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New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
The Rev. John Jasper sticks to il that +"

The Rev. John Jasper sticks to il that the
sun moves" We believe him. We have seen IL move n
corner loaer the shady side of the street when
other power could so have moved him.-lBurlingon
Hawkeye
A mother was explaining the origin of things
10 her little daughter Having been told That God made
the earth, the child asked "WhO made God T. When
her mother hestated moment for nswer the child
said :" suppose he just blistered right out"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-26
MONMOUTH BATTLE MONUMENT

LONG BRANCH, N. j., April 24-An enter
tainmen given this evening in the Graded School Hail.
by the Dasketeron Association In aid Of the Monmouth
Battle Monument fund, well attended. Addresses
were made by Ex-Governor Joe Parker end J. NJ Green:
readings by Mrs II. III. Woodward DR.. S. H. Hunt and
W. b. Ireland and poem entitled "Monmouth Battle
Field" by Miss s. L. Hammill Much interest was man
ifested In the object by the residents aud many yo
tary contributions the fund received besides the
receipts OF the entertainment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
Notice for Order to Sell Personal
Property,

In the Fourth District Court in and for Hum
'boldt county, Nevada.
In the matter of the estate OF NJ. Donley,
deceased.
Order appointing time and place for hearing
application to sell personal properly and
directing notice to be given.
On reading and filing the petition of Patrick
Reed, Executor OF the estate OF Nj. Donley,
deceased, praying for an order 10 sell the
whole of the personal property of said esta e.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in
said estate appear before the Judge of the said
District Gou at his chambers in the Court
house i'll innemucca. Nevada, ON the 20 b
day tf october, A. u. 1878, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
oi said day, then and there 10 show cause, If
any they h we, why such ordtr should not be
made; and it is further ordered that a copy of
this order be published in the SILVER STATE,
newspapers Published in the town of Winnie
mucca. humboldt comfy, Nevada. for at
least five days previous to said Goth day OF
Octot er, 1878. Nm. :, B0NNlFlELD,
District Judge.
Dated October 10, 1878. I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

preserve to the men, women and children oI
this State the fruits Of the taxes so cheeriuily
borne and generously disbursed IN Dehsll u
our admirable system of public schools; to
maintain the Union and protect - is nag; o
guard the mem cries of the dead who died IN
the name of the Union. liberty and law ana
to vindicate all our acts and purposes Is the
aim and mission of the Republican party mere
and elsewhere; and, first of all, to DO that
which is best for the preservation and perpet-
uation of Il at party and its principles, hold
ing all mems claims and aspit ations second
AIRY to these high aims and ends; these are
our duties, and these the inteniinns we 90
most strenuously maintain and avow
r. b. HARRIS, Chairman,
ALE. DOTEN, secretary
OF the Republican State Central Committee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
LUFFICIAL.l
nROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
III ha q, rAtitriinr. u liz st.tn - No,-..i.
[uFFIcLAL.l

nROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
the CT institution Of he state of Nevada,
passed at the Eighth Session oil the Legisls-
tunes
Resolved. That there shall he sddtd 10 the
present onstituus If this ; q e an article to
be called snd known as Article XVIII, and
which shall be as follows:
ARTICLE XylH.-T he rights of suffrage and
flee holding shall not he Withheld from any
male citizen OF the United States BY re son Of
his color or previous condition of servitude.
Pass February Is, 1871.
RESOLVED. By the Asss bly,. the senate
eoIeurriBg, hat Art Gle eleven ~ Of the
OF ssitution Of the State Of Nevada be amend
ed by adding to Article Eleven I'D section ten
tlVl thereto. which shall read as fol owe:
Section = en- No public fluids Of any kind
or Chsract' r whaievt:, State. c. unity or mu-
licil a., shall lie ussd for sectarian purposes
PASSED February n. 1877.
thereby certify the for going 10 be true cop
les frcm the enrolled resolutions on fle in my
Office.
Witness my hand and the Great seal Of
State. August 8, loss J. ID. MINOR,
SAL Secretary of state.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
District Court Summers.
In the District Court Of the Fourth judicial
District, of the state OF Nevada
county of Humboldt.

