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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
EXHIBITION!

TT is perfectly grand to behold the elegant Scotch A Trowserings and suitings just received at L. H. FREEOMAN'S, 92 Church street, and New Haven can fairly boast of having the best pants cutter in the State. Scotch Trowserinzs made to order, with pa- ent rubber bottom protectors, for $7.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
INFORMATION FOR THE AFFLICTED
HARD AND SOFT CORHs.

HHNHEsE painful difficulties gre mystery to medi-
 cal science. They come from wearing tight boots and shoes also from loose ones they come where they please and when they please and stsy long as they please, and nothing will them without causing pain 90 efectually the treatment demonEtrated by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
FOR THE WOUNDED.

EfMrs- Gill is very i'll;
 Nothing will improve her, Till she sees the rooleress,
 And gallops through the Looyer.n
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
DIR. WEIGH, 27O CHAPEL ST.
 Ingrowfng Nails.

This most painful disease, by long standing, be- obstinate and requires study practice in its successful cure,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08

It is well known that great deal of attsn ton is given in New York city to beautifying the faces of ladies, and if a correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer is to be believed the improvement of noses is a not unimportant branch of the art. "A lady of my acquaint- ance,' the writer says, "was given by nature a nose that was fat-a sort of pug, with wide nostrils Meeting her few days ago, did not at first recognize her. She was immense ly improved. I asked the cause. Cant you see ? she asked. scrutinizsd her face. Yes exclaimed; its your nose, and it has grown out. We'll, never! What did it ? Her nose stood out to proper length, and was as shapely as could have been desired.
 I've got an extensor in it, she said; but you mustn't tell sWhat is an extensor ? "A metal lining, or form, which wear in my nose to give it & good shape. I'll show it to you when we get home.' She did show 1t to me. It was simply two forms of silver, colored red on the inner surface, to be pressed up into the nostrils They effectually lifted the end of the nose out from the face, and were not un- comfortable or discoverable. These articles are further declared to be an article of oom- mon manufacture by fashionable dentists.
 The New York Times wants it's lobster salad what it should be, and accordingly calls on the American Fish h-Culturs Association to use its influence towards the preservation of the lobster. The case is put in this way |: Excessive lobster fishing on the coast of Maine and Massachusetts reduced the value of these crustaceans to such degree, both as to size and quality, that many important canneries
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08

USE Dr. weIch's Chilblain Lotion, cure for Chtl- plains, Excessive Precipitation, Sc. Dr. Welch's Bunion Ointment. Dr. Welch's Corn and Bunion Plaster. Dr. Welch's IngrowtDg Nail Remedy. Sure Cure if directions strictly observed. Persons desiring treatment st distance aheuld close $l and stamp for remedies and full information.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
Dr. welch, 27O CA@pel St.

Tho glands often become ulcerated and the nerve swollen causing great suffering. This is branch of feet diseases which are suc- cessfuIly treated by
 DIR. WEIGH, 27O CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08
DIR. WEIGH

Removes Corns under tle nails, Warts Moles on the head face hands, Birth Marks, Blotches, Black Headed Ring Worms, Proud Flesh, Freckles, Tan, Meth Patches, Dry, Rough Skin, Old and Lingering Sores compelled to hea Chlblains and Frosted Feet and
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-08

SUCCESSFULLY TREATED. CONS LTATION FREE. oflce Hours from a. m. to p. m. Sundays from 10 a to D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-26

