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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
To wmOM IF mAx CONCERN.


This is to certify that have been affect.
cd for the last three years with chronic In
fiamation Of the bladder and torpid liver.
Having spent small fortune with the
best medical talent could obtain in San
Francisco, and visited the various springs
In CALIFORNIA; hoping to find relief. Hav-
ing found none gave up all hope Of be-
ing cured and dropped ali medicines and
doctors. While reading one Of the daily
papers saw an advertisement Of medi-
cine called Nouphreticum, preparation
prepared by DR.. Mintie 4 Co., of San
Francisco. Twas persuaded by my wife
TO try It, and went and bought bottle.
Having taken that enc bottle I found
much relief, all pains ceasing and feeling
nauch better took two more bottles AID
am now perfectly restored to health and
strength, thank God, for the Superior skill
of DR.. Mintie q Co. Any one who may
doubt this statement can call at my reRi-
dence and see me.
J. r. MOORE, l27 Fifth Street.
Portland, Oregon.
September IL, 1873.
DIR. A. z. MINTIE q CO.-Gents: 1
volunteer to say your Engliah DandeIion
pills equal and even surpass ali you
claim .sfr0m my experience in their use. p
Fancy they have no equal for Dyspepsia
IA. srRowBRrDaE.
First Street, Leather Merchant.
Portland, Sept. II, 1878.
DR.. Al. e. MTNTIE q Co.-Gents: / VOL
unteer to say your English Dandelion Pills
equal and even suTpass all YOU claim
sfrom my experience in their use, fancv
they have no equal" for Dyspepsia and
Liver troubles. Proprietor Occidental Ho~
tel, First Stree. 8. d. SnITs,
Occidental Hotel.
Druggists can send their orders 10
Messrs. Hodge, Davis q CO., wholesale
druggists, Portland.
DR. MTNTEE & CO., treats all chronic and
Special Diseases with Esnccosa. No. 165,
Second Street, corner Morrison, Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01

Young gentleman who wish 10 reflect
credit At the State Fair on-their own taste
and Judgment should by all means purchase
their outfit at Tho ono price ready pay store
Of Al. Wheeler at Shcsld.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
Liver the KING.

Tho Liver Il the Imperial Of the whole
human system, as II controls the life
health and happiness of man. When II Il
ailments are the natural result. The diRes.
ton OF food, the movements OF the hear
and blood, tho action Of tho brain and
nervous system, are all Immediately con.
nectod with the workings Of the Liver. II
has been successfully proved that oreon'a
August Flower u unequaled In curing all
persons affected with Disp0psia or LiyeI
Complaint, and all tho numerous sympt.
oms that result from an unheaaAhy condi.
tlon OF tho Liver and Stomach Sample
bottles 10 try, 10 cents. Positively sold
In all towns on tho Western Continent
Three doses will prove that II Is just what
ven want
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01

We are glad 10 be abIS 10 announce that
Rev Rob't l. Stevens Is fast recovering from
his recent severe illness. In some manner
the report that he was dead became current
on our streets during tho irst Of the week.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
snDATIyns AVE 3TlNULAsTs yNusus Tos,ou


Aicohd-Cheers, iDebrstss, leaving depression.
teil0ws Hypophosphtss gives YiSasity and buoyaDey
leaving onergy.
Oplum-boothss narcotics, and depFesses
Fellows HypoIh0spites- stimulates, anltnatss and
tnyig0rataa.
Opium RENDERS The nerves nsonsibls 70 pain, but
lowers nervous vitality.
keh9ws Hypophoapbltos Casssps " be regardless
- pain, BY raising nervous vitality.
Opium pulls down. Fellows HypophosphltSs builds up
opinm pSasons. Fesows' Hypophos. IL the antid0ts.
AIsohol poisons Rell0wI Hypophos. II the antid0ta
.eesoeo P9ies Fellows Hypophos. b the Rntldots.
peblllty and disease from any 4 poison Pei.
loNS hyPophosIihitaa u ever the antidots.
- has already accomplished more good than All
geheF RENE lies eosnblned. IL nsyer fails when used
~ afeetsd II euFua the sick eastAns tbs dFooJana
and pFssar9es the healthy. Ever Hasndina isyor
IaarFing Peii0we HyPophosphitss Is nsod success.
fully IN Diseases d the blood, Nerves. Mnselea bones
. tns inneenS q digestion, nutrition ihinklnR Tl.
agfntAhdipE hsAFihgs sesing. ieeag, tasting, ssng
and even seakinR, Wheneser there u M organic ifss
feT particulars ses Fellows 'AedliAi MoB1hIy," al
Al DruaKiatA. nIawS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
FIrs Meetings.

