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1t was Announced yesterday inthe House
that the Navy Appropriat on bin Will not be- re-
ported until the Army bill is disposed Of. This
delay should he utilized hy Mr.. rLorNr of
Georgia and hl- colleagues ia searching IN.
Nrsti -nt.on aS to what p become of the mil
lions voted I'm recent yoar-. An honest and
th rough inquiry into thr ia.,s VIII u .At up the
path of duty amazingly.
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VI ssrs. SIRAHAN and HAYES are certainly en-
titled 10 the credit of frunNuos- in thus pro-
claiming their devotion To- HAYES and their
hostility to senator CoNKLING OF course tho
friends of the latter viii understand that their
votes are not dosir a. and $ willa'cordina'y
quietly deposit their ballots Tor ALrAlD " AG-
STAIR Jr.. for senator. ana Tor joins CAREY lur
,mhcr Of Assembly.
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If HAMILTON HARRIS, the Republican
candidate for The Senate in the Albany District.
docs not follow thccNauIlr Of WooDiN and step
down and out. We she'll Not be surprised to SEQ
him hnutrn nest Tuesday.
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Tine mother has arool deal of rnuson for enc
ttrng the oiin ii1n. Apro,o-tant amt a Roman
tlth"l are Ht to hay" trouMn 10 tncy inter
m'rry. Stl wait and be- patient Perhaps ii
will all como out right i'm thcoui.
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\ mammoth transparency is conspicuous
H. displayed in tho SNth avenue. n ar Thlr-
to'nth street. cu4b.azJn 4 with tho following
words:
seventh Assembly n.irri-, administration Republican
lrIlI orr
Fl. SfpfI -liHsHiirlt ~rHNfty
T4r u.Htis. .l.r. i.-lssarl lAlTs
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TuE TROrBLEs or rHE LOvERs.
A Inrgc Number or Questions Involving
Many Phases OF the Tender Passion.

The lovers continue to como to us In
crowds. eagerly seeking for advice. and not
hositating to lny bare to Va their ugitatrd
hruris. The first IL Il young girl who suffers
her conduct TO b,lic her feelings:
sin Nv irounlc g.. his VI, nuh'r AMI hr.h"rs f''''l
a E,g m NY en- Wy ",mrn u S.. ,nn
u1ry wr't .Ncd hour have koit rany win q
t,n,' 'n "N', N'n', n'', f., , ',t ,i,rt
MY "'',, "l XXI si'YY g., ,, " IN ,vr, N,3 a,d 4
ry on t , w' r y" an, .o .r AID wi
ior he love, me y"r, drare 81 hnt i ccrtan fdr he
never wUnd hay, r,'uc' or hr 80 ernts wiih ~, Il ne
gu not VI nis"b tn' away NyMni =" hm.' 'nAt
h. would nc,'rcom' :" SEQ me a.Hu We a.. t"h me
80, but says be- cannot krl away from me- Away reg
tocl wrtch'd and miserable 1t know nc i cone away
telling unaapuy or anrv win me. cry m,,si ,icN
70 him when h' conn a-an, but try how Will my tenn
N'w i,if editor uink YOU will say ionollove him,
or would treat i'm better do not tiuk ANY one tohl
nli M, heart ana It would nearly Nj me o. o-. INN, ior
hfiyi my o,icr,,4 darken'd nr lie j. nll have l.,
low or cnrr tor ~ Gwls wiie world have neither
for nivi,r Tor quite certain thtt do not change
ir, T''r me viii s. Eini@'.s nn for tiat mn.t
hluuc n,y.clL He Is 90 and am - Do YOU think
gcnr editor please give me YOUR advice ami IT should
Nate such temper. OSs N fRousLK.
Immediately set about learning to control
your temper. It IL vain to cry after you have
yielded 20 it and made yourself disarreeahle.
unless your tears lead you TO do better next
time. II you 20 ON in this way. you may before
long tire out the fellows patience for love with
ont amiubilty is not tho sort 81 love man
wants. After enduring the annoyance Of sIuab-
bling with YOU. he may some day como 10 the
conclusion that a girl who can't keep her tom
per during her engagement will not Doe likely 10
do il after she is married. Meet him. therefore.
with pleasant face. restrain every temptation
TO say worrying things. and aftora while you
will ind II "nsy to he aminhlr. II is wrei"hed
for lovers to keep uagging at cnoh other That
Is n poor WY Of exhibiting affection. Their"
isn't too much dIlIerencc In YOUR nEcs.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-17
MAD COW.
Aoow il Biftcn by Rabid Dog saa
Gees Mad.

