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The Morning herald., 1877-05-03
TELECRAMS.
+ Washington Affairs.
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THE PRESIDENTS POLICY,
DECORATION, DAY.
NJ ii n II ac$
Eastern Affairs.
ROUM.ANZ.A TO DE-
CL.ARE VAR.
Expulsion On Of Russians.
CAPTURE OF BAYAZID.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
s-0sAe
DOMESTIC.
DOMESTIC.

ENDORSING THE PRESIDENTS POLICY.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The Democratic
jackson Association last night unanimous
]y passed resolutions commendatory of the
Presidents policy, and one of the speakers
said the President had done as much to
harmonic the interests ofthe country and
to promote its prosperity as could have been
expected from Democratic President.
DECORATION DAT.
The Grand Army of the Republic gives
official notice that the 3Oth instant will be
observed as Memorial Day, including the
Decoration of soldiers graves. -.
GOOD FEELINGS IN NEW ORLEANS.
Gentlemen Of both parties, who have just
arrived here from New Orleans, speak In
enthusiastic terms ofthe good feeling and
conduct OF, all the people produced by the
recent paciflcation. Republicans say the
colored people'are treated better than ever.
INDIAN AGENT APPOINTED.
The President to~day..appointed Albert G..
Boone to be agent for the Indians of the
Southern Apache Agency in Arizona.
PENSION AGENCIES.
The decision to reduce the number of
pension agencies from fifty-eight to twenty
will lead to q consolidationof the two offices
in Philadelphia
There RS much probability that Major D.
R. B. Nevin, ex. pension agent at Philadel-
phia, will be appointed special agent for the
Pension Bureau. His appointment will be
on the ground of his intimate knowledge of
the pension business.
,. FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Emerson g. Fisher g
carriage factory and warerooms were burn
ed last night. Loss on the machinery and
stock, 100000; insurance, $4,000: The
building was owned by Proctor & Gamble,
whose loss is about 1000, fully insured.
TURKISH ooNsULs RECOGNIZED.
WARRINGTON, May .2.-The President
has recently recognized tho following Tur-
kish Consuls:-Edward scherer at New
York; NJ. De Meralla at Baltimore, and
Edward Samuel at Philadelphia.
THE FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.
HARRISBURG, May 2.-The proposals for
The $S,000.00 loan of s per cent. bonds,
authorized to be issued. for the redemption
If maturing loans of the Commonwealth
we're opened at the office of the State Trea-
'urer by Hsrtranft. There was quite large
attendance of bidders, and considerable
interest was evinced.
BOND FoRaRRs.
New YORK, May IA Trenton dispatch
ays:-
"Thomas P. Sommerville and George
Ingle, the Government bond forgers, were
rraigned and pleaded not guilty In the
United States District Court yesterday
,ounsel moved to quash the indictments,
nd the argument on that motion was set
lown for Wednesday Of next week. .
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NOTICE.
Having purchaaed the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga.
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction of teeth. Sets OF
teeth at prices to suit all.
DR.. GosLIN,
aprlStf 707 Market street.
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FOREIGN.
RoUMANIA's INTENTION.

RoUMANIA's INTENTION.
MANCHESTER, May 2.-Aspe eial despatch
from Vienna to the Guardian says:-''It Is
suited that Roumania will declare war
against Turkey"
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sTRAYED OR sTOLEN.-A brown mare
8 years old, 15H hands high, weight about
1000 pounds, white right ank le, the head
and neck Indicating fine breeding, hind
quarters o little inclined to be bony. The
coupling bone where the hip strap crosses
qvite prominent, fine roadster, and can trot
in $50, she is shod Tor toe weinhts. Any
Que returning her to the undersigned will
be rewarded literally. ~.
GEO..A. WELLINGTON,
New Castle, Del, May 1, 1877.
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EDUCATIONAL,
COLLEGE, DELAWARE
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge Of the
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to mako
4 Thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER
ciel course. 1t 10 situated ON the Pennsyl-
vania Centla al Railroad, eleven miles from
Phiiadelphla. Railroad station and Post
once on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of nve months, IN
Tcr fuif psr ticulars, send for . catalogue.
Rsy. +. a. lIDDLnTON, p. d.
Aeel.iyr S%S Ireeid idAnt, n,
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Dan ejytrN.

