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Can be cured. Why :?
b e caus sc we have
cure d hundreds Of
cases, some of them
being given over to
die by all physicians o.
other schools of prsc-
tice. Consumption IS q
disease of the Air pas
sages, End over .wo-
thirds of the caGse s are
caused by Catarrh.
We guarantee a cure
If you will come in ST a.
son.
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ASK the recovered dyspeptics, Bill GUS suffer
ers, victims of Fever and Ague, mercurial dis
ased patieRts how they recovered health, cheer
full spirits and good appetite they will tell you
by taking SMMoNs's LIVER REGULATOR.
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The system Needs Renovatinr,

When boi's and oruptions appear from want
OF regulation OF the system new vlgor must
be infused into the digestive organs. The slim
ulating. regulating, and tonic properties OF
T-X-S Tonic Cordial. the great system
renovator. will give vigorous vitality, AVID 40 b.
stItute strong armed health for feeble inyalidlsm
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MA!

W Z GUARANTEE
T y Gu r E Cough
Celds, DIpthegia, Pneu.
monia, Neura gia, and
nearly all other severe
attacks, when all other
remedies fail.
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NOR SALE.

81 acres OF land, and improvements, IL n
west of Georgetown, on the South Gabriel; or
viii sell five acres with the improvements;
dwelling house with rooms and hall, cistern,
out-houses, and a crib that will hold 500 or 600
bushels Of corn; 40 bearing. peach trees. The
place is well inclosed, mostly with stone. Mr..
James Knight, of Georgetown, will take great
pleasure in showing the property to anyone that
vii call on him, or apply to.
oc8 NJ. B. SWEENEY, Austin.
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Bronchitis!

ALL PER s ON S
that read this IRE in
vIted to send for our
large and beautifully
Illustrated Paper, sent
free to any address.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To all persons interestedin the guardianship of
Ida, Sallie and Minnie Wilson, minore:
John F. Smi b, guardian Of the above named
minors, has filed his application in the county
tain real estate belonging to sal d minors to pay
Indebtedness and to maintain them in the fu.
ture, which will be heard at the next term OF
eaid court, to be held at the court house thereof
in AusCin, on the third Monday il March, 1877,
when and where all persons interested may ap-
pear and show cause why such sale should not
be made.
Witness, Frank Brown, Clerk of said
IL. s. court and the seal thereof attached Febr-
nary 20, 1877. FRANK BROWN,
fe22W45 C. G.. C. T. C, -
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CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded as a trifiing
ailment-in fact nature demands The
utmost regularity OF the bowels, and
any deviation from this demand paves
the way often to serious danger. 1t
is quite as necessary to remove i'm
pure accumulatiOns from the bowels
as it is to eat or sleep, and no health
en- be expected where a costiYe
habit 0f hndv nravaiIs
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l1OR SALE.
dor SALE.