N'"N - htftcn by Habfd DOG snc
Goes Mad.
Wednesday n HERALD reporter was
pleased o, meet on the streets Colonel
Cr'okei', e gpverrar Of the state and
anephsw a. The famous Dsvy Crock
e'', one % Texas Ideal heroes, who
was always ''sure he was right, then
went Ahead.r
ihs colonel informs Us that day or
TWO ago mad log appeared on the
iS'm where he bit fine cow. Yester-
DAY while Colonel Crockett was on his
way 10 this city be came across the
COW who showed all the symptoms OF
having become mad from the bite OF
Tue dog. The animal was cavortinp
%oand at terrible rate, her tongue
hAhglhg out % her mouth aud 10 all
Appearances it was too much swollen
70 Dc drawn IN. she was frothing al
Tue mouth aud nose and stream Of
green saliva ran from her mouth
No'onei Crockett gave the alarm ant
several neidibors gathered to dis
patch the bovine Sue was shot twic,
just behind tbs fore-shoni1er, twice il
'he eide and once In the bead, but still
sue aid not drop and showed fight
me sixth shot fired struck the wils
animal between the eyes. droppinI
hsr to the ground, and she was dead /,
lev minutes The sabid dog va
also killed.
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METHODIST CONFERENCE.



The Dallas conference of the Meth
odisi Episcopal church, convened yes
teTIsy morning at 8 o'clock, Ia the
Me'uoditt Tabernacle, Of this city.
bishop Il. :. Foster, OF Boston, pre-.
sidrd. Opening the conference by
reading of the tenth chapter Of the
Ay.s Of the Apostles, and the second
chapter Of Ephe,ians, and after sing
iug the first hy mn, the bishop led the
conference In prsyer.
81, a. Daugherty, OF Drni-ou, was
elected secretary with the privilege OF
selecting his assistants.
q. III. Carhart was chosen assistant.
aud VIM. Jesse Grant nudJ w. Otter
man, were chosen statistical secreta.
rte.
The bishop announced the transfer
u this conference Of ]. W. Ottermau,
nom Central Illinois; ]. L.. Meredith,
from Philadelphia conference. sud
" q. McCarty, from north Indiana.
The usual committees were APP
pointed.
Bishop Foster Is model Of a Meth
odist h-op OF the Asburyian school.
The pastor Of the German Methodist
church oi this city was introduced to
TIE rau ference.
lu the roll call Il was announced
that Rev. Isaac ID. Peterson, Of Mason,
bad died during the year.
Ql,tg a number OF the ministers
fairi 10 answer tho first roll call.
They are expected tonight.
The afternoon was spent In exacu.
tive Session.
gratifying sensation was made by
The tender OF the pulpit OF the Lanai
street Methodist Episcopal church
south % the mem bers Of the conference
-trum north TO south the prinsss meet,
4" puy Their homsge Al ms feet"
Al hye O'Clock the conference al
luuned. Rev. John w. Ot,ermar
preached AZ the Tabernacle last night
Rev. Mr.. Boren, pastor Of the Lsma
Hi'et Methpdist tpisc9pal chnreh, con
datting the services.
The anniversary Of the missionsr,
and church extension societies will b
deserved at the Tabernacle Methods
hp,-copal church tonight, commenc
ing at 40 o'clock. Bishop Foster AN,
Rev. Do. Meredith, OF Philsdelphis
viii be the speakers. Special servie
otsacrod song half hour before the I'D
dresses.
On saturday night. Ct the same houi
TIE sunday school aud temrerano
Anniversaries will be- observed. III
speakers Will be Dr.. Ford, assistsr
secretary Of the Sunday school. an
Rev. Or. McCsrty, Of Indiana.
The conference Will be in session I,
day.
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sP.orts TO Esyra s.ss bales. st,cs. lei .ss
bales.
Commonwealth.
sEw 0sLEASs. Novem hsr I5.-Fiour dull
suesrEns 81 59sssi rs: XN s. zss5 80. xxx
50 esesfc 50; higher grades s. sal Ia Corn.