Linn Engine Co. No. 2 holds its next reg.
ular meeting on Monday evening of next
week.
Albany Engine Co. No. l holds It's regular
monthly meeting for November on Thursday
evening of next week.
All members should try TO answer to roll
call at these meetings, It is the only way
to have good, live department.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
ssLong Division

Only eighteen divorce cases come mp at the
present session of Circuit Court in this coun-
ty. Where is there Court, even in Indi-
ana, that can beat that nunber2 Linn coun-
ty is entitled TO the belt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
Admitted 10 CitlaenshIp.

Our old friend John Shea, of Sweet Home,
was admitted 70 citizenship in the Circuit
Court last Tuesday. He is native of New
Brunswick, but is now free born American
citizen to all intents and purposes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
Ladies' Ala soeIeIy.

This soeiety will hold business meeting
at the residence Of Mn John Althouse On
Thursday afternoon Of next week. A full
attendance Il requested.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
surveying Party Returnea.

W. B. Barr and party, who have been sur
veying two new townships in the Forks of the
santiam, opposite Sweet Home, came down
= few days ago. The job has not yet been
completed, and win not be until next sea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
cone o CaIlfornla.

On the 10Th ult. Mrs Dr.. Wilcox, and
Mra. R. s. strahan and daughter, left this
city for California oa ; visit to friends il that
State They viii probably stay down there
until next spring
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01

Rev. I. II. Wells viii hold divine service
at 81 Peters Episcopal Church next Sunday
morning. November 81, at II o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
Id DC calvarT- ehareh.

Subject next Sabbath morning The Sec.
ond Coming Of Christ" In the evening
there win be gospel meeting 70 which all
are cordially welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01
Letter List.

The following Il the iiat Of lstlaFs rsana aiming
In the fost once, Albany. linn county, ore.
Gon. October 81. Isis Persons calling for theaa
Al seFffaNd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01

DR.. B. o, Smith has just received what
he calls IOOO-gallon gas apparatus for rem.
rdering patient insensiDae to pain while q
tooth Is being extracted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-11-01

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
Tmn SrnnrI Yomng Won.

Burlington Hawkeye: About
week ago there were two smart young
men got ON a Burlington aud Cedar
Rapids train and laid themselves out
to amuse and instruct the passenger7'
Very many funny things saidfand very
many funny Things did these two brill
liant young men, and IL did seem as
though providence had been just too
Kind to the other passengers To let
them ride on the train with such smart
young men. But presently there
doomed up for them colossal oppor'
tunity when lady, attended by llt-
tie girl and little dog, came into the
ear The two young men We'd win
each other in saying funny things
ABOUT The pup. Presently the funniest
young man said, in tones of perplexity,
well, let me see, they make dogs
pay on this train, don't they ?" And
then the lady turned around, and said
III just the driest tones you ever heard
lady say anything, "rhen you'd bet
ter get oft before the conductor comes
i'm There was great deal OF laugh
ter in the car between the place where
that accident occurred and Burlington,
but the men who were killed at the
siege of jerusalem were noisy, roaring,
bowling bacchanaliaus a week ago, In
comparison with those two young men
for the rest of the trip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
MARK TWAIN.
Tho AnsleSt Nmn om the S,aG-uow Me
Nus Bounced.

