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A Cosmopolitan Oiiy.

The cosmopolitan character of Dali
las can only be understood by such In
cldenta ~ the followingi The other
day a onerlegged youth from San
Francisco, California, applied at the
business office Of fHE HERALD for ton
papers on credit, saying that his means
had been exhausted by the expenses
Of the trip, lie IL now one Of our reg
ulRr newsboys, The same day mere
nudge from Boston came In, aud with
all tho graces OF u finished business
man, proposed to "deposit his boot
blacks kit for u quarter" He got his
quarter, and was suffered 10 retain the
kit. lie, too, now noislly vocIferates,
a." Here's yer morning HERALD only
II nIckle." So We go. The Pacific and
the Atlantic meet In our streets, and
mlngle In our business,
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The Trinity IL rather on the rise,
The jail has at present forty-two
inmates.
See city assessors notice, published
elsewhere to-day.
Since the beginning OF the holt
days there II not 80 much travel.
The party at Judge Burford's, on
Thursday night, was II most pleasant
affair.
There was very little stir on nd
streets yesterday owing to tho make
condition.
There Is dead dog at the
ofSyoamore and Elm that ough'y me
removed. etmes
-Extromher, the defaulting &c Tor
keeper of Ogden u Wolf, was 81 only
the city Mt last accounts. our
Paradise and the Peri postpt
until Wednesday evening, Jauuar i,
on account of bad weather. iaaJ
The street cars did fine bust
yesterday. They "made hay
the sun shone," so to speak. '"s S,
The city hospital has tive '"o'''
mates, all of whom were ire,
Christmas dinner by the putment that
Mr.. j. w. Strauss is msoceive nre,
for the erection of bric,, ;,,a.,,,,,, ~
next to &. p. Cowens, eoor,uro ,or III,
A norther sprar " P'' '''o ~ Wv
about one O'clock
rain mnde the '''''
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sangsra, RnIIetIn.

Sangers' bulletin OF to-day will y
found worthy OF perusal, Look as
sweeping reductions announced. , ~"
depart from their usual ousle same
defer taking stock until after elligont
Year, In order to give their dog aud
the benefit VI the master redey sleep
the season, No one need bo W. Nnu
handsome dresses now, OplAsth tn
the reduction In this line -sll, many
aud brooades nj thirty cents, re seen
was never heard Of before. ne
reduction of Sanger's marks a9nndly
In the dry goods trade of the cl,,I, ,s ~,
no lady can or dare neglect i n hun.
and see for yourself darlsey's
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Personal.

A. Weinhalt, England, Is at the
Windsor.
J. M. Willis, Of Atlanta, Georgia, Ia
ut the LeGrand,
IL. Harmon, Is In the city, registered
at the LeGrand,
Isaac Strause, OF Baltimore, Is regis.
tered At the Windsor
9. Il. Matthews, Of Alexandria, Mis-,
souri,, ia ut the Lamar.
We are sorry to learg ,R'iayes, is re,
Vi our l'lenu me office of secretary of the
W. W. Carl Schura for his campaign
Yes, and for his familiarity with
all parties, all sides, all schools, as the
exemplor of trimming politician, was
paid with n cabinet position; Eyorts,
for his arduous services before the cleo
toral commission in Hayes behalf was
suitably rewarded j, Madison Wells
aud Tom Anderson for their Infamous
political service in doctoring the vote
of Louisiana, were provided with soft
and valuable places; Samuel b, Mcl,in,
for similar operations in Florida, nom
mated for chief Justice Of New Mexico !
Sloughtou, second iugleman to Eyorts
before the electoral commission, re
warded with the embassy TO st, Peters
burg. Now the senator doubtless looks
to these facts, and acts in accordance
with the dictates Of his own conscience,
and for the good Of his constituency,
lie thinks that Mr.. Hayes and his odvi-
sers are not trying to reform civil scr'
vice for the good Of the country, but are
trying to reconstruct the republican
party for the good OF themselves, and
he simply declines to cooperate with
them.
Senator Maxey knew that Arthur
was by all the testimony the best collec
tor New York ever had; that his
hands were stainless after handling
millions; that the bar Of the city OF
New York, the leading merchants OF
that intensely democratic metropolis,
the central organ of the democratic
party in the state, the Albany lyyaS,
testified to his honesty, capacity and
efficiency. He knew that for selfish
motives, Eyarts desired Arthur's re
moval, and he simply voted not to re
move man acknowledged upon all
sides to be above reproach.
We opinc that Senator Maxey care.
not one whit about Conkling or his in
sane aspirations for the presidency, and
that he will calmly and dispassiouately
vote with him or against him az his
best Judgment dictates, OF course
Senator Maxcy, being an honorable
man, cannot until the seal of secrecy
be removed from the proceedings OF
that memorable executive session, ex,
plain his motives, but THE HERALD en-.
tertains no doubt but that time will set
him right before all men, even should
any one now attempt again to question
the validity ofhis reasons and the poll
cy of his action.
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"A greromg--W, ONeal, and Miss
ans u Corown were drown while at
800 TO cross the Trinity,--The
Adon,. house Of Meyer " Bro WAS dis
"a to DO on fire and put out, 1t Is
u0liht the occupants fired it them
selves, to recover insurance, Citizens
held indignation meeting, and the par
ties will probably be forced TO leave,
The body Of the man who drowned
Monday morning, Mr. Mclnnally, was
found yesterday morning and brought
to his late home in the western portion
Of the city, His remains will be buried
to.day. As his family were dependent
on him for their daily bread, this will
be sad bereavement, and something
should be done for their benefit,
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The Twsniy-Finh Marriage Auniver-
snry OF the President,

