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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

IT Sims that czcs are % be ut[I-1
Awsy cTrr in Belgium - a=r scssntis-s
have S5r1ed . society fcr the inpro~snent
AID Ut1 -4-1,n ct cas- - 1-ssenrsrSS 10 do
the work Cf carrier PiseOcS" TAkiag ID
y4aage Of the animals a-1.chnEat f,r
hSGe. ez- 5 tied Up II ba<. 'raad ra,s
ported fry miles. tAksn cut the massage
fastened lbcCt it< neck @ screwed q the
tai. and the animal set frge % ind IN -zy
acruss the country % the sGar1iag point $
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

Tu PrrShGrz Csaa<-rSEl- GE,E+s< . 50
Ssgzsssd with the rru0iaenc. Of osio i
.hirs tf.s L wants Pea-sslvAaia moved
away trvn the ONO rivrr Il tainks tast
if PsnnsylrsnA czat get aloag sithoGt
having Oh5r mix in with il o1e- ho-se riysr.
SrNOx CAMEzoy hss lived IN vsi1-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

THH SarSsich Isl.aSss must be II Ar-ee-
aha place 10 larry Al .ni xa5r kSr time
- While hseH away. Froa reosat &C.
counts Il appears that il IS comma fur
vV1caaoes 10 squirt hot rater three thoG-
sand FEET in.p znyhOty Who AsPpeas 10 be
hating aruGai IN the bars o. . barge
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

FCR r-O a'ys rrsvs-us 10 his departure
Mayer hall aEst have beea the Evelsess
rsz in the eusa-y BE ..s rePcrsea frSa
al quarters Is having been seen in Al pos
Sinte sirrar'nns
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

No-. PRoT. TpCE and others ca b-iag
cut their Elasses, and keep their avail abe
visual crgla uoDa Cd Sol 70 see us-lhsr
the uysosrsycs yrlcx1 c-usses his f.ce. AID
thus fulfil their Preiic1iors We are in
the rehchhoraood Of the t-x,sit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

IosS NoRRrSEI Is s:i,l tnsiaiaS fSr
Cengrvss in the Sixth New York eSs1-sei-
Terv : ssasehiax 50 u1rh Ike ns1D-
Cratic rv6o-n aSS1t tbs taat us eA-aOs boz
us,cs ,as rpseuhiarcr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

Tn EEFoBr that SECRETARY SCHEzr I'll
BE sent to BeriEa sesEs - Be v1AOzt
fyunLsatSsr- He uU1lG however. make q
ucss excellent representative oE the A=er-
Ian Government II the royal eOU-1 Of his
own native hr6
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

SERErAzI TRoNrsoS . aot s,linr.
Aat he gCss into The work cf hs D-pArI
ngrs With . viCor And determination u
understand is aEl-S that I'll mike him
unaSoer CT the sirEl-1ro-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

TEE BOND KoBBEzs shO we're eo1crrt-
iay the esas7irsry s-xiEs- the Trssa-y
pxPa-snsut must sesl aeftlri At Tie res1'i
Of their i1trigus-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

II y WV rvr<rAl1y believed TAT oASKT
Han has 1~d 20 ssCeirn PAr7s fI- fear OF
esiar cree .r.ia charged With PA-1iiP.-
tim IN the ring frarSss Of the Nstrppo,5s
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

ArrsK TRAINING for to Ro1ths md
passing days Of srraininr anxiety the Eas
lisa Cufverssty boat crews p-llet dead
Srx. m thar rs.-p yrs.Praav
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

TEE Scgthsru SuestsSa = Ike NE for
vAiva the tickshs are ,ot sel3-it = put Of
fcr smother time
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

WI Will sum, IN aiiis 'eihIzauiiit., tuit,e-
pilmin ara In aiih N aalk Ivy iisiinirug InI
4lVsnir br uiIunItim.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

