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A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

First among the requisites Of tho toilet IL \ .noa
article Of Soap but TO procure It ia not alway, an
matter Many Of the most expensive Soaps In The ,.
ktt made from coarse and delctortous matctax "a
their delicate colosing and fragrant perfume too of,1
conceal the most repulsye impurities. The dIscoaur,
recently made public regarding thls subject sre no
ttvelv startling, aud deserve serious cpnstder1t,o,
Scented Soaps arc now known to be extremely oh,r@
tonabe, especially II applied the head inarnc n.
hair, Irritating Lie scalp and uducn: severe hesd
aches. Tue character Of The ingredients sr be tnfc
from the stntement OF 4 gentleman who mstea N.
aCeninE OF Soaps his busfness be- recently dccur th,
persons engaged in this employment were sho.tlyrd
from seyen TO ten years being longest period during
Tic difficulty .: procuring PERFECTLY rure a,tc,, a,
Toilet Soap aI last obyiased however, thanks to tn.
enterprise and chemical skill Of Mr. Is. r. BA1ntrr> > ar
whose uens establishment IL by far tho aTycs Of IL
kind in the United States The reaowu Of III BABafrrs.
semna,cd but this latest u the apnFu1rs,s
crown to the numerous victories already a:hleTcd
After rears Q. patient labor and sceaac experiment
son OF the 1ncs toilet soap ever introduced Tie r.
cipa Ingredients the prest vegetable otls DE ma
fhe result simpy unparalleled il Ills It d.
dustry-
~. r. BAnn1rrs TOILET SOAP" IL the trads. .m,r.
application to the delicate skin Of ufaoE ch1ren
md ladies' 1t altogether uncquaed IA It's emollent
y 1ee 30 81 s
fined taste considers the absence OF artlaclal perfume
stie Of D. Babbirs Toilet Soap rs1ders il tas NOT
nealthfu aud agreeable article Of the Kind ever ann
Though specially desirable for the use Of sdles mud
ss 5S sSaR y eapsy arnsopsfts tes Esa
oY tie ncst soaps Tor ba1bcrs ass Il & jass seas sae
beeons @ ssnesai-tS ri iasS 1Tisaae ''f IL "'e'a
, 1877-05-13

- ------ CHICAGO, Nay &c 187.
PEELEr JEFFERs, Eso.-DkAR Sfn: Ny vito has
oeen Tor the past seven years under constant treatment
Tor CatarTh at heavy EXPENSE. and do not heatzte
to say that she has received relief and hcnett
from a tho physicians and remedies employed during
tlAs time n. E. SuxIuLKY. HurdIck HouGe.
, 1877-05-13

. lneRe sudden Alterations OF heat and cold. ~
ssid IN INGENIOUS inventor The Other dag to friend,
- are very unhealthy, and 1t il almost impossible
70 gnard against them Why, you have no idea Of
how rapidly The wind chanses, probably because
Ton KNOW. To-day WAS walking along Clark
street from Randolph to Washington and the wind
~ . blowing tae dust INTO my eyes at to blind me:
wasn't In there dre minutes, and when came ont
.et out to walk from Washington back TO Ran
ea and aoun w Jon es1 Sex that IT, the Tna , had
coat ever az on as's s. e.y;as Ss%s
hat pa9 r osspes :p:e ~ s.s fur
and aln.leaf fan, then they are prepared Tor
mort any kind OF weather That however. is "a q
reversible coat Onone side it ls 4 yellow linen
daster On The other size thick Ulster lined with
elankeune Simplest principle in The world. Come
down town when its bspltng hot, put on your re-
serbe with the linen side out and you Re "A COOL
~ cucumber 1t luzns cold in the course Of the
dAT. you tnrn your coat into Ulster mt mn fi,e
collar. ana there Jou are rs warm MS toast-' -
A resident of West Washington street xr.s NO.
Sent. induced to put an A. u. T. insttumcnt into
his dwelling, he arguing that 1t would be very con
case, or anything Of tile sort IL, howsvrT. Srsd
~ TIE TNihuNT IN account OF the ridiculous n1yht
.! the man who was in hurry for messenger and
Aousc being slormed inside OF minute by police
1lsn With \ club aad revolver. a nabcock and
shsn Chemical Chine. and whole brisade Of mes:
A%~ S@~AF eoVA FVooEsestu VI A1&u+ QuQ
hauntsd him day and night, and when be would
waSc from hoEriu dream Of having turned The
esaas wrong and summoned platoon Of armed
3sn zen os xho'c fire department, hc would Gud his
oasf Slammy with perspifatiou. The result Of it
VIZ tnat he has1ng refused to allow amy one of bis
91.aIf 70 touch the instrument any more ttan
y had been Splt dog, OF Howing
oo*!, OF something Of that undesirable sof, was
a11sid 10 touch It himself, and now, whenever he
Nanis messenger. he sends the servant girl over
- ile ONCE lof one When his friends notice that
he Las an Instrument in the house be Smiles nery-
ousy and says that electricity is ono OF the rrcat
sst inventions Of the eentufy-iust touch . little
knoo, ana these you arc- Such Is the melancholy
history Of Oldham Afraid of -TeIee!aph-
chine "
VIII you do something to obIise 1uer' ehy1v
Askeo beautiful young woman OF tirid rentjr
1uAn whose acquaintance she had lust made At A
small eocial gathering on = est Adams street The
other on. ssen'ng g,, Anything that can in honor,
come into the back parlor, where it is dnrk. and
sit on the sofa with me, and let me rest my head
on jour shoulder. and ron pretend to whisper ia
my car. only don't blow, because that ttckles and
can't laugh, for this new dress IL re-v tipht -
and when anybody looks you can draw your srm
away-1 forgot to asy wanted you to put it round
my w7ist-and I'll pretend to blush. =" .tBut nv
gracious, honored uiss, ;" stammered The Young
man, after hasti1y dividing into 1877 and finding
that It want leap year; 'Amy goodness before
III these people.-and an slresdY
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STATE OF TEXAS,

