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Is it not worth the small price of 70 cents
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints? II you think so
call at our store and get bottle of Shiloh:
Nitalizer. Every bottle has printed guar
antee on it.. Use accordingly, and if il doe.
you no good, it will cost Won nothing. Solo
by HickoX & House, druggists, Cos MAR
street, Dallas.
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gmenty-l:iue Cent Column.
0oticcs.

NoTlCE-AdVertiSeme may be handed into
~ our business ohice up 10 Sp. m, and into the
composing room up TO a. m.
$40 Acres of splendid farming land in Archer
" county, near the town of Archer, and within
the coal belt, Titles perfect For sale, or will
exchange for Dallas real estate, or any good
personal property Address, stating Kind OF
property offered, ARCHER HERALD office.
i.4O Acres of good land and perfect title in Cole.
" man county, Texas, to exchange for cottage
IN Dallas or small property in vicinity, Address
TRADE, 81. George Hotel
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We have speedy and positive cure for
Catarrh, Dipthcria, Canker Mouth and
Headache in Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
ga,al injector free with each bottle. Use it
nyou desire health and sweet breath. Price
ifcents. Sold by Hickox e House, drug
80 IS, COS Main street, Dallas.
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2sor &ent.

HO RENT. "A new three room cottage; blinds
L hanging closets, cistern and well water
Apply at Mrs. silers, southeast corner Houston
and Polk streets.
EoR RENr--'rwo pleasant front rooms to rent,
l. with or without board; good neighborhood.
Two-story brick house No l05 Live Oak street or
apply ut 70S Main street
IGOR RENT-The National Hotel. Apply to
Il CRAWFORD IL SMITH /.
EoR RENT-A good dwelling near to bust
H. ness. Seven rooms, good water etc APP
ply ut Sanger Bros c, NJ WHEAT
EoR RENT Pour pianos, ut c. II. Edwards,
l. 725 Main street. Rent allowed to apply on
purchase II afterwards bought
IGOR RENT THE two-story house corner
II Jackson aud Akard streets back OF old City
Han. The household and kitchen furniture Is
also for sale at u bargain-a fine location for
keeping bOarders Any one taking charge
could commence with or 10 bOarders now there.
Apply on the premises
nor RENT--Property known as the Texas
II Pacific wagon yard, by o. 7, Bowser.
BOWSER & LENNON.
INOR RENT-Four rooms over John Potts gro.
It Gerry store, Elm street. Apply TO
JOHN BROWNING. 1867 Elm street.
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WtNI,Es ln, agents Immediately for the
t,r,s W. sesus SsmoiS s eNeu ouS'vu, LlpelNi
Stn 70 '" %SV"'s' '"u AZ Siy MS3u SuyeG nyhi
T,YuoNIS uoI,Si, noe
S,,car,,,, n'ra NJ, M is,I ss IoS hsa a
W., sS ,a ~ rvn1S' '"ys e,,'V pe' uayi
he house ' r, Win % ,so Sn ~ vs psSs
The house /, new and we'll nrnisbed The
table will be supplied with the best The market
affords w TUON AZ
A SERVANT 10 cook, and for general n onse
"A work None need apply except hrst.cl,tss
references can be given WIN nav liberal
salary Apply 10 MRS p. SANGER.
ql5 Finn street..
| w ANTED Two eXperionccd dry goods and
w clothing statesmen, only those We'll oual.
flied need apply. Liberal Arrangements will he
made. NJ. SCHNEIDER q BRO
sherman
yITANTED-Agents for our new and complete
| w life of President Garfield" Emily ilus-
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Splendid stock at New York prices,
BLANKENsHIP & BLAKE.

A, & L. Mittenthal will sell all kinds of
plain and fancy mating at cost, which is
from II IL to IS cents per yard.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide 2GO pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 80 cents; same in paper covers,
25 cents; Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood, 10
cents: pamphlet, 3 cents, securely sealed, by
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist 6l7 St Charles
street, ST. Louis, Mo.
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&traped.

