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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-25
Mexican rroubies-Dlau Endorsed.

CRY OF MrxIco, May l6, (yia Havana
May 22) The popularity of the Dla7
administration Is apparently increasing
Diaz is generally credited with q deter.
mination to act according to the con.
stitution.
Senior Lamaucon, q late member of
the mixed commission Mt Washington.
and Senior Romero, ex.minister of Mex.
leo to the United States. have strongly
recommended their friends in the
United States to urge early recognition
of Diaz.
Ten thousand arms have been dis.
tributed by General Mendez to soldiers
in exchange for old arms and in lieu of
their pay.
A train from the city of Mexico to
Vera Cruz, on the night of the 10th in.
slant, stopped eight miles from the city.
and, after starting ngain, the conductor
announced that robbers had stopned
the train and taken $4,000 in transit
for Europe. Passengers discredit the
story. On the arrival of the train AT
Orizaba the authorities arrested the
conductor and baggage master.
Diaz has expressed an intention TO
order the war department to hold all
haciendados and officials personally
responsible for all crimes committed in
their vicinity.
Ii is reported that acknowledgment
OF Diaz by foreign powers would follow
his acknowledgment by the United
States. France and England would
then be invited to renew relations.
General .Genemic has been relieved of
the state gosernorship, and all military
command, for the outrage on the Amer
lean consul at Acapulco.
-Four thousand troops have marched
to the northern frontier, where General
Escobedo Is expected 10 commence a
revolution.
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anil IMPROVING.

A lew days since we, with great saiis'
faction, announced very decided and
comfortable Improvement In trade
within the last week the Improvement
has boon more marked owing 10 the
daily increasing promise Of the growing
crops, aud the confidence which this
circumstance inhises into all depart
menis Of trade, The ground work Of
all this improvement Is TO be found ~
The fact that the farmers dosoern q
clear margin Of profit in the yea'a op.
elaliona, and are bringing oul aud using
their reserved capital panic money,
which, with ila accustomed sensitive
noas, had went 10 tho bottom ollho do
nestle stronghold. when tho first graas
hopper put In an appearance last TALL
While the farmers of Texas are usually
very caslly frightened, take alarm from
insufficient causes, and when once
thoroughly atampodod they are difficult
TO rally yet when once brought back
10 the work they 90 II II withno par
tial or divided purpose This seasons
business illustrates this trait In apo'
culinr way
Last fall whom the gr0sshoppor first
camo, very many wise farmers concluded
10 reduce the acreage Of their fall crop
by al least twenty per cont This wa
actually done, and tho reduction h
horcngc has only boon overcome by the
Increased amount Of new land cultiya
ted, so that the usual years increase o
agricultural business is not interlorod
with Now, since the certainty OF sue
cess Ia recognized, these fearful gentle
mon are buying more and better farm
machinery than ever before, Arc build
ing better houses taking In more land
aud ARE looming moro money TO eacl
other and TO merchants and manulac'
turers than ever before,
Indeed, We can hardly suggest 4
branch of trade which has not very
largely improved within the last siS
weeks, and which has not gained al
least twenty por cent within tho last
three. The merchants Of this city, a'
well as those Of surrounding towns and
villages Os well M of north Texas gen
orally, ARE nobly meeting this situation
10y large purchases, and relying more
upon large sales than upon large profits
rull classcs Of people will now not
only gather all tho advantage from the
changed situation which is possible, but
will resolve to profit by past experience
and save, by practicing the soverest
economy no future grossboppcr raid
will be Nblo to produce ELECTS such as
the Inst did. Texas should always have
ono years supply ahead, and the bust
ness of her people should be so arranged
that one single crop disaster could be
borne without apprehension of bank
ruptcy and ruin. We will tako n long
stride ahead this season Let US so
plant each blow M that its effect will
be permanently advantageous to us,
and little panics and little grasshoppors
will, in the future, have no big terrors
for tho business mon and farmers of
Toxins.
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OSE word more. No one connected
with this paper is an oilice-seeker, nor
shall DO while the connection lasts, and
assuredly il shall not be used to pro.
mote tho schemes of amy clique or com
bination OF persons less than the demo.
cratic party at large, 1t is the undoubt-
cd right Of every citizen to seek Office,
but MS FAR as ourselves are concerned we
hold that tho exercise of that right il
incompatible with our duties ms journ,
alists. With regard to all others our
motto is II fair field and no prejudice
within the broad pale of the democrat.
ic organization,
Tho above we clip from the salutatow
OF tho new editor of the 81. Louis Times
This Is most PROFESSIONALLY the true
position. No man in charge OF the
columns of u political party paper has
the right, or could enter the political
arena for purposes of political prefer
ment with the least shadow of propro,
ty. Whenever it is done, both the pa,
per and the person lose influence. 1t
rarely happens that true journalist
has political aspirations, but whenever
ii has happened that such was the case,
history has recorded many more disas.
trous defeats than even bare triumphs
The man who conducts the course of a
paper, and docs it so as to deserve sue
cess, is, or ought to be, a grade above
the mere oilice.seeker. Whom it is
known that apaper is published only
to forward the schemes of the editors
personal ambitions, especially in the
way OF politics, the public very properly
refuses to be influenced by it, and very
soon refuses altogether to support II
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SnouLp II turn out TO bo true That
Vanderbilt has actually reduced the
fare from Chicago to New York, TO llr
toon dollars, aud the Chicago and Texas
iast line will carry passengers from
Texas TO that city nj tho same rate
almost anybody can afford to 90 north
for brief soason.
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n costs about three times rs much To
handle the Peabody uud rs II Is worth
aud besides when we accept II, wa give
up TO other people tho care and train
ing our own youth, II Is too much for
tho whistle,
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WAR liasbccomo Of the noble army
Of Black Hills emIgrontAV A dlmlnu'
tive hend nj our elbow suggests TINT
th6rc ~ moro gold under the black soil
Of 're&as, than is 10 be found In the
Hills, and people are rapidly finding II
mi
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Tnn San Antonio Hcmid has no sympa.
Thy with illibustors who would acquire
Mexican territory, The Hcrad well
understands the value of our Mexican
citizens, and with such knowledge
would not add TO thor number Rather
moro truthful, than complimentary TO
the descendants of Montc2uma
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-25

