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the theator, tdo "BlOok Crook and
French plays--which are always 49,
sumcd in advance 10 be black sheep
come up on every occasion for illustra-
ton. The thousand admirable dramas
the innmnerable pure and delightful
productions with which art and genius
have adorned the stage, are usually
wholly ignored, And why do we hear
80 much of the immoral French stage,
but so little of sensuous French paint
ing2 How is it that, in everything else
but the thcater, people select the best
for enjoyment and praise, and consgn
the bad 10 neglect Good romances
are read 10y scrupulous people, who eau.
tiously select those that are pure in
tone As these people do not Danish
from their houses the entire world OF
fiction, because Of some bad examples,
nor deny themselves the pleasure OF
reading Tennyson because Swinbune is
improper, they have no moral
right te subject the theater to test to
which nothing else Of the kind IA
brought, and which nothing else Of the
kind could successfully stand. There
is much that is strange in the history
Of the stage. Bitterly as it has been
condemned, evil rs it is supposed to be,
it has yet given to the world some OF
the highest and most exquisite creations
known to art--the most perfect ideals
of womanhood, the noblcst portraiture
of mon, tho sweetest idyls of love, the
best types Of hcrosm. What strange
and subtle quality is there in an art
which, under obloquy and evil, blossoms
into so many beautiful forms?
However it has come about the stage
in this particular is unique; the most
pcrsistently condemned and dcplorcd
of every imaginative art, it has taken q
foremost place in the creation of beauty
and has given to mankind a group o.
men and women that the world could
almost less afford to lose than anything
else art or imagination has endowed il
with.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

No remedial agent has ever been offered
TO the sick and debilitated at all comparable
10 Hostettor's stomach Blttors, In cases of re-
mittent and intermittent fovers, constipa-
ton, nervous ailments, rheumatism and dis
orders involving constitutional weakness or
physical decay. II literally "works won
ders." The botanic ingredients which Its
spirtuous basis holds In solution, act like u
charm upon the brain, liver, bowels and
nervous system. There IL nothing in its
composition that IL not salubrious. IL con
talns some OF the most potent tones of the
vegetable Kingdom and the juicesot the best
aperient and anti-bilious roots and herbs,
combined with perfectly pure stimulating
element, The Bitters are peculiarly adapted
TO those engaged in exhausting or UNI
healthy occupations Ms by its use strength
is sustained ~ d the ability Of the system to
resist atmospheric and other Influences
prejudical to health largely increased.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

TIM TdJ,oc, in spite Of its recent 10y
atty to the administration, begs Judge
Davis not to resign before the ith OF
March. As it truly says, "No citizen
who regards with anything Of respect
or pride the highest court in the nation,
and who remembers the nominations OF
Caleb Cushing and Attorney General
Williams when the office of Chief Jus
tice fell vacant, can contemplate the
possibility of President Grants making
another appointment TO the Supreme
bench without shudder' And it
would be n kindness not to put temp
tation in his way.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

The livid, dark crimson. spots, some
times called "port,wine marks" with
which some persons faces are naturally
have generally been regard
ed Ms indcliblc The surgeon of the
London hospital has performed several
successful operations, however and he
describes them for the benefit Of his
profession He makes clean-cut, paral-
lei missions over the affected surface,
about u sixteenth of aninch apart, after,
making the flesh insensiblc with ether
spray. Upon healing the blemish is
gone, and no scars are left if the opera.
ton has been carefully done,
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ANCHORED AT LAST.

If ever u people had occasion to give
thanks for safe deiverance from ter
rible danger, the American people have,
For months the shadow of Imperialism
had lowered over them and patriots had
stood aghast as they contemplated tho
possibilities of the future, At one time
it seemed that we had driited entirely
beyond every safeguard, and sea of
partisanship threatened to engulf us
every moment Passion ran riot the
voice of reason was almost drowned by
the clamorous misrepresentation of the
adminstratonsts and the veriest polit-
ical bedlam threatened to usurp the
place of law and order, Then occurred
one of those special Providenccs that
sometimes come in tho lives of ma.
tons as we'll ns individuals At
the eleventh hour the people
rose in their might and do
cared that the sceptre should not yet
depart from Judah, nor u lawgiver from
beneath his feet, The love of virtue
and Justice inherited from their fathers
gained the mastery over prejudice, and
their sovereignty and honor was vindi,
Gated in command TO their represen-
tatives in Congress that but small mi
nority had the temerty to disobey
When the different phases Of the crisis
through which we have passed comes to
be fully written, they will record to the
credit of the nation patriotism than
which none greater has ever marked
any epoch in our history, Nor is this
all; they will give to the cause of strug-
Cling liberty every where the assurance
that no matter how dark the future
may appear there is never occasion to
despair, We have illustrated to the
world that the moral force of u people
determined to maintain their integrity
cannot be resisted that all they have
to do to be equal to any emergency is to
be true TO themselves
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

