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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01

McCune Services at II o'cltck In Central
Park, ON Patterson avenue, west of Sycamore
street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01

What are skin and scalp dlsea asses but the eN-
dence of internal humOr ten times more difficult
to reach and cure, which floats In he blood
aud other iulds, destroying the delicate ma
chinery of life and filing the body with foul
cOrruptlons? What IS consumption but a gath
ering of inherited humors on the lungs, which
rots III IN? What are mental inf MATES idiOcy
and early insanity, tut her ditary Poison
choosing the brain because the weake.t organ?
What rDeumalism and govt but Accommodations
OF SclOfula in the joints and fluids? VIII l.
kidneys. diabet 3. W sting and degenera ION
Of the urinary org ms, hamorh"id hstu'a and
other constitutional affections, but tn evidence
of vitinted stat of the | lood, Il weakness a
debility of the vital ziug fluiis, grea' er than
can he thrown of unless essisted Ivy medicine
peculiarly adapted to the purpose?
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01
INDICATIONS,

Clear or parity cloudy wemher; south.
edsterly icindsi nearly stationary temperahHei
stationary or higher barometer
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01
SPECIAL NOTICES,

EsT STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - The
Stockholders of the Dallas City R.R. Co., are
requested to meet at their Office the first Mon
day in August, for the purpose of electing a
board of Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year. Ii. W, KELLER. secretarv.
DALLAS. July 20, 1850.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01
THORN & HUNKINS.

largest dealers west of New York City and only
mouse In S. Louis making specially of These
goods. Piice List sent on application.
d , 1ener'l ONCE, SC9 and 81 Twelfth st;
T raanch once, 2O3 n Main st. Warehouse,
$1,000 barrels Lawn ''ps'i'y'
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Acrl,,, reh,u,elo.en tt.ras tr 81 .Coima,i6.
LlDROS COlyElibNFE FES.
DE yENrA EN- LA 1MpgESrA DEL "BoLEr1N.


N0t1simd Leg tte AfJuicidmtentO CiUu p
Ae9cdnt:i, aietaalasy cohcortiaC.a en nuilero-
sss dlspUsicUDee praciicus, re;sIMs 10 Julispru-
dencla Senteneiua dei Tribunal Supreme, se-
gaidA az yarIos ai,ebdlcss, EogeAa edlclon de
1919, pur hulnnio MoragaS u. Julian NJ. Far,
do, en pasta osphfloa j!
MANUAL Del oECi.ETAhI0 DEL AYUNTAAIESTo
tcatatio Lc0rico pract.co de Administrator
municipal pucsto Ell ammonia con La bueva
Ley, 81 eaiclon, 1915, por Fermin ADelia,
pasta espsfoia ~. 50
Manual de Formutdt'io5 lmra todos los ini.
clos eivIcs Y ciinllua.es, con nuLas, por II. Fer.
mn Abelia, ~
Not1riatto, 1Tataolo general flos6fco- legal
te6rico y pr.cuco del h0tariad y de insLru.
inenlos pdDlicor relatives . liz propiedau, 4 Ia
fnnilia la sucesion, por u. Jose GUazale2
ue as casas. | lUino pusta espaiiola S6.25
JeTusatefs. Description exacta y detaliada
de los santos LugAies, 1879. por u. Manuel
ibo Alialo que los ha yiHltado 1ltimamente y
que los describe con prilnor. 81 ejomplar.
Po, sfGs del enineDte poeta ID. Antonio f..
GrIlo. ~ edicion, 1879. IL ejemphr.
TlcTlcA DIX REcLuTA CoNPAsiA, Dor d
marques del Dusro, rdstica, edicioa Dc 1873
~ clRs a
ITAyrIoA n BATALl0s, por u mismo, sdicIou
de 1873, ~ oentAy0k ,',g,
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e. rapido Y cGmCQo gapor CLARIBEL dt
Lto LtlIeI.tl..S nt,ru yi;lt,,s rcctus ue,ae Nue.
9a-York isle pu.l;,, na,len..o ,cs,ues esca
ar pu A.tsltyu. A..ua,,lna, MaYayueL, Ponce,
Arroyo Hu1l...ca,,, para cu,us pu..tts ..dnidt
vu~ ,rt "a 20 tIu OelliiIlt, ~ 90 I,cluil 4
:, os r,,tro lroAl,,os. usrIc c.,s ic,.,u l.,,, :
,,,ul ,,,rf,,a .xt,,,tt. .4,o L.NA. 80, ,r,r.
70 Ie 4Uy t,,leisu!..e Al.I,.s yeporss Gu c,,in.
Dlnc.,,. u.ru s,is a4i.I;.. c.u,. Is ulus ur.,,l.
>tayn rk.
: ~ 1u q" 1'0"'V0 E''"o ~ ''"D" ~ f"c' ~
h.-c z Qc0tas tttsftoh ~ ~ I5td Gontte tVcd
q ruo tsrs4.
-. oh c'''+j0 ~ - "'''' ''''''''' w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09
Consulado de Francia