Tnr way roapers, patent binders and
other harvesting devices are selling IN
north Texas just now, IA suggestive Of
m immcnso wheat crop, Ten per cent
more improved haryestom will be sold
this tlnnn last season
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TnE Galveston Ndws makes its hoav.
lest effort TO acquire influence in West
ern Texas, we'll understanding that
North Texas has, with her railroads
telegraph lines and local papers, takon
n long stride ahead of duff influences
The NewS Is n smart paper.
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9ailg 4erala
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY 49,

CoroSRL d. q DFGRess, Davis won'
derful superintendent Of public inHlrla'
ton, is o candidate for mayor of Austin
nRehold how lhn mighty have Iallen"
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DIHRnTnRs

= "; Crowdus, N. D., Dallas. PIN u
SnapPei, resident VI the National -.
darsilis, Of MafsalIs 4 Undefcc.,..ai - =. T.
sale giocers, Dallas; Col. n. s. Frvsx i,.a'l le.
J. L. Williams, of Williams A Tniliy.,D 80.
gists, Dallas, James NJ. Swanson. r,1s..s'
A ADJ county, Texas; JohR ". etem.
Dallas Y. N. krvay Dallas lanai
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Carpets Olonned aud restored to their Origl-
nal beauty ana brightness, however sOlIod,
be they coVored With dust, dirt, grease or
COal smoke; with this process the same can
be- made cldln, bright ana apparently as
now, Tho quality OF the restorative u. not
Injurious to tho most delicate tint or fabric,
and iH an actual preventive against moth.
| also Glenn aud renoYatG Plush and Mo
Duet Furniture, Plush and Damask Lambri-
klns, Lace and DamasS Curtains, Blankets,
Druggets, etc, etc.
Carpets taken up, beaten, renovated, recnt
and Tolaid, Ut the lowest rates, Largo JOBS
taken on contract. Send mo "a lruss0l, or
Velvet Rug, which | win clean gratis, M u
sample. All work guaranteed, or no charge.
All orders left MT tho ONCE viii bo attended
10. Tho trade OF city housekeepen Is soil
ted. apr2i-dlm
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COMPOSITION
ROOFING!

