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MoNinx.

Messrs. Morton u Smith, undertak.
ers, are to day moving from their
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street, to 30 on ELM street, immedi.
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. AT
the new quarters Mr. Smith will have
a residence attached, and will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties. -.june6dlm
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TIM general sentiment Of tho country
relative to hostile movement on MeSN
leo by the United states is to the effect
that if there is any disposition at Wash
ingtop to acquire territory in that dis
roction, it ought to be suppressed All
rumors and stories indicating other than
conservative course Of action may he
set down at the outside as idle inyenN
ycntions of correspondents who find the
resource Of sensation limited, with the
prospect Of duh term before them.
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Gaipstn Conty The city attorney
isol the opinion that tho pigeons may
stay IN the city notwithstanding tho
ordinance " the contrary --- Tho Lone
Nlar rifles went 10 WNc0,---Captain
owens has fitted up u ropues gallery
Go and see (lor) yourself --Centlal
wharf broke, leaving o hole forty feet
long by twenty in widih--A ilag has
boon presented 20 fire company No, o.
Tho graves Of tho Confederate dead
have boon disturbed in the excavations
f1r the Galveston Henderson and llous'
Ton nlIrnah.
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rne opposition to the administration

Tue opposition TO the administration
is christiliaing. In Iowa, as will be
seen by our dispatches, the state con-
vcntion tabled % resolution endorsing
Hayes southern policy by two.third
vote. In Pennsylvania. member OF
the republican state central committee
says that forty ott Of sixty'tlve eoun-
ties in that state have elected delegates,
which meet in convention in August to
nominate minor state Offices Out Of
the entire number only one county
(Vcnango, democratic,) has endorsed
the administration of President Hayes,
The same authority says that such an
ulusual circumstance OF the republi-
cans refusing to endorse the national
administration never happened before
in the history of the republican party
in the Keystone State,
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TuR French are Just warming up to
the work of their political campaign 1t
is remarkable that they have made
such prosperity in the five years of their
third republic. They have developed
wonderful amount Of knowledge OF
constitutional and representative goyN
eminent while contentment has rnign7
cd They would escape communism
and socialism, yet may, in their efforts
to do so, throw themselves into the
power of tho clc;gy, who are actively
working for their scli-interest
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Dn. sCHENuK's rllMoNIC SYRUP


SRA WEED Tonic, AND MASpRAKE PILLS.
These medicines have undoubtedly per
formed more cures OF Consumption than
any other remedy known TO the American
publlc. They are compounded OF vegetnbls
Ingredients. aud contain nothing which can
DO injurious TO the human constitution,
Other remedies adyer tised as cures for Con
sumption, probably contain opium, which
Ia a somewhat dangerous drug IN all cases,
and ftaken freely by codsumptive patients,
1t must do great injury; for Its tendency Is 10
connne the morbid matter in the system,
which, OF course. must make cure Tmpos.
sibie. schenckis Pulmonlc syrup Is war
rnnted not 10 contain n PARTICLE OF opium. II
Ia composed of powerful but harmless herbs,
which act on the lungs, liver, stomach. and
blood, end thus correct all morbid secre-
tons, and expel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are this only means by
which Consumption can he cured, and as
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are the onl,. medicines
which operate In this way, II Is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle OF this invalua.
BILE medicine In accompanied by full dire
tons. DIR. Schenck In Professionally at hi,
principal office, corner sixth aud Arch
streets, Philadelphia, every Monday, where
all letters for advte must be addressed.
iuniN I'm
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DALLAS. TEXAS.


A CORRESPONDENT writing from Alexis
andrm, says that Egypt, in the posses
sion Of England would be one OF the
richest countries in the world The
Delta would be turned into ayast cots
ton.gr,wing region, and good use made
Of the fertile lands along the Nile Eng'
land llas all this In mind when she eSN
hibils 80 MI Oh enthusiasm IN protect
ing the Sueg Canal
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No, OO5 & 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

