho pnrte firmly together with cord, after
having applied lead to the brnkcn places. and ret
away twD or three months before nAfng. China
can bs mcutlcd thls way hso, and II done neatly
docs not inJnrc ltk looks a. nlnch M cement.
have mcndcd these thin whlto lamp shAdcs With II,
AMI It worked admirably.
Some ono aakcd for recipe for lce.ercar,. 11cro
Is one which think In very good: -Four eggs to
ono quart Uf milk; sngae 10 tnso: hest tho milk
quito hott heat tho Bu9nr and cgGN together, md
Stir Into tho heated milk. Let them Just come 10
boil tutn amt let cool; reason when cold. To
&teezc ~ uae about 0ne.thErd mnch enlt M Ice.
Should any ono deslre recipe for claiming silver
whro, with vcFy llttle trouble, can give good
one, can also gkte directions for making pretty
cross Of moss and lichcns without any expense
whatever, II desired. DLAcKiE.
, 1877-06-16
A JUNE FREsHET.
"And what ID 70 rnre u dar In Janer".

"And What ID 30 r"re II d.y y 5aae,r l ,,,.v
All: "whnt Is no rare as n day in Juner"
Days without suu, AMI nights without moon:
iirEa witnoat aong. and luds without bloom;
The clouds harg low in the threatening sky.
And mt spnt Of the green earth II dry.
E"ia iooss .ws sna sna sss,a. e tree
Of dattated. OF eoa1ed. q soosl.el, Of ca1oled.
Dny after DAY. thia unwelcoIne guest
rt0luns. ia sad 4tay, without a request,
And viii not be dared or frightened away
By Reflections. or thrus,s. or tauntingr d May.
On h. end ot a!l things. Of coming old age.
Aud the swllt'dylhg year Our fanc'cs engage.
Q what Ia so changing, 10 strange and csps!cIou.,'
70 charming, 20 llEtng. 70 wild: and NJ vicious,
IA shis sy ,tsoaky young dan,sel, tho osory.day
independent and aancy. caring not whether
sho is rash and toFn'cntins. provoking and teas
o. bland aud inviting, o. smiling and pica,tng;
shc u ackle and eescct shc y build and defylng:
4" power i can % e.n:s aS at shs XII 81 hsr
No sit'l Of magician, Of ast OF nccsomaucy.
Al! "what j. 70 rare A. day In Junc:''
For who cnn tell hnw swift or how poon
TEsa gay Young !)srt may change net time.
. re- hs eSsnx eSauctc
j. III At ease III her new curnnct
~ roses. and w1catlss, and bright fustoons-
Kie IL aAted With odor4 And rnru perfumes,
Bio stara forth at dawn In gorgeous array.
And srnf!tnHly lk'ws to hur sweet sister May,
M bnsst Il s to say
l'rs her newly hunnss have turned her fair
Aud. ere Tin dow !. dry on her awset.seented bed
shs ~ thraatsntng sud fFowning with anger aud
Ana Ard ssss $s:aiaIE is e S..enelIss te,o;
Her voica II uFttfta4 In dccp.toncd Ire,
And Juns,, .a.,llnx Jans. she sweute.t and 1arca.
, 1877-06-16

smiles -hearing theit .voic4s-intcrpretrnR ,hs,,
expressive language. al In tho nidst Of theIr d.
lshtful aroma and sheiF bcwitchng grace aaa
b4antJ.
And finally. where wero va on the Goth dsy o,
tho month ltas pt*si II In Tho proper place, ws
wcre At ths cemeteries with howell heads and nor
rowfnl hentts bending low over the rfeen
Grnves OF our. natlons valiant defenficrs'
There wc siw their surviving comrades move with
grave, scattering xatlanda Of springs earliest
bloofne, 10 weep In dcwy splcndor upon The hum6ie
mAnaolcums nf our heroic dead.
Have not tho flowers Of America, growing and
hloseomiag In the mil Of Llberty, iaughta nublmer
floral language thnn WAS aver spoken beforaf They
oracle to voice at once onr counttJs sorrow, her
gratitude, and her teiumphs.
Of Immortality, ato The voices Of Amefica's tows
css, telling Of tho tois snd triumphs Of ttcnnble
fonndch BY Washington and t,tA compatriots, pre-.
consccrs!ed By The grand lilo and martyr death oi
her own Lincoln. DEnospA
, 1877-06-16