it gives to the passenger view of the
grandest scenery, finest agricultural
district and great gazing grounds OF
the west
It's passenger and freight trains nre
surpassed by none in the State. Pull
mans Palace Drawing Room aud Sleep-
ing Cars leave St. Lauis daily via the
NJ X & II Ry at Q A. NJ; Hannibal ut
1000 A. NJ, and Sedalia at Cos =. NJ,
running through to Denison, shermon,
Dallas; lTearne, Austin and Houston
without change. Connection is also
.aade at Sherman with the Texas &
. Pacific R'y. for tie above named points.
The connections of this Road with
the NJ X & 7 at Denison for 81. Louis.
Hannibal, Chicago. Fort Scott, Kansas
City and all points North and East;
with the Texas & Pacific at Sherman
f,.r ST. Louis, Cairo, Memphis. aud all
poirts Fast and Southeast, and at Hous-
ton with the G II & $ A for San Antonio.
the g II & II for Galveston, the Texas 4
n Orleans Ry. for Beaumont, Orange,
&c; the Morgan and Mallory Steam
ships for all points on the Gulf and At
lantlc coasts, ana the liverpool & Texas
Steamship Line 10 Liverpool, Harre
and other European cities are perfect,
while its freedom from dnst and heat
on account of the nature of the soil and
the open prairie country over which it
passes, with it's cooling SEA breeze,
pleasant scenery of broad prairies. beau
tiful groves, well cultivated fields OF
cotton. corn, small grain. and fruits.
render it especially desirable and ad-
vantagrous to travellers and shippers
in preference to othets.
Buy your Tickets and ship your
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Me BveNMNyM RAMNey,
A Daily and. Weekly Democratic Journal.
runlanHn BRENnAM wAsIIseroS COUNTY, TEXAS.
RANKIN g. NEscRINNGorg, Editors.
50 per year; Weekly s. year

Supscripton-Daily 80 per year; Weekly 81 per year.
THE BANNER has recently been enlarged thirty-two
column paper being the largest paper published
county. 1t is the only English newspaper published in the county,
and the acknowled organ the Democracy Aus Washing
with items of State and general news well
esng Editorials upon all the important topics the day.
TE BANNER is and always has been the eadas friend of the
poor and working class; suc has aboed for their
advancement avorng advocating immigration to
county Intelligent and industrious 1t advocates
speedy development the great
ing State. by encouraging the establishment of
all kinds favoring Railroad with our
State not yet penetrated by existing lines
THE BANNER is jealous worker behalf BRENNAN and
Washington county. Coming renham January 1861 when
it but small village of 500 inhabitants watched
onward march of improvement with great pride and satisfaction
until instead of 500 her population 1000 souls and
still her progress onward During this time year
been connected witer journalism, working and
wing for the pospery of town. expect
abors unremittngy merely asking liberal and sustaining pat
ronage at the hands of the public have long and faithfully
served
Politically the BANNER has been found battling r the
triumph of the and living principles of the Democratic party
and Democrat have yielded cordial and hearty support
Gov Coke and present State Government We discuss all
public issues from strictly democratic standpoint independent
of any clique ring
THE BANNER opposes and depecate the extravaganza and
corruption party controlling the affairs
Government and avor early restoration OF the the
and guidance of competent and honest rep
resentaves the people 1t also avors the rigid economy
the administration of the affairs Of GOVERNMENT both State
Federal that labor may be lightly burencd by taxation.
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ST.. I.oulR. Nav 6, 1871.