District. of the state of Nevada.
county of Humboldt.
H. j. Barnes plaintiff, VS.. sharelldine
Barnes, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District OF the state OF
Nevada in and for the County OF HUM
boldt, and the Complaint hled IN the
Office of the CLERK III raid District court
ON the oath d.y Of August a II. 1870
THE State Of Nevada s,nds greeting 10
Sharelldine Barnes dt. cndan'.
You are hereb, required to appear In an
action brought against YOU BY the ALDNe
named plainifl IL. j. Barnes. lit tie u $
trict ourI uI the Fourth Judicial Dlstilct oi
the State of NeNaGa, III aha Tor the couh'y "a
Humboldt, and u ans" or Tie cohiplalht Hleu
therein with the Clerk OF said Cout MhLlh
ten days lexclusive Of the day Of sefNietI
after the service On you OF this summons II
served within this county; or, If served ont VI
this count\ but IN this Judicial district, " ltA-
in twenty days; otherwise within forty deyh
or judgment by default VIII Dc taken against
you according TO the prayer OF said CONF
plant.
Said action is brought to recover judg-
ment and decree deserving the bonds OF Hatll-
mony no existing between you and plalnlin
upon the grounds that you Un or about the
18th day of March, 49,, wlllfully deserted
the plaintiff ut humboldt county. Nevada,
and have ever since and now contlnte TO Will
fully desert said plaintiff, as alleged iii Com
plant filed herein.
All of which will more fully appear by
reference to said Complaint, IA ceiilned copy
Of which accompanies this summons, and
made a part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail
to appear and answer the sid Complaint as
above required said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for IN said
c. mplaint
Given under my hand and the seal
of the district Court of the Fourth
sAAL Judicial District of the State vi
~ Nevada, in ana for the County OF
humboldt. this oath day 81
August, A d. 1878.
an 2S-90d j. Ii. JOB Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
Notice to Taxpayers.

TREAsvRIR's OFFICE, Humboldt Counsy}
inns mGccs. Nevada, october Il, ISIS.
~ Office il h reby Given that the State
~ and co1nty taxes sUF the hscal wear ISIS
ale now due aid Fsyzble 1T this 0fhee, and
that the lA~ IN regard 40 tn II COLLECTION will
be strictly tEiercsd. Tn all tsxes unpaid At
the close vi ofkciAl business On the
Eighteenth day al NOVEMBER Next,
Isis,
There Will b 4dded ten per esat. for delin-
queney and On taxes hieh exeeed the sum Of
three hundred dollars there will be added
twenty 1--WE Per cent sdditional. as provided
BY law. A, J. SHEPARD,
Oc32-td CoURty Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
SALT, SALT.
The Desert Salt Company

Is now prepared 10 fnrnish a choice article OF
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit
Al reasonable rates.
ADlhEsS oRDILS2-'TTsKIT SALT CoM-
PASY. Browns Station. c. p Il. h,
Nevada =" aul6-T&sf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
ELECTION NOTICE.
a PROCLAIM atior.

EFONEdVTTC NIOT.
N-o.irs q bs-shx civ.r a.. - rv,o.,.x
~ UNe ~ AsTeos slNen, th2t On TUESDAY,
~ % 80 ~ e~! N S"ssI.o"F next, IN 'be
e1S1..ts ~, ~ hSa sra % NeNsos' an
sl,SsIoI IA. = hsia i"r 'he eA-e'loh oi the
i0i'"N ing o'n'srs'
governor,
Lleo.ehAh. Governor,
Member Of Congress,
Judge of the supreme Court,
Clerk Of The supreme Court.
Secretary II ssAse,
State DohsFOlHr,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE,

a IL WON IT MAY CONCERN, Will
n please take notice that Alex. " lie hzs
bxtn alpeinss Deputy q. ;. nte4nal keVenne
Collector fyT the ecOId listIlct 81 Nevada
vice W l.. French. resigned. All eJmmUni-
SddrVsse6.
ALkX. WISE Deputy u. i. L c.,
ortlf-tf Nirusuucea NeSaSiA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-31

