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larry D. FREQ, have word for you.
MAbok MApcAF, llep. Pro Ten.
HINTS ABOUT DAnIEs..-TIIEN NEED
Ed CURE.

To tbs Editor Of The 7rttrsns-
&C. cu,Saso S. Oct. IL can't stand u nuy longer
risk Of proving unwelsome' I'm going 70 join tho
ooa up tho As saans o epp"ps soa
ssy an that ,uh,set ~ I'M. eo,,.stsI ~ ~n no ~
samples OF sugar from tho various Rroccrs about
Chicago, and carefully oaalyz.t t!4cm, A promi.
nens 1a,, caemst' VINO particular friend "f mtne,
followed tns y my examinations. and ouf results
ugtced In andin3 nonc-aesolutcly nono-of tho
tbe fnnerai srfmon an nj. su,,isct. to- ,.h ~.
a.oa ~. ~, w. w.. vi .a., -. .,; ~ WIZ 'a;a
W. ~, ~ w. ny o'a "0 % Ano NOV
1@Si p'sSie. h.,. ,.., INTACT. =, N, NINA. ,,,,.. m
m|f,tloa TO ne. E,sr .ine. va. Zig snoass 10
they me, and have yst to sea tho crying babI lint
IT, sn,oa ,. ~. Nv. ssoneay. oas .a
ssS en- Rs':ss 'Ss: s:'f ssa
c i1x a. Sh!d ssa s,S % IL. S as I'D 4
r. acn.te. senase lossn.e-ia snort, !nosAersi y
niit,r III, a'insx ~ r. ans 70 odt good
Tho III Fps wsna ne q H. like ali th,,
~. y tais: M non's allow {out Gaby to acquire The
mean: y5ar power ana d. sssry one tnos. assss
soMeth'nE a9oat AKing caro- OF oab!esi to stop it,
Fey @ets. s.,es t na!eas 1 wsn!s rome:
XIII XIII - tos r. '%ss Tbs by .s: IT,
hangfy aaa ettss s9s iood. feed According 70
tne Ifxaa.ons tnat shail Eiyo further on; II ta
making ~ 1.eH, ae1ay wha,o.s 4 yoa WRIT 'wees
'eTlTG4t plGos iotaoe' hn.a' nopp5. neaitny enll1;
, 1877-10-13
WOMEN IN TIE EUROPEAN WAR.
To tAs EDITOR pi ynS Triktns.

TO hs EHAoF N 3M 1TktHs-
FLonEscE; Ill.,, Oct. al feel somewhat timtd
a!stcrhooa, Hut feeling you ara both charitable
and LIBERAL shall ask Ut you that you make room
fos oaa more. The Homo comes to u now q
weekly guest illllnR hearts with delight ~ wo
read IL columns, where each onn In their own way
contributes 10 our moral, intellectual aud physical
improvement,
1t comes With all tho welcome Of familiar friend
with whom wo may hold converse without res.
tEAInt, and from whom We may Fucelye good coun.
sel and adves giving new strength and impetus 10
lts' ehsetfuly a:g'nx u onward 10 tuldil the
sa'os; n,,, da,iss "a, as:$ns I, .hs ny A.. ard
eHdnsaues. Ny mind has oeon iilleI with con.
w. sn ~ ws isS'a t. G n.n
tain hs. integrity asa nation and repulso Russian
wtlh certain victory: Then REASONING from. an.
myself hrr defeat would 'be beneficial 10 hcf Ia
many ways, and to the world at Iarxs q eauao to-
VIEW q ss ss X sss; e..
worso than slavery.
are no longer Kings; women no longer alnvus. In
all ayes woman hAs been tho central star 0f clvi-
nation, Through her 4 disseminated ail tho redn.
Ing influences u eulturu and intelltsrnca ~ shs
becomes educated, elevated, md rlsrs 10 that do.