HOMEOPATHY is making headw0y in
France. Seventy physicians of that
school are in regular practice in Paris,
and there are over three hundred in
the provinces, with hospital in Paris
and another in Lyons
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TUE objection to nsmng ms lie
made by veteran gambler " ! don't
like to play game where I've got to
die to win" is thus dcIcately para
phrased by fastidious writer Men
instinctively dislike the contemplation
Of contract in which death is neces-
sary incident to give it value to their
ogIoto
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A Grent Invention

Has been made by DR.. futt, of New York,
which restores youthful beauty to the hair.
That eminent chemist has succeeded In pro.
ducing Hair Dye which initiates nature to
perfection. Old bachelors may now rejoice.
Owls.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

His trown was dark her smile was bright
She always laughed he wore II scowl;
His teeth We're black her teeth were white
Her breath was sweet; his breath was foul;
He used no SOZoDONT-and she
Used S0ZODoNT continually.
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AalLvaA... OaLllO v.a.oO

A4lJOs4ats OafO'O V'H'OO
wanted nj uuu anf'tiig nnie"'
Cooks, WAITING Girls, ,hmmhomaldS ana
Washers,
Boarding.
few persons can Hnd good board In II
prlvntc nmily References gwen anu IT,
quiTgG.
FOR sale,
A secondhand piano, pow, ioi sh4ll
amount OF cash down, ana balance III
monthly dBtnllmcnts,
Second hand freight, ma express wagons
also, mules, horses aud ponies,
Wanted SO Rent.
small truck farm wanted, ON shares,
near Dallas.
NO For further particulars, apply a. ,',u
Intelligence once, two doors east ~ Wv
lOatUllici, ...., , ,,n
No. 200 Vain ST., DOom East PoSiolho
dpc2G-dlm
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nNE HOTEL. location In h0art OF business,
W Nebraska town OF over SuUO popuiatluh'
Address, Leonard, Herald ohlce, lohI-lw
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OUR GOODS ARR THE CHEAPEST.

rofI' crca IA
Reps best n
remCl 10
Cents
Cassms Jeans and Celebrated New Bgaunf Goods at Great Bargains
smncrvy in "a offered
Misses and collar
rom
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

rINHE AMERICAN HUUSE-FormerIy the
Granger House, 90 Main street, 10 ra-
opened under new management Inc pro-
prIutor OllaTB the public comfortable rooms,
good board and attendance, at 70 u week,
day buurd at 81, and, No the same time, MS
suing those " 10 ihyOr him the best iNblc
the Dnlias market affords. Ihe proprietor
hns secured the services OF an efficient cook
from a ilrRt-ClnsS hotel. 'htN- I'm
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Observation-Disclosures.

DWELLING HOUSE in town In Nebraska
~ population over $1,000 on railroad ana
Missouri river, Address, Leonard, Herald
Office. Itb'-lW
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INMELLlNG uOUSE--Au elegant dwell
~ ing housu, recently constructed, ia the
town of lawrence, ON the Pacific road, %
miles east OF Dallas, viii be exchanged
for almost any kind OF PERSONAL property.
The house has Ave good rooms, Is two stories
within. has gravel walks, good fence, and
one OF the finest underground cisterns in the
State, Address, II. Il. English, Herald Office.
janl3-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-04

