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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-20
TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

lWlH I'LL UlH uULuVlnl
FnlT line AdyerliseWenis inserted twice 10
this column inr TWenty- flyf Cents, and
~ ihe rata ~ Five Gents per Line Tor each
Subsequent Insertion
FsuNd,
SURVEYORS CHAIN-The owner can
- have u ny pIOylnl puI ffib uni paylug
ehaIEss, CAL on ", y, huhfAhi niine No.
sll Main street, pprlb u
pONf-A grey pony, about n high, fiye
years Old "a hrli nnd fupf around tho
neck, a regald OF - viii be pli for lie do
llVrTy ~ said pony ~ section house No, ~
TeHas Farlno railroad apfln'it
| osT- between Market Drug slorp aud
~ Past Dallas, "a CaTbunclp Breast Fiu, con
iaining Tour stones The Pin, when lost, was
Allaohtd ~ % blue and Whllr Ribbon bow,
The Under Will be suitably rewarded hy Leave
Ing twin Nichols q Co. apr9O-il
Waited Situation,
ny A YOuhd LApY-A situation "a do
- hnusewofk, Apply NJ j, ], CuNa, swiss
hlfrel, hhhl Dallas, npfli'il
To Rent.
Il 4 OUHH n Mtll iufnhNtu hnhhh W. lNf
III tedRrs, Win splendid well OF water
on premises, situated one block from kfyay
, street railroad, For further particulars ap'
ply 90 w. 4, sample, at Adams a Ltonn DIS
| bank, hpflprit
nNE of the nncst once looms Ia the city
" over ", NJ, Kahn a Bros, the room lOr'
merry occupied by Or, MEG 90. Call on u, N,
Kahn bru,, OIL Elm street, for PARTICULAR
nprlhJt
DlANOS AND ORGANS for sale or 20 rent,
l by II, A, hcoyn, No, aUl Main ST. Dallas,
| IeNns, aprl7'lm cod
| ID ooMh 10 RENT-At the Han JAcnto
| IL Hotel, with southern exposure, furnish
od or uniurnishpd, Wlll rent them ny tho
week or month, Enquire ut the hotel.
aprl7'lw
DASTU REL have an excellent pasture
Il containing good shade, Wnior and
plenty OF grass. VIII pasture stock AZ ren'
hOLable PRICE, Apply Ht my place near
the Fair Grounds. Jefferson Peak
aplll.lm
| S,TORE Corner pacinc avenue ana Lamar
| - street, now ooonpi0d by Tillman "
| Friend, VIII DO for rent ON lst May. Apply
70 u. T.. JEFF, OF the undersigned, Z, b.
WELLBORN, mch@'u
|
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nNE Of the nncst once looms Ia the cts
" over u, NJ, Kahn a Bros, the room l0r
merry occupied by Dr. Net -. Gail ON W "
Kahn bru,, Oh Elm street, for particulars
nprlh'Jt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-20

four line Advertisements inserted twice ln
this column lnr lVeniy- FIVE Cents aud
" lhe rata ~ Five Cents per Line Tor eaeh
Subsequent Insertion,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-20

XXTANTED-TIE DAILY HERALD OF July
w and 4, lsT5. Twenty 1--WE cents each
will be paid FOR them ut this oftce.-Apl7 u.
necessary. Fee after decree. Twelve years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney at
Law, l2l Dearbon st., Chicago, ILL., ian23-Snl.
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DlANOS AND ORGANS Tor sale or % rent,
l by II. A, Hooyn, No, aOl Main nlu Dallas,
IeNns, aprH'lm'eod
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-20

- surveyors rllAIN-Ihe owner ean
- nave " ny pIOYlnf pui fTiA nni paying
charges Gail on u, y, huAfAhi Office No.
sil Main street uprH u
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To Rent,

ny A YOubd LApY-A situation "a do
ID hnusewofk, Apply NJ j, !, CoX's, swiss
street tAAt Dallas, aprliti
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pONf-A frey pony, about n hlgh, nye
years Old a boil hud fupr around tho
neck, a rnwald ~ b. viii BE- pan for the do
livery ~ said pony ~ section house No, -,
Texas ParinG railroad, Hpilu.il
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mhs-sm LITTBLL 4 NEWBLL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
DECISIONS JAN. %.

