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GENERA. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ Between Sew YORK. amt HuNre
Cumpauys MGR neW - North River. loot of Morton Il
Amtuuuc, nrlutd .Wtdnp-d SHAY. Auril l6 $50 T. NJ
France, lrudolo Wednesday. Apul 80 ~ ~, n
Lol Is DE BEblAN Agent. % Broadway.
DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Fer loot ui Canal 81, Nurth RIVER
FOX SAN FRAN, lStO, VIA lSIlIMlS OF PANAMA.
steamship toLoN, Monday, April ~. noon, connecting
Tor trulfn ANA South America and Me Ncn
FROM san FRANCISCO FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
steamship CITY or fEklNG' Thursday. Nav L. noon
fkOM SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU, NEW XEA.
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
steamship CITY Oi SYDNEY. Monday. Aprl IA noon
For freight ur general Information amply at Company's
ONCE ON the Pier loot at Canal st.. y X
SPEC lAL NOllcE.-EMlGRANTS forwarded t0 SAN
FRANCISCO, sou rliERN CALIFORNIA ARIZONA.
NEW ZEALAND. ana Al SfRALlA For pa sage and in
formation ~ regard 10 routes apply ~ the Passenger De
pHrtment 2i7 broadway
ROrTERDAM LINE steamers leave Com.
7 tALAND .- April rs " 4 sCloLfEN Ami 90
PUNCH, EDNEE l.. W. NORRIS
p VIM t. Fr.isht AstS $50 Bway Gen pass Agent
CrATE LINE--To glasgow. Liverpool belfast and
pLond9nderry from Pier y, \ too canal ST., Thurs
days Passengers at through rates to all leading cities Of
Europe steeraee, so. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 Co
Agents, II Broadway. STEERAGE OFFICES Al as
Broadway ami per loot OF Canal st.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOIS IN PHILADELPHIA;
TWO IN NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
AENl AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL 7, 1879
Express Trains New York via DesbroaSea and
C0ruandt streets Ferries. As follows
80 40, $40 y 90 lAmitedl, II A. NJ; l, $50 T. SO
80. $50 ami 10 T. NJ. 49,
Boats OF "BrOoklyn Annex connect with ali throuyh
trains at Jersey CITY, afiordng speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel N
Returning trains leave Philadelp hA ~. Ol, sos
-, \, $50 aud II 4. NJ, d-imied Express 80 r
M !, 1:n. J, and 7 33 +, NJ. On SUNDAY, l2:Ol
40, 800, 4, $50 A. NJ 1. 1855 =. ".
Ticket Offices, i26 and ga Broadway Aston Honsa
anu loot OF De hrusses and C0rtandt Court ST and
brookyn Annex Depot loot of Fulton ST. Brooklyn; liz
iloand lls Hudson st Hoboken; Depot, Jersey CITY
Enigl ant ncket ONCE, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, L, P. FARMER,
Ssheral AAnAger. 0enl PASSENGER Agent
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NIrrKoroIITAN ELEyATTn nan.

METKOPOIITAN ELEVATED RAIL
WI WAN.-oprn from go 4. VI TO - +. W. Rector
ret-Ncare>t point tor all Street Ferry aud
with ears South Ferry Curtlandt strcet-Nearcsi
point tor Jersey Citv aud 'onmumpaw lerlcs Park
placc-Nelr.tt point tr Post ohlce ,iy Hal aud Bar
clay street. Ferry tu NuuuNtu chambers Near
e,t point for fa'ouia AMI Erie Rlilwa, Ferry Franklin
street NrHud srctNrurt>t POINT pcshrusses Street
Ferry 60 Jersey tltN. amt with Dts
bros-es uui tir Grand street ferries Blceckcr
Connects VISTA ears for rsst ami west Eighth street
Ncarrs unmt Tor Christopher Street Ferry Hohkcn
connecting with Tor Chri-iupher and East Tenth
street, ferries Fourteenth sircct-Nearest point 20 Union
square. NallacN's ami Lyceum Theatres Academy at
Mu,c ryin- amt laWmany Hans, connecting with cars
Tor hast twenty tnrd dud Iwtnts-fourth street ferries
lNvutNflrl strctt-Nrarrst point 20 booths St Jane,
AMI Pdrk Theatres. Grant Opera Hnu~'. Gimuges Gar
den ami Masonic Temple ant Twcutytrd STREET Ferry
tn jersey city Thirty ihiri srcet-Nrarc.t point u
standard. br"MiwHN and ftth Avenue Theatres. Aqua
mum ana st francsco Mnstrels. connecting with car,
tu McthAN kcn Ferry. Forty second street, nnect
WIN New forh rru fer COMPANY, cabs Tor Grand cen
truI Depot fuurth street FiNtighth strcct--GOnnect
ing with car. ut Be Line Railroad Nearest point or
Central Park Flttvthird street ami Eighth avenue
Fnr unit WI trains take east side stations For down
town trains take west Gee stations Trains will run 10
a~tl 4 ami 18th and a3i AMI 9Th av alternately
ia,e luceni, cNc.pt between the hours 81 30 and d
A NJ and D aud T. N. . when the tHrr is cents
WV GARRISON. President
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Cutting on hi. Finger. to Escape Work.