NNE Spanish Merino Bucks, warranted
Il Thoroughbred. for sale at reasons able
terms at Guihiic's ranch. The bucks are
from one 10 three years cid, and if desir, d
Will be delivered to purchasers at Mime
mucca. JOHN GUTHRIE.
sonoma Ranch, Sep. %. 1873. Aw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17

Is time that measures We're taken for ia
suppression
When you find man who claws
over al the papers on the desk, looks
through the drawers, searches every
pocket IN his clothes, and explores the
regions above his ears ia search of his
lead pencil, aud finds ii between his
teeth, don't lend him money-.he Ia
absent minded,
The editor of the Farmyille, Virginia,
Mercury who recently visited the New
England states says that Mother at
Yale nor llaWsrd did he see any col,
olred students, nor was the African
brother visible in the churches of tho
white people, nor could he trace the ok.
lslenoe Of any colored statesmen la the
SIX New England legislatures,
II fills the patriotic heart with pride
and lmbues the spirit with deem and
abiding faith In the future of the re-,
public to read the beautiful biographical
sketches OF candidates for local Offices
WIN which many rural papers are filled,
who can doubt the glorious destiny of
a country that contains 30 many ggeat
and grand men,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
HERE AND THERE.

d. Henry 7. Helmbold is now stops
png with q friend on Long Island. His
n.euos claim that his recent illness was
wing to the fact that he was drugged
us enemies in order to prejudice his
interests in litigation in which he is in
'',eS'ed pending in Philadelphia.
os WE'VE years and more ago thousands
VI hoop skirts were manufactured an
n nualiy IN this country. Now the busi-
S Se Is completely dead, not a single
t aoup SKIRT mandatory being in operas
n nGu--and thousands of goats are de>
f"eu Oh their principal article of food.
BISHOP Haven isn't quite so bump
S SUus as he use to be, after all Here he
c ~as oeen presiding over the Methodist
, y,4 up in Vermont week, and
IL, Nv never word have we heard about
H. IT.. oetrayer of liberty in the White
tb Suse' and not even prayer for the
~iiu term of Grant.
o d. course the will of the late w. s.
s. ntlen' OF the Bonanza firm, is to be
b ,n.ested by somebody claiming to
a. a, ", oeen his lawful wife. She claims,
SS H.. says, half his estate, declaring
S S;S me- ne settled on her two years ago
c soDv,VVo' and offered six months ago to
VbH; MIX for an additional 100000,
winch she refused.
e,n 1ne latest craftsmanship tragedy
AVS 'aes from Evansville, Indiana, where
,,,oty performer missed his aim in
bs,d I ptlng to shoot an apple from the
tb,,s oi a woman, and the ball, passing
b., ,'ugh the tent, instantly killed a
bs,Ip paying on the outside. Two lives
hail J now been sacrificed to this fool
style OF exhibition, and it really
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBACC0-Virginia bright, fine,
pounds, S5@Sli do do fine and extra Twist, 500
zoe; do do extra 6-in twist, 0S@7Or; do me-
dunn and l2.in twist; 5SmbOc do c5mmon "
In. twist, l5gb5ci do mahogany navy, 81, H.,
0s, i6g5Oc Louisville navy, bright mnhog-
any, biW5Bc; do do mahogany, 4Sg5ic; do do
mahogany ID class. iS(gj0o; do do dark ma
hogany, 4SgbOc; do do fine black, 29@5lc.
FINE CUr-Cnoice, 7OgoOc; medium, roo
soc; fair 70@SOc; common, GO@6ac.
SMokl NC virginia srnoking, rs and ~
6Og63c; kentucky, 35@50c; common to good,
S0glOc; fancy, as 10 Quality, VI ljYl 81; Hon
radez, imported, per 10, 81 IJ,
DOM ESIlU ClGARS-Havana, SG09l0O,
seed and Havana, 4O@SO; do do scrap tiller,
51@i5; Connecticut seed, 25@}5; ordinary,
l5glS; cherOots aud skies, ll@l3,
dPOR TED CIGARS price per 1909, Reg
del ray, $3.50; Londres, $40; Brevas, $40; Con-
ohas, $50; Flor de Prnsaao, $40; Londres de
CHrte, U.s.; Opera Grand, SllO; Operas, $40;
opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, $500; Honra.
deH cigarettes, S7
sNUFF-Maccaboy, S5@SSc Rape French
I'll; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S5@s5c; common
b0c.
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my an0ns mAnHIr.

