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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

TnEuEs just no snch thing as pleasing
the N,'cs When we smile at its va,
garies il says We sneer. when our risi.
bles are profoundly agitated with its
eiephsntine eyrations, it says we grin at
il. and even hauls out its unabridged at
us. That steam mail car is certainly
upsettine the equanimity Of the "colos-
sal If it il not revolutionizing Texan
journalism in other respects.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

On, the mud. Howl pervades space
bow it spRtters into eyes, and ereeps in.
70 the boot-legs at the top, how it an,
noys; how ugly it is how depressing
bow irritating; how destructive 10 NOR.
ais how expensive. Indeed, it is posi-,
lively hideous, aud il ought to be egp
'earraaiosf out of Office. or shipped tc
Georgia for guano. This is the tru,
Spencerian theory. and it ought to b,
generally adopted, aud that without an
necessary delay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

TINS failures for the past year demon
stra,e the fact tba, the financial pressure
IN the south is not near SO great rs in
the north and west, and comparative
statements show that while values in
those sections have shrank. especially
in real estate, thirty aud forty per cent
they have steadily enhanced in the
south. In Louisiana and South Caro-
lima the appreciation has been from
twenty live to City per cent.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

BANCROFT DAVIS has come to the res
cue of Fish and Grant in the Sumner
matter. lie says Sumner was obstinate
and intrsetable, and that he refused to
even consider a treaty with England,
except on condition that she would
haul her flag away from this hemi-
sphere Sumner was imperious, but
not an IDIOT. though he had habit OF
advocating measures a long way in adj
vance. John Bull will have to come to
it one Of these fine mornings
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

ha,. LAHsERr. late president cf the
American Popular Life Insurance COM
psny, who was recently sentensed to
five years IN the penitentiary for pur.
jury, once said in an lecture before the
Liberal Club that punishment for crime
IS merely a matter OF luck aud now he
IS down on his luck.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

A PRCssIAS, claiming 10 know all
about the manufacture Of China porce-
lain, and the ingredients which enter
into the composition, saws he has dis
covered in Berks county, Pennsylvania.
the kind Of material needed for the
finest and purest China porcelain. II
true, anew and valuable industry will
be added to the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

TRavELrRs complain of the neglect
or ignorance of brakemen in the mat.
ter OF ventilsiing cars. Sudden and
great changes from heat to cold, by
careless or thoughtless handling of ven
titators is the burden of complaint. To
make passengers uncomfortable is in
exeusable; TO endanger their health
unnecessarily is euipable.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

THFY have been counting noses dur.
ing the recess on the Texas and Pacific
bill Tho result is not favorable to
Ilunting'on's scheme of working its
defeat. one hsndred and thirty six
solid votes in the house, and ten major.
ity in the senate is the latest result ar
rived Mt The friends Of the measure
are sanruine as 10 the final result.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
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tss Sec sne p~s-~a - - ~.1s.s -
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following:
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i'oint-d ~ c>sn-tst q ass u-4k e1Iu-l<
from >e- Nsrs, tfr-- ar~n n---r.n.
baltinere and ftliisa-i.h1.. u<~re<r
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nse- froO tn- INA a1f L.--z..~s
CON fAnle-, sDd slfh .l-e oENsF. -
ron onls - tinn- uay - - lAan -
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Dc, ftr-t % nsruar.1.s -.
Against The p---~<e a - F~aar4g-
Yer oili, and f<tItioo tksE aay -
ehAnt s1ihoriEaoE ~ e1ta<<s sl-As~<r
i~f nssAoes eAcst.t - - -
regulate Tie value tEsF-uf . - 49,
ifon cout-ats -esoHG. 10 u-E1aa@
e.ts sfth IN. sexrTA $50. "A
other in-tiiuflan. bsr- -rrr----ra1
and throc<ho1t - -sr~u-a cas.a.
bou-e s--cctNtirrs O. l1elr r--r-.rls-
toeE.lt'er- inxiuug srst rtsl--- - -
nasnea.i in-tstuttccs s.ta a. --ca
moral sud I,-iiti.la, .nd t.ft1-r -
ut-h thfuns nod tirlNsn l4r1s -
the nrTcaAUt-. tfEcrrs au1 -
turer-. - -pcsaliy - 1.-E =, Il rs
tbeir affAlr> eI-oa o so - -
~hols ~ Ia qar-. En1 .cr - 80 -
: Time the - er--- .rt.in--l r.rlasr
With - b iuiure -exx--fiaus 80 -
yffsAi sct4uu - sNf7-r1rucr 80 -
cate.
Rososu..i. Th.l "A .l..li - - go -
this coIDEstte- % 1nset - - -
seem coDNeuient. sn1 Fr-E--s -
.urs- - hich -hall - -1tu-slrs-l = -
financial trsfitutian- n - -ssr.1
citie- neprs--ntsa
h.sst-,d. 4nnl the co9.lt1-s 49,
4.--ted. - hso-Ner q ha- - 49, =
submit O. ttl- cui--tiI u-ut eu-ry - -
.ctirn q invite siruuitanrsSls ul-~1n-s
IA the difi-r~nt citis- - Al - -
tuti.si,s r-pre--nt~-t. al slla . 49, -
attaining f--umptil1 - -arsF .asrsa1s
shall prove = b. Frarttcatis-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