FfT7l NJ TItTfEIHI TT7IFNIeIFT
COLUMBUS. Ohio, ADril In the peniten-
uarN. this morning X d. Huntington. a convict from
Ashland three fingers hi- lctt hand 90 escape
work lie Thought that the work was too difficult 'or
him He laid has Vft hand block ami with hathci
In his right began chopping The nrst blow took ~
about halt inch from the last three fingers Again he
struck. hcwiu- on at the fingers still think
INK that he hal not taken on enough. he slashed away
again Al this juncture the guard saw him.
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c1lauttO---Malts.

lSAftfRbAY fvENtSG' kPRiL ~ at O'Clock, ut -
Ih e. Imortam , % 0 attend Bssers wish
ing to Join will be admitted on the payment OIL one
dues ,---.,
BY order OF the Committee.
rINO RNKFRS.-wantcd. good foreman on bread.
Il Apply at e3t I'd nv, corner OF ooth St
NIrANTED-A salesman in retail wall paper and
PAN, o or c one any 11 ,g wo .hndcs XGdress
with reference c. g.. box 1873. sun Office.
II-ANTEu-A Gordon rrcssman one who has some
w knowledge of composition prglcrrcd AppN by Jet
ter only. to c. j EVLRS, O. Nassau st.
VlTANTEn-Good white duck pantaloon makers
w Apply. with references on Monday lfti inst, cor.
ncr Broadway and Warren st. DLNLlN co
WANTED metal ornament moaIdcr to do piece
"''" 'rfErlXGNIE a DE Moorff iis Worth st
WANTED - mcu on iarni must understand milk.
w inc Amply ut % ana ~ this a VI In uilk depot,
corner South ist and Oh SIS. Wilnmsbursh, L. l.
WANTED-rwo youns rnec men who have had
retail Write io BOYS Department. station A.
XVANTED-A clean. steady man tor Kitchen work
w and 10 open oysters Apply at President St. SCUM
BROOKLYN.
NNANTED-some nrst class locomotive and steam
w car SPRING makers. Address T. NJ. box l6s, sun
office
VVANTED-Aro .t black smith. Apply to
w GREEN KELLY im Plymouth st. Jersey city
w WN WHITE. Contractor
NVANTED-Lascr and ale botticrs. name last place
w employed. AddrrssJ b c. box los sun Office
IVANTED-A rooi pancr HANGER Call, between II
w and " O'Clock. at 20 West 2eih IT.
VVANTED-carpentcrs,a at 3ta East 18th st
81 POUNDS Green, black. or mixed tea 30 quail.
- ~ ~ tranted' pounds coffee, 'pc SAMPLE TEA
co, 2d3 Pearl VI and ~ Fulton Il. down stairs
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SCARF ano auums.

