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The Medical Ainanacs.

Danbury News; The medical altman,
acs for 1878 are published, and the
householder is escorting samples of
them home To the old lady in the
house the medical almanac is q ged>
send. The information she gathers
from it in regard to the weather and
the phases of the moon is simply stu.
pendous. There are times when we
have felt burning desire to pitch into
the medical almanacs, but have restrain
ed our ferocity in consideration of the
joy it brings to the old lady at home.
If you have got an old lady in your
house you will know how it is yourself.
Next to the welfare of the moons the
medical almanacs chief vocation is the
preservation of bald-headed and
orphaned jokes. These almanacs take
the impoverished articles in charge,
and tenderly care for them. The man
of the house will not deliberately read
them. If he, in moment of aberra>
ton, gets aboard of one of them and
devours it, he Immediately goes out
doors and apologies to the universe,
But the old lady Heaven bless her
She sees wisdom in these things To
her they are dipped in rich batter of
glory. Sabbath afternoons, when the
dreariness of time is oppressive, later
in the winter evenings when a mans
mind retires from the torture Of the
days cares and seeks rest in oblivion
then the dear old soul gets out the
almanac, and having settled the sani>
tary condition of the moon, pitches
into the jokes, and in that exasperat-
ing tone dear old soul is capable Of,
carefully dividing the syllables and
spelling out the long words-she drives
into the skull of the benumbed listener
the octogenarian conundrum and tooth
less nun
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PROCLAMATION.

n, the name and by tie authority Of the Slate II
1erdS;
/, II. b. Hubbard, Governor of the state of
Texas, In accordance with tho provisions OF
AN act OF the Legislature of said state, ap,
proved August 10, 1876, do hereby invite
seated Proposals Tor lease Oh the Texas
state Penttentiary, NJ Huntsville, IN s.tid
state, and tue labor of ths cOnvlcts belong
ing thereto, for q term of five years, conlmepo-
ing January /, 1873; said proposals TO be In
iorsed: Proposals 10 lease the Texas state
penitCntlary at huntsville" ana to DO filed
In the office Of the Secretary OF state, at
Austin, Texas, on or before the frat day OF
December. 1877, on hday said proposals
will oe opened.
For full Information rs TO the property 10
be leased and the terms and conditions OF
lease, apply TO the Secretary OF State, wac
will furnish printed circular.
- Ia testimony whereof hereto aign
LIS. my name ana oaue the seal Of State
- be affixed, az the city of Austin, this
the 10th duy OF September, A. ID. 1877.
II. Il. HUBBARD, Governor.
BY the Governor.
. l. q. SRABCY, Secretary of State.
sept3Odlw- wktildecl
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Danbuy Newsi a North lin lady
wrllea 10 this office inqulrlrg ~ par
asraphers ever 20 10 hrRyen21 Dear,
sweet ursorhislieattd woman, they
never 81 anYWhere, They don't get a
ehauce lhey JUST sll around aud do
good and olunl Their ninuey aud sub
scribe 10 charitable eiternrises
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GRAIN AND nREADsTUFPs,

WHEAT Receipts more liberal, fully
equal 70 the demand; No AIRED 81 l5s g
choice q OO9l 49, medium Dgsl OOi lower
grades 0O@0Oe.
OA1b-20c.
RiE--None offered.
BARLEY FEEil-2ic.
CoRN-'rexaa, IN shucE, $4,000.
HAf-n O0@l0 w per ton; hungarian and
Millut Sl04l2,
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IIIDEA Ann pFT,TRIEn,

HIDES-Dry tiint, IL 10, aud upward, 1901
div nint, IL lbs ana upward, damaged, 100;
dry iiint, kips aud Gall, lini dry salt 20 lbs
and upward, llo,i green hutohets', bnc.
a. SHEEP fELllsTEaoll owmg 20 wool, 200
2So.i white wool, long, al0j white wool, fall
clip, l9yAc,; black wool, lSo.
BUFFALO-Bull's, 40; cows, 6c.
TALl.0W-l barrels. 61,o.
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LOOK OUT ESTRAYERS !

am ordered by the Grand Jury, of Dallas
county,to notify The parties named below, by
publication ina newspaper, who have es-
trayed stock al failed TO account for the
Same M required by law, TO do 30 at once,
else true bits VIII be found against them at
the next meeting OF the Grand Jury, viz:
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary marget IN somewhat string.
ent for outsli ~ business, but there n ample
lahnA iog lFiumale buAinehs ana oommer,
cinl purposes,
uuLD- buylng, large pieces 70; small 1 %.
selling, large OH small %.
AlLYhh-N 0nipRl
There Y hui htlle bold ~ silver IN market.
nAuhANuE-Comm Z per cent
disco unit bank, par.
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FLOuR-Falr demand, which Is met freely
AZ lhe following quotations Crescent, Ia
SACKS, y UOi Nan Jaolnto W 70; Empire 81 80
NAY ~ Eagle ~ %, Manlolia, III sacks,
" lbs, - eyi Toddk xxx, VI 20; state
Central AXANi @ibUf Cholee Family, VI IS
HltAN--From 40 10 Ode,
CORN MEAII-Nln.
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LIME AMI CEMENT.