Cupyeme Court Chambrs-Bv Judge Lawrence
he nSc5,,y STU Tor having roposf ed before
- TAR a. G c Pm b,oTe %iola ths cause Comes
ne tncd Ifwhen IS reached inc JuSGy ,I gee II
iecnt him to do so Brnkey / BiinE!sH 30 No. a. ~
By Presiding Judge DaysB1eert agt Boser l., an or,
drown SIMPLY directing that Judgment I've on
he report Of The eieroc tereupon Judgment %ll he entered
hrds usons of law these are 10 be found In
By judeS DonohGe-shaw agt Stevens Ross aFt Gross
Mct aac agt Cnori-Ganted. Deyoe agt Devoe M emo.
calendar for hI.t Monday Of February paws ae MgT4y
discontinue spng agt Murray Motion granted on pay.
pen OF costs, with Leave to plaintiff I" discontinue r,
Case and amendments settled, and charge corrected.
superior Court-hpeciai 10m-By judge Sper.-
Meas ag Keancy-Plant tiled to foreclosure Of the
note in stion, with costs olon Mts'i1 AZ;
~ ps bic some Of the questions may ordered
D. 'e% y with COSTS and ieve gwen 10 amend Meme
randum Bruce Meyer0rder dschaTgng recover from
calendar Robertson e H. at me Atlantic Mntn5i lnsHI
den sg. Plaintiffs complaint dismissed Econaid &C
ss % tho dPpG4p Racr e a. a Bson e
Caller az Casey IaghtOn ast Parkns B1ehe ACT Dck u
non act Nc granted Lass ct al agt Wet
nereThe motion must be denied ior ei cusOie day' ana
By Chef Judge 1urtis-Maceana MISUNDERSTANDING
By Judge Freedman struppmanu ct al ag Muller ct al
-OTdcr settled opinion.
Common Pleas-lspecidl 1Gm-By Judge Van
Bun- Davis agr BecbsteinCasc settled Zmon agt The
81 John Methodist Episcopal ChurehAonoh 10 ie'e'ie uc
med oitbOut costs.
U0yinr Court 1Gmbers-Bv Justice McAdam.-
uiter AIT Phnps KaytOn agt. DayiesOpinons Parsons
Sgt Camphel Brown Cad@el; same agt Young same
act Schfl: White Thomas Newell art. Meei"n; state
bank AIT Reean-Motions granted Mitchell sgt. Finley
Judgneut Robinson agi. Lehenstein-Ntay
mOdnee. Kirby agt notwithstanding Dismissed
Reckor ait Mcyer.-ReceveT discharged hetchUin agt.
Greedy peal disn ssed. BaODeIg agt sternArlest va
e9ied elqtierv sgt FrithJnfgmcnt vacated" FaDtr aet
IosDrr; Neville agt ArnOux Bneert Gci COtS-Dcauts
hod Viiahoc at. iIShOItCi ii to sell properly NIO"
The World Mutual Insurance Company Mitchell a2t An
Hil Fu0Ancld agt. JODc,; Morris aHL crane lnach'f
Bpe.ali: Wair0th Ects: Sherwood agt Lowe (;
Gr ag Alexander; Jones agt hndcfsoni Pratt agt jew
tit-OIdtr- granted.
Justice SleaAlrens agt Motion denied.
with o,,sts Drake agt. DIiscoi-Moti0n Granted, $40
abide Saengtr agt MfTRs-AUilOn
0eId. BOD .finings signed Beinheiher
AZ H.lIs cht.-Ofdei signed.
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THE COURTS.
mp TIIDEN'S INCOME.

