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There is a great deal Of astonishment
privately expressed in the Russian
armies over 1.-THE surprising manner in
which those animals OF Turks fight. 4"
IL ought TO be considered that they are
simply fighting to get into Paradise /;
but things eau never be seen in the
right light by your opponent. The
Prophet MAhomet knew what he was
about when be got up his famous reeips,
and il he was actually in the untrsm-
meled enjoyment Of publishing his
ideas, doubtless he could show several
/ c 'mmunicatiODs Of the following tenor
Mr.. Aahomet: Ny dear sir-I vas
completely bed-ridden, had lost all sp-
petite, and was in the last stages OF
consumption. Three weeks ago q few
OF your verses were read TO me, and
from that moment i began 10 recover.
| repeated over what had been read 70
me three times day until now / am
stronger than / ever was, and consider
myself proof against any disease. !
would not b. without your verses fOI
the world. Please send me twelve
dozen copies Of the same, and believe
me your, faithfully, MUsTAPHA. In
closed find five dollars"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

The Galveston Ners prints an arti
Gle telling how divorces are procured
In Illinois. Let the Ne'es deal In mat
tiers nearer home, and tell how di-
vorces are procured 10 Austin. The
Nt,es is Just about far enough away to
he perfectly safe in telling all abou. it,
but the STATESMAN is not
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

lhe Philadelphia Times says: Gov.
efnor Wade Hampton is expect,.. &c
VISIT Auburn, New York, on the " en-.
'letn oil tnls month, to attend reunion
oil the Shields Guards of tina. city, a
military organization named after Gen
Shields, who commanded the New
York Volunteers and the South Caro-
lima Palmettos in the Mexican war, and
who was an intimate friend OF Gov
ernor HAmpton's father"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

TIE RAvAaEs or TME.-Time may
have vhitensd Jour locks, but science
can restore their former color. TUFTS
Hair Dye IL wonderful triumph Of
chemistry. It's action is truly magical
- . single trial viii prove. Once. IS
Murray street. New York.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

Eugland does not intend TO contract
my more Alabama claims. The Turk
'sh ironclad which was nearly finished
IN an English shipysrd when the war
'roke out has had to stay there. The
government immediately took means
20 prevent any infringement of the neu-
rality laws, as Secretary Bourke ex-
pressed il in Parliament.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

THE case OF John Vaughan, arrested
last March by Lieut.. Hall, with Ham
White, the stage robber, was called in
the Federal Court Wednesday, and
Thursday at three o'clock the case
wen. to the jury. and at six O'Clock q
verdict Of acquittal was rendered.
Vaughan has been in Jail here ever
since his arrest, and he is pretty well
bleached out.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

Of Austin say that the good effects OF
the improvement of this road through
the Hancock lane has already been
felt, and when the cedarbrake section
Of the road is put in order the good re-
salts will still be more perceptible.
Money enough should be raised to keep
q good force at work on the roads from
now till the first of October.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

- ON the tweaty.second of June ex
State eenator WEB Flanagan shipped
from Henderson four boxes Of peaches
TO Mr.. Meudcz Of this city. The ex-
press charges on those peaches amount
ed to 81 20, and the commissions on
safe amounted to 40 cents, and but
81 81 was left to remit to Web. We
would like to suggest to the ex.Seua-
tor, who ia considerable OF q railroad
man, that if he has any Influence in
railroad and express company circles
that he would serve the public by using
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

Popular illustrated book (z6o pages on
MANHOOD WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE
Impediments to Marriage; the cause and
cure. Sent secI4reky seaLh6, postpaid, for 50
cents, by DR.. {. WHITTIER, CIT 81.
Charles Street, St. Louis, No, the great
specialist. Read his work.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

AT Tobin's drug sto.e-a large and
beautiful assortment Of { mes for
photographs and pictu : an che
prices than ever sold l. !" Us
BE certsin and exsmiu, -.
chasing elsewhere.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

In consequence of recent bold dec
larauons of Bonapartists in France,
Minister Fourtou has addressed a cir
cular to projects stating that the GOV
1rnment will only patronize those can
Ildates whose electoral addresses dn
lot deviate from the policy OF conciiia-
ton ana unioa agreed upon 10y all Sc C
tions of conservatives.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

THE fodder pdliIng season is now a.
hand and for the next two or three
weeks the farmers will be busy at this
Iuteresi ing amusement. The farmers
iavc already commenced sorghum msk
lag, aud every spare IN OIL s'es b-riei in
the city has been purchased ard now
Kerosene oil cans are III demand. Bust
ness canoot revive much ill 'ptem
Der. The faunels are too busy.
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Austin darko. Quotations.