The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes to-day, will be II new expeari.
cnce for those who are familiar with
the history Of the whtehousc, and
throw into contrast with the political
chickering's and official perplexities
that are the prevailing characteristics
Of the home Of the president, it will he
a gratifying occasion for the nation to
contemplate. The domestic life of the
president is said to be unusually hap,
py, and the country will extend con,
gratulations upon the twenty fifth ann.
versary of day that Mr. HAYES doubt,
less looks back to with great deal of
satisfaction. Apropos to this event, the
poraerapher OF the Boston Post says:
1t is certainly a coincidence that a
silver wedding should he celebrated Mt
the whitehouse while the remonetiza,
ton OF silver is occupying so much pub.
lie attention. Let me suggest few
tasteful and appropriate gifts FOR the
occasion. Senator Jones, in advance
OF the happy anniversary, has already
sent the president specimen dollars OF
our daddies. The silver men of both
houses of congress might present an
engrossed copy of the Bland bill, hand.
somly mounted, with an illuminated
space where the presidents's signature
would look well. Hewitt could send
an ear of cornGn silver, with 4l2
grains The garrulous members ofbotb
houses, who have had leave TO pint
might Onward copies of their orations
with the quotation speech is silver \.
5. Cox will cal efully materalize for the
occasion a 'silvery laugh. Conkling
will send one OF his curls showing silver
threads among the gold The cabinet
will combine in offering sage counsel, |
that a word fitly spoken
is like apples of gold in pictures of sll, |
yer, which will delicateiy suggest the
of double standard. The |
chief signal officer will contribute a
cloud with a silver lining The rhymes
STEERS of the paragraphers' association
should send a rhyme for silver. which |
prophets and kings Of their craft have
long dc
take ih
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"Ger,nnn HyruD."

No other medicine IN the world was ever
given such a test ofitl curative qualities M
BOaCHEE'A GBHMAN SYRUP, In three yeHra
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles OF this medicine M distributed Jree
NJ charge by druggslsi In this country 10 those
afflicted with con sumption, asthma, Group,
severe coughs, pneumonia ana other DIS
eases of the thIOat and lungs giving the
American people undeniablo proof thnt
GERMAN SYRup will cure them, The result
has been that drugglsts In every town and
mondinE II TO their customers. DO to your
druggist, and ask what they know about II,
Sample bottles 10 cents, Regular size 10
cents. Three doses Will relieve amy case.
dec2JdlW-Wlt
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WHAT u provoking old fellow the
pope is, to be sure. Instead of dying
here we have allocuiions NJ d ecclesias,
tical conferences at the Vaticn, in place
of funerals and new election for soy,
ereign pontilf Alex Stephens and the
pope have heads OF their owp, and don't
intend to die until their time comes.
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Some whole.souled man in Edgar
town, Massachusetts, has offered II
chrome to any person in that place who
will attend church service every Sum
day morning for the next six months.
Truly, the possibilities of the chrome
trade would seem to be without limit.
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She was n pretty woman, Her features
were obi g'el aud her firm graceful, He
loved her dearly, lunuly, and happiness
trouble came. Laura sIclSened, became
p'lo, emaCiaied ana feeble, She had sick
headache, pnlpitHtiop, swimming Of the
hend, MYSTERIES, pains In side and back, cold
fept and hands, chOrOSiS, ulceraliOn and
was rapidly approaching dlss ution, fhore
was hui Que remedy for all sunh dlsoMes
and that was DR.. Dromgoole's English Fe-
male sitter, which he procured for her, and
rnpid cule was the result, dtildoc3O-w2t,
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BISMARCK thinks it will be safer and
better for Europe to have Russian boun.
diaries enlarged than to keep the Turk
ish scandal alive simply to promote the
imaginary interests or to crafty the
foolish preiudices and jealousy of Eng>
land. And that seems TO be the com.
nonsense view Of the case.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention, Property Holders

