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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

The solcmntics of ordaining and installing Sen
ator B1rnum aS pastor of the Democratic flock were
celebrated on the evening Of the Holy sabbath. Mr..
Barnum's call gives emphasis TO the rebuke which
the Democratic Committee administered to the Re
publican party for its shameless use of money for
elrc lion purposes. Mr. BagRum has an unstaggcring
faith in moral suasion and lac distrusts the reac-
tiOnary mule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

The ceremonies of Inauguration suspended
the work of Cabinet making at Washington
Yesterday, and there seems to be little to add
70 The definite announcements made yesterday.
The two places then in doubt, the War and
Navy Departments, are still untitled, and there
are several urgent candidates for each
The understanding seems to be, however,
that one of these places shall 90 TO
New-Emgland, and the other to the
West. Washington dispatches give some m
tcrcStng facts with respect to the proposed
choice of Gen. Joseph T.. Johnston as Score
tary of War, which show that we came very
near seeing at the head of our army twelve
wears after the surrender of the Conied-
CRATES one of the greatest OF their gen
erals, and that the General of the Army
himself favored this action. This wodld
have been undoubtedly the most striking
instance of amnesty on record. 1t Is also
shown that the new departure, Indicated by
President Hayes's forthcoming appointments
as well as by bis inaugural address, Is already
exciting much discussion and some consider
able difference of opinion among Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06
omnsemenis ano hlrtiinas Co. Night.

BooTHs THEATER.-" Fifth Avenue"
EAGLE THEATER.-" Ia Graude Duchesse' Aimee
fIFTH AyENUk IHEAtER.-" Lemons
NEW BROADWAY TuEATER.-" TrOddcn Down.
NIBLO's GARDEN" Around the World. -.
OLYMPIC THEATER-"The Fairy aud the COODler'
PARK THRATER.-" Our Boarding House
San FRANCISCO MINSTRELS ,...
UNION sol ARR rHEATER.-" The Danichehs
NALLACKs THEAIER.-" The Rivals
CHURCH OF THE Holy TRIMTY.-Lecure. Prof T.
Warren Clark. r,u,,
CLINTON HALI.-Italv's Centennial EXhlDt ,,-, ~,
UHIEEs WONDER THEATLR-MaSical anu MUSICAL fer-
Torrance.
NIsTORICAL LIBRARY Meeting. . -,
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART.-Castellah ColeCuon
NEw-YoKK AOUARIUM--Day and Evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

Latest advices indicate that Russia is not
disposed to grant the term of probation which
the dplomatists are disposed to ask as las;
resource for Turkey. The Gar doubtless sees
that it would be more dignied TO back down
completely than TO adopt a subteriuse of that
kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

II is conceded in London that our bonds are
the only foreign patOnal securities III Wh'ch
the British public may safely invest. TIE I'M
provement in our credit which this ito cues
will greatly assist the new Administla'Ion IN
placing our finances on sound and satisfac-
tory basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

The Police Commissioners have established
the great moral principle that policeman
who borroWs must pay. An officer who Dor
rowed but did not pay is fined moIt's
salary. Now let somebody enlarge the julis-
diction of the Police Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

SHOULD the fusionist committee appointed by
the Direct Gable Company against the will o!
the legitimate stockholders, effect working
arrangement" the monopoly is likely to be
short lived. 1t is understood that the British
Government cOntemplates laying cable from
Halifax to Bermuda as a measure of military
defense. From this project to government
transatlantic cable the step is not very great
The necessity is almost as imperative in one
ease as the other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

Our Washington dispatches give full and
interesting account of the Inauguration cere-
monies. which are always simple, and which
perhaps a lack of time for preparation made,
on this occasion, simpler than ever
They record also the significant but
hardly important fact that the Dem
ocratic members of the House stayed away
almost in body. 1t is significant, because 1t
illustrates the temper in which these men
accept their own settlement of the cQntro-
yersy; but it is not important, because the
settlement has already passed beyond stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-06

The Belgian towing system for canal nayi-
cation has now all the approval it would seem
to need to insure its adoption. The Chamber
of Commerce. Produce Exchange Importers
and Grocers' Board of Trade, Maritime TX
change and Cheap Transportation Association,
all unite in commencing it, Any Improvement
which greatly increases the facilities OF the
canal at moderate cost will get an easy hear
ing, especially when it comes under such
auspices.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-10