Butter, 15c. Eggs, lie. Cabbage,
SOC 10 81 per dozen. Potatoes, 81. 10
per bushel. Onions, So barrel. .
Fruit Apples, 81 per barrel renchcr.
30 TO 60 cents per box, aud scarce.
Melons retail at from 10 to so cents.
Hides, dry Hint Il TO lie. Wool o.
% 2S. Cotton o to 10.
Grain.-Con, whiteshcll, zoe. Oats,
20 to sdc. Wheat, No. =. $l3a;
No. >, $l.13; No. 1, $I.03; rejected,
pc.
WHOLESALE PRICES FoC STABLE GGo-
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SODA WATER at Tobin's drug store,
drawn from steel fountains, which is a
guarantee that it does not contain
either lead or copper, at five cents per
glass.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

VIRGINIA has passed a law Tor the
protection Of hooking birds, and the
same should be done in Texas. The
city might legislate q little on the
anhiack
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

It appears that the most obstructive
strike Of the present time was, or is,
that Of the WAmsutta Mills New Bed
ford, Mass. Il 10 stated that it cost
the Workmen loss OF several hundred
thousand dollars 10 accomplish moth
ing.
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WhiFTIs Academy
Jacksonville Rusines. College.

This college offers better advantage:
and at less expense than can be found
elsewhere, for
!. 4 sound business education.
II. A complete psnmanship course.
III. A thorough telegrsphic course,
The actual business department II
known to he the best in the State. Fol
the new catalogue, address
G.. W. BRowS,
~ Q00 Iactoorv;lla Tlia
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-07-26

WALL PAPERl WALL PARMA
large and varied assortment for sale at
greatly reduced prices, by J. ]. & w.
II, Tobin. f1Sd&wif
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ject than placing 5000 men in garrison
at Malta.
The TtWeS's Vienna co7rcsponJcn,
WHO is not only exceptionally well in.
formed but careful and no, Liable 10
ex .sSerstion, telsgraphs the following
The rapidity with which affairs IN
the East are developing cannot but pro
Gucc a vivid impression of the public
in Austria and Hungary, and this in.
preston Is reflected in the press on the
two counties thus far. Some DAYS back
the Austrian papers demanded, with
increasing vehenience, that Austria
should take active steps. la the mean
time there has been an entire change
OF thought IN Hungary. Public opIn-
ION, which at first loudly called for in
PREVENTION in favor of Turkey, now de-
IN Inds that steps be taken to protect
tue interests of Austro-Hungary, with
our ever indicating the limit Of these
interests. Count ASdrassy, who up 10
the present has preserved u reserved
ana expectant attitude, will have much
to do to hold up against the manifesto.
tons OF the public until the moment
w1en events will allow the Vienna
I ioinet to employ m3re decided
p ,licy.'
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U.lInois CoIlexe,

Classical course equal to that OF East
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young men not prepared in L,tiu OF
Greek. All classes taught by profess
sors. Annual expenses from $50 to
$3.50. Send for catalogue to Prof. r.
G. Champion, Jacksonville, Illinois.
WhiFFis Academy.
with its English Training School is the
best place for boys or young men who
want careful preparation for college, oil
a thorough English academic course.
Send for catalogue to A. Il. s;urtevant,
Jacksonville, Illinois.
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The CoTToN Worm. - In the past
few days the unwelcome cotton worm
has made its appearance on several
farms in this county, and Capt. Jas.
Thompson has been experimenting
with the patent worm poison. In the
first place he administered the poison
on few rows and then waited a day
or two to see the effect, which proved
the most satisfactory. The worms
were killed 10y countless millions,
and the rows of cotton on which the
poison had been sPrinkled looked fresh
and vigorous, while the rows that had
not been sprinkled showed fearful raw
ages on the part of the worms. The
Captain has Low used poison on his
entire crop and lie anticipates a very
heavy yield. Mr. John 7. Miller, who
was in Mr. Thompsop's field on Sunday,
yesterday commenced the application
of the poison on his cotton, and he
has full faith that the worms will be
destroyed end full crop of cotton
made. II every farmer in the country
can be induced to use the poison, no
doubt 0 bale of cotton to the acre will
be made this season. The poison costs
but twenty-five cents pound, and
four pounds of it dissolved In barrel
of water Is sufficient for four acres of
cotton. 1t Is administered by means
of the common hand sprinklers. Those
who have very large crops use wagon,
carrying barrel or two of the poison
in front and two men in the rear with
the sprink lers. In this way from fifty
to one hundred asscs of cotton can be
sprinkled in one day, and iaore where
two or three teams can be kept at
work. The worms do no damage af-
ter the application of the posion, and
-.
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The FREDERICKSBURG AND BLAsCo
RoADs.-The Importance Of the. I'M
provement of the roads from Austin
to Fredericksburg and Blaneo may be
realized from statements made by par
ties residing in these towns. In con-
yersation with Hon. A. W. Mourssnd,
Judge Of the county court of Blanco
county. he stated that the distance
from Blanco to San Antonio is fifty
miles, and from Fredericksburg to the
same city it is eighty miles. The di :
lance from these two places to Austin
is the same, or very nearly SO, but tie
,ads to San Antonio are the best.
b sfore San Antonio had an outlet by
rIilrt 7, the tYade OF Bianco and Fred
ericksburg was controlled by Austin
merchants. Now, unless the roads
from these points to Austin are made
passable, the trade which Austin has
hitherto enjoyed will find it's way to
San Antonio. 10 exchange for go, dis
purchased in Austin. Blanco and Gil
lespie counties send butter, hides,
wool and cotton. The merchants Of
this city know the value OF this trade,
and they, as well as property owners
and all other citizens interested in the
prosperity of Austin, should act
promptly in securing permanently theil
trade. which has proved SO lucrative
to our people. The trade from Mason
Menard and Tom Green counties al
comes through Fredericksburg. There
the road foIks-one to San Antonio
! the other TO Austin.
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Rotkdaie Items.


