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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-14

and character boon more active than they ara
nov ~ n a.
since our last rrport stocks have been
pretty we'll albd, hpd our abNYos AMI llopfa
show'a greater wealth Of fairies than eyer
before. N1'ha acknowledgements, have not bo-
.gpD N fall of and will continue until the
,lbie of the spring seaaon s>~N ~
Tnere Is no mntoriplsS 7nrThce N ihe
prices Of dry goods In Dallas md Nrw
York IN some lines they ara
actually cheaper here than there, m n
comparison Of quotations OF the
thu nmfhetgwlll rapidly ptoyc, IN priqi'
WI beat thdn ii many grades md they ~
bopw sds IN nothing, Sd ofyltown md
blcnQbod cqttoha, In flrnisbIpg gpodf, and "
II grot iipapy other reSpcce, ~
retail 80 anything uwhHtsoayCr oan's be
bought In Dallas heapor than
Now York AID ono pho has tried
thqt city and thls will agree with Us In lnia
assertion, for II n h statement ON Tact we
cnb buy goods nj Wholesale M o cap, every
Wilt, NJ The retail, or wholesale for that mat
Tor Shops nrc under less expense for roniS
nhl incidental expenses, which more than
thkcs OF freight, md hence can offer the
country surrounding IA better inducements
10 trade With us than New YORK
cap afford Besides thcr IS nothing like
mdldHg puQhnses IN . pcsrmnrkc, buying
NJ SoBgcel,and getting your goods IN store
tho next day after they ar0 bought.
We remit the quotations below ns careiul-
ly revised, and with the remarl, that dry
goods nre IN. n very satisfactory position, both
for the trnde and for consumers, forif they
ARD higher thnn last spring so is everything
in proportion, aud sn is money oasy, crops
and the whole country ina Hour
isling condition. III. Dr.. ........
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APPLES Sound FtOck, tG0qe is,
LEMONS -Mr7sinn, u NIcr box
For Cons Prize packages, per gross 81 30,
l.AlsiNs London layers, ndWBH,l Oi layers
~ 20 10 ~ NO per hos
PEcANs We quote ll@l2s per pound iol
good
NUTS Almonds 2lm95c. per pound Brazil
l8,ll5, Albrrts, l5mG English WAlnuts, u
Ia 20, chwmuts, American, i3@lji Italian
lSifipi pcnnuts, l0i cocDhnnis, Sb,
BASASAs- bunch, SlWSi ... .,..
FIGS lonlOn layer lsc per poundi In Kegs
and drums, he. .... .,...
DATES Odl2Gc per pound
OlAN0Es- sound stock, Florida and Louis
lana, none,
IulHANrB OHlOc.
pRuNES Sal Toe,
Damn ArrLEs No !, 100 M, 2, DC cyopo-
rated, l3laml7c. per pound
DHIEp rRAUlIgs--llC, per pound
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RICE--Wholcsale Sia too
SALr-In barrel, S2,65 to SIS. Liverpool In
sacks / SO; fine, ~ % To S2,lO,
CRNCKERs-SOda, nv, 81 10 BA; MN, 10.
LEAD Sc per Id.
to ~; NNNN, to ~, Trade Mark, Sh to 81
Cream ~, toto; Ginger Snaps, 81 10 10.
soar Olive sshc percponnnd; Blue inJia. "a
Il Co.'s Dallas Soap Works; Pale Olive, DC;
Cambria, &c. per pound,
BEANS 4tolhc erpomd.
CANDLES Star, IL to Iac
ClEEsE-Bcst brands of New York fancy, 10
@i7c; Western, lA@ &c.
HoMINY ANN 'GRITs-SH.0o per barrel.
SAuEn KHAur Per barrel, s9GpSiO; half do;
500 8 80
81: red. 81 per bushel
ONIONS Per barrel, none here,
Coal OiL-l;elow are revised quotations 100
r. test In car loads Sl.40c, per case, 100 case
otsss I5c; 81 can lots, ~ 90; " do ~ 80; 10 do,
81 IN; do, 81 81 In barrels, use.
TWs-NOt quoted
HAcGfNG--l2k tO lSk,
CLorurs PINs-liound, 6jc spring, 81 90 per
box.
MEAsuERs 4 bushol, Iron bound. $3.50 per
dozeni two-hoop pals, ss,Oo@slo,, three-hoop,
$3.50.
TUns-Thrco nest, s. .iOasl so; eight nest,
$3.50; No. /, per dozen, 5000, Noe, $3.50; No.
wAsuno Apps--w Wood, 81 .s5; zlnc, s. sS; New
Era, ~ .60dsl,70.
WELL BuCKErs-s CSC $3.50 per dozen.
POWDER sj.4Op per ky 90 s5Pounds, laA do,
g.. IS ia do. 81 80, blasting Kegs, s4%1
suor-Drop, bag, s2.Sodss2 40; bucx, ss.t5
as IS. .tf t
MAcKEREI-No. 1bprrcls, si2; hall. barrels,
$3.50; kits Y pounds, 81 10; No, 2 barrels, so.
CANpY-stick,eIsl5c . pound. Fancy, u
LITS-concentrated. ssaslas. e...ss,s
sRorE-sisal ia basis, 13ci cotton,
NiSReAR-Per gallon, 2OSS0c. - Z
PorAToKs-Peachblow per barrel, SAID
Peerlesss ss5oi Early Rose, ls2i jackson
.sakiS' Isrtss- seSsS 30 pdr barrel.
ORANGES sd@s
CRANDEnRfKs-NOnes III err trtr..rt-I B.
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Reading Notice.