BkzIIrS to Washington. Their personal
views are Of no more Consequence than the
T5irl,s CPinicus Of any other two prpmi
rsIi representatives Of the coutcnding inc
iiOos AID If they we're. they s-e nov
krO~p. vide Is Il . possible to dissent
rs,e them. and O. fully IS the mind Is ca
Psb,e OF urdsstsndirg They have been
unrniitiuEiy proclaimed from the house.
toys ard al the other heights Of dsclsma-
,icu. rscited. rviisr,ted and Published, ad
zISt1m, Until the public patience i
'luIttare with the infection Who does
rUt know that CHANEEEIAIN' postulzie i
tut tie rytsctioa Of CBAxEEKINIS's pur-
pose. AID thsi il assumes Il TO be an inc1n-
isstabSe doctrine In American politics that
suy Ard slide Of surface elements in one
Safe OF section which carries into another
Safe or section sn sv,l.nche Of settlers or
sqrirsrs sSfEc5snt 10 control the SURFACES
q sErA Sssie CT section. having
4cQsipd citizenship by the pre-
scTitsd term Of residence. invests them
nth Tie rislt to vrrst the local govern
u.s,s here found from the hands Of the
original inkabitsn.s. ard TO Overturn their
eCussiie irs;irutiOrs, even though they
:sprSs<rt nothing but the naked legal
s:EfSs Of CITIZENS. Possessed Of no property,
srd contributing nothing toward the dis
charge Of the burdens they impose Who
SCs< Eot krO~ this. The knowledge Is rs
Es-srL ss the principle Is dangerous. and
rs pr.etiee rOsO-iSus While ii Is trur
that under . system Of government
Crtrisd nj the time Of the adoption of
the CcrssItufioc. and which did not,
therefore. anticipate al the emergrn-
e5es which might arise and provide
.g.iasi them. the proper residence in .
particular State gives the citizens of the
ssvsr.l States al the privileges of citizens
o. that State. and clothes them with fun
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25
A. Oakley HALLS FATE.
HH Why RHoB.HBnH MURDERED IN
BR0OHLTN

hran aHorrtainrtl than what was known yester-
tiny.
Mr. barnes, MIs Hnil's brutisrs n.!aw and rep-
rrsentinf his family yostcrtiny employed pri-
vatndhtpctivn tn inflow out q slight clue that was
niinint-t to tH utmost
rliudufruiirn sivon the name Of tho Lady
in wiuse bslinlf Mr.. Hhll is supposed to hayo
gum tn Brnnkiyn, anu at oncs began a thorough
IuHI-ii for nur n unsuccessful. however,
unit. tiint liu mny bs aidpl in finding hcr, Il has
nusn dtnsidurnsi best thar her uamo be printed
viit t1iu huna tint she will make herself known
anti iurnitI AL thu information in her power
Innrinl upun tiio mystury of Mr.. Halls disap-
nunIanua, Il will he remembered that Mr. Hall
inuntiuntii tn sovnrnl persons that he had been
anllnHnI in divnnno suit which to DO tried
in Kings ouunty- tint he had beenonc In q most
lhmluruus loualityin Brooklyn in qucst Of tosti.
munN TN tits dase, and tint he intended going
ssnrtn Fttuny arening.-the night Of his diSap-
nuaranusa.
rliu Indy Win hn,i onEnHetl HIM to bring suit
fnrdirDne mrs. Klien Davis Morgan. tho
vain of nsonnrri MDrsnn. where sho ivos or
viinf arus hnr antenr,lunts ono connected with
mr. Hnil lpprnrn tn Rnuw, but IL has been asccr-
tuinn,t tint Mr. Hal md previously for
aitiiur nar or hsr husband an important civil suit
in dnn of tiin Nnw Jersey courts She visited
mr. Hhil sevnral times in his office. and 10 de-
4ur-liett q lhrgo and stylish woman, richly
dfr-rosi. wnnrinr valuable iewelry, and bears
5yitnnuu of onre having sufiercd from smallpox.
Wn tin IDiih of Marnh mra. Morgan was for some
tiinn IN consultation with MT Hall in his private
uiiiurE. Altcr hcr departure Mr.. Hall informed
LIE cieftf, Mr.. Nennn, that she had desired him
tn trsng suit for diynrnp agninst her husband,
1sunnrri Mors;nn. sn,i further asked Mr.. Nemnn
tn enfurf fnut upon the bunk kept for that pur-
muse rnis waa dime. anu adding that he was
uumpeiledh tn go tn brooklyn tho following Fri
Tiny asnninB--tiiu night Of his dissppearance-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

pNs'r yVu rish % buy a rsiiru.d o. t-O.
Twelve Arv 10 he sold rithia tie aexf sky
dtvs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

rHE pATLY NATIONAL KEPvBLlcAS
ClN EE OET AIMED IN INV YpEk AT
REENTANUrS NEwS ENPpRIUN 70
TNrgN SQUARE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-25