The "mayor has resigned The
aldermen solemly met this afternoon TO
hold an 'inquest" and returned yer
dict that his hGnor's resignation was
due TO Spontaneous dissatisfaction. ."
and he was allowed to 'step down
and out"
The Messenger comes out the same
week it is dated now. The new local
editor, who dropped in on us without
any warning, is quite an addition to
our paper. Everybody likes a little
nonsense now and then. Now blow
your 'baZzoo," Mr.. Il.
Building is still progressing rapidly
here. Two two-stoTy bricks will be
started on Main street soon which will
add immensely to the already improved
appearance Of that street. Business oi
all kinds is gradually improving.
We have enjoyed several refreshing
and beneficial showers during the past
week, cooling the atmosphere aud fill
ing the cisterns in town and helping
the farmers in the country. Truly we
have reason TO be Thankful for season
so advantageous to the interests OF all.
There is to be a grand tournament,
picnic and bran-daDoe next Friday,
four and a half miles from town, fm
which great preparations are beng
| made. Quite number have enrolled
their names o. the list of "knights"
AID the 6gair promises to he one OF
much interest.
Watermelons, peaches and. grapes
are plentiful here, and are being sold
at prices entirely satisfactory 20 all--of
the dealers.
: There are more dogs to the square
foot in Rockdale than in any other
town we know Of, and when their an
CRY passions rise they are so i'll bred
that they run into people and knock
them down, whereat one OF the com
mandments is so effectually broken
that it would serve no purpose TO keep
the rest. Don't Kaiser want to buy
some dogsl
Heat heat Everywhere summer Is
felt. It's hotter than - I'd like 20
| tell. J. L. L.
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CONSTABLE NJ. s. Trimble and Fran
cis A. Slaughter on Thursday morning
about daylight had lively chase,
up on Barton, twenty miles from Aus
tin, after the Hale brothers. charged
>sith shooting ut Marsh Balkhsm the
day before, notice of which We made
yesterday. They came up on the
H,les while they were asleep in a wag
or, and they Instant fed, leaving pants
and coats behind, aud Tor soms time all
hands had q lively race through the
brush and over stones and fences AND
through creeks and gullies. Messrs'
Trimbls and Slaughter were compelled
TO dismount to give chase, and they
ran through water up to their waists
before overhauliHg the IIales, WHIT
were brought to iowa under arrest.
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IihBIh.
Texas Pine, Rough, per N IS II 9
Dressed one side. 81 U
Dressed two sides 81
Flooring, dressed,
tongucd and grooved. 49,. % y
Texas Pine, Siding ........ 16 20 )
White Pine, Siding, clear go. 90 .
Three-eIghths
beaded ceiling, clear n 81 o
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, ~
1, per thousand, heart. - %
Shingles, Sawed Cypress, No.
2, per thousand ...., 90
Latb, White Pine, per 1000. 4 q
LIKE.
Lime, per barrel 81 90
Rosendale cement, per
barrel. ...-..-....-.. 30
Portland cement, per bbl z 90 10 s. 2
Plaster Paris, per bbl. 3 80
Hair, per pound ........ 10
Fire brick, per II sos 0Oai2J 2
MONETARY.
Whatever discount u done at u
banks commands IS 10 "a per cen'
Loans on real estate security for Ion
time can be had at ~ per cent, PAN
BILE monthly.
State warrants--bid % 12c; aske
90 lie. City warrants = bid "a
/ asked Soc.
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AT Tobins' drug store you can get
window or picture glass Of any size.
feb26tf
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HORsE STEALrNG.-We failed TO no
tice, last week, the arrest and deten-
ton in our county jail of the Simpson
brothers, two young men OF this
county, charged with horse stealing.
One of them, after faH organization
before Justice Neiil, has been bound
over in the sum of $3.50 for his appear
ance at the next tenn Of the District
-ourt, TO answer any indictment which
may DO found against him. In default
of bail he was remanded to prison.
The other brothers case awaits the ar
rival OF witnesses who have hesa sum
moned 10 his behalf. One of the sto
len horses was the property of j. I.
Melvin, a worthy mechanic Of thu:
city, and the capture and confinement
OF the Simpsons are in large measure
due to his exertions, which We are glad
TO say also resulted in the recovery Of
his horse.
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
- GARD,