CTRAYED OR sToLEN--From the Chicago,
- Texas & Mexican Central engineering camp,
on Muddy creek In Collin county, n bay mare
about AK hands high, branded on the left shoul.
der ]. with circle az the top. liberal reward
will be paid for the return of the mare TO the
office of the C. 7. & NJ. c. road In this city.
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Agents aud Canvasscrs

Make from s25 to $50 per week selling goods fol
h. q. Rideout Il CO.., 10 Barclay street, New York
Send for catalogue and terms.
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9hpsicia

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-Dr Morton;
j office over Exchange bank building; resi-
dence SIS San Jacento street; telephone Mt resi-
dence.
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? l;or Sale.

pos D'ARC posts and GlocGs for sale.
I'D T. II DALEY,
Forney Texas.
IGOR SALE--On easy {, ms, st. George Hotel,
l. scyenty-tivc feet front m Main street, eN
tending to Commerce street, three stories high,
containing siNty-hye rooms, Apply To
W. q, RANDALL,
TOR sALE-at bargain, good dwelling
IL house and lot, well located.
o, p BoWsER,
atBowser & Lennon.
LOR SALE-A splendid farm of over 6OOacres
II of rich black land, situated on White Rock
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, and
midway between Dallas Il Wichita and Houston
4 Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and In cultivation. Five tenant houses
ample timber and an abundant supply of well
and spring water. Bounded on the east by
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and on easy
terms by Jones Il Murphy, land agents. office 70i
Main street,
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A SERVANT TO cook, and for general house
a work. None need apply except rstclihs
references can be given. Win pay liberal
salary, Apply 10 MRS Y. SANGER
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Cost.

I oST-one small memorandum book, cata.
IL lOgue of II. & Leon Blum, Galveston. The
finder will be rewarded by returning same to
HERALD Office j. NJ. GROSS,
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WANTED, Two experienced dry goods and
w clothing statesmen, Only those well quail
flied need apply. Liberal arrangements win be
made NJ SCHNEIDER Il BRO,
sherman
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EOR RENT-A good dwelling near TO busL
IL ness. Seven rooms, good water etc APP.
ply Mt Sanger Bros G NJ WHEAT
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E0R RENT Pour pianos, Mt C. II, Edwards,
Il 725 Main street. Rent allowed to apply on
purchase IL afterwards bought
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miscellaneous aaants.

NTANrED-25 agents Immediately for the
w best selling article ever offered Liberal
terms 10 agents Call at $40 Wood Street nom
9tO u n. IN. CATTLE & CHANRY.
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MATTERS BY NAIL.
GAINEsVILLE.
COrrespOndence 81 tho Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
GAINEsyII.LB, Jan. 5, 1881.
The new year az usual has brought many
changes among our business men. A gem
eral moving and changing about is taking
place.-The usual rcformations were begun
aud many new resolutions were made. Old
toperS made resolves to quit drinking, which
will perhaps b. kept for Mt loa,t week.
Tho now yosr dawned fair and bright
though the wind blew COLI all day
Many cf the young men wont the rounds,
calling on their young lady scqSints GO. II
was gratifying fact that at fow, il any OF
the houses, was any strong drink offered by
tho ladies ---Gainesville has shared with
her sister cities, the mEsories Of the coal
famine for the last two weeks. Happy is he
now, who did not depart from the old land.
marks when the railroad came, aad buy
coal stove. Nat JAckEen will have
chargs of the editorial cslumss Of the Regis,
ter during Mr.. Martins absence in Austin.-
Since tho D. & P. railroad was completed to
Gainesville late in November, 1879, 1903 car
loads OF lpGlsOr have been shipped here, the
greater portion of II being received during
the past fall and winter.--An alteration
took place Friday night between City Mar
ahal ice BrszSltOn and drunken man named
James FAnnin, which came near resulting
seriously FAnnin struck the marshal with d
kEifs which went through his clothing and
broke OF the point in his colar-bono Fan
min was put in Jail Ia dufsult Of $500 bail
The hrsmen's ball, Tuesday night, was
success, notwithstanding tho bitter cold
weather. Tho two fire companies Of Dem
ison were out in full force, and our own "RSd
Jacket" turned out in splendid style. The
pair Of bracelets offered 10 the most popular
young lady present, were awarded TO Miss
Patton, teom tho Chiokssaw nAtisn. Tbs
cattle mon who were present eapoussd her
cause and their purieI wore too long for
our city bloods, who ran Miss May Brooks,
besutifa aud popular young LADY. 1t WIS.,
amusing 70 500 the boys shall out thor cash
in vain olLri TO oyerosch TIE cattle kings.
Met Patton was stringcr hero, but was
very worthy young lady, and was deserycdly
popular with the stockmsR who know her.
-IRcE White, an old gambler, who hiss
bssn Angling around the saloons for several
months, died Tuesday night in gambling
house and was buried next Gay by the
sporting mon Of the tOwu.--Aayor john
4. Walker gave n splendid supper 10 tho
knights of PythiSi Thursday night.--The
ground 10 covsrGd with snow this morning,
and it is still falling.
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ere is a well-lrown prnoipl, in a,,,,.