PhlNTA-Robes Ghi Plnks s61S, shlrtngs
nd-lj SOL IN, U ii, Standards, l-iAGc, stifol
lhri uAlntfh, 10, Harmony, hu,
HhOWN SHEET NaA-A tlantic, A,sl.i
Indian mead l'i,shc; Nashville, IA, 7Isc
Itloh, q, obei Lawrence, LII, u lido, Badger
~, . l,iei Dwight, sd fepere, II 7Eci Pc
bLEA6HEb MULLINS wamsutta, A,
Toi Fruit OF the Loom, l0oi LOnsdale, OlSo
Hope, sboi Peabody, sci Now .Joraey, 4, 70,
DuCks-Arlington Brown, liISc; Champi.
on Twilled, NO; Lewiston Plain Stripe, ibc
Stripe, l7c N'
GAMBRlcs-RolI, 51oi Flat, $40; High
oulors lc higher,
CORSET J EANs-NOumkeag, OLE; Pom.
berton, 90; suffolk, vtSc.
TJukS- Amoskeng AGA, l7ho, Lewiston,
M.in, llci do S6.ln, lSc; do plaid, lSc; Mothuen
Al, loci Conistoga gold medal l6c; do GOA,
lslgci 90 dis, No. |, l9c; Eastern A, DO.
HEChS-Economy l2Mc; Americas, lie,
Caledonia, No. TO- lBo, PARK 100, l7c.
DEN MS--BostOn, $40; Cords Xxx, Ike,
GUS, hli, l2hci York, l0o; Clark ", 2Oc.
HEVlOIs--Arlngton Sygbc Eyretis,
R4ni AmosIoag, l2c,
STRIP ES-Amerlcan 9ISc; Glasgow, O.3,
lac; Alabama, B-3, brown, l21qc.
GHAMS--Amoskoag, 90; BateB, CO.;
henfrew, Dc; Southwark, SO; dress Styles
lOnc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
A Tranoui, Netvous sys,em

Can never bQ possessed by those whose d.
g"suNe ana Asslmlatiyo ORGANS are in n
state OF chronic disorder. Weak stomdchs
make weak nerves. 10 restore vglr aud
quletude To tile latter the INST must be IN
Yi2oratod and regulated. The ordinary &C.
dA'ives may tranquilze the nerves for u
WHILE but thry can never, like Hostetters
stomach II ~ rs, remove tho causes OF
nervous debility That superb invlgorani
aud corrective Of diH0fdered conuitlons OF
the nliment0ry organs has also the effect Of
lmpnrting tone 10 the nerves, Tho delicate
tissues OF which they are constituted, when
weakened IN consequence OF impOversh-
ment of tho blood, Insulting rom imperfect
q .gsstlon and Asslmilat %, draw strength
nom tho fund OF vitality developed In the
System by tho Bitters, whilh impnrts the
requirod impetui 20 tho nntrltlya functions
OF the stomach, onrlches the circulation, and
gives tone ana regularity 10 the slcrative
and eYaou0tINo organs, myEdlW.wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
WAS 1T BASS e?

