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/ luz ilh' "ll''NNN''' W. N'
departure and her two special admirers
we're continually matchmaking each
other for ob-tructing the way.
Mr.. Hawrsm in his domiueering
spirit bccamc so very exacting that
Ethel began to avoid him and find
more real pleasure in singing for in
genious Bob, whose youth relieved her
from all scruples Of coqnetry.
She dill not know that many deep
and fatal blow is given at that b"yish
are which determines the future ca.
reer of the man.
Secure, therefore, in her innocent
intentions she was overwhelmed with
confusion aud regret when Bob, with
an expression she never thought to sec
upon hi. happy, careless face, seized
her hand as it toyed with the Keys
one morning and poured forth his love
in arlent words that rang with ma.
lures untaughi eloqucnce.
ooh! Mr.. Randolph! How cou'd
you-how could you! she ex''''me'
in deep distress covering her '"cc WIN
the hand that was free
"Whatl Have you been playing
with me! D'd you h"' mean '"y w
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IL, r. .L;,,looa wanna
Sa..,,.o.nor !, ovorv w,v wor,Lv ol
- al ~, :, ,...o o. h.ro hoo,
,,n;,.I l.n. oro iii. I'm, wealthy
r;,,I ..n,r;vo, IN n,;.on his MIND
-, Lor h, nroots oIsor os d,v
and finally caused her marriage will
himself to he published in pape
which fell into her lovers hands whel
he was on his way to make another
and a lat appeal.
He had left the country at once an,
neither Ethel nor his friends in hi
Mississippi home had heard from hin
since. She could not indulge he
,.;o. .,l ,o,o,;,.ss ,.co,,se her ms;
e.. -. r-,.I.,,al -.
49,, 80. I'll .ho ,h,nd,, hono q
60, H.. sor,om M.nv n,r,;.ni,r
"'se' a.' 'o" "'
she told To sooihe him' ana as I" las
consolation reminded him that ere d
was ready TO marry ne would no 'o'
} ger remember that Ethel Earring eS
'sted. "but TINS wo'iu grleve me-
she added, "for l love the south an
T prize Southern friends
Bob shook his head in genuine dep
; rccation. lie was sorely disappoini
ed. what will my mother say," h
mournfully asked himself. "She ha
: set her heart upon this
! Take care" resumed Ethel, tryin
, to speak gaily, cor you will yoursel
! break young heart. Remember who
oh;lJ ,h,, sho Ina Lros lint i, Wi,
smiles"
bah" altered he, "and he lei
, the room quickly to avoid approach
i ing footsteps. lie was TOO sore f.
badinsg@.
MIR. Hampton however, caugl
sight CT h'' face. as ae passed hun an
merely whist''ng' ""hew, came an
took the unoccupied seat beside Ethe
In vain did she start up with som
excuse about dinner. lie de.aine
her imperatiyely and asked, "Wh
: do YOU avoid me, Miss Darlingy d
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r,sT-MAsrERs. AEMs AGLNrs. GLIB or
GANIZlbs AM pEALihH
Will he furnished " Hnn HiI'iehiion WIN 'ht"iais
"A ling exart and hll diailr m business Inflammation
relaiiyr To whoe- ne ani Cub llee- tr the pslly
and " aekly C,inAerrid Active snd ehrgeiie
agents and lab % iniI,ls Nant la eNeri town,
,Illas,, and haml. . q
N. uAISrEAD A co,
I,roprlstafr ~ the Cnrinnail toniineisial ofhee.
Isairi's BuiLlinr, ~furr fuauh and Race streets,
Cineinnatt
GNtISAAIt, JAM y, 80,
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

10 sale. Al Grsaty Esduesd Rates, al sll the Ticf-
81 Othtss, and ~ Walnut street t,ib-on lioussl
Cincinnati, whss all information IN he cheel IA y
given, VI by sdsfessing either Of the unisnignoi,
CONWAY X. llOMAkD,
CsIsJsl Ticket aud Passenger Agent.
Richmond. Va.
{. N. OAKLEY,
! Western Passenger Agent, Cincinnati
Pr iOtNG,
22I-1 Western Travelling Agent, Cincinnati
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OUR COUNTRY!
WHAT WILL
BECOME OF 1T Z?