thlu QPuN kIf0 QF3 OUktOHl OI = VOAk~ OE upon Inc
banks Of the ttrear. The young thad. Ahont =
NINTH old. that caueht FOR thc Centennial. and
:snt ~ s1per.ennssa n all lsd bns ons hetcre
Journey only few hours.
I,ni tho yonnR shad, soon after thoy emerge
aare norc ns6 nd Se sni
,'plantc" tn dist.nt stresns that arr situated 10
their requirements l'o
In ten itly.qaast cans, tuo, 600 young thad, that
were safely deposited In tho Sacramento River,
W. H. snh nas, sh
every Southern Stats except Flartia and Texas.
ncasly every instance there was no material Io*s
~ no food Il ever found In the ssomaehs cf ahatl
caught IN fresh wascr II - inferred that they "a
tosafnS tsom she Time shey sntsr s The ,'Tss m
solid, and Of good aa.o!; INT !. ''.awn:sannct Ii
In what part OF il.e zen they live. o. upon xhst
they feed, arc Is ret untol1ed 1aestlons They
sIe tnoih!css i!sh. Ike the whitea,h; and psooa:
mol!nsea and etuetacca. Prof. 8. +. bai1d, Uni
ted States Fish Comnifsiones. and Prof. j. W.
ate making cssofnt Investigations, and will dnubt.
less so1*e these and many other equally interesting
'ra 'SsI s IL. tSsss asasn sE.t e S IT,.
thrive without Qug to ralt watet. they havh made
ssystal spssn tn tsss HtS the
dopasi,sd is ~ ney, IN expe,iment iargc nnnSef
of Young shsd IN tho Calumet illver. Under onii.
nhs1 cite1mstahees. .aeJ sn9n'a nave rctsrn 10 "
". sn'snht, ~ ~ WI ~ II o. " hum.Is "u.s ~
~ - ~ ~ nupeu .nnt "nJ ~ eaIH"I shu EI'M y.
E y. y, P.c .tr rs .of nee ~
eommnntcAtCa 70 fint. nalFt Or tfo!. MllnGr, o.
tns snth,an,,sia Institution Warrington anu tho
~" so aas H. u ce.fn n e'tnt
tnt - p.. ~ @ n me s ~ hf ~.
sst.iss tMnt u!ceE Luz Ha.n!E ae W Fteu!" ~ thc.E
a.at I'LL. VII .E.sA " Az" '"'
I;oa ~ thap onthn.ii ~" " Wa ayt,,,,. -, r.,
r,eI% ia' .st4 }h,t ~ VI T Hn, " nH
S' S.naa' a1,, - u 'a'u IL A"nt n ns Ear. u nuh IN
~ 1,epe.sonn 1,ea.su "" ~ ~ s"o ,1O
sM,r1e er e.s h rsch, tS 1nn.,s s en1 ~
H. isana wncra ~ tssyr Mcrc ~ n1o pso AZ m IT,
t,o @ .s,n'u. W"Ite ~ .y "s.s sueiea anso a"ke III
st. ~ ~ . s .u ns eEIsp Ht @ Wa nssGt Ell Gu
tnsnnoh shn ,saGis,s .r"icrt ~ w ~ ..nss ,,"nttn
ra..nH s'v.rr"i .Sr,. r. thor tcmr, ~ .shtrh
1msy ifht nave gone hsa 1heS not preferred ue'f
~ ~. Isn iShr.,.. .H,,, -, .aftoM s y s'sa
orr ,s xcara .'.nc,a sait M " Mo
s.,y ysss ~ asgG!aCn W"a ne a. EommsIoncs 81
,onn r1res W. at. na ,.htna IL" IL s. WI t.
frrshnts oT nrto,cr' tsGI ~yns .w.nt ~ nrtsrcIv
a,yax eA' = a,,sr tSn' too T.S snPst5nn 5'I,y
1"o is e goa ao ..ms sn1sacai aS o.
IT, ,snm nv viii hn r. an i Mta "
mnnc IN lin strrar, snH rnncinHn.i thnt shcv hnI
1s.n .,xnnt ~ law l. % H. Imnnrrtcrt IN 1.. y nra @
T .T1n f, G"sE E uowA u LIE iI . n'et sns
H.. "nn frta sli,t Ii. ~ ,aI ns.SreI .rI v"tun t
nrc ~ th"s. hn NJ n.c"a1is r"MnIt ot NV - ~
tr"rt H. s,nsamM.rtfr wait ~ III, t ~ nv
n,onth ~ .rhich t,ink .va: ,s,c ,th ona Lo. a
tha sfrc,m frnm' bts nunT sn,t thtss t"nnT .nnnw
VA. h ,nnwnime. rcss"n fnr tt,ss. ma 1hrx bnti
VIZ w "aN2 .sG.suM VT ttpMt' nnl tncy no0
, 1877-06-16
THE HOME.