Armed Men aud Ihe Ahorin q
@,s, U0uuIy HOid ~ Farley, via
,osned Guns Steady ~ FOLLOW ~
ihe IalL'
Tho Henrietta journal, of the lltl
Instant published in Clay county which
an the border of the Indian territory
,oomins tho following, which eorrobor
,,, tine opinion OF the parties lately in
or,ait of Bass and gang, that they
cara making for the Indian territory,
Tho Journal says
Last saturday morning, sheriff Gee,
rhie serving some papers IN the south
reeln part Of the county about TWEEN.
y,dye miIra from Henrietta, Aad Ccoa-
.on to pHss near the neck OF some
timber and while riding leisurely along
omeWed three men emerging from the
ejlo apparently unobsoryed, and when
Within about liuy yards Of the sheriff,
6lul his presence, aud Immediately
or,W lhplrIcyolyers and halted, Shcnll
Gn NJ once dlsmounted and using his
bol,e as bnrrIcade took aim win his
rifle and demanded their presence.
The three horsemen were separated
,ome few feet apart, and halloed TO the
sheriff as to his business and course at
hc same time having their arms well
Displayed and pointed towards Gee,
who still remained with his gun
drawn on the spokesman of the
three, To shoot was the first impulse
olhe sheriff, but TO do SO, was certain
ltth to him, rs IL was evident they
Tae expecting battle and were well
prepared to engage in one, The spokes>
man of the party failing to find the
sheriff mission and thinking him only
A traveller motioned his comrades
away, but never leaving sight of Gee
with their arms until their safety was
secure by distance, As soon as they
reached safety, the party closed togeth.
TOnd rode rapidly of in westerly
direction, Mr.. Gee was close enough to
IDENTIFY them as strangers in these
parts and to recognize brand on the
leaders, horse, and on his return home
the following morning, related the cir
Of the affair, and gave the
description Of the men, which exactly
with that of Bass and his
go comrades who evaded the officers of
Denton county and were last seen
making their toward Wise county, as
lpems in the papers which arrived |
esterday. If these are the same men,
'hch we have reason to believe, the
herit is to be congratulated for his
pod luck, for sure death awaited him
ld he pulled the trigger on either one,
nd equally certain it is that had Sheriff |
lee even one other but himself present
desperate fight would have taken
lace or the party been prisoners. As
was miles from any house, and the
tIO0s probability that others were in
he timber, he was compelled to allow
hem TO proceed on their way, for it was
seIess to attempt even an arrest. Of
me thing, it is certain, whoever the
men We're, they were evading justice,
nd were on their guard, and as the
rain robbers were last seen moving in
bis direction, together with the accu~
ate description, it is reasonable to sup.
Ose that Bass and his posse passed
trough Clay county on Saturday last,
eeklng refuge in the far and desolate
miries and caverns of the west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
coUNTRY PRODUCE.
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, S,agivc,
shoulders, 6S-497c; Breakfast, ~ lzgiic' uis
salt. 1901 3-4c &C., oo..o-.. ,o,,,,,rv
Butter per lb-W Western, aO@3oc; country
E&KING PowDERS-Various brands, IA
IN cans, per doz 81 25@l so; H. do do, 81 DUG
ViHEFSE-We stern, q lb, 10 to 10 l-2c'
CANDLES Star, As 10 s., l5gl6o.
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 25@oo; MO, onoiV ~
22922 Ice; prime, '2lg2i l-ici oop
fair, 10 l-2920 lie. ,,,,z tr.,ds
CONCENTRATED L1E-varlous orahu''
doz. Id cans, per case, - 27g1 w, m. ,,it
FIsH-Mackeral per Dbl. $40 WgslI W. nit
81 OOasl % white fish, Kit, sogsI .:
HERRINGS-Dried, per oCx, i99oVe.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per 10, 5itgIG; ina
IARD-In tierce, 9 3-i@lOc; ~ 10 pals' VS
IN i-5c. < and 10 Id in tins, ii 3-4dl2c.
HAMS-Per Id, fancy brands liSSlo7sc'
oi M 1U Il, JI.IA,SsEs-Fancy Louisiana, per gal
soSss5c: Choice, 55@60c; Prime oS5oc; fair'
'RICE-Louisiana, per Id, 797 l-2c; a,o.
SIJGAR- formulated, per ~, IL zig
crnshed. II l.2allc; Powdered, ii l1zg ~
Cuffse. A, per 10, 10 l-iqlO l-2c; CnOlEe
Louisiana, ga9 l.2c; Prime, l-Igs l-9c; orui-
nary To Fair. saS lac; Common, 3-lgsc; a.
SoDA-Case; bl.carb. English, 6go I-Zc'
keg, . 10 SOS l &c. u. s<a,c
soAP-olive, 554@6c; fancy soaps, per IVA
ssAEiIT-Liverpool sack, 81 eOsl s.; Ohio
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
STATE WIRELINGS.
Ned BOoth 10 HanG-H Ris-
Ing from Her Ashes-Mexicnn Raids
Another Change OF Venue in the
Rothchild's Case.
Specials to the Galveston News

