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Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

The Scientific american says: The
frog of the FOOT of every horse is the
natural support of the foot, and should
never be cut away except to remove the
rough edges which occasionally appear
from common wear. AT late meeting
OF the farriers and horseshoers in Will
mington, Del. there was great deal
said in condemnation of the manner in
which horses are shod, especially in the
rural districts. A lecturer, veterinary
surgeon (accsrding to the New York
Herald, said that 1.-The frog of the foot
was often pared away SO artistically to
make . neat job that the tendon or mus
Gle that extended down the leg, over
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

SPECIALITY N FARMING. Farmers can.
not be equally successful in all the
branches OF husbandry. They should
have some specially in which they should
strive 10 obtain the highest success-and
still have other branches to tall back
upon, if required. The lawyer who ex.
poets to become equally celebrated in
admiralty law, criminal law, constitu-
tional law, ETC., makes a great mistake.
He may, by giving his undivided atten-
ton to one of these branches, become
eminent in it,-but if he divides his Ia
Dor among them all, he will not be dis.
tinguished in any. The farmer NAV be
successful in sheep, or cattle, or hogs.
or horses, or dairving, or fruit growing.
or as yineyardist, or in grain growing;
but if he undertakes all of these he
makes a great mistake. He should Sc
lect some branch suited to his taste, and
strive to obtain the highest success in it.
He can do it if he will strive for it-post
himself in regard to ii, see what other
successful men in the same are doing
and adopt the experience and wisdom of
oihers.-Ex.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
DIR. CHANDLER T.R.S.A.,
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN Bl00D-PURIFIER.
fyENAR

TIT. incoHsparabfe DEPrRaTTTE ,s
posrerTtsE fEfERiTIIE. TONIC. d.
ERIfIC, BftPHORLFIo. and IPERI-
INT. coiHb'nin1 rirt"es trhich render
~ iIt Itrniuabis and perrr- fpiIiHg. aHi by
~ continued Hse 'riH thoroughly .radi-
rufr an discusses oT the hfood. Its ingrc-
d'eItfS are Of % purity harmless srfrac-
t3oH, fhe I'rodacfs gathered from remote
IyHptfam Pro~incrS. and rfssre there Is
The slightest faint oT disease ia nhc sus-
f~nt. Il asreT Iaiis ia erecting that disease
fhrongl. h~ medium oI the SKIN,
t,efliag u through the many and rarious
channels II the booty. thereby aiIo,riag.
and, indrcf. forcing all the organs into
fh"ir proper normal and functional con-
ditinn. q reru brirf spare Of tine uit
cnnri,.ce any ,,nti~Hf using u, Of It's .u-
fpithfeR reiiabtlitH dad tcond~rfAf caru-
firr properties. IL bring. most umqnestiom-
ahfJ. tbo rerY acme Of medical frions phs.
a4ss4 fh~ prcatcst dt<corrrD OF the present
age. go fhe treatment OF errry disease
urtere fhe blood itsrff d primarily the
Sraf Of tic ieSioH or disorder. ssch
50 f:DFE "a and ne thousand and one
causes that iend 20 fhis torribie affection.
~ ,rhich nH ciriEiE~d cota.,a aniiiss are
eognfsntf. Jor EibIicaI Trnth has ASSERT
- tdf the I" Sins Of the fathers shall
risf 'relI unto thr third and fo"rfh gem
er1ttaHs.' and 10 HEokF y DOUN AND
FNFEFRLED SoN>fITf FFON> IL Is
IetrrrJui rsj.rcHator. causing the ,rrcrk
Or man oncr more TO ass".,c the God-iike
Tur TTTtNEOTS DISEASES, URN
-fEi DISORDERS. ooN>IIP PtTTON on
tosTTT ENEh>. IIpfR IND kIDSET
- v . - - - ~ = "a u . y y - y II
OT> EBfiITl. n ~ y q. VI 4 TIsH.
~ LiNbtL IN iALtk" "EMENT>. FRI
THIIfDH fTOtS 1fNGIE. StIRt \,
IIF'f't EIONS or TlfI BONES. N DO
IENT IIC ERS. r r. var CON-
FEfINTS fdnd 10 the gcnfirr ser IL Is
boon iaHJ sought Jor bv seasifire, sssrrp-
hbie. d5sf dedicate females. as 70 takes
dlrc.f notion upon their ailments aND
an FOEHS or tHRONIC DISEASE
~ UHICH THE EIOoD - THE SEAT
or FHE TEOt HII. Il ~ iHraiuabls. A
i'ersrrrranrc 'rifh this remedy sriH prore
Isosittr~ and permanent cHrr Ior
CHIIIs aud FETIRS and all MIA
EffL GDTSDNs.
Thousands ~ TrsftmoHiais attest the
truth Of these claims.
Irirr. Onr Dollar, ia large bottle, or
sir bottles, S..
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Only dream. where the poplar. wave.
sarm ann bousrboln.
Tin. Devoted :. Meals.