| am stlllputtlng on my Roofs.
have about twenty-five thousand dollars
on from four years standing, down TO two
hundred squares roof, hall finished and
under contract, In Dallas.
am putting on nrst-class Roofs at ~ per
Square. Best of reference II required.
W. -. DIBOLL.
Cor. Camp 4 urnith Sts, or Lox Box rs, Dali
las, Texas. aprlS.dlm
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And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better AccommOda.
tons and Greater Security than any Otner
Line. Passing through the richest and mosi
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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Tne Leading Cioln,ng House of Dallas

EN-. Kahn & Bro. Justly claim this
egotistical title, on account OF Their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made clothing in the city OF 9ai
las and as good as is kept in Calves
tom. New Orleans or any other large
civ. and they propose to sell their
goods "a cheap as the cheapest ana
guarantee better goods, largest asso'E
meut, best styles and latest las sil,; ~,
a glance Of their stock vi convince
.nSons "a to the truth their Gsser-
tons They also keep n first-class
.scek of mems fur sning goods, con-
s siUin n a compete stock OF meh's
has. which they make a specially OF
aiso he celebrated diamond ID shfts
~bi,h tbey ofleratextreme low figures.
Tbsv also keep on hand the most COM
niete and finest llneof neck wear ana
hosiery In the city In view oil the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-26

Causes decided Monday Ami 2l
1871
The State of Tnasy John Cmakei
apral from Wise Appeal Dismissed
The State ot lNasNs IWmn i Hlrk
l'N appeal from pai!Hs Appeal d.t
The State of .rtxasYs. s rs MlCuy
APPEAL from imysou Appra. dismissed.
lhesmle0I .lAasys o. Nillam-
appeal from ualsou Appeal dismissed
The state Of lrAas y- Charles lurh
appeal lomrlamm Appeal dismissed.
The state of reyn- NJ Argyle b.
N}nne appeal from Lamar Appeal
dismissed
.lhcSmio of Texas vs.. Henry luGol
.appoH from Lamar Appeal dismissed.
Ey'prlc Lewis Srhart appeal from
Lamar Judgment affirmed opinion hy
Winklor
Iouuio Thompson 80 the State of
IoMa Judgment affirmed opinion hy
Judge Wmklor
w A. and VIM priohlmd w. the
state Of Texas appeal from pUkcr
Judgment affirmed opIuiou hy Judge
White
Thomson Simpson u.s. the State ai
TcyaG appeal from Dallas Judgment
aillmcl opinion by EcIor Wwhuq
judge.
ESputc Eli Cm Howell Cmr and
g. Smmybcuy Appeal from llmIE
tom Judgment 0iilmod opinion hy
Eclor prcsIdlupjudpo
The State OF Ioy, u.s.. James Hardy
Appeal from Walker county, appeal
dismissed
Evans =, Graves Vs. pormau Holmes
~ Coz error from Dallas WWtol error
dismissed, opinion hy Judge White
T. T. Watkins w. the Smtcor Texas
appeal from BcNW Reversed and re-.
m0nded opinion by Judge Winklcr
Z, T., Watkins vs. the State of IeNUsi
appeal from BeNoC Reversed and re-
opinion by Judge Wmklor
a. T. Harper etaL ys. VIM, Kelley;
appeal from Wilson Reversed aud re-
monded opinion 10y EctoE presiding
Judge
Charley Coonoy 49, the SptcorrcXs
appeal from williamson. Affirmed opm
ION by Ector presiding judge
A. NJ, Lazy vs. Theodore Dellmgcr ot
al appeal from Caldwell Appeal dis.
missed opinion by Judge White
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remarkable Nerye and presence
of Mind