A NEW Boarding House Opened Clerks and me.
n chHmcs can have good hoard. pleasant rooms, gas
and bath, terms moderate $40 West 21th st.
4 FEW gentlemen can have good board and SINGLE
- rooms on reasonable terms, day bOarders lO1 East
Broadway
A FEW more respectable ladies and gentlemen nc.
n commudated in new house. - East broadway; $500
and 80
ROA -Excellcut rooms, with board 81 per
ID week table board. 81 70 per week l75 Hudson i
ROAKD.-lri'aie fanny good rooms; bath and gas
ID 2ls We dlth ST., It bell
GENTHAL HOTEL. 253 Canal st. near broad.
y way good rooms, 1uc day, 81 ~ ~ per week
DOM nnd bedroom, comfortably furnished; rent
~ moderate l4i Narick st., near Spring s.
kT NAUICk Sr.-Furnished rooms with good,
W plain board home cooking, 50 so 10 So workers
home.
I'D ENHH STA lew gentlemen accOmmo-
tNs duied win good board pleasant rooms gas bath
house newly furnished; terms moderate.
1O6 HUDSON SIS so, front basement and
lOO bedroom, newly furnished aud painted no NOV.
ing IN May.
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GiIIinr0a.

A -A.-A.-N.-tlc yer, ruest Biliard Tables ntted
n. with thc Wonderful MONARCH cushions lowest
prices IhcJ NJ Rrun'wicSS Bake Co., ~ broadway.
4 KTIsTIC BILLIARD TABLES. new and
"a second hand balls .luiti. goods IA
lowest prices n. W. tOlLENuER 7Ss Broadway.
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tcrsonal notltss.

OKATIoNS or lectures upon literary, political and
~ other subjects prepared, upon reasonable terms
-. Post ohisc box S.le5. city All correspondence
ttrCtly CONFIDENTIAL
TO WHOM re- MAY CONCEEN.-My wife
Mary Rus-tl, having lett bed Hnd board without
cause or prOVocauuu hereby give notice that shall not
hold myself responsible Tor any debts contracted by her
THOMAS kussELL, Mott Haven \, y
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ALL MAIN LINE TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS USUAL
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Gopnrtn,rsbp llOtitss.

NOIItE is horribly given that John McShaue has
~ ul- dnf retired from the urm oi William Mcshuue
CO., having snld hl7 entire interest therein to Henry
McShHur.
The business viii Hereafter he conducted under the
name aud style ~ WILLIAM MCsllANE 4 co.
New York, April !, 1873
HENRY McSitANE.
joins NrSlANE
RIO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN hereby
give notice that the nrrurrmcut heretofore cNt-tii
between Covert Poole was dissolved the ION
INST All parties arr hereby cautioned from this date
l. b. COVERT
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Upon completion OF transfer facilities OF which due
notice will be given trains will be those branches
to and from the functions
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d0lanito- ttmales.
-UP.Tow> ADyrnTISrus