Five hundred and fifteen acres of land with
the improvements, 4 miles east of Georgetown
in Williamson county; 3OO acres tilable land !;
crops; plenty Of wood and water, and in good
'neighbOrhoOd. If you want to buy good farm
go and see it. MIR. j. L. Rucker, of Georgetown,
any person wishing to purchase, or apply to
n. B. SWEENEY. Austin, Texas.
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1888 acres, with all the improvements, two
Bastrop county. Call and get = bargain
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l Large Wan Pocket,
Large Towel Rack.
] able 10 h.
IL Heavy Glass Gobless.
I Large Che kerboard.
! Ro1Sing Chair.
Large x, ok nc Horse.
I { Arge Besd Cu>hi n.
! Large +, hrpno in Frame
l IRA cling Rag.
Set PlaJ Z Jewelry.
/ Par Plated Bracelets.
I GEMS Plated Ch.in.
! Doll Carnage.
l Stove.
10 Views
! Lsdie-' P,ated Chain.
l Beautiful Toilet set
] Beautiful Wine Set.
! Chamber Pail.
l Package la TOYS.
Package loo Toys.
is Heavy Glass TumblerS.
5 Gold-front Studs.
l Dozen Bone Napkin Rings
! Nobby Cane.
/ Oval Stand Toilet Mirror.
I Dust Pan and Brush.
l 2ssinch Waiter.
/ Cake Box
Black Motto Frame.
l Ladies' shopping Bag.
l Felt Hat
l Large Flower Stand.
l Morocco Bill Book.
/ ent's Solid Gold Pin. .....
1 Cornet. ] Trombone
{ Plated Forks.
| Lady's Companion.
l Splendid ACCORDION
/ Elegant Bound Book
I Novelty Bank.
/ Tammany Bank
l Elegant nassock-
/ Splend Il Mat.
l Fruit Dish.
| Child's Tray.
70 Nice Napkins.
- Pairs Hose.
1 Shaving Set.
! Clothes Bas kct.
, Feather Busters.
/ Package II Toys.
l Large Tin Cart.
/ Larsc China Tea Sec.
= Stew Pans. ..
! Large To, Wagon.
l Mechanical f gina.
! Larg- Box Tools.
/ Beautiful Ink Bottle.
l Large frank.
l Rattan Door Mat
1 Large White Be0-spread.
- Linen Towels.
l Lady's Skirt. f..
l Scholars Compa ion.
1 Set Nice Table Cutlery.
Set Table Mats.
l Silver Fruit Knife.
l Smoking Set.
I Cigar Case.
! Violin. / High Char. o.
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1850 acres OF land, with stock and improve
meuts, In Guadalupe county, six miles from
hingsbpry railroad station near TO church and
school house; hne foTstock-
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SEE WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY
AUSTIN DOLLAR STORE,
DIG CONGRESS- AVENUE.
BOckbl NevcOu HOus


, s,,..sc.up.u
SiINcrp laleu ~ NJ nei'
nAhe Aete1.lsi ooA'
bouqn1, iSo'%
Music oiio-
SlNcA ..,.
- 2 aSI uiOuiS
IN $780,
Lag Lamp
! 1SII -
! W he,loaTtoN'
l Step Ladder.
~ Colo Cd views
] Nursers Chair.
l Bird Cage.
] Elegant Work stand
! BronEe Pitcher.
! Bronze Card Receiver.
! Bronze Match Safe.
l Parlor Croquet.
! Music Roll.
l CribhaCe Board. complete.
1 Autograph Album
! Leather Glove Box.
l Leather Collar Box.
I Leather Gun Box.
l Coed Wooden Blanket.
] Large Table Spread.
i Loaded Cuspador
! Lava Cnspador. deeoratsd.
l Ful Croquet Set.
l Wash Bowl and Pitcher.
! Fine Shirt. Linen bosom
1 Velvet Top Hassock.
] Good Wha,t bone Whip.
Il Regulation Bail and Bat.
I Marble Railway.
s Plated Table spoons.
! Hand Mirror.
/ Package - TOYS.
Camp THAR, folding.
l Good Fish Pole.
! Nice HAT Rack.
] Knife Tray.
Knives
! lap Board.
Il MOROCCO Wallet.
! tat ] Cap.
: S,It' ~ I" ~'Hu' " "'A DIX
I parchssi no.-d
! RnS Ps,n,
/ Opera Glass
u 49, 49,, iioTsc.
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DIOR SALE.

ENOR SALE.
now offer for sale the best market garden
and fruit farm in the State OF Texas with all the
improvements, with every convenience attached
to the place, except the present growing crops,
within three miles Of the city Of Austin, north
side OF the Colorado rver. For further inform a.
tion and description OF the property, call on NJ
B. SWEENEY, No. us Congress Avenue, op.
posite Avenue Hotel.
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74S acres OF land In BSstrop county, one and
half miles from the Central Railroad, with all
the Improvements, near between hcDade and
Elgin- A good chance for 8 bargain. Terms
easy. Call on n. b. SWEENEY, us Congress
Ayenua
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FoR SALE.