Ing from Her Ashes-Mexicnn Raids
Another Change OF Venue in the
Rothchild's Case.
Specials to the Galveston News
AUSTIN, May l5.-The supreme court
has affirmed the decision against Ned
Booth vs. the state, murder, with death
penalty.
HUNTSVILLE, May 15.-Huntsville is
rising from her ashes. One store is
being put up, twenty-five by sixty feet,
TO be finished by the 18th, and others
are rapidly preparing to repair dams
ages by new structures. Every one is
housed somewhere, and either going
on with business or Strengthening up
saved stock.
SAN ANTONIO, May Is. ARRIVALS
rom Fort Duncan report tremendous
rams between San Antonio and that
post The number of persons murders
ed during the Fort Ewell raid is much
HFger than was reported at first.
Sulte proportion of the raiders were
Mexleans, and there is reason to be-
neVe that the object of the raid was to
supply the Lerdo revolutlonists with
horses.
JEFFERSON, May 5.-Judge Estes
9aay changed the venue in Roths.
vhlIds case to Harrison county. Court
SNOW in session at Marshall, and the
tsSe may be tried during this term,
'uOagh IL is not probable.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
"GeInla,t syruDu

No other medicine IN the world was ever
y ven hugl lestof IA curative qualities M
HosoHEEh GERMAN NYRur, In three years
TWO million four hundred Thousand small
bnltles OF THIS medicine was distributed free
" WdiVc 10y druggists Ia this country To
lhose afflicted Win consumption, asthma,
GROUP severe coughs, pneumonia ANA other
dlsoA0es OF the throat and lungs, HiyinR the
American people undeninble proof that
German sylup win cure them, The result
hhs been thhl druggists In every town aud
Nlllhge IN the Jailed states Ire recommend.
lnR " 10 NOR customers, Go 10 your drug
glst ana ask what they know about IL, Sam.
PIE bot Hes IN cents. Regular sl2a 20 cents.
Fhroe doses VIII relieve any case,
mNIhllL. VII
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17

Or the method OF burning our bodies after
death, created some little stir In this couu-
try, but met with very little favor. 70 place
on child, our mother ur father into II hot
oven. after death, and TO stand and gaze at
Its rapid GRIPPING, burning and conversion
into lew ounces OF ashes, is, In our estiihH-
ton, cruel AID sinful, Now ladies, you who
are suffering from some female complaint,
and aches, Mysteries, nervousness and gem
erai prostration, we advise you TO use ENG
lish Female BiLtrrS ut once, and claim n
new lease upon your lives, IL isa wonder
full female regulator, and also quick and
powerful tonic, curing chronic cases in an
incredibly short time. dtiljunl-w2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-17
LUMBER MARKET.

lhLluW flNE-lio1ing, RUantllng, nor
lhunhhhli slh Oli dressa sls M, nn0ring
dressed hud matched, aa2 aOi Matched ealing
sl1 90, notwithstanding, tl2 5Oi fencina
slh 90, wv '"''"h'
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thousand
~ Wl surfaced, SWl On, matched ceiling, 80 6O
notwithstanding, Sa0 90.
lPREhs@ltOugh, per thousand, "A, IN
SURFACED 500 OOI nlpkuts, ~ 90.
hlliNuLhN-Np elbow pine, cut, 81 OOaa On,
lohg Teal pine, sawed, " bOi oyprehs cut, IL %
LATHlls~Fellow pine, 81 80 ,per thou.