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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Z New zz=ho5 q Administering
Caster 1iI.

To the oil add sufficient puIEer-
lied sugar, HzTorest with Cinnamon
or lemon, 70 convert the whole into
= plastic dough; the1 form into
bOlUses. COMPOUND licOr-ce pow
de4- nay be substituted for the su-
gaI- Children says the Boston
Journal Of Cheuiz rry, quarrel over
this CoHfectiOH, For grown people
the BONUSES nay, II some Instances,
be eHvelopesi II Tafer-pzper-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
: Eira hit Ez.sz p =. Fs.r

Dear Mr. Jack--LeG ne tell you
about some queer birds that I saw
d South Africa They are called
Had efiai' BY the natives, and are
IS large IS Crows With long legs
and bills, and wings 1hat are dark
green n one light and golden n
another. The birds l0Ok ike gen
tIemeu IN dress-suits. with their
hands folded under their c0at-5aIIs-
The Eadeda i've 4 marshy
places. but they are easily famed 10
live II houses anu soon 20 N and
out as II they we're 4 part Of the
family And Indeed- you might
almost think they we're part OF II.
for, wneu they crv, they say PA.
Pa Pa quickly ike Al inpatient
child
Two OF these birds that I saw
we're very fond Of tue father Of the
famiIv, and would follow him about
all dav On sunday they would
even walk after him into church.
unless be locked them up At home.
Once they actually did walk into
church, marching graEely up 1he
tisie- and taking their stand near
their master, Who vas the minister,
behind the little lec5eTu- OF reading
desk Il vas funny 90 see those
three i1ures standing there, and II
vas lucky 1hetbIrds ala not Trims 70
Gail PA Pa Pa" Just then for
the congregation laughei quite
enough - Il vas. The birds would
.oG 20 away although the minister
sold them I'D. Il = severe tone 50 re
lad to walk out. aua they followed
aim IntO the open Air When he
came IN iagaiu, ae shut tHe door
close behind him- and 80 kept them
out Jack iH-she-PulpIt,' 81
Nicholas for Novsm
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Blue grass should not De zowr
alOIIe- IL It grows very slowly anu
viii be three years before It makes
uzuch snow. Twenty pounds per
AGRA. or one bushe4 and = aaIf may
be sowu With timothy, orchzrd
grass and clover SIX pounds TWEEN
y pounds and eight pOuuds), re-
spectIVeIy, and wien these. begIu TO
fail the blue grass vii appear and
OCCUPY the ground. II Is obvious
that j grass of this KIND should not
be soEu alone Dat # mixed with
the above varieties they would De
veil sowu wIthOurauy crop Is early
N spring As possible
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Al ingenious frut-ZrOwer has
discovered that II rabbits have &c
cess to limbs lying On the ground
thew VIII never attack the erect
stems Of the trees, probably because
they sau more readily bGri1 those Il
= horizontal position After Hav-
ING mace this discovery, says the
ZeurIgmA1- We continued TO prune
IL different parts OF the orchard
throughout the winter, leaving the
limbs wing upon the ground for
their accommodation since adopt
M 6hIs plan We have never Had AZ
other tree barked by 1 rabbit, al
The Limbs on the ground would be
literally deuuded Of Dark and all
the small lwigs eaten DE- This Is
not Only the cheapest but the most
sfeerIaI plan tor preventing their
raVaUaS
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LADIES COLUMN.