Florence Stesm FIGURING. Grist and Saw MIL.
Gotten Gin and Press, in Williamson county, at
the head OF the Salado river, situated In q fine
wheat-growlzg country. There are two buildings
feet, tDe other 1880 feet, with three acres OF
land Also, dwelling house with six rooms
Engine 40 horse power, two sets OF burrs, double
reel bolt l6 feet long. The reels are clsth, with
Duffour Dutch anchor boiling cloth; all run by
gear. The whole machinery is complete and in
fine running order. A great bargain can be
bought by immediate application 10
NJ b. SWEENEY,
oos us Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas.
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one Block below New Court House

I Ream Of Nets Paper.
Ses ivory Cscs- Men.
Dominoca.
Telescope.
Bowie Knife and Sheath.
! step Lander.
! Real Hair Switch.
! Silver Napkin Ring.
: 7 Ated Napkin Rings.
! arse Wax Doll.
! Russia Wallet.
Ster~oscope.
Large Looking Glass.
] crnmb Pan and Brush.
] Par Elegant Vases.
l Elegant Card Basket
! Solid Geld Ring.
! Gold-plated Finger Ring.
! ld-plated Loekct.
l Nice UmbTc -.
! Weather House.
] View Rack.
I Lantern.
1 Twenty key Coneeriina.
! Gold Pen and Holder.
! Market Basket.
! Large Drum.
5 Steel DiRing Knives, SilVsF Plate
Backgammon Board, complete.
l Box of Elegant Stationery.
1 Par ladies' Kid Gauntlets.
~ Linen Pocket Han ketchiefs.
Large silk Pocket handkerchief
] Silver Plated Cake Basket.
! Large Clothes Hamper with cover
] Bronze Bracket Lamp, NTH
Chimney and Reflector.
] Family Package. containing sc
usefu, Articles
1 Combination Tool and Handle
/ Silver plated SboJtle Caster.
] Splendid Photograph Album.
! Work Basket.
l Black Walnut Writing Deck.
Heavy Silver-plated Butter
Pair Gold-plated Sleeve Buttons
! Cartridge Pistol, Nickel Plate.
I Bureau with three drawers.
l Shot. Wire Breakfast Castor.
IL Pairs Ladies' Cotton Hose.
IL Pairs Mems Cotton Hose.
l Bronze lvy Stand (double).
i Bronze Bracket, Lamp and Re
Hector.
Twelve-blade Pocket Knife.
l Genuine Meerschaum Pipe.
l Genuine Mcerschaum Cigar
Holder. .....s.
I Carving Knife, Fork and Steel.
Set TIA spoons
Large Walnut Frame, glass, bacl
and mat.
l F.ench-plAte Toilet Mirror.
A good line OF Ladies and Gent
underwear.
! Set Mathematical Instruments.
4 Lava Flower Pots. decorated.
! Box Crandall's Blocks, large
size.
1 Large Steel Engraving in Frame
/ Glass Diamond-cut Tea Set.
l Clarinet. Pickle Caster.
W and desirable jawelry of all styl,
~. .ri,.n,, N tha nA..ntAln ~ AnaIIr .
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r OST.

T osT.
Certificate No 391 for $40 acres OF land, issued
to John Pilgram (or Pilgrim, June 10, 1850;
Joseph P. Ports, Commissioner. Also, certif-
cate No. 400 for 800 acres of land. issued to Ar
bold Hupgeu, June 10, 1850; same commission
or. If not found within ninety days, applicG-
ton will be made for duplicates.
VIM. P. GAINES,
Attorney for owner.
Austin, Texas. February Is, 1877. fel7-sw
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TUsT PUBLISHED.
Institutes of Common and Statute
Law,

BY John d. MINOR, IL d,
Professor Of Common and Statute Law in the
Vol I.Risl.is : b, ch Relate to the rsoa.
Vol H-Rights which kelale 70 Real Prop
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Second edition. with Chronology Of the Law,
Tables Of Contents and OF Cases. and Complete
lndexfs
Price SIS with discount TO the trade.
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Versity OF Y rginis) u. MCKENZIE i son,
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SICK HEADACHE,

SICK HEADACHE.
This distressing affection occurs most fire.
quently. The disturbance Of the stomach aris-
ing from the imperfectly digested contents,
cluses a severe pain in the head, accompanied
with disagreeable nausea, and this Constitutes
what is popularity known as Sick Headache.
H. II. ZEILIN d. CO.,
Sole proprietors Simmons's Liver Regulator,
... Philadelphia.
As Remedy in
HAZARDOUS FEVERS, BOWEL COM
PLANTS, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
SION, RESTLESSNES3 JAUNDICE, NAU-
SEA, SICK HEADACHE, COLO, CONSTIPA-
TON AND BILIOUSNESS
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S5O REWARD.

