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LIME AND CEMENF.

CEMENT osendle-- As worth 81 " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, IL 20 " barrel
Dallas, ~ 80. ,
LiME-The best quality In barrels is worth
20; In bulk, 81 80; ordinary Dallas, zoo pen
bushel.
PLASTER Ii worth 90 90 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
les ia ami Pile demand fair; market nrm,
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Query: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal Of North Caro-
lisa, at the same price2" jan'3ldly'
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon RcDor, financial.

Nav YORK, March 7,--stocks opened wenlJ
bat ave since become lrm, Money Ler
cent, Gold 81 0lh, Exchange-long 81 81,
short "a SO. state bonds quiet, Government
bonds weak and lower.
IinlI onantu al Nj ma.
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We nrn authorized and ftuuthled 20 nm
gounpoP, A. lDMON DHuN HH u candidate
Iol llN Assessor ANA collector ~ tue v1hu
inr election, Ann ., lhD,
We ato authorized nud rruueN VI 10 ah-
nunnce Aih, Oh uRGhN ab u candidate lor
INV Assessor aud Collector ~ lhe ensuing
election, April p, ls's.
We arc authorized and requested 10 an'
nouuca FEE u, BRYAN ~ ~ candidate nor
Iily Assessor Hnd Collector ~ lho ensuing
election, Aprll' lf,s,
We are authorized ana requested 10 nn'
uouuco Nh THOMAS A, fHAREHi Hh a
candidate Tor the once Of Clty Ahhe'sor ana
Collector Election Aprll , l'lH'
We ase authorized and requested 10 AM
nounce MIR. j, N. OGDEN ny II candidate l0l
reelection "a the once OF Nlty Assessor ana
Collector,
We are authorized anu requested to AN
nOunre Inc uamo ofJULlUSu lluutL asa
candidate for city Assessor ana Collector
We are authorized and requested 20 an
nouuce Mr., JOHN n, HANO IN candidate
Ion Cily Assessor and Collector Election
April "a, 1873,
We are authorized ana requested 10 an'
uounce the name OF &. 4, GILL aS candl'
anto Tor the otfica Ol CITY Assessor ana COL
leotur. Election April ., 1875,
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rhrpe and a 0uarter Thousand

double column octave pages OF reading mat
ter yearly. II pTessn IN an Inexpensive
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with satisfactory completeness attempted
by no Other publication, the best Essays, Re
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from the entire body OF Foreign Periodical
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The Most EmInet Living Authors
sucn nv Rt. Hon. W. u. Gladstone, Prot
Max Muller, Prof 1yndall, Or. W. b. Car
froudc, Edward A freeman, FranCcs Power
Cobbe, u. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke of
Argyll Mrs. Muuch, william Black, Jean
lngtIow, Mias Thackeray, Mrs Oliphant
Mrs Alexander, Geo. Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, Turgueulef Auerbach, RuslSln, Ten
nyson Browning, Gnd many Othera, are rep
resented IN the pages of
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Ga WESTON, March 7.-Hidss quiet, firm
jyseiected lGc; light salted lic; STACK sailed
l2c: kips liI2c; wet selted as they run
c.yselected &c; butchers green exc. ~,
Wool-Quoted quiet and no advance me
dlun to line fail clip, free Of burs lIa2ec
cnarse lS@i6c; eoarse Western ana Mexican
i0Hl3c.
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nnEANNTUEES.

FLoUR-Crescent in sacks, 50 San
Jacinto, 81 80 Empire, 6 %; MN, u % !
Eagle, 81 75 Magnolia, in sacks, Us lbs, sST9
Todd's xxx, IS 90; state Central &NAA,
81 2,; Choice Family, " 20 star NILS AA1'
lE
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, l4h@li3ci Heavy 1870
Ice oo.o,,
IRON TlEs-Arrow, 81 70 per bundle, win
discount on large lots,
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1e8pFxrRA OFFER ron 1873, -yea