err POSTPONED FROM SEPTEMBER NOW BEGUN.
Tho suit against eX-GOv. Tilden, to recover
,rse amount alleged to he due the Government as in
come tax which postponed in September until after
~, o,,paicn was begun yesterday by DistricAttorney
~, :, tbe limited states District Court The amount
"a for is Sl5OOOO. The Capias was served on
a.. ridden by Deputy United states Marshal Noweomee
-. owe. inr Il IS made rcunahle Oh Feb 6. In letter
,h Commissioner OF internal Revenue after mention
". ,,e cqu,ss Of p st2onement, Mr. Bliss writes;
o., thoroughly satisfied that Mr. TildCn has NOT paid
a. ;,co-,c tlx which the law required and he should
nB-,',rp he compelled 10 pay Moreover. am aware
s cnmlenc aIneut OF suit against the leader ~ a
u. tl.ol marty will be followed by some criticism
60 e ot3cer who brings such suit, and II seems 10
~ tt9t il would he cowardly To shTk the respon-
",U.r and leave the matter 10 my successors nave
sbsreiorc commenced a suit to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
CIVIL NOTES.

IN the snit Of Bruce against Norvell ana others for
c Of type furnished Tor The Repslc which has been
on s vck before Judge Ven Nor., in suTeme Court
Gent. the iur} VIII briue ia sealed werner TO-DAY
Tho s,,it of Patten against the Ncw-York Elevated
rrsa Cou,pallv was summed IN and submitted vest rlay
~ Id,cI F. na'y in common Pleas spcca Term nv H. ~
"a, t1. VaiuuC aLd James Knott ana MI DelaVn or
~ ia broad Company.
In ,be sua of Mary T. Bogert against Henry L.
Mt Judge lays down the rulc that il is for the
e 10 report 70 make aodiees o. srt and conclusions
G only to approve or Gisarproye these ana 70 make
In tbc sut Of Mary Ann Dcvoe against Isaac /.
1o te plaintiff says that their sep ration he allowed
,rsl5o month aud the OF house. He has SINCE r'
escci c al to $50 mouth me wi he's the care
fCpe v,ay boy. their other chhdrcn n gown up: Dn
g. - snow es So WY he should not Ply pt srst
5@ip7t was by Judge Donohue. IN supreme Court
Caamorrs
Icuisa Miller. one Of two sisters whoSkept n
riuc house Boeckorst for six years sgcd Ideha Il
ey cxccuIix OF Of she boar ers on check given by
-, The suit was r.d before Judge Van fruat in SU,rene
o'g oe ,'st The cccS was ~ot improper influences
1tlai given The court directed v'Toict i0r PAIN
TIE father Of the two Ellis children, who with an
ir tov named nouohue the objects q prolonged 'sn-
o between Alfred smith, Leoa. who used them Tor acre
bfc e ana The ecty for me e'gp'S 9T 81 err r
md roi DE u .on I" lio ~ oll' 30 ~ -. ,er
t, -l IRc srgu1qsnt was ao,rncd Wcn,-da
The suit of John c. Graf asains' Mary II. Field
and william r. Field hcrLusband was ired yesterday before
Jyace Van Rrnnt in supreme Court Chambers. il was on
e.a,d roe - 600 PAYABLE 20 the pi ntG made y Nrs
F,t. eut uior-, hy her husband; Judge an 'tn' l.
missed su't aca.nS' the husband Inc VIZ 'N -
-. e gave the brokers' commission tn an e
fultd for Wlucn the iel1tlh Knew pci'o 80
ma +. The Arrangement The c lsc - sui OLE
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers
has lied motion frame issues in The suit o. The Trenton
Naiual Banking Association against Duncan ana Others
which brought by Judgment ort os to set aslce the con
vo,nrc l,v Mr. Dnrcan Of purcan sherman CO. Of tho
Turs- property on The ground at lhE
r-f fraudulent. Judge Lawrence tlihks tli' ISSUES ct
tined special FERN and that court hndsll necessary ca
send Tor Trial 10 q jury.
Morgan Jones assigned to Francis sheridan claims
.r,ips ;e county since by consolidation become claims
AGAINST the city s9745 go for plumbing work in the
brown stone Court and Iudlow street lai m lS
Shed.r was uelrard the first li1 on The ground @ Ht
cuusnH made merely to Gsi at TO- u .ia!i'
the ZONES The Cont ~ Npnrais Re
yersen dcclsiOn ana the case came BACK Tor W
Jcdcc Brun yesterday judgment was given iof pam
III fIT Sl3633 -.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the TombS Police Court Yesterday, Thomas
k,lly for frl0u1us Assault Charles IIOcsedoT OF NO
5 rysticst Win pistol wourdDg hn on the lett breast
was held IN default Of 5000 bail.
Al the Y0rkville Police Court. two Yonng
pckpockeis named William OBnen and James Latch were
romrttcd for trial Yesterday for assuming stranger III
Ce,ira slrk and attempting TO rob him.
At the Washington Place Court Yesterday Mary
FCepv Of 40 344 West Scyenecuthst wa held In 600
hsil CHARGED with receiving stolen gOnds aud having IN h'
,-sS.saon barrel OIL Glen from III front OF
1Ienry -chultz's store at No. l4l ElghtiiaVe.
At Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, Charles
Steis proprietor of the Manhattan House 30 zoo o"tlf,
charged by ohm l.. Poster win ssa1i ana uarrN az
O'Clock Yesterday morning The charge dismissed but
Masters ws required procure bail III $1,000 ior keeping
a ~urlCIiV house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
Conrlr1 i'cai C9fatc tor Sale.