Messrs. w. II. Patterson q Co., the en-
tcrprising druggists of our city, have been
compelled to order large stock of those
Justly celebrated "Snyder's Curative Pads"
In order to supply the increasing demand on
them.
Since their introductionin this part Of the
country the people will have no Other Pads
but the "Snyder's Curative Pads" as they
are all that IL claimed for them.
ian24-d&w
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Couv-Bulk ON arrival on the track Acr
sacked GUc, In store; bulk 60c, sacked 61c
'uAY--Sc rec. " Is Retailing In small lots AZ
81 per hundred.
baAN- We quote at 81 %,
SmIrrsurBs 81 10 per hundred.
OAr~-ln sack, from track, 53c; bulk do. sc
From store, bulk, bSc; sacked. Doe.
Flour Imported NN, S275; NM, SID;
XXXX, or family, $50, Fancy, s3,7o per hun
krcd, patent brNnds, S. 81 10 per barrel
Qnotutions OF pntIas made iour aro'n iollows.
SrnsYonn ~. II,
Empire, +" t.,...t''",'''N''''S 90
NIX, - ,,'',,..."'.,.''..,'''' - ~
Eagle, ..,,,.,'''. '',''E, ~
GnAuAMn FlovIs--S3,CO; hominy, per. loo
pounds, ~ 80; grits, ~ M; corn -four, @,@'
crushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corn
bran, Zoe.
RYE-ln sack, 81
! BARLEY -5Oc per hushcl
/ GuNNY R,Gs ~Secon,-hmd in good order, 0
cents pteee.
WunNr We quote From wagon, prime mil
ling, VI 20; fair TO Inferior IL W@A ~.
From elevator, cents higher.
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A sp,cnd,a nrsiness for sale.

The proprietors Of ono of the finest paying
restaurants in tho State, with 3 solid and
permanent custom, and enjoying an enviablt
reputation, which is worth money to any
man who knows how TO run flrst-elass res
taurant, desircs 10 sell out us one ofthe pro
prietors Is eompeledto look after his affair
in another State, and the other has n fruit
farm which requires bis entire attention
Here is bonanza for some one. For fur
ther particulars enquire at the Delmonico
or address Fisher Il Wilderman Sherman
Texas, proprictors.
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Dry Goods situation.