Great achievements in Denistry, full set
of teeth In three hours. Teeth that took the
prize at the Vienna Exposition, &5, IS. $40.
per set. Filling teeth . speciality. Dr., ].
". ptcughton, No. 1l22 Vine street, Phila-
delpn'a. apr II ".
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LOOK O5T For CHEAP SHoEs-At M
Clancy's, 504 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place In the city. Shoes either ready-made
or made to order.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

II
By virtue of = writ of Levari Facias to
me directed will be exposed to public sale
at the Lafayette Hotel, S41 Shipley street,
kept by George W. Ortlip in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, May 9, 1877,
2o'clock p. M,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain lot or piece Of land with
a Two story frame house thereon erected,
situate In the city ofWlimington aforesaid
bounded aud described as follows, to wit:
feslnning on the southerly side of 50
leet wide street, (laid out parallel with and
at a distance of l5O feet nOrtherly from the
northetly side OF LObdell street and open
into Heald and Claymont streets) at the
distance OF 10 feet easterly from the easier.
~ side ofAeald street, thence southerly and
parallel with Head street rs feet tc corner
thence easterly and parallel with Lobdell
street ID feet to the westerly side Of q 2 l-2
leet wide alley. thence northerly along said
alley side parallel with Heald street, " feet
10 the aforesaid side of said of said 50 feet
wide street, thence thereby westerly l5feef
70 the place Of beginning, be the contents
.nefeof what they may, with use Of alley
seized and taken in execution as the
property O. James F. Brennan and Sarak
H., his wife and t. t.. and to be sold by
ISAAC GRUBB, sheriff.
sherlns Office. New Castle, April q, 1877.
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Heavy winter overcoats were 10 requisi-
ton last night: s7 4 ". .Fe5, ~ q
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ONE CENT
Base Bau.

The Quickstep's first game Of the season
was played yesterday afternoon with the
Athletics of Philadelphia, on the Adams
street grounds in. presence of about 800 per-
sons. Small attendance no doubt, WAS on
account OF the. clustering weather. The
general opinion was that the Athletic
would gain an easy victory. but, naturally,
every one wished to zee the Quickstep's play
q fair game, as 1t wa. the first time that al
the members were on the field together.
The playing on the part of the Athletics
was very good, every member being quick
In his movement which were executed with
great coolness; these traits were the means
of their scoreing many oftheir runs.
The Quickstep not having the advantage
of the practice, which the Athletics have
bad, played rather loose with one or two
exceptions when they made . couple Of
double plays. Veanimore, the pitcher added
much to the strength OF the club, by his tt-
fective pitching, which the Athletics were
Unable to get over. Persons can Judge of
his pitching a. there were only two bass
hits made to the Athletic six. Kelly also
with one exception distinguished himself On
first base, All the other members played
fairly which practice will very soon make
perfect.
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WANTS

WANTED.-Three girls and one stout bo,
w at Chadwick's Museum and Ice Cream
Garden. Reference required.
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TNOR SALE.-On the South Side, 8 brick
L houses, containing 5rooms. Each will
be sold on reasonable terms. mhI7.tf
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NOTICE.-fo ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ CLAIMS AGAINST NEW CASTLE
COUNTY-William Herbert, County Treas
and Carpenter, Collectors, No. 6l8 Market
street, on TUESDAY, May J., 1877, from 10 to
u o'clock q. m, for the purpose of paying
all bills passed ut the March session Of the
Levy Court; also appropriations made to
Sunday schools.
WILLIAM HERBERT.
ap19llt County Treasurer.
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NOTICES.,