An eminent phys sicIan states that Tie
average time occupied in taking food by
the people Of New England doe, ~, ex-
ceed from twelve % fifteen minutes for
each mcal.-Snch haste j. injurious To
health tor many reason The progress
ol digestion begins in the mouth with
the action OF the teeth and through ihr
excitement OF the s4livaIv glands hN the
presence OF food. Unless saliva is abuu-
dainty mingled with the latter, the first
aet of digestion j. uhstructed. and ma
lures plan j, changed This fluid not
only iubricatc> but acts chemically ia
jhe mouth. il reasonable time be given
IL. upon all tie starch elements which
make mp The great bulk OF what we cat
When eating in haste, great deal of air
J. swallowed. Air is, 10 a certain eN-
tent, always cntangled in the saliva and
assists digestion, and when "wads" OF
food succeed each other veGv rapidly.
they seem to act like pi>tons in the tube
leading from the back OF the throat and
drive before and between them into the
stomach such amounts OF air as TO dis
teut that organ and impede lis func-
iions. Another effect Of eating in this
way is that the masses of food imper-
tcciIy mixed with saliva. become i'm
pacted in the Psophagus, checking its
muscular action. which i obviously IN
tended TO propel only one piece at a
time. THIS embarrassment i overcome
hy taking at one gulp as much fluid az
the mouth will hold. thus d;stending the
elastic tube aud washing the obstrucicd
food into the stomach. All this is un-
natural. and can hardly tail to work
cAief.-ErchGHg
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

TnE BEST Ro>E>.-A gentleman ol
intelligence aud very familiar with The
great collection Of roses in the nursery
of ElIwangcr & Barro. Of Rochester.
sends us the following lists OF lie best
hybrid perpetual,: For the best six
Alfred Colomb, large, full. brilliant
crimson, fragrant; Madame Victor YER
der, large, crimson, moderately mil:
John Hopper, bright rose; La France.
siive-y rose, globular, highly fragrant.
constant bloomer, slightly tender: Com
tessc CeciIle de Chabrillaut. deep pink,
foil, perfect in form: Charlie. Letebrc.
reddish crimson. For the best twelve.
add 10 the preceding list the following
six: Louis Van Houti... Scnateur V ai--
sc, Ferdinand de Les>ips. Larie BAu-
man, Prince Camille de Rohan aud Mar
quise de Castellaue Next after these.
for larger collection. are named Cen
eral Washington, Caroline dc Sansal.
Anne De Diesbach, Victor Nerdier. Mau-
rice Bernardin, Duke of Edinburgh. &.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRA(HCON.
TKACIIEON.

sEight so-rrffrd cofi trN oTftimrs
T~rf - srrtoHs cough. trh 'cb. Hnca red
jDr badfy treated, must Aar~ hst oHr
result ~ tauSf srFHfautr iH settled case
oJ HKO ~ HTTE>. or trhdf Is trorsr. the
drusflH TDNSt HPTfDN. IL aH suffering
from hGFn<stnI cough and cTPrrtordtto',
TE fCHEDN oBrrs a sound. rritahie. and
permanent FriteJ. 1t a.gstsnts "rpFefo-
ration. anR enables the patient 10 rTPri
that tsrrttiV septic deposit. uhieh. II icr
trtfhost bHdtrlo"s Treatment. must cons
IaHHtcafr Hs poison 10 the resicnidT sub
atHSsr~ Of the Iuag. deDrE~rdftSu and de-
SfGogiHg that most essential Ell organs,
and tfiftBtntrs oafy IA carly aud .n-
ftBtciB d.nfh. TKIfHTON has no equal.
Hurh ir.s superior. and ifs "sr ,ciH not
ostty y-tftorr fIt~ deposit. ther~bY dGordtng
grtaf r~{t~T, bttf h~ais the membrane aud
frdr.s tAr patient az possession oJ healthy
l4uJ tissue.
rr,re. F.Hy Cents per bottle, or sir
koftErs, $3.50.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