nNO EXCHANGE for Merchandise; 1850
l. acres OF Land in Hood County; title
good. Nill trade part or the whole. Address Il,
Z, y. Box No. s, Wills Point, Texas. Janl2-lw
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TgNWO Beautiful Residence Lots, IN Ne
L brasta town OF over a0uD popuIhtloh'
Address, Leonard, Herald ONCE. lenl'iw
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A GOOD FARM-Uf 1--WE or six hundred
IN acres, nJRr Meridian BOSque county
ono hundred acres IN cultivation. Ilehly ~
land we'll timbcred ana wen Wnlereu, soou
peach orGhnrd, tenant houlus orhS, elH' IN
mediate possession BtVuu, lcfn, &Mu cNShi
balance on LiIn0, Frice SlOptr acre, Address
j. u. SIANDEtLH, MMundHle, tnldWel
county, Texas. ioo'-lW
NsIkROR- French pln.o Mirror 3}qAi%
vi ftut, suitable tor bar Bll liz ~ tOr
AZ iSln street, icI"-ZI
AND--lUO ncreH improved land IN 70 acre
Ia Iuts, Choice farming Land one inlie
from the Ialr grounds. }, q. CIV lCh-
FIELD, Jah4o'Sb
state pnd county rlgn,s oi shines inn
proved window frames lof sale. jana II
rl,Wu CHOICE VACANT LOTS on Main
street, ior sale very cheap. Apply ~
uusuCK ~ jones', Real Estate Agents, III
Austin street. Ian2l 80
nh ACRES IMPKUVED LAND, IN 2O-ucru
on lots, near the Eu.r Gtounds. +. W.
aDney, lah"-"t
rltICk FO.s Sale In quantities from
| ID 40 to 100000, Apply ~ tSI Mulllh, In
lard, oppostlo CITY Mtlls, J@hl-
4 LAW LIBRARY OF Forty Volumes.
N Address, q, th's oihGo. JAM
AND-GlO acres of goou land 10 exchange
"a tor lumber. Address -" HERALD Once
uocsO"jL
AND 800 acres of Land, onG-Lhird tim
IL Der, situated III the Northwest corner
OF FroostJne county, aUuihlnS Worthalh
station on the Houston ANA Texas Cehtru
hullrOuu. There are 10 acres under lehCc,
aud necusslry buildings on the place. Inc
above described prenlS VIII 10 sofa cheap
Actress X. b, LongbothNn, Workman sta
ton, Fr-cstono county, texas, huVO-dm,
,ENHE DWELLING-,No. 2Oi Carter street,
n Ave TOOIuS aud Two halls, gas through
uut, cellar, Rltchen, servants rOomi Laundry
cor stADlo), Clsteln ANA Wcll, lot l0ONlO rect.
one OF tho hUndsumvst and most convenient
residences IN Tue city. Apply 10 tllAS'
FIRED. TUCKER. octZO-u
NLD PAPElts-At this office, In quanli'
" Ties 10 suit, AT sl n hundred. lySl.u
HOMnlNATlUN LOCK sAFE-nalrs pat
" unl, cheap. Apply TO &. b., Herald
| OdlGe. maylO-ti
ALD pApnWS--At this ONCE, InqunDtI-
" ties To suit, AT 81 Il hundred. Jy2o-u
Wanlod-Fomlio Help.
NY "A lady az huuseRGeper Good refer
ID onoe given. Address Mrs Lacy, care Or.
Cochran, opposite AdnmS% Leonards Jah
LADY wants n situation To do house,
N work. Address Nj, D., TINS oilice, jazz ~
~ lRL-WHnted, u girl to attend children
VI ana assist IN nousework, Apply, bOO En-
way street. JanjU-2t
lNMO Good Needle Girls to learn Dress.
Il making. Apply lUS Main street, AT
o'clock. jan2-23t"
NNTANTED-A White Girl, in a family OF
w three. Must be u good washer and
ironer. Address rostofice box M, jan2l
WHITE GIRL, from 10 to 10 years of
N age, TO live with u small family III the
city. Address W. q Herald ONCE. decSl'2t
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SITUATloN As TEACHER, by an Ala
- bamtan. Country preferred. Can give
good references. ADDRESS N. +. Bonham,
ID llas, Texas. febl It
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= unprecedented!
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed
TvrERESrIyG RTATION TO CONSUMERS OF ALL KIM

reputation for selling ohooo
aA r quotations
lower than other house.
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IlNE NUrE-Lettcr, Fuolscap md hAl
L Head paper nt the City Drag store
dccl2-lm
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Ma lkROR- French rin.o Mirror, 51qAi%
WI ftot, suitable Tor bar Bll hE ga
~ E,liu street, leI"-N
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INFORMATlO% WASTED Concerning II
! certain i AMltS CArTANAOH, who ivii
his home IN 1906 was employed Hs team
Rtor AZ Fort supply and RIlerW9rd "hs
known 10 be- IN indian Territory. The last
heard Of him was letter written by himself
10 his mother, IRON Dallas, TeXns, 1870 lie
IN now man ~ yours OF age, brown hnlr
blue eyes, ana 0blut i've feet seven Inches
In height heuyy-stt frame, ana cb"'ilul
dispUgitiOn. ANY one that can give my clue,
please send 90 Mrs. james Cattnnach byron,
H., or TO the editor OF the Dallas Herald,
Dallns, IpXuB. lhhO
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In Blnuk Deeds, Deeds Il Trust, Leases,
etc; also, nil Justices and County Court
hunks. Buy 1h1 Horald's onns, which uo
accurate, and draw your Own Deeds hhd %
Ilv,tl0n5, iuull-ti
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Wanted Situation.