Th!s honge Is new and well ventllated,
having southern cXpOHurc, aud n centrally
located IL IN In charge of its old proprietor
r. sawyer, who never failed to please his
giiesiH. Parties seeking II house win al tic
GOIniOrts OF "A home, cannot do better Than
10 alve the "Granglr" cal. Traveller ar
irving In Unllaa, via tho Central ailrOnd,
can Tepoh this house by taking the Main
strg I hose cars, one block south from de-
pot, Tile hest dollar q dry house In the city,
Be sure 10 get OIL thostroet cars NJ the switch.
lun4ldtn :, SAWYER
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TngRr never has been II time In the
history Of Louisiana, whom Justice has
has been so FIRMLY aud uprlghtly adj
mmistorcd, os during the Odministrn'
ton of Governor Nichols A man OF
humane impulses, he naturally inclines
to the side Of mercy but charged with
the execution of the law, no has inyari'
ably refused TO take any step that would
Impair lis efficiency.
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9ailg Aerald,

pnE DAILY HEHALniR puhlihhnd nVofy
mnrnlng, ~ sepi % Monday, NJ $40 F
nnnum Ia tdYanpn, postage prnph'd ol
- cents per week delivered In fho nlly'
TnE WKEKLY lifRALp "a publiHhod eyey
saturday morning AT W % pef year post
age prepaid,
ADyHlgrIAFfHO nATEi one square zen llnpl
nOnpnfaiD Quo time n 40 eHoh subhflunnl
inHnTtlOn, 20 cents, kpepinl TninH iuI WnehY
monthly aud yearly adVarlitaih
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-29

TIM Indian war on the Pacific Slope
threatens to be much more serious than
the average frontier outbreaks. The
Indians in Oregon and Washington are
the best specimens Of the red mon on
the continent, They have long been
pcacoable, and while they do not yield
to civilization, thoy are quite intelliO
gent, industrious and thrifty They
are thoroughly acquainted with the
whites, their habits Of life, their mode
of warfare and well understand the
power of the government They have
not attacked the whites without proves
cation, and will marshal their full force,
two thousand warriors 1t will re-
quire double that number of regular
troops TO defeat them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-29

Mn, KlMBALL, of Illinois, who two
years ago created u sensation by invit-
ing Mr.. Jefferson Davis TO deliver the
opening address at Winnebago county
agricultural fair, has again filled tho
soul of the lahr- Ocean with gloomy
iorebodings by inviting Governor Wade
Hampton to deliver the address this
fall, The gallant "archtrator' having
praciously consented, the fear is that
with characteristic candor and good
sense, his address will add to the con,
iidcnce,whch all right.minded people
feel in his Judgment integrity and pa
triotisn,
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OLD FasHIoNBD WAYS.

II used To cake twelve hours to dye the
hair, and then 1t looked ridicuious. Nov,
In ffteen minutes TUFTS Hair Dye will give
you beautiful glossy black trcsses, Without
trouble or Inconvenience. Is Murray street,
Nes York. 800 .i... junelss2w
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hil,eeIlansous Wanil.

SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD Gooph,
- and plunder generally bought ANA sold
at AlstOn's Action Rooms, NJ the Old hlhnd
OF j. q. Booth & CO., lB3 Main street.
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For Sale.

4 AuNDRY Dallas Laundry, WI Main
| 4 street does 1rbt-class work AZ roasonn-
Bile prices JuullW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-29

There's a mseic which is mighty
At the North and at the South;
It's woman's sweetest magic,
lis tbs Magic Of the Mouth,
and ~ whate'er befall
MaQicians all,
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KNTANTED--T Two or three good boys to
w sell books, newspapers, @or On We
Texas ana Pnciho railway; ~ n,,sS guHB 'o'
IN 1i.gt Marshal, Texas,
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

ON the first day Of August, 1917, win be
sold nj public auction In Austin Texas, the
Bank ana Land Agency building Of o. II.
Johns 4 Co., improved and gnimproYe,dt
city lots, aud wen selected rich lands, IN
Arsher, Atnscusu, Blanco, Clay, Coleman
Collin, Colorado, Cory ell, Dewitt, pimmitt,
Denton, El PusO, Erath, EllR, Fails, Fan
ulu, Fort Bond, Freestone, u lespie, Ham
lton, Haskell, llilI Hays, Hunt Jasper
Jack, Jonee, kaufman, kimhle, lampasas,
Limestone, Montague, Robertson tunnels,
Red River, Throcuuorton, TalTant Trinity
Wichita, Williamson, Wood and Young
counties, and IN Jack and Young d strictS
Oh head waters Of the Bfazos river, ana IN
the Panhandle. a rare chance for cheap
homes and for good Investments A 80,
stock In the Austin CITY railroad, Austin
Bridge company and Fair Ground assUcin-
ton
TERMS: One-thlr,l cash; balance in twelve
months, with eight per cent. Interest," ten
pei cent. allowed for cash on deferred ply
nent
For 'ull descriptive list address
a. j. pEELER,
Assignee Corporation OF G II. Johns y 20
Jun 9bd lW
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WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK

With choice Of the numerous routes from
chicago 60 tho vast. with fast time low
rates, aud all the mOlern improvements OF
railway travelling extant.
The Chiengo, BurIi.gton and Quincy
Railroad. with It's splendid road-bed, steel
rail track, magnificent day coaches, Pull
purpOeeI, and Pullman drawing-roorn sleep-
Ing cars, II Acknowledged by the press ana
travelling public, 10 be one OF the Of the best
railways In tie country.
W. 3. STRONG,
General Superintendent, Chiehgo, III,
D. W. HITCHCOCK,
Gen'l. Western Pass. Agent, Chicago, III,
iunzs-lyr
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ID ESIDENCE-Mr. Tension line residence
IL on Ross avenue Is stu tor sale, though
report states the contrary, His tcrmS-Ohe-
half cash, the balance IN city property on
land. JOHN TEN lSON, JunlO-lm
NY ". c. SlCKIES- $1,000 ACRES OF
~ LAND ON 10 years, time. Renl Estate
oflico, No, $40 Main street, upstairs, Dallas,
Texas. luo-u
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Mate Holp.

NXTANTED-A white gin 10 cook for a
w small family, Apply NJ dOS Ross aye
nue. lNHs'Ht
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To Rent,

nAPTAIN JOHN W. LANES place IN for
L rent IL has four rooms, Kitchen huf-
rrnunds, Applv "a General r. NJ, Gnno, over
First Nutiuual Bank, lllllull
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% - PUhCHASE9 ny screen bushes,
y I }. with the county right,tw patents
ana usual pluudur OF u WOT'. shop, Heahpn
for selling: have all the state before mo.
Rilht for state of Louisiana for sale Apply
nj i0S Main street. june26'7t
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XlvANIED-A customer Tor number one
w Tnresher aud Power, on long Time,
with good notes, Also, one DrnW.s9w, on
long tme, Apply to ~ - EhNNl,
luua8l&w2w 81 ElhFslIeet l0llhs,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,

Four.lins Advertisements inserted lNleelh
liis column Tor Twenty-Five Cents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16
9o6- Ar6eiten agsr Art prompt nnb 6ilis
ausgefi6r
Office Der @a3ette
No. AZ Wainifrabe, ,uiidrn 4. n. 5.
sei6pdaten aufitanbii5m balS f.rhs

seidpd4ten aufitdnbiidn balb fsrtis
isin.
Mus CUBA wsrbsn misSsr sablrsi9e
Sniurssnteniiese semeIbet. Sn ui@t pes
niger aIs finf S9Iadten. bei SobOfi, ben
@uanuiabito, Bel ga &efOrma, bel ROiariS
unb Bel Wonitor mollsu fie nsuerbinss.
triumpbirt baben. BobI m6sIi@, uoraas=
aeisst. bas man unter ySdIa9ten" Haut
fersien ;wii@em ie breibis bis febsnsis
Wann um bic cine soer ansere 9uderplons
tuse uertsbt. BON srsberer Di@tisfeis
udre ,Iuenn ii9 bic 8a9ribt beftdtiste. baE
uierbunbert pon ben 9sutsn Martines Game
pos CUR SABINE DON : Guba librs1' aberse=
sansen iinb. llsbrisens serdtb beiasfer
GeneraI Gampos Don Gage gu Gage mebr
in 8eradtuns. Cine Sueapa,itdt srffem
Ranses nennt man ibn il Der Sapana.
llnb bic auflesuns eiuer frif9en Stener
Oon 80, iuse unb idreibe brsiBis, grossnt
ouf idmmtlide ginfommen uirb ii4er
nidt ba,u beitrasem, ibn auf Der uBerle
Der Intiaen" populdrer su MAIDEN.
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Rnsfdnoi(&e 9tunof&au.