To AL VINO are suffering from the errors Z
indiscretlons Of youth. nerFoas weakness, e
decay. loss Of manhccf. ETC.. VIII sesld = &c
tina, xiil care yos. PREE or CHARGE. r
greA. remedy wEs dssceyered by-a mission.
IN soaih Anlerie<. send sell-addreseed
'iOpe 70 The Rev. GosEla T. IaNkN. Slaflol
II land a n1aguihcsnf nes Hazeifon piano. n
70 order for myeelf 10 Eult THE cismst 2. IA
superb gu tar. Address Mas. u a G. VII
Q TOLEE-sundGy night. frpss %
- fAfm, llstt bay horsf = IN ~ uift+ rl-Gt /
4 brusFn De,uy hFan4sd -. ~ reward f1I a
fre3rery. Hfeik4 EOLLiG lyz4 q q
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MARK ETS ny TELRCuAPu.
GALVESTON MARKETS


GALVESTON MARKETS..
| GALVESTON, July 24.-Gold 1850
lo6. Silver 99@par EXclrlnge-Ncw
York sight. ls@is per cent. premium,
New orleans sight par@l i per cent. pre-
MUM.
Cotton receipts, 4 bales; safes none,
stock on hand 930S bales; market dull
and nominal; good middling l2lbc; mid.
ding llSSc; low middling lllsc; good
ordinary l0iSC
Wool quiet Eastern and Northern fine
and medium, free of hurs, of nine to
| twelve months growth, 27m30c; do.
bury, l5@lSc; Eastern and Northern
coarse l962sc; do, bury, la0al5c;
Western and Southern fine of nine 10
twelve months growth 2iGG21c; medium
2O923c; coarse Western and Mexican
l26Il5c
lIides-market quiet; dry, selected,
l5c; light, sailed, l3c; stack, sailed, lee;
damaged half price; kips ZEE; wet sailed,
as they run, So; selected, 9isc; butch
ers green &C.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, july aI.-Gold 1855
@lo51s. Sight i premium. Sterling,
bank, 5,13I%.
Flour quiet hut steady: no demand
Tor low grades; NN ST 1O6tf 90; xxx
S7.5O@9.O0; choice So. "2.IN,9 80. Corn
meal dull and nominal, A.ld at 81. 10
Corn steady; mixed tiSc. white CSC. Oats
dull and nominal al $50 inr. Bran dull
quoted al S0c. HAY guici, prime $li.5 -
old. 80; ckoics $!;.Nd Pork quiet; held:
spot $l4.50, TO arrive $l4.19. Dry salted
shoulders moderately active at G!sCdGc;
loose 5s4c. Bacon quiet al 4 S7s, $500
sac. Hams steady; choice SugarCurcd II
@l2e. Lard quiet; ticrcc 9lf059I%c; keg
94@l0c. Rice scarce but firm; ordinary
TO choice Louisiana 5l5@7c. Coffee dull;
cargoes Of ordinary 10 prime lS@203ic
Whisky quiet; quoted al $t05@lil.
Sugar quiet and weak; iobbing in COM
mon to good common at om9Ic: fair TO
fully fair 9is@924c; prime to choice 97s
@lOl4c; centrifugal lie, clarified lGi5
@tlC. Molasses nominal.
Cotton - marke, ,,uA and UNCHANGED;
sales 800 bales; good ordinary 1880
1850; low middling 105s@llc; middiing
ll4@1l2sc; good middliuG 1la1@12c;
middiing fair l2ssGI9I5c; fair l2's@
12Br
ST. louis MARKETS.
ST. LoUIs, July 81. - Flour dali.
Wheat better; No. . red fall Sl3:J hid
No. . do, S! 55@Si. % bid. Corn
unsettled; Nc ,. mixed, 45l$@45Lc
| Oats dull at 27c. Rye dull, no sales
Whisky steady and unchanged Pork
better; small lots $l3.40 Lard nomi
nally unchanged. Bulk meats unchanged
Bacon inactive at q, G5s@SI5c for
shoulders, clear ribs Sni clear sides
Hogs, receipts very light; scarcely any
! thing iaing
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, July III Stocks quiet
Money 81 per cent. Gold 1855. EN-
changc-long 4 sc; short 1865. Govern
mcnts firm. State bonds dull but steady.
Cotton market easy; uplands Il Size;
| Orleans - 7-l6c; sales @Si bales. Flu
lures steady; July Il Pc; August II 24C8
l2.26c; September II. l0@l2 l3c; Octo
| hcT II. G4@ei IL G6c November II 400
l1.42c; December .41@1lii3
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, July ?l-NOon Cotton
easier selling, bat prices unchanged; mid
ding uplands Gssd; middling Oleans
g 9-l6d; sales 5000 bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and export