Rsee Of perfect wemanhool fnr which sho was In.
so r.s. ia H. ss Se@s I'D
c!tnclns thuso nooltE traits which distinguish aud
places him above Tho ordinary levc! uf arta,ul
fukcs. Let As h0pe TOT the emancipation Ut Turk
tsh wom~n who asv pe rntttnd u live Only because
they can do mcMlal aessies and adplial.ser - tho
whatever t,s foundation bs on which sas Cso.s
Tr.ts, that 1t reach Iuy0nd the Crescent. sherehy
fa',ng woman, fot dll no. Christ mako het an u.
ae.plscd. tofsakent H. becaulu her friend, lifted
her up, Gna placed her at tao foot as tie cruss,
whore u,otcJ md pards'n wero free.
/ lfnaxth1 thh tDF O{ thO4A tn rki irh Hr0
, 1877-10-13
EARLY DAYS EXPERIENCE,
"a ths Editor NJ 7hs Tribune,

CRfcAn6. Uct+ J.-Wtll, o! cOurbn We all went 10
the Convention. Such rubbing up and putting in
order, not Of our wits, ~ It docs not rcqnra vory
bright 10 look and llsten. but OF orr wear
Ing apparel. 10 as not to disgrace Tho Home gath.
cri1Y. Frstfy, We went to all tho openings in or.
der 10 know by comparison how much better It Is
10 be intellectual than fashionable, nnd that We
might rc5oice thnt wo not ~ other women arc
Rivon 10 now clothes md able to buy them.
Mem. Don't Try this rcclRe-it don't work we,l.)
Tacn wc turned ont stops homcward. Walking
shcepishly in. our tnrty took the hrst
,.'ConvaJnnnt" seats. perfectly ovcrwhclmcd by
the conviction that The entire audience woald
f,s =: s''T and shsf r., ns,v wh one yese
LOFTY sentiments beautifully expressed fully mirror
my own. And tis .hc: Fwcct Annie Martar, wao1e
she! dear Aunt johanna, whose extract OF wild
cats foot has cnFed u cancer enjoyed for fifteen
yc.,s. md tcryenty trusting that drring ,thu or.
pass that our hack hairs wonld stay up and our
pull.backs maintain ils integrity. No snch dls.
genius was nuvcf appreciated il tiio lfct,me Of ,bs
Individual and. concluding VIC could wait awhile,
raised our several par nf oibIts and saw-wut did
With display 81 faaey. art!clc.:. We Jaw
Fe,u sS . Who ookcd .t a. We ihoashs IL
would; aud kenn-tueky. who proved 10 ho rh,,.
Soon We hecan to teceght1o othrf friends. Gems
sweet fowrss bloomcd near, nnd bright coiors daz.
xlsd H. Thn es,,s to knew y eight those whose
Smonnnv 70 sn ons 81 m ., a{ Ssses
sharp elbow Of thr mcmbe1 from Tfmbnetoo coun.
cra - "',S snS ea.'t !. say which
=, We won't saY ANYTHING s',oHt ihe speeches. All
e.r wns me nd Sas aosFs so ne se
bring Ii down. Tho Sentimsnts cIp.cssed wcro
tIe fens,S h.s,t to hMve ass 81 %
~ We thoGHnt unsll "e neasa INC eeftienon spcakt
,ns II, r. ~ M sa ;as ,as ~, matcne
waa az I'm ms 'a"e piece a0 Trimmed ~b tho
,h It. GP b.
ofesn ~, am an,usnK; H. .-
y. %s.s ad sG s1 wsfss s S Sas "a sa i
o1 oniy On account Ut tae Inevitable sold you so'
OF 'ookots.on. oe ION. ,n,. ~. .ox,,,
member I'VE arc % al H. poor eseetars; s nsss 5 mp Up
e1a ~ Mett5i ,o,, nv ,ho ,,..a. o,r.