Notice is hereby given that will begin on
the frst day Of January next to make the
Of real estate aud personal prop
eity for the city taxes of 1878, and all pc sons
owning, OF having In thelr possession as
agent Of another, any real estate or personal
property, are hereby notified to come for
ward TO the office of the City Assessor aud
Collector and render the same before the
first day of February, Isis.
J. N. OGDEN,
dec29-lOt City Assessor & Collector,
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AN OESDIN ANCE.
O6enseS against ONcim authority

~ .C'''N't
BE It ordained by the City Council of the
City OF Dallas
SECTION |. Whoever IN this city, shall
falsely represent himself to be an on
Ger OF this city or shall, without he.
Ing duly authorized by tile city, exer-
else or attempt 10 exercise any OF the
duties, functions or powers of city on
GER or member of the police or shall him
der, obstruct, resist or otherwise interfere
with any city officer II the discharge of his
official duties, or attempt TO prevent any
such othcer fiom arresting any person, or
attempt to rescue from such officer any per.
son in his custody, shall be deemed guilty OF
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
be fined in any sum not less than five nor
more than one hundred dollars
SEC. 2. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and after its publication.
Approved November 49, 1877,
Attest; W. l.. CABELL,
j. b. HERFoRp, Mayor.
Secretary. decl9-lit.
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The people are beginning to inquire
by what right Mr.. Grant is entitled to
the use Of warship SO long without
cost. Ii Mr.. Secretary Thompson has
more ships than he knows what to do
with, we suggest that he send an edito>
rial excursion round the world, and
employ Leader to manage it, or order
that ship home to replace tho lost
IIurop
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TnE Washington correspondent OF the
Chicago Iime5says there is evidence upon
every handofacombined aud continued
onslaught upon the present administers
ton upon the resembling of congress,
for the purpose of forcing Hayes to fall
at once into the extreme republican
ranks, or else be remanded to a posts
ton of helpless necatiyeue0.
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BELIEF in the existence OF II subterra,
mean lake lear New burryport, Massa>
chusetts, led to the sinking of well,
and clear water. it is said, was found at
depth Of tlIty feet in such quantities
that there is talk OF supplying the city
with IT,
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Mr., Thomas ALLEN president Of the
Iron Mountain railroad, is spoken of rs
very probOble candidate for the Uni.
ted States senate in Missouri. 1t is
urged in his favor that lie has done as
much as any other man for the wei
fare of st. Louis aud the state.
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ole' ,unty of Collin is one Of the
rS in the state. Perhaps it has
u'6re wealth among it farmers than any
other and yet its public roads are near,
ly impossible in the wet season. Doc,
tor McAdam is the man for them to
consult,
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q ailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Notice.

Henry y. dilllgg a Co.,, proprlelora of tho
American Exchange and Reading Rooms
ddO strand, London, England, are our duly
authorized agents 20 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, Tux DAILY HEBALD
Will be found on file, and Texans In London
will lind II at their service.
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MARKET NOTICE.