Tho AnalaEt snn Om the S,an-uow Me
WHs Bounced.
San Francisco CAl.: Ihe reporters
during this period were Frank w
Gross, late secretary and superinteud,
ent Of the Mint, Charles w. Crocker
dead, w. IA. McGrew (present legis'
lative correspondent, Ernest G. Stock
(presenJ criminal news Tep1rter),
Sam &. Clemens CMurk IWan")
All, with the exception of the latter,
Industrious and useful IN their places
In saying this, we do not wish TO
detrAct from Mr., Clemens at all bnt
truth CDmpeis Ia 70 stale that one o.
the best Am arican writers, in his way,
and who has matte wealth and fame
by his pGn, was the most useless local
reporter it has ever been our lot to
meet. The business AT that time ne
cegsitated, OF course, q good deal of
physical activity, ana for this reason
only, we suppose, WAS not nj all IN
Clemens line. An amusing and
characteristic instance of THIS year
may be given:
MARK said the managing editor to
him one day, "there is riot going on
among the stevedores along the city
front, Get the facts and make col
umnn
Wa.a.s," he responded, with his in.
imitable drawl "but how can | get
them? There's no street railroad
down that way. You wouldn't want
fellow to walk mile to see a couple
of 'longshoremau in fight, would
yoU?"
Mr.. Clemens remained in the office
about six months, The want OF ii
more active man for reporter became
pressing, as the paper was suffering in
It's local columns At last the manag'
ing editor observed one day, while he
and Clemens were sitting in the ed
itOriR room:
"Mark, do you know what ! think
about you as a LEGAL reporter"
"Well, what's your thought ?'
"lhat you are out of your element
in the routine of the position; that
you are capable of better things in lit
ersture.p
Mark looked up with queer twin
HE in his eye.
"Oh, ya.a p, see. You mean to say
don't salt You
"Well, to be candid, that's about the
size Of itn
"Ya.ses Well, Pm surprised you
didn't find that out five months ago"
There was q hearty laugh. He was
told his unfituess for the place was
discovered soon after he entered on 1t
but he was allowed to remain till he
had made the stake he wanted.
Mark IS rich now, and deservedly
SO, He il famous also. But they
were pleasant days in ,he lang syne, II
he was poor, when S'aule, Ayres, Barnes
mes, himself and McGrew formed the
whole staff of the Gail in the cosy
editorial rooms at 6l2 Commercial
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
TOntvr0 nAutlIT.

PLUd rOBACru-N iiEluis bright quo
ppuudN, Nastli do du Huuhuu uAtfb TWIST, bHOt
zoe, no uu uAtra Ulu tWlht, ONuiU uu iut.
dlum ana l9ln twlsL lNpuUr uu % uuuh II
~, twist, laAhio, do Mahogany navy d., lh,
hs, lbGlNG louisville navy bright mhhug-
ANY, blai6c, lodO mahogany, i'Dsll'; 90 du
mahogany y cmss ihti Ol DO 90 dark ma'
hugauy, $4,000, do $50 nae bl ck, NN'lc,
FlNE tU = 'uulcu, ~ slQDi iuu alum, pH
Soc, fair, I0JtSic; common, tudb,',
SMOklNG viz luit Hmulng, ilg ana y
jOg0lc. kontucky $4,000; common "a Huoi,
aUNs fancy, AZ iuQuNlly u iuogl 90, uuu
rhdu z, imported, pur 10, 81 u,
DOMESrIu ,lHAltS-utya 5000 lOOi
Hura ana Havana, i1usn, do No tcrtp nuoin
ooWid, tuAneOliout H.vd, pBili ordinary
lDGlh, cavfUutS Had riAcs, il9l3.
ldfOlt I'D CIGARS, pr q por 100, Res
del ray, sl6l; Llndrus, tll1 BrrVaS, sllJi Cuu-
chUs, slju, FurdG luustao, sllO, LUudioh ir
G rte, $40; Opera Grand, sllU Operas, tlOi
opera krna, ~, ituuH Victoria, s.VG hunih'
DO cigarettes, a.
SNUFF- Mhcoaboy Sj@SSci ltappo French
81; scotch ana DundyfUot, S5yoioi common
UlV.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
AaussE spAuish Cans