str4yed or stolen. the following described an
imSls on the night NJ the sevenleenth cf March.
fron my place on the Obolo: One light-Jeilow
bay mare mule about y hInds high. branded on
leff shoulder thus: ngnre with = across and
above. and shod In front A So one szlAl
cray mare, perfectly esnfle, and q natarsl PAGER
Encer the saddle: handed on left shoulder.
TINS: \ with = below. viii pay the Shove
reward, SO for The nnimals. and 80 for the
thief. JOHN b BROWN, Selma ?. o., BexAr
county, Texas. nAr75sSs
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C. r. JOHNS, JOSEPH SPENCE,
Former Comptroller. For. Com. Gen. Land Ohice
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Consumption!

DYSPEPS IA WE
CURE. Liver and Kid
ney complaints are f
fectually reached by
Oxygenated Air.
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HNoR SALE.

EOR SALE.
A farm of 60 acres on the south side of Col
orado river, two and half miles from the city
Of Austin, with the improvements. Sp enaid
location. Cali on NJ. B. SWEENEY.
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14I6 srres, 500 aere- farming-land. with i'm
proVeneuts, plenty OF wood and water dne pas
iure, twenty-five miles west from Austin. in
Travis county
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CATARkH!

WE MAKE a SPEC
IALTY of treating pa
tients by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
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MARRIAGE
GUIDE g.: g.: &;

nApPy ID tne
young and middle aged should read and preserve il; IL
contains information, which afford TO be with
preserve the health, and complexion and
gveto faded cheeks thu freshness OF youth the BEST and
only true Marriage Guide in the world PEice 50 cents
by Mai. The author nay be consulted personally by
mail any ofthe mentioned In his work Address
oc43m
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Can be furnished with any am cunt or kind
bv the undersigned. Address for information
and terms with stamp, GARRETT q co.
Montgomery, Ala. jaRlSw2m
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LAND AGENCIES.
TOR SALE.

A farm Of Is acres, with all the improve
menfs, IN Hay county. one mile east Of the
stone and cedar tencS, frame dwelling house.
with euthous1s and cistern; plenty Of timer
and hne pasture. 200 acres divided into two
PASTURE; nice young ere hard. and a splendid
r2ngs for sheep Call on NJ. b. SWEENEY.
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TOR SALE.

222 acres OF land and in sGvtments, miles
southwest from Georgetown, vii amson county
and near the road from GEORGETOWN 10 Austin;
124 acres of which is enclosed with stone
fence five feet high, 21s feet wide 90 acres In
cultivation; splendid land, and in good neigh
borhood, in fine, healthy country; plenty Of
anime the farm, If wish to buy. Call on Mr.
Jan es knight, of Georgetown, who will show
you the place, or call on
NIB. SWEENEY
rs Congress Avenue, Austin.
Also, several fine dwelling houses In good 10
cations for sale. Apply to
Oc8 NJ r SWEENEY
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Whyy because lnhala-
tiua is the only way
that the Air Pr ssages
can be reached, and Ca
tSrrh is a disease of the
Air Passages of the
Head. Use this treat
III mt as we direct,
whichis easy and pleas
ant, and we guarantee
a perfect CURE OF Ca
tarrh.
, 1877-08-05