The cotton decline has not ia the least
affected, and will not for at least two months
20 come, 1t this season, affect the.price of cot
ton goods. The factories have enough orders
ahead ut already agreed upon rates to run
them far into the Sumner months,
and until tho present crop of
raw material is well worked
up. And again spring stocks are now well
IN hand, both in New York aud the country
with the absence of any necessity for hold
ers making break in values ruling the day
foods are moreover ne yer so sensitive ms cot.
ION aud do not sympathize with its daily
fluctuations. Indeed, they pay little atten-
lion to the price Of the staple under rise or
decline OF less than ! or cents. II may
gain or lose half u cent without making the
slightest Impression upon even bleached
cloth, and certainly none upon prints.
The advices from New York this week, if
anything, have given stronger markets.
Nothing has declined or even shown weak
ness. On the other hand, several revised
lists have contained higher rates than the
week before in that market ~
Incur own trade values have ruled very
ftn.- A few changes have been made. which
appear in tho revised quotations below.
Prints have boon steady and Ia heavier de-
maud than since the opening of the zsprinr
trade. Wenow have q long line ofthese %
ioher tosthe Wholesale trade, ombracnc
sypes from every A-st.class mill in the
United States. they have been brought 10
ss,loh parfecuon by American wit and inyer-
rive genius thai Il is hard 10 dotect them
rom lawns and fabrics with which other
Material than cotton more or less enter.3li I
.aal Bleaehed ,,cottons are also yefy
Irm and never in moro active request
! Instead Of the andvsnced rates check
, iggI IA their consumption they are
ssrein one-third, If not on half. greater de-
mand than last year. But this may be said
Or everything entering into the long cats
iogue ofdry goods, for never since tho frs,
year after the war have grades of every kind
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FinanciaIAGairs.

The same old tune is still in order money
casy III bank and good paper in demand.
These institutions still hold II redundancy of
currency and larger reserve fund than is at
MI necessary
In the community at large there seems no
Rek of greenbaeks to readily meet the de.
zrandsof trade and the prosecution of me-
chaa,oai and other industries. That is. any
orsdiable business man can get all he
needs. Am tfIt
1--WE sec, however, that in New
York, Boston, Cincinnati and Chi
ekgo private bank reserves have beon over.
checked and are below their minimum.
What effect this may have upon the country
anay DO seen alter awhile, but rs New York
ia She hend of our financial system tho itom
looks discouraging .rrWlA Nau.
We quote local discount upon Legitimate
Taper AT per cont. per month. Exchange
premium. We have no stock market at all
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CArTLE--Comfcd 2is@3c grass do yearlngs,
s5@Ss; steers, from 3 to years old slo@s2O;
barn cows, SlA@SlS
lloR,Ns = Mustang ponies, Sl5 "a $S; farm
stock, tlO@S75; buggy HORSES S6O@SlOO; sad
die, $50 to Sl2i,
NiuLEs-Frum Afteen TO sixteen hands high,
91j Ia lao.
HoGa-On foot, 3, 3liaic, for inferior toprme
pOrkers. ,,
MUTTON sitEEr-rhey are quotablo at sa@siO
per heal.
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sBAcoS--Clcar sides ..s9ic; breakfast bacor
noe per pound
DnY SALr--Clear sidcs, Sc long, 7si
HAMS plain sugar cured ol0He; canyasset
do , lOt,; Whittakcr's canyassrd, IA
-I.ARp-Tiorce, So; half barrel, % pals, t.
10 pounds, l0A; 3 pounds, lie,
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nNsEu's SroCK,- Block tin 3lc per pound
tia ilate, iAS.0 III per boNyl. q llN-0 ~ .00i
do, lONlt N 80; zine, laCpcr lbs solder lsc per
10; sheet iron, q b Ilacpcr H.
iIIpEs Dry hint, pounds andnpwards, loc
dry kips, free of grubs, lie 2; gribb kips, loo
wet sNltcd, 7mI 40; green butcher hldes, 6Se,
nil damaged, wet or dry, half prices deer
skins, 8Oc sheep skins from 95c ,ca7 G each;
FunsAC oonskms, O@25o; skunk, 0m Voc ;
wolf cayote, 5oN15c, loafcl, 5Oo@Sl; wildsnt'
1902 cS bear, tOc.@Ssi otter, bOc @Ssj
heavier, soc .6rs2.
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Sugars ana Syrups.

SuGAR-Crushed, l2cj powdered II Aci gran
ulated, naj A, ~ clarified, lOhmlOA
choice Louisiana, Oa@0Ai strictly prime
OAGlOy,; fair " prime, O@0s
The pric1s !, less Ia hogsheade,
MOLAssEs AND SyRurs-lousipna molaSSes
SO 6Oc Table syrup, 50aG0,
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COpFnE--lilo, common, 1874 on; ordinary,
lhH@lGAi fair, HAGlSa; good, ls's@lsh
Prime, ISA@iSh; choice, llo2Oi Iagunyp,
1hLMiOi Java, 2s93hc.
TEAs Imperial from i5aG5c per pondi
Young Ilyson, 3s@l2; Oolong, 5O@bOcj Japan,
MlnsN 2Nm2hC.
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Inos-we qnot9 merchant liar, Dc rptosI
Norway aud Swelth, llc ssi
Low s s,asa,1 s,el M 0. ID. N.s. 10 and
'U,tgGJ No, IL, NJ ller pOundl barbed wire
jannnnod extra oll bhrD, lljsc,i galvanized
extra cut bnrb, l2lic.
lIOnsr snOrs-Por hog, e. mule shoes, ",
lioipE snOt NAILS Per boX, 70 pOunds, No,
7, IN. 95i 10 4, sdj No u, SB.75, .IIu N|
lnuS -f'irm NJ w rates,
NAILs-FTum IT'D a. tDdi vi rates,
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Will -Partnership Wanted