Dr. I<oUTR, MAY o., 1914. +.
Thinking some OF the items
If news here saiaht be of inter-
cst. IS lie readers ofthe BANNER,
4 nv motive tor writine--liir.;t.
,.a,narkiino that in reading in ii
And ,,ther Texas napers Of the
brlnlt skies and 5alnlv spring
weather Won are euiosine, con-
trasts very favora5sv with the
cold. eloudv. rainy weather We
have had here er the past
. .sontb and. arc still having,
axes me a,,xions to return.
This cify;s now busy and ae-
live. the spring business having
ta;rlv sci 81 The Tureo-Rus-
s;:,a war has caused quite an
excitement N the orr ia market
i, :. The i : a-fi.ie of whe It
las rome M 10 81 40 per ansh-
Il and other grades ii ,.ropor-
f;eas ,Ali,otlser grains. includ-
mo corn. have gone up in a like
.-at;,, Flour siL50 d barrel.
u nlirzIk some expert
men that this
caused Inv wild specu!a-
20, md will not hold long
But my main oli;cct In writ
mo IS 10 rive ven the price Of
ve.s,ssttal,les n th;smarket. Irish
no7atocs are worth $50 per
imsbel. Beets five dollars a
bnsI,el.
s9'an.,.tses Ave dollars a basket,
lnl,l;ug about a neck and a half.
Styss,s l,eY..;;es. / did not learn the
wholesale price OF. but they are
retailing here at forty cents a
3 pcer. holainr about three tables
s,,6onsflll. English D as, six
dollars q hushel. and all other
.,;,,r;,:.x..ss.setshles at proportions
81. r..ses All that is in this
ss.ar:;x;ts vet. comes from the
Soasls. a,,a car loads are begin
a;;nr "a come nom Texas. I
am fold by the merchants in the
iix.S;,, thst 6ltr cor loads
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Texas Leather.

There is no snch thing in the
markets as Texas leather, bnt it
is the faalt of the Texas people.
If there is an article that can be
manufactured cheaply in that
State it IS leather, the process
of tanning is simple and mex
pensive, requiring neither large
capital nor peculiar skill. The
myriads of long-llorned cattle
that Craze on the vast prairies
Of the State, and. the sumack
aud oak that abound, supply the
chief requirements OF the busi
ness; and all that the people of
Texas need to do is to furnish
the labor, and direct it intelii-
gently to the production of an
article, the demand Tor which is
steadily increasing. and the
prices of which is not likely to
decline below the cost of max
ing it. Leather ought to be,
sild we doubt not, can be made
at less cost in Texas than any
where else ia, this country: the
extensive production OF It would
furnish paying employment to a
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T B, oGLEsBY
Cin-Dresser and Repairer.
Hsspstead. Texas.

Takes pleasure in announcing that he
is Row prepared TO apply to gins his
new Patent Gin-Dress at reasonable
rates Ny mode of dress is superior to
the bfiar-point. or any other in use in
asinuch as il does not mar, cleans the
seeds. makes better sample and gins
faster.
Allorders sent to me at Hampstead
or lott ut the. Brenham BANNER office
viii r.c.'ive spfompt attention.
sepijly z. b. oGLESBY.
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Lord Rosebery, When visiting
Washington three or four wears
ago, said a pat thing about New
EI,gland's relations to the rest
Of tile country: Il observe
said Rosel,ery, Z that the people
Of your Middle, Western, Senfb-
ein and Pacific States dig their
living ont of the soil. But the
New Englanders dig their living
out Of other people Y
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Freight by the.
Houston & Texas Central R'I.

The following Offers and Agents have
been established by this Company.
where information may be had concern
ing not only the H & T c Railway, but
Texas generally.
F. MANCHESTER. Eastern Pas
seneer Agent AIT Broadway. n. Y.
Gen. ]. s. ROBERTSON, Pass. & I'M
migration Agent, 113 North Third ST.
ST. Louis, Mo-
A. ALLIE, Nor h-western Pass. Agt
101 Clark street, Chicago, III.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agt.,
No. 2 Burnett House. Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. r. COFFIN, Southern Pass. Agt
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had Mt the
Agencies of the NJ & & Il Railway, in
New York. Chicago, Cincinnati, Han
nibal and st. Louis.
J WALDO,
Gen1. Pass. X Freight Agt.,
Houston, Texas.
]. DURAND,
Gen'l. Supt., Houston, Texas.
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TO ALL POINTS,

