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MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. Jan. l.ls7s
TRAINsdoIYG soUrHAYpR,sr

Leave Montpelierat9.G7 A.M.2l0P.u a,do.,
MAIL TRAIN leaves st Adams 90 A NJ ~ p s.
9lbA. NJ for Boston, New London Srinydci5l sltf
York, and intermediat points. "''u' New
EXPREssleav Rouses Point at 10 BOA NJ NJ.
0OA NJ St Adams at IL 10 P NJ. Burllugf, 81
Montpelier2i0 NJ, for Buston Wis Lowell suF
MIXED TRAIN leaves St.Albans3.4U P.M Nor,..,
74OP. NJ, for Mortified. 'H'l eliti
NIGHT Express from ogden sburg Montreal :, =,
Boston via Lowell fitchburg, Spring held NeS
and Intermediate points. ''" l"il
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Montpelier at $50 A. NJ, s.Ipuu.
4Q5P Mand5.t5 ' 4 ~
DAY ExPREssleaves Boston via FitchLurpls ,-,.
NJ, via Lowell 10 A. NJ, New London 5uuA N 80,
field 500 A. M Montpelier 4O5 p. NJ for Burlit,t ~ b
Adams, Montreal and OEdensburV ''A. -
ACCOMMODATIONS leaves White RiyerJuuctf,,t- D..
NJ, Moutpelier5 50 P ". for BurlmgtonaudSt AZ l.
ACcoMMoDATIoN Train leaves NOrthhe ID ats Sl'
ford st Johus and Rouses Point NS llcl
MIXED leaves White River Junction 500 = ~
81 ED 10. IS A arrives at MONTPELIER pa N l u
Accommodation leaves Montpelier II mi .,
Burlington, st Adams, Rouses Point and kirbfr 4lT
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston via Low g. n ats atIH
via Fitchburgh 90 p. M New York co p NJ Si,tN
field 500 P. M Montpelier 800 A NJ fu- Burny,ftal
Trains leave Montpelerfor Barre at s32 AN. 10 =,
p. M.,end425 Pm, - - u
Returningleave Barreat 7.1OA. NJ. andI .COarftr.
NJ.
Sleeping carEare attached o Night Exrress .-,..
running between Montreal an Boston, and Mont.
and Springfield, and New York and via Troy -'ta
Through tickets for ChicagOan the West forsal,,
the prin cipalstations A'' D
J. W. HOBART. feneralSuperirte,t
StAlbans, Nt Jan. 49, 1875.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-04-03
SCHOOL MUSIC BOOKS

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standard, useful and favorite Book,
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Cnolce lrlOS. W. s Tilden. SO per dozen.
Three part Songs for Female Colleges Summaries, &c
Grammar School Choir. y Ss s. Set TiGlS 6H
Excellent collection for High or Grammar Schools
American School Music Readers.
In Books each IS cents 50 cents and so cents Care
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-04-03

Affections of the Eye Ear Throat Lungs and Bronchi
al Tubes which n many cases accompany severe
OF Catarrh. The infamed and diseased condition
of the mucous membrane is the cause of all these
troubles; and until the system has been brought
properly under the influence of the RADICAL CURE,
perfect freedom from them cannot be reasonably ex
pected. - -
1t but three years since SANF0RD'S RADICAL
CURE placed before the public but in that short
time it has found its way from Maine to California,
and is everywhere acknowledged By druggists aud
physicians to be the most successful preparation ior
the thorough treatment of Catarrh ever compounded
The fact will be deemed of Importance when it is
coupled with the statement that within five over
80 different remedies for Catarrh have been placed on
sale, and to-day, with one or two eXcep ions their
names cannot be recalled by the best informed drug
glst. Advertising may succeed in forcing few sales
but, unless the retLedy possess undoubted speclhC
medical properties 1t is absolutely certain to fall into
merited obscurity.
Each package of SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE con.
tains DR. Sanfords Improved InhalinR Tube, with tu
directions for it's in ali cases Price 90 Sold bI
all wholesale and retail druggists and dealers through
ont the United States aud Canadas. WEEKS Il POT
TER, General Agents aud Wholesale Druggists
Boston. Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-04-03
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

