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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08
TIer,iou Notifies.
oPncE OF rnR NKw. YORK FRs ISsuRAs

oPncE OF TIE NETWORK FIR INSURANCE ConPAsY.l
NRwYoRR January 80 1880.
ELECTION.-The annual election for Direc
H. this Company also for three inspectors OF eiec
ton will held Office Of the company, No. ~ Walst
on WEDNESDAY, the 1lth day OF February, 1880 The
polls viii open at L. M and close AZ ] D. m
AUGUSTUS COLS0F. Secretary.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.-rhe Annual Meeting Of tho stockholders OF
the Union Pacific Railway Company for the choice or drec
tors for the ensuing year. and me or any other
which legally before the meeting. will be
held COnpanYs Office ~ Broadway, in the City Of
New-I % X. on WEDN ESDAY the TENTH day OF MARCH
SIDNEY DILLON, President.
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary.
New-York. Feb. Q, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08
THF Union PACIFIC RAILWAY &C
Business Chances.

A LAWYER, located in 1ourishing Western
~ city, Lake Terminus Of T. r.; population 1000 rapidly
increa Wishing Olors for sale valuable prop
erty aud business particulars made known on application
Address H. Box 465 Lnding ton Mason CO.. Michigan.
FACTORY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OF to LEASE.-The premises known as the
Kings County Mandatory Green Point brooklyn with
Greek, the East river
1e good order and well adapted for manu-
featuring purposes particularly for refining Also
vacant los ying a nearer th, river with frontage on
Of 400 by 500 feet deop Apply 10 W.
EMMT T. Room No. Is. No 81 Wallst
TOR SALE. - Valuable Charcoal Furnace
property Hampshire Co. West Virginia, near Baltimore
ONO RR about 500 well wOoied with large deposits
Of superior qualify for wheels and Bersomer mons
Improvements: and bu dinrs engine, &c, com
plCte Immediate operation hvo months charcoal
on hand Apply TITUS ;. EMERY. 1913 Walnutst,
Plilaleirhla.
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SAN FRANCISCO srocKs-oosrIsUED.


The dealings IN Government bonds at the Board
were eSnfned to transactions in the per cents,
S277, 500 coupons selling at 105 SO 1852, anu
strong ali around District of Columbia advanced
to ssh. Al the close the market was firm at the
folloWluQ auotatiOnS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08

The Treasury now holds S363,072. 100 in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week.
1854 700; United States bonds held for circulation
Withdrawn for the week, $S0S.5OO. National
hank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
S342. 357 4s6; gold notes. 81 426 100. The Clearing
Uouse statement to-day is as follows: For the day
Exchanges sos, 355,571 balances, S6,05s,37O;
for the week-exchanges, $720,97S, 1871 balances,
$50 lO5 S04 The business at the Sub Treasury COW
cred Receipts, 81 AIS. $50 payments. S54l 80
currency balance, $685. 75: coin balance,
$106. 549.171.
The foreign exchanges usual on Saturday,
were dull but firm the basis Of the fol-
lowing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08
THE ERIE RAILWAY,