ere is well-kpown princinls in aniy,,,
'hology that no vital Ac.ien can tste nIsc's
tIiou8h the agency OF the norycu6 rvs.
II me nerve power IN eny organ il yesk.
edy III tho roach or ali one thst hss St ~ 'S ,
Isst Tor over half \ centzry, DR. Sisor,5 Is
vital Restorative has been scr0Cnigs,a ma ~
uorsed by the Acedcmy of Medicine In Pc ~
ss Sh nl9i,aOie specific for the shove, ooUtginn
no phosphorons, csnthElidss or other nolscrg
IA purSly vegetable, producing no rascfSaS'
ana Is permanent in eject; IL q gaasr-No,taj
PHI, and c6n be had Of Lryaassr z AZ In -
i Rs Shei Y Psris Frsncsl, or Of Dr.. s.
Room 20, World BUILDING, 4 Y S,T No Aedres'
unS Without the signature or s. r. siSesn1o,n,5 i
on no side % each box send for cnto,o,,,..
olx OIL ieo pulls, eS, box ~ l0g, Gle, sent bv Es{
upon receipt OF prioo. '-''''
DR.. &. Is. sigemond ''N"'9' Ai'li S'd' 1850.
Dear Slr,-ln justice to You and TO tho nro-
tesson, feel 1t NV duty TO state tho result oC
my u In OF Hcords Vial Restorative in my
P'Hvllc,' iOipElng the challenge Won made
vase /, Mr., b., AGED 30, inlSotept ~ ynor,
with spermatorthemR, weight loO ihs C 80"
nervous ANA debllitAted, sleaplesS sVd Gn.S
WIN nervous fears, hNd irls5 every Snoiyn
nttal restorative alone. In ak months 6S
W. uisSlin,s,rSod, perfectly cured. lie hgd res
S ~ az hiSylgor and marhood and velrhS5
100 pounds. N' ''4" MVlbueu
~ -. ~ 'A'' NhrtlAl loss OF nor AF In
IN TN NeeAe treatment with the Villa Resiora"
stored. WV II po Mo IaTy re-
1928 Pine ST., ST. LOuis
ST. Sonie November IL is-o
lals ~ 20 certify that have been Riiiicfei ior
Soals Nllh nervous and general Gebilitv, sno,i
n.storIp ga and softenibg &C the brain No.
nean unuer mo Treatment OF seyersi nrN,,V
nSn. physolans during this time with no Nan
envil results. Several months 500 49,
aklhG NchaMs Vital Restorhtlye and a., 80
nov perfectly cured. weighed Al tba an S
l" Puonus--1 now weigh $50 pounds '''''e
WIN. BORscu.
1918 Cass Avenue
IA,s -. -, ~. Louis, April s. lisa
nay oeen lHpotent for Number or vosr,
p nneu ! Commenced 10 take Ricord,H XitaI
meetoTture. Within three month"; eN 10
n5e IL sWudenly reatored TO my foymer baot,Lu
'"i 'is0r' and tae cure hrs been peTmsnert
know Mr.. Vincent, yhose NAM SiM, n Int,
W tns above certificate. Ho ia siguel
s m,hei AND know the facts 10 be hs b n 81
prnn.,.,a- J. "A. WARD,
Hotel. @hu Auropea
rt sS "a vs,, Wholesale and Retail Err,
yvho,as,,, 49,, marie
W Mihosesaie Ageats: Richardson = Co e.r
IWhseuriiJ LLyons, Now Orlasrs "ti'otLenlsi |
81 snaack, Stevenson s "a. NJ isouhuana; |
n"si smith, pn0little & Smith RnssaSo, illi- |
NaonsSette john keeshGp. CinnIu'ss9n, MAJ |
onafies N Critsentsn New York. 'i' ohioi
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EmEIaAN.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
SHERMAN, Jan, s, 1881.
Shere seems 10 be 4 universal qualification
bore that the holidays are oysr. sllbon,S
eyorythmg passed ofquielly ard pleass,tiv
Nothing Of On unusual character ocrnrr.S
but people general locked and tals,d az r
theJ wers enjoying Themselves. Dprirr
.ne week stms OF tho young men had an OK
sNdlngly rich "tnire" hunt tho gentleman
Initiated being North Chrolinisn iust osl
lie made an excellent subject, and will
probably remember his ant nv.
ssriebcs in Texas. This thermoms,sr
registered zero during tho two and a half
Asur no waited 10 FOR tho gap,e--oui,s a
number OF well-ts-do immigrants c.ms -
lait week and located around Sherman
A number Of rafllcs took plAcs--oyervbosr
ndulglng IN this new ttyle Of "disrenS bnni-
ing. - We have tufcrine frora somstbinr
hReh csal famine, but hops we will have no
TURNER CoGSle, as the miners who vere an a.
STRIKE for wee VI hcAlster arc AZ rorl
aRalns---A large number Of lAdio, robnivsd
IN ohermSn on Nav YeGrt, aad tho "blosasn
were happy.-At the presbnteIisu church
,ns evening tho pastor, Dr.. Moore.
p p.vDoIee NsoIol, sermon AgsinsL railing,
Inurch lars and all kinds OF gambling.
~ Is intensely cold again to-day, snd snow
ing constantly. 1t looks rs IL the seyorc
winter Is 10 last in esrnsst.--Trairs ON an
our roads arc from four 10 Rvo hours lsto
every day.--To morrow Tia first train viii
run into WhiteiborO from Sherman an thc
IeIis " Pacific SItenuon.-R Reports fron,
Dsnison declare the masquerade ban nt tho
Alamo on Friday night a great succe,,
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BON HAM.
0OsNssponasnos Of ne Hor,la.