The value of this remedy must not be overlooked
the cure of those
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

on the surface, in order to render the
road good one of its kind.
In loose, sandy soils. top LAYER six
inches thick, of tough clay, will he an
effective method CT improvement, which
TO save expense, may be restricted 10
one>half the width of the roadway
sand may be added 10 adhesive
clay soils with equal benefit, the
object ia either case being
u rroduoe an inexpensive road
covering that viii PACK under the ac-
ton of the traffic during the dry seas
son, and will not work up into adhesive
mud in rainy weather
The material used IN Filing up ruts
and hollows should be composed largely
of gravel and coarse sand, free from
sod, muck AMI mould IL should not
contain cObble-stopes, or larger frag-
ments OF rocks, which would form nar,l
ami unfolding Jumps on one side OF
the wagon track, soon resulting in cor
responding futs aud hoilows on the
other All ruts should lee filed in with
good material a. soon As formed.
Pernicious custom prevails through
out large portion ct the Unitcd States
OF repairing country roads only at cer-
tam seasons Of tue yeSr. The cost oil
maintenance would be greatly reduced
by frequent repairs, and especially by
keeping the side bitches clear and open
to their full width aud depth, by
promptly filling in the ruts, and by
maintaining the required slopes from
the center towards the sides IL will
be seldom found that the material oh,
tained 10y cleaning out the side bitches
is tit TO h- put upon tie roadway.
". q. JOHNSON. city Engineer
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
NHgiug Mnr

Monday night there was something
wrong In the sir ia Eis-t Dallas IL
seemed IA though Mars, the god Of
war, had infused Into the deuizens Of
that portion OF the city belligereut
spirit which gave vent to Itself IN sew
ersl fights, fret Of which was that Of a
conductor named Bell, running on one
of the roads. A man asked Bell for a
match, when, without any apparent
cause or provocstion, BELL knocked
him down.
William OHare got into discus-
sio0 with railroad rough, who struck
him u bad blow Ia the face which
seemed to decide aud settle the gues-
tion. Later In the night q man,
named Charlie, who attends To the
stables Of ths Main street car line, had
= round with a character called Daddy
WbitemaD, proprietor % the Last
Chance SALOON a man, named Al
drus, oiisred mediation when the war
Threatened 10 become general In that
immediate neishborho0d. Vet after
every storm there IL always cslm,
aud eventually as the night wSned,
white winged peace spread her wing-
over lot ~ sore heads ami disj0inted
noses
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
A SERIOUS Dtaheuisy.

From Mr.. X. Boone, who arrived In
this city yesterday from Collin county.
the reporter learned the particulars OF
serious stsbbing ARRAY which eccur-
red between two farmers near Van
Alstssne, named Tom SuIder and
VIII am Covers, the difficulty origin.
sted, about q mule trade, Covers
claiming that Snider had traded him .
blemished animal for q sound one.
Words passed between the two men,
when they came to blows, after which
they separated. each going home and
armipg himself.
They met Afterwards, when Covers
told Snider TO draw and defend him
self. which he did, firing the first shot
which missed It's mark. Several shots
were then exchanged between the two
parties, In which Snider was shot In
the breast just bslow the right nipple,
the ball passing clear through coming
out under the shoulder blade, iniiicting
! serious though not fataI wound. Al.
Ter the shooting Covers rode away
III sssapA With several citi-
No. ~ Aot pdssa14.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
COUNTERFEIT COIN,
6niied Victims nua Escape OF the
Rosaes.


Rosuss.
"Wednesday Officer Dickey noticed
two men on Elm street whose general
appearance and queer movements in~
d!cated TO that officer that there WAS
something up. He watched their
msueuvers for some time, shadowipg
them over the city wherever they
went, yet he failed to detect them in
any OF their tricks, they probably
being aware that they were being
watched, Ii was afterward discovered
that they had been trading bogus gold
with uns,Ispeciing parties for grseu-
backs, protesting 10 give dollar for
dollar Ia good money. They were
subsequently, found Ia East Dallas and
spy thrown with them by Marshal
Morton as bait ana for the purpose of
watching themi the officers prefering TO
catch them directly in the act. 80 that
there might be no hitch in their being
convicted. The spy stayed with them
the Whole of that evening, GO
ing from place to place with them.
The subject Of money was introduced
by him, and fully discussed by all three
OF them, yet for some reason they did
not offer to trade with him. He still
went with them, however, they telling
him that they would remain here sew
eral days. When the 9:45 train on the
Central came In, they proposed walk
to the Union depot, which met the
approval ofthe party playing spy. In
few minutes the train was gone, and
50 were the two men, having lodged
the party set to watch them in the
crowd about the train, it Is supposed
taking passage on il.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
A SAD STORY.