II
i now known a, the NEwYORE. LAKE ERIE aud
WESTERN rAiLhOAD Arrangement OF trains taking
ga m cincinnati and chicago Day Express Drawing
Goa hes T. buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge
NJ connecting with fast trains 10 the ani south
wcst. Pullnans best DuwngroOm sleeping Coaches 10
PIN DAILY Pacific Express for thu West sleeping
Coaches through h. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati
and Chicago without changes also Hotel Dinng cars
p. N. Emigrsnt train for tho we.t
Trains leave On mbers Street Depot. New.Nor for
Newark Gao, ) 30. 1880 40. ago, 30. 6ln $50
D. M aud ~ midnight saturday nights only Sundays 96
Ra6erori land Psssaic g. 1850 Io 1920 the 1920
noon l.i5 g. $50 $40 5:lO 5i3O 60 q: %, p M. ~
midnight sundays. o, $3.50. 1920 m lf5 $50 p m and
Paisrssa 8 Gi'. $50 $50. TO- 1920, 1880 M l2 noon
lao $40, 500 f;20 tiO )lO, 90 5i5o BIO G5Y Z!
1850 \ 10 y. aud ~ mdDight. Sundays o. $3.50, Gl3
1920 A. M. la, $50. p M, aud ~ midnight - = 49, 20
midnight sunday, q, $3.50. 1920 m, lAj O3O p m ana
~ midnieht
Newburs and Cornwall. 1850 a M. $780, 43O p m Sun
Rondont ana Kingston A. m $3.50 p m. Sundays, $50
Goshen g. 1850 o. 1920 r. M $3.50. $780, 49O. p sun
Mlddletown' 40. o. LOGO A. m $3.50, 49, D. m. sun
aay S S9 NJ we p s%oge lam RAILROAD
Port Jeryis 1850 o. 1920 a. m l.SO 9, p. m. sundays
HcrBoas cave 2Sd quarter ard quarter after each
hour nom 5:45 gt5 ~. nc 1910 ana 1873 M
cLes for passage and apartments DRAWING groom and
Sleeping be obtained and orders for the checking
SOS $50 4oI or 055 Broadway ~ VI No COurts. Brook
lyH. or al tho Company's DepOts.
Express trains from the West In NewYork at 1870 a.
''' $50 JNo n. RBBoTr Gen1 Pass'r Agt New.YOrk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
Trains leave for Tngewood CG so PierS o 1i9 s W M
sunnays. m. and ESQ D. The 1880 D. NJ IRAN VIII
leave 80 minutes later saturday nlghs o,o - a,o
JSo. n. ABBOTT Gen'l Pass'r AgL, New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08
6teamboats anb Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
AZ Leave New-York from foot of Desbrosses and oort
500 a for Washington. Piaburg. Columbus Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Chicago Richmond Charleston
Chic. Pits 6utg and Chicago
y. m for Washington ana tho West Pullman from
Ne~Yo 10 Baltimore and ashington, maSlhg close con-
nccton4 for p1jtsburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville
and - I0us Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Cincn
nsti and ST. LOUIS
1000 D. NJ dav for Washington The South and West Pail
man seepers from NeWYOrk baltimore and Washn etOa
making Chicago Cincinnati indanapO
s I0nsvi. st Louis, Columbus, Pftsburg the
Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore Cncu-
matt. connects Washington with trains FOR Lynchburg
Florida. Now Orleans and the south
through tickets Please cal NJ LompN1ys ONCE 3l3
ork 'lcEet Offices, loot Of COrt1ndt
M Uosbrossea-sts aud DepGr. jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS NEBHASKA
a = Ia
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EW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Leave New York foot Liberty ST. C. r. r. Of =. J.
s;ls A. gdalc. Toms River Bancgat auo IN
teIUeflat Station. 49, , .-..-. =. NJ,
I:l5 p. m-for Toms Rivrr. Nneand all stations 10 BAY
Side AND FOR 4 ILAN II' CITY. ,r.,..
z. m.-For FdrWuriar Toms river barn CAV iHV@p'
inn A. IL HhllndnuLlA
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election Noiires.


BRANCH OFFICE
THE OCEAN NAyIGAIlON AID PIER co.
% SCUM
SEW-YORK, January 30. $780,
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting stockholders OF this company, for The eec
ton Of Directors and 1nspecoTs % e ton for The
ensuing Will be held the bI anc ONCE Of this company
on Monday LIST OF March. 1880
A EDWARD WIGHT.
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08

EREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECrION.
Leave foot Of Ibery-st. FOX Freehold at So IAo No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08