- - assa@@aasa
God bless ny dear old 1uorher
y 1a1s-er nv lorrUEe 1e.
III UsTsr IND zE0-her
" he j be so -rue 20 me-
Her 1azr. WhleE 1Elee vas raEsC
u -Csc Win silver now,
And crafty Tine las a-raTen-
Deep wrinkles on Ler brow.
Yer. shCuc1 Eer brow bears rraces
or trouble ard Of care.
TO ne m PRECIOUS Eu1har Is
The tzIrzss OF -ha faIr.
So -sUlsr Az -1ru--FIrz
A. gentle - . dove
An Lifs we're Ect worth living
HI-Gcu- ny mothers loTe
how lr1z1- WleZ -C-1pi airing
or L--ss -errleE-rz care
TLeE uaaZn- -Eeru seemed remaining
save co11--sss Is co bear.
ny u1IEzr-E -sU-Is ching
Has -Bruau ny -u1uZ1-s a1oTe-
AID reused y -zl-E aiding
In Gods n ee1uIrE owe
God bless ny dear old ruDtEeri
BrIZul b each arsr veari
III never ind IusrceE
WON NY EoId 50 ieaE-
OH nov nv life V01-l altar
# mother we're not near
and nov ny heart Womb tll1sE
Without 1er words OF 1leer.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Boil small potful of potatoes
a8tt bathe the part affected with the
water in which the potatoes were
belief as not Is can be applied IN
meaiateIy before going 70 bed
The pains vii De removed. or 1T
east glIeyIsteci, BY the next morn
Iua- some Of the most obstinate
rheumzrIe pains have lately been
cured by one application of this
novel and simple remedy.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

j Young and pretty clA0 zIrI en-
tered Z barber shOp II Vieuu= and
told the proprietor that he must
-buv aer hair The frIseur exam
med her LO1g, glossy. chestnut
locks anu oezan 10 bargain He
could give eight forms AMI 10
more. Hair vas plentiful this year,
the price had fallen there vas less
demand and other phrases of the
kind The little mzIde1's eyes
flied with tears and she desItaGed
: moment while threading heF In
GERS througo ler chestnut locks
She finally threw herself n Z eaaIr
and said
Then take 1t quickly
The barber satisfied with dis bar
zaIu vas about 20 cIiuch It with his
shears when L gentleman Who sat
half shaved looking ~ told aim 20
stop
NY child said ne '@whY 10 you
sell your beautiful hair
NY mother has been nearly i've
H. I cannot work enough
20 support Is; everything mas been
sold or Dawnesi- and there IS rot 2
penny II the house
Now, ny child, # that g the
use VIII buy your GaIr, and give
YOU one hundred forms for t.
He gave the poor gIrt the note,
he sight of which dried Her tears,
md he took m the DRrler's shears
lud taking the locks II his hand be
.ook the longest hair cut It OF and
put it carefully II his pocket book
nus paying one hundred forms for
: single hair. He took the poor
rIrts address Il case lie should
Faut 90 buy another 1t the SANE
ate. He is only designated Is the
.hief of Z great Industrial enterprise
v1rhiu the CITY
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

To al persons VINO are troubled with
Old ulcers 1OfIs. cuts- burns piles ring
7voFm- 1eEte-- frost bite chaDped lips OF
hands and All erupCiOns Of The skin can
be cured Instantly, by Using Dr. g ?.
Duncan Ointment with carDolic acid
possessing the most wonderful healing
power Of any saIVe chat has ever been
made. and 80 pronounced by III Who
have used L. Its effects are Ike magic
Horses with sore backs. shoulders OF
scratches cured instantly. Try IT,
For sale BY Grigsby & Anderson
south side square, Pulaski
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Il saw little Betsy - drunk IS q
fiddler one tine asd sic vas 4 Euu-
NJ sight We were showing late II
the fail n Indiana ID very severe
weather some MONKEYS and birds,
and snakes hasi already frozeu-
ard Betsy showed that she vas
suffering greatly from the cold-
Log john went 20 Manager Older
and saIi To him.
You'd better get some wnIskey
FOR Bersey, OF she I fresze
<Enw much
Her ears are Just beginning 20
freeze: get three bgckers-
well, they knew shat was Two
for Betsy, and one for Long John
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Farm and Heme.


Young farmers VINO need and 90
tain credit are often greatly injured
oy L. They should keep = book OF
ACCOUNTS and be able TO know 81
ann time the extent Of their ObligG-
LIOus- A running account reekiesslY
continued without such kn0wIedge,
lasi been The ruin Of many farmer,
or the source Of very painful en-
0aIT assEueuES
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Refrer than Ouinfne.