The great novelty Of the carnival AT
FAIla THIS year Was the arrival 0i "a bod,
pl siAl Yiour Spanish students from Mad
llh They were al Young men nt good
mmlly, who bad extended ior ihis sra,
son mo excursion which lhry are an
euslntlei 90 make every year in 0irni-
yal 10 some town Ia spain They wore
lhe costumes pt students NJ Salamanca
ol We sllernll century harlequin can
WIN IVORY spoon Instead 0l leather
plhek velvet yesl aud Lflt, with sleel
blllmsi black knee hrafohes black
silk hose, black kid shoes, with black
bows and steel buokles black cloth
CLOAK and white gloves. The cutters
we're strung with ribbons Of tho national
pnllors Of spaln-rtd and yellow flny
pl lhe troop were musicians, their ins
slTnmenls being the guitar the violin,
Tue banduTla the ilule, and The
panderp ono afternoon they gave a
performance on the terrace la front of
lhe operahouse, aud one Of their mum.
Der executed national dance, which
was NJ once graceful and curious
Victor Hugo made the shortest address
OF his Ito IN greeting them In tho sim,
Ple words. Sons Of Spain, ! am your
friend 4 depuialion Of two hundred
flrls students called upon them and
babe Ih'm weleoms While mpauder,
ing along the bouleyards lhe Spanish
Lads played the national melolies with
= precision, spirit and fire that set every
head aud foot In motion
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27

Nrw orLrArs. Maroh 40 ~

NEW ORLEANS, March 20 Flour Is dull
and lower, supernne 81 0O; Xxx 81 80; XXX
si 81 @@5 90; higher grades - .o5O 90, Corn Is
iiys and firm. st. Louis 3ic; cnoice S793sc.
Coffee quiet; csrgoes Ordinary 10 prime ia
rio gold. sugar is dull; common to good
com mon So, aBI4 c; -taif to fully fair 6L@,7c;
nri me 10 choice y 4gSu; yellow clarified sac
ne. Molasses IL In good demand, oommon /,
termenting, lSd2Dc; fair, not fermenting, 20
l,1Sc. nrime choice 32d42c, Rice steady;
ordinary tocholce Louisiana jh95'4c
Nry YORK, March 26.-Flour is a shade
armer. without decided change In price,
n oderata export and home trade demand,
closing steady; southern flour, common 10
faIr s. OOa7 IS; god 10 choice 50 eO9s3 ~;
Wheat Il unsettled, opened firm and closed
shade stronger, better Continental export
demand, particularly for winter wheat; No.
snrIng ST sOiSal 81; No. winter red 81 321s
al 81; No. white 81 sal 40; No: winter
"a sl s6ix Corn Nc lower on grades below
No ?. moderate trade, export home usei I'M
graded western mixed ii85ic; yellow south
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
BRY aooDs aARggT.

PRINTS ilnhes bl.i llnKH 9algl Shifting
lrli hnll No. d isit STANDARDS, lilci hilltl
ny nalnlh, poi HHrmpnyi 90
Known hHhEll hun-Ailunilr, A, hl-l
indian bead, hghrl Nashville, "A, ltf
lllrti " hspi Lawrence Llli 1901 hHuuri
~, . lie nwlghLh'.i leppipI, u ispi Z,
BLEAdiifb MusLINs wamsulta, a.
'sG tfull ~ ihH iuuu, 1901 lnnsialHi Nitr
llnpghpoi Peabody, ani New Jersey, q, M
Nhhhhu, pr
puuRh Arlington Rnwn, Nj ~ Cham 4.
ga INlllrd, lisr, lewiston flHil stripe, lh3
lhWhluNn thppsi Aeei Arlington Fancy
pAAhl.lcs-tolb 5',oi FLAT b'so. lilgh
pOlufa 10 hlHher
cul1htr lEANa- Naumkoug, Vie, Fem,
buriuu, w SUFFOLK, uep,
Tltkh AmuhkpRH AGA, NAV Lewiston,
Hlllul ilri ln hh'ln, 1904 iu plhihi 1901 hrthuru
A. lAni tuulhlOSH gold medal lari un Goa,
Evei 90 dis, No. !, iNui Eastern 4, rr,
lHtthh. hpnuum 1851 Amuupua, llci
Caledonia, No, 70 lnr, Para lup, To-
ntNl boston, h'sri unUlh Nv, NV
ulls, hli, l34Ol ufk, 100 CLARA b, 100,
pthNioIs-Arllnglon, htape, tNrptlH,
l3'8ri AuuhkUng, l2n.
Hilut 10 American Olyci ulasgow, d'i,
llpj Alanhlun, ba, brown, l4iso
blNullAMN~Am uskrhg, uo, hnirh, vi,
ltgnlfuw, Doi southwark, 'ri dress Aloa,
1910,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27