Mins 70 IT, tn1en 1of % me Genans M o. 81. Lnkes
aoor 81 S anc .oeM gua nsos ~ H. .ae n Tas
caught slln,pte Of slight woman A. central
Sne M aas @ 1eneaea tns aestet; soon VII We taks nt
hieeo. zen mill inlnatcs nas.eds wo saT 1er aknin
We were gotnp. when the;o camo grand fnsh,
nMd i.na r. r. T,nr, carney h,s ~ anu aenos.
tnoN. ~ Atrhs " Mao EseuS A,1ntlehn
,nnch-cateF' uhe ryeA were lXeA on hct III horror,
MaM ntoi caxp, sannweaos; peKrss Ktape.-9rapea
;s. 9a "aa 81, a9n ma H. sac settled
nota went 70 her mnnth VIII the measured revu.
iar1y ol Ine ifeah o. tne ahoetty ho!se IN TIC
- Ae9noto sh Maieh m psot Msyo n!aysa 80 nena!inl;
~. nno heeaea ~ one. Ieonlo hiaoo unpleasant
le..a3ks = nuont nGt. Eatoht ena nnnsry. !eoxne
i" n't J,sy. nct s, m.8t "no aston'satneht thea
WIN 1naishas!oh; tneh IN 2 aasca anu helpless
T.t msnnes, anu went a"a5. pun shc ato on ana o.
JMe ~. Ioo,n VIZ waEnl, nos 70 AaI aot N1 coaia
, 1877-10-13

failing @nnree af amnsc;nent. We canno, .u,
fine musicians, but knnw nv cxprr,nren Il s,,N ~, ~
sweet art ~ h1crsln: at hnn,e. flames IT h,s5s "
are Pcatant and nrefn' amusement, gwen r.,.s
very fond Of boys. anu wish to make th.t, b,,nfn an
y II fact that We are not Rcnrrnlly NJ XIX I;
Murdatones" in tho world, With hcr ,.sn,,,' ':' =.
ntnncr Of welcoming pnot ilttie David t'o.,ee::l ~
6c!d: ~ don't generally like boys; how, d w IT,
bpyT' 'It"o,
, 1877-10-13

tn the Editor Of The Tribune.
MosnoE' no. VII e'-.''ele laa T.. anu helt Nosa
hive returned from country v''fs to their grand
1m.e rhieh T .ar h.y0
CARTS" 10 bcln then, p,ake into Chr,stma, nrcsrnu
for te c,r n,"aher sn o,snr s.i"nds ,,t"
wou, ike to Know how to fashion % some ~ Of .,c,s %
Dea"i.ee. eneh. t"f instance aa rue 'RFa's fouh'
ram OF fH'tae oasKst hled WIN growing gtasf.
~. Avery ANAL child tlIat Aunt Carrie has among
i"vo1r .,,,,oc,. vim ,ho.. ro,es sna .saas ~
W., ', yes w.. s',ee ~.Nss @". a. ,,
te,, YOU from .me 10 tino for ,h,nk % ali ehIId.an
shDnld learn to love tho beautiful plants tie good
Lrd1ycs III. hui tbls cono foapta,o or basset isnt
n,o'eiy, M... .. W u,n.o :. w. = n"Aoet ~ corn
c"bs nod litic board aoont eight Inches square,
cob house, ar .',oy.ca5lp fashion:" then stand
1cpv cones ,or o,hef corn-cobsl Upright clnsciv
round the f,des t'n'idel taen pour In sand untli
II Is full, and mako 1t quite damp; also sprinklo
sand III all Tho rcalss Of number OF cones. and
pile them ua in the sand until they stand like a
h'9n !yfam'o' ~ta pfot1y cone on mo top. Now
sprinkle sand all over. and then, with a brush
rras,,secds NJ several Kinds ,thcmp. canary, max,
mustard. or any other kinds you may havc):
Closet or Cellar for treo dsYs, snrnkInr II oycty
1nnfntn.. Then bring IL out to i sunny window.
md SOON the lovely Prcen EsAas Will appear, aud
rooh bv q lovely At.ht. which may u kept flourish
luz for many week bY daily sptink1ing.