To all new subscribers for ISIS, will be sent
traits the six numbers OF lofI, containing
he flrst instruments Of new serial Erica"
translated from the German OF Frau Won
Ingersleben-the best work of one of the best
and brightest authors Of Germany. A new
story By the charming English authorizes,
MISS Ihnckersy. also appears In the same
numbers, from advance sheets, with other
valuable matter.
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vye are authorized and requested 10 an
,,,,nes d APT, i. n. HEREFORD rs a cnndi'
t,t0 i6l recollection 10 the Ohiesof Cliy hue'
ITt,ry. Election April 2, lhih,
Ws nrt authorized aud requested 10 an
unuure CAPT. j, j, cox IN Candidate iof
lne once 81 riiy secretary Election Aprll
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firm,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
Middling Uplands.., esd ga
Middling Orleans t3sd ga
sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts 400 bales; American
1900 bales.
Failures | 32d better.
Upands low middlinR clause, March deliy-
cry l-lGd; March and April l-lOd; May
and June Il 6-l2d; June and July 3l6d; july
ana August 7-Sldds l,d; shipped February
by sail SD February and March 5.32di
Marcn and April q 3-l6di april aud May
l-32d.
6p. m-Sales inclpde go bales American.
Futures steady. Upiands low middline
clause June and Jlly delivery 1-32d.
NEW UaLRANs, March Night-Cotton
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UnayprO aChed by Any Other
Periodical

in the world, of the most valuable Literary
and Scientific matter of the day, nom the
pens OF the leading Essayists, Scientists
Critics, Discoveries and Editors represent
Ing every department of knowledge and
Progress.
THE LIvINd ACE ia Weekly Magazine
giving more than
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EsCIILENTs Am rn,IlTs.

EsCU LEM S-lrlsh potatoes, per bbl, " 70
gj OOi onions per bbl, 81 jOi Cabbage, wns-
tern, per crate, ~ %.
FRUITS Apples green, per bbl, 81 0Osi 80
Apples dried, por lbh, nc; Oranges, pof Dbl
u OO Lemons, per box, ~ co.
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LlTTELL'5 LIVING AGe..

Jan, /, 1878, THE LIVING ACE enters upon
its lhth volume. Duling the year II Will
furnish TO It's readers tho productions OF the
foremost authors, above named ana others,
embracing tue choicest Serial and short
stories by Leading Foreign Novolists, and
an amount
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POWDER Ann sHOT.

PoWD ER-keg2b lbs, EFF, ride s7lt. keg
W. lbs, FFf, rifle, |,Si; Key Gl'i, lbs, rFI,
s2Ol, blasting, Si,2b.
shOr-Drop, s9aOCg2.9i; Buck, s2,bb@2G0.
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Receipts, net, GSi bales; gross 2,9ll bales.
Exports 10 Great Britain l0,s6s bales coast
wise 4,lSl bales; continent 9,2OS bales. STOCK
SII 8D5 bales.
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lailg gerald.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
an, Aiaern,.n-Figst ward,

Az ara anthorlgsd and requested % an
Wnnc, thD name nf coll j, ~ rALpME NJ.
:. y, ,auui .ulo ior Aldermen irum TIE llftl
r.. "a kIfQfioU Ann 70 lhihf
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HoHstOn and Texas Central Railway
Bar Your Tickets ana ship Your freight
BIZ the

The following Onlces and Agents hava
been establishing BIZ this Company, where
information may DO had concerning MOI
only the Ii. at. D. Railway, but Texas gens
orally:
+. L. MANCHESTER Eastern Passenger
Agent, 4iT Broadway, N. u.
Gen. j. b. RO ERTs ON, Pass. q ImmtgTa.
ton Agent, 1i3 N. Third streat, at. Louis Mo.
A. ALLEE, Nurthw estern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES southeastern Agent No.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. n. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also be had at the agen-
e. OF The M. X. & 7. Rail way, In New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.Lcuis
,. WALDO,
CENT Pas. q Freight Asi, Houston, Texs>
- asnT Espsr HosHon. ..rsznaanMn
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Ws are authorized and re4prated 70 ~,
uo,lure the name ~ MR, " NJ, tpMAhpa
A. - candidate flr tly Attorney hltp'loh
April 2, bn'
Nc are authorised ana requested % hn'
nnuuen HAnNEfl GlHbH ~ u candidate
tpr reelection a. the Once M tlly Attorney
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Great Through kOute!
AND
AIN ARTERY OF COMMERCE. AND TRADE
'T0 ALL POINTS.
STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural dbtfiot ana
great grazing grounds oi tllr Weti.
,u passenger and freight usine are sui-
paaBad by none In fhe Stale. P,llmnnF
Palace Drawing kdvin and Sleeping Cara
leave ~. Louis daily vfa the NJ, X. q 4. Ry
at y 4. IN; Hannibal ut 10 u. III, and sedaiia
ut 6.22 p. IN, running through TO benson ;
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons
ton without change Connection Is also III AIDE
AT sherman with The Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the Nj,
X. * 4. at DoniSon Tor ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Eaphas city ind oil
points North and East; with the Texas N PB.
cine ut sherman for ri. LouiA, Cairo, Mem
pills. aud all points East md Suntheart, and
1T Houston with the "a. IL. a =. A ior San
Antonio, the o., ii. q ii. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc, the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shil 8 for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool Il Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the ms ture
of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling kon preexel
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, boautiful
groves, well cultivated nelda oil cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruiisr render IL esFeoisliy
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers ana
shippers IN preference 10 DINERS,
st. Louis Express leaves daiyesion dairy
Il xcept Saturday at 22O p. M Houston
$40 p. m. Hearne at Es6 p. ms pslias 1850 a.
m. and Denison at ll'so q. M
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UlrY rREAsIREH.

