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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

The spring fights opened afresh last
evening, land a general sOrimmage took
place on the banks of the Trinity, in
which four parties took a hand, and
all came out considerably worsted,
From what we can learn the difficulty
originated from "stray sale, " at least
1t was "stray sale" ay,and the parties
were gathered at the court house door
In attendance upon the sales. Two
men had a dispute and repaired to a
secluded place on the banks of the
river to Eight II out.p OF course the
crowd followed, and IT seems that
after the two men had opened the
skirmish a man by the name Of Elan
interfered for the purpose of seeing fair
play. Another by the name of Came
ron. thinking Elan designed taking a
hand, pitched into him, and struck
him a fearful blow in the face, iDilict-
ing deep and ugly looking cash upon
his cheek. The four men fought tor
some thirty minutes, and at the end OF
that time were as bloody as it was pos
sible for men to be, and all had their
clothes more or less torn from them.
AT the termination of the fight, Came
ron leaped upon his horse and made
for the bridge in hot haste. A police
man, who had appeared upon the
scene, jumped upon another horse and
pursued, but lost him in the woods, on
the other side Of the river. The other
parties, we understand, were arrested,
and some of them will carry the
,,,.rLs Of tha baftla fur somptime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08
nrnMIngn KnITe.

Last evening about half-past eight
o'clock, two men got into dispute
near the Clark house, and one Drew a
knife on the other Mafshal Mofton
being present, affeaed the panhnd
took him ID the calsbOose, aud was
sodhdiy cursed by the prisoner en- the
road there.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Continued rram nrs, p,gs.

the distrust Of the governments Ia,
Ienuous, Il may pass away, but there
Is danger that any bad news now
would deyelope it,
The Times In leading article says,
1--WE think Russia's assumption of
the concurrence OF Europe In her ao'
lions made u formal protest impera,
tive, aud Earl Derby's dispatch meets
this protest with effect aud dignity,
our hands, NJ all events, ARE free,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

Remaining unclaimed In the pallns, Dallas
county, Texas, postolllco un Tuesday, May
s, ISL
10 obtain any of these letters the appli-
cant must say Advertised " aud give the
duie OF tho list,
II not CHILLED for within one month, they
will bs sent Ia the dend letter Once.
A, b NURlON, Postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08
NEW YORK.

sui eide Of n MilIionRirc-Death by
Starvation In the Heart of the city
The Hopper Puts In an Appearance
New YORK, May THE body OF
John I. DAILY, the millionaire, owner
of the Windsor house, wds found sus-
pended, with a pistol shot in the lead.
Supposed suicide; ~
A family was found dying of starva-
ton in the thlckly settled part Of the
city.
The seven year locusts are reported
ln vast numbers in VanRenseler coun-
ty. In 1850 they did not appear until
June, but remained until autumn.
Great damage to the crops is anticipa.
ted.
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Ladies' llnts,

Five thousand ladies' and misses
straw aud chip hats, at 25lts each, are
being closed out at the ladies' suit and
military department over the Dollar
Store. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

nles ia the state excel them, rhfy
drilled leiteTday with no exp iolaIion
of wlnnlng the prize, as they iil not
| prepare Tor II, hut only as matter Of
Interest "a the people who assembled,
CLIMBING THE rolls,
This Mas source OF great amuse.
ment, Many were they WIN essayed
the feat, aud many got about halfway,
aud then backslided,
a little fellow named Ashley Grillin
was the first 10 reach the top, and
thereby won the first prize, n silver
watch and chain, Several others also
performed the feat aud secured prizes,
THE HORSE RACE
for unframed saddle horses also at
trAnlod large crowd, Three eutries
werl made-Dan Lindseys sorrell
gelding Rebel, John McComas' hay
geldng, aud j, &, Caton's sorrell fllly,
Mile dash, Won by Rebel In 90
Prize, so,
THE GRAFTON.
Major John Henry Brown, the ora
tor Of the day, delivered au Grafton In
the floral hall TO large audience, His
remarks were eagerly listened to, aud
elected much applause. Ills views NJ
to the benefits Of the annual festiyi,y
were sound, aud We indorse them
heartily.
The Swiss glee club rendered songs
at intervals In An artistic manner
BAsE BALL.
The national game was net forgot
ten, aud In another portion Of the
ground the willow wielders spread
themselves The first game was DO.
tween the Richardson club and the
white Has Of Dallas, which re.
suited in victory for the latter, by u
score Of sixteen TO twenty-five. The
White Hats then tackled the regular
club OF this city, aud were defeated 10y
u score Of twelve to twenty-six.
PRIZE TUNING.
The Turner's then came forward and
performed some very difficult feats on
the horizontal snd parallel bars. The
following are the nan es of those who
won the prizes: Il. Fritz, first prize,
$40; Ben Davidson, second prize, So;
Lou. Griffin, third prize, 81; Charles
Reinecke, fourth prize, 50; Henry
Boil, little bit Of a fellow, fifth prize,
80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