CHICAGO Times: Captain b. +. Kim
berry of Denver, Colorado, is the hero
of a strange adventure. lIcwas gallop'
inc a five hundred dollar horse over the
plains when the animal shying to one
side he was pitched out of the saddle
bis right foot being caught and held in
one of the stirrups. In his perilous po-
sition his head was dragged over the
ronrh ground and dry cactus plants Tor
a hundred yards or more. In the mean
time the captain, who is a man OF great
nerve and powerful luild, had taken a
large pocket knife from his poeket,and-
stretching his arm to its full length
plunged the huge blade into the bowels
ofthe beast. Not only once, but several
times the knife was buried to the hilt.
The brute finally came to dead stand
still, then gave sudden lunge, and
dropmd dead, falling, Of course, upon
Tie captain, crushing one Of his legs
and inhicting other serious injuries.
Captain Kimberly extrieated himself
from the siirrup and The carcas and
crawled mile and quarter % the near
est house. His injuries are very severe
il not dangerous.
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NJ y d. RAILWAY.


And lhOu'h tha beautiful Indian Ter
lllnY bnu't En 49, NHy OF tho snud
hlllh aud hWgWNs ui AIhuusHs Take
lhr MissnW, lt.usHs Hud lrNus. They
VIII lnui yuu directly boa the grrnt
lulou Depot 40 Do Louis, They DON'T
compel yuu On rlir three ur four miles
through the hArb HiprlH uud alleys NJ
H. Louis 900 lupplug umuiLus They
iun lhrll rulphea and hlvrppw through
IN hL Louis and puior llip Union de-
pot ls there any other line nom
lnyns thnt dnpa9 "No.n They also
ruu roaohra and sleeping ears from
lrNus 90 llunuiIs' and Quincy Have
yuu any lrIrnla lprt loukug towards
lrtuHf lftn send their address Ia the
Undersigned uud viii with pleasure
luWmd lbcm laud you ulsol a huauti.
Wl pamphlet uud other interesting
matter well worth the mere REQUEST.
AinW,l IAH % ritnWN.
N,nl fhrB't Asst N, it,Nf Try
FudAllni Mo,
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.V'HE STATE OFTENAS-To the sheriff or
I amy Constable Of ,u,las county, greet
ing: Nog are hereby commanded that, by
making publication OF TINS citation In some
newspaper published In sid county OF Dali
las, for luur su, ctA'lNe weeks prior 10 the 10
turn duy hereof You summon W, ln WAds.
worth, AFFIDAVIT having been made That said
MUd>wuyth Is a Nonresident OF the state OF
Texas, 10 be ana appear b lore the llOnora.
bic the County Court OF sHld county OF Dali
las, at the Courthuu q thereof in tho city OF
Dallas, otrthe thhd Monday in May next,
thon and thefe to answer thu petition of g.
A Gin and ", g. Smith, partners doing but
sinesS ia the CITY of Dallas, Texas, as con-
tractors md builders, under the nrm name
Of GIN & smith, Med IN said court against
him, tho said W. l.. Wadsworth, alleging in
substance MS follows, to wit: That, ON the
I'm day OF september, 1876, the defendant
executed aul delivered 10 said petitioners
his certain pionlissOry mole In writing,
whereby nc promised TO pay them thirty
days after said date The sum of thirteen hun.
dr,d and forty O-luO dollars with inter-
est thereon at one per cent PEI month until
paid, flint afterwards the said defendant
note leaving n balance due mt the date of
the institution of this suit OF about the sum
Of two hundred and thirty two h7.lU0 dollars.
That TO pay said balance of Indebtedness
the said w. l., Wadsworth has hitherto
wholly tailed and refused, aud that the
same is Alll due and unpaid, and they,
therefore, pray that the said Wadsworth be
cited to answer their said petition, q. d, on
GuM hearing, for judgment against him for
their Ia debt and costs, aud Tor general re-
lief, etc.
Hereof fail not, but Of this writ m AXE due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
Witness, A. llarwoad, County Clerk, and
thesoal o the county court, Mt Office In the
city uf DALLAS, this, 1he 18th day OF April,
a. d. ISL. A.lIARWOOD, County Clerk.
BY w. II. THACKER, Deputy.
Hlghes Il Lndslev, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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James Russell Lowell is reported as
telling this story about his butcher;
one morning the man expatiated upon
the loneliness of the moonlight the
piaht before, and Just rs the poet was
thinking that he had done him an IN n.
Justice in never having given him credit
for refinement of soul, the butcher
added: "The night was so fine l Jest
couldn't sleep and had to get up and 60
10 KILN"
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THE STATE OVER.