B-ATTIrU!. Southern home for RENT or
- Sal = ,.,..f-lare" manor nor -i. with wi'houf
l.l r.. t.u acre. truf Ad flower; Aish ana iraA'
, "a ..-fr. u ,r u Oi C.erN, =. 4. f't "a
tirar- uI,.- Sis j. WILEY. - b. csi i"di'ohsi Hi
i4.I'Ir NJ.
I7OR SALE-LEASE OF FARM, 10 acres;
: s.c. .pl.l ais t,,-r.SIpl g. Is. GAl.btNEi', itlns
SION -omtr. - Co.. ~ tern ~Aore. Nd
nor ShLE-A farm Of II acres within a
i. 10. t,ln .n. y. o.; hld all IliAi -Hu JiItia-
t-,c of mil GOOD Iuce Si3, per acre. Al
Ortss 3,S %, Pennington, ~.
L7UH SALE ur LNCIiiNGE--A DWELLING
not ami of cr uItb. CnSs WIN acres iiHd '.
1Lcy.IIcr oi lits Held. Conn. N-t o"'i!" 1s' WIN
s.u bl-H N.us..t''t, 1850 l,e O. III" e.
rOyO, win UaIn q ,n, acre "a . .
LLIEITi.I jones'
Edec.e!i, Conn
t.'1 .p1n FOR small FARM of = acres,
cpsEs <yttb Il ~-rruCs1Hrg, itu. mile from ucr"
Ca .aI road % ia .U..t, Hl,i o.. Sia, 100 -"'
stab cork l"i h'uu' -, an
other .ftaI a Af' tAal fruits t't'>: il'i ahu
suitable iTl,, farm rGilGug> worth TIE mos ''t-,
IA! CASH tuy, eDrt 'rl. Ad.r,,- L. p Ii 10 -,
T. -tIo. ,,u Penn. -. DAVIS, Tribune Nti,", y. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

FROM LINI'ETDOI,-I, 1islssA tB n HCr'.. Ian ~.
q. l. Bttcuolor Chas g.. EedoN Vim. ru Ell j. = ol way.
Robert Carrie. a. CGapaIlD, Ni =. Go rand. DIN 'ts,
son. Jam. Gibson, J. HAIRS H. Is. Hubbard Nr- ti"
ID george JO.cs MIs. Jone- H. ) t.nht| H. G -,
can Mrs Mitchell Mr. N.r' NJ,t' Eos. Nash, T. lth
Owr H. A. sumner a. II. 1d.ncr Mrs. Tu neI Miss nlc
Michcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
gitn lIcaj estate for Sale.

ENOR >ALE-Ry order of E1ecutor-Ihc three
HOUSES No 80 .tllVc, Va. 30 fast 4dI.-Sl an
SO $40 Wesl 35thot. AL well rented. Terms r'>l ,
ssN'I EDDY. lIj broadway, Room 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
Brooklnu Nral Cs,a!e for Sale.