Mas PsrGdy aud Wennn's wrongs
Yesterday the reporter learned from
gentleman the sad story of a young
glrl, who Resides several miles from
the city Ia this county. AT his earn
est solicitation We withhold the names
OF the parties implicated in the de.
piorsoie affair. 1t is the old story so
often repeated of mans perfidy and
"oinah's wrongs. Living in the same
neighborhood was y oung msn Of we'll
TODD parents,iwh9 wooed and won the
heart OF the young girl, the parents of
esch giving the engagement their
nearly approval After the engage
ment the visits of the young lover be-
came frequent, and finally the day OF
marriage Was fixed upon by them
lie Time rolled around, yet the rrere.
ant lover was nowhere To be found
he having the night be!ore fled
the country. There wa- considerable
talk at the time In the immediate
beighborhood concerning his strange
conduct, and many were the copiee.
lures advanced in explanation, yet the
popular solution Of the matter proved
70 he the correct one, tor sometime
Afterwards, il was discovered that the
young girl had been ruined by the base
scoundrei- lime, though 1t auIeliurates
all sorfo" to IA limited extent, brought
her no relief, hut in her ardent love
Tor him sac would have still chung to
him. Tuesday night the poor girl st
tempted suicide 10y taking morphine,
OUT was rhved ny the timely visit OF
her physician. We wouii give the
nsme OF the man, yet withhold it in
pity Tor the deceived girl aud her sor-
rowing parents
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
Osr ssasi-

The movement ~ our business men
ga repairing aud bridging the roads
leading Ia Dallas - n most iaudable
one, sad should receiyo the hearty
safPort and 90 operation Of every well
meaning cillzeh. To those doing bu-i-
mess Ia Dallas, and 10 those farmers
Who wish t0 hud ready and proat-
sble market FOR their produce. II Is Of
sommon sId vital Importance 1.-THE
roads are not properly wofksd aud
cared for. the mud blockade will each
season bring 80, DISASTROUS disadvant.
ages 10 business. The lesson Of the
pset season II Que that We trust aud
believe will bear good fruit. The sav.
ings and benefit. to De derived FROM
good roads far more than pay their
cost, while they are indispensable to
the insuring Of a steady and lucrative
retail trade. They enable the farmer
% market what he has 90 sell at ali
seasons and during any Kind Of
weather. The mud blockade will then
he thing OF the past, aud our trade
will 10 longer be chilled and staghated
BY every little wet spell, ~ IL has been
heretofore. Go0d roads have never
failed 10 eontribHne In large degree
20 the eDhsncemsnt 81 the lands
Through which they run, and our
farmers should hear this fact In mind
when called upon 20 aid Ia their im-
psovesnent The commerce Of Dallas
city and Dallas county has lost enough
this past season TO more than double
the amount necessary to put every
msin and by-rond In the country in !
me most complete travelling order.
Our business men, who have taken the
matter In hand. fully appreciate these
fHcss, and are determined to rsiae the
mad blockade, thai BIAS ever been such
an syesore 10 our business. II those
whose intsrests are Identified with D.I-
- viii but do their part In contribnt-
lsr towards this end the burden viii
r~sf llrbt on each Of their. shoulders,
, bile We VIII have good, sutstsntia!
s.a<1s. Tue communication al Captain
Joh nson, the capable engineer Of the
kss(oan meme eommittee, published
n another column, should rscsivs the
onxefol consiisrAtlon Of our farmsss
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