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick
TIME, with more Comforts. bet er Ac
Communications and Greater Security
than any other Line. Passing through
the Richest ,and Most BEAUTIFUL por
lions of the Cheat Empire
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Wy AsEIINGroN HOTEL.
JOHN SUMMERS, Prop,

Cor. fremont g. Mechanic SITS, Galveston.
This House is centrally located, con-
venient to business, and but two
squares from MorganTs Line OF
Steamers, and one block froIs
Union Depot.
Table unsurpassed by any House in
the tity. sepl4dSwtf
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Precinct No. 3, Washington county, on
the 2s,h day of March. A. D. 1877, two
horses described as follows, tn-wit: One
gray horse about ten years. branded
t55) on the eft shoulder, and about l 5
and 1-2 hands high: The other sorrcll
with star ia his face and about ton
years old, about 13 hands high, has
been advertiser 19l for his brand, but 1t
is so b ured that the brand is not readi-
bic. but ooks ike E. p. Both valued
Mt s45 90. apr2Sw4t
Taken up by P. H Barnhill. and es-
trayed before T. o. IIyn, S, i. p. W. G
on the 18th day of March. 1877. ono
Ok, brown and white pided, marked
crop and under half crop in each ear.
and upper bit in the right, branded
J f in circle. the JF connected, on the
lship.
One Cow, brown and white pided,
marked split in each ear, branded on
the hip but cannot be read with calf
red and white.
All appraised at $23. apis
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FOR SALE
VERY CHEAP!

A second hand Morticing and Boring
machine; also one OF !. \. Fsy's
automatic gauge lsthes / will
dispose of the above very cheap. APP
ply to the undersigned at Be lvile,
Austin county j. ST0PPLE-
March cd, 1871. wit
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As there are number of limitations
offered TO the public. we would caution
the community TO buy no Powders or
Prepared Simmons Liver Regulator,
unless in our engraved wrapper, with
the trade mark, stamp and signature
unb.oken. None other is genuine
j H. ZEILIN & co
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J: 1Iionsas. author of the
= can Fruit 0uliurist.. says
l;:Is and grstit;ng should
Schools. Iii rural
srld cultivate a
u in botany, and
etable pllysiolo-
gp BY adsaue-
listry schools
&bild,ea silculd
S u the bus
;irc to follow
Every year
Btf}c nearer 10
'.rely scientific or
'lna8, BRAN neces-
Fts back on society
i bas received.
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Sss Floral Guide
|utiful Quarterly Journal, finely
ted, and containing an elegant.
a Flower Plate with the first
lber. Price only 25 cents for the
ar. The first No. for 1871 just is
he'd in German and English.
4 .yics's Flower and Vegetable Gar
den. in paper so cents; with elegant
cloth covers $l00,
yick's Catasogue-300 illustrations,
only cents Address
JAMES VIcK Rochester, y Y.
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Faney Farmers

uarking apoa the too com
keludice against so-called
aers, an exchange well
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-16

A French journal says that famous
French surgeon, lately deceased, who was
brusque and unpolished, found, on entering
his house one day, an old priest who had
been long waiting his return. What do
you want of me?" 81 want you to look at
this meekly replied the priest, taking off
an old woollen crayat, which revealed up
on the nape of his neck hideous tumor.
You'll have to die with that" coolly re-
marked the surgeon. 81 thank you, Doc
tor" simply replied the priest, replacing
his cravat, "and am much obliged to you
for warning me, for can prepare myself,
as well as my poor parishioners, who love
me very much" The surgeon, who was
never astonished at great things, looked up
on this priest, who received his death SEN
tence unmoved, with amazement, aud said
"Come tomorrow, at eight o'clock, to the
Hotel Dieu and ask for me-" The priest
was prompt, The surgeon procured for
him special room, aud in month the
man went out cured. When leaving he
took out Of a sack thirty francs in small
change. at is all have to offer you, Doc
tor" he said II came here on foot from
Rouen in order to save this" The doctor
looked at the money, smiled, and drawing q
handful of gold from his pocket, put it in
the bag along with the thirty francs, saying
"lts for your poor" and the priest wen
away. Some years later the surgeon feel
ing death to be near, bethought him of tn,
priest, and wrote to him. He came at once
and the surgeon received at his hands tn,
last consolation of religion.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-16
TINE AND LOVE,
ADAPTED FROM THE FRENCH OF sEGUR.

