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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05
LOCAL BItEVITIEs.

Call on H. Meyer II you are peou'
nlarlly embarrassed, IT.
III you want 10 save a hundred
dollars In the purchase Of a buggy, 20
10 Ou'a,
II you want 10 trade M old buggy
for now Que, Orra IL the place IT,
II, Meyer under tho operahouae,
buys county scrlp,-tt
Go see tho buggiea over Orra sta
bic, IT,
DRINK Sparks celebrated ak year
old whisky, at the Little House Around
the Corner, apf2O-lm
Drink Sparks celebrated nix year
old whialSy, nj tho Little House Around
the Corner apr9O-lm
III you want the cheapest farm
wagon In the market, you viii hnd II
NJ Orr'a. III.
--lfyou want your buggy painted or
repaired In lirst-claas style, go to
OrT'H. IT,
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scandal In High Lif-."

A case of matrimonial unpleasant-
nessn was before one of our courts last
week. Able counsel were engaged on
both sides, and eloquence that caused
the spirits Of departed statesmen to
rest uneasy rang through the halls.
Money was lavishly spent by the par-
ties, and both sides, rs the jury re.
tired for their verdict, sat spell-bound,
both confident Of success. But, alas :
that imam should triumph over wo-
man" il too bad, but the Judge wisely
affirmed the judgment inasmuch az
Mrs. Smith did not take "the interest
OF her husband at heart, and paid four
dollars more for ready~made dress
than she could have bought II for at
M..SUES Bazaar ofFashlon." Moral
Consult your own interest, and make
your purchases ofM. SUESifyou would
"keep peace in the fsmlly."-tf
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DALLAS, TEXAS,
TUESDAY MORNING jliiiiJUEE o.
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

-Yosterday was very warm.
Tho ilromon'a convention comes
next.
do to the races to-day, Tho last
chance.
--Thompson'a Thoater has II number
OF new stars,
Quito number got on the slow
horse yesterday,
"A car load Of corn was shipped 10
Shreveport yesterday,
1t began ralnIng nj eleven o'clock
last night More sickness
After considerable cxerton We
have succeeded Ia getting that Main
street sidewalk repaired,
The electricity In the mir last night
interforcd seriously with the RECEPTION
Of the telegraph dispatches.
Tho time may come, aud shortly
too, when our city fathers will regret
their parsimony In not providing for
the draining OF the city,
Every member OF the Lamars IL
expected TO report to-day at tho arm.
DRY, with his little hatchct, and help
shlhglc the roof That's business.
a-- Water waa seen o0zing out Of the
ground on the corner Of Main and
Austin strccte yesterday, II came
from the water main, which aprang u
leak Mt the Joint. II WINS Immediately
stopped.
Tho new star who swings the In.
dim clubs at the theatre, IN model
Of physical health and strength, and
plays with the groatest case with
woights that would stump the strong.
cat mon TO tackle. She IL simply Ina.
menBe.
Public speakers always have DIR.
j. III. McIean's cough and lung heal
ing globules; they sootho and heal the
irritation OF tonsils and throat, and
euro coughing, hoarsonoss and con
sumption. Trial boxca twenty five
cents by mail. DR.. j. IL. Mclean 3ll
Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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Removal.