M AphNoHrn InuSM
w MAgnef John WHlkpiir
Wtilans deolao q NThhrr Alasirr DhRIli,
whlipsldV j |. Williams Iu al N
Wagons 4 u white a Horga
Wlemrr hNniy q wise Olsmtni
wilson Y
i0retun,
L. RAus ALENpR kuegel Hermann
IA URTON CHAs Rmmt CA
ID huskiIk uon A
EREEM nlALEY
ESrISop
porrsJdMw
STHr'o"AL
Firms,
nuNuAN A ADAMS
ElELps \ HwEEsY,
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OTHER GAMES

were abundant. The ladies ran races,
in which they carried marble in Il
teaspoon Whoever reached the goal
first, without splitting the marble, won
the prize.
The pustollCe was also another source
OF revenue, and fine missives were fly
ing all over the ground. MessrS.
Schneider and Good, seeming to be the
faVori;c5 with the ladies. Their post
age must have been considerable. The
fishing pond made lots of fun. One
lady baited her hook, cast her line,
aud caught, what--a little black India
rubber baby. Oh my what a shout
went up. Dancing went on all tins
time, and it was hard to tell what was
going on in so many different places.
We almost forgot to mention that the
East Dalls Hook and Ladder Com
pany scaled the floral hall with their
ladders in good style, but whether
for prize or not, We did not learn.
GIVING THE AWARDS.
About six O'Clock the military com
panies were marched into the hall,
and the Mai-queen announced the
decision of the jud ges of the drill, Civ
ing the prize to the Lamar Rifles.
Lieutenant-Colonel Eblin responded
in their behalf. The beautiful gold
medal was also given to the fire de-
partment, and Mr.. Tooley and Judge
Good responded. Our reporter lett
the scene then, but many stayed and
danced till quite late. The whole
affair was q grand success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08
EVNMing Report-FInnn,inI

NEw York, MnyI Money easy at ?12N
at VI WltMl O7l4. Governments active and
strong new SsSl Ma. state hondsquiot aud
steady,
NEW ORLwANs, May 7,--uoid 81 OB9s@
OOl6, New York sight y premium. Bank
sterling " "a,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

uAtNEaroS, May H. Gold nominali silver
NJ par,
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YopH, May 2 cotton quiet. Upland,
~ lhlnri Orleans II lb', kHl,H Is bales,
futures upvuud shade ensior, May 10 0Not
n U2oi Iunu n lNmll Ulcl July IA lhmll l,o,
August ~ Aleii tau, Soplumh ur IA oil 2loI
uclObtrll O1Nu 10
y our a shade dimer and Rdvnuc ng When
bold 8ghc higher. Corn uul0t and without
irOldtu change.
hyRmouL, May Moon Cotton lhndo
enSier Mlddling uplanda hi dlOileAnH, u /.
lNd, sales h,Vvt bales; speCullt lonlnnd eXpult
l,Oll fooeipW 400 AL Alu, Ilcan,
FuturrH-rhuy Offering l.l0d less, Tn,
lands, low middllng ulHWe, May ANA June
delivery, o ~ wa, June and July o ~ 8adtluly
aud August D3l.8.li Auguli aud ScpteluhVl
\ .3sd, May aud juno asadi June aud July
Aaj-S2d,
SsO y. m,.,-uplands, low midd ing clause,
July aud August VllVury, 0 ,O'33d,
laD y, m,-Up lunds, low middling clause,
August aud stptnnher delivery, q l-iah
2 y, m..-uplande, low mlddlng clause
June AMI Iuly delivery, liad,
HALN EhroN, May q liuvs-nry select lSci
LIGHT sated lU; stack slltcd l6o, wet sRlted
So, selected ye; batchers green &C., damaged
nnlf price.
Wool Eastern aud northern llno md me.
dium, nee " hurrs, more onor ng and nom.
inAl NJ 2lagHc; hurry llttllhu; Q storm,
western ana southern line, 2l9g2lo; medium
lHlg2lo, coarse western ana Mexican, i0Hl3o,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08
MARKETS ny rELEGRAPn