4 charming o1lect Tor tho brcakfsat-tablc on
Chrlslmn. niuynlnR Ia d rlhlcr.gnrten. Can you
got an old ''castnwsy" table-easter9 II 40, you
will have a mast auperb garicn: but II not you
ran tunkD reR1 beauty by plarin9 ssyersl tumbIcrs
on u dIst ithrcv In d Houp- p1ale With hr0len
cuolrt stood In the centre, upon liIcsr tuur edges
isvury prtttyj. Then n 10th dish aud Eiaasos with
water. Put round pieces Of cotton battling 10 1T
each tuu,b!cr, aud sprinkle sand Ia tho uish; thcn
lay thc cotton tup OF tho glAeses that It Just
tDchrs The watur; now on one place canary.
seed. on another hemp, on tho nc1t nAx, thet,
cuttings Ut moacywurt, II yoa can ri it, or q rev
peas presscd in hare and thorc. Fat it Into dark
swcsrs uf cIsas Of various knis viii hsr.r Ia a,,-
pear. und soon The whole Will be nnss ii ioss,y
suHs yon ,aks some putty. or war. ur nrcn IN ,inmmh
uni fl lttie balls, thon put slender vire sten,s n
each Ind din the1, In Inslte,i Willis var r,nr ~
viii. carmtpo or purplS powder. ti,cn Clutter ihnm
and min:io among ihe rruen, Ii viii 10 wonderfully
LynutIlni " " ~ ".-0''"'''
iis.ns ero.s IL smother lovely ob1sc. which
, 1877-10-13
FEltN-LEAF TO TIE CHILDREN.
10 lhe Editor of 1nk Tribune.

r,,,,..,. r,.t 80 .a,.. -, csts.s. u,,.,,...
e"''Amot oct' i1,,hat's' ~ Eu'.aso' "'s't
dale, and other suburban vt1nGcs. thank yon
moet tc,rtl1y for your k1udness and courtcay c,1.
t.ndod a. ~, ,rh,to T., xorr ,,,1v, ,l ~,,.a. .h,.
.I"ueu " NV n,"'u '" Juui 'l''os'' ~" .tsst' ."s
have been Obliged 10 refuse 50 many OF your Kind
invitations. The reception which you kindly cx-
~. ~ '"u -. ,Hs ,.o'ss =" s'.a'aay,
oei. y, was plcaeahI snsFtse' anu IN occasion
Which, Will ever ne remembered as my OF su1-
, 1877-10-13

4
There nsc 1ettcra IN this ntc from the following
named contributors. Tlloto Intended loF pefsons
living ont OF Tic city will ho forwarded BY mall
npon receipt Of nLrrts- esilcnss cnn call nr send
10 Room ~ TRIBUNE Dulllng and get their let
tfrt:
At Vile nnd1 Meg and Beth,
Misses KIT md KltttntJ). Sylvan.
Aunt Ion, jiaebclor,
Kitchen Dcvntce to). Stddie.
Mrs. Uflcna Matieton, Katie Brnwn.
Grandma U!Iways, Then G. C....,
Mrs. J. A. r., Dlrdte ard Lille.
Hack and Blue Sheep,
, 1877-10-13


CntcA1o, Oel. 5.-1 hnyo bcen render Of TbA
Home. and Il has been to me rather amusing, snd
not devoid Of fntereat, II am q family man Ths
question Of fematc labor has been nootcd.
would make fow auggesttons regarding employ.
mcnt. WG havo fc1lalo clerks OF al kinds, fcml!s
printers. tailoss, ETC., ETC.. why not have fcm,e
painters. especially in tho Sign dopa The.e
nre somc few shops largely encouraged all the yt.,
round whetein fen,ate labor could be used. In
aware that the experiment has boon tried, and,
for some cause abandoned. not Tor want Of talent
TO, rather. should say. from lack Of good cov.
