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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05

them 10 the eyer-changing needs and eondl-
tlons OF q progressive society. No par
W can, IN our time, therefore, justify
Ia retention Of power by tho simple
plea that something very unpleasant would
happen II II went out Of Office, owing 70 tho
moral lnferlOrity OF those who would take Ia
place Tho Turkish government d now tho
only one In tho Western world which gives
this M Ia raiu0n d'etre.
Democrats and Republicans have aucceaa-
fully protected themselves for ton years OF
more against the demand that they should
move on, by tho ploa that they we're getting
rid Of "ihe results OF tho war" or saving "the
results OF tho war;" or In some manner
dealing with tho results OF tho war;
In whatever shape tho plea was
produced, II hrnahed a reason
Tor looking back and not forward, for stand
Ing still and not marching onward, What
ever Justification II may have been heretofore
possible 10 find for this altitude, II Ia quite
certain thai all dealing with the results OF
the war which Ia possible through legislation
has been exhausted. There remains not n
problem ariSing out Of tho war. except the
dispostiou of tho legal tender notes Of the
Government, which 10 not now largely OF
wholly economical In liza character and ID
certain 10 DO solved, u soluble, by tho ordi-
nary movements Of trade and population,
and by tho ordinary social agencies ola com
morcial civilization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
DECISIONS BY THE COURT OF APPEALS,

The following cases were decided by the
Commissioners of Appeals, at Galveston on
Monday: Mary Edwards VS.. jim. p. Collins.
Appealed from Houston county. II. S. Wal
ker, p. O., does not sit in this case. Judg'
ment affirmed. Opinion by A. S. Walker, G.
Slas G. Alexander Va. Charles Ellis. APP
peal from Houston county. II. s. Walker,
P. G., does not sit in this case. Judgment
affirmed. Opinion by Quinan, @.
ID. McGregor and A. j. Burke VS.. Paul
Goldhammer. Appeal from Harris county.
Reversed and rendered. Opinion by A. s.
Walker, P. @.
:. Kaufman and Runge vs.. r. A. Dean. APP
peal from Galveston county. Submitted on
briefs of both parties. Set for argument
February 10.
w. w. Treadwell ct al. vs.. w. A. Tread
well ct. ais. Appeal from Navarro county
Submitted on briefs of both parties.
Thomas Longbotham VS.. BENZ. A. Phil
pott. Appeal from Freestone county. Sub
mitted on briefs of both parties.
Kate Armstrong vs.. Frank Mumford. APP
peal from Galveston. Submitted on brief
and oral arguments of both parties.
Howard Parish, esq, late route agent on tn,
Great Northern and International RAILROAD
between Houston and Longview, has beer
appointed clerk for Judge Amos Foster
postoffice special agent, and Mr.. J. w
Matthews, assistant postmaster at Longview
has been appointed route agent in his stead
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05

~ A week in your own town. Terms and
500 IS outd free. Address II. Hallett 4
Co., Portland. deeladWu
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SHE RM ANS
PRlCKLi ASH BITTERS and MALRIPUGE,

L HE b1lr Eho Will prevent contracting Nt
Il Chiils and Malarial Diseases II properly
used, by inylgorating the Liver, and toning
the stomach, and regulating the bowels and
Kidneys. II Is a preparation from such vege.
table extracts, of which the Prickly Ash con-
Rtitutes leading part. that enters into the
regular prescription practice Of all medical
men, among whom DR.. Sherman is Justly
classed as the successful compoupder, after
an experimental practice Of thirty years, as q
complete autidote to all Influences, which, II
not arrested in time, terminate in Chills and
Feveror other malignant diseases.
Though pleasant to the to te, II IL not bev-
erag- AZ the extracts W" held in solution In
pure Holland giu Only) because OF its cathar-
tito properties and Is therefore ali infallible
remedy for habitual constipation
THE MALRIFUGE Is a certain cure for
Chills when once contracted. 1t has never
failed to effect n cure where the directions O..
campaigning each bottle are followed.
Druggists are hereby authorized to retuna
the money TO any party purchasing who cisln,
cure Ia not Affected, providing the directions
are followed and the empty bottle returned.
For sail by all druggists.
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The Duty Of the Political Parties.