NEw YORK, May ? Money per cent. Gold
= WA alorling exchange, long " ~ short
alhn' STATE bonds stvady, Government
hpnia active and s,rung, stocks active and
strong
Hald opened NJ 81 U1k.
dAtNEaroS, May H. Gold nominal; silver
at unf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

epertain cure. for all Liver disease, Dys
COstive ness. Hourness Of Stomech, Heart
Burn, Indigestion, Jaundice, niiliousnea 81
DiafrhUa, Flux, Chiils and Fever. Etc.
CAGTIoN-In buying always ask for DR..
A. "a simmons' LIVER MEDIC1FE, pre-
pared by ". A. Thedford 4 Co., Chatia-
noogn, Tenn, and zee that the ikenoss OF
Dr. a z. simmons y on each bottle .sn6
package. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

Having large aud extensiye c0rrespon-
dtnce throughout the older settled States,
this Company in their spec al object OF In.
duclng Immigration 70 Texas, possesses rare
facilities for the placing Of large OF small
bodies OF land 70 colonisis or others.
IN nafnes OF the inclIrporatofs Of fhi
ltf, Honesty and fair dealing, both In repre-
sensation OF quality. and title " lands.
Parties having lands or town property for
sale, would do weli 70 pince them IN the
Prof. Win iinPsrfses tue viii no, D.
handled By this company.
Corr srondence solicited, and win -
promptly atteDr~d 70 ~ . idressinr.
g. H.fIOuRNOY.
ttorney and Agent
apliedtWlu Pc kox, Lbs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

flhEMLN . TOpA IhNh@s
The sports began with the foot race
for prize of u handsome speaking
trumpet, offered by Hook and Ladder
company No .. There were four en'
tries, one from each company, viz
Hook and Ladder company No. !, H..
Burgower; Hook aud Ladder company
No. 2, Mr.. Purcell; Engine company
No. l, Mr.. Proper; .Etna Hose COM
pany Mo. ., NJ. L. Sanciere. The dis.
lance was one hundred yards. The
signal was given and the men started,
but during the race there was consid'
cradle jostling and elbowing. MI
Proper, OF Engine company no. J.,
came in far ahead, but foul was
claimed and the judges sustained 1t,
and ordered the race to be run over
again. Engine company No. then
Withdrew their man from the race
AT the secone trial Mr.. Sanciere, of the
Htna, won the prize.
THE PRIZE DRILL
About half past one o'clock, the
military companies were called 10
compete for the prize. Mrjor james
f. Barkley, Mr. 4. d. Carter ana
Henry Boil, were chosen judges. Ihe
Lamar Rifles, Captain FELTON, com
manding, drilled firsL and wen'
through the company movements, the
skirmish drill, company wheels and
movements on the double quick, with
great precision. Their drill Is simply
perfection, and we doubt IL there is q
company In tile south that can excel
them. They won the championship Of
the state last fall, and are open to
challenge from any company In the
state. The StonewaIl Greys turned
out aftetwafds, and drilled IN fine
manner. The material Of'thi' eom-
paDy is excellent and but few compa
, 1877-11-24