ernmcns, for whero tiI6 sexes i,avo been mixed
occurs. and needless inmiliafits, which ouvst sst
Mt n to b allowed, proving finally al.as.,onat 70
Now 1t fs we'll known fack that tnou<ands Of
dollars arc annually expended In vlaas aIens, ID.
vsrl!s!uE suburban boar!s, milk and eyster siena,
sbe1 o1 sy s asS sas # ss,s .
hy tho aboro labor they would be benefftel, anj
Patrons l!ketTsc, 40 ngenfe are moro o. less
mako ihcso suggestions not 10 tho dctriuent ol
nlnlc labor. but that they should. .Hhnro lin com.
mon phrasel wit, the iemale R po:tson e what hc1
favor Of business men. why not lnd sonc interest.
cd and generous man who can Eisn Ht lease at
small rent s9itablc saom In the bnsiucss part Of
the city; and. with SONS corporation 0f Tho
Home. omploymeat might bo farnished for ths
coming wtntcrf PAtS1EM
HYDE PARK AT TIE CONVENTION,
10 ths Editor n Tho Tribune.
HrpH PAnK, Oct 3.-lt's beautiful night, and
a. I was sitting On my doorstep, all alone, ths
thought atruck me now will be goud tl,nc 10
writo my letter 10 Tho Home. After meeting you
all at Tho Convention felt Us II ought not to Nv
client any longer, md eont.nrc to "h!io my lf;hs
under bushel" ESQ to 0pcak,, bnt wouhl wr.e
and BY doing add my milo to tho general fund cl
wit or wisdom. 1wcnt to the Convention Oiled
with delight kNkyCiNdttEn tnNch nm
, 1877-10-13

day warn At It's eU-c Int tic most or ia csn Aay.
that ia .he ea.c within QUE fimitrd c.rc,es what.
then, will be tnr reAust nf my sixty. or hn hnn-
S'c na. eseh n.Gi!os u. t1 nd 1n.sa.n
care mot whether i, he in The proper manner Of
BE- Interested &c l:nri, ihoaahts upon Ice.ho,ens
enraIAa the wonucFs of astronomy. OF shnkspenre's
chniceat rolrcttnhs, u wc arc eager and anxious
alt that IA offered.
The knowledge of tho fowl Wilt satisfy our appe-
Of the little eil who, when upo,, arkan1 Tor penny
fnt bread. received tract, very Eocd At tho right
:s bul the" she was moi ready to receive spt'tua'
hsfmeny. Viii would k he ' wo.Id 81 S''s Without
.%si' Ssi which ss sssona sss%aH''Afs se MS
ins mt oey = se sos.o and ho
hnman pas.ioNs, e'nollons. fnnsnago."
What home We can make II we all come In Tho
bs ehsy owar ese ohe Il, aks oe'
attractive that the c1uh- huutes and saloons will
aavc III e'osc their doors tn utter diseouragcmcnt
wel1.hIled concert halls and lecture. room. the
s:sfssly q yonre ne menf Herr and there We sec
group Of independent women; whers arc tho
e,corta. % Step; y yon p'ea.e, e the door Of ron
able gardens Of onr ely; the tnus!c, they say, IL
tho attraction IhcFc.
in.ppesa to ahc youna ladies' Of our land, Do We
ever these our br,4hetsr Come let ~ BE- mp and
aoinS. Let ~ nsil to our home oil thtt 10 good.
ltIe. and beautiful; Don't let 10 Allow the
claim The laureis. With Excelsior" for our
motto, come Will, willing hsnds. ready 70 teach
better for uur glorious ltome, EpxA.
HUT WHAT ABOUT At. I,uKEf
r, ~ EAftor ~ 71,s T-,h,r.