SUMPTION probably ooniain opium EplaN
o. O. fomefhat q rrg rave drug in pil cases.
aui lf,akau freely hy ooiumpuys paurna'
10 must do great imlD ior No tendency % Va
r0nhne lne morbid malior ln lho lsl lnr
which, ni nuurse, must Hhhs q euie lmlHh'
s,blr. frAgu rs fulm0uie syrup h war
muted not lu contain particle Of oplpmi %
b composed 0i p0Wtnpl hat harmless lrThsl
which au GA tho lungs, liver stomach Hnh
blood, end lhus correct ail mprhll htlir'
tous, aud eHpel all mrd.seasld matter fpm
tha b0ay. 1hes Hrp lhe puly meHpa nY
which Copsumptn u can boo runii ana hH
srhenck b rumono syrup sra Weed Tonic
aud Mandrake rillsarr tho oniy medicines
which operate iu This way 10 ls obvious lhr}
arr tna only genuine euro lor Pulmonary
| Consumption, farh hottie of lhls lnYaIua'
bio medicine rs accompanied hy nan ii~r
tInns pr sehouok Ii professionally AZ hlH
prInflpa once, corner fl4th ana Alrh
/ htrUh Philadelphia, every Monday Nhrie
! all lHreB lnr advice must Dee al lfnshed
| luulWlm
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TIE STATE OVER.

HIM. Co,mtU--lIou j. w. Whitmore
died at his residence in Greonvllc, on
the Goth of May.
johnson CoaatN-The Chronicle cor
respondents are ably discussing the
stock law,
Bcrn CotmH-The opposition to the
water works received bacllset. M.
Il. Burnett committed suicide.
Limestone C6mtH-Mexia is now dis-
cussing the propritty of accepting the
proposition of the Peabody fund in their
schools. A petition is being circus
lated, asking for new courthouse.
Ellis Coimty.-The Enterprise speaks of
an attempt to break Jail in Waxahachie
last week. The plot was discovered.
"A barber bathed in the creek with
in bounds and paid S27 80. Pretty
dear bathing.
Gon-aieS C6ntU-The officers shot q
negro who was resisting an arrest
Thomas Sullivan, of Brooklyn, New
York, murdered negro girl living on
DeWitts farm, because she would not
accede to his-wishes. lie was promptly
arrested.
Galveston Comty.-The Washington
Guards are discussing the proposition
TO go into camp, in regular military
style, in July Jackson was sun
struck on Tuesday.-Mrs. Gudain's
female academy commencement took
place Tuesday.
Washington Cbmty.-- Five members
of the rifle club have hit the bulls-eye
at one hundred yards distant Good
cracks for Freshmen.-John Ward
who was wounded in the recent mystic
rious murder has been discharged from
custody, but held under bond as a witt
ness.
Deaton County.-Pilot Point is looking
for the Transcontinental railroad, with
the expectation Of realizing its hopes
e'er Denton sees the Dallas and Wichi.
ta.-The Denton churches have not.
as reported, closed their doors to the
religious services by Rev. d. X. Grafton.
The Monitor thinks when business
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QUALITIES.