r,r own. hut have tccn in rsrion- ra'rs tnsrn.ted
viii, tn"ar "f nii'cc. therefore. rs ''"x r.'" Nr-
shr very ynln ,'st pas: the *eag4 NJ ch linol and
each tEr OF them jor nEd Ennos 10 nie. fee!
9a1 ! .as yn 1ss , III s 1 r'hn. ", s IT.
nnt},sra knccs aud rr-t in her ara,t, nI, have
already pa+.rd hcyona the one or 'wo pagc- allot:
knnw of hnh,es and their management: for though
mt phxaetan. hctnR The wife Of nne. have been
+" II 3 suy h's ai Ast IN e 81 o eer
syn.ln, hs:c been - accustomed ntl my hte
::sonsh :" cure ~ cl'llrcn AaA sndeasor to mako
may 10. that helieyc may .ay !and with MI
humility, that n,nr hare. feen and heard eo;ne
wo ssr Nth p os a
=! sain:.,. Il ons, as.i;e. 10 hare = recipe:
s,a.s smiaavart to rraliy hcs. 20 iikews,e. ~ re:
aas: 1 sssny e Is cas .n III
en,eavor ID eay toneshsnc. week after week. thns
Wit! aid e'stcr: md rcrhtrs. In tass,c ~c may b.
af lie " ae snr ca The" We aDa lie
It @ pe fs9pyne w .P cnc Inc
IN vT our n"iasity. W. '''' 'e''''e
MI, St!,: IT,, d 0,taxa. ,piea.c state whether
thc received, and !. ras..led vita. the directions
given! Emma. neglected t0 tunch on m. point
II T. 1 an he sfs "Sst q t :. ys
% os ss%.n a hi ws GSs ara s.' H 'fs s
cuuEtn. do nut know yuuf non!s ai1 plume In The
(umc. Is II k!t ard k!ttcnst However. nover
mini: think Prof. Marc wonid nn*wcr your
tlc uthcr reanett. wosld gladly ;lfr you any In
t,ructton in iuy power; ii may he that as wc rruw
ol'lcr. hha1 be nnc to devote particular col
un,n Of two specially to subjects Of art fancy.
work. and household lore. bul II Il very d!cuEt to
make certain topics clear and tnttrcst!ng In talc
short spare Of letter. 70 necessarily full Of hthcf
things. Mrs. 4. teA.e Carrier -. xht,n}a like 10
hear from, yuu: did you Eccet.c my last lc,icr:
] woa,d lay 10 many friends | have received all
the letters directed to AGST CANntE.
, 1877-11-24
TRIED NtET1IOns.

To the 3iHttoF U lHe lfbAnfs
DArESroHT, H., Nov. 1D.--I have been IN Ia.
tpscxtcd reader OF TuE TRIBUNE for over year,
and would Gike to Offer few recipes, medical md
otherwiso.
II fths lady troubled With dyspepsia will use En-
calyplus silu will undoubtedly tbo relieved and
cured In short time. II cnrel two Of mY friends,
ono wns tho worst cass uvcr knew. woula rec
o,n,nend to '.Yonng Mother" for collie. tlncturc
of aniss. The effect Of II on sny lIttlo oncs was
perfectly charming. II Is tauch moro agreeable
p9Sp.rea taSp fer Sowcl % snb.niss
cf 1lsmnth 's the most simple 9t any rrn'
dy havs found, and most c1tctlss. lnsuch c,,es:
tho lrst appearance Ut any dcrangemeut. NtEmuie
81 s.misa eToup, .'rup Of ipeeae. 70. laa.E;;
WITH 9u% Wy rtoasG fo't,HS wnss
q snn hsa sss E Il II @s
family, and hunArca OF more OF the simple Group.
An9thss thing ! learned from medical Wnfx 1!1l
Gil. When tbs ston,act rrjccta everything, l!aud
sold + to spread bFsad o. crackers with bnttef
panr boiling water over. and SEASON with salt and
II tho Wisconsin lady will Try :Wobh's Word
Mctho1 fof her little boz. thtnk sho Will be % ahs
ny '1's it.s 10y y Uefors to "a, :. and Sssfo1s hs
knew latter. be e0utd Rad long sentences. After
he bad rsa.l over htty laEes, laRan to leach hln
Know. iii ths 1alters. without, having seen H.
alphabet: III l. now u. ana H. rcu!!ius Wi!son'.
Becunu ltcatss. has read fur h ali. II had
adopted ths old msthod, he would be, pfob1o'y, ID
My recipe for aourhnnts IL unllke any have
os. osp. ."a xo E
taink lis ':cpIsea Cook. iiook " viii ,lasuto -
rrytaal NV, t0 Cunta1a Tillans Methud Vt pIcp4r-
'A ~ ~ FvasIr Pn4c7lc4I.
, 1877-11-24
ExrO2TuLATltlNS.
IT, IA E1AeE 1} J'A4 JfsLuHS.