A PARTNER witlla cash capital of four or
N five thousand dollars forthe coming Sea
sou 20 runthe mill at this place. ON the Dallas
4 Wichita Il, R., 10 miles from Dallas; about
to be the great thoroughfare from Dallas northi
or, 1 would sell mill and farm on good terms.
Call on 5. II. Scott, bOl Kim st Dallas or adj
dress ROY d. Scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas CO.,
Texas. mar5O
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PnCnrs-3 pounds, Il DO@R OOi j pounds,
81 ,1i6S3 10.
ToMArolts--2 pouuda, 81 i5@Sl Cos pounds,
81 NOms2 10,
BLNckReRRlrs 81 .G5GSi 10.
IOEN-sl BldSl 30
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Seeds.

,blsAsegiEy+wo QuoIoatsl bOpor bnshcl
.Willt' no. ~
Collon-At the on Min, loo per bnshol
ONION sETs-sp
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PmAiRlE CuCKENs-Wc quote at, Zoe, apiece,
I.,RKs Per dozen, 30c.
RAWmrs Per- dozen, common, 6Oc.i mule
cared, al "a.
SQUIRRELS Per dozen, BNc
RouBISs-Pcr dozen, 3DGi
NENIsoS- Deer, S1si apiece,
CmCkESs-We quote ~. 80 iur spring and ST
for grown h .et
rtRUys~75c @sl 20 apiece.
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l'MLInm.

Liverpool went of stIll another ~ to-
day. New York WINS no better and Dallas
WINS lihping in both feet Womalio The iol'
loWing Quotations, but nre advised of iew
sale, nj \ under those figures:
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NArilrH--soLE--Oak No !, Az Do. Mo- 2
81 hrmock, No. /, 800 do No 2, ~ good dam
aged, 3oc Dor pound, Uppcri French cali, ~
Al ,IlmsI -, do. No, - WUr. @Sl, do kips,
si6sli do No g, W6s5c Wax upper per
foot, 2ic Harness feathers onk No !, W. do,
No 3 30 sbirlingi fair 40, !, ~ No, p Toe per
CorLAEs-Duck, per DOZEN, 70 % 10 SGi split
aud Kin, slumslii fell kip, Sla 10 N
CnAlNs-0ll feet, % 10 Ouc. per roir
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S'OODcrage.

Flour barrels 2Sej sugar barrels SNr, halt
barrels, do IOc; cypress molasses do Sl.@;
half no n Is; mDlasscs kegs iGC, r.
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A. Craddocls,s SALOONS

There is only one brand of whisky sold
that the best It is this fact that has made the
70 ,utation of Craddock.
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.E2OSADALIS