Yesterday milkmsn named Henry
Johnson drove bis wagon up TO house
on Austin street. aud having occasion
to aiigbt left his team standing alone.
On his return he discovered that the
till Of bis wagon had been robt ed of
Its contents, consisting of number of
tickets and some small change. After
he had left the wagon q number of
little negroes were seen playing
around 1t, and ap"n investigating the
matter farther it WAS fo1nd that a ne.
gro boy nsmed Dave Russom had com
mitted the theft. He was arrested by
officer Phsres and the stolen tickets
Recovered. He was put In The eaia.
bose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

Thewreiched deficiency ot our police
farce, las been 80 often spoken Of in
the columns Of TIVE HERALD, aud 81
much discussed by the general puhiic,
that the subject is almost worn thread
hare. That there are not enough city
s7fTrers to protect the municipal inter
cot, no one can gsin-ay. The size 81
the city and the manner Ia which II
y built, necessitates aud demands a
better guardianship than she now pos.
ses-sr Atpresent, until eleven O'Clock
NJ night, there j. but one policeman 20
beat che business portion Of the city.
This Is nothing more nor less than
Offering a premium ON crime. pne
officer 10 guard the business oeutrc, is
OF little OF no avail, Sni places prop
erty In the gfsate-t Jeopardy. With
this mesgre force, the chicfof police Is
poweTle~s 10 SUPPRESS the rohberi,=
that are almost dsily being committed.
some muans should be devised by the
city council b. Increase the force, even
though tax had tu be levied fnr that
purpose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

Monday night, about one O'Clock,
Mr. Joel Evans, farmer who lives
near Richardson, was aroused from his
sleep by a noise which proved TO b. n
man stumbling over - chair IN the
room, Ia which, be together With his
wife and two children we're sleeping
Ills wife being sick, he hsi left dim
light burning In the room, but u was
sufficient Tor him 81 see the figure % Il
man going into another room. Jump
ing from biz ted, he grssped his gun
which was sitting iu the corner OF the
room. aud pursued the rttreating msn.
ga entering the adjoining room, lie
found ,t empty, tat Ou looking cut the
SindoV, he deserted two meu, hard
~ out Of his yard, beating a hssty re-
treat. when he fr'i at them, bat " tn.
out any effect Mr.. Evans, few days
previous b. this, had several hundred
dollars Ia his house, but at the earnest
solicitation ~ bis wife'- mother, who
wa-.-topping with them, had deposited
10 in Que Of our banks The would be
robbers failing TO ind IL In one psrt Of
the house, had Invaded the room in
which he slept In quest Of H.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

PRINTS-Robes 81; Pinks ss1S: shirtings
80; Soil Is, 8 Ia, Standards, 5i-igec; Stifsi
lSe; Garnsrs, &c: Harmony, SC.
BRoWN Observation-Disclosures, A, STA
indian head, 4, s5<e; Nashville, IA, nc;
Utica, Z, 51fc; Lawrence, Ii, i-4c; Badger
Il. sl-.e; Dwight, s14i feperei, r, ?.c; Pc
BLEACHED MISUNDERSTANDING, A.
ll1sc; Fruit of the Loom, loo; Lonsdaie, exc
Hope, s13ci Peabody, SO; New Jersey, &, 7e,
DICks-Arlington Brown, is1Sc; Champi.
on Fw illed, l4Sc; Lewiston Plain stripe lso.
Lewistown Cheek, l55sc; Arlington Fancy
cAMBRics-Roli, s1sc; Flat, 5,le; High
coiQrs lie his her.
CORSET JEANs--Nsumkeag, sl-2; Penn
berton, be; SunoIk, 9,xc.
IiCks--Amoskeag AGA, IKE; Lewiston.
s-in, l4c; do e8-in, Use; do plaid, Use; Methuep
"A, i6c; ConistoRa gold medal l5c; do Goa
2esei y. dis, No. l, ise; Eastern A, Dc
Oh ECkS-Econoln l25sc; Americas, lie,
Ca!edonta No. 20. Ice: ParR FOO, lie.
DEN AS-BostoD, sxc; Cords Xxx Ike.
Otis, BIB, I2hei YORK, lac; Clark's, 7ec.
CHEVioIs-Arllngton, sly6l3c, Eyretts,
az Amoskeag l2c.
sTklPEs-Americsn, exc; Glasgow. CD.
lac; Alabama, SO, brown, l2szc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c; Bates, Bel
hsnfrsw, &c; Southwark, SCI dress sly les,
l0fc.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09