CHlcAoos nor. l0.-pcfonda, your letter on
snov very beautiful; but ~ Seotty. In Mark
T1aia's ''Hougbay H." xsya. ''ioa'tp ruthes
gut tho bulge On uls," Ia tho words OF the ninis.
Ter, ''Would II not expedite uAltcrs n yoa re-
stscted yourself u cstexSsesl statements Ut tAets
unlucumbeEed with ahstsucnnK aecuu.piatiuua OF
metaphor and Allegoryr' do not xfits With tho
Intention Of esitcislng feel am incapable; hut
l.kv tAs u.hsrnIan in ''Gool*fof- Nolhtnu Man."
Wtsa y "t7'E tae mailer ossf ca!liy ano Ia,et,,
purposs Ut Tbs l!ums. It IL plaza to 4,.euss uat
tstaof tutsresk Annottancs IL HUG spa4lrss 1n4
ppt \ placs IL ''la1 up ul1nuaucbt4 of Rhetorical
elulutuce." Al hasa xltu. Ihe article ua tDow
- very tnc. bIt eanaut set bow II soAcerns I tr
, 1877-11-24


II the Editor Of J'As Tribune,
WAREnLoo, Ia,, Nov. 10.-llnstnR received
shout six letters day this week asking for dircc.
tons for knitting mtttens, thought beat 10 send
them to you. an1 all could bs supplied. Thanks to
ttuth and Aunt Nancy for shcIr klaa 1cstes., I
feel A. If had fallen among old friends. The
directions for mIttcns ares Tho hnnA-CaAt on t53
stitches. Widen every othsr time actoss on tho
sau,a end to y. Narrow on the sama end eysry
other tims aeross to u; widrn again to ~. snd
narrow to u: hind 0a. Few tosslleE, leaving 4
place fot ihs thumb croehet straight arouud the
red. ks.r tho last Of red 10 tho 6rss Of red on
thu wrong slde: making The rcd tloublc. Run. 4
narrow red ribbon thtough the t!st row Of black,
This Thuu,b-Csst % one stitch. Widen every
scrnsa and cast on 10. making ~. Widoo each
H.. Knit 10 tines acfo.s. wideniny Il thu snd
keeping = stitches 81. rho time. Knit 10 umU.
sesoss, ~l!sntng ~ shs eud withaut thu gore. and
e. SspS;s q &C. e
ing six fur o1v, at tho sae end ~ tho cota nn tho
opposi,o ride; natruw every other line across to
two ounces Of LICK sad On. .hsli oi rrd ri arc re.
QufEcd. Seal brown and reds Ut light blue ata
st; ps .o b,s. a.'' hs fa 70 sa sS Ss' !. s.ps
~ dIrcctt0n4 had soma trouble with thumhk
s4s v rIo.s, t',; Two stitches more Or ls.* for
4 paper patturn II II would ~ any assistance.
Will s0ms one send nv tbs rabbit aud elephsnt
palteTnY ..--
llnI Ola rodrtda to mean "a Spanish dish
consisting Of various meats hashed with vesc:a.
hlsa." .... .,...
4 fancy holder " pretty with '.Pally, put the
kettle oa. wc'i VII takt T, sud largo old fash.
ypnr.l teakettIs In tho CentEe.
who will tell las tbs nlythologtcal goddess Of
ncMosyf
would bu rsFy glad 10 exchange anything
haxs With HksTyss fos ths napkin holder sad
ean&- -huldrf.
!-adle. who vent suc Stamps for patterns will re.
tcitp 1hem soon.
would b. glad to exchange tho Afte Fa0tdA1
JoaF"1t af Education tor son,a othae educational
jpuEu2l o1 paper, ZAcGAo, uo1 SOS.
, 1877-11-24
sA1.VE AND SOUP.