~ Is " So'el'',' 'nlng 'oI " l'',',''''a'
young man 10 leau plllshlhB uTlue up
to the altar and promise to endOw her
,ith ,ll hi, ,vorIdl, ,oods
"''' W. "'' ""''''l S'"'''
Dptroit Post, Tho story TINT Colo.
y III.
neI NeltIlle BAKER mas u''olh' uaNn'
full Ba2Ouk is denied in England, They
know he isn't that kind Of u man.
Punch: "a say, Cousin Constance, I've
found out why YOU always call your
mamma Mater. why Guy 2' BE
cause she is always irving TO find q
mate for Won girls"
Tho Woorcos,or pross ,bi,l,s th,t
. Tnrkis gn,Iior soryin,, for thrco cent.
NON law nnnht ~ hn Ing w. w. hroyo 49, y
Harvard graduate editing New Eng.
land weekly at seven dollars week.
MIA Paw Dr uoosoo ana of phno
lJnhio,, ,,,ay, mo,''Inn D"niet n,;nis
,,a.i paw ,'io1' IoP"'"l ill., ''
~ ,o'I'I''''i,o 'Ios ,, a' ,. 81" -
~ ','T o W ",' "0"' 'Uo'i, w. aol'. ' ,",,
W% ,J'' ar o ootro Wv Fn 1H Ini
hn'" ",l u,, tnn,o W 'no, c,U '' ''''''
''o' wv '''o ''''''0 "''' '''''
paily Derrick -..u,
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A waierspout Of Burlington Iowa
flooded llaWkeye creek aud 100 valley
doing o great deal ol damage 10 louude,
res eto Tho llaWkeye man I'D not
take this tide al 10 flood.
Nepolism, under President Hayes b.
AZ d discount Thirty persons have
been dismissed from one department.
because there were thirty other persons
employed there who were their blood
relations
Several hundred package ot butter
shipped IN Chicago lay the Fltlsbuls
aud Fort Wayne railroad lSlm Union
Incl made the run from Chicago "a
Liverpool In the unprecedented time oil
twelve days and Dix hours
A. Dorchester Nebraska May so, a
cold wind blew from thofoulh wlIher'
ing the leaves VI the corn which, o lew
hours later ifmken bclweonthe thumb
and fingers, would crumhle us II The
plants had been frozen,
The telegraph warat Nashville. Ten
nessecl has ended 10y hn n"nrd OF 2 u
the Western Union company 1s dam
ages rom the Atlantic ana Par'll'coln'
pahy using lh' r'snl OF way W'nR '"'
noulh ana N"'ln N''Nny l'''l'"
The mortality of Nashville for thl
month Of May was whites 2o eolorrd
81 total, 81, The mlcol mortality o.
the white population for the monll
was 1892 per 1000 per annum VINE
that Of the colorod population was "n''
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rBNRUSTEE'S SALE.-W on the third
l. day Of April, 1876, John NJ, Crockett and
his wife Catharine ", Crockett made, oc-
knowledged ard delivered to me Din Mi
born, their certain deed Of trnst for the M
pose of securing the pnyment of n certain
promlssory note, on INIT dav execntad hi
said John NJ Crockett Ia Adams A. Ie0norj
tor the sun of two thousan dolIors dna ~
ninety days after its date and bearing In
tereSt at the rate OF two per cent per month.
which deed of trust was duly recorded In
volume 3D. pages 7BJ, 786 and iB7 of RecurbS
of Deeds, Bonds, etc, OF Dallas county, Texas
and to which reference il here ,nade 90
which said note ana daed of Irnst ~ NJ
Brooks Is now the legal owner and holder
And, whereas IL Is provided in said deed of
trust that in case said note Should not w..
paid according 10 its tenor and ettact th U' 10
DIN Wellhorn, should proeead 10 soil 49,,
lands therein described FOR cosh for tLa INC
pose of satisfying said note. after giving ,t,,o
and timely public notice of Tho t ii,l,s NY uu9
place of sale. And, Whereos, said lam ~
Crockett has wholly failed 10 INV soid 49,, ~
now This ia To give inc and ,;Tpp9 HS S"iu hote,
tlce that on MONDAY. TAE E2 Il WLNI NJ
DAY OF JUNE natwaen tba -, ''n az -
o'clock q. IN. and 3 o'clock N m in front ~ ~
the court house door i'm mo citv ~ A nn1t VI
state of Texas, by virtue of the power in ,,,5
vested by said deed of trust, ana M tha ra.
quest of said NJ, NJ Broo4s / will nrocnoi -
sell to the highest bidder. for cash in ~, ~
the lands eonyeyed To ma in Soid d" a mahu
trust, for the purpose of sotisfvin, co "a ~ VI
which lands are descrihed ns foli6p" 70 n N's
A certain tract of land Iving IN ~ n,E nv
county, Texas, on the west sids Of Trint aS
river, about three miles haIor1 ~ Atih,ultS
Dallas, ON the sonlh siSa of Todo cue citS
part of the w j. Elliott snrvav o,,d vtoeh, ~
as fol ows: BpginuIng Of ~ 800 80 "ounueu
west bank of Trinity river from w ~ she
mulo berry inches in diameter bears sontI,
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CONDENSED NEWS.