lnfFtt-lavai per %, lsa3ai IA, cnolce
A ~ lnmt A4A l-ifi Nmmpn ~
lnhl lAfiA LNE-Y auuus hr.nds
d WE 10 as per raHri ~ 1thnl
llnii -hHnhHral pnf hhl, tlnNl.fsll I'd. kit
y mstl Ehlir nsh,hil. hst
litlthl Ans hnri, bod Qua, iltalr.
Fl7ii -ilnrl pdn,A, 30 b.U3iala
LAhll- ln iltrnr, l-ia4lNr, .IIh pails. loo
100 l'tfi Ani NJ lh in unt, u itfllr
~ n,.97 rer ln, mne prands. 4fslh'.ci
huLD AhsEs-fanry Lnui iona. psr Fai,
we 'hnlnri "snN fuma nah 1886
f-lnuislaua, par No, IsTl-lf.
QUAR- - uIauuIHinl lHT Dr., IIlaIlg
lfuaArli u l-gslfl ruHdrrd, Id l-aaIl..
lHunii A. ptl ln, lNl-lfln 1926 lhnlra
lsinlsianH, lil 1901 frimri liss l-1pi urli-
hhll ~ fMT hsh 1901 pummnh, a,iass.
sun A-lasei hl'fHih. Engllall hil Tao
nfAnpn Various umuis, prf lh. H.aia
,H1n 3 l'-nliyrl h,siH fancy iohlsl ppfbpi,
HALi'-llyerpool taoh. n msib uhlo
rtef w ppls v ias. tp table, p,r sack . l'l
A-urnp0Wief, lOal6oi Imperial, sos
Ma' Japan tnthp, uulnpH wHtp'
y lNlHAt-NlltL -lsn ri hhlip Wluri n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27

pH 6lh3 in. paff dnll lta 81 a. laser. COT
I ltri $3.50, lNlri ana flrflf, hfguas lisil
I tplli job lpla iiissii'ie sold
~ ialpis. hanH .a.-finur Il ~ ialT da-
I lnAnl nf tAilHs pfle. unrhhngrl isnpflln
] hll fl IHi tni candy H INal la NnfAi
ifWrli Dol And f4Ilfl liiafl ass No, dO.
pafl iti r- spFlugH ll's nii inf slnguf
llnsN lnlu h.,f uAn uuli ~ eo hlr
nfui 4f hIft haIlfft n0 NiifH WHISKY tlralF
~ N 0l pMk gulft ipNpng ~ A lAli
nuurf al m. huIh nNala null, nnlN inhhlng
lialH hHrHni a'..il'. NfIH lIa4 I'd |uf hhnnl'
nfla. flnaI 400 sln rIrnl aiife,
i|IIH~ Moderately HNI Nf nflWr M eNnIfH
nHuln shlpnnF atrf ~ ifAa ih nniulsl
lrlhuh t4 NIl
sheep III arWandiun business nnlng ipT
lhfk nifuuplfi Halla hrHff rNlpplnH lnHi-
lnHs hpHll plinB h ihal nl
fliars nni Wpsl
HitYEfps, Mnffh ~ liiis luleli hpi
lfIi. nil fHlrHrl lnku llahi aallna li'sri
slHrk fiIIHi 1851 tNH ll'. vet sailed o.
lriipi 49, hNiHhnIh flefn 80.
Wool NninlnHi mnilum M nnp iHll rllp
ilrf ni bun " stlfi rllian lAalna WptirfA
Ani hrkirAn lnalir'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
aailg &erala.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