There WAS a little moro business done IN state
bonds, but without presenting any sPeciI @
Alabama class sold at 60 South CarOlLa 0S non
f1ndable az 63s06 Tennessee 6S cid at 3Il2o3l
aud new series at 33l2. and Virginia consolidated
ex matured coupons at 50l2.
The sales OF city bank stocks covered North
America i20l at 30, Importers and Traders lo at
pos, aud American Exchange l5Ol at l2O.
In railroad bonds the conspicuous feature was the
continued demand for the ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain incomes ; the first rs rising from % to "a
$685. and the second Us IRON T4I2
70 7sa77l4. The second mortgages a. so
descent was made upon the Mobile and ONO
arst debentures, which drove tie price down TO
7Olo but later there were sales at r. Enc second
sonsols were dull in the early hours at 90SsO9Cos,
but before the close became active and rose 10 81
Missouri Kansas aud Texas first consOs ana sec
onds were almost stable as tirst-class investment
bond, their prices tiuctuatiDg no more than y per
cent c., c. and l. &. first assented after declining
10 per cent to 81 % TO 81 and closed AT 93 Lake
Erie and Western issues, winch were so 1--WE yes
terdav were dull but firm at their advanced prices
St Paul sinking funds declined Il to lob. and the
various issues of Wabash were lower than yeser-
day, Denver and Rio Grande firsts rose to lO4 p.
Texas and Pacific incomes declined to 6oa % "A IN
yestments, while dull. generally were strong Ire
dealings included sxyseyen different varieties OF
issues 100. .o- =,
The Sub Treasury to-day gained S931,5O7 on pa =
ance made up by gains of $3.50 currency ana
$685., 697 coin. The bank statement to-day shows
gain to the total reserve of 1898 700 but because
of large Increase in the loans and consequent in
crease In deposits the surplus reserve is reduced
s64S.315 The following are the figures OF the
@.oto,,a,, ond fha chau yes from last week
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As usual ON Saturday. the money market was less
active than on the preceding days. yet the rates
were 6 TO per cent. To-days changes In the do
nestle exchanges on NewYork are: ct. Louis,
decline from par TO so cents discount. aud Boston,
an advance from 12l2 cents discount To par
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-
day amounted to $500, asa. and the internal reve-
nue. receipts to S416665. The Treasurer received
1898 600 in National bank notes for redemption
the totals of such receipts for the week, compared
with those of the corresponding week of last year,
were az follows:
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI

Leave foot Of Ilbrriyst Tor Red Bank, Long
Branch. &C. s:lj, lli5 a. m l:l0 l. Ol'
T. U. =, y
STAGE coane, Hons 10 and rOm kEYPORT At MA iAWAN
STATION. To and fi0sn OCEANIC aud FAIR NANE-' az
RFD IASi., to- AND from POINT PLEASANT II SEA
all lralns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-08

cennes Tat Chicago and .Orleans Memphis
and OHIO mortgages aud Union Pacific shares EACH Allan
tcsnd Great Western leased lines and central
NewYok Central ana Erie Atlantic and Great Western
mortgages have fallen"
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERsEY

Ferry station IN New York foot of Liberty st.
Ferry station IN Brooklyn foot Of Fulton ST., JeweFs
wharf
Conmencine oetob,r 8. is7o.-Leave NewYork foot Of
Liberty st.. ~ follows: 40,
so a. m-Fnr I1cmingion East9n Bevidere. Bethchem,
BAH. Allentown, Maucn Chunk. Tamnqui, sananoy ny,
HazctOn Nkrsarro. Eirira etc. Connects AZ Junction
with Delaware LackaS anua and Western railroad.
$40 mFor High Brl 10 Branch. echoolty Moullan'
BudI's Lake and Iase HOpscnr Easnn AHentoWn; ltAr
ri~burg au' tie West Manch bunk, rama1u WhkesOarre
Scranton Da IVllr " illiamsport etc
1850 C.. n.-fuf >omer,i, and Fenington. - ,,.,,n
I m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn Bath, ANeniown MAth
Chunk Tamaqua MahRuOy city Hakleton, iunshsbnocS,
EphafI fOtfoyll'. HarrlsOtry. etc. ,...
O.. ~. FI Uigh Bridge Branch, SchooleyH ,MOun,an'
Bndl'r lake and LAKE. Hopat Eason, belNdcTc Amen
town Maufh Chulk.
f:yO ,. For sryillc and Eli nincton
5:3' i. m.-rsy Ea.tOn, Allentown. Manch Chuhk'
Flmiri. Eea'ng Harrisburg and the west Con-
at Junction tor Delaware, Lackawanna and western
railroad.
7.45 D. m.-Por Easton. -, % 40
For izabeth-At g. 615 $780, CAB T5, 7i5. g, $50,
$50, 1850 1880 lO45, lll5, lls5 M l2A5 j. l:.O
2.3l g. $780, :3J 1913. 40 4:l3. o. 50, 0:3O 6:iO, o.,
C.i5. $780, ,7.lJ. 1.fj slJ, 0.lj, lNl5. H. ~ p m
SUNDAY tin0s leave ~ ESQ IL for boini IIooh
stations NJ 800 p for EasiOn Aheh-
town. harrisburg add the " ert. 80 .. 81. % o.,
FOR 5.l5 Glt, c:5, 7l5 7i5, s:l5. sS5 S2
TO- 1880 li:l5 y. - M. l. - > $3.50, T. 1850 D. o5U 0ao
G. 6:3O 7:l1. -. ol6. H. IL 2. IN .,
10 oil POINTS sec iime Table ~ STATIONS -
II the Book w and Fro Annex make IONS NJ
Jersey Cy station to and from Brooklyn and Enc iepo JET
sey CITY
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OF
LEADvILLE. COLORADO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $4,000 900; IL 200 600 SHARES.
PAR VALU H. S25 NON-ASSESSABLE.
OFFICE, BAG BROADWAY,
ROOMS NO. 3AND4.
II II STOTESDURY. Presi,, and Treas
Hon A H. RICE. Vice President
e ROFF. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
H. H. STO-ESBUKY. New.YOrk
Hon. A. H. RICE, Boston, mass.
Hon. JNO. b. ALLEY, Boston, Mass
Hon II A. W. TABOR, Denver, Colorado
+ n STOTESBURY, New York
NJ r. MoIANAHAN, New-York.
r.. II POTTER. New.Iork. - go,
Dunkip 4 classod among the ntst on Fryer
In close prOYny Robt f. Lee. New DiscONery ana
other web known mines. 49, -, , ..-. ....s,,.,
ia fny a.snren and places Its prospective value second 10
none on Ilill
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AND OSWEGO MIDLAND

NEW YORK AND OSWEGO MIDLAND
~ RAILROAD.
Parties Junior mortgages or ms company
should bear thai the option Of converting these Sc
cures INTO TIE stock II the York ontario ana western
RaraI exures win the this month after q at
date they vaue Parties desiring 10
sell or cor yer these SECURITIES may ap ~ 20
~ " SNYDER q KITCHEN 20 Cedar st.
NOTICE. i THE WATERVILLE and
~ WAsHINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY, RE-
PIrRIICAN VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY. ATCH.
is0N, SOLOMON VALLEY AND DENVbk ,I EnIL-
CAN VALLEY AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
have been consolidated into compa y called tne
ATCHISON. COLORADO AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY,
and new first $1,000 mile with interest ~
per cent has beer issuei 10 take the place OF
first bonds 81 the above taained railroad com
paiies. -. - -,.-. 81, 49,. III,
no Snade hv Nessrs WOOD & DAVIS. No 81 Pine ST.,
civ of New.York, Of tie bonds Of the Atchson Cot
rado and Pacific Company or the BONDS OF the
fnr Companies arst named. Snch e1cnange VIII Dc
n"uo VI" M" W pENkY DAY.
OIlVERA MES,
T,psees OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of tho Atohson
ii"''o0' " w. Colorado and Pacific road Company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-20
IN ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL.
IN roads to to fix crossings, cutters. etc.