New York is making success of the
cheap cab system.
Anthony Gardner has been elected
president of Liberia
The Smngericst began in Quincy, Hi
nois, on Tuesday evening.
New Orleans is troubled with spirits.
They come through mediums.
Steel rails have been put upon the
old jackson route in Mississippi.
Governor Young, of Ohio, will not be
a candidate for reelection this fall
The democrats of Mississippi are
wheeling into line in solid phalanx,
Governor Nichols has signed the
death warrants of two more murderers.
Missouri editors are in session at
Fredercktown, with large attend.
ance.
Norwich, Connecticut was carried by
the republicans this year. Last year it
was democratic.
In st. Louis the bar does not allow q
member to advertise his willingness to
obtain divorces.
The postal commission have been
caring sumptuously as they are SWING
ng round the circle.
General William Il. Miles has been
announced by the Yazoo Herald ms its
choice for governor of Mississippi,
The Lee Monument association now
have nearly $4,000 subscribed, and it
seems the enterprise is to be success.
North Louisiana is to have fair at
Shreveport. The organization has been
effected but no definite action taken.
A money loaners association has been
formed in London with the object of
loaning money on real estate in the
United States.
John s. Thompson, chairman of the
democratic committee of Ohio thinks
the convention on the 25th of July
will indorse Hayes
George Sanderson, of Memphis. Ten.
nessee, sought shelter under n large
tree from heavy rain on Saturday, aud
was Killed oy llghtnlng.
A proposition is now being made to
divide the state OF California into two
states. 1t seems that the people of the
state are anxious for the division.
The st. Louis Times denies that
John A. Logan was ever rendered the
Brazilian mission, or the collectorship
ut Chicago. 1t thinks Hayes means
reform.
Two thousand sheep were lately sold
in Adelaide, South Australia, at twenty.
five cents a head This is the effect of
the drought. Drought and flood are
curses of that country.
Andrew Christal and Frank Pierce
will swim a match of fifty miles in the
Mississippi. for the championship. for
$1,000. Ii Is expected to take place
about the 10Th Of June.
An officer on duty in st. Louis was
shot and fatally wounded on Monday
night by an ex>ofhcer whom he was
attempting TO arrest. The murderer
was afterward arrested.
Being a good time for press associas
iions to meet and confer about the
pleasure and profits of journalism, the
Mississippi editors are having a good
time at Holly Spings.
The little radical war in New Orleans
between the different radical aspiranis
seems to be uucovering the rascality Of
the past four years about as fast as the
courts could possibly do by inyestiga-
ton.
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OUR HOPKINS COUNTY LET
TER.
Local News ana Views of mn Inteln.
gent Correspondence.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 5, Is

SULPHUR SPRINGS, June 8, 1877.
To the Editor of The Herald
DEAR SlR--On last night our county
was visited by q rain, accompanied in
many localities 10y very severe wind
storm the town of Black Jack Grove, in
the western portion of the county was
very badly damaged, there being about
twenty houses more or less injured, and
several blown down The Masonic hall
was blown down, a ginmill, and anoth.
er badly damaged. Several persons
were slightly wounded, but nobody Sc.
riously. Some hail, but have heard
of no serious damage to crops from il.
The rain was general, and will almost
make carly corn. Wheat harvest going
on, and the wheat is very fine. Crops
generally, never promised better at this
season of the year.
Some drunken men broke into tho
Gazette office last night and pied all the
forms, and left the type in such condi.
ton that it will hardly be possible for
the proprietor to get out paper this
week, supposed by many to be the work
of the enemies Of local option, rs the
order made by the county court an>
nouncing the result OF the election. and
fixing the 18th OF June as the day
when local option goes into effect was
being published, as provided by law
and this being the last issue they
thought they would extend the time
for one month. Mr. Editor we leave
you to imagine as to what kind of hu.
NOR the proprietor Of the Gazette is in
10 day. TEXAS sr,n
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The cali for an extra session of the
Legislature seems, to all human percep-
ton, dire necessity, and there would
not be single voice to question the
policy, did The memory of its former
acts give promise of efficient action in
any of the great measures which now
so sadly need Legislative attention. Sew.
eral very important amendments, in
volving nearly all the causes OF present
complaint, are needed. If the call is
made, the governor will specify what
amendments it will act upon. These
amendments must be submitted to the
people for ratification, and subsequent
regular session adopt and incorporate
them in the constitution. The most a
called session could do would be to so
legislate as that the force of the present
evils might be broken, and the neces-
sary appropriations be made for mains
tanning the efficiency of the govern.
ment. We have no advice to offer his
excellency on this important subject,
but are of the opinion that if the neces-
sary funds can be had otherwise, the
state ought to be spared the expense of
an extra session, and more especially,
as we doubt whether the Fifteenth
Legislature has improved with the lapse
of time, as does other spirits, and the
state can stand anything else better
than the tinkering make.shifts of the
past. The Sixteenth Legislature will be
constructed of different timber or we
are sadly out in our reckoning and
craftsmanship will supercede stupidity
and inexperience.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-10
Hayes n Deserter-Re yieto-
~ Not Worth the Effort.