,,,. WI. ' a.. , "e "s.
hlL7o2, VIE. ocl' b.-l sM eondtSnt fcaoef
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DALLAS TEXAS SATURDAY DECEMBER s. 1877

ual active in the pursuit of his own per
sonal ainis-but there Is no community
life, and they sink into commonplace.
the mere routine whose advance Is
measured by the slow increase and &C
critions Of successive generations. Dal-
las has passed beyond this, animated
by laudable prides and strengthened
by faith in her future. her people have
enlisted IN enterprises and manifested
a public spirit which has placed her in
the van, among the many hourishing
towns in north Texas We have reach.
ed population of near or quite, TWEEN.
ty thousand. 1t is Just as easy to reach
forty thousand, and that in no long
time, forty. sixty, and one hundred
thousand. The emporium of north
Texas Will contain one hundred thous>
and people Shall Dallas be that ems
parium' 1t IS for the people Of Dallas
to answer. and in the answer TO fore
shadow the result
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ls-tersay IT, ~ 80
paii=- aut ~ .rtl-a t.rl- sar- n. r-
rrd uf tus Ia o. ui-les aur -
81 ths lr~f -ris- ra go r-ara.-
aren't oftrs-s -lzy. .uE a1 CO ra. a
cons trl-t. sr ,rAln TIA .l
;h- Htlssrai. - n--lz-- rrH e.
toT1- - Ez-st-. e. e..
ioNc q Fr-tt.la-. o. -
70 ca tEs fa.-h al
gzaitls- helaeHn ta= ea--an
- las- tee --...E aa rr a.
~ ps-alE- 1I t-- ra-s 90 aHar
ssnmsE-' s-.
r-.-hirg L-aa-z-- .E --
5aauary- -ras..
ra-. % -- Go r-
tofa ur4-- z-4 ..
o. 10y IA Hnr-zs ... a
. tary aFrku- -r Haa..
tata slta 49,
a u4aat ter .. H.
sr- ~ans--i ta r.-a .r r-r-
isfsl = .l b. O. 60
i7.n i.y O. a. BAL. aaH -
rrscis,i i-r-i-r..e. a--
taat -s-Tg la.izr
tazt Eslf...-- - .r e..
81 ta- NJ s1--l
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the TRINITY.

The recent freshets in the Trinity
impress forcibly the importance of de-
yising some way by which this serious
obstruction to the trade of Dallas NAV
be removed. This hinderance should
not be measured by the fact that it does
not often occur and does not continue
long 1t Is uncertain in time, and when
il does occur is a complete barrier sub,
jHcting people who have started to
Dallas with produce, and are intercepted
by the high water to loss and inconve.
get. and such as will turn many to
other markets. The cause being per
manent, viii increase he diversion
with time, until at length Dallas will
lose the trade from the other side of
the Trinity. The flow OF trade is as
subtle and as 'acile as the flow of water,
aud like water it crrates its channels.
into which its currents flow, and from
which when once made, il is difficult to
Z SaFNAN ~ n VI 0AIr, VINO ntu
been large railroad builder and with
good opportunities for observation. had
given much consideration to the subject
of the progressive development of our
country. told US of an instance of two
rival towns struggling tor the trade of q
esction OF country equally accessible to
both, the result of which was determin-
/ ed by a tax of ten cents bale on cotton
imposed in one of the towns and not in
the other. The conclusion was, that
the town which had no such tax got all
the cotton, and all the trade, and the
other dried up.
We have in Dallas not only the river
but toll bridge Both of these oh
Istructions should be obyiated. Could
not an arrangement be made with the
Texas and Pacific railroad company b,
which side track could be built on ths
other side of the river, diverging from
the railroad track and extending I,
some point above and beyond higi
water mark. which could be used Il
bring produce and people across sh,
railroad bridge into the city when tn
river was too high to cross with wagon
and teams. We present this subiec
nov. because the evil is before our eyes
and the temporary and partial boss Q
! the trade from across the river is fresi
in the minds of our business men. ]
our resent experience in this regar,
, was sharp. what would it be If all on
trade from the other side of the rive
was cut od1 In our midst and al
! around us. things are in a new and III
formed condition that condition pbic
furnishes large opportunities TO entei
prising forecast and liberal publ
spirit. Dallvs has done well. and we
. has she been awarded for it, but 81,
I should weary not in we'll doing.