Soue time since, regrD man
named Jordan Wilson, vas put Ia the
cslsbousr and fined inr some petty 1f.
Tense when negro named spring,
field, went b. her aud told her u ia"
wuaid let him have her wstch he
would get her husband nut. she gave
~ o. him bot the husband not triuR
hrlhcumiuF, he told her, hy way of
excuse, that he gave 90 g. Policeman
Shevhau, which the woman has. up Co.
within the past few days believed.
On seeing the officer SHE learned that
it was not true, " hen diligrnt search
was made Tor springfield, rut he " as
nowhere TO be found, having taken a
timely departure f1r parts unknown.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
GROCERY mA.KEr

" - m 4
BACON, per ip-short clear, 8 g-assioe;
shoulders, 3-i&S7c; Breakfast, 10 l.2sIIc; dry
salt l-2etT 3-4c
BITTER per ID Western, Soasie; cou. try
25as31c.
BAKING PoWDERs-V srious brands, l.,
III caus, per doz 81 l5sl 80; L. do do, - 5de,
2 pO;i do do, 81 95Qs4 so.
CHEESE-Westernf ID, Il to 10 lee
CANDLES Star, IL 10 s., Edsl6c.
COFFEE-Java, per ID, 28,s99; Rio, choice,
s2ssl lac prime, 2ltd2i lac; common 10
fair, IL i-2ds20 l-2c.
CONCENTRATES LYE--varlous brands,
doz. 10 cans, per case, a. 2J5li 10.
FISH-Msckerai, Der bbl. SO 00aslI CO. kit,
= voe9sl = white f1sh, Kit, s5arsl :5
observation-disclosures, per oox, sosssOc.
FiSH-Drted goldfish, per b, S-tat7c.
LARp-In tierce, 9S-igl0c; 20 ID pals, I0a
10 i-2e: ana 10 10 in tins, IL 3-4al2c.
HAMS-fer ID. fancy brands, lsSs4l51Ie;
of do l31Sesiic.
hoLLAssEs-Fancy Louisiana, Der gal.
e0st3c; Choice. 5Ss6oc; Prime 50ss55c; Fair,
45@.SJc.
RlCE-Louisiana, per Id, zg7 lee
sbGA IL - formulated, per Id, IL 2.lal2c:
crushed, IL l-2Si2o; Powdered, IL I-2al1,
Coffee, A, per To-. 10 l-iai0 Lee; Choice
Louisiana, 9e.9 l-2c; Prime, l-4as l-2c: Ordi-
nary 10 Fair, s@ss l-4c; Common, 8-lssse
SoDA-Case: bi.carb. English, G-Is Ice
keg, n SOS &c,
STARCH-Nsrious brands, per 10, 4s.m5o
500 534s6c; fancy soaps, per box.
sALT-LIverpooi sack, 81 coal Is; Ohio
river, In bois, q a5s2 60, table, per sack, =
TEA-Grnpowder, 5oa75c; imperial. 500
Sc; Japan, s0SssOc, Oolong, 40t.75c
EiNEGAR-Cider, 255s0c; white wine, 80
65i5c.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
TOBACCO ma.x.v.

PLUG Virginia bright, fine
pounds, sissl; do do nne and extra twist, es,a
soc, do do Extra Sin twist, 6sa70e; do me.
dium and I2-in twist; 5seSsdc DO com mon IL
m twist. i5@l5sc; do mahogany navy, ~, Ss,
-, 4segSc; louisville navy, bright iuahog-
any, 3sg5te; do do mahIigaliy =. 4=ft54c: do do
,nabossny class i3t4 &c; DO do dark ma
hogtnY, - ss.oe. do do nas hi elk. sS,ta5ic.
n r GU F. 'boicr, 10 s-.,c, me aiGm, 7nsis
sac TAR. 20 = soc; eomaion, dgtttsia.
saoktNu- tlrStnia salokidg, - and J. q
s19Ssc; Kentucky, Sse45oc, com mon to good,
S9tec, fancy, ~ I'd Quality, 81 45sSI SC. Hon
radez. I'm ported, per ID, 81 Is.
DOMESTIC CIGARS-Hayana, ssl4leo:
seed and Havana, 1885, do do scrap fillsr
s595; Connecticut seed s5sSs5; ordfaary
ioSis: cheroots and ptxea. HAS.
Al roE.ED CIGARS, price per 1000, Reg
ehas. VIZ, Flor de Pifnsedo, sil0y Londrss de
Softe, ~; Opera Grand, $40; Operas. SO.
dss cigarettes, 81.
SIMULTANEOUSLY s59sse: Rape French
y; scotch and Dundyfooi, s59ssc; common
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Centaur
.Lininn entS.
One Kind 70, the Human Family.