El Consul de Francia en- Puerto tRico rue-
On 4 los sefiores Imhert Charles Hilaire
Iuc,Iste. Chardon Louis, Reno jules IL
d6phonse ct Blondeau Henri, Vidal Eugene,
49, recibir carfas documentos que % en-
cuent-nnen dicho Consulado.
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Beictd ,iirvcta para Europa.
u in.Js IhIni.

lNiiios lponeres de .rsK AMOS no pagan p,asA-
10. Entre . y Ii ailsp rnss,sd lie paSa)s Crtar
aos aconpaTando sas amos 2lS parte de pa
safe.
Para mas intornies y tipos do hetes dlrgisse
4 los agentes do la cOi9Isahia en- s5an Juan, So
Drinos de Ezquiaga Areelbo, Il. FsInAn,lez
& Go. xladdla, Kuchier q 10 - -alAyagdek,
PLATA Il Brave. = ppucU, Coriaaia 4 Go.
Arroyo, Faatauzk hsrtlanys. Auinacao, B.
Pouy Bus6 -
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CanPaiis tensral lrsNtlaaaea
.,p yApoREs C0aRA05 FRANCHISES
fLlT,ea Dc ~ Naxsis . t3aa:aad8rJ.

El dia Fl DC cada ,aea sAdra 90 81 &aGaire
Q eacAn en- SaataIlder reuoriir CON destiao a
Gas Yh6nas uno lie los ulel1rcs eHi ores Ge u.
CtoluD!na lsRunlo = este 1iGal pa eric ~ ~
contia;:unlo 81 ru,<, GosLa otti Or
la CON. ;.aha AcaDa de es.Sniccef on serv-
SIo ilterco0Hia! con q se1itisee
neI5 al E lei ,r6ximo mes de JUNO Ii ga
4 este puerto, el yapor VILE DE BORDEAUX
siguien Ia y ia Haohna Ntrucrul cuya ru-
IA con;nuaraa el adeia t.; ,os vapr &c est,t
Companis, Ell gu otoit0 idad Ia puoiicare
mos
Prscios de pasajes sou:
L. E trepu nte "a nte
Habana 30 80 Sl3
Verac.uz SO 45 -
L. e.c.Ia DC Jamaica, Sc efettuaia I'll eIc
laHte pa II yaghez.
f'emvss rasGtilHro1.
De este ,.UerJo il Sainstad., =. NASaifu,
l.de l. ..' ,ie l. 3'5a Fairs aohJs
sgoo sI,4 $3.50 $50
uyuLantc le p,.saia, ie dc,,s - as,o.e
TO ca - 4 II },t;.stlJ o. t.i'v a. e'ItS a. mo-
d, cO:.iJ0Lo e01 q > p : IL aCdlt1,0.
NONCGaI0NGS
So .xni1.u ,,ss,lea dc IA vHHl,s en iob
viaies ln,erculonialcs, yAtttoo por los t@eses }
con un l5 pM ,ie re5aja, tW los traoat!4oLlcu~
salos ;,or dy;e neses con III b pa de re =
baia.
A toda iarlia cuyo pasae compute 81 mon-
tanie do yuatro paaAe% dc OA;n@la Sc nara una
reaala de i5p9o
Los uiflos memories do aiios gratis, tic 3 a 8
Ia cuarta parte, dc L la 'nited, dc doce
cunpIijos pagaeau pasaje entero Cnaltio una
taniI;a tenga yar'9s nifits, ,neDosea lie Z amos,
s6lu ono lie elios ira gratis; os dsmas p2garan
epsr.a parte lie passage.
.1os criaai varuGes pagaran 81 lrecio dIfdo
no, 't,s passss ds entfc pueute y las u!uisres
aad,s tarcI9a de- pa4als tplaa'i.s~ lof s'ia airUs
Eays ynas ,iaiAi,Ga dt~gr rsa
SILVA & Go.
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Efect0s de escritOrio.