We ARE authorized and requested 70 an-
nounce the name of John W. BOWEN ~ u
candidate for reelection 10 the Office Of Guy
Treasurer Election Apfll 2, ISIS.
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NEW YORK, March 7..Sterllng steady at
81, Money easy at per cent. Gold
y Cady at VI 0ll,. Government bonds active
and weak. state bonds dun.
New ORLEANS, March 7-Gold u Oii4@
l o. sight par. Sterling bank "a u.
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GALVESTON, March G.-Cotton-- Receipts
i02 bales. Exports TO Great Britain 1902
bales; coGstwisc $500 bales Sales 9I8 bRes.
Stock u 403 b,lleB. Market Drm and genur-
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Real Estate Agents.
Am
COLLECTORS
aHH
FSTA BLISllED in 1879
:EOR SALE.

improved and unimprnyed property M
every part Vt tho city and nuhuTha also
larmh ana farming lands la Dallaf, AMI
other counties OF Texas
For ront or lol,ho -ll00mh, offices, business
hOuNoa, dwellings Aud vacant lots IN ihr
city Of Dallas
Special attention paid 10 ahairncilng Rnd
poioCllnW titles aud ealnhlhhlnH land
claims, nnd 10 the collecting OF ronta, notes
ana accounts, also "a tho rendering ot prop.
city Tor ANA payment III mNUH, All volloc.
Hons promptly paid over nf ronlitUd,
lenons having real estate inT runi az safe
are respectfully relueAted 10 give ma tilnl
Tie hest Ut references given.
CuMMlNA \ DAVIS,
KVpN-u
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MISCELLANEOUS
Great Limited Mail Route
fRnn
ST, Louis to the East.
rnNrnsfn Nv rnr
NANDALlA LINZ, PAN HANDLE
ASH
PENNSYLVANIA Il. II.
Tho Only Reata Hunning Puilman
Palace Cars trom ~. Louis 60 New
Yark Without Change,