.IGR RUNT-'ihat eligible hOtS., Gj New
Aola,, cInor IF Atlantic ave-, btoonIyn iii an IT,
GROUNDS are, ~ 'it on NIjn lawns ana Trees VII
lee, rented good c"a-i Apply al az J0h ST. NV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Monday, Jan. %. 1877
The following legal auction sales were dis
posed of at che Exchange salesrOom to-day
BY y. ". Sermcn.
tgT s,o!y T'S Of M % 30 @6s S' % carei $1,000
brick ,,c,orv wifi, pio q land Tos 10 and 70 Prince.
SIS between Mott ana Mui'frry'"'s' plo' ooUA $50 900
six story brick tenement houses Gont t ,Sy
sonst 2iLG Of Prnccst' each iot 2'SAl"' 400 coo
2onys"ry lick teacnc houses viii, lois Iiv
ingsust corncroi P' each loi 2'Alooi car Oh 1877
olne "llllfetl...
..,. ,r,. ,,,, vsrEps
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NTw-IOEK CITY.
39th 225 II o. 5thavc. 20N9S9i WIN oar zoo
lin t. hola = .,ltrhlslI r-1ou"
EaloI' ~ e., i5a',, %t "i"'''' Nominal
wayc , Place so 5ic 2.x5o; cGas faean, oooo
Eti,tigr-sl' e =. 20 u = ~ "'''' - NonDal
4 h and VIE, I"T 10 ly g Bronson 2sOOo
It ., H. i .om q d." o. vo. $4,000
1iit.St =, ID " Of avenue a, lo.5zlool; ooo,
Ilos Mac elar and vic 70 CHas i.ainrt ,, 0'o
ll@! , + 4, i. f.T TON tti"''' '''1!' WIN 1850
ilI'as T. 'I' , Of H Nv a f. s H w. 5000
81 49,. i9 II ti t., o" ma 'lI oIn1a
Istsyt " ~ ID Of 25st 2isAl0' Marsre'ta ~ coo
' 20 W d ,c 25lojii al.o, l!7h-
@' nG m vi TO- l IT, $4,000
I@si 81 nv :; ~ f. 90 %, f,r, r,o ' 1890
lG. sS .S' \ Hi IN I.l''
Al A. W II oi in 81, "j6xlUO; 7 Gro .o
S nj a si fG.' " sdf i2s Il to nlooaedIc
i'l ,5, M cor 7il' st. ~ 'S l' 10000
Al ave D. ~ COZ 7jia 7o.,N 90 sinr To G592
35.t 20 Il 1t.yc. Dos - Same {" sImr lOo''
lr'.-' = - u o. D., i,Hi Olo Ai,' l5cC
i0a.c. J. To- i''' d. s,yAcI Deputy Register
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NiNiATCBE ALMANAC
>pD ,g j.OiI sct-.... l. -
HiCI WA..R riII~ DAY An
andy UooK 1912 COWS siuII l:l5 iic @. feGTv.. o.
HirU WtIFH T. ~.
ANDY Hook 10 GOV s.llG 1884 Hen 3-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23
fousra ana farms tulntc0.

ENANTED-For purchaser. first -cia,> HOUSE.
ur.t-ll location. ns -hing Wiin cash
hu,,r uIG please send pari.c3 ars - UEJ. H. fEIhIi
BfoheT lit A@tat, ~. 49, 'Id"ay.
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But 'hy Joss We win 10! tcc
For twas linden WHO .rrcfi us;
May lie all orr Hu nnIrI- steal.
Gone TO meet JOe Pulitzer.
-I-i. Louis GlObn-Dcmoc
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DoJr0 duo Rooms.
Below Fourtcenth-st.