&: : ;;;;: = :
~es1> vous Debility and all diseases
arising from an impure condition
of the blood. ~ N..
The merits of this valuable
ID preparation are so we'll known
that passing notice IL but nec-
4 leasary to remind the readers OF
a v this journal of the necessity of
s~% always having bottle of this
medicine among their stock OF
family necessities. N.I
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
"a Ministers, and heads of families
"a throughout the south. endorsing
a. In the highest terms The Fluid
N "a Extract Of ROSaddLiS.
-''A1 DIR. X. WILSON CARR of Bal.
timoie, says 'he has used IL In
Asses of Scrofula I'd other dis
,wrr-.r.> eases with much satisfaction
Oh. e. @. PUGH, of Baltimore
recommends II TO all persons suf-
40 ering with Disea-ed Blood, say
pnklm.fT ny IL Is superior TO any prepara-
ton he has ever used
REV DABNEY BALL, of the
Baltimore NJ E. 90 n fer en- Sc
A South, says he has been so much
~ benefited by. its use that he
IA oheernlly recommends IL to all
II v his friends and acquaintance.
sAA'" "'e-s CRANEN q CO., Druggists, at
GordOnsv lie, Va, say II has
never failed TO give satisfaction.
SAM'L q. MCFADDEN, of Muir,
-sSm freesborO, Tennessee, says 1t cured
htm of rheumatism when all
AVA. else tailed, ... ....
Rosadals is not secret quack
ss.&aassA preparation; itB ingredients are
@ published on every package.
Show 1t to your Physician aud be
'r.r will tell you 1t Is composed of the
u~.~ strongest alternatives that exist
and is an excellent Blood Purifier
Did our space admit we could
give you testimonials from every
g. State in the South, and from per-
sons known to every man, wo.
man and child, either personally
'nt IT by reputation. .l.. .l.ut
Rosadalis is sold by all Druggists
~, JOHN \, HENRY, CUBRbN \ Co.,
n s College Place,
GW YORK.
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GIoAa. Domestic, sso@sOi Havana, saO !
sl0D per thousand,
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To St. Louis.

Any information In regard TO rates of Freight
and Passage, Time and Connections, Will be
oheertully given on application TO I9
. ... GEO. NOBLE, m ...,..
Gen'l Sup't, Marshall, Texas,
W. IL, NEWMAN,
Gen'l Freight agent, Marshall Texas. @
r, w THOMPSON, 1fr.
Gent p ut agent, Marshall Texas
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sroRrs From 10 ~ inch, per sol xxx
select, eyI TX, R7i
NNwEp prlIoEs-lf TOES, W per set
HuGGY wnEELs-SaUonH pAlenli \ u, {, ID
aud n grades, rs ~ ~ Taper sci,
AAEs-Jig Dos, Opn dpArL tl0, d IT
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nniIns wool Mnrket.


FREQ of burrs, fine 80, medium, 81; bury, Il
- per pound
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Tobaeco Market.

PLue-Nay, IS to Is; plug, II inch, 50 to Il
twist. 81 TO 90.
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Oncp'ton, all mil, 10 Nav York " ~ TO Bos
ton, \ "a; by rail aud wglorlp NIw iork,sl M
Boston, ~ ~; "a Ntw Orleans, per Central rail
rdhd aud Morgan steamers, n W Per Texas a
Pacific nnS RIA river steam h0nts w 30,
On produce from 81, L0uis TO Dallas, SlD PEI
ar; Kansas CITY, sDOrcr TAR
EFolIowingnrthc rates from all points In Kan
sus south Of Kansas CITY;
no Dallas Corn aud oats per cwl, 81 l-9ci po'
tatOcs per Cwt, 1Oc.
no IIulchns Corn aud oats, i3ci 1onr, Doc.
10 Ferris- Corn aud oats, iir; lourtNc,
no pnlm6r- Flour, SIZE; c1ln and pats, iOc
no Eunls-- Flour, Glci corn aud oats, Ne,
no Rice Flour, hci corn aud oats, TIC
Corsi cuna, McNia, GrOcsheecE k0aee, Waco
Marlin Brcmond, ilcarne aud Bryan FloarGjc
corn an,touts, 50c "a
10 Calvert flour, Ogci cornond oats, SOC
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l4dlfnl nlhtod 1di ID mrbIoAI..
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23
An InfAIliSle Remedy