An ORDINANCE REQUIRING RAIL
N roads to to fix crossings, cutters, etc.
BE 1t ordained n by the city council of the city
SECTION / 1t shall be the duty of everv
railroad corporation which has a track in ihs
clty OF Dallas, to Keep Its road bed, culyerts
switches and drainage in good repair '
sec y wherever he track Of any road
crosses l stree or alley in he city, the top Of
the rails shall be even with the snrfacs oftba
street Tor TIE luil width o such street ana the
street crosSing shat! be so 6xed by the raijroai
company's agent. The same rule shall be
observer where they have sS tches on any
sec 3. Where they have cutters or cuIverts.
the sNme nan be 81 cOnstluCted or covered mn
as not to interfere " 18th sa Q passage and con-
Venlent ravtl along the street, and so as moi
the city. AS' :"
See. T. They shall not construct any switch
ur .racs mong or aero any street IN the city
WlIhoul me consent OF the city council. and
my and every person SO dol z or aiding in
the act shall be deemed guilty ofamlsde mean.
Or, ana upon conviction shallb fined not lees
thnn nve nor more IN IN one hundred dollars
SeS D, IL shali be b' the duty of the Hous-
tor &1exHs eniral railroad company To pro.
viue gh at their rossings on Hous on. JeE
! rson, Austin, Mar ct Lamar A aldaynnna
Browder Ervay, Main Il m, Commerce. ; viss
Live osx by as, and Ross aveaue; and of the
Texas PC iic iallroa Q mpany 20 u oyide
lights at their crossings on II uston, JeiIera n
Ans In, Market, Lamar. College, sycamore'
Live OAK HARDWOOD, Pearl, ana Swiss avenue
toward and Good streets, which tights .hnli
be Kept 6u ming rom dark TO DAYLIGHT exc1nt
when the m on Is shining brightly. ANY
oher iltoad entering the city shall Mac,
lights at their GRO sings.
Sec 9. 1t shall be the duty OF the staff n
ng mt or other representative of railr ada
having track In this city, To- see that the re-
quitements OF this ordnance are complied with.
and in ca e of failure to comply, or of anv vi.
citation OF This ordinance, the sgent shall b.,
deemed guilty Of misdemern5r, and upnn
CONVICTION In the mayor court shall be med
not less than five nor more than one bnnd, q
ate offence. 'NP"'I
$50 2. IL shall he the duty OF the city enein-
eer and every police fficer to see the pr Wis.
Ions ~ this rdinance strictly complied with
Nee. 3 That his ordinance take effect from
passage and publication,
Approved November 0, 1880.
JOHN J. GOOD, Mayor.
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this city used as q dwelling house or business
mouse, shall he furnished with a suitable
prlvy, which shall be constructed as herein
SEQ. 2 1t shall consist OF sand box or
earth clos I, atleast fifteen inches suua, q, and
nlieen inches deem, and any one
VINO here Niter constructs any priyy ex.
Sept as provided hereiu, shall be dee M ed
gnutY OF u misdemeanor, and upon conyic'
VI IN the mayors court sham lie nnei IN any
sum not less than i've ur more han one hun
gre dollars. and each day shall constitute a
Sc arate offense
Sec, 3. The owner or occupant or aov
prem SEES where su, h sand boxes are nsed
shail not permit them TO leak or lun over and
shall every third day or rs often IA necessary.
sprinkle them with dust, ashes or dry diri,
becoming filled or offensive
sec. 4 1t stall be unlawful for auyon= who
now hasa priVy vault on his premise to NE
the same longer than six month"; from the
aeot the passage OF this ordinance, end be
iore the expiration of This time. ali persons
having priyy vaults shall cause the Same TO be
III ca up aud subs ltute ther for sand boxes
70 De constr cited IN accord noe wi h the ,erm;
OF TINS ordinance, AID kept in cleauly con
ultlon as herein required Provided ali nriyv
vaults exceeding foor feet In de, til Shall ba
such "7'" w
See, .. All the sand boxes or the contents
thereof, shall he removed between The hours
D. ~.
ana snail be removed in closely covered cart,
or o her covered Yes els and shall i'm neli-
atclS be disiutected.
i. sec. o. IL shall be the duty Of the health of
urer report every on who fail, 10 C, mrlv
win this rdinance; and every police OH ,er is
herenN require to examine ali promises on
III beat I" se 4 ut he gulutious herein con-
tslh'u ar strc ly piled with, and make
compliant against all Renders.
SEC. T. The boxes hall he so constructed as
TO- beeasily sided in and out of the priyy,
lhese provisions shall not apply TO wat r
closets connec ed with sufficient ever
sec, s: Any one Offending agaius or failing
TO comply with the conditions and REQUIRE.
mtnts this ordinance, shall he deem vi
guilty OF a mis- emennNr and upan convir-
,i Shall he lined not less tnan five nor IN re
ihan one huudi ed 90 lars, and each day snail
constitute separate offenSe
Sec y. That this ordinance take effect from
passage and publication.
approved November ., 1850
JOHN j. GOOD. Mayor.
De Il. HEREFORD, Guy Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Observation-Disclosures MEETING. %,
OF the Chicago, Texas 4 Mexican Central nam.
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept n, 1885,. --Dy
order Of the Board Of Directors ot moCliqo1o
Texas Mexican Central Ra lwny com.
pany notice is hereby given toal stocs hol1ers
OF said company TO attend regul r animal
meeting of salj stockholders to bo held AZ the
once of the company In the city OF Dallas
state OF Texas, on the LIST day of N ,vember.
1880, for the purpose of enacting and ado, tine
bylaws for said company; and pur,uan, 10
tho order of said Board of Directors notice 4,
also given to said stockholders To attend
meeting of tn e stockholders Of said company
TO be heldat the company s office, In the CITY
OF Dallas, state of Texas on the a7th dny nj,
November, 1880, for the purpose If conslder.
Ing ana sanctiouing the borrowing OF money
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile OF said railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds Of the company, and q
Trust deed upon Its property and franchise, the
forms thereof being on Glein the office OF ll,e
company. DANIEL n Halle
A. +. BENNETT, Seo'y. President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-20