For speedy and certain cure of al
uaiaria1 Diseases 10 medicine has YET
been invented equal 60 Dr. c. P Dun
cans celebFated Chill Tonic LE con-
-aius 10 arsenic sErTchuine OF 4uInIue
IN any iOrTu- consequently IL produces
none OF 5he Dad effects which 50 CON-
monty resuiE from the Use Of those min
zraI and poisonous mfaIicIues- Dr..
Duncan Chill Tonic DurIfies and
builds I'D the impoverished blood Civ
iuE tone and strength co the whole sys-
1em-oue bottle Is equal 70 three dob
lars worth OF quiuine- For sale by
G=riEsby y Anderson, PuIaski-
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ChlIdren Erv

For Dr. Duncau's Worm SyruD-5t Il
sure. SHE and pleasant co take and
never laiIs. Try r. For sale bv CTrigs-
BY & Anderson. South side square, Pu-
LIskI.
Wm- LItEerer e Co. Nashville are
Wholesale SCENTS for ali OF Dr. DUucauis
preparations. u0vZ0-5m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

livery farmers family should
have all the grapes they c4u eat
from September 20 January. It Is
not necessary 20 have = large vine
yard for 5hIs; 4 few vines. each of
the best sorts and properly treated,
viii give q treat amount OF fruit
There are hundreds Of ou1-0f-she-
van places where = vine may be
SCI, such IS along 3 fence or It may
De 3v the side Of = shed or barn;
WITH good soil ard care II pruning
satisfactory retErus may De eE-
DecLed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Wedding, reception baug 1et- ball and
al kinds Of Invitations printed II the
CITIZEN office n the most modern style
on the best and most fashionable STA
tiOuerv Is cheap sLsC iucluuaEt and cheap
q than Nashville for the cash. II we
do u0t give perfect satisfaction nothing
viii be charged Give Us your printing
20 do
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Jones says ais wife IS the most
thrifty womzu he ever knew.
why. sir, he saws. she mas made
ten bedspreads during the asst two
years: made them herself, sir, out
OF the samples she collected II her
shopping tours during that time Z"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

TRY DR.. c. ?. Duueau7s celebrated
Vegetable Liver PiIIs-a sure cure for
headache swimming in the head. bad
Taste N the mouth, pains n the side
back chest and limbs. Nothing better
Tor cOnsEi paIed bowels. sour stomach
and tenderness over the regl0u OF the
stomach One box VIII 70 further than
Two boxes OF any other pill VII act
on the Liver Is we'll Is 5I1e mass OF cal
Omet- (FFarrau1efii Try them
For sale bF tTrfEsby Z Anderson south
side sduarD. Pulaski
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Our Young People
lADE Up EsoA FHE BEsT cLIPPiNss.
n - SEArcW.

I walk through 6arksne6 paths, yet kn0l
Ny Father marks the way Z 70,
] cannot see his lender satiie,
But feel his cizspinz hand the Sbilss
And since hs hests the sparros'S fsll,
srus5 his love IN spite Of al.
Borne Through The dark IN loving arms,
/ sometimes shriRk with vague alarms,
Yes closer cling, thar may hear
f.1s voice 1azs whispers n miEs ear.
% trembling soul, i says co me-
y Res IN the owe 1hs- elinEs 20 sheeIa
cannot tell if long the way
By which I 70, through RignG Go day;
But. soon or late. I snow my feet
VII walk IN sunshine broad and sWeeE-
And. soon or late. before mine eyes
The radiant hills OF PEACE 1prisei
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Columbia DisE,-2d Round OF
Quarterly Meetings.

Bradshaw c. NJ Zian- March g. IA.
Pulaski e. Il Er1sudsElD- March 20 Il
Prospect CT At - arch T. Z9
Pleasant alley 70. s1 -. April , L
OIiTe5 sta ADr1I 10. Il
The District Conferences VII be held 1t
8IZcTviilz- 4aurv county Tenn Nay
LLI8. JAMES 4 0RMAN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Ingers0I having said that the
preachers n this couurTv cost the
people sIz0OO.OOO every YeaE. an
s7Esr IS made by enc Of our ex
changes that the lawyers cost about
$4,000, goo, the criminals $40, O00,-
600. and WHISKY 500. 100000.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
StoU Thar Pain.