All tne stalls and stands in the City Mar.
at Houses will be rented to the highes, n a.
1878, f3I Tuesday, the lst day OF January.
advance. zee months, payable monthly IN
tlljanl U. W. PHlFER,
- Market Master
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Attempt To Breage nu


Yesterday ut noon as On those two
at the Jail was going his usu.
be discovered that the negro pi .,..,,,.
had began an excavation Ia the 50 :.
west wall Of the left lower cell. TIN
had made their calculations as to whers
10 work, the outside Of the jail being
patched In 10 many pl Lees with sheet
iron, rendering II necessary TO know at
what point 10 operate. The prisoners
were greatly cbangrined at the discov.
cry Of their plot. having taken much
mains 10 hide their work. George
Penn, the rlngleader, had bis ankle
ornamented with q chain for his
trouble IN engineering the work.
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E. III. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books
PUBLT9HEe.

- ~ ~ IL - IA AS:
MoLLlE E' MooRE's Poems, $500 o. .5r
THos. f. HoGGs'"Fate of Marylnp 2m
W. T. WEAVER's "Hous of Amuse.
'i'"' '''''''" ''''"'''''.''',...". ,,,,...... gm
Il. - IHALL'@ "hlstory of MethodIsm
!" AoA"S ''''"'''''',,.,,.,,,.,.,,. 1 0;
THos, AFFLECK's "iedges and Hcdg.
lnS ''''''". ''''''.'''..... .,,,,,........,...l
Rev'J. HUTCHlSONS "Remlniscencespl "a
Rev,J. R,CoNoLY's"Revelationp...lm
Inc Lie OF Navarro, ,...,.......,. a,
Has for sale the largest STOCK of school ond
miscellane' us books in Texas Ee @ hl
yites orders from ali who want bonLs
Wpothol Mt wholesale or retail, and makeSS
specially OF iinding any book wanted. iiiti,
10 DC found in America or Europe, AllbooEs
mailed direct at retail prices.
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woInERE is a small but steady stream
RIGHT migration from California and Or.
aud ownIexas. The immigrants are
draw his shif Old Forty~niners who
the marshal rel rich, and now yearn
He is still held, awate and society. We
10 Hnntsville. of these rentle.
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NnIIon.

No one Is authorized 10 purchase any arti'
Gle whatever on the account OF THH HEl1-
AID without an order signed by
j, l.. BARTOW,
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Newly Imported

Imperial, Young Hysurely would
oolong aud Gun PoTagacity of the
San Francisco and thimal howled in
at the City Drug sat his collar until
street. u' G.y Nro rouse '"
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NOTICE.

The Fire Limits, a. defined in the new
oiuio ance, are as follows: Between jackson
anu olnnerce streets runs from Broadway
street 10 L.mar street between Com mer,.e
anu Main streets; runs from broadway TO
Fields street, between Main street and Film
street runs from Broadway 10 Sycamore
street and between Elm street and Pacific
s avenue, runs nom Market street TO a line
200 ieet west Of Sycamore street.
Ihls IL also the building limits, and per-
mlls must be obtained Of the So perlntende Mt
OF building before any house can be built in
said limits 1900 -
decsO-lOt WIN. JOHNSON, City Engineer
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Wanied-MSir Help.

~ ARDINER-A good, experienced pardi,
VI ner can lind an oppostunity OF pTotlta-
BILE employment in his business by calling
at this Office. dec2S-l,y
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

Fodr-llne Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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Wsntod-F emalc Help.
10 Rent.

\AANTEE--A good woman nv cook in n
w private family. Apply to A. L. Hnrdie,
CITY Bank. docl5-u
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Moot the darkeys hat,
y. M. Hamm IN on the street, and car
Savings Han
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NHAlN AND LOCKET- Yesterday,
" cham, with locket attached, A suitable
reward win be paid on application to j. NJ.
DRAM, Main street. decjO2I
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nOARD-A man and wife or two single
ID gentlemen can get comfortable room
and gool board, AT the corner o: Live oak
and olive srcets, dec3l-wk
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For Sale.