A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
WAY cave tne,T ,ayor, or tx TN. SuS " the only
.ess Broadway. corner O. ss' St. nli o P. NJ. ana
ESQ 81 az. corner of i7th st, III : n;
oS East l+th 81. corner Union square ull = NJ
SoeAtI. Guar,
A -EXPERT corders on wheeler Wilson ma
'''''' " JAGENAYS OMAHA 40 Church st
A IEXPERIENcED opers.or. on " 4w and
No ~ Mercer st
\ i crici - P&LSER Is 4 i's St ' BrooEiy@ he E
A LPACA coat hand. wanted at 2s7 Wet 4oth It the
y hr.t pricrs IN the cry pnid TO conpcwnt persons
constr E Tr"kiS Ta % &i, steam % s2S ssf
L Own bundles HARRIS co IA Barclay st, 81 Hoor
COLD LEAF cVTrrEtKs,,' 9r s, wan,si fare
HANDS wanted for amp weaving at 2ss Bowcry.
MLLINERs-on niece work IN or out Of the house
vi kAHNWEiLER LEWIS, 81 Wooster 4
OPERATORS wanted. those having their own ma.
" chimes Apply at 30 Howard II No work given out
OSTRICH Wanted good pack.
" or. at % West Houston st. near Mercer.
y II. MACY a CO., IAN 4 and 6th av. want
- 1at ,el ".t sF a nl' ane .6irIins Hppy AT
Suterniendrnt' desk
REN.T Of basement and - monthly Tor Homework,
-
sILyERMAN co, 554 Broadway
SEEMING Machine; Sew Home and Damesuei 80;
GroNrr Baker BENNINGTON. SO DEAN :. Boni II
SEwING MACHINES selling on best kinds,
- smat bargain rented repairing 20 Greenwih av
SEWING Mac99e' New i, Home, s2S Domestic, " 4
WANTED Operators, nasiers and trimmer, on
HARRIS 60, a barclay St. 81 floor
WEAVERs tamlke s!k fringe on hand looms At
w WI NtlS0 ~ =. oat bIohlway
WANTED ggel em9,oi,asre:.- .alin stitches
JVANTED-Fry nr.tclas, new SHIRT roners; low.
w est price &c. per shirt Apply ts29 East $50 st.
dllanitO- ulalts.
NGENTS.-Cnsromer. Wanted -Iloues, teas and cot
~ tees, sample teas. an kinds. 20c.. lbs 5ue our
house ems q lhr nesl mt mos, reliable m ms country
n Tho press are invited TO attend public meeting, at
pyiha-oras Han l3i Cana 4 is lsamiay eVeuinl at
O'Clock JOHN II CLARK, Chairman.
A BLACKSMITH- One that understand. horse
'''' JosEFii coSISS Gi6Ssbnigc y Y city
AGENTS with SOC capital make 80 daily selling
a AMERTs sprlg SHOW Cards 80 Bowery, cor Hester
4 SMART. stcaiy young man wanted to run
u stHrcinS machine at Washington Laundry ga av
CARPET LAYERs-EApcnencea competent
| " sober good Tor the season. WIN BERRl'S
| Sons. 526 Fulton st.. Brooklyn
CARLETON HOUSE, William, corner Frankfort
" St lew well furnished rooms wall be let at $50
DRINTING.-Feed and errand bows wanted Ad
| box 1872, sun Office
| - ETAIL hat salesman wanted. JOHN CALLAHAN
~ lto so"sry' between Grand aud Breoms sta
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aeneral sup,

By order OF the Board OF Directors.
ROBERT STEWART.
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TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLyANiA RAILRnA

THE oLDEsrABLlsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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Arnustm,uta