NOTICE -Joshua Maris, Atterney-at-
~ Law. fas removed to office N, w. cor
Sixth and Shipley street.
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NOTlCE.-Paris M. Mitchell. Carpenter
~ and Builder, has REMOVED from 5l7
Orange street, to shop No. 7l6 Shipley st..
Wilmington, Eel. jobbing In the city OF
country promptly attended to, at moderate
rates. Residence,
m3O-lm 4k JEFFERSON ST..
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs,-Notice is
IN hereby given that the County and
Poor Taxes for the year 1877. are now due
and payable at the office 6l8 Market street.
All persons who have not paid their taxes
for the year 1875, are requested to do so at
once, or they will be collected according to
law with costs.
=, JOs.L CARPENTER,
A. GIVEN,
Wilmington HID. Collectors.
mayl-tf.
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~ from his old stand, Fifth and King
streets, to stalls Nos l6 and 4S. Second
street Market Honse. would inform nis Gus.
toners that he is ready to supply thsm with
the very best fresh butter from Bradford
county daries, wholesale and retail. Also
eggs and cheese as cheap as the cheapest.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EOR sALE-Three flve-reomed brick
Il houses on the South Side, with fine
yards. Enquire of j. X. bABC0CK,
mhl0: 8. w. cor. second and Marketst
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FIRE CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May y2.-Emsrson & Fisher u
carriage factory and warerooms were burn
ed last night. Loss on the machinery and
stock, 100000; insurance, $4,000: The
building was owned by Proctor & Gamble,
whose loss is about $4,000, fully insured.
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THE holiday season is one Of enjoy
ment in the south. The full energy of
the southern boy. and man too. for that
matter. is reserved for Christmas In
the north, Thanksgiving day and the
Fourth OF July are the big yearly
events, so far as public celebration goes.
Northern people. therefore, express sur
prise to see the perfect abandon of fun
which characterizes Christmas here
We refer to the matter now only to say
that the custom shows that he good
old doctrines of our fathers, founded
on the bible, and our faith in the chris
tian religion, are still active and vital
principles with us, and so long as that
is the case our social and political
safety is assured. 1t is, indeed, a fit
season for rejoicing
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Ia BELLE FRANCE.
She Cssaet he nrs~~ t-te Es.s~rs az.
fsir~.-rse pspusi~. Ca Iss.,s. Int.
IIaI bY Mar n Ahan.

PARIS, Dec. a6.-The TemP-, AlIa-
ding ia the report that there has re-
csniiy been active intercourse b-t~een
Paris aud London, with a view 10 e-
taolisbiDg an understanding on the
Eastern question. says {: '' Ii i perfect
~ certain that the French government
does not intend departing from It, Ai-
titude OF reserve To play an active part
in Eastern affairs"
Much comment is caused by decree
signed by President MscMshon, eAsli-
iering captain of a regiment OF the
line, stationed at Limoges. who. on
the 18TH instant, when orders were re-
caived u maIeh to Paris, declared lie
would not scet n coup d'etst.i
LONDON, December a6.-The Psris
correspondent OF the Standard tele-
graphs that IL is probable, on re-As-em-
bling Of the chamher of deputies. n
motion will be made for the appoint
meut Of committees to inquire whether
orders had really been given for = coup
d'etst. Radical Journals state thss
the troops st Limoges were supplied
with ammunition and two dsss' "a
tious, and held in readiness to starr for
Paris.
PARIS, December 23.-The French
government has requested Don Carlos
10 leave France. He started Cor the
frontier to-day.
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the HussAaD-suaserr q CO. MATTER