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Tho attention of the readers Of both
the daily aud weekly editiona Of 'lHE
llrRALp IN directed 10 the liberal adj
yerlirenout of the above great dfy
goods house, Every week there VIII
he an entire change, and bargains ANA
attractions will constantly succeed each
other In these weekly bulletins OF the
kings of the dry goods trade II II
rare that house Of such magnitude II
built up In Texas Ia no short u time,
aud Que patent fact Ia this connection
atanda out In bold relief from all Others
ana that isi Without merit ~ mer'
chants, aud integrity an men, II would
have proven an utter impoSalbillly'
Remember that their immense sales
rooms are 10 be found NJ 6l0 a bl2 Elm
aud Oh Main streets, Dallas.
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A case Of "mRtrimonlnl unpleasant
neasp was before one Of our courts last
week Able counsel were engaged on
both sides, and elOquence that causei
tho spirits Of departed statesmen IN
rest uneasy rhpg through the halls,
Money was lavishly spent by the par
ties, ind both Sides An the Jury re'
tired for their verdict sat spell'bound,
both confident of success. But, alas
thut "man should triumph over wa
man" Ia too bad, but the Judge Wisely
affirmed the judgment inasmuch ny
Mira. smith did not take "the interest
OF her husband at heart aud paid four
dollars more for ready-made dress
than she could have bought II for NJ
Nj. Sues Bazaar OF Fashion" Moral
Consult your own Interest, and make
your purchases OF NJ, Sues IL you would
"kQep pence In the family. p--tf
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Call on b. Meyer, If you are pecu.
niarlly embarrassed.
III you want to save hundred
dollars In the purchase Of u buggy, 20
to 0rr's.-tf
II you want 10 trade all old buggy
for new one, Orr's is the place. I'll.
-B. Meyer, under the operahouse,
bays county scrip.-tL
Go see the buggies over Orr's sta
ble.-n
Drink Sparks celebrated six year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. apr2O-Im
Drink Sparks celebrated ak year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner. |l apraD-lm
III you want the cheapest farm
wagon In the market, you will dnd II
At orr's.-tL
--Ifyou want your buggy painted OF
repaired In fist-class style, 20 to
Drr's.-tf
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Ramsey " Leigh, commission mer-
chants and dealers IN farm and mill
machinery, are clever gentlemen, and
we are glad to learn, as we do from q
citizen OF Johnson county, are doing
well. They possess the full confidence
Of tho business community, and doubt
less richly deserve 1t, TnE HERALD
has many friends in that splendid
county, and to them 1t commends the
above house.
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1hu columns NJ our paper show a
decided decrease IN our advertising
patronage aimee the llrHt Of tho month,
ocooaioned solely by the hard llmee,
and The consequent stTlngeney OF the
money market, We Insist that the
plan Of retrenchmont embraced In Ie'
duclng advertising eSponhea ID u mis-
take, Nh that IL the very hest known
anlidole for dull times. The most
successful buaineaH men invariably OK
tend their range Of advertising when
liues Rre dulleat, The rule holds good
In Dallas. The Sanger brothers appear
this morning with u whole column, In
both our daily aud weekly editions,
just doubling their former outlay, and
surely they are iiratoass business men
who advertise, IN they do everything
else, with intelligence and telling VI
feet, The example N surely worthy ol
respectful consideration, aud 40 We
commend II 10 our patrons generally