En Ia impfenta del BoLETIE sc acaba de re.
ciblr un gran snitido de papel subres dc to,
das classes de los EstRdos~ Unidos que Sc reali.
ia preclos fninos
Tsmbjen se han reclbldo prehsas tie hlerro
parn copiar, escIitorios, iibres de coinerclu
artlEticQa iucgos de damsa ETC.
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-
q ENr +.

HOTA. Los pasaies tolnados borti0 COS
'arAn 25 p. : recarSo.
scr exreheien B!lletes lie ida yuelta pa
ia pI53Jes de nrilria IQn az - p. rehaja
vaiiGos por 80 dias cesd' su frcha.
Los nifios Eieuores ue afoa, uno gratis,
&c q aIos soho Ia cuarts. iAtrte, de { y
IL amos pagaran 10 miiad tic. pa7ai.'
Los INsajorus De cu.ierta h4u de .levi,
consiEo l"s cnseres de calcs. ,'ic i);nvlelo-
neS
Para iias pocuEenoTeo IirgirDc eli Snr
Juan PueI'o-Ri~o. ii los Agentt.s generates.
SnvA Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09
:2g.Ia U4Ta ula5rc

-GvsseJii'a!.. s'So 40 >'@'' .e..'-." 80.
.IoL. i-.,~ - -c'sst..-..-. ........,..., = :. .
.;e5r1n S:.it'-,2 ..... ...... :, T. ,
icus ,4yvfec 4ttil!iJ3s .er,.Ij u +iylAoL,~
'.hcoL-HJ - 3~d-i.Gin ..un. IA. @sta a4cl,t.t
..1.ea .'.a,~,e ar - Art If>lts.
rNoe4tlr-u O.}'' - Ia ola r:n,.A r.-lA ~, n
~ 4u;etoJloni'Iso It-;aa.,..''' .ors 1h:es IL
tAo r-4.SHItt. ti a. 90 yt!I tcpaJt 49, -
LAS3@ - Dr. tA4LA+37 - .0,,a .s,Ai.t -ul.i
pneSta persunlss g4yo pa-s3e tr.cu.!.>L4:l
cJl4p1oHa Z! vGi~f ds tIN-ro paeeic~ ..H,cio.
ticne d3Ioct0 iG retfasa lie :lIi ceXt< pErts i e
LGUAt.e le. L.ssa.S. t4atleilts5 Aj.6 Il, ~
drsr buos cTido0s. L>i4s red t1sc.oD NJ ieLn !u-
s..r cue ado 40 ex,',dA4 D,41A,es !e ida ras.t-.
La, n.G0S uA3AuE ue ssAUS pa -r Ma. 80 ia
,rlStlA p,.Gs = ie ~ le !nics3.
i,lS paseieros Ga.e ftt.u = )cG.lQl,s ;lssir III
s<ci&pS- ..SAol IA 4G5,it ~ 49, - t~Ias:it 81 s,>
0.t ga st4G1.t . ~ :dIoGs S1r & -: .d.ju:.r =
;e.irAn :.ytvis,ss,o - viaa- q, isfro-cArii.
GALLO CE?rpputs. F*f.s .ig no az l.;I,1, 80. l4a
r.ius.a le IL aDaI{',A,s, u,T, l. ,.ftG.
Efu&Ati5o 80 k.s-.S sr-7. cilA.~4:Cs.
sz3rs pg2fto tUsr oii;t'ss -2;- p % h+ Va
tes oil c:.G pGe1te Sros, ,tler ~ 9.
.'de4le cA-o aut tao ..<hea IL "a i- AaAF@-5.
A1hn IL US EIJfst LI<',. .IsJi"t;t'= atI!Dh
len 1pgeoG es la,: L3t ~ 'RCVc ~ is c<tA Com