Mrs. Chestnut has removed heI
millinery and dresamaking establish
ment to No. 6l2 Main street, next
door east of Harry Bros shoe store,
and the samerroom formerly occupied
by Mrs, Tynos, We congratulate tn,
lady on securingsuch an eligible loca'
tion and 80 beautiful II room. Mrs
Chestnut has been long and favorably
known in this community rs a lady
of excellent taste and fine business
qualifications. Every one trading
with her feels sure OF buying nothing
but good goods and that they will
turn out exactly represented. Mrs u
will be able to offer to the ladies one
of the best selected stock Of goods In
her line in tho city, and ut prices that
cannot but give satisfaction. Dress
making in the latest styles will DO an
other feature OF this establishment.
She cordially invites the ladies to give
her call at her new quarters. She
is also agent for Butterick's celebrated
patterns and has splendid assort'
ment on hand. -iu4.dtf
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The survivors Nru notified that our
annual union viii he held nj Waco,
Tcxns, Juno q, and the membcH viii
be- passed over the Harrisburg ana
San Antonio railroad at one and ono
fifth fare to Houston and return, good
tin July 30; over the international,
Great Northern and Galveston and
Houston roads Mt the same rate, good
til July End. Tickets VIII he placed
on sale ON the above roads on the 10Th
and Goth instant. over the Houston
and Texas Central road they will pay
iull fare going, and return free ON my
certificate, which will loo delivered to
the mcmhera at Waco, aud hold good
till July lat aud not after thAt date.
ROBERT T. BURNS,
Secretary Hoods Texas Brigade ASsocia-
ton,
All newspapers in Texas are request
cd to copy and send representatives to
the meeting.
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LasLnlght II, N H. Go, No. held
meeting and elected Major SchonclS IN
II delegate TO the liremen's convention
In place OF Mr. Ullmann, who Ia nh
sent from the city aud viii not return
In time. Mr.. Meyer, IA member OF the
company, who has lately been married,
sent 10 the company two kegs that
most excellent lager which he dis
pensos. Tho boys took II smile, aud
proouring tho sorvcea Of the derma'
min baud proceeded towards tho resi'
denoe Of Mr.. Meyer for the purpose Of
treating him and his bride to a sere'
made, Az thOy reached tho end OF tho
street car track II heavy wind storm
cameup with threatening clouds which
caused them 10 turn back and defer the
matter until some future time, They
repaired again TO tho hull and passed
resolutions thanking Mr.. Meyer for
hls courtesy, aud extending to him
and hls bride the best Wishes OF the
nrcmcn They thon resolved them
4oIvcs into "A Kangaroo court ana our
reporter left.
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The co.partnership, heretofore exist
ing between VIM. Mckenzie and Tully
Williams, engaged in the float and
lrelghting business, in the city of Dial,
Ias, Texas, under the firm name aud
style of Mckenzie ~ Williams, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having unsettled bust
ness with sRid firm ARE notified here.
by to call upon VIM. Mckenzie, fol
an adjustment OF the same.
The business in the future will bt
carried on 10y VIM. Mckenzie, alone.
WILLIAM NICK ENHIE,
FULLY WILLIAMS.
MuvQ0,1w
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Wanted MS rhiId.

Yesterday man whose name Is
Overlook, met n woman, whom we
learned was his wife but had separated
from him, In company with her babe.
The father, who was intoxicated, made
a dash for her, exclaiming "Give me
my baby" The woman was perfectly
cool and collected, and told him sbe
wanted TO have nothing to do with
him. He made 80 much fuss that Jim
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Malicious Mischief

Some party or parties, on Sunday
morning, amused themselves by firing
their revolvers at the house, corner OF
Ervay and Commerce streets, one bul,
let we are informed, entering the
house and burying itself In the sofa.
80 far as We can learn, no arrests have
been made or the guilty parties sus.
pected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

w, Il, Mcllntlre aud his family
leave Tonight 10 spend the summer
month"; ut the White sulphur Springs
In Virginia Mr. Mcilniiro viii also
represent our board of trade and cot
ton exchange at the national cotton
exchange convention 10 be- held nj
Graonbrlor this month,
General II, NJ, Gano loayea for l(on'
lucky 10 take II cool during the heated
term
W, q, Holland, eHqp aud family
viii also migrate Tor soaHon to cooler
ollmea. We wish them pleasant VA
0ntlOn,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

The firm OF Benson Il Stewart, hav.
ing been dissolved by the death of ii
M. Benson, notice is hereby given
that the business will be continued by
his widow, Helen A. Benson, at the
same place, ]. s. Stewart retiring.
Parties desiring to purchase fine i'm,
ported pigs will find It to their advant
age to call or communicate with Mrs
Helen A. Benson, Dallas, Texas, or
apply at the rancho, three hundred
yards north OF the Wichita depot, on
the Dallas and Wichita railroad.
HELEN NJ. BENSON,
Corner Oleander street and Cottage Lane,
my202W Near Catholic Church
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Peaches.

Colonel G. b. Stephenson, has had
ripe peaches plucked from two year
old tree. They were all large, luscious
and beautiful, and show what can be
done in the way of horticulture in this
section.
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GrGNn GOrn.

On Sunday, Major Helm had upon
his table n mess OF sweet corn, raised
In Dallas this season. Yesterday n
quantity was shipped to Dallas from
Houston, but the c)rn raised 10y the
major, was by far the largest and
best.
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kcepIng Hnnse.