This lady had been marrleedIt years,
and during at least one-half that time had
peeh sufferer from the effects of Leuchor-
rn@a, or Whites, and its many attendants.
she was very much reduced in strength and
nesh, being unable to take any active exercise.
" L. advised the use of DR., Dromgoole' 8
ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs, as he knew Its
oomposition. With many doubts, shs COM
menced its use, but after the use of six bottles,
scostins only IS OO0) she was restored to per-
feet health
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Look for the pr,smatic Lamp.

LUX ior the Prismatic Lamp.
u. Myers Conner has removed his drug
more to the corner of Main and Poydras
nreets. For select drugs, pure chemicals.
10 call on him.
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An. ORDNANCE REGUL 4TING TGE
"A building of privies.
BE 10 ordained by tbs city council OF the c,tv
OF Dallas.
SEoTIoN /. Each and every tenement within
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-21
Alexandria 0azette
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, APRIL 81.

DEVOTION CT 4 DcG TO A CAT.-When stay
ing near LAUSANNE this .pring met scne SWISS
friends Of my hotri, who told us remarkable
instance Of attachment on the part OF their SAINT
Bernsrd deg to kitten Their next door neigh
bors throw some newly born kittens over the
garden wall that the dog might make away
with them. He caught and bit one kitten IS
attended, and one was killed by The fall. Ber-
nard now seems to have undergone revulsion
Of feeling. for tho two remaining kittens became
tus objects Of his attention and care.
Carrying them of in his mouth to his kennel
he .riod to revive them by licking and warming
them. Ono soon died. but the other responded
10 tho caro- bestowed on it by its huge nurse,
with WAS supplemented by the kindness and
feeding Of Bern.rds owners. 1t throve in its
koancl homo where the pair were constantly 10
10 seon to9o.Eor lhs SOFT little. black cat lying
cuddlod in terrards projecting arm. Pussy
returned the dogs good nature Dy the devotion
sEo became the proud mother Of O family, she
was impatient TO Introduce her kittens to her
adopted father.
Mewing and skipping before him sho con-
duc.ed Bernard from his kennel tc her cosy
nest, rolling over and over with delight On the
grass near while no eolemuly Inspected his
!@vurt, fsn i!Y; thus showing the strong ast
roof possible iu en- animal of confidence and
ahcction. and one certainly at variarce with the
instincts usual in ats toward dogs. The regard
which existed between the two friends last ID
through life; what is very remarkable is that
II ontieur Gsulis says Bernard, ever after his
adoption of the kittens. shows the grostest dis
Inclination TO huat black cat.-D. Hoskyns