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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBAOCO-Virgin bright, line
pounds, S1ssli do do tine and extra Twist, 600
7Oci do do extra 0'in twist, $4,000; do mo-
dium ana l2.in twist 5SgBOc do o mmon |.
H. twist, lb@6jci do mahogany navy, ~, H.
5s, i6gNci Louisville navy, bright mah0g-
any, 6lgBc; do do mahogany, isgjIc; do dc
mahogany ID class lSglOo do do dark ma
hogany, 4SgbOci do do hne black, 2O0golc.
FINE CUf-Oholce, 100000; medium, 700
S5ci lalr, lOabOo; common UOgBOc,
bMOklNG-VirRinia smoRlng 20 and =
bOGbioi kentucky, 310bOci common 10 good,
WglOci iuncy, RB 10 quality, vi lIWl 90; Hon
radez, imported, por 10, Sl 40.
DOM ESrlU ClGAkS-Huvan0, SGO@lOO;
seed nnd Havana, iOCJSO, do 40 scrap nllor,
369Oi Connecticut seed, 2i0g30i ordinary
l6glS; cheroOts aud SKIES, ll@lj.
lhPOR tED CIGARS, price per 1000 Reg
del ray, slbO; Londros, Sli0 BreVas, Sli0; Con-
ch0s, Sl3Oi Flor do prlnsado, sllO; Londros dc
OOrte, sS5i Opera Grand, SllOi operas. Sl0
Opera hena, $50 Rena Victoria, 5000 Honra'
deh cigarettes, o.
SNUFF-Macoaboy, S5@SSc; ltappe French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot SgS5o; common
OlC,
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DRY a0Ons mAnKEr.

PRlNls-llohes ", Pnks CO.,, Shifting
B ~ SOL IN, y ii, Standards, l,ig6o, hlifel
1907 uainsrs, DO, Harmony, 90,
Known SHEET NGA-A tlnntic, A, ST.,
indian mead, li,sAoi Nashville, IA, ~,
Iiloai 4, bHoi Lawrence, LL q l.lo Hadgel
49,, . liGi Dwight, 80 Peperel, u 7gci Z,
HLhAGHEb MusLlNs- wamsutta, A.
iNei Fruit OF the Loom, l0ci l.onsdalo, W,
Hope, e'gc Peabody, soi New Jersey, q, 70
Nassau, bu,
DuCRs-Arington Brown, lilso; Champl,
on Twllled, hlsci Lewiston PLAN stripe lbc
lewislogn Choeh, l5Noi Arlington Fancy
GAMBtlcs-Roll, oNci Flat blsci High
oolOrs lo higher.
CORSET ] TRANSFORMATIONS, o l.g; Penn,
bertOn, 90; suffolk, 0tSc,
TICKS Amoskoag AGA, l7hci Lewiston
eO'ln, lici do e0.in, lsoi do plaid, lho, Mothugn
"A, loo, COnlstoga gold medal, loo. do GOA
Gnei 90 dis, No, !, lOc; Eastern A, 90,
Gil ECONOMY, 1870, Amerlous, lie
Caledonia, No. 20, loo; ParR 100, lie.
DEN lMS-BOston, SlgOi Cords Xxx, Ike
Oue, Bli, l2ho; York, loo; ClaTka, 100,
HkVlOlS-Arlngton, Sg0lo, lyTetts
1870; AmOskeag, l2C,
rklPES-American, go, Glasgow, 0.a
licj Alabama, d-3, brown, l2So,
GlNGHAMS-Amosk 10, Bates, %
Renirew, vci southwark, SCI dress styles
1910.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