THE BABIES.
tDeftrotfd 10 An the Anther+ IN sAt Land-l
~ Tho dearcst, swcrtcat little mite
Tint ever cAme 10 cnrthrt
THAT'S what the mother saJe, you know
Take Il far what tt's wossb,)
'' So canning, and 70 careful 'tfa,
TWINS never known 10 fa!t.'
(Sfcrryi that ,Sns \ fcnrfnt thump;
And grac!onai what squallD
"The aveeteet little temper, too.
child lid e'er possess. /"
(Ynur hair did get an awfnl pull
The bnhy's "mad." guces.)
"Ju*t feel its pretty. even teeth
itntrsr bites, ynr know"
70 whew! Il hhs real pretty teeth,
AMI nrrtr bites. q noi}
"Thcn scc the bumps uron its head
Fowler predicts great fame"
lYca! yeai the Md back stairs. think,
Could tell us wlIcncc they can,G.j
''And isn't II a wonder great
ttnw ono 40 young can speakf"
n real hmxrt, for dsciatu
1hs young une'S talking ureck.)
"1t is 10 eharp''-aronnd tho terth;
so graceful when II falls;
" So gentle "-when Il rsasps your hair:
''Sp pretty "-whGn II squalls. 1S, @.
, 1877-06-16

s woosn o ~ .n IT, spp III MH ri.
na a9s @.s se aad
~! linen nntii she sa.fses !. a. rnnooth " hnt
eoss vafn.h .ppea wn sss bns mi pns
m boldly With n free hand, The room shonld bc
e iIes frnm dust and at temperature Of from 10 to
Tables arc somewhat more dlf1cnlt to deal With
asore oq s@ ss sy ny % a. a.
eio!h laid smooth ind .taessd aroand tas
round tnbc Of medium size II desirable. INT, mny
hnyn Tntk1ah tahr-eosef. or nno Of 1adfeA' co!h,
essn ssn q srans
There ahonh bc two OF three other ornamental
ose H. thet Gnmess tho ',o q
tlo round b'aek walnut table, twelve OF fourteen
namcntcd al homo tn tho manner abova suggested.
E. f. so pine Or MhiteVo ressa
" smooth1 ttan.pafent satnssll.
stone POT. add water enonsh 10 carer Il. Set Il
" 1 .he store 10 melt. but Do not lst y boil;
make \ Up With 5ngca 'lnsced q! to tho eons!st.
black paste nnl mix the two thoroughly together.
ApEl{ It to tho wood whtlo Il Is yet warm and
,h,ekly enoach y give an appeasanse Of tolLllty.
lions given above. Polishing aids Greatly 10 tlIo
shssaSy ss.s y o. shc work; You may now brighten thus
BY transferring. deeaeonanIc pictures 10 tho .ur.
IT, re- tna ra, n H. "ca, o, yea ay cTsn gum
Tho! Top Of Inc table before cConiz!nr,-a boricr
and ccntrc. .picee,.for tl!o border running vino
, 1877-06-16

Htsc fork yayfd,
"Charaes Johnson,n snii Justice Wanlcll. at
thu Jefferson Market foltru Court yesterday,
"you have been under the inlucueo Ut liquor.
Nov, why do you drinkt 1t doesn't do you
my good, anl you sec ths trouble you get i.lto.
Here a.n 70 years OLD, aud meyer touched u
drop Of llquor.''
..You'yo missed an awful lot OF fun, Judge"
said Charles, sadly.
, 1877-06-16
NRIEF NOTES.

~. 1880. .
"o."H "sscst" rs ot'e HAVING a"tnos.sY' tnat
tho Fatts International Exposition Will not be
postponed, nor will NJ. Kranz resign bts of11co
y. ns Director.
The Russian Council Of State bas rrautel
vcarlv .,,m nf .. an r1,h1c. IN tho We,t shertan
Aa =. -,oo e"-I' :" VIZ" '.e' a.l:''a'
nranch Oh 'he Nass'ah aeoeraphleal society, a.
Omsk.
On the hank. of the Amoor. in g,bcri,. thcre
.,i,,n ,ho rnost nnnio ,1ovo,o,rcnt ~ t,r,..,.
'"e '.'o1s "'aro "TseI"s Ts,H,'' Va 1n'nsss
, 1877-06-16