The above frpfrtrnla tho hhnrnal aud
QulekrAt huniu nnm ~, lhula "a the Nfas
hoard, Iunnlnr Through one VI no most
pnpuluuH anh interesting noiilunh ni the
euuntly, Win many lAiHe hpd lmpnIlHni
uliies upon ~ lue, u pAaseH through Van
aahea hmnghsw lsffa i,anle, inllalapo'
Columbus, Newark, hiauhennyllie, lhtia'
hufgh, lIehson, Altoona, haITanuffi Ian
caster, philadelphia, ircnton, Newark, n,
! and Jersey IiBi on IT. lonle 10 New
York,
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"Well, Jules, / Involuntary heard
your declaration of love to-day" said /,
when the family had retired for the
night. "What answer did you re-
ceive p
Congratulate me, my FRIEND" he re-
piled. "She loves me-she told me so
but she could give no positive answer
about the marriage, she said she must
speak to her friends frst-it is duty
she owes them"
The next morning at breakfast the
unpleasiDg intelligence was given us that
Marie had left the chateau, and lett
nothing to tell her whereabouts, or her
reason for doing so.
Mademoiselle Ernond appeared rather
offended, but forgot her ill-humor when
she was told that her cousin, MAIDEN
oiselle de Beauville, had just arrived.
The sadness which had seized poor
Jules when he heard of Marie's departure
was noticed by all, and there was many
a laugh at his expense, when the door
opened, and Mademoiselle de Beauville
was announced. Could it be possible
Why, the lady who entered was GER
tainly Marie.
Jules, Jules" | cried involuntarily
to my friend, who had forgotten his ac-
customed politeness, or did not hear the
lady announced, for he remained at the
table without turning, Jules, is not
this Marie"
Before he could rise from his chair she
stood before him, and gave him her
hand. az have spoken to my friends, u
she said, and they are satisfied, Jules
therefore / will be your wife,"
In an instant she was in his arms
closely elapsed to his heart.
But they announced Marie as
Mademoiselle de Beauville," said to
Lizzie.
Yes, it is true, Monsieur" cried
Marie, freeing herself from Jules's en-
brace. I" am the heiress de Beauville
and not the porter's daughter"
How could you impose on oul
credulity in such a manner?' / asked.
Madame Jacques is my foster
mother" she replied, "and she calls me
her daughter. When l met you it was
an accident, and madame having called
me her child, determined to allow you
to retain the belief that such was the
case, for | felt interested in Jules, and
soon found he loved me; and having dis
covered that you were the lover of my
old friend Lizzie, l made plan to meet
you here and give Jules trial to test
his affection for me, for 1 have learned
from Lizzie to wish for husband that
would love me for myself"
"She hid her blushing face in Jules.
bosom for a moment, and then asked
Have you nothing to say, Jules? Yor
won't be angry with me for the decep
ton have practiced, will your
mo, no Marie, | am too happy" hi
replied. ~ only ask that Lizzie's brida
day may be also ours"
And thus it was settled. Jules and
are now both happy husbands; and wher
the late war broke out, Jules and hi
wife came to reside near us in New
| York.
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Old bachelors who never smoke.

VIA Dacnel0rS who never smoke.
People who will suffer from chronic indi-
gestion, constipation, and torpid liver, OF
biliousness," when DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgatiy We
Pellets are known to be reliable and speedy
remedies for these diseases.
Old maids who do not love cats.
People who have catarrh, annoying and
disgusting every one around them, when DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy is known to be a
potent remedy for this disease.
Women who do not love babies.
Women who will suffer from all those
painful diseases to which the sex is heir,
when Dr. Pierce's Faverite Prescription is
admitted by every lady who uses it to be an
efficient remedy for these maladies.
People who believe their progenitors were
apes.
People who will read about "Helen's
Babies" and "That Husband of Nine"
and "That Wife of Nine" and "That
Mother-in-law of Nine" and That Son-in-
law of Nine" and yet fail to read about
themselves in The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser"
Christians quarreling with each other on
their way to Heaven.
People who will seek health at fashionable
watering places, smothering at Saratoga or
Long Branch, or sacrificing themselves to
Graham diet at Water Cures and Health
Institutes, when the magnificent Invalids'
Hotel, at Buffalo, offers all the elegant CON-
forts of the finest hotels, combined with the
best sanitary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Turkish
and plunge baths, gymnasium, etc.--and
is situated in and near some of the finest
natural scenery in the Empire State.
The most peculiar of all are the people
who read these paragraphs and fail to profit
by them.
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Mating Canaries.