hAiy dozen misfortunes have visi-
ted tho Louisiana sugar planters this
year First came cloudy weather to
make the cane late; then came rainy
weather to make il grow too rapidly /;
then the cyclone visited, telling the
cane TO the ground. followed BY another
spell Of rainy weather, which preyent-
Cd the cane picking itself up again and
lastly, TO complete The ruin. they were
visited By an early freess, followed u
warm wssthes. Tha upshos Of Is i q.
|sees crop a that eeats = ruiseusay
shsvt Y
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

DURING December there were fifty-six
failures in Boston. the aggregated liabili,-
les beings 96j ,s4ll,0l and theaegregate
assets $SI7 429 20 In November there
were flty.four failures, with libilities of
81 j22 2l2 10 and assets of S245 .0S3. and
in october there were forty failures,
with libilities OF $500, l37. 45 and assets
of Sll2- -gq1 60
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

ANrl-REsUNrroS put in an early ap>
pearance in the New York legislature.
The only bill introduced in the senate
on the first day Of the session provided
for the repeal of the resumption act
passed during Governor Tildens admins
istration, The New York papers make
mild mention of this fact as sur
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

THE antiConkling ring Of the repub-
licau party now charge Chandler's noble
rage and sudden attack Of truth telling
to his disappointment at not getting
the seeretaryship Of the interior, or the
Omission to Spain. What a noble crew
of interested patriots these republican
are on their own showing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

oLD PRos.. grieyed by the diversity
of the clocks throughout the country,
proposes to have an electric clock placed
in every railway station. which shall be
regulated by the chronometer at the
observatory, and that all trains shall be
moved upon Washington time Appre
hending that the standard clock
would chrnnicle bedtime in Ger
tain portions of the country when
the sun shows that it is but
afternoon, the inventor of the uni
form time system proposes as com
promise that the clocks may be Furnish.
ed with two sets of hands, The ons
showing the old fashioned local time
while the other indicates the houl
according to the natural standard
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
q Tes@ees sssa. E.s-a--a 49, s-.-.
ne Oara.En ur.-I-- u.r.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Jss4.ry -
Judge Haghes d~cissd ths sz..k1zz
tobacco sait ef kl-ck.sl n -. -
North Carolina, uaAhaf.etarsrs q -
Durham smoking toh.-rs. .<..a-z
LihreiI a CO, sf t.zea1es... Niz<aa..
10 enjOin the dsi~ndAaL- a<.Ls-s --z.x
the word D1rhAn sna t5s -yns-L
The decisioa 49, a<<ih-t IA a-as..s-
snts. and thsy are P~rP-t1-liy -ss-.n-a
from using the ~erd DA-Ehrls <aa -.
symbol.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