CramD Collie DJLrrhosa- FlHZ and al
affections al the Stomach and Bowels
can be relieved bv Using Dr. Duncan 8
LiHimgB5. II never fails 70 cure Head
ache. ToOEhache- Rheumatism Neural
-Ia- suraIus and bruises II nan Horses
with collie bolts or sweeuy can BE
euresi Instantly For sale BY CTrigsbytE
4 Anderson south SIDE square, Pulaski.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
N ChanCery at Pulaski
MARCH RULES ISS0-
William s MeEissaelz- C5mD't. vs. ) amas
M-Eiasac-- II IA. letar.f.r-s.

william s MeEissaeE- C5mp't- -. > aEues 7
Mekissac.c st ais. DeFau1Gu-s-
I " Tins cause &c appearing % The 5aElaTae1ldn
i 3frhe ERIK and Master rom Al AFFIDAVIT
90 5hs OH chat -Ea 1ate11zu1- z Z Henry, q
= non resident OF The Sta1a Of Tennessee SO
shaz The 1rciuar- PROCESS Of this court can
LOT De servou on nm
Or notion ls IL therefore ordered that pI5-
-icaeicu be maize t-r i1ur weeks n success
sion n the Pulaski Citizen tIsEVsE-aEer pms
lisled o the Town Of Pulaski n zald state
recurring sad lereulAzr 20 De and appear
On che -trs6 iav u -ha next term OF The Chau-
Gerry Court 20 be held Tor the county OF ,Iiles-
At uha eourr-touss II PliAsIi- on -he LzE Non
ilv 10 SeuG. next and answer com q aIEl-lIz- 3
lIlI- OF che same VII % taken for confessed
~ TO nm and set for bearing tx 1lrrs-
u1arfI-4E J2 STACY. q = n
J1o 4 Ti1nou aEd y g 2 S-uIthson- at : s.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Where would We be without #O-
nan asked ; writer. rs hart
20 determine Just which way the
majority wuUId drifts some men
We know would be cut Of debt and
out Of trouble, and j good many
IS
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
MOntrOSe Vineyard.
PULASKI TENN.

C0H00Fd- Ives. Diana and JtheT Wines,
.UNWIzED- PURE GEAPE JUICE
TT-Z HAVE F0ESALE-N oCk CELLAE
w k.lou gallons - che vintage % -s74-
They are approved By -lv=icia-s and con
1clsuars - -ouCiEa arb 1f s-r-5r--r -uall-I==-
Can be bad - che F5usvl--l tl- 49, -Le .lruE
shat al can EIe1rIL -l-- leal-ltul AID tallcl1u
1everas-e-
Alzo- ~ she Tluara.rd- lfrnus 4lluz % Al
-ar1sriea- Potato and Tomato siius- Cabbage
81 ants. .Ec-. -laauar Ehzn % Nasl-llla
1rtCes-
ssHzksf AUGUSTINE s. ca.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

It Ike the CTTIZE-s, but am uOB able
10 pay for L. Then yet Is i've new
subscribers 1t s. each and we viii SEN
IL uVngz rec
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
Iarv s-5 Ea- -.ir--a esz-.

VI lltehall y y Times
Mary had little beau IS sweet
As he could De, huC every night he
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

made no allowance for the cost OF
the pig +. D. Curtis IN Rnral Ne's
Yorker.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
N zsCTs- AND 81 soTTLEs-
Dr. HAYWooo,