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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
SHOT no DEATH


q Slett PravIsr Heess MiS naom-
Ehr En.I OF "a yfcf0Hs L5fe,
quite a clmmGtiuu Hnd cxcE rlneut
took plnce "Wednesday night at the
bou5e Of a prominent citizen, VINO re-
s.ds- ia the eastern suDurhs, rear the
lair grounds. The famly have been
quite uneasy Of late On account NJ the
frequent burplaries that have been com
g1ittsd ia the city, some of which 0c-
Cured in their RbbcThood. There
fore they were considerably startled
on beiog awakened al ,ate lsour on
the night in question, ~ tae moi eof
some one breaking jn teh-
en-, which a4Joi6s wril-
ing The euttgt bous, Iu4p ere
aroused by the rolse, er arose
and armed themselves with whatever
was at hand, among winch were fire-
arms. BY this time, the Suppressed bur.
glars had effected an en- trance Into tie
kitchen, from which there issued a
fearful din OF tables 5eiug overturned
sud the smashing Of crockery ware.
The noise sounded as If, ia the dsrb.
ness of the kitchen, t.ie robbers had ae-
come eagsged ia a terrific light among
themselves. The male portion Of the
Emily ha tened 90 the sgsee and began
nsiGg s. az object, which ia the dark
ness appeared 20 be a burg,ar of gigAu-
nc SIZE. After the fla1 shot or two.
ths supported burslar dld SIS leyel best
90 escape from the building, fallug
, over chairs aud tables, and masking
terrible rumPus generally. Tne noise
OF the shots speedily called tothe ecene
DoighboIiHg alert citizsgs, wei armed,
and ALSO on the lookout ior burglars
Tho attacking psrsy--hy this time a
email ssmy--opsned a heavy fusi-
iade on the midnight iaIu-
der, who speedily suceum led, aud
foH TO the dooF Lights were
brought, and on the naor, wrea,hing
ia the agonies OF death, was fo,,nd a
pet bear, the property 81 Jo3lu Garter,
g hatcher, who resides IN East Dallas.
Bruln had escaped from his fasteoings,
ana proving around generally, had
ouRc'uded, probably as Il was ths ruEe
nmone esrtsin class, 20 Burglars
this kitchen FOR food, and thus met hie
untimely fate. Nine bullets pierced
lis devoted earoass, and it is thought
tast II some OF the attaching force had
not been a littie nervous, that twice
that MANY sho'a. out OF tie mum Der
tisedr would have taken effect.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

Hcil When De Giac ytssl itla egn-
Fol az Hort approached ta@ ssa SID
l1 Asm that probaotJ ~ lf0ugal at
eIE-Ifl had bean gsssa x Al riglt-
air Ma,eUtaal replied ihst he was
uo.h ast1Hfsasj aud g4,s4ei to MA
L.m iu ach piace; that hls nobh
ienr- On hin was gone AVID 'unB he
c.u.d consider hiaillf dhohsrge5 He
tbta lefi IssG and Gid no. hear any
thing further irou hin SD tins ~ r.
iag. when sewers. orders we're .e-g. 10
cd % him iar money borrowed fton
different business arns on i-im street,
slgued 20. d r.. Ss.tleutuaI, 10y
Halry,n radutt Rrotbess bad one al
these uckgts for ten dollars aud
W. g.. Randall * Brother one foi
twenty-five dollars. Hed bad Dor
rowed this inansy Molday while thu
store was closed, aud had Disp collected
debts Lus the Erm. As Herf di3 not
make Gis appearance yeH-erGay Bsofn.
irE Sir Eitiecthal mauc iuq1irigs fra
h,u, ard found that. hher victim
iE'uE several in tho ns.ne OF the firm,
Le as.l I'm the city A. FGraey, some
twenty m les from the city, in Ksuf-
man county, MsssUs MittestGais have
customer Sr. Ellis, wbom iIerf gsu-
orally visited ora when ne visited The
gore. The thought instantly came TO-
SIR N. tbgi probably Flerf, ~ bis
flight, would stop "a Forney and try t.
make o collection fr3m Nr. Eli-, The
tru, therefore, immediately sent o
telegram 90 Mr.. Bills, eskiug Flm 1t
Herr Uas there, and caggonios him
|aea,Dst r1ying him any money on
/ agrlgut OF the firm. Nr Ellis soon Ye.
plirI tbat Hsrf was there and that hs
. .Jla. hBl already paid tim money
. GA account Tie Erm then sens IN
. other telegram authorizing the arfo-.
/ % herE An answer came that las
arrest had been made aud the noaey
recovered. As soon as thi- news was
received. % deputy sheriff ami Mt.
-I1rts started for F0rncy after lie fu-
,r.uve. After they bad gone an hour
T or uoyp, another di.pstch wss received
( nom Ellis stating that IGerf hsd Is
csTeJ. Whether he viii be re-cspsured
remains 90 be seen. Mr.. Mlttenthsl
j0a't know how much HeFf borrowed
and collected here in the name Of ths
firm, pro}a uly not over one hundree
dollars. Ho, also did not leain the
amouut The FOrBey customer psii
erf. uus THIS = safe, hSving been Us
. gofsod by HerL The runaway is 0
good family, his father being = weil-to
. tio citizen ID Wabash, Iudi&na, aud h.
4Es other respectable connections ii
, chat s.a;r. \ mania far gambling !
p the supposed incentive for The crime
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
prI..fvi,noU,., ,,r,or