:.al, .atA !cs el-s>.o1Sx ? III "a aIia u6 EgrDI-
s.os, hs'i- tsn tss.sst C3fs. ,jt.laru, S,tArr,-1
% ,r.tir' LLuEttu i'Jit ~ pcr tl-l !;L,l
eGY5tli.,a. ts lA,.ts ca1t ID 5&I ci.:G.
o~:U e Il 80 Irib,daas
81 IA aa+r-a ,,tcrs1. G.sDoIScs ,E. %
10 .autH;p air E.,.:1ps..
I,aIa rogu ,.,'Jrss. ,iei.A
tlGl-sg ) - >st..Gi~ au "a, -9u .;,,a.
,'Ul4. "a" 'Nen<S..a ,>'s."' cit~e da aorce de
nlt%igo, % ',4.. u 't'@p" 'rS~s. so ,-3arGln
v,.,.sias IL - 49, - ss.lo ,4ruDa. o-u
AGeHtsS Ca S;.h Jtiilh, Ldttnter tt Co. Nd
guaJo, u j. II. .t5.-ArrOyO, d. Il . j.
Aicuide --I'UhCt, SfeH. GHtGtLu d OO-Mdyd
gr.z, H. ItOteito Gum5cS. .--Aguadtila, Sits.
huel..er d Lt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09

a4TECLSlNO DEL SLS7'E.HA dE7I5iCO
decimal teogIa De lax nueUGs pesds, me-
aidas nonst1as tegaies, PER ID Ptscasio
ISance,Tit 2.'edicton
Estao, D. dsciarada DO texto por el 0obicr-
no tye,.eral para i,ls esc,scias, . Indispensable
Al concrete por estar annnulado otlc'alneDte
n pr6xino plunteaniento del Sistenla lnetrlco
On 'todas las opsraciones, SO vende en- esta nm
pfenta III inhlio preco de -. elsmplaf ~
~ fs doeena y
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sapURN t!(jAh.0N lklysT.4Nl,GtN
DE A. LOPEZ \ COMP.



calida dc le.-, ,-i&,:o I'll tAu 10 dc Gaia
ms
IL Cailara $iO5. . C&narn l3o. 81 Camara So
InnGIcn lJtlede ii,,o,i ~ el vi4je, sa.lenGo de
tIt .t''-tS'", ios ':laS :, - 23 ue cada mes
y I,.ollu:.Gt Gu la iih,eua.
!rps recios PARA eS.vs v!Ujes son los 81
5GUuLes
De Icsts'-Rco a la Gaban! $40 i 81 s 1t
De ii. aSan!ander, Cat,!z6 GRr
cele.la VIA H-lbanaj ....... 200 l60 10
Las IoCaIIiades especiu.es y camarUtes en-
ter&,s, suran q precios cunvenciuns:eS.
HabFa reba5ua para las ialui.ias nuher0sas
rIi. niRU>.
Sc ez.iiru pasujes 10 ida vGeta con rs
p. q lie rsbGja,
La Etupresa ha hecho las eiguientes mo-
dlhcacioues en el phsaje lie los ni1us que
viaIen con sus Iamila5.
PRIAERA SEGCNDA cAAARA.
Un nino hasta de amos, en- cada .umilia
gratis. Los denas hdsta aaos IN clarto
paaaJc. Los lie II Z 4 IL amos medic rasale
Los dvlnas pasale entero.
TEBCEkA CLAss.
I'm iilJ, hasta dos amos, gratis. LIS nj.
nvs hlati D aIlUs medic paSale. Los aemas
pIShJe elteto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09