LIME-The bestqunlity In barrels IL worth
?si In bulk, 81 0Oi ordinary Dallas, 25c. pei
bushel
CEMENT Resemble ~ worth 81 " barrel
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, % 5O " Darrell
Dallas, ~ 30.
PLASTER IL worth So 80 v barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
los Ia ample domnnd fair; market firm.
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j. III. FEN DER,
Richardson, Dallas Co. Tex
Breeder Of Pure Bred Berkshire
AND POLAND CHINA SWINE.

Pigs for sale ut reasonable prices and
shipped 10 order. Letters Of Inquiry solicit :
cd Will have Pigs ON exhibitionand for
sale NJ tine Dallas Fair In October. sepS-w ly
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st. Louis Republican When one
respectable Cbicagoan remarks, with a
sigh, 10 another respectable Chicagoan,
Another old citizen gone the re-
spouse is, with how much ? What
bankT'
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MIuuIinB OIIUHHS'' II-IUI V4u
Sales 5000 bales; speoulations and exports
900 bales; receipts $500 bales; American 1886
bales. Futures Loo per cent. cheaper.
Uplands, low middnn1 clause, November
delivery, q l3-l6d; November anu Becem-
Der 8 sd; December and January u 5-329
sgd; new crop shipped January and Feb
ruary by sail o l3-l6d.
2 p, m.--Uplands, low middling clause,
November and December delivery, esd;
February and March e1sd.
New crop shipped December and January,
by sail, q 5-}2d.
3 D. m.-Uplands, low middling clause,
new crop, shipped November anu Deoem-
Der, sail, 61Sd. February and March 3-.BI.
8 D. M Futures closed dull and steady.
NEW ORLEArs, November 5.--Night-Cot-
ton. demand fair. Sales 7,l7S bales
Raceipts--uet l5,70S bales; gross 1860 bales.
Exports Havre 1906 bales. stock l2i,l7d
lsEa.
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NAV YoAk, NoYember 5.-Cotton qulet.

SIRIUS OF DaIVS. utUIeb 5VeHuy' -
November 10 49,; ID. cember 10 S2GlO SIC;
January 10 s9@lO glc; February II U2yll ole;
Marsh IL l6@gn lSc.
Night--Uoltnn quiet. Uplands ll1sc; Or.
leans iiAc. Sales 1884 bAles; net Receipts
eS,O43 bales gross - bale. Exports 10
Great Britain G,26i bales; France 4,l0l bales:
Continent 1889 bales Channel l,3ji bales.
Futures closed steady.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Flour is
quiet and weak; supertine -: XIX u %, AAA
s 5.hgher grades s6 1901 20. Corn, steady,
fair demand, yellow 559asc; white Csc. Oats
quiet, western 36@37c. Coffee, demand fair,
cargoes ordinary TO prime l6iS92Oc gold.
sugar aroe and Arm; common 10 good cola
mon 6IS97c; fair to fully fair $3.50; prime
20 choice S5sdS54c; yellow clarified Hs99c.
Iolasses active bnt AZ lower rates; COM
mon 3ja35c; fair AZ; prime 10 choice asa
SOC. Rice quiet and weak, ordinary TO choice
51I96Tc.
NKy YORK. November 5.-Flour dull with
out decided change, moderate trade, mainly
In City mills extra, closing quiet; southern
-four; common 70 Iai5 extra 80 .ose ~ sood d
arm Corn dull and heavy. Pork dull at
sll 259li 30. Lard steady; steam s. oOSS 10.
BAITIuoRE, November s. Flour steadys
western superfne 50 T59i 10; extra S5gsB;
family 60 86sf Is; City mills, superilne.
brands IS OOa7 80; other grades unchanged,
southern wheat active and higher; western
frm and higher; southern rei good TO
mime 81 25c; No. 2 western winter red spot
and November 81 80: December 81 Al.
No, sDot 81 30. southern corn steady, de-
mand fair; western quiet and drm; southern
white 6O96le; yellow SIC.
sr. LOWS, November 5.-Fl1ur quiet and
weak, buyers Offering lower prices little
/ doing, Wheat, No. 8 red fall 81 261fsl TX;
No fred fall 81 i01S9l II: No. 3spring 81 20
Corn inactive, NO. ? mixed zee: Oats
dyit No. sc; Rye dull At zIl<J2ic.
harley inlet and UNCHANGED. Pork dull,
iobbing si3 Gals 81. Lard Inactive 81 - for
isst wear, BulK meats e3sier at 1878 Zee.
| Tor shoulders; clear rib AMI Gear 81 Is
bacon dull at 51Igs11s 9s1Iggsss14c.
| Hogs-Inactiye. 49,, r..
butchers' grade. -, ,
arades; muttUns SC 1894 us.
Hides and woeI.
GALVESTON, November 5.-Hldes are du ii
I'll ~; damaged half prie-; kiPs ljf wei
saited a. they run SIC; selected VIC; outch'
| ers green 75<c.
WooI-Dnll, fair demand for choice lot.
but quotations barely mained, medium
! 10 nne free of burs, six months growth
9Ia2le; low grades medium TO coarse ls9lo'
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IN hand september lst,.,