Though We would by no means be under
stood as cePr.eaiing, bot rather H. recsrn
mend;ng, professional aid In disease, there
are nustitudes II Instances when II is
neither neosss ary or easy 10 obtain Afar-
iy provided with a comprehensive house
hooid specific like Host=iier's stomach t,it.
'ers, Is Possessed OF a medicinal resource as.
eqnAte 10 most emergencies la which ned.
cal advice would be otherwise needfnf. That
s's' ling tonic and corrective Invariably
remedies, and i autLoritauye!y recon.
mendsd for debility, ina.s estioss, liver lis.
Eie r, EH Irregular habit Of boty urinsr,
and uterine trUpblss, ,nciP!snt fheumA ism
and goni, and many other sll.asuts Of Ire
qnent oecuTrencs. &c eradicAtss ard ore.
vents Intermittent and r-mitlent icvefs, re-
heves mentn. dependency, checks prerpa.
tnre decay, and iBsig0rat.-s the nervous t,-,s
muscular tissue. steep. diges' ion sBd ar-
peute are promoted by II, ana II j. es
IRE nelly f-SEtu4 N cvrfc n ilg the t.f-s.ts n.
EXHAUSTION and e2posure.--sl ptiS I'm.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22


Dir. ASkaiey says Tie robbers we're
Disguised from hesd te fees shsiF
t.eefia . ere eutaE Sieteiy masked syita
covering, tflFpaxis " lsh hples were
made - thef .s2aas sss. Their hands
~erc siovesl, whsie hey sore long
tisek gowns THAT eonplegely enYsls
oRsd tnsir batiiss ans. reaching to the
gruuad. TIE Smaller rokoes of the
tse clel tha talking, his companion
With the pistol never saying word.
& Is supposed that the Two SAW Mr..
Mckinley when ne drew the money
from the bank, and knawiag the road
he would take to get 10 MS home, lay
IN wait for him. Mr.. Mckinley thinke
Rom The tall robber not speaking, that
It was some one with @nom he was
acquainted, and who Was afraid OF ba-
ing recognized from his voice.
This is one of the boldest outrages
that has ever been committed in this
vicinity, and occurred il broad day
lighton a public road. MIR. Mckinley
is poor man, has worked hard ior
this money, and the less OF it is d heavy
oue 70 him.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