From an unsigned paper in the Midwinter
Scribner. on "The Political Outlook" we
take this piece Of plain talk to politicians:
We have got to a stage in the new period
of national politics in which one party or the
other must takea forward step, and every
body to whom politics is serious business,
and not merely machine for the redistribu.
ton of offices at stated intervals, is interested
in the highest degree both in compelling that
step and In deciding in which direction it shall
be taken. The duty of taking it
rests as much on one side as on
tho other. It Is true that the party in
mower only can take the initiative in all mat
ters of legislation, but the duty of the oppo-
sition is something more than criticism. II
is bound, whenever it objects, to say what il
would. if 1t could, do instead of the thing II
objects to. 1t is bound to give the country
some better reason for putting itin possession
efthe government than the bad management
Of those who actually hold the government.
A capacity for Judging by no means argues a
capacity for doing; and political criticism
differs from literary or artistic, criticism, in
Mat the critic is bound to DIES.
sribe the kind of work be would
produce in place Of what he condemns,
the opportunity Wero hhorucA hih
and not only this, but offer to produce it II
"a only by taking this position that any oppo-
,ition can make itself respectable, or play
snv useful part in politics, or earn any title
10 public confidence. 1t cannot rely simply
on the failures and shortcomings of the
other side. 1t must have programme, and
submitit frequently for popular favor.
The same thing Is true, mutatis mutandis, OF
the party in power. 1t cannot rely on the
sssertion that it is more patriotic, or more
moral, or more religious or more upright n
n /. onlv very small part Of the duty Of
men in office to set an example of virtue in
handling money or dispensing Justice. - Nor
He'd doctrines or cultivator Of private
morals nor It Is an organization for the trans
action of business. Its function, when in
power, Is not simply to prevent murder L and
robbery and to collect the revenue honestly,
bnt to make incessant improvements, both
in LEGISLATION and administration, so as not
only 10 increase their efficiency, but TO adapt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
Tho Inner Sorrows OF utah's "Zol'
Chicago Journal

The external troubles Of tho polygamous
soct of Utah ara well known, but, on tho In
formal connections Of tho Mormon church,
not 10 much comes " tho knowledge of tho
public. The laws OF tho land nj timoa take
hold and mako tho liyea Of tho saints" u
burden, but this check on them Ia oyer con-
sidorod In tho ligh, Of persecution, and fire.
quontly serves moro 10 confirm them In tho
creed OF tho Mormon church than 10 drive
them from Il. As ''martyrs" they flourish
amazingly, but there 10 'thorn In the llesh"
occasionally folt which causes the "Church of
within, and dream of early dissolution.
The internal troubles Of the Mormon church
first arose In Utah under the rule of Brigham
Young by reason Of tho ambition of other
forward men In tho order, who felt them
selves US capable of guiding the hosts of fan
atical followers rs tho "Prophet," or any one
elso. Those cabinet officers Of the Mormon
"Presidonts' could not fail TO SEQ that his
power was welded very much for personal
ends, and seeing tho vast revenue derived by
him from the people-in 'tithos," profits from
tho "Lion Co-operative" stores and other
sources greed added to ambition pro-
duced coyotousness. which In turn bred dis
content and 0uarrols In tho tents of the
head men and "apostles."
In several instances, for the reasons stated
above, splits have occurred in tho ranks Of
Mormonism, within tho past few years. A
large and respectable portion of tho followers
of Joseph Smith do not believe in plural
marriage, and a branch of tho church (it
claims to be the ''only originally now'exists ut
Plano, in Northern Illinois, and Is doing
great service by tho publication of the anti
polygamy papers, tracts, otc. Tho worst
schisms encountered by the Mormon donom-
nation. however, have sprung up ON Utah
soil. There Is one notable Instance. One
Godby, a very active and keen member OF
tho BODY few years since seeded
from the rule of Brigham Young and
started out ON his own hook, taking with
him numerous sympa.hizers. He was fought
most bitterly by the head of the church,
whose mower he had sought in degree tc
usurp. In all his business operations, which
we're usually bold and comprehensive, the
opposition of President Young was an ever
present factor. and the followers of the nm
bitous new "Prophet" who were called
"Goodbyites." wore forced to pass with him
through ''sea of troubles" The result was
flat a deem enmity separated tho "Goodby.
ties, from the "Brighamites." vet in spite OF
this the leader of The 6rst-named seekers
| a f,ar ,syo Lnou, moi wbot " tbonyb now ratbe,
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TEXAS TOPICS.