BoNHAM, Jan. 4, 1881.
The Christmas holidays have gone but
left the cold weather TO buoy up the seekers
OF pleasure and frolic, Skstire and SLEIGH.
riding is now tho order of the dAy.---.
Quite serious accident occurred at Dadd
Ol'y on last Friday. hlfs Julia "A rple,
while out skating on tho ice fell, frsotufpe
her skull bons and irjuring her so seriously
That much fear is entertained for hor r COW
cry hhe has been unconscious ever siuce
the accident, Tho concert given by tho
ladies' and gentlemen of,ho Bpiscrpsl church
on last Tursdey Ssd Wednesday nigh,s
notwithstanding the cold weather, was Quite
success Much credit is duo the ladies
and gentlemen of Honey Grove, and the
beautiful and accomplished Miss DiTis
Crooks, OF Sherman, wha so kindly insisted
IN tho concert, Miss Crooks gccompN,b.
men1m a vocaliit is perhaps uaequalied in
tho state. her singing was tho finest Wa
ever hesrd.-Mr. Rob TT Noblo, conductor
on mo Texsa y Pacific rAllro,d, and Miss
Louisa Taylor were married last Tuesday,
afternoon. They loft tho Same evening for
their htnle in 1oxMkanA. Though Niss
Louise will be very much missed by her
many friends in BonhSm, yet thsy wish nor
much happiness a. her nsw home.--On
the 10Th instant Mrs. J. II. Lydsy, who has
boon lingering for many mosths With CON
sumption, passed from hsr lOag suffering 10
the qaiet I!eop of christian do tn. Love
OF her many frisnds yet fingers With her
memory; DR.. Young, the celebrated tam.
Peranoe lecturer will lecture hors to.morrow
night at the Methodist church. Now will hs
agood tne for the boys to swear OF.
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rOEr WORTH.
oorrsSpORdsnee OF thu Herald.