Amustmtnts.
H. " s PINAFoRE,
THE STANDARD PISAFoRE
STANDARD THEATRE
Admirable in the Acting
Admirable In the singing.
Admirable IN ihe 0rc .l. N,a.. an ,.sr.
Admirable in the Attendance
AN ENTIRE n1 ES;Isg EGGaaiT tD''' "a
NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES. cnoRUs' &C.
ONE Ms1 aGSbh EYSH'pf fEAEGFEohSAS nee
STANDARD PINAFoRE.
MATINEE TO-DAY SATURDAY, stiSo
HAVERLY's LYCEUM, THEArRE.
IL corner l4tl st. and 9th av
j. H. HAvERLY. Proprietor and Manager
LIE PETIT DUO
THE best that has been seen here."-Post
ALICE OATES ENGLISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
SATURDAY. April u. LAST MATINEE OF
LIE PETIT DUO.
MONDAY April 'iiho oFI FSgfIfoPih"H0"
NIHI.o's GARDEN. u,-.-,,,..
hdorssRRs 'cRoWbED isrd TO 5dTiii PERfoRSXScE
Krsy RGSer' BLACK as 5G"S E fcSay
Revival CROOK az NJ.
KiRALfYs CELEBRATED BALLETof ALL NATIONS,
speea,!ies ever sen n one eniG5'Giament WEEP
A NOW oN EXHIBITION FREE,
at the Kurt Gallery,
W H. HARRIsONs COLLECTION
PArYTTlNes.
AT AUCTION rnuR tSbbS& EVENING. APRrLi7.
GALLERY E N&Ts&s & TF gR' sold
CRANnOPERA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING.
" EASTER y 3sD HEHNP Pt u III N EiKk CONCERT
ui f4;NiFNH wFiyIfRr tKSAffr iSSoEB44NL4
MARI .G i' il SghRItS PAsfoRAL SONG, and
XbaaI 81 nv 56 BY REsERyEp SEATS SOC estr.
BOX OFFICE SOW OPEN SECURE SEATS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Re'e5sssq 'csi. ORCHESTRA circle SaI BqiSoS{i zoe
LAST PH&rfSfE The So isVeti,c N arasie,
,ro,NlGHI a. :. r,xyv niiSS;irxpopr
- OF the -. In DAYS best play
Ahd Franz MAyo NN New Scenery and Effects
GAN FRANCIsCO MINsTRELs.
i'1 ill., m0 aaa o sc sps ' PiSHroR sEE'a''
-,.,.,,, san ERANclsCo MlNsrREl .,,,,r,
iermlaaa nav NH he Great WALKING S&fcd
Seats secured Matinee saturday at2
BHoApfMS5HlAh a T%EATEfE rop ~ rISAr0Er
MATINTE At EVENING ATS
Germans original Philadelphia Church Choir Company.
PfNAfORE
OLYMPIC tn EATRE-nondaye ve'g, April IA,
~ FIRST ArPE ARANCE on ANY STAGE,
MISS MARTHA FAIRFIELD
AS ENADNE. supported hv
J 4 srCDLEY and a Firstclass Company.
GEORGE VANDENHOFF's Dickenss morn.
u inr.. tnion League Theatre to-day. - o'clock;
The Queer Client" sam and Old Weller" Bardcll
v rckwick" Reserved seats rs cents. Ponds, IS
Inon square
GREAT AMERICAN MUSEUM, 29s Bowery
VI -child with Two Head. Bearded Giri. Trained
Dogs Talking Machine aud other wonderful curi0s'
tics Open dNlv. 10 A NJ to 10 p. ". Admission l3c.
NAIL NOT to near the real Plantation Julhlre. Hi
Republican Han, IS West $50 ST. to night ats o'clock.
Tickets. % cents
SPIRITUAL CIRCLE, Sunday evening, ~ Z.
- II Bennett 70 Washington square, 4th St Admis
sion so cents
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4 uptown ADVERTISERS
y MAY ieave their favors f0r fHF SuS At the
author zcd uptown Advertisement offices.
AIS Broadway. corner ~ 3lst 81, all D p NJ. and
3O- Vest aad st. corner Of sth av.. I'LL = Z. N.
78O Sd av.. corner Of 9Th II, all = r. NJ.
0S East lith st.. corner InlOn square. ull = 7. NJ
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IN NEW YORK
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-EXPERT corlers on Wheeler Wilson ma
"A chimes 10 work NJ home premises
JAtkMAN O'HARA. 10 Church 81
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EUsNfLl's ICE CREAM, best in The city 2o,
ger quart 10 church lalrs. s. Charlotte, - peI
dozen out oi town orders SPECIALITY. - buIc House
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, in +
sermon at Plymouth church, recently
a!luding to the Chinese question, spok'
rather favorably of them, ard
said: The Chinese are better than
those red -mouthed heathcns who per
secute them and endeavor to bar th'
doors of our republic against them
| would rather have q disciple Of Con
fucius who in his rude way worshiped
his god with an honest heart, than Il
50 called christian who is not willing
10 give his fellow man, although OF
different race, a chance to live in "
cosmopolitan community" When MIR
Bcccher had uttered these sentiments
he paused, and there was vigorous
stamping of feet, which continued full
ly thirty seconds.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

Indiana has woman's prison, which
according to the Philadelphia Times,
is one of the most admirably managed
institutions in the country. The SUI
rcriutendent and assistant superintend-
cut are members of the Society OF
Friends, some of the directors are a $50
II cmbcrs of this society as is also the
wife Of senator Hendricks. These
ladies have demonstrated that such an
institution can be carried on successful.
ly by ladies, not only as to general
management, but also os to finances
Gov. Williams, in late report to the
legislature. thus compliments them :
These ladies have trained the inmat S
If the institution TO habits of industry
,raeticed rigid economy in every de-
.artment. and kept .heir expenditures
thin the appropriation"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

Magazines and newspapers have
been for several years used with ex
callent effect in the reading classes Of
the Plymouth (lnd.) schools. The
compositions and conversation of the
pupils have been improved in a re
markable degree, and the love Of good
reading and desire for further instruc'
ton have been stimulated.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