aus Osuti3IaaS brinst uns Der
telegraph 9ladri9ten iber bic itattssbab:
ten &eidstasspab!en. 3war 70 pouifdn.
big iinb bieisIbsn nod ni4t, baB man ii6
elm ssnauss Bib aber bas @siuItat MAIDEN
Tam, absr iOpisI IN fiber, bic Nationaai.
beraIen babsu, wie ss i9sint, cine
furdtbare slieberIase erIittsn. Sosar
Gortsubsds WabI III bis ;ur Stunbe nod
ni4t entidieben. Die psrIorsnen Siss
iinb fat ale an bic duBsrit riibrisen Sos
ciaIbsmotraten ibersssanssm. @is mfs
bisie eettsren w0ren, sebt baraus beruor,
bab iie in 1913 (aas aeD @abItrsiisn,
GanSioatsu auissitelIt battsu uut in aIlsn
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abbllfsmiiteI sesen gu bObe Ionnsnse'
bibr uno Ginfubr3Oae uurbe ansenOmmsn.
Rnott, Witslieb tss Gomites I'm bic Fris
uilesien bes t6duiss bel Der Stimmen,dbs
lung fir Prdiibsnt fsif,uitsaem, eritattsts
8eIi@t, perIanste aber 3eit bic Sa4e nod
ndber ,u prafen unb perlanste, baB bas
@omits um 2 Wann uerftdrtt we,be, mas
seidab. Der Sprs9er leste bsm 6auie
bic goti9aft bss Yraibentsn in Betreii Der
aussaben fir 5dfen unb 6Iiiie por, bi;
fart critiiirt unb bann uermieien uarb.
Der Bsridt bss SiS Carolina Gomitss
iou sebrudt werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-16

Der Sa5rssabidlub felt fi9 fur ben
5anSel unisrss Qanbss bsbsutsnb siniti.
ger beraus, oils iid gu Anfans bss Sabres
erwarten Iisb. Die llsbe bdufuns bss ins
ldnbiidsn Warttss nit ben gr3eusnifisn
unisrsr 6abriten nOtbists bic 5abritanten,
ii4 i'm auslanb msbr abias su peridaiien,
in wsldsm Bsifrsben ibnen bic Nusifeluns
cine nidt gu INTERCOLLEGIATE @sIessnbsit
bot. Sisbsr bsitanbsn unisre Musfubrar:
titeI fat nur in 8obitoffsn unb uniere aus-
fubr blieb isoes Sabr I'M pele Wfillionen
Dollars binter Der giniubr suriid, rudbrenb
iid bisies Sabr bas SsrbdltniB nmsetebrt
itelt, baB Der Nsrtb Der ausfubr ben Der
Giniubr bsoeutsnb ibsrrpieet, mas nur aus
Der obsn srudbntsn Gbatiads entiprinssn
tonnte. ba Die ausfubr an &ObifOHen we.
Der an Mense nod an Bertb bic Der @or.
iabrs nsnnensmsrtb iibertrifft.
Da elm ioIdss RsiuItat tros Der StO.
runs. bic ein nun isit mebr ais sinem bal:
ben Sabre mdbrsnb Der Brdiiosntenmabl=
fampf ouf Sabnitrie unb !6anbsl ausibt,
bennod er;i.It wurbe, IdBt uns boiisn,
baB mad elmer fir bsibs Barteisn bee
9anoes befriebisenben BsiIesuns bss
Streites um bas Yrdiioentsnamt cine &c,
iteiserte @eiddftstbdtisteit lid sntfaItsn
rpirb. Oisie srbSbt bann au4 bic Gin.
taufstraft bes arbsitenben Yoltes unb traat
iomit aud sur Seieruns bes inIdnbii4sn
9onbels BEL. Das fir uns 10 sinifiss
SerbdItniB 3wii9en gins unb Musfubr bat
tros Der llnf@erbeit fir ben unssitSrtsn
6ortbeitanb unierer republitaniidsu Sniff.
tutiOnsn ben Bertb Der unuer,insIidsn
&esierunssiauIbi&eins (G,rsenbads) aui
sinsn felt bem Rriese anerrei4teu l5obs;
punt sebradt, 10 oaB nod Besrdumuns
Der politii9em S4wieristeit Der 3sitpuntt
ni@t msbr fern isin wirbe, pann obne ir.
seno wsl4e @eiessebuns isitsns bss Gon.
srehes Die @Iei9werbistsit tss YapiertOI.
lars nit benz @olbbollar eintritt, elm gu.
itanb. bsr Dor Allem benz arbeitenben
golte 81 @ute tommt, bsnn aui feline
S9uItern wirb pom @roB. unb 6iein.
bdnSlsr Der SerIuit absewdIst, oeruus rsn
Sdwantuusen i'm Dsrtbs bes YapisrboI:
lars fir Jpn entftebt.
Bas unS alio ,anddi Eotb tbut, bas
III Sidsrbeit Der poIitiiden Sutdnbs bss
0anbss. Die 8ei9dftswslt~, iast bic
ionif i'm rspubIiianii9en Eager ftebsnbe 9teu
Yorter ~!6anoelss 3situnsA, vwinidt cine
balbise SSiuns berbei unb IN senStbist,
iene Solititer su usrSammsn, wsIds nur
aus Yarteiridfi9ten bic Nufresuns idirsn
unS psrIdmsern." Oas ssnannte BIutt
Ipri4t bann einer ioldeu 9anbslspoIitit
Sas Wort, rpel@e IS ermSslidt, baB mir
unieren SeebanbeI auf eisenen S9iiien
betreibsn fOnnsn. Dir absr ilsen bieisn
Betra@tansen iibsr bic Saetorsu unierer
iernersn mationaIsn WobIfabrt rod Die
Mabnnns binSu: van @ottes Sesen iit
A0es seIesen.~
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Ausus aus Den telegraph. yspd4sE.
Spanien.