A DE,p-Loox is foresaadowe ed in the
Pennsylvania legislature, republican in
both branches. The senate holds that
this is new session and that all legis-
lation must begin anew; the house
doesn't care so much for the law as it
does for the pay aud the two or three
hundred local bills on which many oi
the members depend for reelection,
and it insists upon taking up The eaien-
dars as they we're lett last spring and
passing the bills.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
q Ns~ NsEk e-s.. ..aa- <.s-.-s- - -
I've 90 1.Gr4..~x

Nav lOkE, g.saAry Ia-Eua<aa
J. Horton, As-d t~s1u-t-1r. -ssx-
10 have been mzrrird - . s-1 e--
tiful young l.dy l.-, nisht. es-aAlE1-a
suicide yesterday sft-rsssa - -Asss-
ing him--if No e.s-s c.a - h---.-a
other than that Bartsa h.1 tarr.-l
his father TO the h.1er.l sn1 ~ h~z--r
refu-~i
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

PRoscRiP1IvE Roman Catholicism is a
thing Of the past. France is country
ia which there are 35,O00OO0 Catholics
and only 100000 Protestants, and yet
Of the new DufaUre ministry four are
protestantS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
GONE To THE Bow-uO~

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sssfs-s.'. ~f ss-.~s. - - - q
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ooa.icie1 Tis-osssrs h. Nstn@r. -.
Pre.ldeni % the -~s,sr1ty Lfs 1.--<
snce COMPANY, ehsrs~a sEA u4.-0.~
scy with other ofiicsrx >sat-.es 80
Pcned until to-uorro-- "a c@zv1aE'.
fxiher. m~.Eshli-. h.i. 49, 80
sis.Opo.
Mereh.Bu- a Ssr.. tst-rcs -.
have s-sa . lstis-i-i sui4.t.ry --4A-
rupi> L1Ausiilis-. sl>lea. -
slss,ea
An .pplicaiiun 80 u.At- y--c~r1.T
- Co1nceiiuF McC.st-r. - ssh.lf Il
the stockhoi.sr- a IA CL-i1--- l.-z--
snee Company. - S-~.ss. - Ca-.-
esilor RaDsva Or ths .Fsei-tn-ar -
. Receiver 10 take coarxs sf - .E-ar~
lt = ehzr.-t tGzi ~ es1.Se.s |. -
solvent fts c.ritai kaxin< u-~a -
S.lrec cn.>fo1fsh-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

InE uEaAin returns its acknowledge
meuts to the New York Horld for a
handsomely bound and quantity illus
trated copy Of its fables, an interesting
and amrsing little volume.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
Dspsty ss-rsn sai-a 80 go $780,
~s.d o.Gfss-

CINCINNATI, JsnasTy l0.-Af &c.
cord, ksntucky. Tuesday nishL pss-
aiy sheriff R1xgi-- ~ith . Po--- ss-r-
took the notorioiss L Uusisr.oo.l srotA@r-
who had been -t-.llns hsr--- r~a
farmers. and dsm.na-d tb~ir -4r-ss-
def. The Uud-r~seaz tmmedi.1-ly
fired al The p2rty, kiliag Ez-<<i-.
II. IRE sAs neIuru-d asd so<h ~ 80
outlaws we're sounaest n = tnaaz11
that the Under~ oo1- ~ual.i - lyaoh-s
by the exeiissi farDers
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

SEwAHK, " ,. J-sa>sy fu.-ks<-
DIR. J. G. Esci-~toa h-s trz<ly -
elin-d the epi-cop~Es - W--a W.
giniA In . letter 70 - -e.aaH1<
COMMITTEES, Es -sy. -At.-r ...1A
Of patient and pr-yertzl e.a-s3sr<ls-a
Of the eiectiOo, % - a-i "a 10
duty to scespt, and - 10 Fs--sai-rx
u reaching = differeat eoael..laa-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
sss~ss - Ss~ss- s-s.