1r TIT Tsw YORK sept. q. Iii
Dear SirElzr--1r LIS Tsnr ( 7ls1ran Inns 11acrsd
saaes OF iur< diseases n l1a oFFer Kzr11 x ma
ny TIA vEara OF 7erT Bagsre -TVa. = WA
hars ny 1rzsnrzon E1s c1lau 70 lxcec-u-1u1.
Eu-urz98 &c - Wnnuar-U1 IufEer-
11rIuE D 1r1cEEa 1r 1TanrT Tsara- Lava never
lnnHu n r1au-uIue ur1n1uE15 and VIII scc1
1aDuV erfacra 11e mus F1uie1o
II q cuuEnIuz ana iuvzr-abiy s1ra1 tza d-8sza8
daEs- Eanser-zI4y s1loras IL zE1s 1ass ing
uad.cr1s rsed-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Menun1a. 1et-- Il A34L-
Dr. rTTrr. Sir Lava bean surfsrz marry rEu
1sa-a WITH a savsra c1uasl- " han souzru8uesd
Gig our x-scrurarlr - Ezzrrso
sf--seE guur1ra Lad r-act 1lr1nsE
8Essr-T11nE. tsr--lie LE1ga tEun
lnLe dozen bor-ias- Tia u1IlE suFsars 1HE8 SIT
~ cuugr hzs dsaDpBarati. and LL-Ivs ziz-11 htrse
pounds n fiesu- ( lscumusncl It - Al ~ lran1a-
Win srazE Respect gL-NF IL E4ZA-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25
''''I'' '''f : III SRAECs HAYWOOD. Ma
a NE,MseasEs sua- MzTrEa-

Od1Co- l-EsuIu9 News. -A1Eu11il- Ia
Dr. TIT. Dear 3ir-iIT LIKE son- ErzEcir8d
VITA uusuunuzz .asI winter, EE1cn -afc 1lzu E1r1
TrnsnE cough t1s l1sts III within z1uur1 a11css
indebted 11TuuE Falu1ria
[z1acrurzuE- lad svsrT ming raccrl-
1anuad- fIILia good Fuur tl--
Iectur1ur- bur1la u Tr1ico rsE1uTsa NJ couEn
snr-rsiy. Niz1 r1azllEs- 7 EqilEs Thy
7OEzZ II ~ E5LlfI-Iz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Head RinEworm- Ulcers Sores
rheumatism Se8IrIlgIa- Pain n the
Bones Side and Head Female " el6-
ness SrerlIiIT- LeucoErh0sa- arising
from internal liberation and Uterine
disease SvuhiIiric and MerCurIal dis
eases Dr0usv- Dyspepsia EmacIa-
ton General Debility and for PuEI-
fviuZ the Blood
This SarsIuarIIla IS combination OF
vegetable IterarIves-5t IIlIugIa- Man
drake Z Glow DOck-wIrI the LOoiIdes
OF Potassium and Iron and q the
most efficaciOus medicine yet known
for the diseases Il 5 Intended 20 cure
It's Ingredients are 50 sEIuIlT
combined that the EuIl attentive
effect OF each Is assured and while
II e so mild rs 70 be harmless even
To children Il Is s1Il 50 e1scruaI Is
TO uIIr-e out from the system those
TmuT1r1-ies and C0rrupTI0us which
deTeioD INTO IoaIhsome disease
The reputation II ENJOYS 3 derived
from rs eures- and the confidence
which prominent puv slczIns al over
the country reu0se u Il proves their
experience OF rs usefulness
Certificates Ir1estIuE rs virtues
hive accumulated and are coz
stauriv being received and Is MANY
Of these cases are publicly knowI-
tEeT furnish CONVINCING evidence OF
the superiority u tins >1IsarI-IlI1
over ever other attentive medicine
SO generally IS IFS sIIpe-DEtT 90 any
other medicine known that We Heed
DO 10 nore than 20 sIssure the publlc.
that the best qualities Z has ever
possessed are sA-ctiV u4uIGued-
PzEE4ZE0 By
Dr.. ]. c. AVER 6 CO., lowell, Mass,
P-ur.sczI arss1E 4asssFyfieaE cAenssrs-
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4 big SIX Go0ter wa lifting for
al be va worth on q waEon wheel
which ~as stuck vheH q little two
foot mite uf humanity. nearly IS
broad ls nc vas long and iust out
OF dresses aHtt INTO pants. with MS
hands d. his pockets and Z =~sg
gerTEE mr. SHY 1Gt- Mister, TO
you want ne 20 help y0us I can
gruuG while v1u .ift.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Edith and Mabel had Just put
their dOllies IL their cribs when
Edith with the expression Of one
VINO had = great weight Fitted from
her shoulders said There Tn
thankful we've COS the children 10
bed F., We snail have 4 little peace
H0Wf Whsre n the world did she
get such 4 rI-iIculous u0tious
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