10
The Other for Eorses and Animals
6rhess Liniments are s. mpiy Ia. Sonu.i of
the world. Their effects are IittI. t.,,- tns.
marvellous.
The white lfotmens Is for the b,,n.n
family. IL Will drive Rheumatism. -ciaties
sno nenraigis from the system, cure Lnu1-
most CataneOus Eruptions. IL .Itract. r.,
nom frozen hands and feet ana IN, r,o,.1,,
OF oites ana stinss OF yeoomoos reptfir.. n
suNus~ swelnngs, ana alleyiatss pain of
every kind. When sprains or bruis.,s o~-ur
~ IL the most potent reIns-ly ever aI.,nv.r.-i
70 hesl the Injured parts. The Centaar Lin
I Iiht II used with great efficacy tor r-or.
Throat. IDuthache, CIIed l5r.aGs. E.r.cs.,
and Weak Back. rhs folio wing j. but : .aIn.
PIE OF the numerous testimonials
INDIANA HONS, Je.f 90, Ind. Mav q. ts-s
think II my duty To inform you thst 4
nave nave fingered mueh with ,toofleE 6,a and
has dSae TIE tcOrE for me. 1 have nor 49,,
fy,e rom these swellings IN ei0hI LeaT.1 Nov
ain P.51setiE DslL The IIniment ought nc
"BENJANIN BROWN"
The proof IL in the trial. Its reIinols N
10 mandy, 10 II cheap, aud every family
I T bsys the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
me heuoN GentaoF lIntmeut Ia
saepted 70 the tough muscles, cerd. and
nssh OF horses and ami IN ala. IL has u~rfoIm
sn.xpn s st,a, eare- In three year. OF
SMeeny, and general Lzmenss.- than All
other remedies In existence. Read what th.
great III pressraen say of ~:
'SEv YokK, Jsuuary. ls4
Every owner of horses should give he
cenIAut Llni'nent "a !ai. We consider II
the pest article ever sed In our stsbi.-
"H. MARSH
'supt Adams E1. stabi,g NY
"E. PuL1Z,
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The best patrons of this Linim.nt are Far
mes and veterinary Surgeons. Hho ar. CON
an nusily using some LIniment. IL heal.
Ais. wounds and Poll-syii, removes swell.
inss, And Il worth millions CT dollsrs an
nuaily 10 Farmers, Livery-men, stock grow
ers, sheep-rsisers, and those having horse.
What Earlier cannot do for So the Gan.
tAnt Imminent VIII do At = trinins cost
these linimentr are sold b. ali dealer,
Throughout the country. They are warranted
" the proprietors, and y bottle Will " sfyeU
70 any taTrier or Ply siciAn who aaSirss to
test them. ~
Laboratory Of !. Q. Rose L Co..
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-09
WINES ANnLIauoRs.

WHisKY-swest mash, 81 s0a4 20; Sour
mash, 81 sS96O0.
VfNEs-Ciaret, In case, 81 Il; Cstswba,
er gal 81 lo92 20: Fort, per gst, 81 .sa,sai 0ai
merry Der gal, 81 ieta4 0o. Maderfa per ga
u bot4o ee White wlne, In cases, u g5s9si 90
ChAMPAiGNE-Coo in basket, sls-2o
hsidsiecS, in basket, SIS %; krug, ia basket
". W, DOMESTIC champaisue, sl29ls
cask. 81 l5a2 50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in cask, siaaig:
SoFnac. ner gal, 81 3saa IS; French, Der val.
eS2 90 w
GINs-oid Holland, per gal, g 5oas 50:
Dome tic, per gal, 81 466s2 ID
RI MS-Jamaca, IS spa6.