The preparations for our coming fair
commencing oetcber y. are progress
ing at very satisfactory rate. Many
very important additions have been
made to the grounds in the wsy OF
houses, etc, etc.
Many new stalls for Jhe scconmoda-
ton Of stock have been added, aud all
Of The old ones thoroughly renovated
and improved.
Some OF Old Kainiuekis hest blood
snd fastest horses VIII be here on
about the 10th OF October.
Air. Robertson's eeisbrsted Prairie
Herd % short horns from Missouri
viii be represented hy some unaaus,lly
fine bulls, heiiers and calves.
We are glad TO lezrn that I'll our
leading merchants are preparing 10
make a fine exhibit OF tnelr wares I'll
,ise fair.
We trust cur mechanics will not fall
20 exaibst some Of tso bssst results OF
tAelF skill.
! The fine racing stables ~ Apstin. nm.
der The care of that vets,An tarfsiaa,
Captain r. Finniu, VIII be here with
cat fat.
Everybody in North Ter 1t to
be here On that occasion, ~ isAst all
who are Interested Ia the pres:fsas Of
our beautiful section OF the state
Oar hotel Recommendations are am.
lple tasake care OF any sort OF crowd.
Csptsin Hereford. The energetic SEQ
Rotary, is giving the grsssest satssfas
tion to ncs only the directors bat The
/ pesple generally.
Mr.-G. w. Spencer, of Hampstead
writes to the secretary AZ follows.
@Please reserve the same SET Of stables
for Isanry bachelor. ] have fiys horse
/ --ihsee sntered fns the stakes, and Ia,
other tws 10 run for premiums. vii
~ ,hsfc O-tates 3d.s'
4 s1eha Ind Wliliata Turner, Of Butler
4 Montgomery county, Illinois, Will /,
tpu hams: with some hoe Asrino sheep
u< We ieavu Rom ! lest<f 70 the score
fssxy. dated sssDttsphsr \. Glsey Wan
mr. tAset5 No. ratnt1 - i -
e1eb11k ~ ~, n =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22

In the county court yesterday the
jury in the case of II. w. Riddle VS.. J /.
III. Hall ct ais, gave in their verdict,
which is important To purchasers OF
GOTTEN. Il seems from the verdict that
the court Instructed the Jury that
within one month from the date The
cotton left the premises on which il
was grown, that it is liable for rent, il
founu; that the owner of the land must
take action to secure the payment OF
the rent within one month from the
time the cotton is removed, aud thai
said Gotten, no matter where found, i,
liaoie for such rent, whether tue party
purchasing has knowledge orseAe fac
of non-payment of rent or not.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
RAILWAY BUILDING.


ssrattsyssax Prszress OF WORN es sue
sorksesssstere amt sabine Pass fksas-
rassa wsntJ seven mites It.a.IE1,s.
ssrsIssa ssn.s sse.E.
The Northwestern ami sabine psss
raiiro@d, as yst scsreeay known, Is
qeietiy but surely progressing. wi.n m
abe aoa solid directory TaIs cslfnuS.
ny h<se graded, lied and iTidgeti this
read feoia Lawrence, via Kaufman,
/ to Cedar crees, distance Of twenty
seyea miles. a depot aud town has
been laid out near Kemp postoiiire,
tile town called Bur9e ell city, thp land
for said depot donated oy Colonel Sam
Parmiey and DR.. Stiit. Colonel Pnrm-
icy II ala Old Texan ana a former resi-
dent OF Naepgd0ches county. Those
hunting or seeking lands or locations
viii do @eii 10 visit this locality before
purchasing, the soil, tim Der and water
being fine. The citizens of Goshen,
Henderson county, gave barbecue on
the 10th instant. There WAS a large
gathering OF the people, nesr tWo
thousand attended. speeches were
made by Nr. Grant, of the
Lawrence Times, Captain Maniou and
Captain Slaughter, all ia the interest
OF tae road. Each gentleman nladeia
sensible business talk to the peopie,
pointing cut plainly the advantages
| and Importance Of this road. The peo-
/ pie at once agreed to gra1le, bridge And
ne the road through their county. The
| contract was let 20 build to Athens by
| the ;irsst OF January. This road passes
through ard peretrates the finest yell
I lu@ ptse region in the wofld, and eau
| scATtely fall 10 be one of the best pay
/ ing roads in the state.
/ VIII Dallas sit quietly with folded
HANDS, and miss this opportunity to
| build 10 Kaufman (about thirty mileel,
| and reap the harvest OF cotton aud
lumber that nov lies ia reach ? Other
! wise the road will be- tuilt TO Sherman.
kaufman, september ie, 1877.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-09-22
Foor PADS.
A Couple ef DI-zuistti .ca 5ssb Is
C""aIrymsn an sssyIisiss, Fsus sssie-
frasn tl5c Efty.

A Couple es DI-kuistti Men Rob Is
C"ratryasn an ss.ysisiss, FsUs Msie-
frem shc sfty
Yesterday Mr.. ]. b. HEX nley, a
farmer, csEe to THE HERALD Office
aud gave Us che following rel ont Of
robbery committed on hiA by
couple of disguised meu. we'd
nesiay. Mr. Mckinley, who re.
sides four miles northwest OF he city,
came ia on business ard left for home
about four o'clock. When within half
mile Of his home, IN Elm err elk bot
tom, ridisg along the road, lis horse
going iu walk. msakeii M "a step
ped suddenly from behind tree, at
the same time leveling pistel st hins.
Immediately another msB, aiso mask
Ell, arose from the underground
alongside the read, saying .'We
want that money! tie first
robbee continuing 60 cover Mckinley
with the pistol. Nj. MGEt aiey, in
eoBHpliance With the deniaus handed
tbs spokesman his pocket book, con-
tanning one dollar and Ten cents IN
currency. 'fhis the roa&er handed
back, remarkiug that he "didn't want
th,.t, but a larger sum, which be knew
him to have on his person. At this
Mckinley put his hand in hIs pocket
aud hanGed him one doiIsr 3 nd a half
IN silver. which was also han ded back
with = fut.sser demapu for a larger
sum
1idiSiniey psctssses; that lllsH wss
ali ne had nisl him. WhsregFon be
was ordered To dissnount. Which he a,
first refused TO do. At fllis rnsmenS
the robber with The pistol, who had
not yet spoken q word, Al preached
and placed the cooked weapon In close
proximity 10 his person, which caused
him to dismonut. He was then order.
ed to pull off his boots. Mckinney
then said that he :isver pulled of
his boots usIess he was going 6
| bed, and would not pail the n Off fei
any man. The robi,er ret'iied thai
thera was nothing pfoad .bont hin
and he would be accon anoiatins
enough to perform That 81 eion him
self, The silent robhcr In 4 be mean
time with his pietola stxlint proraf
nent part In this pracsed ara Iii
robbsr pulled the boet and sork from
4
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- ,nnlEr III -,

be iie Of tht nesh and tne .,rsi1. -i,.
lne .eutre - vitality che muir tzsnt II -.
-ysteil. Not oil.s mast &c ts pure. t,llf ft,.r
"a pt4tt % ret1'n t.saltl- In the i.-.flf ). q
aHHi AK =, Tue J. = cuFrt'mr J. Wafsft an.
~ circulation surg 81. The uiusrt,-s of afl-ti
persons lack sslliutiv, tn ue-N.s ar. eaL
ne Nlafsf hasy=Tdi ana the sye Iu-tr.Ie-,.
= course OF AoSietfer's -tdutEcn Bltrsrz
hoNcNer, Improves nol only -he nassIth pui
the appesrsnce of the deiiI litaf..I -r-- JI.-,-
GUS NatuiIon then becomes catnpi-t. be
causs digestion receives au grnu-fns from
tnis beniguant touic. which fe-ffi - 80
blood priI = back .'!he rose tint OF basitl,i
"a the SAR cheek, brightness 70 me ege. an
klNeh power % endurance 20 the rnrseia
1u'aiids, hasten 10 u-e it, dtfi!-s.afvIt
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Tho pity o. women.

To be attractive Is a duty whic
every lady owes to herself, to her do
nestle circle, and 10 society. Not
only should she sndeaFnr 10 please IN
address and in apparel, hat, whenever
p1ssis,ie, IN complexion and in feature
as we'll Facial embeIiishelsnt is To a
lady rs proper, and oftentimes as nee
sssary, as ilre the adosnments of her
raiment, the artifeisi grsees Of her
conversation, OF her demeanoT, or
other, merericious attractions upon
which depend 80 much o! her iomin-
lon and influence over man. The wo-
man who permits herself to become
unloveiy, who resigns herself hopeless
iy ID the ravages Of time, spd the
s;-i ta;iru OF her charm, visits ape.
. iseg isse.Gie and admirers, safrO y ful
regret, that it becomes her TO avert 70
the latest day. OF this social duty, II
may truthfuiiy be said that she can
hest acquit Herself by the use of Con.
| saud's 0iympian Cream. No other
| preparation approaches this in excel
lence, In harmiessness and purity, OF
compares with IL in the numter OF
spontaneous testimonials that it's viz
| tues have elected. Its advertisement
has hitherto been its merit, It's RECON-
1nenfiatiou by all that have used II, and
not b. sounEiiag and precautions nd.
ivertis;ng IN the joarnais OK the day.
Price In large bottles reduced To cue
dollar. A. II. oouRAup,
4 Is Greenwfcfl Street, New York.
[ CoSsoh q NALSEh, Agents.