CLEANSING AND POLISHING "A COM
pound for polishing and cleaning metals
is composed of one ounce carbonate of
ammonia dissolved in four ounces of wa
ter; with this is mixed sixteen ounces
OF Paris white. A moistened sponge is
dipped in the powder and rubbed light
ly over the surface OF the metal, after
which the powder is busted of, leaving
q fine brilliant lustre.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

q fsTEON is n SAFE. spes.iy. 1nd post
firr ctsr~ yos U0t naosf depressing Of AL
,urHt.. and % hrt~J course e treatment tr'H
rrsfarc me dt1ssf1rr organs f. ulsiT prs
ftHr stTcHgth. dHd promote fhr HrdlbsY
aefioH o[ the stomach and int sftH.s. Ih-
nervous trrifabiI,fB OF literary afR at
y~TsoHs pHrs6'tD s-dcatIrB hJr. -
sprsdtiY TrUaored bg this dyrRt. Th~
stomach - restored to health and the k.B-
,tofe ~ the system, triH once more respond
40 fhs Performance Of tabor.
I'rirr. ono DOiIdr. IA tGrgc bottle, or
sir bottles, So.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Sores, rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrh9a. arising
from internal liberation. and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation.
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood
This Sarsaparilla is a combination of
vegetable Alternatives - Stillingia, Nam
drake, Yellow Dock with the lodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect OF
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to hc harmless even TO children. it is
still 50 etiectual as TO purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the 'onfidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in IT. prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known. they furnish convincing
evidence OF the superiority OF this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine 50 generally is is supcrl-
orty T. any other medicine known, that
W. need - no more than III assure the
public that the best qualities It has ever
possessed arr strictly maintained
FRFrAittu
Or. !. c. AVER { CO.. Lowell Mass,
Practical and 4HafYt,caT Chemists
SOLD nY ALL uEUGeIsrs LvEKYwHAkE.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
PILES. Hemorrhoids.
pILON.