!, As yet she is but at the startin
!. point OF what she may be. il her zeal 4.
r the growth of the city Is kept aiiv
' Most towns aud citiss Ia new countI
stop in growth. because when the
1 reach the level Of thsir nnassisted ma
; ursl advantages. the people do nofhir
y 70 press beyond that point. There
Jan thsm, ipdiyidusl lifs-aaoA indiyi
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EXCURSIONS.

TINS Is now the season for excursions
rom the north to Texas. We deem
the present fitting time TO say few
words on the subject. which are appli-
cable to the times, and the circum>
stances by which we are surrounded. II
requires no urging from US to excite the
lively hospitality of Texans. No mat
ter who comes, or where, they are al.
ways received with open doors and ac-
tive and kindly courtesy. We are proud
OF Texas, proud of her past proud of her
present, and confident of the glorious
future which lies so Immediately before
her, and the more opportunities we
have Of displaying her attractions to
strangers the better are We pleased.
No matter if our visitors are here
merely for relaxation and pleasure, or
come to look at the country prepara-
tory to making investments, they are
alike entitled 20 consideration and true
hospitality makes no distinctions.
Many Philanthropic people from the
north, moved by the distresses of the
poor and laborjns classes of that Sec
ton, are turning anxious eyes to Texas
a. "a possible asylum for those classes.
What a fatal mistake it would be to
put down the moneyIess and friend
less laborers OF, say Chicago. here ia
Texas TO battle tor the bread with all
the chances squarely against them.
Even If they understood the agricultu-
raj mode prevailing at home-which
they do not-they could not expect
success the first year in strange eli
mate, on strauge soils and with a marks
ct of which they are entirely ignorant
Then too, our towns and cities are filed
TO over-Aowing with laborcrs of all
kinds, SO there is no room for strangers
What then is to be the res ult so far as
the poor of other states who come here
are concerned Plainly and surely dis
tress of the most heart-reudering kind.
TO the man who is able to buy and
improve one hundred acres Of our soil
and with means sufficient to render
him independent of the result of the
first seasons operations, We say, and
believing it to be literally true, there Is
no better land under the sun, no surer
or more satisfactory return tor human
effort.
Just now, we have large party
Of leading citizens and capitalists, from
the northwest, visiting Texas. They
are cool farseeing, thoughtful business
men, and to th>m we commend these
rudely spoken but honestly expressed
truths. The man of moderate means
and moderate expectations, who is ca
pable of moderate exertiou, we are very
certain, viii achieve success.
A hundred dollars judiciously in
vested. now on the flush Of our railroad
development in North Texas, will as,
suredly be worth thousand dollars in
ten years if merely suff fared to lie
still, but If such investment is vigor.
ously worked it viii quadru~
pie its value in the same time.
This fact Is perfectly obvious to even the
casual observer, aud in and of itself it is
sufficient to induce all the immigration
needed or which is at all desirable.
Bishop CARROTS admirable address
delivered in Philadelphis recently, GOV,
ers the gronnd very thorou shly, and we
can only regret that il was not made in
Chicago, or at some other important
( point in the northwest.
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THE Globe Democrat puts il rather mild
10 be one OF the leading paper. that
sisled in eievstiog and perpeirating the
greatest frsud that was ever inflicted
upon the country. In speaking of the
possibility of Hayes being ousted. it
Gays
The attempt would be especially in
teresting because those who are the
ERNEST republicans would probably not
be oppressed with grief over the result
and would view the downfall of Mr.
Hayes with as much composnre Ms he
has shown in surveying the downfall o,
the republican party. which he ma,
specially clains as his work.
Perhaps il Mr.. Edmands had no,
played false in the electoral commits,
sioner business, last winter. their part,
would not be in such pickle to-day.