The Price.Ourrent says the indications
point to ms large supply this MS last year to
tive end Of june.
Dry goods are moving of with considera-
NIe animation, but are not up with tho highest
aGdipatons. Cotton goods still present y
hsai and bold front
In minor articles there was nothing new OK
esp. In eggs, which arc weaker and harder to
fsll. There is no butter in town, and we ara
reAl without stocks in all manner of country
praduce. But the summer Is neither past
NOR tho harvest ended. Indeed, If any har-
vUst hiss commenced, II has not been reported
M CHS deck. Hr
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| The st. Louis lneal market has bh0n do
pressed and excessively dull for several days
past, with clear bacon sides Offered At $50
and dry salt do NJ 0il, and lard nominal ~
! 70, Nut hnye not taken tint upward
turn" which 81 many philosopher predict
/ cd II would about tho present day aud date
| Tho Lite Chief min0 NJ linNdylllo was
purchased over yefr ago by John V Far
well aud others Of Chicago for S8O0OOO
They developed II by four shnlla, and nun,
erOus drifla, ctc,, erected good buildings MA
sm0teT aud, after golting bRck M 1lyl-
denda m amount mora than equnl 10 nl IA
cost Of their expenditures, they sold II last
fall TO n compnny for II, 100000, aud u isnow
paying iluo dividend on tho Investment,
Tho output Ia about eighty tons per day, but
thla amount will i0on hn IArgey Increased
Tho first dividend 30 cents per share, or
100000, hns Just been declared, md u IA
olalmcd that nm actual ore body Ut ehDOO,-
600 hrs Just beon exposed
Gold Placer wins loading inature on tho
Now York mining bonrd lust week, going up
from ~ to 100 on "Wednesday a member
Of the mining board, who laa director IN tne
Gold Placer Mining company nnd through
whom tho large purchases Of this stock have
been made, states that tho demand for tho
stock Ia caused by tho increased value OF tho
property Of tho company, Tho property
consists of about 1000 acres Of land, pnrt
of which Il within eighteen miles Of llrad-
yilIo, Whether from This cause or slSillful
manipulation, the stock has certainly shown
u remarkable advances in the past month or
two.
A Virginia City, Nevada, correspondent Of
Al. ia. nl
wealth Of John w Mnckay. ono of tho gleat
Bonanza kings NJ $50 goo, After stating
that ~ thousand m'n about town go better
dressed" and Tint "ho speaks to ovory ono
and every ono to him." thNt he could DO
senator by saying u want to be-" the cor
continues; "rhe Nevada bank |
IL one of the groat institutions Of tho world |
In consequences ofcXcesslye taxation on bank
capital under the new constitution OF Cnlllor- |
mia, II reduced IL. capital on January ], to |
S3,000000 which lonves On ia hands n sur
plus reserve Of S35OO,0O0 invested In gov
ernmcnt bonds. In addition, there stands on
The books Of tho treasury department nj
Washington, In United States stoke, prop
,rty of shareholder, and registered in three
names of tho bank, S20,500000, the aggrc-
gate of the United States securities held By
he Nevada bank md It's shareholders And
low tho question arises in tho minds OF your
leaders, from whence has all this wealth
'omo? This bonanza firm has for ycnrs
,wnod u controlling Influence in the
Nrg mia mine and several
,thcrs on the famous Comstock
odc. During the past four years over
llS,000,000 in gold and silver has beeI
AIKEN from tho Consolidated Virginia mine,
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Fruit and Nuts.


NrrLEs- nOunh Nlnch ~ 10 y nO,
LEMONS -Nlcssinn, VI, 90 per boz,
Por COHN.-Prlze packages, per gross, 81 ~,
RAIsINs London myers, 81 to t3,lOi layers
". 70 10 $40 pur box.
PRCANs-Wc quote II 10 l2is per pound ion
good.
Nrrs-Almonds % to g5c per pound, nia2iI,
10 10 10; llburts, 10 10 49, English Waluuls, Is
10 20; chestnuts, American, IL to l0j Italian,
* to 49, peanuts, 10, c0c0Nnuls, S.,
tBANASAs-l'cr bunch, 81 10 81
FlGs-LOndon layer, lsc, per pound; In kegs
AMI drums, he,
DATES 10 to l2kc per pound
ORANGES Souud stock, Florida and Louis
lana, none.
DRlEp ArrLEs-Nu. |, Zoe; No ., 90, cyapO-
rated, ID 10 lSc, per pound
DRIED rEACiR4-llc. per pound
tuRIiANrS- y 10 Toe.
'PRu NES-p TO Zoe
GiI:EN ArrLEs 20 TO $J.'0prr barrel
ORANGES 40 tutT
CR,SDEnuES None,
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Live stock.