billiard TABLES-Three Brunswick
ID and Bake Billiard Tables. 81 q Az by D,
compl te. Fol- sale cheap. Address p. o.
BOX 80, Dallas, Texas. dec3O-tf
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EOR RENT-Nice store room, one block
L east of new postotllce. Apply to Blake
the printer, $40 Main street. decl3-ti
ID OOMS,- Two rooIrs to ~ furnished or
~ unfinished, bet -. Austin ana
Market streets. Apply at the Washington
House, 4 Market street. dec6.tf.
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A BARGAI Two hundred acres of al
~ liable land, fifteen miles northeast of
tho city of Dallas, for sale at a bargain.
Terms easy. W. W. PEAK.
December 18th, 1877. declS-dkwlm.
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INoN'f FORGET lr-Square Rosewood Pr
~ amos, oc'aves, 500. Upright Rosewood
Pianos, Sl15, Warranted years The cheap
est Piano House In Texas A. SUMNER Il
co, lOI Nommercl street, Dallas de25aod I'm
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Tor SALE The Jetf. Word house and lot,
l. corner OF Ross avenue and Sycamore st,
Also, the HollenUec house and lot, 20Ox27O
i,et, on R9sS avenue. Terms easy. Il. W.
a bney. decl3-Im
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MAPS.-County, maps of Dallas, Denton,
vi Collin, Ellis ami Grayson, at 81. Neat
and correct plats of every description gotten
NJ On short notice, at reasonable figures, by
Jones 4 Murphy, Real Estate Agents, No.
hl Austin street. decj-l
NY W. q. sICKLES-SO,OOO ACRES OF
ID LAND on long time. Real Estate
office, No.2Il Main street, near postoffice up
talrs, Dallas, TexaE Jus.tf
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-01

to recruit another. In the month Of April,
| 1777, his regiment was completed, and on
reporting for duty he found that new list
of promotions had been made out and bis
ZANE omitted. Sensitive and jealous per-
haps to q fault, he resigned his commission.
His general officers, Sullivan and Poor,
tried to persuade him from this course, but
he answered "that an officer who would not
maintain his rank and assert his rights was
not worthy to serve his country"
On the invasion of Gen. Burgoyne in the
spring of 1777, Col. Stark was applied to
BY the council of his native state to assume
command of the New Hampshire troops
raised for the common defense. He con-
sented only on condition that he might use
his own discretion in directing their move
mente and rot be accountable TO any other
person. They closed with the proposal and
soon he was on the march to the frontier.
His opportune arrival at Bennington and
the brilliant victory which followed are IA
miliar to every one who takes any interest
in revolutionary history.
His services in this battle were duly APP
preciated and recognized by Gen. Wash
ington, congress, Gen. Schuyler, Gen.
Gates, Gov. Chittenden of Vermont, and
by Gov. Weare Of New Hampshire, and
complimentary letters wore sent him from
all these sources. From bngadler OF
New Hampshire militia he was promoted
to be brigadier general in the army OIL the
United States. After the battle or Ben
nington Gen. Stark's regiment joined the
main army, but could not be prevailed on
to stay to help capture Burgoynes army,
their term of enlistment having expired.
Stark wanted to stay.
Eorlv In 1879 hn waa ordered to assume
the command in the northern department
in which he had difficult service to per-
form, having but few troops and being sur
rounded by tories spies and spectators.
During the remainder of the war he gained
distinction in the various duties to which
he was assigned. He was on the court
martial that condemned MAJOR Andre to
death as spy. After the war was over he
retired to his estate in Manchester, N. H.,
and devoted the remainder of his days to
the duties incumbent on a patriot and
father of a family. He died in 1922, aged
"a, the last surviving general of the revo-
luton.
To sum up briefly the career of Gen.
Stark we find him as young mao trapping
and hunting in the backwoods Of New
Hampshire. At the age of twenty-six a
lieutenant in the seven years war in which
he soon attained the position OF captain.
At the breaking out of the war Of the rev.
olution we find him colonel at Bunker
Hill, soon general at Bennington, and
promoted to be general in the American
army. In his long and eventful life he
probably saw more military service than
fell to the lot of any other American and
came out of it all without receiving a
wound. II.
North PAwLET.
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How it is Done.

The first object in life with the Ameri-
can people is to "get rich; the second,
how TO regain good health. The first can
be obtained by energy, honesty and saw
ing; the second, good health,) by using
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should you be
Respondent sufferer from any of the eff
fects of dyspepsia, liver complaint, indi-
gestion, etc., such as sick headache, palpi-
tation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual
suffer another day. Two doses of AUGUST
bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents.
Positively sold by all first-class druggists
in the United States. For sale IN Rutland
by Albert w. Higgins; also Rice & Co.,
Castleton, and L. Kellt gg, Fairhaven.