In the first place, canaries should
never be allowed to mate oftener than
twice in any one year. Some canaries
will raise as many as four litters, if not
prevented; but third mating is always
injurious, and often brings on disease
which quite ruins the cock bird as a
singer. The canaries while mating
should be fed on hard boiled eggs and
common oyster crackers, well soaked in
boiled milk, but, of course, made cool
before being fed to the birds. Hemp
seed should not be used, as it fattens the
birds. A piece of raw beef, highly
seasoned with Cayenne (red) pepper,
should be fed them as often as once in
each week. The cage should not be
moved if it can be avoided, and should
hang in darkened room. All canaries,
while mating, like privacy. When the
eggs are Matched, feed the young birds
only on the yellow of hard-boiled eggs
for two weeks; after that mix hard, dry
crackers with egg and feed. Sometimes
the hen canary begins to make her nest
before the young birds are able to leave
it, At such times put new nest in the
cage, and leave plenty of food for the
u6W-COUltISj dS Vic llDJutI OlUtll lodfco
them uncared for. Bits of tissue pa
per cut in fine pieces should be thrown
around the new nest, in order to prevent
the hen from picking the old one to
pieces. Cotton should not be used, as
it is highly injurious to the feet of the
canaries; they often get caught in it,
and are, quite frequently, made cripples
for life. Last year two of my canaries,
after they were twice mated, and were
evidently determined to do so the third
time, were separated, butnot before the
vixen had laid two eggs. Thereupon
followed a scene of great distress. The
hen sat on her nest, but refused all food,
and constantly chirped for the male
bird | was obliged to return him to
the cage to feed her, and the result was
two young birds-onc, female, as black
as crow; the other, a male, bright
yellow
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-04-06
GLEANIEGs FROM THE MUSE.
RY EMANUEL.

1.-THE following lines were suggested by the re-
marks of young Irish lad to his companion, as
they stood on the levee at New Orleans, watching
one of the incoming steamships as she was towed to
her moorings:
"That sight," said he, "always brings to my
mind the day left home and my dear old mother,
God bless bert shall never forget her looks as she
stood beside me- bravely struggling to keep back
her tears and look cheerful while she gave good
advice And she kept DIP h-avely, too, until the
last minute; then she gave way, and the last pic
ture on nv memory Of home is her bowed and
weeping FORM led away by kind and sympathizing
friends.]
Remember my parting words, Dennis,
When you're far DER the deep stormy sea;
Remember tits mother whe speaks them,
And respect them, my darling, for me-
You'll have plenty of friends gather round you,
Some good, some bad, to allure;
But the friend you are leaving behind you
Is the one that will always endure.
have prayed God for strength in this parting,
And think he has answered the cry;
For you see am firm, aye, and cheerful,
As bid you this last long goodbye.
Twill be lonesome at night time without you
For a while, but, perhaps that won't last,
And your letters will comfort and cheer me
Till the hunger and heartache have passed.
In choosing your friends, boy, remember
The lesson you've always been taught;
heart that is worth the possessing
Can never be bartered or bought.
And If sometimes you IRE heartsick and lonely
In that great distant land, far away,
Don't enter the rumseller's palace
Because ii looks brilliant and gay.
Spending money in dicing and drinking,
Though 1t give you transient delight
Will serve but to gather around you
The poor moths that follow the light
And their wings arn't strong enough Kushla
To bear themselves safe out of harm;
And when poverty comes they will leave you
TO battle alone with the storm.
So be true to fine sense OF honor;
Twill carry you safely along,
And the prayers Of your mother will aid you
To arise in lifes laboring throng
There's the bell l must leave you'll Oh, Dennis
can't check my tears, though try;
Take my blessing-the best | can give you;
God guard you-God keep you-good- byel
Ogden Freeman.
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THE American export trade is assum-

THE American export trade is assum-
ing larger proportions with each sue
ceeding month, and is destined to set
our financial matters all right in spite
of the Congressional wranglers. Among
the piano exports to Europe and the
South American States the popular firm
of Geo. Steck & Co., of New York, fig
ures largely, because their instruments
have gained the reputation of standing
the most severe climate better than those
of their competitors.
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TILE Cheapest AND BEST ADVERTISING

THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ADVERTISING
to reach readers outside of the large cities
Over ONE THOUSAND newspapers, divided
into six different lists. Advertisements re.
ceived for one or more lists. For catalogue
containing names of papers, and other in.
formation and for estimates, address
BEALS & FOSTER, Al Park Row Times
Buildingl, New YORK.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-04-06

MOTHERS! Mothers Mothers Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for all diseases incident to the period of teeth.
ing in children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the child
gives rest to the mother. 1t is an old and
Well-tried remedy
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-04-06

QUEEN VICTORIA has seven palaces.
Threei in London: Buckingham, st James
and Kensington. Her out-of-town
palaces are at Windsor, at Osborne, Isle
of Wight, and at Balmoral in the Scot
fish Highlands.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1878-04-06

JoHNsoN's Anodyne Liniment is, without
doubt, the safest, surest and best remedy
that has ever been invented for internal and
external use. 1t is applicable to great
variety of complaints, and is equally bene-
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