EMPLOYMENT BT THE CITY.
4 correspondent thinks he has found direct
road to the establishment OF IN Utopia by utt1-
izing the unemployed labor in repairing the
streets. This he thinks will benefit Chicago
more than will an increase OF police force, and
his plan is submitted to the authorities, as will
be any plan calculated to help them out OF their
present muddle.
To ht Editor Of the Sunday Grorlcy.
Qu1cAGo Ans. Al would like to make m hum
bic suggestion through your paper, that the Com
better thing for the city and for the aboring people
than the talked-of measure OF appointing several
hundred additional policemen. Instead OF adding
25Q more men to the present force, why not cm-
pfoy say 800 men or more, WIN could be hired for
abuut the snme that thcsc additional policemen
would cost. and set them At work on
the public works Of the city? This Inter
plaza would give employment 10 a consider
able number OF idle men, and the city would Get
precisely what it now 70 much needs. II one can
have the patience to drive over the different parts
Of the city he Will find that the Streets as whole,
were never disgracefully out Of repair as they
are to-day. There are numerous streets which are
by filling up the holes even with ashes or dirt
OlEer streets that are called improved IRE becom-
ins almos. impassablc from neglect. Now let the
city aet men nt work, to get return for their
labpr, and everybody will be benefited by
the measure. Each man at work will
get some money that he can pay to the store
Keeper; the storckceper will have his busncAs in
creased he can pay his rent; the landlord will be
abI. 10 pay his tAIca. and evcEJbody will thus be
a' to tt: yci the streets for pleasure or business
With leaa danger Of getting his neck broken
GEonaE SHERWOOD.
, 1877-08-05
E3IE HE@ I KEu TE ~ 7 VI
Tsn fhA FEtfHr ~ 7T.r 7*r{httJ :

y
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The shameful manner IN
which the "Farttal payment upon furniture
system - is carried on in this city BY some hruls
is an outrage upon the poor people who are &C..
chaser has signed the cut-throat mortgage useo
by these dealers, and has paid almost al
the Indebtedness on the goods, toe
poor victim often loses all that be
may yu,. have p paid d.. Tor because ;ss+,nea o.
Of this kind came IN the way Of the wrtera
day or two ago, and may serve as warning -
others. The firm Is doing business on the "est
Side. The victim, poor woman. had pu..s
chased 3 bill Of goods upon the "fnstallmens
standing that she could have all the rime she
wanted. Time passed, and all the payments
we're made promptly except the last ons.
a balance Of dtty-two cents. at this lunctu5ee
the collector Of the firm look OCCASION to tnsut
resented, he found pretcxt to foreclosc n.s
cut-throat mortgage II the Sc cents was neb
paid then and there. The woman had not tte
Sc cents at that moment Whereupon her "
eulter brought in body OF nand commence
to move out all her furniture, for ali Of Tatca
she had paid, excepting the 50 cents. Just then
a friend Of the woman's put stop to the p1o'
ccediugs by paving, not the So cents, but a SUI:
denly increased bill OF $l0.;5o. The party, kno9:
Ing the nature oftae mortgage, had no alternative
Qua ~ Wctk Lu6 HeH1aNu6 Gl Tue t4to1 L4o"..ss
providing the balances remaining unpaid on tns
last note was cancelled, which the xoufd-be thfe1
agreed to do. but after getting tie money r.
fused to surrender the note, aud still realms y
together with the mortgage. probably for ina
purpose Of exturting more money from hf: fio.
tim. This Is doubtless only o,ie instance of tns
many schemes resortel to by this 'drn, for taE
purpose OF robbing the poor, who are wita3at ta,t
any means of redress. Let It be hoped ttHt
people Will learn to transact business with ho-.
orable firms aud stear clear Of such houses
, 1877-08-05