PASS. January lo--nh- e.r1.l
Journal, In anB0aaciSx king 49,
Emans-l's death, ->y.c ->st - l1--E
alone vill % cruel knd salll-n a. sssa1
arouse deep an ansntnoa- r-srsl a.
los Of = sovereign ~bo hsf - xr-41 q
place In Elarops. ~su - s1fenxE -
in France The pre>is~ut % a. -
public. n the name Of The fr~srh -
ton, has slre>sy exprs--~t - ths -
king bo~ fully he -h>re- IT, srl-f -
Italy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

Rag
NEW YoKK, January s.-Hon. Al
fred n. WaddelI. OF North Carolina,
chairman a the congressional post.
Office eomnitsse. delivered . lecture
last evening ~ the Masonic temple.
before an immerse sudience, for tine
benefit Of the Postoffice Mutual Aid
sssociation. He wH. introduced N .
brief speech by Postmaster Joues and
held his audience In eIess aflsstion =
the end. Hh sut3sst vsA I've Aas-
rscsns-ssr--r ara arcry." On tie
pssssern wsns VIZ. Jri1fs net-r
Cooper. Joseph ,. cousi, n = sszd.
fsr1, nsajenin ,. Wia;r, WIN. N.
/ Epse1nSh, H<ery. II. Peuz.sa. aer-r.l
ArttE Qeasra' ,ssfsJff >. u e'xr<Il,
3: G os4tsys Aeese q sfDessl -
1uuse ~. rend sia&s S-s1ssss
'1s4 = Wsttf6 = 1sznpnss
[Sz - : t'uss =
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
VIII the San Antonio Eypress please
favor US with an exchanged

THs Rockwall Table, is rapidly grow,
ing into large and richly deserved cir,
culstion. Our friends in that splendid
county should give it liberal sup
mort
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
s~.ss-ky .sa IIis.ss- a U---a----- -
th~ ssa-ser.sa-- - r@aA--a-

CHICAGO. gausAry a-Ts- -
Of liiiuos- h.s cun-eEt-t o. - -
Grafton ef both To- 49, bi-ass-
LoUIsvILLE. gzuuAry "a -
ce-- of keniucky ~iihhsia r. eua-s-a
10 the oOBsecratioa sf Dr- s-y=1zr l.
unaEimousiy cOn--ntst - ~ -
Grafton Of Dr. E.ocle-soa-
BosrOS, JAEEAry A-Ih- dlaz--s q
Massachusetts eon-eut- - tes c1a---
Grafton oi Dr. Seymour.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
LEGIsLATIvE.

PenDsysvasis Fsysrs shs Adspsfss ss
tbs Btaaa Btai-Ohss GassassE
Against Dssbsaess Bsaks-Rfrss R.s-
fss tee seassps N ksssseky.
HARRIsBUEo, Pa, January s.-Tbe
house, by . vote OF l06 TO IS. virtually
reported y resolution declaring Hands
silver bill should become . Law.
Coa.uMBus, O., January s.-In the
senats to-day, . bill wss introduced %
amend the state banking Law, 60 - "a
make IL . psnitentiasy oi5enss for
banks 10 loan their paper, or credit In
any msunes. uniess they have sufll.
cisnt money in their vaults 70 make
their paper or credit good.
CzScIxNATL January s.-Ihe flrsl
Joint taiiot of the Ksntncky iegissa.
sare fos Limited Skates senstas i = lsl
jesx wi.iianls. 81; Lsns,sey, A., 10
Creefy. "a 5ssya, rsI@sbsic4a, IL IA
faufued nnsslto. ,enffop.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12
sutss.. r..s.>-. 49,

FRASKFoKI. ky. .-J.sa>ry ia-rn-r-
were too b.lics. today. .lis-s wE-
iism.. 81; Lindsay, a. AeCr--s<s -
Boyd, Ia Ihr~e nsuas~r. 49, sA--al
and three are p.irsd-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-12