I DYEPTfSn}IENT For TIE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL fr EIrEINED AZ THE
t-P.rJNN OFFICES NO t..3- ..,auNa,. car THty,i.t
t.. or bJ@ Wet Fwrnfy- ;n.r'-. %, iigI ~" I1o
No - ~ Thrl-tvt p., hundred ..;" car 1""t!--'
q sTcm savings Bank BG .'l-' .p % b. 49,, 1t regular
office rate
sVrRNNHFD thir-Sto.v front ROOM. CRATE
Iit Iu .I.. 90 Ii -i.. r scr IOGaa, with tr
convenience, - scntia.Aci. 60 Ec..at
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prpoklnn nrouerlnQ0 Ett.

rTo LET-3-story brick Scfool.-loUSE, No
49, Rt.srn>t. :.st,fy brick DWELLING. 10 ",
lou by.st. GORDON T.. FORD. ~ Cafk IL, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

STANTED--A SALESMAN TO canvass and
W n, sooc desk work mHst be yoans - insrlh
goc Win gOod Adar,ss H. = boX ~. Tribune
t-,c.
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i,InelcGl 1nsErume'IIs

/ IGBTE * ERNST, old house Of Lighte y
4 Bralbury orer Their splendid PIANO.FOkrEs at low
orces andon easy Inopt pay sls A. IL East As'
sn.iih's AMFKLIAN OI.trANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-23

CENTRAL Ss-sIoNs-PAET T-CIInrEsiFEYF. 1-Feno Vel .
~ son Eugene Cnit George L. Ilau lin tluiG assault
ami d. ttcr.: jams ans. N'la". I'Ea Nl.'u NH
ply, Cornelius Faran. John McGrEc, Daniel Common. i-
rarv Michael Gtrrty incest. Louis Levy receiving stolen
goods; john RAYMOND grand larceny. 49,
PARi U-SUrHIELA>D. -Jo!u Desmond Michael Nr'F,
R,ru9rd Ne Nrdle rnr'cI.: Nu.rat, Peter i. o.,
Thomas j. ulkrr Edward Barrett, N rIa"i bCo"'r l'''-
ans Assault m BAT cry: David WaTrt. IaHo Warren, Grand
larceny; Nlchuas Collins, John Collins, Tccc'In~ stolen
goods. . ...t =,
81 lot IUcS.N jan 20
Nos. 100, lU7, g. t6l t6l 100 49, aud lu1.
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a GREAT 0FEEEs NJ T ;,nrs during T.a 3:

di 9osc ~ 100 PIANOS and ORGANS new and ~soonhaHd
of rt class ,g hc iug w ki;N, ~ lowe. pIcss 0r
Cas a. stlnclts on let u paid io han ever bioce
ofi.red NATERH'S GRAND. SQCAHl-and tPRIehi
pa No. ard ORGANS are tlo BEST MADE. AGENTS
WANTED. illustrated Catalogues mailed. ibr9ai dis,
conn. 10 y,0ctsrs liiHrg CHURCHES. sheet Music -
h,if pr,,c non iCE WATERS g. Sons. Manufacturers
ana Dtalers 10 East llih-st., UAiOnsqnaT", v '.
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w Ia ,,,,na 80 velrs old Of large commercial sclen
ac ana musical alton, SPEAKING I'VE languages uoI
ON rIV core non tent aud bookk per, position whatever II
may be- make life by honcs WAY flease address
ui NANITAS, Tribune once.
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~ALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME COURT IrANBERs- DONoHUR. J.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-03-08


in the blue glass theory, but cheerfully
ac9uiesced in the experiment, being
willing to 60 TO any expense OF i1eon
venience to have his wife's health re-
stored. About ten days ago the blue
glass arrangement was completed, and
the next succeeding pleasant day,
when the sun WIS shining, the expe-
riment was commenced. The lady
was carried to the parlor and left sit
ting on her chair, the other members
of the family Withdrawing. In the
course of an hour or two the family
was startled by noise in the parlor,
fearing the lady had fallen from her
chair. On entering the parlor, what
was their establishment to find that she
had actually::risen from her chair and
walked across the floor. Strength had
freturued to her limbs, and she was able
to move her arms, and Immediately
incrdulity in the efficrcy of blue glas'
was banIshed from that house. Thi'
was the first days experience, but sub
sequent experiments only confirmed
the confidence of the household, ant
!, the husband who at first had pooh
! poohed' the whole thing, is now on
of the firmest believers. 1t has don
great good, and while cure has nc
: been by any means effected, yet yer.
good reiuits are looked for.
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HenSv. Hogs.