DISCHARGED GUARDSMEN.
There c:ln be no waste of indignation upon
any firm that would discharge men for absent
ing themselves for military duty during the
riot. Several reports have been made at the
headquarters Of the two regiments that mem
hcis had lost their situations through attention
to their first duty. Mr.. Perkins, OF the FIRST,
complained OF such treatment at the hands Of
Messrs Pardrtdge. but the following letter, II it
correctly states the facts, puts a new aspect on
the affair. Guardsmeu should be careful to be
in the right ID such a matter, and when they are
public opinion and public spirited firms will
see that they have the same protection they
afforded when their services were in demand =.
:; To tae Ehtor Of the Sunday Gro,eiey.
Cu1cAco, Aug. 4.-There seems to be quite m
erroneous and wholly nnfounded charge now being
circulated with regard to the discharge OF one Of
his duty IN Company Of the First Regiment. Thee
facts are as follows: Mr. Perkins, the member in
question. came back to Chicago with his company.
Ryan, the Superintendent. asked him how be was,
and some similar questions. Tne man went to
work, and Mr. Ryan came down town. When he
and upon inquiry learned that when ASKED bT the
head Of bis stock to do some trivial piece Of work
he Perkins, returned some angry answer. and
waited out of the store, never COM
inEnear It again. He simply discharged himself.
We had in our company two gentlemen in thelr
employ who hold Icsronsb1e positions, and VINO
could Ill be spared but they were not only spared.
but their money was brought to them while wc
were in camp At the Erposiron Building by MIR.
Partridge, and he told them that II they needed
more while they were away to send him word, and
he would zee that they got It. This was Mr. Ed
ward Pardridges action. This drm also had
member Of the Second REGIMENT from the New
emFloycd}. and Mr. Ryan sent bis pay to him
gh4ls on duty. hr being gone two days longer than
were only too proud 70 haye Guards
men In their employ at that = time:
Mr.: Partridge saJsf however much he might dislike
man, he never would adopt the suicidal policy OF
QjsEh2rZtng him fnS dining bis dutx and thrs ctest
, 1877-08-05
HUMOR.

QfTH4TR
,.. 'Ies.o". ~ ,x. r.
co,1ldn't iaugh in his sleeve. '> e%N - @1'e' N
p. -, - ,..,. .:.,
nuss'a - saao ~ naYe nGt WIN heavy loss
a. M""'n' fehu'cs'-c'"c'h'1a" SATURDAY
''gn''
What Is the difference between post-hole
ad and ~ observation-disclosures e,a - o'e Is nono"eo Out
~nu 'He o'"sf As''''feo H.
The Co4rier-'/ournoI thinks the best thing to
resnoVc dandr,l1f "is undoubtedly Sioux"
1su't that q dandrutI okcf-Graphic.
The For.uuhtly Reyie,0 has an able article On
"Watcr MS a Beverage" whoreupon the AL
bany Express says: "The idea appears to be
feasible" :.
uBasc is the slave that pays.n Our creditors
r. oai"a ~ nhso.r on1h ~ Motto hoa,tr ~ tho
fre<1ning Inc sh,,sna'rap p ,ras n~ siouch W .I.
Turrsr,: Fo;is PrnorTc.
, 1877-08-05
ssTKUTH CRUSHED ETC.


If Mr.. Hogan is correct in his statements he
pictures an instance OF black ineratitude on the
part Of old Mr.. Storey, who certainly should say
q kind word for the man who Is stud By him wild
brick in each hand :" through q dark hour OF
danger. ......~-.... .........
= 10 the Editor of the Sun1fay Gro,cier
CHIcAGo, Aug. 4--Av Jou hare the tofmc wud
you explain to the mob why Nr. Shtorcy Ehuld stand
in the tap lure Of his bdn and abuse nll ue cif.
zeus fer pokin after our roiehts wild laths: Now.
! knowd Shtorey ever since was in it. and moind
the time be kim to nc wild his hair hyin'.
Fhats nmlss wild you, Shtorev?" axed him
Dads. Mr. Hogan, - says hc, the soldiers
Wurse luck to sem, is goin' to throw me types aud
Hogan!' ' 0NN'
- Will sh,orey,' SAYS /, and I did, wiu brick
n each hand and civil fat the soldiers put in the
1u"es Office that night That was durin' the War
and now. wh.n the soldiers Is on the other side.
as was his frind when he wanted hIc,. '4 N''A4'
But that ant afl he done. ! moind the time
bought an ovid mare from ii /. Casey, above
upon Illinois street. And she had spayiu1cs.
and wind galses, and spring haltecs, and poIc
erisses. and the hair all OF her back wid the
scrapln ~ the harness. An what does be do bnt
gets bit an ovid hair tarunk.and ekessors on
6lRo and sllps it on tic old mares buck an he
hits her acllvcr over the head With au az handle.
an she do be an comm end him banthcrins ony
man tor thIads;- Oh! he's as cunning an ovid
Ar tttn be hires bnea5 wan day I'M he takes
Du1ch mnn r1lin. Through the Toun II Ief1ere