VIII IsKY--sweet mash, 81 OO@i 30; Sou
mash, 81 S5@6OO.
WlNtS-Ularet, In case, 81 10; Catawba
err gal. 81 1902 90; Fort, per gal., Sl.A0gi N
berry per gal, 81 iO@I 90; MADEIRA, per g0,
B0Gg0 W; White wine, In cases, VI 21G2l 10,
CHAMPAIGN E-Cooks, In basket, SlS-2l
Heidsieck, in basket, s2S 90; krug, Ia basket
S27 w; Domestic champagne, sl2@lS.
ALE-stock ale, cask, u 1909 90, Porter
caSk. " l5W2 %.
BRANDlES-D domestic, in cask, Sl2@l3
G0gnac, per gal, 81 3sg2 10; French,pe gal,
"a bO@l5 00;Apple, per gal, u 1908 10; Peach
u 1908 75;Ginger, 81 2b92 0O;Blaokberry;sl W
o. 30
GlNS-old Holland, pergal,, IS 5O@5 o.
Domestic, per gal, u iOga 30.
RUMS--Jamaca, 50 3O0I5.
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A Won ana Name.

Guluare means the blossom Of the pome'
grHnnle. Nearly all foma!e names SIGNIFY
Ing birds flowers, scents, or other orna-
ments or luXurles Which abound In their
hyperbolical poetry. during these modern
tines 'eas have been oaught from the
ORIENT, and the same significance IL given u
the name English Bitters. IL implies res
torition 10 health, u radical cure Of all those
chronic arrangements and irregularities
that aill0t the female sex, IL implies quick
and powerful action over female troubles. II
implies regulating ana restoring old oryuung
females 10 their natur Il condition, and no
lady snOuld fail TO use them. tillmyl5'w2i
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MEXICAN RECRUITING OFFICER IN SAN
ANTONIO
our reporter IL led TO believe for various
reasons, IL Is well known 10 him that
a prominent Mexican resident was
some months ago offered such IA position
but his price was TO high, There Is no
doubt but that several hundred stands
OF arms have been purchased here to
equip Mexican soldiers The reporter
was yesterday shown letter 10 one of
our most esteemed Mexican citizens in,
forming hlm OF the desire of u certain
well known Mexican general to purs
chase hundred good cavalry horses
immediately, and asking what they
could be obtained for ut this point As
10 is like carrying Goals to New Castle
Tor Mexico 10 send TO San Antonio TO
buy horses the presumption Is that the
animals will be used to mount
soldiers in Texas, Mr. VIM, House,
just Arrived from Santa Rosa, and who
travelled on road not used by the pubs
lie generally reports that he passed
seventeen Mexicans about four miles
from the Hondo, or forty miles west of
this city, all heavily armed and equipped
for the march, lie also found eleven
men similarly prepared in camp on San
FraEcl'oo creek, near the H0ndo, These
bands left this city on Monday night
Our reporter il confident of his ability
to develop the secrets of the local plot
The recruiting officer here is supposed
to do his work quietly at night, Not
being positive, the name of the person
suspected of being assigned this duty is
for the present withheld, The readers
OF the Express, however, will be fully
informed of all movements directed to
Diaz overthrow which can be brought
10 LIGHT
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Lun am MAIlKET.

YELLOW PINE boxing, seantllng, Del
lhuushnd, 40 Oli drusse viz 40, doorlng
asIesseh ana matched sAA0 Matched ceiling
80 10. ~ w H"''Hh
WHITE PlNf-Ruugh, per thousand
shp surfaced, $40 OO, matched oeilina, s1i M
Weal lefbuhrdlns, s!l 0O.
ufFHhhs~ilough, per thousand, sl5 ID
surfaced $50 00i nicknts, 40 O0.
III NhLfH- yellow pine, cut, tl COOS 00
IA rs, ''''''' "
LAlhlEs-~Nellow pine, o. so per thou,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
.Lininn entS.
Quo Kind iOl tho Human Family,