Time, who is or travellers all most ancient
When one day marching on his weary way,
Arriving near stream, thus loudly cried, f..
"Have pity, pity, on my ancient years.
Alas no more am remembered here
]. who count every moment as 1t flies
Kind friends, It's who earnestly entreat you,
Come one, come all, and hasten to pass Time"
Fun many maid, who, from the opposing shore,
Beheld the old mans plight with fearful eyes,
Burned In her soul his passage TO assist
with q frail bark, whose helmsman was true Love.
But one from out the throng, by far most WISE
Restrained them with these cold but prudent words:
"Ah often, often, has one come to grief
And ruin dire, by seeking to pass Time.
Love gayly pushed his shallop from the bank,
And soon approached the spot where fingered Time.
He bade the old man hasten on with him,
Embarked him, and set sail with prosperous breeze.
Love gently piled his well-shaped oars and swift
And sang, and sang again, with merry shout,
'You see, you see, my pretty shepherdesses,
My timid maidens, how Love passes Time"
But soon Love drops the oar-in fact, grows weary
crhat always was the special fault OF Love) NN
The falling oar is seized by Time, who cries,
"what tired so soon ? Already dost give up?
Poor child, thy weakness great-.by strength how
small ..r
Do thou sleep now, and viii sing In turn
This old refrain, approved OF steady wisdom:
An! Time has made Love pass-has made Love
passr"
beauteous maid concealed among the groves
Which lined the rivers bank, had heard the talk
And now, unable TO restrain her mil tn,
Laughed at Times moral and poor Loves despite.
Cried Time, In anger, '.who has strength enough
To brave my ancient years and Love combined -
But Friendship calm, with truthful mien, replied,
al naught have :eared, nor aught Will fear, from
Time"
sr -Hdrper's Magazine for March
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-03-16
Gravel Drains.

j. Wilkinson, of Byron, H., gives the fol-
lowing method for making gravel drains
dug in the usual manner, being partly filled
with course gravel. He says:
"For ordinary laterals, or side drains,
rarely find the quantity of water to be con-
Quoted requires more than one-fourth of
square foot as section Of the gravel in the
bottom of the drain, or six inches wide and
six in depth. l have, in my experiments,
found that gravel drain, formed Of pebbles
from the size of kernel of wheat to that
of partridges egg, six inches by six inches,
will convey in level ditch four feet in
length as much water as will flow through a
section Of two inch drain tile four feet in
length, aid pipe also to lie on a level bed.
This rule may serve ss guide TO the mex
perienced. have, however, used of similar
gravel in under drains, a cross section of one
foot six inches each way. When shavings
are convenient, use them on the gravel but
uuless the soil returned on gravel is very
friable aluyial or muck soil, no covering is
required before the earth is returned. In
case the veins break out Of the bank higher
than six inches above the ditch bottom, the
depth should be increased so that 1t will
receive the lateral water directly in the gray
el instead of the soil oyerlaying it. Tn,
reasons are obvious. Until latterly hay,
found more difficulty in maintaining in tao
the discharge ends of main gravel under
drains, than l have where stones or tiles ar
used, but l am now able TO mske then
! equally rs durable as with other mstsrisl," I"
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Some New Remedies.

Yesterday morning couple of boys mighe
have been seen passing up Main street in q
solid procession. One of them was shiy-
ering and shaking, as if the sgue meant to
wrench his joints apart, and the other held
him by the hand and kindly said, 81
keep a stiff back bone, Tom-the sgus
never kills" .... .-.-.. tt..t.
The sick boy was taken in the alley where
all the justices of the peace hold out, laid
down in an old box, straw packed around
him, and then the nurse made call at
fruit store and said:
"You know Tom don't youY"
"Feller with the big feet9" queried the
clerk. .. .... ......
"He's the one. Well, he's got the awful
est kind--just shaking u p the cobble stones
over in the nlley."
Its too bad" said the clerk.
"Its owful on him, and l came over for
some Californy plumbs. Nothing knocks
his ager so quick as plumbs. I've seen him
when he couldn't speak eat three plumbs
and grow better right away.
''That's too soft-too soft" replied the
clerk. ''You ought to be in Jail for lying"
"Some gum drops or a cocoanut might
help him. suggested the lad -
"Get out, l say Go and feed him
wind"
even an apple would do him good," per
sisted the boy.
Aren't you going out" yelled the clerk
as he made rush, and the boy did go out
He made his way to the alley, walked up to
the box, and catching Thomas by the hail
he called out:
"Come, boost o'that?" +.
"Git anything" whispered Tom.
"Not even rusty lemon. Get up ant
less go around the banks and find hundred
dollar bill and leave this town forever"