duh, nominal. yellow s5asSc. white csc.
Oats. demand n.iT, choice sz..sSo. Coffee,
a9u.inai, eargoes ordinary to prime 4s1s
! 81 ~. Sugar good dem and; com mon to goo,i
coHmon Sic; fair 20 fa'ly fair 7ssc; prime
20 choice g. yellow cizTi aco -. $50. Mo-
iEssss ngu, c1:ulou s5@sSlc, lar A5saSc,
prime TO choice SssScc. R!ee good demand
/ ~ fnN price; ordinary 10 choice 5ags5.c.
NEW YORK. November Ia Fhour. Is vi D.
out q eieSd change IN prices fair trade r,-
pcrtsc Tor export and home use, closing
steady, rupesfins western and stat - 5oSs
$ 81 southern hour com men 10 lnir extr.
- ssesss -; good 20 choice - mas 81. Wheat
! quiet without decided change In prices,
closing scarcely 10 rirm. Corn 4esSsc lower
with very mo5erats export nome trade de-
rnand. oats 1ssIc lower: Coffee, no. quiet:
gold.
BsIrIxogE, November ls.-Flour = firu1.
westsrn superrne Is Sat IS; sxITs s ssd;
family 10 2sess5 y. City a. iiis, superfine
I brands $ 0ts7 30; other grades unefsnge,l,
% nth IN wheat, choice grades active and
arm low aud medium grales duh and essier
SOUTHERN re gooa 10 prime, 81 s5Ekl 4s4i 50,
amber. "a SO %. WESTERN steamer s.
No. = wezfern winter red spos aud Soysfn-
Der 81 &, pecemoer 81 a. Southern corn
steady; western, old. dull; new, firm;s Iih-
white ass6oci yellow i6tsisc,
ST. LOWS, November IS--FIpur is doll.
kNtsa isli ~ sasst -: Xxx s. leafs Is: xxx
~ sOlssj 50 Wheat Inactive; M } red fsai
81 Zs4' Ne. do 81 Iti4sI NJ; No. 2
spring &. OK. Corn arm aud IN active: No .
mixed SSss. Oats No. Ike. Rye dull! SSs.c
! Barley unchanged. WHISKY steaGy al 81 d.
Pork dull al so IS. Lard Inactive 81 .. 80
W Bulk meats easier, s7aSs - tor oorel
shoulders, clear ribs and clear sides. !C.r,s
clear rnidGles boxed Tc. loose shoulders t5sSe
Bacon dull, 74sl.1gs4c for shoui. srs
clear r; bs aud clean sIde-
Hogs-Gemsnd light shippers 81 Il. mack
ing 81 eDsGf 30.
Catile-Deruaud Is mainly cal; good 70
choice steers "a G0ti4 -; fair good native
shipping steers Il pD14 so, light 81 tpesl 90:
good 10 choice through Texans s. 5Oe.3 W.
sheep-6sate anu onchs nged.
Hides ana Woei.
GALVESTON, November Ih.-Hides are dull
Dry selected i41zc; light sailed IL e; stack
-sailed il1se' dam sseS hslf price; kip< l25, /;
wet sRitec as they run sc; selected sc.
butchers green 7SSc, &c on for gruDs.
WoOi-Duii; medium 10 f1ne free Of burs
SIX months growth. 28et22c; coarse l3.sl5c.
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e ui-Ir,--tng Se,sy.

ute.1n t,y.b.ir. theyDuug woman
s.....I .usae fore "a lury of tue
... mH. Tuesday was placed
r...a uII W learn that she will
H,r, o.. .e aept there till there is a
vau.. Ia 'be asylum st Austin. Yez-
.rH.ts..usuuou she vas more violent
a..r ..rr sni b. giving Captain Dean,
H.s s.sr great deal Of trouble. h
.au.-f IuT0--ibie 10 keep clothing
r. .ar. bld az there i- no female help
at.Ha4.|, the employees are placed 10
s.,usr s embarrassing position. We
.us chat Immediate steps should be
sa.u HI her removal, OF else she will
.r.g Is or want VI careful atlen.
t.. ..g f,4ier aud hia assistants do
aI.rH..r power Tor her comfort, tut
dissatisfaction b. hot the proper place
trby..Ieut insane woman. IL lie GER
n.ny -lmeuody'- duty TO see TO this
Natter
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Kinnard, f.. N. Heath, N. II. Cook,
y J. Charnhers, William Polodexter,
H. G.. Bruce, w, Douglass w. I'll.
Graves, j. A. Weaver, r. Y. Smith,
Mr. Arnold, J. I. Leigh and Colonel
Sam Ewing.
The committees returned "a the as
ssnihly room and reported tie IL action,
which was approved
The convention then Adioo-ned
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COMMERCIAL,
N MONETARY.

The monetary market Ia somewhat string
ent for out-ids business, hut there Is am pie
funds for legitimate business and comm sr-
eial purposes.
GOLD Buying, large pieces %; small W.
selling, large o. small %.
SlLy
There Is tut little gold or silver in market
HASGE-Commsrcial, J. per cent
disco unit; bank, par.
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Centaur
lininn ents
One Kind 70, TIC Human "a n;ly.
The ether for Horses and Animals.

The ether for Horses and Animals.
These Lniments are al IMPLY the uonasI Q;
the world. Their edects are little Izs- han
marvellous
The white i-inisaest IL ior the human
Isn.ly. ~ VII drive Rheumatism. Sc.aticE
and neuralgia from the .ysterit. cur. I..tp-
1aso, Ghtlb!ains, Lock jaw. Palsy. Ueh. ~
.lost Sat-nsoas Erupt!cnS; IL -zLrscis fTo.I
rom frozen hands and icaf. ana tnp t.lt-r.t.
OF bites ana si;nEs Of youomDus rept'l.s. m
sabdue, s~ellings, ana Sllev ais-s main al
ssNeiy sind. MLen sPfains ~ tflliss.s occut
II Z the most potent Fefnety ever ,iisc.sv-rs..
- hsaI he lryeTed pats Ehe Csutaur LII.
itnent Is Gssu with gryat 20. cacy Tor sSar.
IhIost. ISsh0rac. giakra Srsa.fs Esr.cls-
snd Weak back- The following = buf |. 80.
pie Of the numerous trs.unauiais
IsoIASA HosE. Jeii. Co. ind ay >. lS7s
II thiok u Ray dufs - inform you that /
have suffered much with st-sfi@ss - ~
claoTtLs- a few bottles % gsntaur 4. i.,,.---,
has h'ts detae "a lr9l-t for me- haze no, boeu
Tree fruil these swelling zir etgtf q 14s. NoW
4 an fis,Ef,c,lg tnciL Tae I1zfzenf CusIt h
tic applied warm.
"BENJAAIS BROWN
The proof i In the Trial. Il - reliable. II
Is handy. " j. cncAp. ans sN,r ~ Isl1ily
CHI ouId have tt.e 9 htt.ef g.f.gr fl.lsr-s -
The ssItSN CsEEhur ainisasnI n
adapted - ,lr tgrsh muscle. c-Ti- -irid
nssh % Aorses aus - I'M ale 10 H. ;.slf,ssai-
I'd more wuEtasfl. ..ss DO ta-s-.,.l or
spawn. s..a.a, SiEI-g-.i.. sgf..., i..,..
'H1te--s aaaAHA NENaa|G.'H afIL
other remedies in sElst.nCe. Read uuat ~.
great IL I-e--El.lL say 1. rs
NEs fasl. January. Ig-I.
. hNery oNli"t cf EurrVs Should i.iE- ~.
Centaur liniurcnt a alsI sc asa--.f.-F n
the best article ever So "a our ..asits.
"R. MAESE
"Supt. Adam. * ~r.r!sg Ny
y. PrLIZ,
Supt. I. = 81 -t.a1ls-. y. Y.
fALkEGI =. uLIN.
"Supt. Nat TX. Stables N.Y.
The best patrons % this l.is.iua~utar, Fs,,-
mers aud Veterinary SGrseons. " no -. con
annually using some L;nimeui. 10 heal,
ais, WOUNDS aad Pol!-rylI, remn8 - : geIi.
iugs, and l. worth millions u dall-rs su.
unslly to Farmers, Llvery-meu, stock srouI.
cattl...
What a farr!er cannot DO for 80 the Gen.
tsur Liuinisilt " AZ dc a. = tritiiuE cosf.
Dies. Llni mrnts are sold uy All DEALER,
throughout the Country. They are v4rrautsc
by the proprietors, aud bottle viii = given
tee: them
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose 6 Co..
&C. Day ~. NEW poRE
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The sss.or OF Is,.rm,,,.....

All niasma tic omplsints. In other words
all disorders gcneratel by UNIV hol-ome ex :
halaiioDs from the earth or water. are prev
aient at This season In every section sub
ject To tue Visitation of fever and ague or
other forms of intermittent disease, tie
causes which produce these m sladies are
now actively Mt work This, therefore, IL q
period OF the year when the inhsbltarts OF
such districts should prepare their systems
10 meet the INV holsoms condition OF the
atinos phere by epurs- Of tonic aud altera-
i've trestinenL Foremost among the In
MIGRANTS, recon- m end cn by time and expe-
Renee As a means Of terrifying the system
| against ali endemic and epide mic maiadies
| STANDS dostetter's stomach Biiterr- BY q
timely use OF The Biiters- The f-eblest Teal.
| dent OF al unne-itby soil may escape III.
| siea ness which. without ths sid OF this DO
tent silly OF nature, will be apt to overtaks
| the strongest. oct5rlm
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GRAIN AnD na,.n.r,,,,

oATs-Seliing only to feed men, 3Orssc:
cares.
WHEAf-Choioe 81 IS; good milling 81 ~
Ssl ~, fair 81 I0cssi 81. low grades 81 O0a
81 10.
CORN-Texas, IN shuek, a5aas5e: In de-
mand. Shelied, none Offering.
BARLEY FEED-SssaiOc.
KlE-75c.
HAY-s7 UogIo % per ton; Hungarian and
Miiiet sl0al2-
dad roads have caused a great scarcity of
all kinds OF grain aud prices have been
forced up far beyond It's value.
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wOMAN's INCONSISTENCY.
A FaithIes- wife Desserts Her Impris-
aaasi Husband.

A faithies- Wife Deserts Her Impris-
aaai Husband.
Woman's ronstaBcy to man has ever
oeen extolled from time immemorisl,
and her steadfass devotion To MIN,
when oveTtaken by adversely, In his
darkest and most trying hour, have
been the theme Of poets aud writers of
romantic stories for ages. Yet it Is
the reporters IN pleasant, and it seems
TO him almost ungallapt, duty to
chronicle tue tickleness and ineon-
stancy of a woman, who, though hav-
ing taken upon herself the marital
VOWS that she would love and cleave
unto him as his lawful welded wife,
port, wantonly withheld her alice
tions, and, adding insult to injury, be-
slowed them upon another.
Yesterday evening during the ,e-
porter's daily visit to the jail, the
guards admitted a woman who asked
permission to see William Din, who
Is confined, charged with robbius the
Adams express some two years ago.
The request being granted, she walked
up TO the cell door where she was
greeted by her husband, which she
recognized ny careless ..howdy, BILL"
She was not on mission of love but
on business, and she began driving the
point by telling him IN n most matter
of fact way the she loved smother man
better than she did him, and had come
for the purpose OF getting his consent
! TO sue for q divorce. The man at first
seemed deeply mortified and panied at
the cold and cruel request, but recover.
ing his com posnre, he unhesitatinely
gave his consent saying that be
would never stand in the way OF her
wishes. The WON an seemed mad with
JOY and with uGood by Bill. Oh
am so glad, ran olt to tell her bappi.
ness to the guards, who failed to par
tie;pate in her unseemly pleasure. She
| walked bat short distance up the
street when she was met by her lover,
whom the reporter Is constrained ts
admit was not very unthrifty looking
specimen OF humanity. The faithless
/ wife and her lover went On their way
rejoicing, and the deserted HUSBAND
paced the floor OF his cell in deep med
itation.
Marriage 81 Professor Toeley asa Miss
II McMahen.
4 Professor ]. T. Toorey and Miss Adj
Mcmahon were united in marriage, y
the Floyd street church, at six o'eiecl
on the evening OF the l4th. a iafg,
assem- olase OF the friends OF the con
tracing PARTIES were present to Wit
ness tae ceremony. The stonewai
Greys. of which Professor TooIey is Al
I tloaofe. member, were on hand In f1i
uniform, and taxing position on eacl
! side OF the altar presented arms til
, the MARI age ceremony wAsover. Ate
the marriage the Happy couple In com
4 pany with invited guesfa repaired b
/ tie residence Of r H. Tooley, esq
! where an eloquent wedding snppe
was part AIKEN Of and the festivities kep
!. up TIL late hour. A beautiful silve
, stand was presented to Professor Toole
. and bride b. the puPils Of bis school
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LINE AND a.EMINr

LiAE-Ibe best quality IN barrels is worth,
Is; in bulk, 81 10; ordinary Dallas, &c. pei
bushel.
CEMENT--RosendIe- Is worth s; q barre
Dallas, 81 50.
fLAsFEn Is worth s. 50 . barrel
The suppiy,of the ABOVE mentioned srtl-
les Is am pie demand fair market fir.n.
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FI.OyJR.

FLOUR-Fsir demand, which Is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent u
sacks, - ~; SAP Jscinto 50 20; Empire So so
AAA - y; Eagle - %; Magnolia, in sacks
" lbs, ~ OF fodd's xxx, s. 20; state
Central xxx, 50 50; Choice Family, ~ -
Star Mills Xxx, So 90.
BRAN-from 10 To soc.
lNlkN L
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me ta-,a, German W.mAn

h.e u1rui1g's since TitE HERALD
m,.. usl.i.u OF The derau ged young
U.mu woman, Barbara Ebelhire
r.uru,IIu The jsd, aud suggesting
u4I..a sLo.lI he tskrn 20 more
proper place mere IN would be better
.rgs.,I Nothing has teen done IN
OBJ. us.,sr. aud she T. still ly,ng there
an object u, pity, calculated TO move
U. hardest heart The unfortunate
Woman l.s already been tried and
BI.uiesd insane, Uut We understand
,ast fle asy lum St Austin IN already
-H 'u. chat 10 can receive no more pa.
gHu, yet tine county officials, prompt.
e.. nys au-e 90 humanity alone, should
see 90 ii chat sbe il better cared for.
tan.slI Dean. the jailor, has done sill
b. Die power 30 make her as comfort.
able a. possible, but the accommoda-
tiur- are neither sufficient nor proper
hr one ia her state Of mind.
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HIDES-Dry dint, Is D. and upward, ISc =,
drS flint, rs ris and upward, damaged loo
dry HUT kips and calf. He, dry salt, IS ms
and upward, lie; green butchers, 65sc.
SHEEP fELIS-Eaoh, owing 10 wool, 20s
DC; white wool, long, Gle; white wool. fail
clip, lpesAc.. black wool. ise.
BUFF AIO-Buii's. 40; COW a. &c.
TAIInM=II. harr..Ia h.Lr
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Reliable helm for ws.l, and

Reliable help for weak and ner
vous sufferers. Chronic, painful and
prostrsting diseases cured without
medicire. Pulvermachers Electric
Belts the grand Gesideratun. Avoid
limitations. Book aud Journal, with
particulars, mailed frse. Address Pul-
Vermaeher Galvanic Company, Gin
cinnati Ohio.
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HOnev.

Piteberr CssisFfh l. "a carupI-te suh-,i.
tute Tor Castor on hrc - - pie szsnf 70 L. -
~ Honey. IL - particularly adapted %
Ieetbihs am arritahi. chilrrea. 10 destroys
worms, assimulstes th- fond. regulate The
Stomach ana cures u lud Collie. Epu REM
edies sre - efflracious far FsN-risAn....
toria Is - scientific and -purglr Verst.. ~.
preparation, more effective tnan Castor OF
aud neither gags OF srip1s.
CoLU.Hf =. Conn, Ma = .s-6.
AeSsrs. j. B. Ross q Co.. NY.
Gents; have a family ~ eight children.
AND have used a. much glstoria - any fam
ny III nc a uit-ra E--.ss4., fHI-A. Z lags
never found nything equal % H. My cali
dren have been saved froll a fever s-v-rsl
time by the Use Of ClstoEia. Irtrniura.pa
lis Use for children, for many Iiss-es tuay
are subject 20, N preference To any .Ilf-.
| know Of feel II my duty - give th;s GER
tlHoats on account 81 thv b-n. niz hAyuds-
rived by the Cse OF gssiurla.
Very truly yuurz-
NORMA q LITTLE
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THE MARROW GuAGE.

The convention then adjoo med.
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pcdiments to Marriage; the cause and cure.
sent sees1rety sealed, postpaid for 80 cents. by
DR. Z. WHITTIER, 6i7 st. Charles street, 81
Louis, Mo, the great specialist. Read his
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rr. ulu.y commissioners have
....ra-l l-rrs % view out a number
IL -,e.r..#s Boo different portions Of
f..H.4l.H.
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Cotton seed.

Tbs highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed. at Nichols Il Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wtf
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sih the gloss and freshness Of youth
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, cured by It's use. Moth
sng can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayei. But such a.
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application Instead Of foul
ing the HAIR with a pasty sediment, 1t
will keep it clean aud vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent haldhess. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious 10 the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit bat not haEm
it. If wanted merely for =
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COTTON seed

The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, nj Nichols q Co.'S, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wtf