MANNERS.
70 ~ Editor Qf TAI TetbHs*.
CHtcAoo. Juns l5.-WAat world OF k42n'sts'
lies hidden away In tho brain Of A<..4 ts'- T.
Nts. Asnis u, ua!e. BeaIdes 1nderst A1,:'.s va
wants ot tbs human system thoroughly, s:'t:7'-'
, 1877-06-16

CEE0'HEh&ksf& or QE1n5kG2 EQH0lIlnQ. Ef1H9llCG
aeeaa to " acsumulas!my lhat Tho liver y Tho or.
gan IN which thia remarkable play OF aanlt!cs 10
ratr!rt OH. which Ecsulta IN the production Of tha
thta production.
whore it, natural osbofatisa processes .hayo 6osn
delayed ar contraycMod. The sanArknbls caso re-.
ported W Dr.. Slim illustrates to what oxtsnt ua-
tbs sceao. IN this case the c!fcnlatory autd. ~
cannos calt 4 blood. .-waa found tn eonsi.t pract.,
saa us os e T. iws fa
this fact would seem 70 bu that there was At least
soLl cessat!on q Thy blood forming functions II
tho circaatonut tho oxccsa Of tho a!lun!no- latty
supply BY establishing an extensive abcess of Tho
loas deposition could occur hers A. thrso coudI.
blood tnotg so.nplste m the former sh2a tho lat
Perhaps ths earliest departure from the normal
eondltsou ia tubo.culo.!s. q In daacicnt supply
ihe cslls. This viii account for tbs improvement
fool. snA II part of eoI.liseF aNl eoeoanut olla,
vsinasy ha fa. III & kons nna
shalzc Into the natafe VI tho fst Of hay, oah and
tue ncrman feeding experiments, s<en. 10 show IN
!naaapablli'y Of any but try f!yee,de g ths
pottant Issues, including the bloud,cel!s ~ ely.
ectine f.eed from thu fatty acids and III proximaie
unl4A WIN lnt Pnh4plUtHss .
rhste may aao bo LACK Of ons Of more Of tho
mineral Or alkaline constituents Of tho celia; a
stant, And ths popularity Of tho hypo- o-ph1sphltea
- u tctns!y IL tubesculosls rcsta upon this dul.
clancy. Ths saR,s may ec sstd u lion. In roma
cases, no doubt, tho aa!ts deficient, the lime
patash salts OF thu ceil., thu alktins chlosIda
tsnmmon IS sats!, aad ea.es are Gos w7ntin; who're
forms u tuberculo Is. Lat In S3at majority VI
cAses tbs bcst astrological tre4tmcnt wIil bo
OF little arall unioss the cn'cclta digestive
powots a:e patiently watched mud pcrsevstipg!y
stlauistsd ~ thy best u.eateal and hyvienc means
gas0I the digestion of fala. Whssu tho eau bs &C.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-11

A Berlin dispatch says:-"In Russian Po.
land all males from IS to Is years of age ARE
being registered preparatory to calling out the
remaioiog classes Of general levy.
LONDON, August lin the House Of Com.
mons last night hlr. Charles Mark liberal mem.
Der Tor Gloucester city persistentlv pressed the
question GA the Government whether thew
would consider the temporary occupation Ct
Constantipople by the Russian troops 50 far io
consistent with British interests as to disturb Ep
relations OF aniIy between Euglard and RMS
Though Sir Stafford Northcotc, ChanceIlnr
Of the Exchequer. refused TO answer this bvm,
thetlcal question. it had the effect Of draw,ca
from RI. Hon. VIM. Edward Forster, !ibrr.i
member for Bradford, statement cxrress;y
of the greater confidence which is ie., BIZ q,
opposition OF the improbabiity OF Ene!auI b.
coming involved 10 the war.
Alr. Forster said speaking for myself ,o;
Others We should not have yielded 10 the Gov
ernment's desire to avoid debate on the Eastern
question, if We had any reason to lear that III
Government were likely during tie reccs; t.,
drag the country into var or involve i. ia any
breach of neutrality. We have most careful,
considered everything that has been wfttra
and said by the Government, and locking :.
their laat dispatches. We feel convinced l!.,y
intend to abide by The policy Of strict nct
trallty That beiog the case | d0n't lt!ak
ii necessary to do more than remind htm
OF the heavy responsibility ueder mhich
they lie. This statement seems indicative O.;
the easier feeling generally prevalent, wllieh !:
largely due to Earl Beac0nsfsii's recent sat-.
ment 10 The House Of Lords