In passing by the building formerly
occupied by Petc Bruen, we found 1t
fitted up In neat and tasty manner,
with edibles OF all kinds spread out for
tho hungry. Jimmy Thompson is the
boss, and he sings behind the counter
'The old house amt what II used to
be-" II IL cozy place to take snack.
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Personal,

Yesterday we had the pleasure of
meeting John J. Good, jr., who has
just returned from the law college ut
Lebanon, Tennessee. He is looking
very well, and will remain here during
the summer vacation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

A. j. Council, late OF the Cooper In
stitute, New York, has taken the office
formerly occupied by DIR. McGee, G2l
Elm, opposite Poydras street, and so,
licits the public patronage. The ad.
miuistration of laughing gas a special
ty may25-lm
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NcrnnnIInn.

Notice IL hereby given that The
grand Jury will meet June 10th. Al
persons owing an occupation Tux hrt
requested 10 make payment ana save
Goat W. II. pItATIIER,
mygg i'm Tax Collector Dallas County.
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If you are going to st. Louis, Hot
Springs, Little Rock, Chicago, Sedalia
or Nashville, you can save enough
money to pay expenses on the road,
by buying your ticket from Fred Man
get, ticket broker. ju2.tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

Scott uuaHod him and lun od MN
uysrto lHr rlly oalalope keeper via"
locked hlm up QUA charge Of creating
a disturbance
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Apology.

We owe an apology to the Rev. G.
w. Rogers, pastor OF tho First Baptist
church OF this city, for mislaying aud
falling to publish u notice for that
church, which was received.
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ID. NJ. Osborne a 90.

DALLAS, Texas, Juno >, 1877.
1t is reported that ID. NJ Osborne,
manufactures of Wheeler No. reaper
and mower, and Gordon binder, have
arrived and will try to place IN working
order such OF the above machines as
may be disabled.
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NnITnKe.

Tho reception rendered to General
Grant by tho crown heads Of Europe
excites much comment ut the north,
but the bargains in dry goods at NJ
SUES Is the all.absorbing topic among
the ladies' OF DalIus, If
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Yco cr.nui ycc Crenu, |

For the very best ice cream in the
city, 80 TO Botto's Ice Cream Parlor,
lac Grand Hotel, in rear of Exchange
bank, Families and parties supplied
on order at lowest cash rates.
mylG II
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Look at the bargain counter with
fine dress goods at closing out prices,
at Goldsmith, Rosenthal & Co, IA
and ZIG Elm street. TT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
company, retail roasted o. G. coffee at
45c,; roasted rio, $50; Texas baking
powder, 25c.; extra yeast cakes, zoe:
ground mace, 81 SO; ground cloves and
cinnamon, soc; ground pepper, GIN
ger and spice, 35c. Sell at Wholesale
and retail, corner OF Elm and Live
oak streets. mayl9-dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

The sale of city property viii com.
menoe to-day, at / o'clock, ut the
courthouse, Bly, chance for specula-
tors, and those wanting homes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

Beautiful new stylish straw hala at
Gny cents q piece, At the DQIlar store,
IT
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June haa commenced, also the
Dollar store N commencing now to sell
ladica' hala, ladies' auIta,and the whole
stook Of millinery goods, at greatly
reduced prices, III
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-05

Don't fail to visit the Dollar store,
and look at the bargain counter with
all the new articles.-tf
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aailg gerald,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or DALLAS CRY

mOrnlng, except on Monday, hi 30 20
Annum IA advance, postage prrpn. Il { pr
~ oenia per week delivered ln lln lliY,
ADYnnIlHhiH0 nATIhi unn squnTh ttfn inrs
insoftion, WI Otuts. Aurolai Tatns fDr Wtakly
monthly aud yearly 'RdyeIilsnih,
TINS WHISKY HERALD IL Published hYffl
Saturday morning ~ " lp ppf year post
age prepaid,
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II sou WAut 80 "-g hll nlurluu7i
lUH lhe muu 10 arryr ynu, ~
--lfyou Wantto buy family car.
rlage orr hAs the latest nlyleH ana
patterns, n,
-"Wator VIII find ~ level and
lhe ladies viii always hnd oul where
they can got the best goods for the
least money, aud their general yerdloI
In that NJ, SUES has tho most varied
aud cheapest assortment Of ready
made dresses aud underwear In the
DIV. IL
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--''Facts are Stubborn and 80 IL NJ.
SUES, as he allows no one to compete
much less tmdcrsCH him.
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B. Meyer is the only responsible
pawnbroker in Dallas.-tf
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Hurry up and get one ofthose nice
blue flannel suits at $500, at the Dol.
lar store.-tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AntlnInI Hotel.

j J Ball, Lawrence TG htansbury, TAP
q six, 4 PRR Fennlng Il u L x II
Phil Smith, PRIV y Mahry, Texas
G. II Holt, New York RIA Holt, New York
q W Irwin, city Jr Ruby, Kentucky
\ Rhine, Mckinney h b Hardy, Texas
L Malone, CITY George Hughs, city
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--Buy your deeds, Lenses, bonds, etc,
ut TlIE HERALD Office, aud write out
your contracts. IT.
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Dentist.