Ifdny capses t~nd 10 produce N "a J,atn-
j'tt 1'd d'sfresstHJ state. The hin"f -
rtt4Ftfctt iu its TetuFn; the too frequent
ttsr of dr'stic p"rg"hr"s t~nds % produce
catssyrstioH oF the botrcfs, torpid action II
ff- hrer. aHi Numerous other causes arr
en- source OF this complaint, aud hitherto
nothing rBrcfHaI has bern presented 10
t,r r,fhiir, trAtch would rapidly aHeriate
3,pp pt"Hts Tad ultimately Prore an eject
.rr rur,. Ia ifLDN tcr hare a remedy
trh,ris not "HiY nrts aiBsost Instantly, but
iriti r~tHbrr me largest SsBtars oJ the parts
hare rrre,rcd ,sot oniy bencif. Dat hare
bern rudssaig CURED, hare been assured
prior - "sti4J this Treatment bU emit
,aeat surgeons that the uHlD rciieI they
crer could erPcct ia istc. ,roHfd b. 6p an
operation. anal rrHorsi,I q - U.eU, from
he body bv proced.tr' 'Fh 'eh neeessif9f,
,rtth detiJLt. and - Ho,r prescribed by
many practising physicians, 'rho ar- cog
,itEa"t oJ tts ,nsr',,; ,. as "c o"iy h"o'e"
Price, Fury cents PER I'"cLaDc, or sir
for 81 90.
thorough IA the eradication oT ne differ
ent and rariogs pshiadies dcnomi"afed,
and are the result oT p"tienf. searching,
Idborions, aud Sctrnt'Gc inrestiyat ton,
embracing "a period Of many yedrs, ia
Europe aud .fpaorird.
II the specific directions arr complied
srith, thousands Of patients triH bear ,rif-
Hess to their rrtai'rr merits, and eorrob-
orate erery assertion. 'lhrrc there are
many com ptscaftoMs uf disease. aud pa
tte",s desire. DE. CHiSDLER ,eiu
be Pieased to Dire oil Information, and
treat bg letter III neccss0rV.
Descriptire and Explanatory Cirru-
lar Of me aboce remedies s~Itt oa receipt
OF stamp. n the JEOf fETIRY
AEDItINES not sale at yonr
particular druggists, seiai orders to
Or. CHANDLER,
147s Broadway, New-York City.
Goo. a. PorChcr,
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Or. Townscndsox-
ycena'cd Air viii
purify the bod ia
one-thIrd tho time
thatanyUthcfkAuwn
remedy can. " hy7
be ,Is~tuiuFalcO1-
ygenAtcd Airttgn~s
direct to the Lungs
and pas~es Through
{ b 9 Tissues and
comes ln direct Gems
tact vith tho blood
a. Il - ( forced into
the Lungs by the ac-
zion ofthohoart All
thehiuo,linourSclnz
returns to The heart
every four minutes
ifthe blsssl is good.
and forced from the
heart 70 the lungs.
and tho more nry-
gen you illh 4is into
the innc@ the m ore
youpuufythebloo
" hen oxygen comes
IN contact with the
Impurities Ia the
blood 10 CarboniTes
and burn. causing
the blood 10 be heat
ed go that Il warns
every part OF
the body. asit goes
ou it, revolutions
Through She y-teut
yoIr blt-slispgIu
yntICsunpt be ~igk
We drive Ai-rury
autAilutheriTnpur
..tso4to!tlle l,i,s-!
W eEJlaranteetnfsi-
rifythe bloodin one
third the ;lneof any
piL4cgA!8usrl remedy
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Uor>raoIn HI>l~-Noy,- wash mir
rnr. with a elo,l. bnt atr,.r., ,..,.yiu., ,ll
3a., nom mirror And itame .,,i i....an,. old
six handkerchief ar feather du.icr.
damien an old new>pauer ana rub M,
surface of the mirror lin per,,rtlv clcar
ana free from spot. tbep - i'm, ,i an
the moisture wilma drv rap,r. ap3 lie
mirror will be a. clear a, sI,.. can bc-
without NOTES or .treals asi. tb,. ease
when II i, washed and pali.bcd vim ,
clo,b
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

what is known a the pulley bone, and
gave the foot its motion, was often in
iured. and then the horse would be
weak in the legs. aud blunder. lie Sc
yerelv characterized the habit OF burning
the hcot with a red hot shoe to make il
ht. and said there ought TO be a law
pissed to hang auv blacksmith who
WON'T u-e ,ri not Shoe, in this way.
rhe >hoe ,nould d hucd ta 'bc shape
of tac ia,'. rather ihau the aai fllel to
t4n Shoe.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases. Erysi.
pelas. Rose, or ST. Antho-
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of the
skin, Ulcerations of the
Liver. Stomach, Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
J Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter, Salt Rheum. Scald
Head. Rincworm. Ulcers.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

CATARRH OF 25 YEARS STAND
CATARRH OF 20 YEARS STAND
ING CURED,
With Dropping in Throat almost to CHOKING.
Headach, Pains In Shoulders. Back and
Kidneys. and Entire Breaking Down Of the
System. by
Constitutional Catarrh Remedv

The CONSTITUTIONAL tArRRHA REMEDY is thu
first article placed before the public that proposed
To cure Catarrh by building up the Constltut ion
IL struck at the root al the whole difficulty and
thousands upon thousands OF letters have been
received by the proprietors, setting forth the mar
yeluus cures. and what is remarkable, curing nor
only the Catarrh. but all other ailments NJ H.
same time. This Is what IL always does. The FOL
lowing statement Is only sample of what We are
constantly receiving, from well known people 10
whom you write, and not TO bogus ones Ca
tarrh and ITS attendant evils. cold in head har l.
ing cough. iucipient consumption, headache
pains In back and loins. dizziness, languidaess
loss Of appetite and general weakness. all leave
together when thu Constitutional Catarrh Remedy
Is taken a. recommended
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
9 u R. Il =