DI man and wife. Man will make him.
ID self generally useful, and wife to do
housework. Call for Mr.. Gil, 1915 Main
street. tebl-2t
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IEACHER-W Wanted, by u young lady, ed-
L ucated Mt Staunton, Va, situation az
Teacher In a private family; TO take charge
OF or assist In n school, Apply to DR.. II. N.
Hughes No, 7Si Elm street. janll-lwS
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0nnnA-l am authorized, ~ trustee. TO
DZOlJO loan 5000. Parties wishing
money win address the undersigned stating
fully The character of scGur!ty they ohtr.
j. n. II, Herald ONCE. Itbl II
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

SUNDAY MORNING -: : FEBRUARY T.
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WANTED -Four or nve boardcis nj so
w Jackson street. l'y "-ZL
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TaNWo Good Needle Girls to learn Dress.
Il making, Apply Tvs Main street, AT
ni,lorlI iAn2 -23tp
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oh v UKK-Ihe lleIaldotico 10 NOW
u receiving large conSl2umvnib or JON
papers of all descriptions ana ASKS hh
examination OF prices and qualify bIli
Heads, white and cOlorod Letter
Heads, Note lIoadB, Statements, Cards
Circulars, ETC, printed M cheap ns the
cheapest, snd neGter than the nealesI Bring
IN your orders and get the beneht 81 our
'sAutn nar Prices. ~
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a AND 900 acres OF Land, one-Lhird tim
L. Der, situated In the Northwest corner
OF Froostuue Guuuty, adjoining workman
station on the Houston and Texas Cenir II
hailrOud. There are 20 acres under lence,
aud necussnry buildings on the place The
above described prem iSes VIII no sold cheap.
Actress K. b, Longbotnam, Workman sta
ton, FraCgtono county, 1eNNS, nuV0-3m'
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AlIICk FO.s SALE In quantities from
ID 40 to 100000, Apply 10 fSI Mullih, Ia
\ ara, opposite city NAILS. JAM
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Wanted eulaIo Help.

ny "A lady AZ huuseRGeper Good refer
ID onoe given. Address Mrs Lacy, care Or.
Cochran, opposite AdnmS T LeUnurus. Juh
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Suttp pnd county rlgn,s oi shines
proved window francs luf sale. JAt2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24

and their families to live in manner in
furious to their moral as well as physical
welfare. They prevent the increase of our
population, they increase the burdens OF
the taxpayers, they make the city one OF
the most inconvenient in the world to
live in, whereas 1T ought to be one
of the most delightful. Their policy
visibly and continually increases crime and
pauperism. And all this for what? That
their dividends may not be decreased.
We advise the people, in all parts of the
city, to meet and demand rapid transit If
they do not they will once more be cheated,
and the cheating means that they will con-
tinue to be robbed of fresh air, of whole
some living, Of low rents, of hours which
they might give to sleep or to pleasant
amusements or the society of their families,
but which now they must spend hanging
on to straps in slow moving and filthy horse
corc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-24
Hilton Ina the Synagogues.