FOR tho week ending November 2, 1877.
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
4. ION, lnt. lot
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JULIUS RoYER,..Notary Public
aapl2in
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given That on the 18th Of
September, nj, the real estate iffn of. r.
Murphy d Co. was dissolved by mutual con-
sent John p. Murphy retiring, and the bu-
siness continuing in the name Of W. y. Gum.
minis and j. III. Davis.
Either partner Is allowed 70 Use the name
Of tine frin IN LIQUIDATION OF all debts due to
Nv ''O'1 JoHNP. MURPHY,
W. y. CUMMINS.
The undersigne desires TO return his sim
cere thanks TO the patrons OF the late firm
of J. z. Murphy o., and recommends the
new firm OF Cummins a Davis 10 their IA
vorable consideration. LL
OCtlldIm j. Il. MURPHY.
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COTTON MARKET.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


GALv EsToN, Nov, mber 5.--Gold IL 0lR@
II 021a. Exchange New York sight "a ana a
discount. New Orleans signt u uiscoun.
and par.
NEW YORK, November 5.--Stocks dull
Money . per cent. cold III 029G. Exchange
long "a 81; short "a So, State bonds quiet,
Government bonds arm.
Gold opened 81 U49s.
Eveaing RGpOrt-Tine.c.ai.
NEW FORK, November 5.-Sterling qalet
al per cent. Money q per ceut. Goiu steay
at 81 045s Government ponds steaay. state
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.--Gold 81 025t
Dl O2M. sight "A discount. Sterling bank
"A 9j.
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Centaur
L.ininn entS.
One Kind 70, the Human Family
The Other for Horses and Animals,

One Kind toi the Human Fanlily.a
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Llniments are simply the wonder OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Eminent Is for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism. Scletica
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum.
bago, ChilblaiDs, LockJaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CataneOus EruptiOns; ii extracts frosi
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
OF bites ana stings OF venomous reptl lies; II
subdues swellings, ana allevlates pain OF
every kind When spTains or bruises occur
II is The most potent remedy ever discovered
TO heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin.
iment Is used with great efncacy Tor Sore
Throat. TbOfhdche, CuIed breasts, Earache,
aud Weak Back. The following Is but sam.
Pile OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., Ind, May %, 1873
81 think IL my duty to inform you that 1
have suffered much with stOOiien feet and
chords, A few bottles Of Centaur Liniment
has done me tU0Tk for me. j have not been
free from these swellings IN eight years. Now
Tam perfectly tOeu. The Eminent ought 10
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof is in the trial. IL is reliable, II
is handy. 1t Is cheap, and every family
cnOQlu nave tDt W nltttn OthuT en-
The yellow Centaur Liniment IN
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cords and
flesh OF horses and animals. IL has perform
ed more wonderful cures In three years Of
SPAWN, Strain, Mind-gAlls, Scratches,
Bweeny, and general Lameness than all
other remedies IN existence. Read what the
great Expfessnaen say Of IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1s74.T
"Eyery owner OF horses should give the
Centaur LinlmeDt q uial, We consider II
the best article ever Aed in our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams TX. Stable1, N. Y.
az. PULIz,
"Supt. ". X. Elk. Stables, N. Y.
'ALBERT b, OLiN,
"Supt. Nat. tx. Stables, N. y"
The hes; patrons of this Linimentare Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Linlment. IL heals
alls, Wounds ana Poll.evil, removes well.
ings, and Is worth millions Of dollars an
ntally TO Farmers, Livery -men, Stock crow
ers, sheep-raisers, and those having horses
What Farrier cannot do for go the Cen.
taur Imminent will do at a tr1hlng cost
These Lininefts are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are Warranted
By the proprfetors, and bottle will e given
TO any farrier or Physician who uesires TO
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose { Co..
90 Day &C., NEW YORK.
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Cotton market.

GALVESTON. November 5.-Cotton-receipts
37i3 Dales. Exports coastwise 1913 bales; chan
nel - bales, Sales 591 bales. STOCK I'll ,SO(
bales. Nj arket dull anu Unchanged,
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Middling Uplands. -. 8 5-l8d 69sd
MiddAng Orleans. . u ll-l8d 634d

LIVERPOOL. November 3.-Noon.-Cott
modeI ate, Inquiry freely supplied.
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FOREIGN ART.

Alvarez is now painting In sunny Naples.
The salon OF 1873 will open on May Is, and close
on July 8.
The prizes OF the Concours Jauvan d'AttanviIle OF
2 10Of for historical painting, and tho same amount
for landscape, awarded tho first to M Lucas,
pupil OF Lehmann the second 10 NJ Dantan, pupil OF
Pills and Lehman.
For the competition for the Prx do SGvrcs oil 1878
the subjects will be, the hrst model OF an object OF
art to be given prlzs to the exhibitors IN Group
L.. Works oil Art, at the International Exposition,
and the second Of porcelain vase ornamentcd with
painting, TO DO given as prize 10 the cxhbtors IN
agriculture and to those In live Stock the arst thcro-
fore, TO design for the same form oil decorations
suitable for each class OF exhibitors Designs 10 De IN
by January 81.
Tho Versailles galleries TO BIO augmented by tho
addition OF thirty sevon portraits OF llustrous dc-
ceased Frcnchmen celebrated In tho Church, state,
science, art and literature.
Tho Academy has interesting description OF tho
recent art and mcdipval exhibition at Lucca
In addition to those to be loaned by the Queen TO
the exhibition OF drawings Of old masters ut the
Grosvcnor Gallery number will be contributed BY
the Earl or Warwick, Mr.. Frederick Locker, Mr.. Ho
ford, MIR. MALCOLM, OF foltalloch; Mr. William Rus
SELL Mr.. Mitchell Miss james, Mr. Gutter and Mr.
John Henderson. Among the names represented VIII
be Rembrandt, Canailotto, Wattcau Greuze, Turner
John Cozcns and Miett
Felix Rcgamcy is to DO specially honored at tho
international Exhibition OF 1878, having been allotted
mn annere for the exhUiton Of series Of paintings
he ~ work on, illustrating his recent tour around
tho world
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MUSICAL REVIEW.

BoSuM Est. Sacred Quartet. BY H. P. Danks 8
4. Gordon Son.
BENEDIcTus. Same.
The former OF these pieces Is thoroughly common
place. but II has certain in Its harmonies,
Tor which MI Danks' music is conspicuous The lat
ter not even good as the former, though u is
something like It. The same changes OF key found
in both
CUCKOO SoNa AND DUET, from La MarJolaine s. T.
Gordon Son.
This is the third arrangement Of this song havo
seon, and like one Of the others, is SIMPLY taken
from tho OF Lecocq's OPERA DR.. Wetmora
makes his English version Of the words quite moi.
ion sve.
THE RAINY DAY. Ballad. Words by Il. w. Lonsfe).
low Music by Aonzo Stones.
new setting of Longiellow's poem, which, while
II Is hardly suited to the words the old, tar
from being bad, and would sound we'll # well sung.
The SAILORS WIFE. Ballad. Words by J. G. Whit
tier. Same
Mr.. Stone has shown moro originality In this ballad
1t is of more than average merit.
MY own. Words by Z. X. Wilson. Music by Adolph
PterdneE 8. 4. Gordon Son.
Tho music Is poor and the words, which are alss
poor sound like bad TRANSLATION from the German.
On, FOR A KISS FROM Mr BONNIE LEoSoRs Words
by Theo. D. q Miller. Music by William I. eefer.
s. T. Gordon Son.
The music is about interesting as the word- Of
which we quote few lines:-
Who're is my darllngs No do l SEQ bar
Since from our homo she has gone ner pain.
Sadly but vatny our waiting hearts miss her,
While we all nope, but our hoping soems vain.
We do not wonder that the composer was not in
spred by tho foregoing.
CHRIST the CoxsoLER. Sacred Song. English and
Latin words. Music by Bradley James. $. T. Cor.
don L. Son.
Not good.
AURORA GALor. BY Abort H. Wood. G. Il. Dtsoa
II Go.
Good enough to dance TO- but nothing now
SEVENTH REGIMENT MARCH. BY clifford Putnam. r.
A. Saalneld
There Is good marching swing about this pieco
and II has plenty Of spirit. On brass band 1t would
be very inspiring.
MiLITAIRE WALTER. BY Rudolph Aronson. Edward
Aronson.
Good dance music but very original
MiNuEr DE BoccHgRIyI. Edward Aronson.
This is that delightful minuct played recently BY
Thomas orchestra and which at once sprang int
such deserved popularity. 1t is very simple music.
It depends upon the playing for proper appreciation
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and Robson, "Forbidden Fruit" Boston; Mr.. and
Mira J. O. Williamson. "struck OH" Chicago, H. |;
J. T. Raymond, 'Colonel Sellers" Columbus. Ohio;
Boucicaut Comedy Company. Marriage" Buffalo,
~ Y; Den Thompson Joshua whitcomb). Provi-
dence; Frank +. Aiken and Genevievs Rogers Maud
Muller and Bonab Galveston, Texas; Robert Fraser
Pantomime Troupe. Baltimore, Nd ; Nine Rsntz's
Female Minstrels, Louisville KY
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FINE ARTS.
GALLERY NOTES.