The very air is filed with rumors in
regard TO the late draft by Governor
Hubbard upon Burnett Il Co., which
was suffered to 60 10 protest. Every
day that passes--and that the full, clear
and authoritative explanation is de-
ierred-adds but to the injury of the
governor. Colonel Andrews late card
is not deemed sufficient. neither does
the version furnished from Austin
seems to satisfy the people. Something
more is imperatiye.y necessary, and
that something more can only be fur
nished by Governor Hubbard himself,
over his own proper signature. We
have not the slightest doubt but he can
clear it up with the utmost ease, and
thus urge him--the full nature of the
connection with J. II. Burnett Il CO.,
of what extent, character, and of what
standing. Ii may be urged that it
would be undignitied in the governor
of Texas to descend to exy ylanations.
Not a bit of it. The honor of
the governor of Texas is just as dear to
him personally as the homer of any
other man can be: and besides, his posi-
tion is such that any stain on it has a
reflected Importance to all Texas Now
Richard Hubbard cares just as much
for the honor Of the state as il ia affected
by the acts OF her executive "a does any
other man in thestate He will doubtless
hail the opportunity of full explana
ton furnished by pepular demand
with great satisfaction. This The HER
AID proposes to furnish as far as its own
individual weight goes, and it will be
the very first to give its readers the
benefit of such explanation, and it viii
rejoice most sincerely if it Is clear, and
satisfactory enough TO entirely relieve
the governor from any suspicion which
may have fastened itself in the public
mind with regard to the matter.
! The people of Texas are justly very
ijFt1Va " &hf ftiftt VI tfittt ~
the state has furnished very few exam.
pies Of official turpitude in all her his
tory. Davis. with all his b. ood thirst,
ness and haired of the mass of tn.
people. was personally honest, and va
Impoverished while in Office, when b,
a little management Of crooked orpor
tunities he might have been million
sire. So too with Coke. Notwith
standing sll the unusual opportunitie
furnished by the International bon.
settlement and the recovery Of larR
suans held for the state in Esrope, Cox
laid down tho scepare of 5 tate antho,
!, lity. and.no man dare stand uprnd i,
+ that both in public and private affair
be wss not absolutely above suspicior
Durng bis Nllwinistrzioh EVA fre
auently astske BY an adverse pres,
and in every instAqce lie met th
charges in person, nor thought ii d.
trosHtory TO his dignity = the chief /
itbe state govesument, nor % his del
tcaCy - nsn, 70 i,oae attac
psonptl9, frankly snd enphsAisaii,
. indps sspecaaaiy susps ssio ~ ]
: 4tN1ea NJ ~ 96ndsooQ1lt ! a11e e t11
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TIE Philadelphia mint coined Sl2,-
000, 600 in silver and So 600 600 in gold,
last year and made a net profit of 81
lS0, l67 p on the business of the year in
coinage charges, refining. sweeps from
the melting room, sale of old materials,
assays, gain by recoinsge of old silver
coin, coinage for the Venezuelan govern
ment, etc. This would seem to be a
very profitable business. If the Phila
delphia mint can coin $l2000,010 in
silver a year, the statement that all the
mints together can coin but 81, 10000
must be an error,
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IT is singular how much the public
becomes attached to an illustrious horse
The simple announcement Of the
death of Flora Temple swskens sincere
regret all over the United States. Not
long since the celebrated Jack Hardy,
owned by Major Barkley, of Dallas, fell
lame in one leg When Jack came
home nearly every gentleman in Dallas
paid him visit, and when he first APP
peared on the streets after the aceident,
the expression of sympathy was very
general, and exceedingly touching.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
The PesfsscAI Prs.p<es. sr sh~ u~.-xr,
tnceressn ~ Gveg-Ths Prf~.s-
anes NJ beis asss Miga asa sss.-s,
ssrssssi--Fsrsy Killed asa . Ns.-
b~r Nsanaea

tarnsNsl-fersy Killed and . Nss
b~r Wsa.asa
NEW fokK, December s7.-Aavice.
from Valparaiso. to November 3s,sist.
the rebellion norg.ni1ed In PrisntaArne.
for the purpcse oi extsrmiustinx Cap
tain GaizAide. ehief Of the sarrisoa.
the governor ~s-, NJ drsi, entirely
unable to quell the rebellion. Ihx
rebels after cruelty asszsinAting thr
captain, set nre 10 the building, in-
Guiding the hospital with all the p.gl-
rnt-- The church and house Of The
pfie-t escaped injury. The rebels s;ois
seven thousand collars from the tr-.-
sury. and robbed ali hOuse- Of COM
merce. Ia the confusion they <er.
kiiiing each other. OF lhe houses con-
pEi-ins the colony, only Aboalt one-hAli
remain standing. Total number Killed
is forty, with sixteen ~Oanded.
Adyices from Ecuador, state ths
conservative revelation has se~n
qaelied, aud the Colon ban army Ia.
r--erossed the frontier into COLOMBIA
and ths future political Pro-pects Of the
eountTy are uncertain ss ever.
The coffee crop OF Guatem4ls h large
and Is being brought forward rapidly
for shipment Ga.temala has refused
To recognize the government Of Gea-
eral Gasrdia, in C.stA Rics, which eir-
cumstAnce IL ominoQ- of trouble BE-
tween the two states As they are
situated, however, with their other
three Deighbors between them, there
siilno be much danger Of war, unless
Nicarsugs, Honduras and Salvador,
one or ali, become involved, which
does not seem probable at present.
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ed the dirty work which direct charge
had ignominiously failed to accomplish.
Now let Governor Hubbard profit by
Coke's example, and place all the cir
ernstanees OF this charge before the
public, accompanied by such a rep-oof
to his maIiguers. as will tingle in their
ears for the balance of their natural
lives
private individual may not rush
into print, or obtrude his troubles upon
the public, but the chief u,aElssrate of
the great state oF Of Tax - hss no right
70 ksep siill waen ms integrity has
leen questioned Burnett and Andrews.
and even tEe.seerei ary Of the executive,
nsay siise cards Til ams-day, bat one
single hna IRON the governor will be
1n st All fh,s We ask for, in the
isgut s4at fiendshia that THE HER
alp Ia; heeet2f6Re shown, in no un-
Et5uted Ine4surs 70 Governor Hubbard.
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No particular danger is 70 be appre-
heoded from sitting Bulls invasion Of
the Bear Paw mountains. though it il
barely possible that on the strength Of
Il fresh cry for more troops will re-
sound through the corridors Of the capi
tnl
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HIeH PHIvArE" DIR. Gilbert, has been
present at the births and deaths OF
more papers in Texas than any other
man in the state. He Is now with the
Palestine Adpceate, and we trust the
order will be reversed.
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MfIlennian Commences Five Yeass
Mence.