Thomas q. Stacy, OF Austin, died on tho
second Instant
A three days rain has been general all
over Western Texas and 10 worth millions u
that section.
Jack Jones, confined In IaIl AT Calvert for
killing George Morse. IA RAPIDLY Declining Ia
health because of his confinement
John smith ,o,sa.ad from ,sll M os,vs,,
ON nominal bond because of sIokness A fow
DAYS ago, died Al his homo Sunday last.
aa',,,, p.n,,h,l.a, oo,va,,,on IA A. ho
h.,a sv"ug ,' Iasv sb"r,I, ~ a,ac, 1885,, os
ne,a ~ p waJv WY e ao, ~ o".t u''oHIs oh
,eaa,s a a."h OAR SN''''''V'' "''S"
""'ss v" @'"''" -,
Albert Leeper, charged WIN murder had
. Trial NJ dnlesyll'e laht week, ana Monday
last the Jury being unable 70 agree, were Gus
charged; seven were TOT aoqu'lm' ana hVo
forconvlct'on'
Thero arc now seventy prisoners IN INC
Travis county JAIL thirty'two OF them pelnR
nom other counties than Travis VI thoso,
Blk arc chhIEdu win lana irnud ana oloVoh
AFRO United STATES prisoners
Tho steamer Arkansas, OF tho Morgan
line, arrived at Corpus Christi drawing SIX
feet OF wator, on Sunday evening. Bho was
tho first vessel that had beon able TO cross
the bar since November, 1873, and was greeted
almost ~ curiosity.
]. w. House. Of Houston. has lust been
elected preaIdent of Tho Houston Gas light
company, 10 mi the vacancy caused by Tho
death OF his father, the lato Il. w. House, sr.
Houston received Saturday nyo hundred
and thirty bales Of cotton.
An ex-oonviot named WIllIans. who was
,ome vears AGO sent 10 Tho ponItcntiary for
osw stealing. was in Houston Monday
dressed liIc princo. MeetIpr an acauaint.
ancc. he told him he had iust sold his intoros,
in a silyor mine NJ LoSdyillo for $1,000 OOC
and was going west 10 start sheep rancho
In proof of what no said ho pulled out A roll
Of Al 900 bills. counting of twelve or thirteen
when bja irIcnd madc him mt them nm. "a
Tho sight of them might tempt acme thief h
rob him.
IT,. o.., , u..,o, 50
ho1u L yonos y" e n,o"9ay 40
ceveu ~ uourler uspntcn ,.Vm lnou N.Y.
MY MY. h,r'nEon y, .a' lrva,s's, oass" ,hon Nav
WIZ ~" iro ~" ,.a S, so ,o T0dions WS
WooAs NY Va wv s'ni " noniv i,iu s. ~
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Local option al Fer. wor,t

"Local Option" meets the view of the tray
eler as the most prominent object in the
vicinity of the 7. & p. depot. 1t is ut every
ones option to visit Chris. Rinteman's Justly
popular corner, where welcone-hot or
cold,according to the season-wil' be extend
ed to him. Try it, for the coolest beer and
finest whisky at the Fort.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05

W Y d. You sur
fer with pain In
Your pack, l. in~ or
eide? Your kidney s
are diseased. DO
not delay. IA delays
ara dl erulls, hIi
try at once ~ unt's
Remedy " All dis
eases of the kidneys
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MARRIAGE q: ssss :;:' s?'s::
OEnWET0 plating msrrias &c shou II p kpos
NEvlhFUN inflow 70 cure diseases. iinnd.
y 0red OF Recipes Sent ,. ssasS,
ssslsdor cents money or postage stampsl Addre3
FARM FOR SAFE.

o. acres Of land under good fencing, 60 acres
Dwelling house and stables, corn crib, cotton
house In good order, small peach orchard
with two wells on the place. For informa-
tlon, at Mr.. Joseph Zimmerman, 3 miles south
Millers Ferry road, 200 hundred yards frlno
the Central Railroad.
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CURE YOURSELF!

For Sale by Patterson 6 Co. nallas, Tex
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cure. 1t Is purely
Vegetable. All who
use It enjoy GOOD
health.
Send for pamphlet
VIM. Il. CLARKE,
Providence, X. /.
nnv nv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-05
General c. T. Beauregard,
New Orleans, 1850,