AAtxssuM~, Nov. 1a.-ttadie wtshes recipe
for tobacco sa1ye, hope the following, which u
satd 10 bo shs recipe Of Tfask's Magnetic
Ointment, may bo OF use 10 her: Take Of lard.
nne-eut tobacco. and ra!4ns cut In pieces cquai
wu,.hta: slmnies well together and strain cle4t
from dtags. 4 good salya for sores IL un.altea
butter and grated carrots almnsred vol anu
strained ctcss Hue aud VIII. = nice way to il.y ~.
os bread Il 70 anl;ss .el :n4 .ct ta Tho oson Hn
tuAxt fur breakfast and 1t il much quicker ',a!le;
rvta's Soup. 1sks Of rotatoes pared an1 .sssa 3as
thcn add unv tRa we'll Lcatcn aud pint ot tnk "
cream; pcppef aud salt TO t4Ate. aoe thiss
enough. add Hills lour th!ckeplag. II Wv h4ss
no milk or cream. usu : generous lump Ut bnttri.
pd yon lspnns,c e9aec' 'SfaunJ. ayes M a1s,5 vi,
web pleased With Tho result. which wss lhas asa
nut hlys much dusttn9 kD 10. ,..
" Amy will dry her collars. then starch VITA
epakcd siArch sud dry bcfoIs she iro and when 1t
xlatch with cold starch, think IAey will os slia
enough. Cookies: Two cup4 sugar, cup buttss,
four cvga cue half cup naik, two tca.poons NY N.Y.
in4 powder, hasut with nutmeg, aud roll thn'
lake In quick oTen- +. cohsA''
, 1877-11-24
OUI1 NEEDY SISTERS.
tn tAs Editor NJ TAt 1rtt1tpt.

IL lA$ isHUOF NJ 1ht 4F10ffaf.
CntcAno. Nov. Colt has been welt md t,,,,
said That one half Of the world does not know hn:,
the other half liyc, and do nut know hut n,tvh,
with canal trnthsnlncts add that they do M. eare
mn not mombcr ot Ths tome, bnt am n.
tcscslcd in II. t1o hops The nomc will le, n,
spirit at trnc wdmanhoott. het sympathy anil k]na.
ness. be established md shown In tho n,asac..
mcnt mean for Off toilinE sisters, thu.e win
lave through misfortune been placed where tbtv
days: tnoae who viii not tea; tllo*s wose gpIss pss
keeps them from, making their dcstituInn kunsn
mud sso are driven noary 70 de.petnioa, sA4s,
NAL ian told tl,a. il Sew York city nirc oss,
nue hnnttrc,i Thousand females ntc employed IN
yn', =, ,pse1pas,ofs m nt r,assa,ion @ r,ess s
ihinkof II: Oscralts at three nr1 five cents pa,
No wonder we renis ot suicides 80 wonder ~"asa a
10 pleasant subject lot onc Ia cuncn,nla,et' :
and n,a'ntaIn your ,womanhooti, you arc ia to
hear It pai ,,,At man, 4. ZIG l,cal oi famj!,.
mist bc literally paid. That those tlcpcnie,ni,
uron him may be fed. Deaf frlen.s. do yoa i1,nt
1rts i!t.le cnes looking 10 her Tor l!scult t'u i,
pitln',! Grandma 0lawayt, y".1t Judgment md
i" a ose. ns n one 1' ,a s u nne ns VII ay G,s +
for In union there IL strength. and much g,,a pst
be perfected Iy doing, 10 thnsc Of osr r,.,cf.
lapp.nese, mny bc brought through your nid inlo
tho fIpht md sunshine of casu and psoti'rrlay,
Ny heart anl my prayers 70 with you in rucli
Sorrow, ana ctc.,-no. tnnt Is lou cnnnasa e
now among Inoncyca people. but I'll do apytlins
| can consistently. have received a great tlany
ihutr tivelihood. urging ms TO glru In public
Esrtor, lecture, ihe hHh1cct. "a Plea tor Our
did moi inc!osr stamps for return postage. m, Ia.
able to reply them ey letter :bHt will say lcro ths
Mt Enmc fntnrr t!ay, tfThe ttn,ne will arccpt me-
Content, bless y0ur DEAR good heart. wish cnuij
seu yOu. DELt. I}EACu,
, 1877-11-24