Poultry has its fanciers and swine its
breeders. Those engaged with either
branch of the business are largely en-
thusiasts in that direction, end TO an
extent ride hobby. This is natural
and right; in fact, were it not so, the
results attained would never be reach
ed; it is the thorough wedding to an
occupation that makes it succeed d, but
the question is, are the hens supplant-
ing the hogs? 1t is stated on authority
that if the same quantity of food is
given out to chickens that is fed to a
hog, they will produce more pounds,
and return greater margins OF profit,
than the pork, to say nothing of the
eggs produced, and they will pay for
the grain. Pigs, FROM the time they
breathe, are calling for food, and the
amount consumed in growing and
fattening a hog is surprising. Then,
when we consider the immensely
greater value there is in poultry meat
over pork for producing brain and mus
Gle, is it not fair TO suppose that poultry
will make inroads upon pork, and We
shall find ourselves feeding more on
chickens and less on piggy.
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tender cherub, her father said, with q
grave face; but most teachers don't
nan out worth cent. IT Miss Parker
is some pumpkins and can teach you
uobby pieces, you have ny consent to
skin around the corner and begin to
take a term of lessons from the fair
damsel. Boys, dry up and stop your
ra, ket. Yon've got more cheek than a
Government mule. Don't give me any
If your lip he added, as Charly at
tempted an answer, 'Or you may get
moss agate over your orb OF vision,
and a.
.PapaI papar exclaimed Ida; 'Oh,
pray, pray, stop-it is hideous; i kno"
why you are doing it. I'd rather
promise you anything than near yor
talk as you do
my DEAR said her mother, I'VE have
lonly been showing you yourself as 9th
ers see you.'
Il know if,' sobbed Ida, and l an
Icured. l never dreamed it sounded 81
horrible; and Task everybody IS pardol
TOR offending their ears. But, papa
and she half smiled, Il never talked a
you do. why, where did you lear
so much slange'
Il am sorry to say that l hear it frou
day 10 day among my clerks was In
reply, and have been almost temple
to fine them. But when ] heard m
ldaughter'-
oh, papa, DON'T cried Ida, putin
lnp both her hands.
We'll, then, Lwon't, he responded
laughing. .Ithink you have had
good lesson, and we will all resum
Jour company and watch our words
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Providence Pre-,
Providence Press.
THE BLUE LIGHT CURE.
4 Testimonial TO the Efficacy of
Gen. PlessantOn's Remedy.

A lady well known in the Third
Ward, and the wife of prominent
manufacturer, has been for three years
afflicted with paralysis, which deprived
her of the use CT her limbs. In- her
helpless state she had to be taken bod
lily to and from her chair. Various
doctors were consulted, experiments
with electricity were made, and nOth-
ing was left untried that would afford
relief. But all efforts were unavailing;
their visits ceased unless specially
urged to call, and while not wholly
abandoning the ease. yet they very
broadly intimated that it was hopeless
to expect any permanent benefit from
the physicians skill. So matters stood
when the articles on blue glass appear
ed in these columns. Little attention
was al first given the matter, but as
reiterated statements were made of the
beneficial effects. derived from blue
glass baths it was deemed of sufficient
importance to give the matter q trial.
Iina good effects followed, certainly
no injury could result from so harmless
an experiment, while the theory of the
efficacy OF blue glass could be. sarisfac-
torialy tested. Accordingly the hus-
band of the sick lady had the lower
sash of two Of the pafior windows gIa-
zen with blue glass ip the manner re- I
by Gen. -PleasantoD. The
psrlor 1repts seu.h on Transit street,
and in the morning the sunlight |
streams Through the sGuth bluefg lass |
The other is a side window
looking 70 the west and aIoLg 10 thel
terroopthe. sunlight. pourss ID r<a,k hGi
he blue glass window, So that for sev-
,ral hoursof In, day, The spatieat IAN,
lit and Treceivsltbe sunlight. Tho ha 81
,and had not particle of confidence