Ono Kind FOL the Human Family,
The Other for HoyseG and Animals.
These Lnimenh are almply tho wonuer Of
tho world, Their elects arc little leia lhan
marvellous.
The white Linimeni In Tor tho human
family, II Will drive Rheumaii4m, boialioA
and neuralgia from the kyhlenii cure Lnm-
bngo, uhilblnlns, inokJaw, Palsy, Itch, aud
mott OalaneOuk ErnptinnHi lt extracts iIosl
nom frozen hands and ieoli and the poison
VI bltah ana hllngs ~ Vunomouh rrplllrti ~
mDduea swellings, nnu alleVlaieh rain VI
avery Kind. Whom spraina W bruises oeonl,
u ~ The most potent Ielnndy ever dlhenNaitd
70 heal the injured paflH The Ccninur Linz
lmsnt ~ used VAN great sliloaey ior s2ro
aud Weak Hack, The folio wing 10 but u sam.
plr OF the humorous teHunonlalH,
lrplAHA lloMR, Jon, Co., Ind, May aS, lh7a
81 think II my duty 10 Inform you that
have Nufrred much with spOllen feet aud
chords. A low bottles OF Ceniaur Linimont
has done hd NOrk for me, ! have not been
nee nom these NV elllnRaln ftgh years, Now
lam peiJecfly wol Tho iiniment ought Ia
hc applied warm
"nENIAMlN BROWN
The proof IN In tho TRIAL, II IN reliable II
IN handy, II IN cheap ana eVtly lamlly
Ihs Tciiaw Centaur Eminent 10
adapted 10 tho tough muholeA, cefda ANA
tlesh VI horses and animals, " hnH perform.
ed more wonderful cures In three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wlnd.gnlls, Scratches,
Aweeny, aud general L,imeness, than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
giOat lXpfeHHlHen Rny OF ~
"Nkw YoRK, January, 1874,
"Every owner OF horses should give tho
Centaur Imminent u uiel, We consider "
the best article ever uRud IN our stables,
oil, MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex, ktahle1, N, Y,
"E, PuLIH,
"Supt v, q w glnhles, N, y
FALBERT X, OLlN,
''Supt. Nat. EN, stables, NJ ""
The best patrons of this Linlinen ara Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Eminent. 10 henla
alls, Woundsan Poll.oyil, removes hwell-
nga, and In worth milliona Of dollars an-
nunlly to Farmers, Livery men, stock grow
era, sheep-raisera, and those having hornon
or cattle,
What u Farrlor cannot do for $50 the Cen.
taur Liniment will do NJ u triiling cost.
These Linlmants are Rold by MI dealers
throughout tho country, They ARE warranted
by tho proprietoIs, aud bottle VIII logiven
70 any Farrier or Physician who dosireS To
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose g. Co.,
40 Dayist.. NEW YORK
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Buy Your 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 be had concerning nor
only the II. at. b. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally: - -
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, III
Clark street, Chicago, Ill. =.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent N.
X. and T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information may also be had at the ageD.
a 81 OF the M. X, 4 7. Rail way, In New York
onicaro, Cincinnati, Hannibal and stLoui'
j. WALDO,
aenT Pass. q Freight Agt Houston, Texa
A. II. ewAESON,
asrT Hppt,, Houston, ..xsxas1an2dln
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STATE OF TEXAS.