Call ON b. Meyer II you want to
purchase jewelry at low tigures.--tf
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Agents Wanted in every city, town nd village of
Texas to whom liberal inducements will be offered Ad
dress the Singer Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Texas.
J.. NJ MOORE Agent.
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B. Meyer will take any kind o
valuables in pawn, --tf
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Mn, JonH W, yHALH Ia our authorized agent
NJ l'alO Pinto,
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sorI0F.

No one IL authorized a. purchase any nrll'
ole whataV0f on tho account ~ llih llfh
Ain without M order signed hy ,me,.a,...,
4, l., hAVruW,
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There Is an elegant lee Cream Parlor
connected with the Indiana hou Sc,
formerly the old Cosmopolitan hotel.
]. L. DOW,
may9dlm Proprietor.
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BEWARE or WORTHLESS IMITATION MACHINIS-Th SINGER WILL
LAST A LIFE TIME
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-02

Tho Ilettcr.cArriern Of tho country wish 10
ascertain whether they can have their salaries
Increased, and arc sending petitions Ia great
numbers 10 Washington.
tien. Ord's latest report In regard 10 tho
Mexican border troubles IL quieting In III tone,
the writer evidently believing that thsrv win
be no war between the two counsrie. interest
I'd. The prescl,ee of troopS, says the General,
i~a guarantee u peace. since tho only way lii
which collision conld:be brought Al,oa. wonlsl
~ IN permitting tho local Mexican and Texas
elements 10 attempt settlement % tho dlili-
culties In their own Way. This tho troops will
prevent until unict conclusion shall have been
reached.
II IL stated that negotiations win shortly b.
gin between Canada and tho United Htatcs sor
new reciprocity treaty.
Tho great running race II nAitimorc, last
week, between tho celebrated flyers Ton
nroeck. Tom Ochilsrce and Parole was won BY
the latter horse. Betting before tho racs VA
vt large oslds on Ton ilFoech, and 81 large amount
u money changed ham y on the result.
Earnings ~ twenty-fonr railroad. have hssn
published for September, and amount 10 9i0..
0ls.bc7, against ~. iud, 10 for tho Same month
last year, very handsome gain " es62237.
SAMUEL. Tildcn has returned homo from
Europe.
Entsrrrisins chieasoans have engaged III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-11-02
WARRINGTON NOTES,

Tho hlll introduced In Congress hy senator
Jnnes provides n th. coinage VI silver dollars
Of tho weight iia'a grains Troy, at any coin-
aEa mint ~ thu NV York assay office. III u.
change for silver bullion upon the sa,ne terms
snl conditions AZ gold bullion Ii deposited for
coinage under existing laws. The bin aiSo pro-
sden tAas no charge shall he made for the
eeil.ing II standard bullion Into these dollars.
and proposes 10 mako them lesal-tcn,i.r for MI
sunia
Capt Daniel Hall, u New Ilampslirc has
been appointed by the rrcsident Naval Officer
ut Boston.
Congressman snials has gone to Nonth
Carolina to attend hi1 trial. An appeal probA.
bly, i vain ono. hAH been addressed 10 tho rru1-
ident IN his behalf by Northern Republicans.
An effort II making In Washington, on be.
half of the Supreme Court Judges. to secure
them mileage ~hilc travelling their circuits.
Thasc officials afe tho only public fnncsiona
rirs not included In III. provision allowing trAv
cling expenses while proceeding 10 and from
points " duty.
From tho official report BY tho Patent Oilice
of thu lire which destroyed two wings of tho
n,odtl-room II appears that the total l,sa was
.l.bOO. .OOp including the amounts necessary to
restore models. drawings. etc. and to pnl ,hu
building In iiro.proof condition.
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ltsaaat.
Mrs. Gilman, wifc of tho convicted New York
forHcr. u hopclc1sly insane. aud has been .en,
10 al asylum.
Ninsaocn persons Aro reported At tho Now
York Ioltco headquarters - missing. They
average I'll the way from 10 10 years old, aud
have disappeared SINCE tho beginning of III.
month.
Tho hay Htate Iron Company. of Boston, sas
failed Liabilities, t5Oi. .626 a.sclx. Il, 97D 727.
Gallagher and Murray, two Of Tie Pittsburgh
rioters. have becn sentenced 10 terms Of III
and three years In tho pcnitsntiary.
Tho manner In which HonAtor DlAino's dsugh.
ssr mot with ! serious accident (hrlcf mention
u which was mado Ia ! tciegrAphic dinpasch)
y thus related In lettor from Augusta. Mo.
Taking With gentleman In thc pArlor u
hcr fathers hosisc, she soysd and played with
tiny pistol that belonged ~ her brother.
The visitor begged hsr 70 put II away. although
Il was unloAdsd, and spoke grAvsly of using
svsa empty pistols - playshinys. Whom hc
asoss 70 80 away, NE laaghinsly ran up stair,
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EmyiOsls Changes.