The entire proceeds arising from the sale of
this work are devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, which Is invested in United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture, care,
support a. education of the ten infants de-
prived Of their parents last summer at New
Orleans, 1.-THE melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still fresh in the public
mind.)
The book is an elegant octave, contain In
800 pages, with llns photograph likeness and
n line steel engraving, made expressly for the
work, four large maps of battle fields, bound In
handsome gray English cloth, at THREE DOL
LARS, or in u fine sheep binding, with marble
edge. THREE D0LLAkS AND FIFTY CENTS
In half bound Morocco, library tyle, FOUR
| DOLLARS, or In best Levant Turkey Morocco,
full gilt sides and edges, FIVE DOLLARS.
| On the receipt from any person renting by
mail or express, of the amount In registered
letter or by postal order, bank draft, or check,
a copy will be Immediately sent free of postage
registered rs second-clas matter.
The volume Is published in the best style of
| typography, on elegant paper, with illustra-
lions, executed as highest specimens of art.
| The author, the subject, the purpose, all alike
render it worthy place in every library,-o
| every desk-or upon the book shelf Of every
house In the country.
Agents wanted In every town and county in
the United states, and preference will be
given TO honoraoly discharged veterans from
| the army.
To the ladies', who feel desire to express
| their sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memo
rial Fund, the sale of this book among thu ir cir
Gle ofiriends, Will Rford an excellent way Of
contributing substantial aid TO so deserving
! cause,
For Terms, Rates to Agents, etc., address
with full particulars,
Gen. G. T. Beauregard, Publisher
On behalf of The Hood Memorial Orphan Fund
| lanU New Orleans, La.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

HoME AND IT'S QUEEN.-There Is prob
ably not an unperverted man or woman
living, who does not feel that the sweet
est conso'ations and best rewards OF Life
are found in the loves and delights Of
home. There are very few who do not
feel themselves indebted to the inhuen-
ces that clustered around their cradles
for whatever good there may be in their
characters and conditions. Home,
based upon Christian marriage, IL so evi-
dent an institution Of God that man
must become profane to deny IL. Wher-
ever il is pure and true TO the Christian
idea there lives an institution conserva-
tive Of ali the noble instincts Of society.
OF this realm woman is the Queen.
II takes the cue and hue from her If
she is in the best sense womanly-ifshe
is true and tender. loving and heroic,
patient and seli-devoted-she con-
scIously and unconscIously organizes
and puts in operation set OF influences
that do more TO mold the destiny OF the
nation than any man, uncrowned by
power OF eloquence, can possibly effect
The men OF the nation are what mothers
made them as rule; and the voice that
that those men speak in the expression
OF power is the voice Of the women who
bore and bred them. There can be no
substitute for this. There is no other
possible way in which the women OF
the nation can organize their influence
and power that Will tell SO benefcially
upon society and the state.-Scribner's
Monthly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

Dn. UxcmmssEUmE r0R DRUNKENNEsAS
The claims 81 Dr. UngeF f0r curlnz a.
temperance would seem 20 be insiiileds
if We may rely upon as good authority
~ he Chicago Tibune for the evidence.
Mr.. Jos. MediII, tke editor. - said @ e
: strong endorser 0f the new remedy,
and from the editorial Communications
OF The new remedy in the columns OF the
Tribune we conclude the remedy has
produced some benefit tothe community
already. II Is claimed that the docioE
has cured q, 900 persons Of the worst
form OF incompetence with Il. and thar
this i the frst remedy ever discovered
that kills the disease and the inclination
10 drink at one and the same time.
Remedy one pound OF bel
fresh. GULL red Peruvian bark. pow der
il. and soak il in one pint Of diluted
alcohol. Afterward STRAIN and evapor-
ate il down TO hall a pint. Directions
Tor use: Dose-a teaspooniul every
three hours the first and second day,
and occasionally moisten the tongue be-
tween the doses. II acts like quinine
and the patient can tell By q headache
IL he is getting too much. The third
day take as previous, but reduce the
dose to one-half teaspoonIul. After
wards reduce the dose 10 fifteen drops
and then down to ten, and then down TO
Eve drops. To make cure. i takes
from FIVE 10 fifteen days. Seven days
are about the average in which cure
can be effected.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

n you have horse for sale, one package OF
Rooerts' Horse Powders will improve his condi-
ton to the extent Of 10 per cent. rs Cents buys
n package. For sale by Combs 4 Spalding,
Leonardtown.
This 10 not fairy tale, although there Is some
magic about IL; and IL you have any desire TO
find out what kind Of tale it is, or wherein the
magic lies, ask your druggist for q bottle OF
Sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound, and the secret may be learned from the
inside wrapper. Sold by Combs Spalding,
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

And would advise all my former customers
and the public in general 70 give wide birth
to ali men Of war steer clear Of pirates and drop
anchor in friendly port.
HAVE just returned from Baltimore with q
& full line Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

NSp"Smantha. I'm going to let go OF
your hand for minute, but you won't be
mad will you darling wouldn't let go
till you did, only some sort OF a bug IS
crawling down my back. and | can't
keep my mind on you and bugs at the
same time 10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28
SEEDS.