CArrLE-Cornfcd, ~ a3c. grass 40 ycarlings,
10 to 5s; steers, from to years old, sli TO s20;
barn cows, Sl5 10 SlS,
lionsEs-'Mnsinng ponies, SIS 10 $2j; farm
stock, 80 to 80; buggy horses, $50 to Sl0O sud-
die, $50 to Sl26.
MuiEs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
$40 10 oliO
lloGs-On foot 3, 3Ii0tc, for inferior to prime
pOrkrrs.
-.MrrroN sHGEr-Ihcy arequotable at SO 10 50
per hrud.
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Hides. peits, Wool ana Furs.

Inns -Dy linl, pounds and upwards, he. .
dry Hips, free of grubs, Hot grnbb Hips, l0,'
Gcj oil damaged, wet or dry, half priCri deer
skins SOC - sheep skius from g5G. ~ zoe each
WooL-ScNsnn overt last sale goo,
FLus-tOunHhins, 10 IT, s1c,, skunk, 10 To loo ,
wolf, cayIlp, 80 20 zoe, lOHlp, SOC 10 $li wildcat
10 u Cd brnr, zoe to Ss otter, 800, 10 s9i
beaver, dut, 10 81
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lroS-Nr uuolp mrrrhu. hur Co., mlsi
Norway and ,Wrlns Ice
fLuN HrtEL-Shr,
WiuG -Nnlouli wire, NJ ~ fr,l Nos. lnuuN
ll,Hlrt 81 ", ip pW ppuudl hNbr4 Wt,
jnpAnnci, oAlrn cut bard, br.I galvanized
pNlH rut hnrh, leiir,
llur-G suuEa prt leg, ill mule hhpra, u,
lluHit sIuF SAILS - Per huA ~ pOundh, M
=, ~ 2li So, n, 81 80. u, W 81.
lHoN Firm ~ eh rates,
NAlLs-fmm ltd ~ COL, sG.i Wtt'
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Commercial Notes.

sc. Louis has received AS, OPS bales of cot
tnn aimee the first Of September, and tor the
sarss period last season she got only 2S7,767,
Eliaufng an increase Of l50,25S bales.
n u said that Stevens made $4,000 in
huitSiag, manipulating and finally selling 10
chs r. & 1.-THE Denison & Gainesville
rsnd-
st. Louis has 6sT, 952 bushels of wheat
tAt7zst of March, 1879. She also holds for
sab ,Sz9, 900 bushels Of corn and 20S,202
biSli elsscf oats.
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Nugnrs and Syrups.

SuGAR--Crushed, l2c; powdered, llaic; gran
ulatod, M; A, II; clarified, lO& to i0A ;
choice Louisiana, Va to 91i; strictly prime,
94 to 0t; fair to prime, o to OlG
The pricos u less in hogsheads.
MoLASsEs AND SYRups Louisiana mOlasscs,
isto 6Uo Table syrup, 80 to 6j
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CoaI and weed.

l1AL-Nr unnlr Indian Anllll 90 3l ~ ,rr
tm Hplit,ul, ~ nru nu llunli rAri Alr prr
hHlul pfoni hundred pounds
Wnop-unb, rw fpr, N1'ptil plnD " 70
dulhrri
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PEAcurs--9 pounds, 81 80 TO s.. 90; pounds,
S2,75 to $500
roMAroEs-s pounds, 81 l5to 81 60; pounds,
81 40 to 500,
BLACkpERGlEs 81 .Gj to Sl.Tj,
Cons 80 to 81 10.
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COlfceN md Tena.

CofFEE-RIo, common, l34 ,5i,; ordinary,
lail to IGN: fair, IN to lsG; good, ls}s ls2i
prime, lSai TO lS&; choice, ~ to ~; Laguayra,
i55 to 10; Java, - to 3oc.
MAs-mperinl, from a5 to 65c. per pound ,
Young Tyson, IS TO AZ; Oolong, 80 to 6Oc japan,
(dusD 20 10 2ac
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Wagon Wood, WORK

SroETs From . to "a inch, per sl, Xxx
select, sal NN, SO
sAwRp llLtots-.lA i0elt Ns per snt.
lilguN Wutfls-~uNru'H pNlrni " W. - u
nnd u grades, rs ottO u prr nj
AArs pUr bON fonu dozen CIV
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Meats md Lard.