W by bee au~c lnlla-
lailun niaihc uuiyway
that the Air Passa-
ccs can he reached,
and CatArrh isa dis
easeofthe AlrPa@sa-
Cesofthc Head. | -
this treatrneuthswe
direct, which iseasy
antlpleasant. antiwo
guarantee \ icrieCt
IEEE Of taflFrt4
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
BuckspOrt Advertisements.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONCENTRATING change of business the
y subscriber offers Tor sale his Store and wharf
ropery situated In Bucksport Village. This pro-
ssperty Is eliglbly located and includes a good
OShari aud ware houses. On Main street there is
room tor three Stores. and the water frontage Is
extensive. For capitalist or person desiring
10 engage In shipping fishing or importing bust
ness or all. good opportunity is presented for
procuring valuable property.
II applied for soon will also sell two good fish
ing vessels. tSu
AMBROSE WHITE.
Bueksport March 9th, 1877
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

" hy' because Asth-
ma il a contra iiou
Of tho bronchial
Tubes. caused hytu-
Elimination and lrri-
tation of the r1uciIs
mc;nhrAuehuiuEthe
bronchial Iubr-
/ 81 Uxyscnafcl Air
RsNe llldiroCt and
We viii variant a
Cure " = Laycvurcd
cases u 81 years
standing
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24

Whyg for the same
reason as given a
hove. The liz uchl-
al Tubes are simply
conductors 70 carry
air To the Lung
hence Inhalation
must so dire ettoths
seat 81 the disease.
and II you will fol
low our directions.
NC guarantee to
CURE l.runr hits.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
Bronchitis

AILPERSONs THAT
read this are invited to
scnd Tor our large and
beautifully illustrated
Paper. sent free 10 any
address.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
CATARRH! T!

WE MAKE A SPEC
iALTf Of treating pa
TENTS by Mail. Please
write and describe your
symptoms.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
MkssRs. I.IrTLEFIELD i co.

reside at Man chester, y. H.. aud prevtausl
resided at Heunlkrf, and am native Of Wearr
this state. have had Catarrn twenty ave years
ever since | was nineteen years old had lf bad
all the time II run all that period, and nights ~
would all M and drop down IN my throat rau>.
Ing feeling Of choking. that / wound spring
up tn hed 10 save myself from strangHlattan h
affected my head 50 t'at telt confused and va
troubled with severe headaches at intervals for /,
week AZ time / also had pains ~ shoulder.
bacS and Kidneys, from which ! suffered IN
mensety. 80 bad were they. that a year ago last
summer was obliged TO lie In bed most the
time for three months. | have tried Al! kiHd- Of
snuns and CAiarrh remedies wiih no particular
benefit, and consulted physicians | began To take
the Constitutional CatArrh Remedy last August
| began C. grow better before finishing The uf-t
bottle, ! am now ON the third bottle. NJ Catarrh
is cured my health fs restored / have no pains,
aches or cough My Nhpic stem is m adr over
new thlnk Il u tUls medicine that has rescued
me Hom intense suffering and almost the grave
| Nm now able 20 do the hardest work and bear
the greatest exposure, and feet that cannot say
To- much ~ favor Of The constitutional Catal RI
Remedy MB>. T.. !. FLANDERS.
Manchester, \. u, Feb ISL
Price : per bottle. \ pamphlet of b pages,
stNtng a treatise ou tatarra, with luuumcrA hle
cases oi cures, sent fWEE, by addressing the pre-
prtrtor-.
IIlTLEklEIn co. Manchester, y ".
Au7t
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
CONSUMPTION

pYSP EPsIA W r
CURE. Liver and Kid
acycomp p.alntsaree eGeo-
is4Aliy reached BY Oxy-
eeuatcl Air.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
ASTHMA !!

EGTARANTFE TO
CT RE Coughs, Colds,
nlpthcria. pnsutnon a
Nruralsta-Aud ncAfiy all
other severe attAc as
when all other remedies
fail.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-24
A Safe and Sure Remedy.