4. q aus-tion nos sgitating the pshir 1901
The grave i.-ae~ l-tpre Cccrs~~~ ~ srai 9TH
m.nt n tho late fr-sisntisi ~kstps H. ir-eas1nx
Uongre~- the ue~ ire-sds-i ~ fetiy ~ the
est Administrator snd tsisre ssnafe Of the
country ard ts-ople msitses ~ r~st Int rr- 10
each aud every ipdtN dual S>~e . tri.i- has not
l~-n p,c--nIcsi -iace the IssAan.isa "a lUlsp-eA.
A TsursFul Ii,sroav Il s~sf.. sns tBfrxs 81
Congress vili 10 giv~s -s,a sr<sSi AIT, and iAis-
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Thechesap & ohioR.R
IL the Great Pleasure Route to Richmond
Washington. Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New York, Boston. and elEsstern
and Southeastern Points.

Passengers contemplating visiting the Atlantic
Cities should purchase tickets via thls route, aud
visit the fsnsg, watering places In the mountains
VI Nirginis.
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II ENTUCKY CENTRAL AND
Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
For n. LOsls snd the No.t.
Through Tickets to all points in Efis-
soari. Kansas and Texas.
For 1t. Losis snd the Mo.t.

Leave Lexington is1 y. IA, AuiNest - loui
$50 q. NJ, Ia TINS ta connect Win uains ior KAN
sas city aud the Wet,
Leave Lexington 10 p. IN. Arrive AT New York
AT y y. IA. the neat day,
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
For tickets ~ innrmaiion, apvly Al keniurkJ
Central ksilfoad lslsi, Lexington, Ky.
II. A. kAAsOM, Geaeral Thkot AgerL
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CINCINNATI ENQUIRER,

Psilie .piritsi p-p>s ess>s.s ~ .-A- 81 tss
people. sud sdv-snsx -sAs.s~sa - Ne kAs..
god ,so.erums~t. SOL - Nights u The N-spk~ ~
N- heard upss sii n-Ai~ss mai .rtssn W No Ssea
Ivy. ~eifsrv.
1uE Tsexy Pa uutsSs. sessys sssv - -
saniss iroaeis 80 sh, paftictpA~ v. a.nsvs,
. ~ ~ sk<.vp - In thssS tsos char 80 ~ 49,
scTibns s<ths Epgsr~~. go .tn - . knhsi
rsreri ~ exene = thss tsan.|tre. utii's-st fssrt
| Colosxa sol aabis~-l - tSrts s-hnss rs tho
s~s sssr< N . np~s pa,~e sa>stAlity aud sslins
sees 10 xve tho
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RATES or subscriptions.

Daily Paper, three times week the days 10 be-
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Sunday Paper alone, one year, "; ala months, 81
Remlttances sh0uld 10 made D.. bran, kkpress,
fst-ofhce Money Order az k,gislsrui Letter.
subs. Tipiious IA all oas pay able In "a, anes and
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paid for
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The Daily Commercial

A large sheet 81 Forty eight columns, In neat anl
convenient quartz lurn, Is furnished, I-S,ngr pr
paid, NJ the iulpSlng rates
Per year ........... Wv o.
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somer-~, Mail cl,.-e. sap \. ", crrr. se, Y y.
Louisville Mail elc-e- SO a. ~, ep-r. 80
Richn,ond and Livingston Natl elc-ss 100 v. ",
opens sos A. ".
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"The Louisville Commereial II by Or
the ablest political Journal pub
lished In the South. Al
hama state
Journal.
The Louisville Commercial
Publishcl balls tsxcepi Monday anil w--tly, by
the Louisville Commercial Go, 10 nrsir'led ~ the
Leading Republican Newspaper Of the
Southwest.