SOnbou, 8. San. Gin Correspondent
idreibt aus Waorio unter bem 8. Sanuar--
Gin furdtbarsr Ortan mdtbet in @uipns=
COO unb ben beuadbarten p,opin,sn. Oas,
Babnbofsssbdube in Srun isbt IN 6lams
men. @roBs Stredsu @aIbes bremen u
sanse D0rfer iinb seritSrt worbsn.
Die SooIoos SnieIn.
Qoubon, 9. San. Der BerIinsr gOs=
rsipOnbent bsr ~OaiIp sasws" teIssrapbirf,
baB es iebr wabrideinIid ii, baB isbr bali
bsutibe unb emsIii@e ariessidiiis mad ssH
YbiIippinsn sntianbt werbsn, UNI sniam.
men ben unansensbmsn Ginmii4uusem
Spanisns in ben 8erfsbr NIT ben Soeloe
SnieIn ein Gnbs gu MAIDEN. Dmti4lanS
srfennt bic 6erridaft Spaniens aber bic
lestere SnieIsruppe ni9t an.
RuBIanb.
New 9ort, 10. San. Cine Depsi3e'
aus GOnitantinOpsI msIbet. bab einem bort
Uerbreiteten @eradt ,afoIse bic ruffi9r
Armes in Surteaan, psI9e 40. 600 Wann
3dbIte, Bel elmer &euoIis Der BsuoIteuns'
ueIni9tet wurse y
2onbou, 10. San. gSie aug Yers
teIesrapbirt wirb. berridt bort Reberbaifs
auiresuns in 5OIss elmer tiiriiiaen Sss.
tumssna9ri@t, weIds cine srobs N,sber=
Iase Der Ruhsn in lurtsifan melbe4.
@rOBe 9OItsmuiien ourdsisbsn bic Sira.
Fen uon &onitantinopeI unb MAIDEN Iara
menbs 6rsuosnosmonitratiouen.
6ranfreid.
Baris, 8. San. Sc Baps" per65.-
fentIi@t beute sinen uOn gaiiasnae unier=
3eidneten artifeI, in pel9em bic Rssisrnns
tn unpsri@dmtsr @siie amsssriifen unb bic
&idtebr bes saiisrIiden prinSsn nad
6rautrei5 binnsn Srsi, lassn prOpbeseis
wirb.
8eriaiIIes, 3. San. Die orbentl,.
DE Seiiion Der Sammern ,purbs bsute sr.
Oiinet. Die @bssOrbmetentammsr srwdblie
nit 326 Stimmsn sesen IA Grspp miebeI
,a ibrsm prdfibsnten.
SeriaiIIes, IL. San. 6iuansmi,
nifer eeOn Gan Ieste bente Der Abseorbxe=
tsntammsr bas Sinans Budget fur bas
Sabr 1878 Dor. Gr srmortet siasu ueber.
iduB UOn 8 Niaionen Grantsn.
StaIien. "A'
&om. IL. San. Der puplt smpRns
beuts bic 3Sslinss oss amsritami9en Col.
lssiums, iusIde ibm cine Abrsiie uns einen
petsrspfennis gu 6iiBen Issten. De, Yapft
ipra4 in ieinsr grwiSsruns pon benz nun.
berbarsn @adstbum Der tatbolii5sn 2irde
in Nmsrita.
Sab:Nmerita.
Banana, 2. San. Am Is. 0e,sm=
bsr fam IS bel 9alts, Ecuador, ,u sineua
bluti9sn 3uiammsnitoBs ;wii4en ben Res
sierunsstruppsn, pelde $500 Mann itart
Iuareu, uno ben Rsbellsn unter ben Genex,
dleu llrbina unb 9entsmila. Rad huts
ltlnbissm Sample paren bic Gritsrsn polls
itdnbis sei9Iassn unb ibr Nnfibrer. @ene.
raj aparicio, bsianb ii9 in gefanssni4aSt.
llassfdbr 400 Mann wnrbem setSbtst nnf
cine nod piel srSBsrs 3abl permunbef.
glls bic 9sadri9t uon benz glussanas Der
S9la9t bic 0auptitabt Quito erreidbte.
srtldrte bic Beu6lferuus iid fir bic Rspes
luton, Der Brdiiosnt 8orrero aber Ifa4iets
ii@ in bas cOlOmbauii&s @sianoti9aftshc=
tel.
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an,siasn fur pisnies, RUftsrisn, @fadsfpisis
&C.. ale stm 0Ssas her fatb. 8ir6e aupiesr, bu.
cen feine Iufnabme.
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Gue anSeisen ienbe man ipdteffens
Wontss Woraen elm.
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bene Suaniitdteu. Redt bebeutenoe oas
sesen Esnnipluania unb Wahaduistts.
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-12