GALLERY NOTES.
In place Of Alvarcz's "Cardinal's Birthday" which
has been sent up Mr. Buffers house to add to the
charms OF the collection open there for the sake
OF a charity, NJ. Knoedier Co. have placed In their
gallery Boschettrs "Broken Heart" young Italian
peasant girl is about 10 be married against her
inclination to IN elderly man, and dies with .
broken heart the altar, while the priest with
eyes raised to heaven s invoking the blessing on the
pair Beyond the chancel rail amid the surgng gayly
clad crowd or relatives and friends the lover who
looks wildly around, with convulsed blanchec face,
he tros to break away from those him and
spring to his love. Tho story ia exceedingly we'll
told the figures vratsembantes full of life and action,
the coIorlng good. and the church architecture and
decorations lit up by the sunlight, we'll given.
Rcichard has at his rooms couple Of recent and
very 1no life size heads OF young Pompoiian women
by Joseph Coomans Tho arst. "Candeur" repro
sents beautiful, clcar, open-cyed girl. looking
sweety out at you; and the second, 'Emotion," an
also charming but more passionate looking damsel.
looking half startled yot lovingly out on some lair
youth, with fingers to lips and heaving bosom. In
both pictures the eyes toll the story, are marvelousy
well painted and brimul 'of expression. The colorIng
and modelling are very admirable In both examples.
BY A. Cues thoro is young cavalier OF tho reign OF
Louis KILL with finely painted costume.
Aug. Schenck has a strong little sheep picture,
.'Sormed"-a flock with their shepherd overtaken
tlmldy waiting for 1t to pass OIL Tho action Is pleas
ing and tho "sheepsh" and scared look on the poor,
cold sheep very well gwen.
Professor Seger OF Dusseldorf Is represented by
careful pair Of companion panels, "A Good Glass of
Wine. an old gentleman about 20 enjoy one and "a
Good Cup OF Coffee" an old servant woman grinding
the material Tor one.
BY +. Sunderland, there is schooroom scene.
The old pedagogue, who has just been accompanying
the singing class with his VIOLIN has just tucked II
under his and IS at his private closet taking Sc
cret nip OF schnapps. while tho class IS in an
md a
taking note OF the teachers weakness from position
behind him on the loor. "Secing the Horse Doctor"
is by the artist and represents couple OF chill
drcn, who have knocked the head oil play
sheep, at tho door or the surgeon, asking
him 10 make It all right again. The quizzical taco Of
the old as no puts his hand to his ear and looks
down at the children the hafdoor OF his cottage
is very good, are the figures Of the two children,
one showing the head OF tho docuptatcd animal 10
the doctor and the other with covering her cry
ing eyes and the remaining one hugging tight the
sleeps body.
A head Of young woman bathing in tho sea and
lifting her thick hair up from her shoulders Is by
Gabriel Max and painted In HIS strong and very po
culiar low-tonod style.
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LITERARY cHIT-CHAT.

Alderman Mccbi, the agricultural, will leave MS q
legacy to hts countrymen big book thrcc octave
volumes, being an exposition Of tho thoughts aud