To this end IL will bring Its very I've, snsrzie-,
hacked by amaterial improvement In iis 'nsth'-i-,
rssli cv- aud aigiplaent livery thing pos'ois -i''
be done 10 provides
First Glass Paper at secon1-C ass Prices
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STA Msssh> 60 Soo STA Nonth......--. 40
vbr~~ Asssh. AZ Ihree Asnths-- no
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Mo- lsAssss ~--. - s>ss sss~s. s.sd iss .s-s
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rkRAN L MCLEAN, Publishers.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-18

States, the maXims Of the "0ogo OF Mon
ticcllo' may read somewhat strangely,
Jefferson held the following antigua
ted () views;
I. Legal equality Of human beings.
3, The people the only source of le-
gitimate power. ~
B. Absolute and lasting severance Of
church and state.
1. Freedom, sovereignty and indie
pendcnco Of the respective States
3. The Union compoct-neither a
consolidation nor Capitalization.
G. The constitution Of the Union a
special written grant of powers, limited
and definite,
7. No hereditary Office, nor order
nor title.
8. No taxation beyond the public
want.
.. No national debt, irpossiblc
10. No costly splondor of admins
uation,
II, Noproscription oropinion nor OF
public discussion,
y. No unnecessary interference with
individual property or speech
70. The civil paramount to the mlh-
torv authoritv
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The street Question.
For the Herald:

For the ileralu:
This morning read an article com
municated by g. in your paper, re
commencing plank streets, in lieu Of
gravel, and wish to give my opinion
concerning the same
1T is the universal experience Of en-
gineers, without n single exception, that
plank roads are failures, nuisanccs, un
mittigated evils, and it is useless for VI
to talk now about plank street.
J. The cost would be greater than
gravel rs shown by my estimate on the
report by the street committee.
,, The durability would be too brieI
rs far as natural decay, and wear and
tear is concerned, and still more briei
if attacked 10y fire,
g. The moisture collecting under the
plank would create an uncomfortable
and fatal stencil in warm weather.
!. 1t would create an extensive and
IMPROBABLE stronghold for rats, until
in our desperation we would be com.
PEELED to tear the whole thing up, from
end to end.
My plan has always been Gas see my
reports to the city council to first lay
down sewer pipes to thoroughly drain
the foundation of the streets, then to
put down six inches of broken stone,
and on top of that six inches of gravel,
rolled to a compact mass. And all this
can be done with city bonds at a small
expense, considering the value and inn
portance OF such an improvement to
our city. Yours, etc,
W. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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10 Rgnj

BAEBER- First. p.nsa tagh,lctu get steady
ID employment and good wages al ,apl.ol
Hotel, Mai hail, Texas. lrp!''1"
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THE AGONY ENDED.

The great law suit is practically ended
and Democrats can look as complaccut-
ly as they may upon the ruin wrought
1t would fatigue our Imagination to
find words to describe the feelings OF
of Southern men. Hope and beliefin n
Republican form OF government has
gone from their breasts They look
upon ii as IL huge jest, terrible annihi'
lation of all patriotism, OF all pride OF
country. bitter mockery upon the his
tory and traditions of the past, Belief
IN human integrity when confronted 10y
mighty temptation no longer obtains,
The spolDs Of office, debauched partisan.
ship, possibly the greed for gold, have
silenccd the voice OF justice and truth
rhcrc rises up before us the spcctcr OF
violated faith, tramplod laws and ylcto"
rious, arrogant fraud. The divine hope
fora true and noble government, for
reconciliation and peace, has passed
away like = vision of the night. This
is one side OF the picture, the one we
are staring steadily at to-day.
The other is not altogether so dis
hearlcning, As lar Ms the material
interests Of North Texas arc concerned
the Inauguration of Hayes will not
prove great disaster The South hay
ing lost aUmay now join hands in claim
ing from the government the necessary
aid to complete at once the Texas and
Pacific road This small boon shoul d
and will unquestionably begranted. Ii
So this will pour into our midst $4,000
eco European capitalists prefer the
government OF Hayes to that OF Mr.,
Tildcn and they stand ready at this
moment to advance upon 300 miles at
| Dallas and Wichita road $4,000 pei
milo
| Tho Barring Brothers, who thought Of
withdrawing their capital from the
ESouth in event of Mr.. Tilden's accession
to powerwill now Willingly and prompt
| ly advance to Mr. Allen ample means
to extend the Iron Mountain road
Ihom Tcxar<ana to Dallas. The Pales
tine road will be swiftly built and
wherever an opening presents itself in
North Texas, there will foreign capital
be placed.
| Tr HERALD does not speak idly upon
these railway interests but from a
knowledge OF facts whereupon to base its
Iutterances
! Then viewing this side of the picture
let us take heart again, The words
"nevor despair of the Republic" may be
cruel moclery to us now, and tho fear
may enter our hearts that tho heritage
we leave our children may not be
worth their acceptance yet it is cow
nrdice and weakness for brave men to
ever despair and the South has too
much Of manhood left to yield to
either.
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CoMngdiY Ansnm q.