~ - H.. Nj. T....... - A. .
h"no"', ,o"'.,, -.Nn y or Jones ', 1'u 'l'
rangers nave captured WE'VE urSp'ra'
uots' a'l" are I, i'uN',lE " uo' 'or 'nV re-
ma,haer ne mas 'hr'e huhdr'd men
ana ~ Fa'isocN'hs every part OF 'he
county
Polk tomtH-Unlayomblc weather
has greatly retarded planting opera,
tions----The county court has issued
its proclamation torbidding the sale of
Intoxicating liquors IN IoIl~ county
New people arc se'lIlhS III MOS
coW'-,--Ihe REVIEW Is very popular
with inc people
Victoria ComtE-Groat quantities of
delicious dewberies are sold in the
streets of oria.--Postmastcr Eli
lings has Just bought of Mr., Goldman
three head OF Alderney attlc.--Thc
Baptists are repairing their house Of
worship, A grand union picnic on
the fifth proXlmo is ON the tapiS,---
Rev. Father Gardet lett on the list, for
Lyons, France lie VIII be aOaentunIIl
October
Macklcfom C6wtI-On the Dist, II
transaction in beef between John A..
O'Neil, of Wills Point and Captain Il.
j. MIllet, of Taylor county, involving
SOL 600, took place, Tho hands belong.
ing to John W Gammet's herd of cattle,
refused to permit its inspection, and
were all indicted 10y the grand iugy on
the 2lst.-Wm. NJ Tate and II. w.
Robinson each got two years IN the peni'
tertiary.
HOPKINS C0mty-Rev. W. A. Shook
was seriously hurt by his horse falling
on him.-They had local option at
sulphur Springs on the 2lst.--The
city marshal has orders to kill all the
dogs upon which tax has not been
paid.--The district conference high
school has one hundred and ninety
pupils.--Thc Kelley mill is doing
good worll.--The editor of the Ga
2ette is a warm prohibitionist.
"Take me home and bury me by my
child on the north side of its grave, |
never ought to have had anything to do
with law. want to % home to God.
l nave Dceil crazy NoOu0 ulIc hloi'h' !
testified to the truth in both instances,
but forgot my first obligation Of secrecy
owing to my lranlness towhat believe
to be a hired dupe against me- am
an honest man. | did not understand
the nature of my oath at the start the
first time" Respectfully,
s. EVANS
V,l.o, Co,oiy The Chronicle has an
edition Of GGteen hundred it deserves
t,';oo hat nnmhor --.I,oroe droves of
b otI' b ' and cattle are on the move.
oo'l' T 1" ia nnite revival of interest
.la tLo,G 20 of borso.roising --Corn
~ tno "nI'l,,I hiob and Vow 1romising
10 s'M RI l'i ~ arn acbonn;nc ont" cotton
IL : "I Lio " oro,, il nnroTisod --Tbey
LnWo two iorre sulphur springs in VIII
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

Az rENAllkANA, with All trains on ~
Louis A Iron Mountain N, II. for all pnlntn
North, East ana houthnnht
Al 10 NuNlkW JUNCTION aud MIN.
Il. H. Tor Tyler, faloatine, Houston, uaivea.
too ana Kan Antonio.
AZ DALLAS, with trains North aud Mouth
on Houston and Toxiw Central II, H. tn
sherman, Paris, honhaml Mckinney, Cor.
I'm,
q tSllRE VErORr, with a regular line oi
ari' .,,as siramcra FOR New Orleans
Ths .no, being fully equipped with all
modcru improvements, such M WUstlng-
house Air brakes Rnd Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, IN unsurpassed for
anAAd Aniatu md Hnminrl
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Houston a. Texas Central II. u.
HuurH, leaye, AnNfiI
ArrIynI and departure " lha ,inll. NJ
Dallas.

NonTHERH MAu-NiR N, X, e \, a. H.,
c0mprlsing NosloIn, Northern nnd Ea,twu
Ntatohl New York and 80, l. mis- mails arrive
Al $50 PM douart ut 7ii6 am, Pouches close
at Op,m,
SournEnR MAll,-New Orleans and South
ern Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, Rnd All other pnlnm in Southern
leXas, arrives nt Nll H,i0,i dopHits gt t,.u y,
m, Pouches close NJ o pm,
EASTERN MAIL-VlaT n T. r. IT,, com,
priRing SOushcrn aud Middle Smtos, Louis.
Vilc Chattanooga, Memphis, Littlo Rock,
Shreveport, ana ull itnSlprnn Texas, arrives
daily nj pi2l PM departs nc z pm, Pouch
closes NJ pm,
WEsrFRN MALL From Fort Worth, Cle-
hurne, Grnnhury, WoRtheii0m, Decatur
palo Pinto, Juclsbpro Rul western pOslf,
arrives At pm; departs at Sam.
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Milton Mobiles, the actor, who plays
slim Bludsoe,n did his best Mt the ~
Louis hotel fire to earn n right to play
the part of Johu Hays hero. H.
saved halfdozen lives and was badly
scorched in doing it, which comes near
n.Jim'su feat Of 'runniug her nose agin
the bank and holding IL there until the
last galoot was ashore"
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THE TEXAS LAND
AND
iaIniigraHirsGDarliy
Oh
-. Louis, Missouri.
once cor, Lamar and elm streets, end lloor)
LOaIInH, 'poxns1.

Having large ami extensive clrrOspOn.
heuce throughout tho older settled States,
this Company Ia thrlrh special object OF inc.
duclug immigration to TcNus, Possesses rnlc
facilities for the placing OF large or small
bottles OF land to uOunifN or others,
IN names OF the lucorpnrntow Of this
company are "a strong guarantee otrelipbil.
suutaticn otqunlity and tito 10 lnnds.
Parties having lands or town property for
sale, would do wen TO place Them IN tho
uHudg OF this company
Property with imperfect title viii not he
handled by this company.
Corr lOndpnUa solicited, nrd VIII no
promptly attyn' $50 by % drwEiug
y. n. FLOURNON,
ttornOy Wld Agent
Hrlla-iEwlu no. Box, rot .
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Hb0re firrn ueis. We esu rheemllye
rec.mm,ll al ui our o.iilpna aud the
puplle EnrelalA ln raIl around and
examine ilfir IHHE. Hnd We irel oln,
llien, thul INV Wl.l noinride with uin
aud pronounce D. NJ, Kahn 81 lifus
lhe lrpdrg clothing hlus
ID llas
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To the Working Class !

Menro now prepared 10 furnish nh clafsM
WIN constant employment AZ home, the
mruis, business new, light aud prontahle
Persons of either sex costly earn from IA
ocnlh tn 10 pnr evening, ana a proportional
sum ~ dvVutlng their whole tlnie tn the
huHluoss' loys aud Rlrlt earn non ~ ns
mnoh ~ mon That all who Hno this notice
may send their address and test the husl-
ness, We make this unparalleled ofleri 10
such ~ Hre not well sat-, Ned We viii send
one dollar 10 pay for the trouble OF writing
lara Ia commence work on, aud n copy of
Homo and Firesido, ono Of the largest and
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