..lo con c;.p.s de 6%, 7itElio pAaHderD Oh Liver
a.! Z p lbs. srntiu uat; .dc:o "a Pecr., -Ni.a'.
-. rel.,* j 3sxar Puerto hco - cobi araii nj
.u,h1 tsrri,nls is oiGu- Ice IesnAs de ln ilsS'l
,ls ius vnU1s s1a. Z. ...
M =. trtI.nrS rocfphI Isiiio per menos De tbidje.
~, t,l,..t. o. baitvs .lu tdAduihatla Gae pdscn ir5
ac. ION nl,ias dc poa0. utr>ln nutcapcl!D 40 non-
oIcr,a !ns 4. rtba. hute 5unNeFI :iotNi.
hre ,,,I IlrauNs ror al SOLO gapor ls ND ndnQs
ana i1I toupi.las para un colo GoAs<aalIr!o, &c
a!CaaTu la ch1a. It '4d'"e uolc ch A''tpooI o Il"
enrra.,a H. ios .un't inicu.c5.
psr, ;,otuIonorte. ,tiTiKsTsc
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Tarietas al T6rculo.

Ademns de hacersa tafjetas en htcgra-
fie 8 imprenta, los personals On tengan
planchas met6lieas ron sus nombren
grabados para tarietas. pueden mandar-
las 4 Ia imprenfa del BoIETTE en donds
se tiraran en IN t6rculo 6 maQuinn -
pscial one hay para slle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09

caucias, Sacoe vaclos, PERU
Iuerla. Ju.gietes, Cuchi!iefia. loot'
Dro9aS ;.ss...tss ;..s
lacs1li sTia. a!arbre. co5re, ho- por tone
!, du iata. elASos, turos para
gab facFe.eria, pictur& a(s1i- ;AdE do pess'
Il 4Arcia, lasUp. vr'ist< pepel, *3. 80
t,,;,,Des gtEatss Naos, lict- melo3
Is,a sspit;;Gcsos. a@G~s !n:@e- ~
ansinoria mo tepienjo y'a-.ts
nu, ,,u.Su lie doe t1lt.,Hdss az ri. Vapor.
tcacj u,il;ss psfa ealcar
"A vfdrieria. c-Tvs,a.s, ,Ainltehto az;
-TinArlllOz. AJuhJs .-....---..'
,."Tn s.;d,,rvs yt1youos ...... +6I, Tsp. ie p-so
raz hnsta 2Nn sacLs tsi oana
de soeJ SacsIs, f-.is Vu. V'filcic- &e. lcen
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servsoic sre Europa. a,.asssas fussgo b Fs.ere,
Rioo laabassa. Sasss d. osi..go. Tle,.. s,.s.<tca.
tniiss. = ,sriea .is Sud. tssrsna ssira %d,in.
effs ra6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-09

Siempre que el aecite de hisado de
bacaiao estaba indicado, hemos tenido oca-
zion de yer cuan ventaj joso era dar IL
par ell Jarabe de Dusart, cuyas proPieda-
des ape itivas completan Ia accion medi-
camentosa.
Dr. RANT,
Invsstigaciones experimentalss scSre sl
F0sfato de cal.
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6hAiilJlA lUs 4.itl % WAGON uIteo >>
tr7.E hr,sl. Aldlt NJlIb 4uy.4 WAGES tI,
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VIENA iA13