1t givee to the Passenger a view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Its passenger and freight trains are SUI
passed by none IN the state. Pullmant
Palace Drawing Room ana sleeping C Int
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q i: IVY
at S:45.; Hannibal at lO:i5 a. M ana sedhila
at B:l5 %. M, running through to Denison,
Sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and HOue-
ton without change. Connection IL also made
at Sherman with the Texas ana racine rail-
way for the above named points. a,
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X, Il 4. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas CiIy una ~
points North and East; with the Texas a "a
ciflc Mt Sherman for III. Louis, oalIo, mem,
phis, and all points East and southeast, ana
At Houston with the g., ID. y =. A. Tor san
Antonio, the g., IL. a III. Tor Galveston, the
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shiJ for all points on the Gull ana Atlanuc
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other EURO
pean cities are perfect, while us 1recdom
| from dust and heat on account OF the nature
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which 1t passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields Of cotton, coIh,
| SIN all grain, and fruits, render IL especially
| desirable and advantageous 10 traVeiers anu
shippers In preference 10 others, ,-
| st. Louis Express leaves SalVeston ualIy
| mt loo d. M, Houston at 40 p. m :. Hearne
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $50, o. IN. and Denlson
4 at ll:45 q. m.
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EMENT-Rosendle-- is worth IA " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, "a 90 " barrel
Dallas, 50 so.
LlME-The best quality IN barrels is worth
2s; in bulk, 81 so; ordinary Dallas, 25c. pei
bushel.
PLASTER Is worth So 80 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti'
es IL ample demand fair; market firm.
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,s,u,rSTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTs-Irlshp potatoes, per DBL w 30 ..
s sp ~ ner crate, none; southern, per uoNen'
u o., r hIU1'AA' HSn CHEESE Butter, western
per TO- aoa25c; cheese, westerns i2s 20 cos 80
FRuiTS-Apples green, per POI, 90 os vV n &C. Z.
Oranges p per box,.6 90; Lemons per ooA' 10
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Futures, HItHUy' -,, ~, -. ~ ~
III ~. snninrn her 10 HMM Is.

lIVFRPOOL, May I.--NUUH-VUTIUI- IIUu-
crate inquiry which is freely supplied.
MONDAY, TUESDAY.
Middling Uplands.... 5Adi SS{sai
Middling 0rleans.... SD o1su
sales 1000 bales; speculation and export
900 ba e.; receipts $4,000 bales; American
is, 800 bales.
Uplands low middling clause May delivery
5 25-32d; May and June 20 ga; June anu
JnIy. -32a; July and August, 1ad; Aug.
ust and September, lj-l6d; september ana
October 3l-S2d. ,,,1
D. m.-Futures weak; Uplands low mid nc,
ding clause May delivery . lo-loao zo'o1ui
| October I'd.
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INFLAMMATION

FLoUk-uresoant, IN sacks 0b saI
lAolnloi $500 Empire, VI 2hi XXX, $500
Eagle " ihi Magnolia, IN sacks, M lbs, N 70
Ioddh AAAi ~ h0i state Central NNNX
N ~ Choice Family, si2A Star Mills, Xxx
~ 10 ufahami $50 bran, VI w corn moal
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POWDER AND SHOT.

POWDER--Keg % lbs, FIFE, rifle S7l5 keg
l2L lbs, FIFE, rifle. S3.SS; Keg q Ia, lbs, FEE,
500, Blasting, Si.25. ..
SHOT-Drop, S2,3OG23j; Buck, S2.5j9S.6O.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Report-FipanciaI.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Stocks about firm.
Money 4@5 per cent. Gold 81 O0n. Exchange
LONG 81 So; short VA 500. SHORTY u $50, state
bonds, quiet; government bonds, arm.
Gold opened at 81 "a,
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RAILING STuEE.

BAGdINd-Light, nh9A%ci Heavy 1919
l6C.
IRON rIEs-Arrow, 81 70 per bundle, with
discount ON large lots.
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r,su AND MEATS.