When "A candidate for "A him Office Is so
-, M, 49,, ,, ,,...,,i,, Mn t,, ,,o.s,,
wei iNou "'u u" p"pNi"i WIN Wv "'''''o
"a 20 make his defeat dillirull IN lhl. ana
houorabIp u,hf, mean and cowardly men
. ., .....,l,... ,,.,,. .gI,,,i,t f., ,,.,,,,,f,.-
''e h"t ""hllnB WIN "'''S"' !" "'"""'''-
curing ICES and Stand ring ms good name
rh,rr are al.. tLusa wpolo sriushuess
- ,.,. .t.tt...,.. ,.
prompt lh' VI Nv P'"tHN't VIZ" "'""'' I''
vent tru II, and lgHure rig IT, IuT b2thke OF
iuiuriuu n 0outpoiit,r I'm business. WhDlC
,.,,,. ,,,.,.,,.,,,, and NTH, ,,l,,,s, luyi-
pl''H"'"y 'hoS 'IfJ an" wa" "''",' o"''
ness fREUrity they have not the talent to
surrogsi,II,, con,pto I'm nu .louornhle WAY.
% 49,, -,
iheae lhu"Sht7 arc h"Rb's'lN W t'lu ih'"H'
COwurdly attacks made upon mo ana my
r,rdIcinps nv those who imarine their ur.
~ ,..t,,, -, 49,,
uiarity winch my standard medicines have
n,nuired. and tho continued growth Of NV
~ =,
pfulesSohel piA'''Ne' EHiI""-h'H"e" p'''o'
tltiOnCrs Of medicine, and manullCturers OF
propntntInns which do NOT posRops sufficient
-, ..'.',,,,., -, g.. -,
lhelII 10 h"ceVH>'u''S co'"Po'o '"i i"P"'"'
fAVor have rcslrt,d TO such cowaTdly
,.,,r,,,, os Ia ruhIl., ou snrts pr,,dirnlnu,
"' =,
reports hDoaJ me collpt'luuh oil htulcIl'S
Almanac, "Euce,Et Books ana other
pamphlets, are Issued and tcN,tertd broad
cHSL over the land, Wherein these contempt
ille kuNvos publish pretended analyses ul
my medicines, aud receipts Tor making
them. Some OF these publications are given
high.syuuding names, pretend b. be issued
hy re~peotgble men Of education and posi-
ton, lol the good Of the people--lho moro
completely TO blind the render t. the real
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PURE MILK.

OF course it would be scandalous for
The HERALD to intimate that the milk
sold in Dallas is largely adulterated, or
that virtuous milkmen go SO far as to
pour in gallon of water for every gal
lon Of milk, yet, knowing how to make
a cheap lactometer, far all this, may
not be an entirely useless piece of in
formation, wherefore that information
is given Procure " glass bulb and
stem, both hollow; load it with quick
silver, sand or even birdshot until the
instrument will float upright in milk
known to be pure, Mark ON the stem
the point to which it sinks-the sur
face-point. Remove it from the milk
and float it in pure water, marking the
suriace.point as before which will be
considerably higher on the stem than
the other mark, Now take a narrow
slip of paper, capable of being rolled
lengthwise, and insert it in the stem OF
the instrument 50 that the figures on
it will be visible through the glass,
Lay of on this--in the direction Of its
length--a space equal to the distance
between the two surlaee.points, mum
bering tho first point 0 and the other
100. Subdivide this space into ten or
twenty proportional spaces correspond
ingly numbered roll the slip and in
sert it in the stem until the 0 is at the
surlace-point of the milk, tho 100 at
that OF the water. Your lactometer is
now complete. Float it in your milk
can every morning, and tho depth TO
which IL sinks viii register the percent
age of dishonest water, if any, the milk
contains. Suppose, for example, the
instrument sinks till the surface line
cuts the figure fifteen. The milk con.
tains fifteen per cent of added water
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Wnnsah- lNelp.

flRIs-Wauted, u girl to attend children
IL and assist IN uuuSework. Apply, bW ~
vny utrpet. jauj12t
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TWENTY-FIVE CENI COLUMN

pcur.lIne Adyrtls.u Uts .us1wl i''" iu
thiscuumJI lur taHH 'iiy' t.N'., Ni
nd the r,,te uf iflv. lOIia T-r L'ne I"t 7p. o
subsequent lnseN'oh
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HANCOCK, Reagan, Tmocllmorton
Schleicber, Culberson and Nancy, in tho
positions they have assumed, can we'll
say to their people as Bay0rd said to
his: 81 am willing to go out OF public
life on the record Of this bill, however
the result may turn out, am free to
say that differ from those who think
it would have been better to have had
two presidents inaugurotcd and risk the
consequences, The country could not
have stood that In my judgment it
would have been the end of our instilu-
tions, As it is, if Hayes goes into the
White House in the lace Of law and
facts, it will be the death llnel OF the
Republican party, That party win be
ground finer than dust, ..
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yANO CON rRUTORS--l wish to have q tuut-
l room cottage built, aud wish 10 contract
Tor TIE work. a cash, Address box lIOl,lJ
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WantoiV Boarding,

~ DOM AND BOARu--For gentleman in
II private family. Must be hlSl-claS', nd
dress H., Herald office. ltulo "
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COLLEGE,
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins It's spring term, under
still moro favorable auspices, with faculty
Of thorough and experienced teachers, Mon-
day, January 30, 1877. Every facility afforded
Young ladies and gentlemen oracqulrlng n
substantial and refined education. Diplo-
mas awarded to those who have mastered
the prescribed course ofstudy. Music taught
by a sklllml and distinguished gentleman.
Tho primary department, under the
parental control Of an experienced teacher,
will be the best place parents can lind for
thelr small children. Tuition rom 80 so to
Is per mouth, payable monthly In advance.
JOHN II. ALLEN, President
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AsrAaON-A light secondhand two.h.Nu
w wagon. Inquire Of Go.llns~ COG h.m
street. Eusi Dallas. l'u! ~
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for Sale or Exennngo.

WHITE GIRL nom 10 to 10 years OF
"A age, to live with small @mliy IN a, tn i,,
civ. Address ". q, Herald ONCE, dtcSl'2t
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WHAT is QUEENS DELIGHT?

1t is plant that grows In the South and is
the only actual blood purifier ever discovr
cred, by which all diseases that center In the
Ii expels for lie all scIOfulOus, Syphilitic.
Cutaneous and Rheumatic affections and is
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class OF
diseases. Alun D II is Il searching, but wher
combined with Honduras Sarsaparllla, Yes
low Dock and other roots and herbs IL be-
comes u blood puriner indispensable and
unequalled. nuch is the combination OF
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The constituents of Hon. Roger Q
Mills will regret that at such critical
period in the history of the country,
their representative saw fit to use his
energies and influence against the cleo,
toral count bill, the only available meas
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A Complete Pictorial History Of The Times,
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Good morning Donncllyl ] hear
your daughter has baby; is it boy
or girl p "Shme, Miss, and its me-
self as doesn't yet know for the life OF
me if I'm IL grandfather or 4 grand
mother, bcdad - London Fun
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1--WE ALA no FADE As a LEAF"

Falling all around,
Floods Of WOudtuuS glory
silent Ns the EuOw ilake',
Breathing ouch u stOryi
IiReu shower Oisunbenms
In the uutumu tuellO D,
Fail the lVlyts OF crimson,
Kusnet, brown md yellow,
SObbng ont low music,
when the wind a. CHING,
A tho thought so mOurniul
Tint tIC yer IN dyllg;
Fen tho lenyes Hra f5dng;
WIN thC thought comes sadness.
An my spirit longs
go, that land of gludnes5
For the golden pavementi
For the lDwerS I'M mprtsij
FRin my feet would pfcss
Toward the peHrly portal.
Failing all around,
FlUOdB Of wOndruuR glory,
Al things here must fade
This the lGBilttF story.
--THC christian at Wort
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LOCALIZED scoundrelsm and aanetli'
ed fraud is now the order of the day
Honor, honesty oaths are fit subjects
for ieers and mockery.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-18

How do our Democratic representa-
tives in Congress like the cup which
they themselves have pressed to the
peoples lips?