A Brooklyn divine has run his pro-
phetic vision down the eventfui columns
OF futurisy and sees beginning in 1882 a
war that is to continue for Fifty three
years and usher IN the dawn of the mill
lennium. The war will be that of the
true Christians against anti~Christ, sup
posed TO be one of the Russians Cars,
strange as it may seem. The reverned
prophet thinks that America will Join
in i: and that possibly General Grant
has been trained a. the leader of the
war. suggestions are in order we
would nominate General Howard. He
is splendidly qualified To shine in City.
three years struggle.
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Bill LqNGLsY's letters and published
interviews have become stale reading.
Fifty or sixty letters from one man on
the same subject is about as much as q
patient people will stand, DRY up
William.
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CoKs and Maxcy. no doubt. feel very
bad that they are not up TO the Port
Worth Democrats standard Of senatorial
ability. But won't Hill and Gordon
croS over them. if this news ever
reaches the land of the Goobers
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PERHAPS there is no man now in either
the civil or military service of the state
who stands fsirer before the people than
does Major John B. Jones. the brave
commander Of the frontier battalion.
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VIZ are getting quite number of
immigrants from Pennsylvania this fall
in FMS stgion Of Texas Among them
is MAJOR W. B Darlington, brave
manned soldier Of the union, who has
settled at Terrell. we believe.
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VIZ don't know another man in east
Texas, %esides Tom Bowers. but who
would feel it personal injury if Gull
burson was not 1enominsted and elec>
ted to congress. Tom, on the third
term idea, is rather too virtuois to be
entirely happy
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THE citizens of Dallas who expected
to welcome General Maxey, on Christ,
mas day, all regret the illness of his
venerable father. which circumstance
prevented his coming. TxE HEKatD
tenders its sympathy.
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VIZ have the Baptist Journal, a new
publication, the organ of the eolored
Bsptists of Texas, on our table, 1t is
published in this city. with William
Massey as editor 1t is quite neat,
and seems to us TO be an intelligently
edited paper We commend it to the
colored people, and trust that it may
meet with the most gratifying success.
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THr Macs aud the Garatss fights at
the New York Herald are ponderous
battles, though they do say that the
fight Is little up>hiliish on the side of
our Texas contemporaries
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THE men who have endeavored 10
ride the farmers into Office, during the
asceDdaney OF the grange, need not ex~
pect their past failures to insure either
present or fnture success in politics.
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TnR secretary OF war denies that or
deS have been issued prohibiting the
troops from crossing the Rio Grande He
says the telegram to the contrary, was
without any foundation in truth.
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EiGHTEsS. or even twenty congress
men from Texas in 1880 is by no means
improbable, and the influence of these
men, if we keep up the present high
standard, will grow 70 be very potent.
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Axb nv Che Aiex'eaa s9s-a sF JOINS
the bA4e eoaspd .sas5 On s4 Ttai ep traii
AID . -0aatry rintr wifa sSa Hevs Of
the great paei5oatioa. In, Fsiag5
.n3 "a grsassr hays laid dowu .ogether
mrs trs sely sample children sFe !sstl-
Ing theo il'e sure AMI iHsvitstiy early
ccuii5t.
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THg construction of the Dallas and
Wichita is steadily progressing, under
the personal supervision of DR. Reid.
Verify the doctor deserves well of bis
country