When Judge Hilton shut the doors of his
Saratoga hotel against the Jews, who seek
that favorite watering place in search of
health or pleasure, he little thought that
by that act he would be raised to
the dignity of the prosecutor of o
race and a religion. But it is upon
that bad eminence that he now stands.
The Israelites in the United States have re-
sented as one man the insult, and yesterday
Judge Hilton was brought into nearly every
synagogue in this city and held up to scorn
and execration. He had been previously
punished in the press, but the oppor-
tunity of criticising him in the synagogues
on the Jewish Sabbath was not to
be neglected. 1t will be seen by our
reports elsewhere that the issue is now
much broader than the mere question as to
whether hotel keepers have the moral or
legal right to refuse to accept Jews as
guests. The Rev. DIR. Huebsch denied that
anything in the history of Judaism justified
the course of Mr.. Hilton, while Rev. DR.. De
Sofa Mendes compared his action to the
hostility manifested toward ancient Israel
by the Moabites. Rev. Henry p. Mendes
argued the question from humanitarian
point OF view, and stated that there were
unworthy Christians as we'll as unworthy
Jews and probably included Judge Hilton
in the former category, and DR.. Jacobs
treated it in its moral and religious re-
lations to society. These sermons are
Of particular interest rs the express
sions of the authorized opponents of
the Hebrew faith, and indicate the
character of the protest which will be made
by the race everywhere. We shall soon hear
from the synagogues in other American cit
les, and answers to Judge Hilton's Pharaoh
like DEGREES will come to rs from Europe.
This is one OF the most interesting religious
discussions that have arisen OF late years,
and the more important because it involves
not merely questions Of faith, but the frame
work OF society ITSELF
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ventions or election campaigns. Their
right to vote and to express their
opinions on public questions when
it does not interfere with the discharge Of
their duties is conceded; but they are no
longer to devote their time. which is the
property of the government, to running
political machines. Neither is any assess
ment for political purposes on officers or
subordinates to be hereafter allowed.
Good federal officers who are capable
and honest will find no difficulty
in following these instructions and
will be thankful that they are SO explicitly
given. To all such the political system
under which they have heretofore been CONE
PEELED to work has been particularly Iobjec-
tionable. They have felt it to be draw
back to their usefulness; an obstruction in
the way of thorough discharge Of their
duties. The demands oftheir political party
have occupied their time and consumed their
money, and they have been powerless to re-
sist what was expected and demanded OF
them as the price Of their positions. When.
as in New York, the management Of custom
houses and post Offices has been made
popular with and acceptable to the public,
it has been in spite of vicious system
through the personal exertions Of the incum-
bents. If the scandals of the past are not
to be renewed, and if the federal Offices are
hereafter to be conducted solely as business
departments in the public interest, civil
service reform will have given us some sub
stantial benefit at last.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Recorder Hackett is at Richneld Springs.
Socialist ideas flourish In Russian colleges
Tight cl,nging bathing costumes will no fashionable.
Southern newspapers are az . rule having hard
time
Pink tarletan placed around gaseliers soitens the
glare Of gas.
Mr. William s. GroesbecK, OF Cincinnati, rs at the
Buckingham
Ex-secre,ary Of the Navy George N. Robson is ct
the Fifth avenue
Major Won Wilaume, German military professor.
severely crtcises Turkish strategy.
II has been said that Russian ladies are angels to
their equals and brutes to thor servants
WiIkesbarre (Pa) Record:--"The HERALD is an ex.
ceedingy impartial paper politically at this time
The Chinaman, who is becoming so numerous IN our
cities, is of the antique type OF manknd-and copper.
faced at that
The latest news from Paris shows that the Parsians
have green enough 70 scare potato bugs. but not
enough to stop Gambctta.
Addison inscribed a book to Swift calling him "ths
most agreeable companion, the truest friend and The
greatest genius Of his age"
When journalist hears another man ask s'What 10
the news you ought 10 knows" he turns pale, as II
he had been eating cucumbcrs.
Old citizens of New Orleans returning to that
city, and they shy that good times likely to come
sooner to the South than to the North.
Knglake has met Grant. Shall we have article
the great warrior by the great In sentenced
measured as the droning drip Of midnight oil?
One OF the attendants In the British Museum
Gently frightened convulsions because thought
an Egyptian mummy, four thousand years old, spoKs
to him. Jlms.
Some of the temperate democratic papers OF the
South say that some Of the removals of republican
officials made in Mississippi and Alabama OF good
men, wildly and without cause.
NJ Hazard says that Venice stands out in white and
rose-color against dark blue sky and upon emerald
sen, while Amsterdam Is reddish brown on silvery
sen and against pale blue sky.
Buffalo Erpress:-Mary Clommer says she does mot
belong to the blue stockings. What nine does she be-
long to 7-New York Herald. Being s'one woman Ia
anundred, she doubtless belongs to the 'Niiety and
nine"
Norristown Herad:-"Senator Spencer Of Alabama,
with large exploring party will shortly leave Dead.
wood for the Big Horn country. II is thought, how.
ever that be will find country where the .horns'
are bigger numerous than in Deadwood."
Punch ION worldly wisdom) -"First Mother Of Daugh.
ters-'Have you called on the Cholmondcley Joneses
yet' Second do Yes, heard that they were
gong to give ball, aud called last Saturday.
First do Qn a tone OF superorty)-sAh! heard tnas
the ball was not coming OFT and SO Iddnr!'"