Thr tauzh aud I.ank -,tup
J. the remedy tEat daring the past iiI},s. years
nae Woa tor llG ~ At,ii 10 extended reputation
a. = >fEt lAIl>T tor THROAT and Lt>', Dis.
eases Aitsr $50 many yesr- trist % rt- be truth
lullY s4iI that 10 ha. NEVER FAiLEp. even IA
To-, WoB>r CA>Es. Ii l~ purely Vegetable anJ
its eject npon the system j. 80 once Soothing aud
Taufr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-01

luton has overthrown the govern
ment with n threat and placed
usurper In tho presidency. 1t Is u
victory of force over law. Power has
taken the throne of right, and he'll n
despot who never abdlcates and never
goes backward. Do not think the
Republican party is going to be beaten
horse, foot and dragons nj the next
election on account Of this great crime.
Victories never demoralize armies.
1t is defeat that despirits and de-
moralizes. See the. effect In New
Hampshire. In the Congress which
expired the 4th of March, New Hamp-
shire had two Dsmoctatio congress
men and one Republican. At the
election held there few days ago, the
Democrats elected one by very
small majority II he IL elected at all,
The last dispatch that l saw said he
was beaten twenty-five votes. The
Republican party are In power and
intend to remain so. Their suprem-
acy is u constant threat against the
South. As long as they hold the
power of the Federal government, the
South is in peril, and for the simple
reason that as long as the South re-
tains her political power, the Republi
can party is IN peril. Whatever is in
store for us, let us meet it asl united
people, remem beriDg that 'united Ue
stand, divided sOo .fdN.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-01
Arrival ana Departure OF the Mails AT
Dallas.

NORTHERN MArI--Via NJ. X. e T. II. r.,
comprising Western, Northern and Eastern
States: New York and ". Il uis mails arrive
vt SOS pm; depart at 7:i5 am. Pouches close
at Bpm.
SOUTHERN MAIIs-New Orleans and South
arn Louisiana, Galveston, Houston, Austin,
Waco, and all other points In Southern
Texas, arrives ut 7:45 am; departs NJ $40 p.
m. Pouches close ut 5 pm.
EASTERN MAIL-Via 7. Il =. II, r., com
prisiDg Soushern and Middle States, Louis
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, Little Rock,
shreveport, and all Easternn Texas, arrives
closes at 0 PIN.
WESTERN MAII.--From Fort Worth, Ole
burne, Granbury, Weatbertord, Decatur
PalO Pinto, JacksbOr0 and western posts,
arrives at pm; departs al 8 am.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-01
TO AL POINTS.

Aud offers tho Hest Routes, ON Quick Time.
with moro Comforts, BetteT AccormO da-
uohs ana Greater Security than any otner
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions Of the Great Enpira
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-01
Buy feur Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
Information may he had conuefning not
only the Ill, & 4, H. Railway, but Iexas gem
orally:
II. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadw. y, n. Y.
Gen. j. Il, RO ERFo0N, Pass, 4 lmmigra-
tlOp Agent, li3 N. Third street, 1t, Louis, Mo>
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street. CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HuLMES, southeastern Agent,No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. Il COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had ut the ageD-
cies OF the NJ, X. \ 4, Railway, la New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal aud St.Louis
j, WALDO,
j. DERAND,
Ganr Snpt, Houston, Texas. ian26im
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J. p. MURPHY. VIZ. oUMxI Ms
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TOR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property in
every quarter OF the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas and other counties
OF Texas.
For rent-Dwellings and business houses IN
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid to
llHhing land claims; also, TO the collecting Of
rents, notes and Rccounta, by
Up. MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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CoNNECrIoNs.

Al TExARKANA, with all trains on ~
Louis & from Mountain II. K. for all points
North, East and Southeast.
At LOS6vIEW JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA, with trains on the international
Il. II. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Galvea.
ton and San Antonio.
AT DALLAS. with trains North and South
sherman, Paris, Bonham, Mckinney, Cor
sicana, Bremond, Waco, Houston and Aus
tin.
At sHREVEPoRT, with q regular line OF
hrSt-Dtoss steamers for New Orleans.
This nne, belng fully equipped with all
modern Improvements, such M Westing-
house Air lirakos and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, Ia unsurpassed for
Speed, Safety and Comfort.