Boston has taken an extraordinary
new departure in the public schools
The instruction in the primary schools
under the new system, is almost en-
tirely oral. Pupils are to learn from
objects and from the teacher instead
of from the book. The spelling book
is aband oned. and easy words from the
reading lessons are substituted for the
monutonous columns Of rag, tag, bag
gag, lag" etc., over which the small
boy and the small girl have heretofore
nodded. In the grammar grade there
is less parsing, nnd the spelling book
is there also cast aside, and its place
supplied by words from the reading
lessons. The amount Of writing in
copy books is reduced one-half, and
other writing increased. Geography
has also been reduced. The chief fea
ture of the change seems to be the
substitution, to a great extent, OF oral
instruction in place Of the old methods
The result of the experiment will lie
watched with interest. 1t is plainly
system adapted only to first.class teach
ers,' q sort which is everywhere all to-
scarce.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

As it may not be generally known,
we publish the following article of the
revised penal code, which is in full
force:
Art. 761-If any person shall mark
@. brand any unmarked or unbranded
stock with mark or brand not upon
record, he shall be punished by fine
not exceeding five hundred dollars.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

Gro compounded from substances thatare
free from any properties that can inlure
the most delicate organisation. They
Search, Cleanse, Parity, and lnvigorate
the entire Systcin. by relieving the On:
Gorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous humors, and thus imEarf
health and vitality to tho body, cauAng
the bowels to act naturally, without
which no ono can feel we'll.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

Cen. Robertson writes from st. Louis
he Galveston News condemning the
OF the school lsnds. He says
70 put all these lands along with
her public lands upon the market
time of great financial strIn-
will be to sound the death knell
gope OF a free school system from
urce. lie ssys that the rrice
n them will GO far toward fix
rr;cc Of all uncul;ivated lands
ieprecia;e the value Of real
throughout the Stat. He thinks
ould he craftsmanship enough
. run the government without
al our public lands aud al
The future.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22
MAXI EEIS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist now
travelling in this country, says that most of the
Horse and Cattle Powders sold here are worthless
trash He says that Sheridans Condition Powders
are absolutely puro and immensely valuable Moth.
ing on earth Wi make hers lay like Shsridans
Condition Powders. Doso tao tcaspoonful to one
pint food
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-03-22

They fingered At the garden gale
The moon was full sbovei
He took her darling hand In hiss
lie trembling little dove,
And pressed II to his fervent lips
And sonly told his love.
About her waist he placed his arm;
He called her oil his own;
Ms heart, he said, It ever beat
For her, and her alonej
And he was happier than hing
Upon a golden throne.
"Come veal, come wos. in ardent tones
This youth continued he,
IA is the needle to the poe,
Sol will svnstant be;
No power on earth shall tear thee love-
Away, swear, from mel"
From ou. the chamber window popped
A grizzly nisht-cspped head;
A hoarss voice yelled; "You, Susan Jane
Come In and 60 to bed"
And that was aii-it was enough
The young man wildly fed.
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DIpHTHER

,JnhuScn's aroGync linimcrt will positively
preyeut this terrible dsese and will positively euro
nine cases in ten Information that viii save many
lives freq by mnil. Don't delay moment Pr,
yention is better thal cure. I. =. .UitNSON
*, &C., Bnnacr, Maine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-20
sentiment and Sense.

is poor foolishness to run down your
emi es.
When the hedge is lowest the devil
leaps over.
Make yourself necessary and your sue
cess is certain.
He that pelts at every barking dog
must pick up many stones.
Our acts make or mar us-we are the
children of our own deeds.
Health and happiness brings with it
the true secret of beauty.
Watch your own speech, and notice
how it is guided by your less conscious
purposes.
Dost thou love life? Then do not
squander time, for that is the stuff life
is made of.
Commend a fool for his wit, or a
knaye for his honesty, and they will re-
ceive you into their bosom.
No triumph is so great as that of the
soul over the body. 1t is inspired by
the highest motive.
Many a sweetly formed mouth has
been made hideOus by the fiery tongue
within it.
When gratitude has become matter
of reasoning, there are many ways of
escaping from its bonds.
A clear conscience can rest easy OH
bed of granite, while an evil one would
be uneasy on bed of swan-dOwn.