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Sober ann. 6rauun &inb
loQte nm bielc SabresSeit 81. S. $.
Mfc2ean's itarfenben Cordial urb @lutz
rtlniger nebmen oenn er reiniet uro
bere'dlert oas 8lut, sibt &raft, Sta5fe
uno 8epesli@tcit Dem sanscn &0rplr.
Or. S. 8. Mc2can's Office, 3l4 Gbe=
ltnut Str., ct. 2ouis, Mo.
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STEAMER DISASTER.

the steamer SANDY strikes n Log,
Careens and Turns Bottom Upwards
Three Lives Loht-Boat ANA Cargo
n Total Loss.
BATON ROUGE, May l5.-The steamer
Sandy No 2, coming down, struck n
log about five miles above here, last
night, at twelve o'clock. Soon after
abe commenced sinking. The alarm
was at once given, and the passengers
rushed to the upper deck. Some saved
themselves on cotton bales. The yawl
was launched, and most of the women
and children placed In her and landed
safely. The boat, buoyed up by the
cotton, iloated down the river with
two feet of water in the cabin. When
passing here skiffs went out to her
and succeeded in saving the balance
OF the passengers and crew. 1t Is sup
posed three of the crew were lost. The
boat, short time afterward, careened
clear over, and now lives bottom up
ward five miles below here. The boat
and most of the cargo, consisting OF
cotton, cotton seed, sugar and some
cattle, 10 a total loss. The passengers
lost everything. The boats papers,
books, money and everything in the
Office went down with the boat.
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WHOLESALE POISONING.

.he old Miners OF stFater Dose ine
New miners-sixty ID the Rietins Ia
,be Ihrses Of Death
CHICAGO, May ia special dis
mitch strater, Illinois, says tho coal
miners, at that place, who struck some
fine ago aud whose places were filled
nv new men, but who were subse'
ouently taken back for most the part,
40 that only one hundred men were
retained, have for a long time been
kent separate from black legs, M the
novlces are called, to avoid trouble
from Jealousy OF old miners oflate,
however, the two gangs have been al
Lowell to mIngle, aud yesterday the
rambling hate OF the old miners found
expression by some OF their number
putting poison In the dinner buckets
~ the new men. Last night some
slxty OF the victims were In the throes
of agony, and many OF them will I'M
doubtedly die from the effects Of the
polson, while the lives OF al Of them
hang upon threads.
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KING OF THE CARNIVAL.
The City of New York Falls into Line
AN II Subject OF the King and IN Imi-
tntOr of the Crescent city.

The City of New York Falls into Line
an subject OF the King and IN Imi-
tator of the Crescent city.
New YORK, May l5.-Rex landed at
the customhouse pier, amid the cheers
of the multitude. The carriage, drawn
by six white horses, was in waiting for
his majesty and his commissioners,
the Grand Turk and the Khedive Of
Egypt, in front of the customhouse
wharf. The king and his companions
entered their carriage and the process
sion started on its way up Battery
place. The van was led by mounted
policemen, followed by band, who in
turn were followed by marshals on
horses. Then came the. king. The
industrial chariots fell into the line
from the side streets and from White
hall street. Nearly all the trades were
represented, from the makers of cloth
ing to makers Of axle.grease. The
brewers were out in force, with tableau
cars. A printing house was out with
a little printing office on wheels. The
soap manufacturers We'd with each
other grandly. Five workmen sent
burning cauldrons through the streets.
One OF the weekly journals had car
which carried characters in popular
stories along the line of march. The
tailors, butchers, wine merchants, spirit
makers, furniture shops, ice cream
makers, and many otherl trades and
industries were represented.
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ESTRAYS.

Taken up by james q .Garvln and estrayed
before W. W. Peak, Justice Of the Peace for
Precinct No. =: une bay mare, IL hands
high, " years old, star In forehead, white
hairs on the right Jaw, and few white hairs
on the neck, no brands; also young colt
suekling; yaiued at so. Also black yearl-
Ing mare colt, branded on right shoulded.
The brand IL blotched, and II supposed 10
be Q. Valued at $40.
Taken up by ]. 7. Howell and estrayed be-
fore John Preston, Justice OF the Peace, Pre-
cinct No. -: One dara. bay mare, or ii
Yeas old, no brand. left eye out, Az hands
high. Valued at SIS.
Taken up by John NJ Rowe and estrayed
before Il. +. My ers, Justice OF the Peace. Pre-
cinct No. -: A brown mare mule, about l31S
hands high, about Is years old, no brands
procurable, n split In each ear. Valued
at so.
Taken up by J. @. Bullock and estrayed
before John Bristow, Justice OF the Precinct
No. =; One sorrel horse, about years old
star on forehead, snip on nose, II hands
high, indescribahle brand on left shoulder,
saIne on len law. Valued ~ ~
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An iliie,i whishy miil Co,ass 90 aE,eG
CHICAGO, May 10, Mike bubbles,
foreman OF the Illinois dlsilllery, was
arrested for tamperlng with bpFrels
after they were stamped, The whole
stock Of thirty'nye hundred barrels,
worth $4,000, was seized, The pro.
prietors claimed bubbles acted rem
zeal for their interests, not from orders
from them.
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one he's fallen In, aud banks tho water
over his garden,
CITY engineer ordered 10 put ono IN,
Communication from Messrs, Well.
born a Leake, In case OF w. w, Peak
w. city, recommending the city 10
accept the compromise, Referred 10
committee on claims,
Petition Of Judge Burford, asking
that the bounds OF the city be extended
To take In his residence into the Fourth
ward, Moved that the city attorney
he ordered 10 draw an ordinance TO
that elect Carried.
Petition OF u. Il. Vreeland, asking
Tor reduction Of city assessment on his
lot on Elm street. Referred 10 com.
mlllee.on ways and means,
Proposition from Joseph Dibrall and
Christian Ref TO build a stone wall on
Main street, for sixteen cents per cubic
foot, measured In the wall after build
Ing, Another from Lee Chord, for NJ
teen cents In the wall Another from
Thomas Sulliyand and Tim Allen, for
eighteen cents In wall. Referred TO
committee on streets bridges aud city
engineer.
Petition from citizens, asking that
the water be drained from a lot on
Sun Jaclnto street, near Harwood.
Referred TO committee ON streets and
bridges,
The accounts OF watchmen for
watching the graveyard; account OF
Cameron for lumber, and the accounts
OF costs In suits in which the city was
engaged, were all referred to the COM
mittee on claims.
The unfinished business from last
meeting was then taken up.
The petition OF DR.. Jones, asking
that 81, Mary's street be abandoned,
came frat, and lie was allowed to adj
dress the council.
A vote was then taken on the report
of the committee recommending that
st. Mary's street be abandoned. Car
ried.
Alderman Williams intr, duced the
following resolution
Resolved, That the street c,mmittee
and city engineer be ordered to exam
inc the race In the fourth ward, and
see what IL necessary to prevent its
caviDg IN and doing damage TO prop
erty through which 1t passes. Car
ried.
Resolution by Alderman Hill;
Resolved, That the city marshal be
required TO remain within the city
limits unless by permission OF the po-
lice board, except in such eases where
he Is In actual pursuit Of parties viola
ting the law within the city limits,
and that the sheriff be requested not to
make a deputy OF the CITY marshal in
any case. Carried.
A resolution by Alderman Crowdus,
that the committee on ordinances and
city attorney, be requested to revise
the city ordinances at an early day as
was carried.
A resolution by Alderman Hill, that
the city marshal be instructed to noti-
fly all parties living or camping on
park grounds, to move of at once, was
carried.
A resolution was offered by Alder
man Shone that the police force Of
the city be increased two men.
Amended by Alderman Newsom,
that they be kept on duty east Of Syca.
more street.
A resolution by Alderman Ervay,
that the police force be increased one.
No action.
Council adjourned to the next regu-
lar meeting.
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HOneV.


Pitchers CastOria IL complete substi-
tute for Castor Oil, and IL as pleasant TO take
as Honey. IL is particularly adapted 10
TeethIng and irritable children. IL destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures Wind Collie. Few rem
edies are as efiicacious for Fevorishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. Cas-
toria Is scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective Oh an Castor OIL,
and neither gags or gripes. 49,,
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1876.
Messrs. ]. B. Rose 4 Co., N. ":
Gents: have family OF eight children,
and have used as much Castoria as any iam-
ily In the United States, I think. ] have
never found anything equal to 10. My chill.
dren have been saved from O fever several
times by the use of Castoria. recommend
Its use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, In preference TO any medicine
know OF 1 feel 1t my duty TO give this GER
tificate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN p. LITTLE
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stolen Boots.

Yesterday morning q man walked
into Morelles shoe shop. on Main
street, and abstracted therefrom two
pair of boots, one pair mismatched,
and pair of shoes. Last evening
Officer Clemmons found pair Of boots
hid under the platform of the Union
depot, and he arrested man named
Charles Gill, who was lurking round
there, for stealing them, and took him
TO the calaboose. He confessed the
matter, and said the balance were hid
in hollow log across the river. OFF,
Ger Clemmons and Deputy Sheriff
Pryor, accompanied by Mr.. Edwards,
went over there and found them. The
goods have been identified by Mr.. Mo-
relies. Gill says he had partner In
the transaction, but refused to inform
as to who 1t was. He is locked up, and
will go through the regular course oil
sprouts.
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HIS FRAUDULENCY


tend the Meeting.
NEW York, May l5.-At the annual
banquet of the chamber of commerce
Mr.. Hayes said: "Mr. president, it is
qualification to have this opportuni-
ty to meet such an assemblage of the
business men OF the city of New York.
Iwish to make my acknowledgement
to them for their invitation to enjoy
with them their annual social meeting.
wish to assure them that this hearty
greeting is very welcome to me-
Cheers. | At peace with all the nations
of the world; with an honest purpose
on the part OF our people and on the
part of the government loud cheers]
to strive for the restoration of the
ancient concord within our own limits.
[Hurrahs and great applause.] l be-
lleye that Notwithstanding the unnat-
ural array of figures which have been
disentombed that we may confidently
look for early, decided and encourage
ing evidences Of reviving Of business
prosperity throughout the country"
1t has been ascertained, beyond ques'
ton, that invitations to attend the
chamber of commerce annual banquet
were sent to Ex-Governor Tilden, Gov
ernor Robinson and all the leading
officials Of the state, but they all de-
clined, lest their presence should seem
an endorsement of Mr.. Hayes cleo
ton,
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houston 3 Texas central II. II.
Arrive.
Arrival AMI Departure OF tho Mails nj
Dallas.

NORTHERN MAIIs--Via M. X. e I, X. r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
vt 6:25 pm; depart at 7;i5 am. Pouches close
at pm.
SOUTHERN MAu,-New Orleans and South
ern louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all other points In southern
Texas, arrives Mt 7:i5 am; departs ut $40 y.
m. Pouches close NJ pm.
EASTERN MAIL-Via 4. h z. Il. H.. COM
prising Soushern and Middle States, Louis
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
Shreveport, and all Easternn Texas, arrives
daily at 800 pm; departs at PM Pouch
closes at pm.
WESTERN MAIL--From Fort Worth, Gle
burne, Granbury, Weatherford, Decatur
Palo Pinto, Jacksboro and western posts,
arrives Mt pm; departs at 3 AIN.
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FIRE RECORD.

burning OF the Rochester paper MilIs
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May l5.--The
Rochester Paper company's factories,
located at the lower falls, in this city,
was destroyed by fire last night, with
the loss of about 100000. Insurance
$4,000.
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In Parker county, Texas, on Tues.
day, May ., 1871 ut 2 u, M, Of typhoid
fever, Laura ", daughter OF II, II, and
Lucy Mcconnell, In her twenty.thlrd
year
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A Fast Freight Texas combination.

A Fast Freight Texas combination.
CHICAGO, May l5.-The managers OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. and
the Texas Central railways have efiec-
ted a fast freight combination for their
roads, which is to go into operation
June first, and regularly run two hun
bred cars and seven sleepefs from CHI
eago TO Houston aud Galveston from
that date.
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A Remarkable dame Of Base nall.

Remarkable Dame of Base Baii.
BosToN, May 1.-THE most remark
able game Of base ball on record was
played here to-day between the Har-
ward college team and the Manchester
club, OF Manchester, New Hampshire.
Owing TO the darkness, the game was
called at the end Of the twenty-fourth
Inning. neither side scorlng Q run.
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English w,n.row case.

NEW York, May l5.-R E. Peterson
was arrested on his arrival by steamer
from England. charged with having
obtained ten thousand crowns frsudu.
emily.
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Hides and wool,

linht saitod lklsW stack naltoI lie, dam
aged half price; wet saltod aoi selected DC,
bntchefh green DO
Wool Easter and northern, nno aud
medium, fTeee Of bnrra, none Offering and
nominal AZ glOgNo; bury llalic, eastern
and nOvtherii, ooarne, lp,4 10, hurry lDNl8c,
western ana southern, une, 2l0g2lci medium
1890, coarse western and Mexican lOotlic;
mixed lots slow OF sel0 AZ Irregular prioea
Market light, and prices unchanged, M
above quoted.
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County Paupers.

Notice la hereby given that pursuant 10 an
order OF tho commissioners Court, made
anu entered at special term, begun and
holden on the 2lst day OF April, 1877, pro
posals will be received till the next regular
ny OF said Court, to-wit.
Second Monday In May, 1877,
Containing bids for Overseer of the County
Poor Farm for the ensuing year. Said bids
are TO be accompanied with good recon-
mendations M character, etc. The num-
Der OF persons In the family of each bidder
arc 70 DO sealed, addressed 10 the County
Clerk OF Dallas county and endorsed "Pro-
posals of Oversoer for County Paupers.n
The County will furnish homo and proyls.
ions for said Overseer.
Court.
Witness my hand and seal OF said Court,
at oflce In the City of Dallas, this 28th day
OF April, A. ID. lS77.
A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk,
By II. ID. RAwLISs, Deputy.
apr27-dw till May IA.
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iU1IUINE Oh tHb NHVstUN'UT Hf'tVH" wit
many DESTROYED.

NEW YORK, May l5.-The building
on Gold street, occupied by the Hos
letter Bitters Company and G. III.
Rutherford, drug manufacturer, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Loss
estim ated at $4,000
sixty-Three Tenements Houses, Einy
en- Wharves ana Two SchOoners
Cremated.
BOSTON, May ia special to the
Herald, states the losses by the fire at
st. Stephens, N. b., last night, to be
nearly 100000. About sixty-three ten
ement houses, eleven wharves and two
schooners were burned. Among the
heaviest losers are the New Bruins
wick and Canada railroad company,
the depot and machine shops, wbarves
and q number of engines and ears
being destroyed. The Watson house,
number of valuable buildings and
the ship s. f. Chapman, were burned.
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NEW York, May lb.-Monoy offered NJ
per cent, sterling NJ y5WN. aold nrm
ii ~. Governments dull and Arm; now M
81 49,. State bonds stoady.
NEw oRbRARs, May l5.--Gold VI OWi@,
on, New York sight " promlum. hank
sterling IS 20,
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Three villages burned I'm Mnssachu-
sets Fire stiIl Raging.

BOSTON, May l5.--A special dispatch
from Morse Junction says a fire is
spreading radidly. The whole coun'
try is filled with dense smoke. Three
villages burned. Two persons miss
ing,
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


NRw YORE, May Is Money per cent.
Gold u a. sterling exchange, long " Hllsi
short VI ~. state bonds steady. Govern.
ment bonds strong, stocks dun, irregular
and lower,
Cola opened NJ u ".
uALYTsroE, May lb-0old nominal. Gil
NaFn
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| LIVERPOOL, May l5-Noon Cotton easier
but not quotably lower Sales 5000 bales;
speculation and export l,0JO; receipts $500,
American 5000.
| TUESDAY. MONDAY.
Middling Uplands 3 1864 lB-lBd
/ MIIdliuu DrlnunH hl Cd
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Cation Market.

NEW YonK, May lb-Noon, Tho cottor
market opened quiet uplands 10 ll.lOo; or
loans 10 ii-lGc. Snlos 8h bales. Futur0
steady; May 10 7bsO 10; June 10 S0glO Sic
July 10 O0gl0 Olci August 10 W9ll OLE Sep
tomnor 10 Osallc; october 10 SsNlO 500.
Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat dull and
declining Corn No lower
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Commercial.

ST. LOUIS, May li.-Flour dull and weak,
lower 10 sell, only y small Jobbing trade.
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2 red fall,
50 0S; No. 8, 81 81. Corn inactive and lower;
No. 3 mixed, 5l54@52c. Oats tirm; No. Ibc.
Rye dull at Slc.
Cattle strong and higher, bouyaAt and ac-
tive; demands largely exceeds supply; choice
TO fancy steers IS 1895 S71S; corn-ied Texans,
- 62b@5 25.
mo st. LOUIS report being furnished, we
repeat Mondays quotat!ons.I
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sales Sl9 bales; consolidated not, OlOj ok.
ports 10 dreat Britain d,2ll France 1910
Continent 6,OGs; Channel ,l0b bales.
COtton-not receipts II; gross hh, Futures
oloSed firm Salea 1000,
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NATIONAL LINE or sfEAMERs,
Consisting OF twelve fine large steamships.
one Of the best and certainly the cheapest
tain and Europe. steerags and esbi1, with
railroad tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas, or round trip tickets, good for enc
year. for sale by the undersigned- For par
teulais. and 70 see plan o.. ofths steamer cab
nm u J. p. MURPHY 4 Co.. Agents
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MD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Carrying q complete line Of staple and
fancy stationery, we are prepared TO exc
cute every variety OF ruling.
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1850 D. M Uplands, low mlddllng clause.
June-July delivery, ll-l6d.
3 p. m.-U plands, low lddling clause,
Juno.July delivery ll-ldd; shipped April
Nav 4 DH.Qod.
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Receipts, net, ~ bales gross, ~ OK
ports to liverpool !, SSii New York iOS bales,
stock l6,S2i.
GALVESTON May Evening. Tho cot
ton market IL weak, Sales Oh bales.
, 1877-09-08

necessary 10 sbo'ith the "rod md reproof" al
together to proFe the potency Of kindness.
u ia iamcntnhu fact that our nhtfon has the
detp-Tnoted. !ncorsigb1c fanlt Of unsot!ablIty.
The average American hnds the intervals hctween
Inc houra Of trade and those for counting bis prof
its or lo%ses ton short and nfre1utht TO bestow
nrnn 0thcrs tho.c words AZ plcnsaniTv and toc!al
amenities they ha.G right TO expect: and tho
charge that the clouds Of business are allowed to
ohttfuct, 70 disastrous extent the radiance Of ouf
social sun IA well founded AMI unttn!able. Thc>e
GcEn hrsncsa kAbits Kivt n Americans norose
And selfish air TINT fE anything but inviting 10 de.
bponAfnr natures who seek consolation In tho
smiles and cnrct%c1 OF Others.
In the strife and kumnt Of this money. ScttEnD
ago. fne claims OF each individual upon the
kindnr.. Of ali are sadly oyotfooket ~ a world
strangely nnm1ndful Of the fact that lie law ~
Kindness and love ID tue m!RhtiGtt force Of Nature,
Tha fnf'ous north wind mar attempt IN sA.n 10
anniue the anDw On the rnn1ttain's crest; It will
whilt In mad wrenths and dedantly heap higher
and hurcr barrier: bnt tho gentle sunbeass, noise-
lets and bas.,onlcss ~ ttnrlghs dctcend upon the
warmth they melt and flow ip ttaf-hoodA down the
mnunta,n's side.
such l. the comparative power OF anger and lore
over the hcarta Of men.
cah yoH Imagine the dawnin0 Of that htisafnt
day when the fc.vn OF wrath snd violence rhal be
sapplanted by that Of kindntss and loyc! Under
thht fcuma cven The bleak mountains nd arid dcs.
csts nj the fHrth will e faiser lae than the Vale OF
Tempe Or the rose bowers Of C&ahnattt.
UEnoxpA.
, 1877-09-08


DtooxfxarOx, ILL.,, Sept Allow TO clean
black ai,ks (oF cotofsd}, aipacas, rtbbons, etc.
Ono tablespoonful alcohol. ono Of soft aoap. ono
OF polssses. This u ths proportion. Take -
many spoontuls 2f each ~ needed for the matsHAl;
warm the soap taat It may hastH'l'ais easily with
tLs other Ingredients; slf al together thoro1Khy,
Take soft spouxe, Or soa'cthinE that woa's issts
lint, and sponge both sides OF youF material.
Have ready .ouc warm soft Tates sud tlnse tive Q.
iron whllc quite aauiy. and sou Will b Aztasably
Lxrthen n.lik cruyks unglazed are bettes adapted
for atsviuy Gppla t1uea, boiling !a!ff, rice, and
many othrr 1hlu.s, ~ stn of Iron inlures the
kettles arc expensive and esAily scotch. hasu
used these eatttcu crooks for ycnrs with but one
acrtdrut. Les water gradually heat tatesaI tames
in thcm on the back Of the stove when nrw, snd
you viii prefer them to anything else for cooking
certain tlinxa.
j want every mother In the isud to know what Il
ceFtain cura for cut tru!ae Or my Kind Of hurt
Soft bot water IL. lMMerse the injured part Into
hot water eau be boFno until thu p1ln aud IN.
nau,wst!on l. relieved. k1ewa little *-yeaI. old
dow ssa,o crush!ux. 10 IT, ftautic cfosta u gss
the baud OUT ths itls dngesa wete ~ terribly
lacefated and totu that snpatat'oa Wa deemed In
eyttable. The mother xuh1d not listen " Il, but
- the child could lc4r. In = few days the dnRrss
healed beautifully ~lthout star OF tester.
Auy 4h3la Qt GlGu exa as uaa1a fass color ~
dipping the tscss Ok !abttc Into enough aoft xAteF
10 salurAtu tho material, iu which = heapnx ten
spoonful Of kuAr uf lead has bcGn dlntoftx9. Then
W..u tho f2hric ~ usAal.
a hlus 10 tellY. n44kess may net eoals asHl1s a.
thi. ss1son. II yuI want IL make : sure talpx ct
reilly Lun't toll but lLtls Ut tiut, and meaA-
we for measuHe of susaf faf everything eAlspt