Philadelphia Transcript So far as
Pennsylvania Is concerned, the honors
are easy, with the chances In favor of
republican defeat. Philadelphia could
perhaps save the ship from wreck, but
what Is to be gained by III There is no
republican principle at stake, for Pres.
ident Hayes has deserted and turned
over his party. bag and baggage to his
adyersaries There is no prospect of
republican recognition in the event of
success, for, under our new heraldry,
those who win the victory must stand
aside and make room for those who vote
persistently and consistently against
the republican party and abhor the
doctrines of human liberty, Of which
the republican party Is the exponent.
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ITlaa fearful circumstance that the
prosperous city of Bryan will support
only palentinsido paper The Hlof
Is edited and controlled by one Of the
best newspaper men in Texas, and de,
serves the most ample support, we
are sorry brother Smith finds 1t ncccs'
aary to invoke the aid Of the auxiliary
,Ian
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Rnds|sure 90 be whipped,

indianapolis Sentinel: The utter de-
-geat of the radical party in Ohio is very
generally conceded, and it is held that
Mortons open letter is helping on the
blessed catastrophe, There seems to be
something fitting and eminently just in
the belief that Morton will aid in kill
ing off the radical party, just as there is
something agreeable In seeing snake
insert its fangs into its own tail.
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Tho delightful elects oflblspew principle
Dr.J.ll. MolpanB Cough and Luug llral'
ing Globules, Aslho saliva in lhe mouth
acts on tho gloDulosa gus III generated wlllrh
hDolhH and hoaIh irritation oiiue throat
and lungs makes tho voice clear asa bras
cures hoaneness, coughs, oodsaud cansump'
u rul u0Ers, by mail, 20 cents, Dr. d,
II, Melenu. 80 { Chestnut street HL Louis,
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IT'S vital question to Dallas, is that
same publicschool election whichisto be
decided soon Let us vote tho tax and
rely on no Peabody, or busybody, either,
to do what is only our own plain duty
educate our own youth. TIN HERALD
would regret to see the measure de.
ieated, but will bow in submission to
the will Of the people but we trust the
expression OF that will, will be in the
line OF the progress of the new age
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Waco complains that her trade terri
tory IL oyouun by Dallas dnmmors.
What would sho hayop II she does
not cultivate the rich field she must
not complain II our energetic merchants
ahould do H.
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CoroSaL j, c. DEGRGss, the new mayor
Of Austin, is wrestling in the police
court with n bribery suit That same
city of Austin is unique, and certainly
manages to select unique officers, but
we question If she has not surpassed
herself in this way, in electing rs her
chief magistrate, Davis wonderful SUI
perntendont OF public instruction
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VIZ are delighted TO sec the splendid
array Of new advertisements which
crowd tho columns Of that excellent
journal, the Waxahachio Eaioprisc II
is u healthy indication, and speaks in
trumpet tones In favor Of the enterprise
Of Waxahaohie.
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S75 REWARD.

II STRAIED or stolen from me on the
II night of the 10Th inst, one GRAY GELD
ING, about sixteen hands high seven or
eight years old, branded on the right should
left eye defective. A splendid saddle horse
has all the gaits. will pay twenty-five
dollars for the delivery If the horse to me
at Dallas, and fifty dollars additional for
the conviction of the thief who stole him.
am satisfied that he was stolen
A. HARDWOOD,
County Clerk, Dallas County, Texas.
may2B.d6tSW2t
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TmE editor of Tng HERALD rs dooply
grateful to His brethren Of the press Ion
the kindly sympathy extended to him
In the reccnt heavy sorrow which has
settled down 10 dreorily upon his house
hold, This manly sympathy is very
sweet, but how utterly does 1t fail to
lift the weight from the oveybmdoncd
InnnI z
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING iilIjjJrsE 10.

TINS editor Of the MeXia Latgr ortiz
oIsed tho conduct Of the drooabeeckans,
aud wal threatened with personal ylo'
lenoe, llo comes back At them In a
mild rebuko, aud evidently holds tho
,,.ound
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TnE editor OF 'rnE DALLAS HERALD
frankly admits that the philosopher OF
the Marshall HrdR is ono too many
for him on the money question,
The above is from the pen of that
literary Bashful Boaouk, Tom Bowers
Of the Pamela lnaichmon, but as both he
and the philosopher in question arc
capitalists, we must be content to allow
them to make capital out of us,
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9aiIg 4lerald,

fnn DAiLY nnhALnla published every
m0faing, eIaapi na MOniHY, az fln 20
Hunum ~ sdNanotj postage prepaid 81
~ 0enlh por week dpliffIid in ihn rliyi
AnVHhflhHIEG HATES unH square lifn lines
n0npafnlll One TINE u lp' esnh hnltfluNu
inA0itlOn, 10 einli. special Talah inT Weoklg
monthly and yearly advertisers,
THE NEEKLY HERALD ~ published eYfi3
Saturday morning ~ " W POT Year post
nge prepaid,
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He did not like TO tell her
Her teeth were foul, her breath wss bad.
And 80, he simply sent her
Some fragrant sOzODoNT he hal.
She took the pint aud usel it,
And now shes sMHal md h a nlnh