BAcox-Clear sides SIC, breakfast bacon,
l0c. per pound.
DRY sALr--Clear Sides, &c; lorg, TX.
HANS Plain sugar cured, lOkc; canyasse1
do. ,lOsi Whittaker's canyassed, ny.
LARp--Tiercp 81 halt barrel, o; pals, . to
10 pounds, 1915 pounds, lie.
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PLrq-NM},b lo6ilplug, II finch, 80 I'l
twist, ~ " Nd,
5000 lrr thlutuni,
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AnMIIIer.

LEAruEl'-suh-Olk M, I, a. 10 No 3,
~ hrmllck, no. !, Sii 40, Ma. 2, 81 good darn.
aged, 3lc, per rollud Uppori Fruch rnlf, VI
u S2i dp. hlps, ~ q per pound American culi,
Oh ltlp Sl2ii DO No. y 0Dc 10 ~ dO, kipe,
~ to ~ do No, y, 70 ~ Soc, Wax uppnri pr
foOl 2jr, llnrnu,S lcathcri Onk No, l. ~ do.
No, ., ~ Hhirllngi fair No, |, ~ No, :, go. per
pound
GOiLARs buck, per DOZEN, s5,jO 10 sGi spllt
aud klp $40 IN Sll, 'Gll Lip, Sl1t0li
luAiNs-D'i irui, % 10 6ur pur pnlr
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Fort Worth Dallas and Sherman
To ST, Louis.
/ G0SADALIS

T>HE GREAT THERN
b l. remedy for the cure of Scrofu-
"a In, Scrofulous faint, Rheumatism
White Swelling, Gout, Goitrte,
u Consumption, Bronchitis, Ner-
= vous Debility and all diseases
arising from an impure condition
OF the blood.
The merits OF this valuable
preparation are SO we'll known
that y passing notice Is but nee
h essary to remind the readers OF
y this journal of the necessity OF
always having a bottle Of this
medicine among their STOCK OF
family necessities.
Certificates can be presented
from many leading Physicians,
Ministers, and heads OF families
Throughout the South. endorsing
In the highest terms The Ffui6
\ Extract Of Rosddaiis.
DIR. II. WILSON CARR Of Bal
timoie, says che has used IL in
Asses Of bcrofula and other dig
eases with much satisfaction
L DIR. II. c. PUGH, of Baltimore
II recommends It 70 all persons suf-
ering with DiseaSed Blood, say
u ng it Is superior to any prepare
Ition he has ever used
REV. DABNEY BALL, of the
Baltimore NJ. E. Con fer en- Q Q
South, says he has been SO mucn
benefited by Its use that he
cheerfully recommends 1t to all
! his friends and acquaintance.
. CRANEN & CO., Druggists, at
Cord onBville, Va, say Il has
never failed to give satisfaction.
SAM'L q. MCFADDEN, of Muir
freesboro, Tennessee, says II cured
him Of rheumatism when all
else failed.
Rosadalis Is not q secret quack
- preparation its ingredients are
published on every package.
Show IL TO your Physician and he
viii tell you 10 Ia composed Of the
strongest Alternatives that exist,
and is an excellent Blood Purifier.
Did our space admit, we could
give you testimonials nom every
State In the South, and from per-
sons known TO every man, wo-
man and child, either personally
or by reputation.
Rossdalis is sold by all Druggists
JOHN J, HBNRY, CURBAN & co.,
s College Place,
NEW YORK.
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Cotton.
Steady. We quote:

[NoTE.-THe quotations tolIo'oing, ,,stess
,t.e'1oisc stated, are for ,oholesals spot cash
ht. When time is asked on small anlo,o,ts
purchased, higher rates are demanded.
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PRAiniE CnICRENs-We quote at zoe. apiece,
LARKs = Per DOZEN 3Oc.
RAnnIrs Per dozen, common, 6Oc mule
cared, sl 10
SQUIRRELS Per dozen, 6Gc.
RoBmSs--Per dozen, ,Jc;
NESisoN- Deer az 10 u apiece
CnicHENs-We quote ~ 80 for spring and 50
for grown
TURKEYs--15c. to 81 30 apiece
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-26
REAL ESTATE.
Lands. Lands,
Da"gh"r'y, a An'nerm.a
LAND AGENTS
AND
SCRIP
LOcatOrS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.
DALLAS. TEXAS.

lgo, 600 acres IA Earllaud county, 1T from q
~ VI 80 par naTe,
5000 acres ia Tarrant county, NJ from ". 40
"a " ~ per aorA'
y, 900 aoroa In Denton county, NJ from $50
10 $500 pSr acre.
100 acres In Kaufman c0nnty, AZ from o. %
70 10 W per acre,
1000 acres IN Wise county, al rom VI 80 70
VI ~ per acre,
a,tO0 acres IN Johnson county NJ from 81 "
" ebOO per aero,
la77s acres IN Clay county, at from I. 90 10
~ OJpor acre,
1900 aerea in Jack. county, at nom a0
70 a. ~ per acre.
~ 4 800 acres In BoSque county, at from u 600
" % per acre.
5000 acre0 In Hamilton county. at from 81 90
70 " w per acre, Wv
1000 acres In Brown county, at from 81 % 10
VI ~ per acre,
$50 acres in oolcma county, 500
t1 " M per acre.
5000 acres In Callahan county, per
acre.
To trade for improved Dallps city properiv
The following In Enth county;
/, 800 acres ninety improved, ono mile
north OF Stophonsville.
2, $50 acres, miles east OF Stophensville,
80 acreain cultivation, log house.
y. $40 acros, miles southeast OF Stephens
VILE, 10 acres improved, log house.
T.. tracts, $50 aores each, on line Hamilton
and Brath counties, all tlllhblo.
.. $50 Serea, about 20 milea north west OF
Blophcnsvlllo.
o OlOacres, about lOmile north Of stephens.
Nm
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Flour, Grnin and HAY.

ConN--Ear, upon, arrival on track, Sic;
ear. 5Sc; shelled ~, sacked Goo. per bushcl
snirsruFFs- 81 10 per hundred.
OArs-Iu sack from track, 53c; bulk do. SIC
From store, bulk, SIC; sacked, CSC.
HAY-Prairic, loose, from wagon, -; millet
do, nom. baled from store, sil TO W. for prai-
rie millet, do, nom.
FLoun-fmported Xxx, $s.7b, XXX, SI.25;
lXXXX, or family, 50 o., Fancy, 1918 per hun
knd, patent brands, s. 80 to $40 per barrel
Quotations of Dallas made -four are as follows
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Dutter and Eggs.

EeGs-wholesalc i2,sc.; retail, loo. pei
dozen.
Kansas, 25c. to SOC.
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n ,Oon.umpt,ou,,urea.r

AN old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of a simple veg
etable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to
make it known to'his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive ana a-desire ito relieve
Truman suffering, will send free of charge to
French, or English, with full directions for
preparing and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp naming this paper, w.
w. SHERAR. lao Powers' Block. Koch ster. ". y.
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HINTS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD.
The tTshIeet -.