If there is one thing more than another
that annoys good wife, who is nervously
sensitive to all that is gross and ill-timed,
it is the habit some husbands have of
using profane language in their homes.
In many cases it is mere thoughtlesss
ness on the part of the good man, who
never gives thought to the better
half; even should she mildly remon-
strate, he pays no attention to the re-
buke
A lady whose husband was addicted
the bad practiceto we have alluded to,
came to her family physician, laid her
grievances before him, and said.
"Now, DR.. N, won't you remon-
strate with him, and try to break him
of his habit? I know he will listen to
you."
"Why, madam" said the doctor he
would pay no attention to any thing I
could say to him, although somewhat
out of my line, will recommend
prescription to be administered by you
that will certainly cure him. It is an
infallible remedy"
s'Oh, what is it, doctor'"
"Well, when Jones comes home
again and swears, do you swear back
at him, Of course, / don't want to
take the name of the Lord in vain,
but, d--n things little for his bene-
fit
And she did.
The next day John came in and in
quired whether dinner was ready and
was told it was not.
t'Well, why in the devil isn't it?" he
asked.
Because she replied, s'the wood
was so id wet the fire wouldn't
burn"
.'Why, Mary, what is the matter with
you? Are you crazy OF have you been
drinking.
Neither she said, and quietly pro-
ceed to put on the dinner.
Bee 3idn't melt like butter between
his teeth it rather resisted all efforts
at ma.,rica Aion, Ike SO much India
rubber, nod finally John blurted out:
''What r,a.1es this id beef 80 in
fernal tougl 2
Mary looked up archly and re-
piled:
'sWell, John, I suppose you went
down to the butcher, and without
knowing the difference, picked out o
piece of some id old stag that hadn't
been fed for a month"
John jumped up, looked at his wife
in dismay, and wanted to know what
such language from her lips meant.
cit means just this, John:-you are
the head of the family, and just as
long as you think it manly to swear in
my presence, intend to do the same.
If you don't like to hear it, you know
how to prevent it.
The cure was radical, and to this
date Mary has never been compelled to
administer another dose of DR.. Ms
prescription.
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No Need For Coal or Wood.

A correspondent has sent us start
ling letter from NM. Betam- Edwards,
from which we give an extract: 81 send
you the following particulars of recent
scientific invention, just patented, and
destined without doubt to play very
important part in our economic history.
I think it may be regarded as solution
for once and for all of the great coal
question, not only among ourselves but
abroad M. Bourbennel, of Dion, the
celebrated lion and panther slayer.
lighted upon the following discovery by
hazard, and after six years persistent in
perfection. He discovered by means of
two natural substances, inexhaustible in
natu-a, the means of lighting and main
tanning fire without wood or coal; fire.
instantaneously lighted and extin-'
guished; fire causing no dust, smoke
or trouble; fire costing one-tenth at
least of ordinary fuel, and what is more
wonderful still, a fire the portion of
which answering to our fuel is eyerlast-
ing-that is to say would last a lifetimex
NJ. Bourbenneps invention. The fires
could be on the minutest scale or on the
largest. They would be used for heat
ing baby's food or for roasting an OK.
Being lighted instantaneously, there will
ne great economy of time. M. Bour
bennsl at once patented his invention
and d body of engineers and savant'
from Paris visited him, and pronounced
his discovery one of the most remarkable
of his age- I have seen these
fires and stoves There is no mistake
about the matter. t is as clear as Fos-.
sible that we have a>2erpetual and
economic source Of fuel. 1nRundred
years ago the discoverer would h2xel
been buried as a wizard.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23

which this was said. and the whole bear
ing and department of Colonel Hays was
so sincere, frank and manly, that none
could have doubted his own belief that
his men had done right. The Generals
wrath began to abate, and desiring the
Colonel to be seated, he requested full
statement of the facts. They were de-
tailed to him. = Washington Vedette.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23

HEREDITY IN. CRIME.-An account was
recently published of Jukes family
New York State, which, beginning Y
vagrant woman nearly one hundre4
ago, has supplied a vast number
nails of every degree of guilt to
and prisons. Another instanc6
ity in crime has just come
New Bedford, Mass. Char
young man Of .ei2ht
Malbone
prison
Arizona citizen., 1880-03-27
A FEW NOTES FROM SONORA.
Sale of Mining Property.

CliC Ol
 From a gentleman who recently ar rived from Guaymas we learn that the telegraph line from that place is being pushed this way as rapidly as pOssi- ble The poles and wire have been delivered for a portion of the line. Ii will, in all probability, reach Hermo- sillo within the next ten days.
 The Mexican gunboat DemOcrata " arrived at Mulege from Mazatlan on the 11th inst, with a convoy Tn tow, carrying 450 troops, under command of Gen. Corbo, who goes to re-estab- fish order in Lower California, and will, after that problematical event, proceed to establish a military post near the mouth of the Yaque river, to compel the Indians of that tribe torec- ognIze the local laws
 The weather has been unusually cold this winter at Hermosillo, the heavy frost of late doing much dam age to the fruit trees and the early wheat So much harm has not been done from that cause for over sixty years.
 The Prietos gold mine, situated eighteen leagues southeast from Her mosillo, has recently been sold to John Doyle, through Henry Janin, for the sum of $200,OO0.