0'iresPohuence or thu Herald
FoRr WORTH, jan. 4, 1881
Rov. A. A. johnson, Of the M.,hod;,,
Epscopal church, preached to good sir"S
ana attentive audience at the INV Ths,t-aS
last Sunday afternoon. -Tha ohr;s,',,,.
tree that wan to have been held for 81 An
drew's SuAday-scheSl has bean inseanit.iv
ps,tponed'--Mr. j, ". Hsussr, OF Caads
Johnson county, !, here and will build AMI
iocsts.---A banquet Tor the stookuan
IA 10 DO given at Evans hall
Tho reorganization Of the literary deb,,inv
elseisty, which houriAhed With such bSasfci.i
influences last winter, 10 being urred.-Tha
Missouri Pacific road hiss bean lscNlos ninss
nsn nilea south. II will rua within a mia
OF I've Of Alvorado 10 the west. Tbs right
Of WAY for the Missouri Pacific road sss
neAr,y all bsan obtained through the cerper.
ate limits Of this sity.--Maay town lot, An.
oelng told TO build houses on, as coon a, ths
weather becomes good.----It il curr1ailv
rumorsd on the streets tia. the n.rsgsrn"c,
OF the Missouri Pacific has bought, ar h,
about 10 buy, the line Of the Cult Coloy,do
+ u santa 10 road from here 10 Bsltop. snS
have but ere road FROM here 10 tb.t r,scs
The Wsvsrly house il iayorits resort
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OORSIGrNA.


CoBSlcAHAi Jan, d. 1851
Correspondence OF the Herald
Contracts are being let for The grading on
the St. Louis q Texas Marrow Gauge be-
tween this point end Waco. Work will
be commenced as soon as toe west5er will
permit. Several suits ere being tried TO
recover subscriptions for The Narrog Gauge.
Several prominent bu.ness men here
have had an engineer at work dovising a
plan for large Rsh tank for the bres ing AMI
culture Of the same--At tao last meeiGg
Of the Catholic Knights OF America Mir
Harry Ryan Vas unanimously elected dele.
gate to tho biennial convention Of the SUI
preme council of Q. X, A., which meets at
Gin Cinnati in July mex! "A rev bank for
deposit and general banking business will be
opened on the frat Of February "A very
light snow fell last night and iris morniEg
Walking WIS very difficult, owing TO heavy
freeze last night Several tons of iee have
bsea harvested during the present cold sap.
One Of our legal Lights, who failed 10
raise tho requisite amount of cash to see
Janauschak play Mary Stuart, says "thAt
woman, Mary Stuart, ANT much Of fn
actress anyway; saw her several times be.
fore l came to Texas, and never did think
lhe was much" And yet he says he 10 q
Christian.
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a Fad Cola or Distressing Corgn

Dry. psrchcd, sore throat, pneumonia.
bronchial and ssthua.ic attacks, weakened
and dcbiIitoted state of tie system, all these
SSshSerous symptoms s-e cured by 'Dr.
owsynG,s Compound Syrup OF Wild Cher
~ Inc first dose gives relief, and tho
worst cough and sore lungs yield to its heal
ing properties. An occasional dose of
,SWayne's Pills" should be taken to ko.p .ho
bowels free. Thcy arc excOllsRt for t5rniS
liver and bilious complaints. P'N
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these cold dsys--There is no plsce in
North Texas where passengers can fud
better drink of (0ld Monarch Whisky or
better cigar (RslWAy ImprovomeuO th.n NJ
the genial Chris. Rintlaman'i, foot of Main
street, near the depot Call ia when you arc
in that Aeighborhood.
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anror 'tylisa ladies', gonts' and children's
11oes 80 to NJ; WoOfo shoe store, corner
Elm and Poydrm atre,ts. ~
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CANCEEI.