CANNED-Deviled ham, 81 Sogss % Ss Sa IA
mon, lib 81 1872 80; Lobsters, az % we- ~
Cove oysters, 60965; Corn peel, a. oo o. IA box
! sl4 75dl5 50.
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ma OppOnenls "i W" "''N
lpv"' saving 90 IIis overthrow His
so., rrusted Onieers Pronouneing
Against Him.
san Antonio ESpreS''
Roar since Porhro Diaa, the present
.' ~ of the Mexican presidency,
needed Lerdo de Tejado, his power
m,intain himself in position has
u" doubted by those who have
~'ched the manner in which affairs
WOW y. managed in Mexico, Unlike the
A,Sorserequired to be pursuedin America
I. ber aspiring citizens, the ambitious
i.yican sees no meats Of reaching the
'moor mower save by deeds OF daring,
\. must first cautiously arouse his ielN
AZ, countrymen upon SO napO!nt which
10l strike the cores Of their patriotic
t,a,ts and claim their enthusiastic DIES
OlOn,
LERno OPENED THE DOOR
IL Diol supremacy when he urged and
Mated the severance Of church and
,nle The country being decidedly
S,holic, the basis Of the revolution
which seated him in the presidential
,boir dates its incipiency to the juntas
r gatherings in church communities to
,s.ist efforts to subordinate the power
Jtbe clergy. Time was required, of
ourse, Tor the insurgent element of
be country to become sufficiently
bmented for the successful stroke for
lower and that efforts Of the clergy
sere successful, the present Mexican
administration exists to prove, Since
he accession of Diaa, however, that
Uncertain destiny which ever confront-
ahis predecessor has been Of equal
annoyance to the new president,
ne CRAyED AMERICAN RECOGNITION,
md after months and months devoted |
Deilorts by his agents to obtain the re-
gect of this government for his own as
government de jure, he at last sues
aeded in receiving the attention of the |
American minister. But by his endeav,
as to this end, General Diaz was accused |
BY many Of his fellow>countrymen OF
Dadyng to America, and q popular
chord was struck by his enemies when
they raised this cry. The schemes con-
@Cted to overthrow him shortly after
bis assumption of the reins Of governs
nent had proven fruitless. The people
6,d not yet recovered from that coun~
Fnction which succeeded the revolu-
were not yet rested from the
htgue of the scout. After they had
cooled OIL, however, and were invited
% calmly consider what they had
aimed by sacrificing their interests for
gaa and when it was satisfactorily
Aown to them by Lerdo's strikers that
hey had fallen
FROM THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE,
Nefecting the change, their rebellious
grts again revived and they began to
cry for another change. 1t was an out
nNupon the entire people of Mexico,
they shouted, for Diaz representatives
Mlhe lower Rio Grande to give up
citizens of their great republic" to be
punished by Americans according to
The laws of Texas. 1t was an insult to
he patriotism of the Mexican nation
1.-THE military minions of Diaz to be
hyructed to yield to the wishes of
Americans to restrain the patriotic citi-
lns Of the states Of ramaulipas, Nueva
Lon and Coahuila from plundering
he ranches of Texan border pioneers.
Since the rather informal recognition
dDiaz, the rebellious element has in-
herted new spirit, and now the infor-
nation comes from various sources and
nom different directions OF the brewing |
N
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..eis authorized 10 purchase any aItl'
Mount On the account OF tbs HER
wsa,a,houi an order signed by
Ilp W''''" j, l.. BARLOW.
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GRAIN AND SEED MARKET.
COTTON MARKET.


For the week ending IL m. May 3, 1873.
Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett,
Reporter in this City for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
stock on hand September LIST, 1877 l3s
Received this week.,.....,"."." lOl
" previously ......m..."29,5H
since Sept. |, lS77-"".." 99Oi5
Total. ................................. 29,7S3
Shipped this week. .,.".."....... 6l3
previously ..................2S,5 $40
" since Sept. l, lS7I""".." 20O2
Stock on hand ......................... G9l
METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest emperature................ -
Lowest temperature -
Average temperature AT IL m.................. -.
Rainfall in inches..-"...-...:, .....:... nriOO
ID. W. BARNETT.
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daily gerald,
sotice,