Medi,nte ell empleo del Lacte-fosfato
de cal con las nodrizas cuya lcche a.terada
habia producido diarrea verde y serpso,
hemos vsto desaparecer ell NAL y recups-
rar los nos Ia salud.
D.. DoLBEAU PAoUET,
lnanicien Mineral
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L1LaADA. 1ta. Bora, Saba. ,.a ira
9',t. oAi.... a II. IA Jrau : ,
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IA v T.. h
uh VApJnES-CJBkGO3 E2".iNJLE>.
entire Liyeraooi Y Fuersa-a,co,
ln li,ga Il E,is lIas 80 Iti IIiVl:slsi.
Tipos reduoidos ds Fletss,

Dsrp4cbando.s 4no ei A. ie c,4ia css 81. Liver
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20
DEMOCRATS IN THE UNION
ARMY.

We have repeatedly heard prominent
Democratic politicians say there were
more Democrats than Republicans in
the Union army. We have repeatedly
seen the same statement in print, ac-
companied by facts and figures" all
tending to show that the rank and file
of the great Democratic party--a party
which ignorant and prejudiced Repub-
licans have been wont to associate in
some way with the cause of the Rebel
lion were after all the true Union
men and the real saviours of the Ma
tons life.
They have amazed us by statements
o the effect that Virginia furnished
more Union troops than Oregon and
Washington Territory combined, and
that Democratic Missouri shed more
blood for our common country than
the entire section bordering on the
North Pacific Railway, with Alaska
thrown in.
Mayor Harrison of Chicago, recently
reiterated statements of this general
character in political speech, where
upon the Chicago Times says:
He (HarrisOn) is probably aware
that some of the states passed laws
permitting their soldiers to vote, and
that the votes of the soldiers of those
states were separately returned and
canvassed. Perhaps the returns of
their votes indicate as clearly as any
thing that it is possible to obtain in
the way of evidence what was the po-
lltlcal complexion of the national army.
The Times would, therefore, call Mayor
Harrison's attention to the following
statement of the soldier vote in 1864.
and suggest that he appeal to the fig
ures when next he takes it upon him
to state how the army was divided po-
litically:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20

The Indiana allies of the Brigadiers
are having an unpleasant time over
their dish of crow. The Democratic
Supreme Court some time ago decided
that the state constitution had not
been legally amended, and, rs a conse-
quence, the state election would be
held in October rs usual. At that
time it looked asaif the Bourbons had
sure thing in the election, and the
prestige of a victory in October would
render Democratic success in Novem-
Der more than possible.
But the Hancock boom has subsidized
in Indiana the same as elsewhere, and
an election in October means Republic
can success. The Supreme Court, rec
ognizing this fact, is now making a
wry face over the unsayory food, but
will undoubtedly be able to swallow
it, and reverse its former decision. 1t
is now highly probable that no cleo
ton win be held in Indiana until No
vember, at which time the Republic
cans will carry the state by at least
10000 votes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20

pect to make money out of you, hence
books and rooms are at your disposal
at the smallest possible expense. I
presume that all that has been set
forth So far will be admitted as facts.
and hat no one will deny that the
University has all these advantages
superior to other colleges. :" But what
is the iilnral life of the student at Mad
ison!' On this subject Those inter
est.rt IN the various s..ct;lriam colleges
Of The stab, have lad much TO say, aud
have s.. lnisrepreSphtesi things. that
those not pasted on the facts of the
case are apt To think of the students
as hard class. Tile students are
mostly young men of mature age, the
average being at least twenty-three.
Many are educating themselves, teach
ing or working part of the year, and
attending to their studies as they have
the means to do so. Nearly all have
some definite aim in life, and it is safe
to say that the fast set number not
more than dozen out of four hundred
and eighty-fOur students. 1t is the
policy of the Faculty to rely strictly on
the honesty and manliness of the
student. Every student feels the re-
sponsibility, and instead of constant
plotting to avoid this or that regula-
ton. all disorder and every kind of
bad habit is discouraged by the stu
dents themselves. The city of Madison,
with all its natural advantages and
beauty. is safeguard in itself to good
conduct. The great State Library. the
city library, the great number of dis
tinguished speakers who visit the city
every winter, attracted by the sessions
of the Legislature, furnish the student
with an endless variety of pleasing
and useful entertainment, which a less
attractive place would, perhaps, fill up
in other ways not SO harmless. / hope
therefore. that KenOsha county viii
send her share of young people to the
University of her oa0n State, and II
they have an honest purpose in life,
Madison city and university will fur
Their that purpose as no other school in
the state can. q. d. VAN VIE,
Glass of SO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20
NE WSPAPER ADVERTISING.