The other day Rroceryman NJ valle.
io gave a large party, at which the
daughter Of tho carriage painter who
lived next door created decided sen1a.
tion. Il was not TINT she was more
handsomely attird thnn the other ladies'
present, but that when she gyratcl in
the = dance Of death" she was observed
to display the only pair III pink ailk
stockings Ia tho room. She left thu
house for few minutes nt the cxpira-
ton u the dance. anil In the next waltz
exhibited a pair of light-hlue ditto.s. An
hour later her crushed aud cxasperat4,.l
female friends behcll these supplement.
cd by further hose of ,lelicnte choco-
cate shalc. And ~ II went on, until her
miserable rivals determined 10 follow
her the next time shc Disappeared.
They traced her 10 her fathers puint.
shop in tho backyard, where she was
discovered brish in hand and about
ornamenting her neither cxtremitics with
u finnl artistic coat of light nalmon. The
exnlting spies rushed hack with the
damaging news, but Il waa too late. The
men were all too tight t. understand.
the music hnl gone home md the lights
we're being put out. Thus IL il that
fraud and dnplicity triumph, while hon.
cst simplicity walks around with darn
OH itx calf aud hole Ia its heel. ---4ya,,
krauciscO isusf.
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Among other talks to-day Il came out
TINT whale. ships carry no doctors. Tho
Captain adds tho doctorxhip 10 his own
duties. He not only gives medicines,
but scts broken limbs after notions oil
hiA own. or saws them ofi and sears the
stump when ampntation seems best,
The Captain IN provided with mc.li.
cinc.chcst, with the medicines numbered
instead of named. A hook of directions
gocs with thia Ii lcrcribes Jiseascs and
symptoms and says: "aive teaspoon
ful of No. D once nh hour" or .'Oivc
tan grains u No. " every half hour, !"
ctc. One of our scn Captains caine
acroHS skipper ia the North Pacific who
Wan In state of great surprise nnd per
plaxity. HAid he:
There's something rotten about this
neslicine.chest business. One III nv
men WA. sick ck--nothing much thu matter.
looked in the book; II said give him d
teAsp00nful of No. l5 went 10 the
medicine. .chest and sec | was out of
No. 10. | judged I'll got to gct ~
combination somehow that would till the
bill. 70 ! hove into the fellow half tca.
spoonful of No. 4 and half teaspoon.
ful of No. Z, and Ill hc hanged IL IL
didn't kill him in fifteen minutes /,
Thcrc's something about this medicine.
chest system that's too many for mc /.
Mark TtcGiH. IN atlantic JDr Nuren..
Der
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| Horses Adventure In Il Deserted
AhArt.

Over three weeks ngo II gentleman
living in thc Thirl Wnr,l missed il pony,
and after Il long search g,sr Il up ~
stolen. Twenty days after thu l,,sn ol
the animal number III children Mcre
playing In some old deserted shalts,
when. upon looking into ono about Nix
feet deep. a horse. reduced 10 mere
skeleton. was found. Their discovery
was soon made known, md In few
minutes u number III minern collected
Al the spot and soon had the poor ami.
nial on the top of the ground. The per.
NON who hAa lost his pony no long h.
fore recognized his property In the
cmaciMtcl animal before him. For
twenty-five days Aad the animal been Iii
that shaft, without food and water, aud
from appearances Il could not have held
ont many more. IL hnl eaten all tile
hnir from its sides an,l tail, which, Ii
amy. wns nll tho nonrishment IL hnl got
during That long pcriol. After being
taken ont II commenced 10 cnt, though
II could scarcely stnna on it, feet. The
animal IL gaining rapidly III ficsli, and
will soon he ~ strong md useful uk Ia.
for itr strange adventure. --.Jnl,ii.
Mo. Nsu.s,