Paris eorrcspondens q tA<,Nss Tea
Times Anoth-t Ausrac4a . .h.z1 \.
be united 10 q Fronia~nt fr-.ea@-al
The Marriage "a NJ Pclk - n -
Cnarette has bs,eu ano1nc-a A-rs 90
the ceremony u ~ t.ks Fl<cs n -
private ehspsl q tie RsP-s -
Only the f.laily of the trssie snsi tri.1-
groom are 70 - Y-~--e. ~ a-1a-s
barones- has entsrszi thes .1ao-sc enar.A
AZ the --aas-t u ar h1r-ns n.-s<4A
There Il one drt.l ooaa~Stssl -l.A -
marriage that nay - int<re<..a< -
Charetie i f-oor. and h>t E--<1 s-~l
Of wife vIth nlon~y. >~Nsll "a
marriages were prop<--<l bs - -
fo1d Of Mss Rolk. sna |. ssszs - s.<-
her II, wif~. slihossA her $780, =
very sDAH- The tr<t ~i-r - - 49,
Tetie uns ; d.a<ks<r - - .<<<> 49,
IJsnek - uAs<A - A.k 49, ra-hzz-<
vs~s ana --sl-r4- tar-s -. -
rse~s a-.Ar.
Ne book i, - z,-sls- - 49,
HE ssraic ~ IL - - - 49,
A. t.,-,s- 81 T...,- a-a-a --a-.-, 81
ir~fs-sz 49, 49, - -
rir,n-s. = .ilss1 -ll-1-<s. - -.
.ns iS-:-prs~a-. ~ os-1.r -
S-.r ->rl.s - 'sFsll-. 80 - r-aZ
a. s.i,ls ~ - p - - us.t >1l1 -
sa:,.s. = y se-e1-z,--<-- = -
-, = -. =
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-07-12
Intercourse in Society.

IT'S rule of manners to avoid exag-
geration. A lady loses as soon as she
admires too easily and too much. In
man or woman, the face and the person
lose power when they are on the strain
to cxpress'admiration. A man makes
his Interiors his superiors by heat Why
need you who are not gossip, talk as
gossip, and tell eagerly what the neigh
bors or juornals say? State your opin-
ms without apology. The attitude is the
main point, assuring your companions
that come good news or come bad news,
you remain in good heart and good mind,
which is the best news you can possibly
communicate Self-control is tho rule.
When people come to see us we foolishly
prattle lest VIC be inhospitable. But
things said for conversation are chalk
eggs. Don't say things. What you
are stands over you the while and thun-
ders so that | cannot hear what you say
to the contrary. A lady of my acquaint-
ance said: II don't care SO much for
what they say as | do for what makes
them say it," The law of the table is
beauty-a respect to the common soul Of
all the guests. Everything is unreason-
able which is private to two or three, or
any of the company. Tact never violates
for moment this law; never intrudes
orders Of the house, the vices of the abb
sent, or tariff of expenses, or profess
sional privacies as VIC say, wo never
"talk shop" before company Lovers
abstain from caresses, and haters from
insults, whilst they sit in one parlor with
common friends. Would we codify the
laws that should reign in households, and
whose daily transgression annoys and
mortifies us, and degrades our house,
hold life, we must learn to adorn every
day with sacrifices Good manners are
made up of petty sacrifices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-07-12

Perkins. The counsel for the prisoner
cross-examined him.
"Scoresby," he said, twill you swear
that you did not shoot Captain Summer
ville?"
There was great commotion in the
Court.
"I-I-?' stammered the witness.
Eyes. you, sir Did you not hide this
pistol in q hole under the tree from
which you fred the murderous shot ?"
The lawyer held up Jerseys pistol.
Scoresby had turned deadly pale. His
forehead was covered with perspiration.
He made no reply.
"Did you not tell Miss Harriet Wheel
CRATER she had rejected your proposals,
that she never would marry Captain
Summerville p Numbered the lawyer.
Scoresby buried his face in his hands.
"Your Honor" said the lawyer to the
presiding judge, eve have the most
damnatory evidence to the effect that
that villain Scorcsby murdered Captain
Summerville."
HE shall be taken to JAIL" said the
Judge. II direct the jury to honorably
acquit the prisoner"
Scorosby made a confession on the
following day. At his trial he was
sentenced to be hung but the Governor
of Virginia committed his sentence to
imprisonment for life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-07-12
ALL SORTS,