900 bushels choice Clover Seed.
200 /" Timothy.
300 Orchard Grass.
100 " Blue Grass.
100 Red Top.
100 German Millet.
100 Hungarian Millet.
1000 Choice Seed Oats.
1000 Northern Seed Potatoes.
And large and selected stock of Gar
den Seed and Garden Tools.
800 /, 2 and 8 Horse Minor and Hor-
ton Flows.
800 Farmers Friend Flows.
500 Double and Single Shovel Flows.
200 Wood & Iron Frame Cultivators.
100 Doodle and Single HarrOws.
200 Tons Plow Castings for all pat
erns of Flows.
500 Pairs Trace Chains.
1000 Back Bands.
800 Pillow Hames.
800 Horse and Mule Collars.
1000 Plow Lines.
200 Sets of Double & Single Harness
900 Riding Saddles.
500 Plow Brides.
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps.
200 Coils (assorted sizes) of rope.
800 Well Buckets.
1000 Kegs Nails.
800 Kegs Horse and Mule Shoes.
Agent for he Roland Chilled PlOW.
This Pillow has gained such great
reputation in so short time that all /
ask is a trial. The Plow is guaranteed
to do good work or money returned.
lam now prepared to duplicate any
order purchased in Baltimore, Wash
ington or elsewhere. Delivered on
board free. No charge for boxing or
Battling.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28
FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors:-The friends of n. JOHN
SON COTTON knowing hiss terling worth and
representative ability request yOH 10 ann0nnce
him as 4 candidate for a seat in the Senate 81
MARYLAND at The next election (leeI) and say ~
BE- wilIbecome nc andidate, be will be warmly
supported by
nov 81, 1879. HE PEcFLE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

0s-"My dear boy" said mother TO
her son, as he handed round his plate
for more turkey, ''this is the fourth time
you have been helped" 81 know IL,
mother" replied the boy, "but that tur-
key pecked me once, and l want TO
get square with him." He got bis tur-
key.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28
p. MANN,
NO. 207, 9TH Street, ~. :.
tOpposlte Centre Market,)
WASHINGTON, d. C.

Na-E. GALATTI, formerly ofthis county.
IL now connected with the business Of p. Mann,
and will be pleased TO receive calls from bis old
ST. Mary's friends and will make prompt res
ponse to any orders they may send him in his
line Of business.
Feb. 19. 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

ga little four-year-old being asked
by his mother il he would like 10 have
wings and be IN angel, replied: "No.
ma, I'D rather be hawk and live on
chicken"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28
q READ

IOON C N6AO ]
And would advise all my former customers
and The public in general TO give wide birth
to ali men Of war, steer clear Of pirates and drop
anchor in friendly port.
7 HAVE just returned from Baltimore with 8
full line Of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
CASSIMERES,
LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS,
MADRAS GINGHAMS, PIQUES 4 CALIC0ES
and a full assortment Of
FineWhite Goods.
Also a well selected assortment Of Ladies
Gentlemen's and ChiIdren's
Fine Shoes and Slippers.
With full line Of Gentlemen's and Boys
and GLOVES,
all or which, with FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
MACHINE OILS and all other goods kept in a
frst-cass country store, ! propose TO sill at the
very lowest cash figures.
The celebrated New American B. II. 4 o. s.
Eawiuo Machine for sale here.
@e- An excellent lot Of PEERLESS SEED
POTATOES for sale.
Miss Nina Fenwick, who Is in charge Of the
Millinery Department, has also just arrived with
large stock Of
and other millinery goods.
A full supply offancy goods and notions, such
GLOVES
CORSETTS,
HOSIERY,
RIBBONS,
ACES,
HANDKER CHIEFS,
and nice selection Of Dress Buttons and Trim
mings which will be sold at prices to defy CON-
petition.
MAINTAINING will also be a feature oil
this department which will be under the same
direction. Orders promptly attended to and
dresses made in the latest fashions.
VIM. F. greenwich,
LEoNARDToWN.
May ID, 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

formerly Grain end Tobacco salesman IN the
frm Of @. W. Owens & Co. il now Tobacco
salesman with the above firm.
March a. 1880.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-10-28

is NOW READY PoR THE SPRING
of 1880 WITH A LARGE STOCK
OF AGRICULTURAL M
PIGMENTS, FERTILI-
ZERS, SEED AND
HARDWARE,

which was purchased before the late
advance in prices, and all ask is to
look at my stock and not to buy unless
You find il to your advantage to do so.
/ can and do sell cheaper than any 9TH
or house this side Of New York. See
below a partial list of my immense
stock in store.
200 tons Peruvian Guano, in dry con-
dition.
100 tons Turner's Excelsior.
100 /" AmmOuiated Bone.
900 Fresh Ground Plaster.
100 Pure Bone Dust.
10 IS /" Flour.