Newspaper advertising is now ree0g-
nized, by business men having faith
in their own wares, as the most effect
i've means for securing for their goods
wide recognition of their merits.
Newspaper advertising compelS in
quiry, and, when the article offered is
of good quality and at a fair price, the
natural result is increased sales.
Newspaper advertising is o perma-
nent addition to the reputation of the
goods advertised, because it is q per-
manent influence always at work in
their interest.
Newspaper advertising is the most
energetic and yigilant o. statesmen,
addressing thousands each day, always
in the advertisers interest, and cease
lessly at work seeking customers from
all classes.
Newspaper advertising promotes
trade, for even in the dullest times adj
vertisers secure by far the largest
share of what is being done.
While the advertiser eats and sleeps,
printers, steam engines and printing
presses are at work for him, trains are
bearing his words to thousands of
towns and hundreds of thousands of
readers, all glancing with more or less
interest at the message prepared for
them in the solitude of his Office. No
preacher ever spoke to SO large an au-
dience, or with so little effort, or so
as you, gentle reader, may
do, with the newspaper mans assist
ance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-08-20
HOW ETCHING rs DONE.

Etching is considered by some as
mere pen-drawing and by others as an
inferior kind of engraving. It is, how
ever, an art, quite distinct from either,
with capabilities and limitations pecu.
liar to itself. Briefly the process is as
follows: A metal plate, preferably
copper, is covered with coat of black
ened yarnish of wax. On this surface
the artist, with needle not unlike
common sewing needle, set in a ham
die, sketches in this composition. The
needle usually only removes the var
nish, leaving the design in glittering
lines upon black background. The
plate is then Immersed in an acid bath,
and when the lines have been sufficient
ly bitten it is removed. If variations
of tone and difference of force in
the lines is required, as is usually the
case, the more delicate portions of the
sketch are stopped out" that Is, COW
cred with varnish, so that they shall
not be affected by any subsequent ex-
posture in the bath. The plate is again
immersed, and the process of stopping
out repeated. In the plate by Maxine
Lalanne, entitled. Fribourg, Switzer-
land" for example. the copper. was five
times subjected to the action of the
acid. After three minutes biting the
most delicate lines, indicating the ex-
IRENE distance. were stopped out, and
the plate was exposed for three min
utes more. After this the nearer dis
tances were stopped out, and so on
with successive portions of the plate,
protected from the action Of the acid
for four, ten and again ten minutes,
respectively-making the entire time
occupied by the biting process only
thirty minutes. 1t will be seen, even
from this cursory explanation of etch-
ing, not only that the work is auto
graphic but that it requires the mas
ltery gained only by thorough artistic
draining. as we'll as natural power of
no mean order, to become master
fletcher. The hand must be firms and
true, the lines must all have meaning,
the mind must be clear to grasp es.
Isentials, and the whole process must
be purely intellectual, as no greater
difference in effect can be imagined
than that produced by glittering lines
on a black surface, on the one hand,
and that of delicately graded black
lines upon a white background, on the
other. A positive process is sometimes
used, when the etching appears upon
the plate as the black lines upon a
white surface, but in this process other
difficulties occur-as the lines have to
be etched in the order of their depth
to insure the relative amount OF bit
ling Scribnea's Monthly. sf