=" "a, '"s h"t'r a. ans ~ aHo"'f.
uFTA"A' 1u.' Sof' *V'-tempetanee Ieto9mcrh
are woEkine nobly organizing Associations anl
Clubs. Temperance LECTURERS arc adyancug some
vcrv nno tns"r,os frn.1i,ar, -, ,r,v,no ,nr,s.,lc
vsst "4' s'NS''.@' ~'"sA"e.o Wv Nt''"s oat'I+'ie
duties to bear the insults Ut the har.roo. and all
are publicly developing kfeat ear1cstness IN tho
sc,anerancc cause. What Gun woman Eu her bome
cInrniinn and aIyIurrn,smt shntitH rrmI,gm b"r
nnsS~, NJ h,,m" 1nHu",sc" ani will II wi."~ ''
Prnhihitnrv INV mny h., ,as.si ,.ftsf ,nrn mil
women may cmptvy ti.r ,asu,s il Ill novsrnt4 MI
nst .pep The no,h:f: w!se" sna .',s,s wo
htti.~ ~ ~. - III !. .1ss hio ~ ...to tIst.
h.. sy.r ism frrutsd nr fostrr.h ~ ,nr s"r'.1
h'nrl, Thc,n whssc a,r hun"sT sinrIi t,r s.ti.n.a
anen sh, ,hS . n, ~ @ 1en
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innsr ti,sT "nnn, In Il f"n.S"iss. ;ustr. nE mo
w"c htsutss r,s M rsrinrs "a sa,n. fes ,nnt
shnuid H. ~. ntsriv i,,notJ H. fhna, ,ni.,n yss
ons nj lie invra,lisnts. Iliu sIscts nte lis sams
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i'm - ~ n 1 na.nr p"'' ~ =" '"e '"'
III inw nny hn.u lv.. ,ntrn making tbsr ,;rc,
pN ssi nn % H., ~, ~ ~ oaf nnSc t'I
mha. ~" ali ahs sita, mi ~ Ihis ,si,"nt, H.,
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, 1877-11-24
EATS WITH 1IT5 KNIFE.

CuEsnt,un. Nov. ne.-1 dcrtra to return thanx. n
~sn,s. s.,..s,...S.,,. t>x ,,,a,,fa,, ~" ...,.,
nancy eenoseuayHe .oF a'ses1loa3 tut maHl'1a
t1bacco*pouch; 10 1lotc Wool ditto. Many
thinks. lader. nnd next spring when "a to The
1h,cl fltto I'M er1,sct In ,,o, s1nnlJ r,urr mn.
~ a,,no; .s,ra III, W
"h unS tato oo'a".ea' " scu!oee"t 'st"e' WIN IL.
membcr yon ccfMlnly. What Ia the addsrss Of
to thu antI tobnccp todtc. Of Thu lfonc tlat nm
not a tcieryu nt thu Elr Waller IT, rclooI: only
isc lille 1ncu In awhile, Jrst tu tt4Ist gc.ttoa
AM, nrin i!nclr Hau, in wav ~ Yrycnne tax wa
know: tlt,nk IL l. nv duty Is do 70.
i vStil yrnturr fnw rrntorka IN rernrd tn tint