bad end if you did not learn to write a
better hand? What could you expect ?"
This was too bad after suffering as he
had, all through having improved his
handwriting, to be bullied in that man
ner.
For a minute the prisoner did not know
whether to laugh or cry.
While Mr.. Manvers was still holding
forth, Mr.. Simpleson entered the cell,
and his son explained how he had taken
lessons, and what occurred at the bank.
After hearty laugh, they all went be-
fore the sitting magistrate, and, as Mr..
Manvers happened to be acquainted with
him, in few minutes George was at lib
erty to return to his wife.
The cashier, of course. made hand
some apology, and George hoped the
matter was ended; but somehow or
other, the affair became known to his
friends and acquaintances, and it was
many long day before he heard the last
of the consequences of his slight improve
mont
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-04-12

we'll and set it to rise again. When well
risen, knead it again and roll out about
an inch thick cut it out with round
biscuit cutter, spread a very little melted
butter or lard over the surface, and then
lap them over, 50 that they form half
circle or crescent; let them rise little
while before baking.
FRENCH HAsH-After dinner, take
What meat you have left and cut all the
flesh from the bones that you can; pour
what gravy you may have over 1t at1d set
it away. Break the bones and put them
on the fire to stew, with sufficient water
to cover them, and little onion; stew
them all the afternoon, then strain off
the liquor and pour it over your meat;
in the morning put it Oh the fire in a
clean saucepan, aid let if stew a little;
season it well with kitchen salt, and
thicken it slightly with little flour.
When you dish it up, put some slices of
toasted bread iii yodf dish. and pour it
ON hot. Garnish, if you please, tsith
parsley and hard-boiled eggs cut in half.
To STUFF LEG OF VEAL OR FLEsHY
PIECE OF BEEF. Crate or break into
crumbs pound loaf of light bread; take
a piece Of bitter the sise of black wal
nut; two beaten eggs, and work 1t up
with your bread crumbs; season with
kitchen salt, and flavor slightly with nut
meg if it is rather stiff, add a little wine
OF Ffeiich brandy te make it sufficiently
soft; take long knife and flake i'll in
cision around the bone +; put your stuf-
fug into it, and sew it up at the top to
keep the stufing in !; rub little butter
and kitchen salt over it, and put it on to
roast as soon as any gravy is drawn,
Keep basting it well when nearly done,
spread over it some butter, and Sprinkle
bread crumbs over it; put it on again,
and roast until well done; garnish with
celery or parsley.