A columbus man says he started thir-
ty years ago to make 81 400, 900. He
has got the IA, but the ciphcrs bother
him.
Young ladies in selecting husband
should remember that one with only
half loaf is far better than one who is
a whole loafer.
Edison has perfected fog horn that
can be heard ten miles, but when it comes
to getting his hired girl up early in the
morning no smiles sadly and falls to
musing on the infinite.
"Susie, said teacher to one of her
pupils, "you shouldn't make faces. You
will grow up homely il you make faces"
Susie looked tboughtfully in the teach
crs face a few moments, and then in
nocentIy asked: "Did you mako faces
when you were little girl p
"Anything new or fresh this MORN
ing" reporter asked in a railroad sta
ton. Eyes" replied the lone occupant
Of the apartment. "What is itT in
quired the reporter, whipping out his
note book. Said the railroad man, edg-
ing toward the door. THAT paint YOU
are leaning against" Such arc the loads
newspaper man must bear
A recent visitor to tho Brooks museum
at the University Of Virginia--thus de-
scribes the great Libcrian elephant or
mammoth, the only specimen that was
ever brought 10 this country. He says:
Imagine two story house on logs, or
an elephant twice as largo as tho largest
you ever saw. covered with long black
hair. rs feet high. ~ feet long, with
trunk % feet His eyes are just 4
feet apart, and his hind legs measure II
feet around. stood between bis foro
legs without STOPPING or being crowded.
Years ago, when Rock Island was a
small village, and its people bad lots Of
fun 10 themselves, one Of. our sober, dig
niicd citizens put his head under ono
ond Of yoke aud little bulls under
the other 10 teach the animal how 10
work When be found the bull was
running away with him towards tho
crowd around the country store on Illi-
nois street, be made sixteen feet al
Jump, kept up with the bull and yelled
nt the top Of bis voice "Look out
Hero we como. dum our fool souls
Head us somebody" and when halted
and the yoke was being liiled from. his
neck. be yelled. "Unyoke The bull. ney-
af mind me. LII stand.
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DUN departure the mandG
all
for cash and will sold only for These
desiring purchase Clothing emotad terms
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DRESSMAKINc.

E,LooR MATING,
II ALL KlSbs AND STYLES,
for sale Al reduced prices. by
S. d. HIGGINS A SON.
apr 20 Rockville, Nd.
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q etieal.
DOWN THE ROAD"

A lusty tramp, one summers day
The sun was glaring fercely down
Trudged on along the dusty way
That led toward the nearest town.
No friendly tree its welcome shade
Athwart his weary pathway cast;
No babbling brooklet leaped and played
Along the roadside as he passed.
"ls there no shady spot" he cried,
"At hapd?" to one who by him strode
ooh yes" the other one replied
"a little further down the road"
All well we all are tramps, at best:
We stagger meath life's daily load.
Yet on we press--and hope for rest,
"A little further down the road,u
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Clothing But completed all
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use insure
The Republican journal., 1878-01-24
In a Convict's Garb.


Theodore X Netmore, the convicted
wee President OF the Security Life In
Surance Co., was on Wednesday sentenced
hy Judge Daniels, in New York, to hard
labor one year IN the pententiary. His
reception Il prison is thus described
'Deputy Sheriff McGonigal," said War
den FOX oi the penitentIdry last night.
"came here with Theodore K. Wetmorr
at half past ? by the Bellevue Theg
We're alon" ! was standing in the prison
when MeC'onlgal walked in, and handing
me the commitment, briefly said War
den FoN, ths II Theodore l. Wetmore
| immediately TOOK him tO the blrher's
shop, and handed him to keeper Mcper-
mott When Neunorc WAS ordered to
~trp he broke down altogether. we llad
~ hold him steady while the barber
shaved oIi hls mOustache and cut his hair
IiaNln9 taken the bath, NE weighed him,
took ms measure, ana then asked him
the usual questions tie gave his age AZ
u, sad he was born IN New York, was q
Protestant hN faith, and his occupation
that ol Insurance. Keeper McDemnott,
having measured nun, threw hlm q suit
of clothing, and ordered him to put il on.
At sight Of the clothing he shrank back,
and burst out crying. We We're obliged