u..|HHufU lilt.i 90 HuununHH iha laWf
.lI.HAA mr aldermen ui thr flIHl
au I|a.lnH AlWlls 70
...r .ulhuulHl apl requested IN nn
..Ur. flr unuIrrfN, Do hrhNliiE as a
uIH.UrlHl Aldruuau nI iNp fpullh Mald,
H.rulH AWu-' l''A'
t. .la authorized ana requested W 40,
n0uuU iuu name ~ u, A. nFlnttA 10
.iuUalr ur Alderman lmm no Fourth
W.Il Election Apnl p. lalh.
t. aIe authorised aHi requested g au-
aouuI tLa name ~ COLONEL W, 4, iiul.-
rAtu fOr Alderman 90 lhu Ihld Ward,
t.sI,ll Aprll e, la'h'
Ws nla authorized ana requested ~ an
r5uufr iHf name OF coli J a. CALDWELL
ra.auuiauta lll AluuNnal nom thn INST
Want Election anu silaia'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27

Weuo authorized und requested 10 an
ruunca NIX, q, j, GREl \ aA Il candidate lul
JIy Assessor Hud Collector ~ the ensuing
election, Apnl =, 1915
We are authorized ana requested 10 an
nuuroa Nh THOMAS A, PIlAhEA, fm d
candidate for tho ONCE Of City Assessor anu
Collector, Eleollop April 2, us.
Wr usr authorized sud requested 10 An-
nulutn MR, j, n, OGDEN us u candidate Tor
reelection to the once Of CITY Assessor aud
Collector
We arc authorized aud requested 70 an
uOuurp tho uNuo OF JuLlUSO BOGEL ~ "A
oaudlIa,g FOR GltY Assessor and Collector
We uro authorized aud requested 20 an
uouncp Mr. JOHN H. GANO rs candidate
for cay Assessor ana Collector. Election
April ~, lb,s.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nnuucu the uumo OF q. A, GILL as n cnndl'
date for the Odice 81 city Assessor ana Col.
lortOr, Election April 2, 1875,
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CIub.Prices for the Rest Home and
Foreign Literature.

Philadelphia Evening Bulletin: Possessed
of THE I.lvtNa AGE and one or two other of
our vi saoious American monthlies, q sub
whois situation
: For slO.5O The LIVING AGE and either one
OF the American 81 MonthlIes Tor Harper 3
Weekly or Basar) will be sent far a year,
both postpaid; or. for $3.50, THE LIVING AGE
and the ST Nicholas, or Appleton's Journal.
Address LhFFELL a GAn,
nov2oddwlt Boston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27

II would have pleased Charles
Dickens 10 know that another move
has been made la the great "Jenuens
ease" which ho immormImd under
the name Of "Jhrndyoe against darn,
dyee,' A gentleman who for tho la,t
twenlyseyen years has been engaged ili
this complicated inquiry, has Issued u
statement and pedigree from which il
appears that Mr. Elisha MARTIN, ol Lon,
don, and Mr. lssac Martin, OF Colches,
ter are respectively the heir-at.law and
next OF kin Of the male line OF the Jen,
mems family. The yaluoo OF the personal
estate involved in the case Is estimated
at SlOOOOOOOO, and the real estate zen,
tai NJ S2,OOOOOOa year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives TO the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West,
It's passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the state. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Carh
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q Il. ny
NJ S,ii.; Hannibal at lO:i5 u. M, and sedalia
at 645 p. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin anu Hons
ton without change, Connection is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the NJ,
X. d Il. ut Denlson for II. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort scott, Kansas city and all
points North and East; with the Texas a Pa
ciiiO at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
ut Houston with the o., IL. \ :. A. for San
Antonio, the g., ii. a II. for Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory SteeIT
shil Tor all points on the Cult and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool 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 nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers ana
shippers In preference TO others,
st. Louis Express leaves galveston daily
at 100 .. M, Houston at 400 y. M, Hearne
at 1900 p. no., Dallas 6:S5 o. m. ana Denison
at ll:4b q. m.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-27
Great Through Route!
AND
AIN ARTERY OK COHMRRCE AND TRADE

And offers the Pest Routes, on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accommoda.
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire