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Centaur
L.ininn entS.
One Kind for the Human Family.

The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Linimcuts are simply tho WONDER OF
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The white Liniment Is for the human
family, II will drive Rheumatism, Sciatlca
and neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bago, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, itch, and
most CataneOu- EruptiOns; II extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
of bites and Btiugs Of YenOmOus reptiles; II
subdues svelllngsi and allevlntes pain OF
every kind. When spTains or bruises occur,
u is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal the injured parts. The Centaur Lin
iment IN used with great efficacy for Sore
Throat. TOothdch', Caked Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The folio wing Is but q sam.
pie Of the numerous testimonlals.
INDIANA HOME, Jetl. Co.. Ind, May ~, 1873
al think IL my duty to inform You that
have suffered much with SiOOiieH feet and
chords. A few bottles of CentauT Llniment
has done The rOrk for me. 1 have not been
| nee from these swellings IN eight Years. Now
| I an perfectly iCeii. The Imminent ought to
'''' "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof il In the trial. IL Is reliable, II
Is handy, 10 is cheap, and every family
| chonld have the " hiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Centnur BinIment Ia
| adapted tO the tough muscles, cerds and
| nesh OF horses and animals. IL has perform
| I'd more wonderful cures In three years of
/ SPAWN, strain, Wiud-galls, Scratches,
| sweeny, and general LHmenoss. than ali
other remedies In existence. Read what the
| great EIVressraen say OF lt:
"NEw YoRK, January, 1874.
| uEyery owner Of horses should give the
| Centaur Eminent tiial. We consider II
| the best article ever sed In our stables.
"H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams TX. Stable1, N. Y.
| ~, PuLTI,
"supi. J. 6, ~. tables, n. Y.
81 BERT 3. OLIN,
"Eupt. Nat. Tx. Stables, N. r."
The best patrons Of this Llnimentare Far
/ mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Liniment, IL heals
| alls, Wounds ana Poll.evil, removes \ well.
| lngs, and Il worth millions Of dollars. an.
nnally 10 Farmers, Livery -men, stock grow
eTs, sheep-ralsers, and those having horses
| or cattle.
| What Parrier cannot do for so the Cen.
taur Eminent will do NJ trifing cost.
These Liniments are sold By all dealers
| throughout the country. They are warranted
BY the prOprietors, and bottle Will q given
70 any farrier or Physician who desires u
test them.
Laboratory OF !. o. Rose Z Co,
ts Day 81, NEW xoRE
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| advertise the same IN the merchant or
any legitimate business man, VIZ: To do
humanity good, and advance personal inter-
est.
Second-Beoause ! am not ashamed of my
profession.
Thlrd-Because expect to deal honoTably
with my fellow man, and have nothing to
cover mp.
Fourth-Because nave tho right as much
AZ n corporation OF DOCTORS, n college. an IN
Urinary, or wOuld.be-lnstltuto, and IL IL no
body's business but my own.
Those at distance can consult by letter,
and receive prompt attention by enclos.
ing stamp.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
Address Lock Box hog, Dallas, Texas, or
all personally at go Elm street
IA FOE hOURS--DAH AND NIGHT
ReplBdly
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

A. TENARKANA, with all trains ON
Louis q Iron Mountain nnd M. Railway ~
gll points North, kaht ana Southeast,
Az LOkdNlhW JUNCTION and MIN.
hEOliA, with all tTnina ON tho International
II. II, for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, ualVea.
ton and ran Antonio,
Al DALLAS, with lraina " the Houaton
and Ioxm Central IL. II. ful CoIHiOana,
Moria, Bremond, Waco Calvert, liryan,
hompstoad, Bronhsm and Tor all pOinls IN
Middle aud southern Texas,
AthhERMAN, with II. \ TIC, Hallway,
for all nOintH ON the line OF that road.
Al FORr WORTH, with stages AL
points IN western TOxHa.
AtbHltEY EPokT, with Red River steam
cru for Now Orleans,
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POWDER AND SHOT.

PowpEa-Kssg ?, ls.,FFF, rins s7.i'i Kss
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,,r sIe authorized ana requested % an
..IIrg u APr j. Is, HEREFORD asa elndl'
XIX. fsl ru-rltu' luu 10 tho uilio5ui tiiy hec'
ltl.g. Election Aprll 2, lNh
tg. tIs au boril.d aud rquested tn an
r.uur. uAItII j, cox asa candidate fnI
nruHl.uui tuy secretary Election April
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MEXICAN
Mustang Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

This linimont very naturally originated In Ameri'
ca, where Nature provides IN her laboratory smell
surprising antdbies for the malndie5 OF her chil'
drcn. Its fame has been spreading ior ID yeaIs'
until now 10 cuCirrle4 the huhiiabr globe.
The Muxlcan Mustang Liuimcnt II . maichless
remed sOr all cAt erual amruti ~ man ami beast
10 stbck owners aud farmers u "a Invaluable.
single bottle often saves human lilo or re-
stores tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OK,
COW, or sheep
Il cures footrot. hoofll hollow horn grub,
sorew.worm, shnudcrrot, mango, The bitc' and
stinrs Of poisonous reptiles aud Insects aud every
such drawback to stock breeding aud bush lie.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses, such
AZ lameness. scratches, Gwinny, spIans. founder,
wind gall, ring bone. etc, etc.
The Merican Mustang Iinimcut "a the quickest
cure In the world for accidents occurring IT, Tho
family, ia tho abscuro u a physician such az
burns. scalds sprans. cuts, etc, and for rhcuma
tism. And Stiffness ena enieIed By exposure. Far
ticularly valuablcto Miners
n Il lie cheapest remedy iu the world, for u
,enetrafes tle muscle 90 the bone, and single
Implication j. generally sufficient to cure.
Merican Mustang Eminent Is put up IN tlroe
skies of bottles the larger ones being proportion
alely much the cheapest
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a.. Hrr authorized ana requested % ap'
uuunra lAitNEli dllih7 ~ q candidate
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nv, los, W., rina, s8,ai Res Ola lhs, FFF,
t4ol, blasting, tial,
niiol-pmp. sligl2,@i Buck, s!5,B2 80,
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FORMS THE
Great Through k0uts!

And offers the Best Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Acoommoda-
tons and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions OF the Great Empire
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ESTABLISilEDin 1873
;EOR SALE.

Improved aud unimpTnyed property M
every part of tho city ana Huhurha Alat
lafnH anu farming lands Ia Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas,
For rent or eaHo-llOomH, offices, business
houses, dwellings Hnd vacant lots Ia the
city OF Dallas,
special attention paid 10 Rhstrncting and
pefocllng titles ana oHlabhGhlug land
claims, aud 10 the collecting of reniH, nOloh
hnd accounts, also to the rendering oi prop.
cry Tor ANA payment OF taxes, All cOlluc-
lions promptly paid over or rCmittOd,
pofhonH haYlng renl uAtAto fOr rent or sale,
are respectfully Toqueblud 10 give us n trlnl
RIO best of ruiVftnCuH given,
CUMMlNS n DAVIS,
sOp2n-tf
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FRIDAY, TlluhSDA
Y YORK, January 9j..-Cotton weak

Receipts OF the week H,ll5; exports Great
Britain 1868; France 3,3O3; continent 12l;
co ,stwise 8,OUS; sales 5,l'S ba es.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

NITED STATES AND BKAZ1L
u MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
or St. Thomss. Para. Perpambuco. Bahia and Rio dc
The new first class iron steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JAhklIO. 500 tons. Weir. will sail for
above ports on Saturday. July q, at = A. NJ.
Freight at low rates taken Tor the above ports
Freight received ~ all times Roberts dock, Brooklyn
Insurance lower than any other line. shippers
NJ insurance can effect same under open policy
For freight engayements passage avinr elegant &C
~ II MALlL0tY co. Agents. ofDce nier 90 L. 4
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WAS SHE HIS WIFEf

THE MARsHALL-cooPFR CASE BEFORE JUDGE
Tho reference In the OF tho heirs OF the late
Mr. Marshall against his roputed wiie was sontnued
yesterday before Judge Barbour.
Mr.. Frederick Thorne nrst put the witness
stand. Hc testified that on May 3 he met Cooper at
a hotel In West street anu asked him II he going
" testify against his wiie In the case he answered.
"Yes, that he we'll nxed;" he had not gos any
money yet, AZ that would ansc. his testimony; VT
lott under the impression that Cooper had
been approached Ny an agent OF tho Marshaiia
nks NARsHALL's TESTIMONY
In tho afternoon session Ruth Marshall. the com
plainant took tho wtnoss chair. She testified that
she was formerly tho vile OF Edward Cooper, whom
1860; she nnay ceased i've aud oobabit witn biin
tne night Of the l7th OF March, 1878; her hus-
bands conduct had ocsn very abusive; he kicked
her aud slapped her and Threatened TO shoot and
poison herj he was ntox icated nearly all the time;
some,imes he would get up IN the night 70 gss q
ported hor during the last Two months she lived win
Mr.. Cooper; her husband would do nothing ior her
with jonn y. MsrsnaIi as his mis,rossi
At tho time the action against nor husband
commenced she was hvipg at No l22 East Twenty
fourth street, she never said she would give nor hus
band $500 10 lot nor got divorce from hm never
Vas necessary ina. he snoaa visi. nousc Of pros,t
tuion In order that the necessary proof against hun
wosSs alter obtained ,ns divorce In The Srs. place
he insued mo; he wanted me TO go up stairs WIN
hIm (horc Mrs. Cooper who had nj nrst piusbsd,
then laughed finally barst into tears; thero vas ne
UNDERSTANDING or coiiusion between me and Mr.
Cooper IN regard TO obtaining divorce
poUSp
First discovered the TACT oil my husbands living In
adultery the night OF tho 17tn OF March. 1875 N
No 122 East Twsnty-fourtb street; my sister was v
ing Win there; after Mr.. Cooper went to bed bs
commenced talking To me. aud because wouIdnp
con or his wishes ho commenced abusing me, he
then might 20 to he'll; tpsf no baa besn with
many Wooster street anu had little g,rI by
the name OF Jennie Fourth avenue: whom he told
tBat eit his room and went 10 my sisters bed;
never was In Mr.. Cooper's bed alter that
Tho rest OF tho afternoon spent disputes be-
tween counsel on points OF law aud Mrs Coopcrs
tmooy denying several matters OF detail contaiaed
the aidavit winch the order OF references had
seeu granted. Al haii-past iour tho Al
tourpsd until noxt FRIDAY morniaa- halfnAas kAA
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A FOURTH OF JULY 1878.
IA. Family Excursion.
Tho hne, fast selling steamer MATrEAWAy
will leave pier "a North River tioot Harrison ST. at
A. ". tor Report thursday. July Returning leave
Keyport at 4 4. NJ,
Tho MArfEAwAN leaves pier "a North River daily at
4. VI. Returning from keyport tsaturdsys at T.. N.
A SPECIAL EXCURSION TO RoCKAwAY.-IHE
Asteamsr UENEnAL sEDGWICK will leave Wcst lOta
July a. at o'clock, direct Kockaway, making
other landing Fare tor the round trip 50 centa
A z FISHING BANKS EVERY uAY tsArURDAys
A.excepted). steamer SETH Low, with boiler
aud saocn. leaving Frank!in st. n 4 o 80: sth 81
ST. ~ H. Is, Pier o. ~ H. as A. NJ Gents iskets Zoe;
ladies'. ous. Al. u. gOSlER. MANAGER.
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POST OErICE NOTICE.

posf OFFICE Nvrick.
o. 1873. will close st this ofcs on ruesdAy, at ~.
Tor Europe, py eanship Montana, via Queenstown; oa
Wedncsday. A. NJ. Tor Europe, by steamship nussia
Queenstown tcorrespondence for Francs TO be or.
oA NJ tor Francs direct by ssanship Psrerc VITA Hayre
on Thursday 80 A. M for Europe by steamship City
Of Monresi via Queenstown spondcnce france
and uermsny to be forwarded BY this steamer be
at 10 A. NJ. Europe by
ship 9eller vi. Plymouth Chereourr and amsurg On
saturday, at NJ. tor Europe, by steamship Bhtanhic
via Queenstown aud scotland
TO bs forwarded by ths steamer must be specially adj
drcssed) A. w. for scotland, direct by eanship
Anehoria via uiasgcw and at IL 80 An. Tor uropc BY
ste earnship Main. via southHmpton and Bremen. the
steamships Montana Russia. City Of Montreal ana Britain
maiIs for Denmark. sweden and Norway.
The mails Tor Thomas Martinique barbados Trinidad
aud Demerara direct will leave New York July 2 The
mails West Indies. via 80 Thomas; also Hrsxil aud
Argentine Republic via Rio Janeiro leave Nes YORK Jnly
msis for Australia. &c leave sah fran cisco July
The mails for China and japan leave San Francisco
r. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE NKw YoRK. June 10, 1879
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Til JULY EXCURSION
K steamer sEAwANuAkA to ORIENTAL GROVE or
CITY ISLAND.

Boating and bathing In abundance.
a Full Band VI Music will accompany the excursion.
Leaves Peck slip, pier ~ Il. H., atv A. NJ brooms st.,
9:UJ $50 st., 9.l5 trturnng leaves kosyn ~ M:
Glon Wood 4:iO; Clin 20 Glen Cove. so; Sands
Point, 90; City Island 30: Oriental Grove, 5i5;
Neck Wnitsstone, 35. arriving In the cisy
about U 30 .
Also landing whitostone. Great Neck Saads' Point.
Glen Cove SEA Ciin, Glen Wood and Rosiyn.
Fare tor this daJ : excursion.
Round
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EXCURSIONS.


4 PLYMOUTH ROCK. TO-DAY
ItU'N including sundays.
UP THE LOVELY HUDSON,
WEST POINT AND NEWBURG
Jarrett * Palmer's superb palace steamer.
PLYMOUTH ROCK. Captain Sam q. Martin.
Three hours allowed TOR Visiting the U. s. MILITARY
ACADEMY at WEST POINT. pleasant hour be
spent in Inspecting wAsnINGrON's HEADQUARTERS.
ut NEWBUkG.
A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
MARINE BAND. dLEE CLUB. XrLOPHONE. BENT.
the great cornet playsr. CHIMES. &c. &c-
EXCELLENT kEFECroRY ON BOARD
FARE. entire grand excursion. FIFTY CENTS.
Children. TWENTY-FIv: CENTS
BOAT LEAVES
Battsry North ver At s:l5 oeock and foot Of 22d
North RIVER at 3 :45 o'clock. BROOkLYN PASSENdEKS
will take ANNEX boat Futon ST. S05 A. NJ. NO EX-
-hA CHARGE for transfer either way
TDLYMOCTH ROCK. INDEPENDENCE DAY
AVOID rug HEAT AID NOISEl
The famous palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK. su
GRAND GALA TRIP UP THE HUDSON
shis tr RSDAY). sauting the national ensign hoat
ing United States Military Academy 1T WEST
POINT the Star Span gled waving In triumph
st Washngson's Revolutionary Headquarters NEwBuKG-
BELLs AND BAND, CANNON AND CHIMES
Three hours afforded West Poa to witness the
roam over the grounds haiowed by tho struggle for Amer
AN EXTRA MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT ON BOARD
! Time table in regular advertisements above Refresh
ments in restaurant.
FARE tor the entire grand excursion FIFTY CENTS
Will return to city at IN 'rly hour.
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-A.-A.-THE FOURTH
N.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
LONG ISLAND kAILkOAD.
Fast trains will DO the Beach
follows
East s4.h st. ferry. s45 si6. l0:i5 IL a5 A. NJ; as
2:l5 and 8 10 r. VI.
Returning leave Rockswsy Beach 30, 80, 40. :so
u. 80 and 3 4. NJ.
LAT TRAIN.
At IL r. NJ. fast will leave the Beach
Island CITY, Flatbush and Bushwiex depots.
Time to the Beach. so minutes Fare. So cents~
J. .UmIrTESDEN. u. +. A. s. SPENCER, a Supt.
A FOR EXCURSIONS. STEAMER }. B. SCHUYLER
"A .and first class Bargss. with Boybtou Beach, Ocel-
dental. Glenwood anu other iavorite groves.
MAkTEN HASKELL. lIo south 81. Open SundRyA
GRAND EXCURSION TO ROCKAwAY BEACH
"A twice day by the safe aud beautiful steamer rw
LIGHT: leave I'D st., North River. s.45 A. N. and !
r NJ; 10Th vt North River. A. NJ aud 10 !. NJ. pier
l North River (Battery), 9l5 and 80 4. NJ, leaving
RockAwav Bea Vt IL A. NJ and , 4. NJ
Excursion tickets only IS cents.
. July L.
ia Ear III A
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

p6s- Jrar: I'm Sottsswilen, Wann,
,uarum i4rsit Su benz 10, mas 1T Sir
ssi9eb'n?
Wann (: So, benz Dir, llrf, mir BAT
sstrdumt, baB i4 auf stnsm Srampappas.
son bintsn 'naufs'tent, . lleberssipidi
O~erlOren bab' uno ridwdrts binuntsrs'faI.
len bin,
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sss- Was 1T bic Srau = @enn Der
Wann bas Saupt Der Samilis 1T, mas 1T
III Die Srau = Sas 1T aber mad I'm.
itdnbsn isbr esridisbsn. = Sie ieiBiae
Sausfrau 1T bic Sano, bic psri9usnberi.
l9s 1T Der alUsrSshrsnbe Wasen; bic
seiitrsi6e 1T bas auss; Die l~ernbssisrise
6as Obr; Die seidwdbiss Der Wiun6 ; Die
Die sutber5iss bas SsrS; sic b6is, Die
,antii4tise enbIi4 Die Sale. Sie Srau
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uno freunoli9, = 1T mebr aIs aopt Sanb,
huge Wuno, OBJ nnb Ssra Die = 1T Die
Sssle Der Samilie.
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SStsrin /: @unbsrit Su Sid ni9t ba.
ribsr, baB i'm Wai 81 Yaris cine @elt.
austeQuns uno gu Jrantfurt am Main
cine Sunoeausfeluns ftattfnoet2
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erit oann, wsnn cine Weiosr. austeQuns
itattfnoeta
S6tsrin: Sd bin Der Wsinung, psnn
ole SOrtsn ~unierss san3en i96nsn &c.
idle4ts sur Yarabe ~ausssteat pdren,
piirosn nod mebr 3ui9auer tOmmsn, als
our Weltausitellun9.
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sas- Nus &inilers Gropaasn.-Sdn=
ger: ,Wann fommt Su oenn in's
2"
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II nterb lten1e 8.
Rsttp anadntisu S&trs ,temtt BEN dtrtaea,
trtttisrt Bite SteIt unb ~befSrbert ftIba
bt 0sfunbtett bes eetba.
9nmtmbeit beftraft.

Snmmbeit bettraft.
BON benz perforbsnen Rurfirfsn Dor
SeTen sr5dblt mon folsenbe anefsote, mel.
DE psrbient in tpsitersn 8reiien mitss.
tbeiIt 81 tueroen:
Ser Rurfiirft tpar elm damn bon ipeni.
gen Worten mas elm Inberer NIT orsier
iast., pubts ct nit Speien aus3ubriiden.
aud ionif mar er, mas mon 0 ia9t, elm Ori'
stnal, b. /. Elm Wann, ben fennen gu lers
men, es nod Der Wibe NOR, pas man bon
Der srobsn Webr3abl Der Subenbmsniden
betanntli4 ui4t iassn tann.
ginss Cages fam cine Ssputation isiner
lisbsn llntsrtbanen gu ibm. UNI benz Gan.
bsspdter9sn ibren i4neren Rummer unb
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meiltsr porsubrinsen. 8eiaster SOrftp'
runn bate gar piel sefeblt: Dem ameier
bate sr cine Obrfsise ssssben, gmeisr 10.
sar susi, benz S9ul,e bate er bic 5abner
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beraus, bab Der g%irssrmsiiter Elm Seufsls.
ferl NOR, Der iid ben Senfsr nm &e4t uno
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NOR iibris, Den sr ni9t srob, iausrob Be.
banbslt, ia iosar mibbanoelt bate.
Ser Rutfirf b6rte Die Seputatioa &C.
bulois on, bann rief sr Den 2eibidser unb
bsfabl ibm, bi. Population in oas profo.
ben5immer gu fibren uno jeosm gin3slnsn
3ebn uOblse;ielte Prdsel anmsfen Sa lai'
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uSa, notirlid sud-" iogte Der &urs
firf, neil Sbr 9ummt6ple Den S9ult.
bsiB bere;ts 5ipei Wtal piebersspdblt babt."
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berte Die S9aar gum YrofoBsn, I'm bic
9riieel 3u empfunsen. Ser S4ultbeib 1T
ipGter ME mebr semdblt poroen.
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uno berumSiebenben 2ebsns mar, hermit
ii4 feinsn beionoeren Sanf perbient bat,
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2aft. Die man iid ielbit aufsslaoen bat,
oarf Elm Wann bon gernunit nidt tlasen,
Ionoern Die mub er abpsrfsn, unb Die Sa-
DE 1T ssi9li9tst.
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ba- @sitssssssnwart. .Was baltsn
sic BON oen i6ledten Serien, Die i9 bisr
ssma4t babe ?" fraste 2uomis XIV. zines
i46nen Sases Serrn 8Oilsau. rSir.,"
antuortete Der ansereoste, nadbem er oie-
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m6sli9, sic baben idls6te 9erie MAIDEN
i%polsn, uno ielbt Dies 1T Sbnsn ~sslunssn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

sd- unmD9li4teit. = Doctor: .Nun,
Yeter, mas fsblt Dir benn u
Ystsr ya4, S.rr Doctor, i'd bah
s'idpoaene Taisnl6der."
Doctor: nllnEnn! Dis lam b.nn Elm
God sel9poaen iein ?"
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ibr oa, mas madt ibr ba Mdoasn?
Wdbasn vWir MAIDEN Hi4ts, Ssrr
2ebrer."
2sbrsr: YNiats? Was lit Ni9ts ?"
Gin Wdodsn : .Wa9sn Si. bic auaen
3u, Serr 2sbrsr, bann isben sic esq
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pSs- Magl: Sag mir bod, marurl
oenn bic &eids.M arine.O ffciere eissnts
lid Sesen trasen?
Sspperl: . ou &sidssiel! 9as nidt
gu piien Ginfa9 oesbalb, oamit lie in
See its4en t0nnen.
WarrsnidifD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-06-04

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-26
PROCLAMATION.

In obedience to the following resolution
passed by the city Council, viz:
Whereas, II IN believed that the city can
be benefited and beautlfed by concert OF
action In the matter OF building sidewalks
and planting trees at the intersection ei
sidewalks and streets, and that said concert
OF action may be effected by the Mayor H..
suing his proclamation requesting ali prop
eoty.owners TO so Improve their property,
therefore, be u
RESOLVED, by the City Council that the
Mayor be and he is hereby instructed to is
sue his proclamation calling on all real es-
tate owners to improve their property, as
suggested In the foregoing preamble, de-
scribing the kind of sidewalks and the kind
of trees best to be pant d..
Therefore, I, W, l.. Cabell, Mayor OF the
city OF Dallas. do hereby request all real es-
tate owners In the city OF Dallas to improve
their property by making good gravel side.
walks In front Of their property, and TO plant
shade trees, such as Naples, Elm. China.
Box Elder and ycamore tres, along the
outer edge OF SAID sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, and also add 10 the
health and comfort as well as the beauty OF
the city.
In witness whereof have hereunfo set
my hand and affixed the seal OF the city OF
Dallas, this sd day Of January, 1878.
Attest: W. l.. CABELL,
]. q. HEREFORD, Mayor.
secretay. ian2tdl0t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-26
WHOLESALE aROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 0 3.4@lOc;
shoulders, 63-I@7c; Breakfast, 10 l2gllc; dry
salt, l-2@7 3-4c
BUTTER per Western, 3O@35c; coun try
BAKING PoWDERs-variousb brands. IA
lb cans, per doz 81 25@gl 80; H. do do, ~ 5O@
. 20; L do do, 81 25o9i 30.
CANDLES Star, 4s to IS, l6@l6c.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S@30; Rio, choice;
22@22 lac prime, 2l@2l l-ic; common to
fair, 10 l-2a20 lie.
CONCENTRATED LYE--Various brands,
doz. ID cans, per case, "a 25@j w. -.
FlsH--Mackeral, per Dbl, $40 N@sll 90; XII,
q 00lSl p white Dish, kit, Sgsl 20,
FISH-Dried goldfish, per b, 0 S.t@7c.
LARD-In tierce, 3-4@l0c; 20 10 pals, lO@
10 i-2c; s and 10 Id In tins, IL S'4@l2c.
HAMS-Per 10, fancy brands, liX@lohc;
MoLL ASsEs-Fancy Louisiana. per gal,
6O@,5c; Choice, 55@6Oc; Prime 5O9o5c; FAIR
RiCE-Louislans, per Id, 1871 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granulated, per lb, II ?.lgizc,
Crushed, II l-2@l2c; Powdered II i,zg,1o,
Coffee, A, per 10, 10 l-ial0 lac; Cholce
IouisIana, 9a9 l.2c; Prime, -49s lac; Ordi-
nary to Fair, s9S lao; Common, 3-igS;
SODA-Case; discard. English, 6@6 i-sc'
STARCH-Vsrious brands, per Id, 4A@0c'
s0AP-olive, 6j4@6c; fancy soaps per ooA'
sATr~Liverpoo sack, 81 6O@l IS; ohio
river, in bDls, " 45@2 go; table, per SACK, la
"TEA-Gr npowder, 50a75c; imperial, oO9
s5c: Japan, t6@9Oc, Oolong, 4O@Ioc. an
VINEGAR Cider, 25@3oc; white wine' ~
m7bc.