., au,ga A Co., proprietora OF the
Henry " uit hssae and Reading Rooms
American nnIon, England, are our auly
,Jinnl, 'asents 10 solicit subscriptions
,alhorlAll aaesments, TnE DAILY HthALD
,ai adNulp,.i1,o nm die, aud Texans la London
w Gnd L al Their service
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Receipts, net, $50 Dales; gross S,ooo oaIes'
Ernorts to Great Britain - bales; CONT
nent $50 bales; coastwise - bales. STOCK
l4s, 4O2 bales. ,.,
NEW ORLEANS, May Flour quiet Snd
steady. superiine So 80; Xxx q 25a4 90; NM
~ 95IG5 30: higher grades IS jO@B %. Corn
dam9 ID fair, firm at jO@jic. oats steaoy,
SSa3Jl6c. Coffee is quoted stronger, III car
Ses. liTa6lc; fair fully fair, 619g5c; prime
FL cho &c, Ease; yellow clarified, SAG; MO.
iassas dull and nominal, common, 2Vgs1c'
fair. % d26c; prime to choice, SO@i2c' hice
iirmer, ordinary to choice LOUISIANA oS@'c'
AT. LOUIS, May 6.-Flour quiet'un chongedi
snnerfine fall s. 6j9S IS; extra a logi WAA
si go5iI s.: family So l5g5 70. Wheat Is 1uii
aud lower, 1I%c. Corn higher, SS1fgJo5sc.
Whisky steady at 81 03. Pork duii, looDlns
so 20 Lard dull and nominal. OF iOGoIoc.
p,lls meats dull, nothing doing. Bacon
aulet 81 2jd5 2O@5 25@39Gh,
Hides and Wool.
n.,vEsros, May 7.-Hides higher. DIS
s.'Iactej lie; light salted l2Nc; stack salle1
lie: kips i2c; wet sailed B9T1ac; DutcnerS
grWysn noSiTFsll clip fine and medium, free
NJ mrs. l7d2Oc; Eastern, spring CLIP, nne
and medium, 2O@23c; low grades ana ourry'
l29l4c.
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A Large and Complete Stock
TEXT BOOKS

which he offers at prices as low ms u ose o
any law hook house In the United States.
Correspondence Is Invited. Parties desiring
large lots will find It to their advantage 70
send to him for estimates. second.nsnu
t.Tan IN exchange. Parties having libra
ries ' for sale will do well to consigu them 70
him on com omission.
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Eveming RepOrt-Finerc.ai.
Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May 7.--Gold 81 O02s(pl OO1s
Sight "a premium. Sterling bank "a 50.
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Honey.

Pitchers CnstOrin IN oom plote substi-
tute for Castor Oh, and isas pleasant TO take
AZ Honey. II ~ particularly adapted 10
Teething and irritable children. IL destroya
worms, assimulatos the food, regulates the
Stomach, ana cures Wind Collie. Few REM
edies are M eiiicacious for Foverishness,
Group, Worms and Whooping Cough. CAS-
toria IN u scientific and purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on,
and neither gags or gripes.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1875,
Messrs. j. II. Rose n Co., N. y,
Gents: have family OF eight children,
aud have used as much Uastoria Ms amy fnin-
ily IN the United states, thiHG. have
never found anything equal TO 1t. My chill.
dren have been saved from fever several
times by tho use OF Castoria. lrocOMmend
lis use for children, for many diHeses they
are subject to, In preference to any medicine
know of, l feel IL my duty TO give this GER
tincate ON account OF the dement's have de-
rived by the use of Castoria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN =, LITTLE
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CONNECTIONS.
At TENARKANA, with all trains ON
Louia Il Iron Mountain and No, Railway 10
ali points North, EnHt ana Southeast,
Al LONuNIEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
nicola, with all trains on tho International
Il. H. for Tylor, Paleatine, Houston, Calves
ton and Ran Antonio,
At DALLAS, with trains OF the Houston
and Texus Central X, IL. fol Corsionna,
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The scheme upon which the present
Effort to overthrow Diaz is founded, has
Teen well and deeply laid, the utmost
secrecy having been observed. Not only
Mexico, but throughout western
Texas wherever there is q Mexican
lamlet some one has been let into the
secret and has received instructions
when and how to act. And the result,
about to be developed, will prove be>
yoOd possibility of contrOversion, that
The Mexican people are entitled to the
lont rank among nstionalities in the
natter feftecting fundamental changes
apolitical organization. Whether this
"a virtuous gift or not, let the reader
himself decide