Lemon Snaps: One ,coffeecupful OF
sugar, two-thirdsr of a cupful of butter,
two eggs, one level teaspoonful soda
dissolved in a quarter of a cupful Of
hot water), flour to roll thin; flavor
with lemon bake IN q hbt'oten.
White Pound Cake :: One ,cupful OF
fine white sugar, and hall cupful of
butter; beat twenty minutes, add the
whites of two eggs, and beat ten min
utes longer. Sift one and a half cup
fuls of flour and zone teaspoonful of
cream-tartar together, and dissolve half
&c teaspoonful Of saleratus in half q cup-
full of sweet milk; mix all together, fla
vor with lemon or. Vanilla, and. beat if
teen minutes longer. fre 80 ..rr, :. s.
s-Tapioca Pudding; Allow half 3
teacupful of rice or tapioca to a quart
of. milk mo eggs), a pinch of salt, a
piece of butter the size. OF a walnut, a
little nutmeg, and sugar to taste; bake
ina pretty Warm sosehg shdkdris do&a
occasionally, and let il brown at the
last. This constant stirring gives it a
aud i. the Eice-Qr tapi-
oca be 1oakee in hils frssit4 GFilI bs
better.
-Pop-Ups: Two eggs well bea en-
two teacapfuls ofmilk, and -four enough
to make a thin. batter; first mix tpgeth-
er the Hour and milk smoothly; just
when theyar ready to go into the oven
add the eggs, beaten very light; fill
earthen teacups half full of the batter,
with a small lump of butter on the top
place the cups on a driPging5pan and
bake in a hot ioven. They are to be
eaten with butter and sugar, or sweet
sauces. .sssssnrsT D. #a 87A s.
-,Sweetdsusksag One qrIart of Gsweet
milk, three tablespoonful of yeast, and
fiouE to smake-a stiff batter =. let it rise
overshisht, and IN the-mornif @ edd-ofe
.cupfuf Of lard or butter (if'th former,
salt must be'used) J, ribbed to- a paste
with one cupful of white sugar andthree
eggs, reserving the white of one to beat
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Our Progrcssl., Z

As stages and stage routes are quickly
abandoned with the completion of railroads,
so the huge, drastic, cathartic pills, composed
of crude and bulky medicines, are quickly
abandoned with the Introduction of DR..
Heroes Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, which
are sugar-coated, and little larger than mus
tard seeds, but composed Of highly concen-
trated vegetable extracts. and are warranted
to cure all Irregularities of stomach, liver and
bowels. Sold by druggists. -
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TO cnRREspnrnrNrs

All communications for this paper sglould be
accompanied by the name OF the author NOT
necessarily Republication, butas evidences Of
good faith on the part of the writer. Write
only OF one side of tie paper. Be particuiariv
careful In giving names and dates TO have
all letters or figures plain and distinct
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Jack had rented a snug, little place in
Herefordshire, called THE Grange
and there L was to stay with them for
yaseouple of-vweesSs ssefose -retsrning to
tlse parentsd rosf. TWAS such. pretty
place, rather old-fashioned red brick
blouse, tucked in among tAe, most 1uxr
uriotIs feliags ypu cn $IHagine. TAe
garden Mas. Simply deIiei5l4 redaeht
with the perfume of roses and carna-
tons, and, indeed, flowers of every. de-
-scTipfioh1 1t 5wasi separsted only bNa
low railing from the grounds of our, or,
l should say, rather, Jacks young
hai d1ovd, *hef Squire Of the place.
We arrived tired, dusty, and rather
out of sorts, having had to wait two
hours at junction where there was
nothing to do but to read the adver-
.tisemen6s onsdhe walls of the stStion,
Iand L think / could. initiate, exactly tthe-
expression on the face of the lion caught
in the net, and, the old ,naboh swallow
Ing 'pfekies9h atihg Studied. them both
for. 80 Alongssm Jack. according TO his
usual fashion, Smoked AWAY IKE ten
andsIGeraldine well, shell
rink, 6nft .grdsnhIed |; andAwhenx9Hd
get home at last, the country looked so
delicioqsly green and fresh, and every
thing was 80 pretty at theFGnange that
wssoot resovered ourselves, and thel
following day was spent in exploring
rhe newserritosyand giving our several
'Rpiniphs about every thing
n At A4Ao'cioekdin the afternoon Jack
came in, brimful of news First. item,
there Ts Splendid shooting 4o be Rad
in the neighborhood, and fishing, too,
was g6od-:a then, he had visited the
young Squire, who was a .. laundering
good fenowr asJack etpressed'it, and
"game for any thing" He had only
just returned from tour on the Cont
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-08

II cough, distuEbs your sleep, take dose
of Piso's Cure for Consumption So say all
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-01-08

4 VEGETINE is now acknowledged by our best
physicians to be the only sure aud safe remedy
for all diseases arising from. impure blood,
such as scrofula and scrofulous humors.