For Ser0fuI1- and Al
scrofuI6us diseases -ErT-
sIUeias- Rose or ST. An
thongs Ere EruplIous
and ETupCive diseases
OF the skin Clcera1i0us
OF the Liver Stomach
Kidneys Lungs PIN
piles PusTuies- BGils-
!. BlO1ches- TmOrs- Tet-
ter SAT- Rheun. ScaId
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1880-03-25

Dr.. ]. c. AVER 6 CO., lowell, Mass,
P--xcssezZ ass1 -lssGFgriezE CJlezuiSrs-
sc9 zT IL ozEGszszs vzExxD<-
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SamVRr Z son, Agents i0r PULASKI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-28
THE DALLAS HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 2s 1880.

in-law and successor, who came and sOWed
dssensIOn IN the hitherto united Texas dele
cation. 10 convince Roger Y, Mills that a
measure Ia Of benefit N his constituency,
10 10 secure his Undertaking, energetic
and very effective advocacy Of that Mas ufo,
and II seems Whltney did convince him that
tho Corpus Christi road would benefit those
particular sOyereigns whose voice "a ever
potent with their representatives, M II should
be-, and thus II came that Mills opposed
hIS coleaguos bill, This happens 40 rarely
In tho Texas delegation that II causes q stir
when II does. hare not had chance 10
talk with Colonel Mills on this subject yet,
but do not doubt he had excellent reasons
for his GOurfe, AZ all events Colonel Epson
can't blame him for looking after tho Interest
of hIs district, for more devoted man
10 his constituency than Epson doesn't exist,
aud II wAs this very devotion that made him
10 impatient OF opposition In this matter
hut believe tho Laredo road will get tho
$4,000 per mile, unanimously recommended
by the committee. They asked $4,000 you
know, but think they will DO content with
$4,000,
Your namesalSe Vt DonIton Is giving Ia
roaden some capital editorials on the pollti-
cal outlook. II Inns holslcd Bayard's name
carly, and advocated his cause In u patriotic,
statesmOnlkc, manly fashion, worthy Of
Bayard himself :.
What new ora would dawn upon this
country should Democrat DO elected Hon
osty would succeed fraud, honor would sup.
plant corruption, stalosmanshlp would dis
place chicnnery, and tho constitutional gov
crnmcnt ofour fathers be restored In IL ylgor
and freedom, Shall we ever SEQ that day :
Gan tho errors and evils and corruption Of
twenty years Of uninterrupted power DO
quietly driven out Of their strong holdsi The
Great Ruler Of the universe only knows--but
We know that the nations Of the earth arc In
Ills hand A. II. M0nL
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piLLAs, TExAs. Feb. G. 1850.

I7NIINTI T HNN'I We VI IN0V'
Peach Stone Medicine Co:
GENTs-My throat was very sore, and hay
ing seen your liniment cure neuralgia and
many other pains, | concluded to try it on
my throat, and am glad to say only one ap-
pllcaton entirely relieved me. would re-
commend it to all in need of reliable lini-
ment, rs | believe it will do all and more
than the proprietors claim for it.
Yours truly, j. h. THOMAS
City Manager Singer Manufacturing 20.
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Heading Notice.

Messrs. w. Ii. Patterson II Co., the en-
terprising 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 is claimed for them.
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Messrs. Patterson & Tolllycr
SiH--'laving used your Peach Stone
Linment, find 1t does even more than you
claim for same, and believe it the best lini-
ment in use to-day.
Youra ,Gp
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From n Well known Citizen of Chi.
cagO.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. l, 1880.
ID. ID. Warner q Co., Rochester, N. Y;
GENTLEMEN;-I have used Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure with the greatest
satisfaction. 1t is the only remedy
have ever used that can recommend to my
friends, as it has cured me of Brights Dis
ease OF long standing, after having visited
the White Sulphur Springs of Virginia, and
trying innumerable so-called remedies" of
the day. Having resided here for forty.seven
years, my friends will be glad to SEQ this
statement. The discoyerer is, indeed, pub
lie benefactor.
WIN. II. PATTERSON,
l,4sl Wabash avenue, near. Twenty-ninth
efranf