TITS NUI1Ny, IoEa8,
viii stS,S SI tSA, Of those afflicted Wifi cancer
my under lip Tor fo %s a. Slliietcd with cancer on
Teyas susan PHELPS, near Ennis" Tri earring OF
Ger IN we Mt to her and had nor tras; county
well poiha,Sssnd can say that am enti ysr
this octScsssi KS OF any ygslPFs Up 70 date,
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THORN g. l1UNKINS,

Largest dealers west Of New York CITY and opl,
house n ST. Louis makinga specially of t6ss
goods Pllce List sent on application.
General Office, 500 and 8n S Twelfth a
51Iiranch onice, 2g3 n Main st. Warehouss
Tayon Avenue and Rallroad track. Capaeipv
l5,0O0 barrels P"oNS
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w 'VI1VW Il1 II6TITDWLIOm.
CAPITAL PRIZE gsD 0No
IOO,eOO Tickets Mt Two Dollsrs zach Hal,
Tickets 81 hali


Iioo' fflzes, amounting 10 o1,o ~
ol Hi, ndi,t corresponding agents wanted
be P pSd e NV Th9m liberal comp nsaton viii
clearly, giving full aGdres. s send a,d write
ZINES e,a or registered letter or monev oyde
man, addressed only to money or"er py
a. DAUPu4N. ew orl,anS. In
NJ AL AL corresT dence should he With
tickets t6s sggnin rs above. In all ceses The
iaTS are sent, and never oIrcne
lHS doneflns certificates or ANYTHING sSa E
eisehr my one proposing to Gntr snvtbimg
S So9 by circular or otherwise on his own 1nb Jug
"| An T on rni! OF The company is swindler. ~
under inc Urauu E1 traordinary Drawings ara
s4 IaSI and Ju6al 4 Early. Capitai ea pri
SIO0SaO' Whole tickstssio. 0"p''n FrlHe
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~ Corners drag store is tho plAsa to buy
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AOuI5laHa5t2t8 LOTTERY Uonp8ny

mt, rms IN Tuition was regularly incorporatsd
oy iRs eSial4ture Of the state Tor EduGationai
trl C,ar,ys puIpr seq IN la6S, tor the term Of
plelaith OF me STATE Is pleleed which pladeobS.
ogen renewed by overwhelming ponplaT vots
occurring It's franchise In the new c6nstit,t, ~,
,e oI December "a, A. D., 1870 with cant.
resc Ul 9i( Un 20 which WI 10 has since added
ger Distnbuion will take place monthly an ~
ECO IeCGnu i9esaaY. Itneyer scales or postnonss 0
LOOK at the following Distribution. P'S'poneS'
Ina 400 m, CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
lVVi NUO llCkeLS nj INn Nnllnrn 80.
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% TO 900 nSr dsy at homo. mpIe
''n q Co, Portland, Gsis IL ,r'e' Address stin-
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE NCTIcEI

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on bv tbs
people of state, and under lac frcigi5p' , oS
re U. p. supreme court at Wellington. ia
sn5 Ihly Leg.I Lottery now IN the United
pealtd or having no existence n snlandid
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-02
Our Naval ESTABLISHMENT.

The report of the Naval Advisory
Board, if accepted and acted upon,
promises to relieve the Treasury of a
very fair share of the surplus in its
vaults. With thirty-eight cruisers and a
number of rams, torpedo boats and other
defenses urder contract, the custodian
of our surplus millions can very readily
see where they must go.
1t is extremely doubtful, however,
whether the programme for renewing the
navy will commend itself to Congress.
The fact is that we want large and
powerful navy or q very modest one.
AS long as the policy, which has so long
characterized US, of attending strictly to
our own affairs, is pursued, we will
trouble no one and no one will trouble
us. We have no business in Europe,
and no concern on this continent outside
of our own boundaries. From this point
of view half a dozen cruisers would
suffice. and these can be found among
the serviceable vessels now on hand.
Our naval force is prodigiouslY large.
We have one of the finest training
schools in the world, and are turning out
scores of new officers every
year. These must wait eight or
ten years ere they can become
commissioned officers of the lowest
grade. Admiral Rodgers, in view of
this, recommends that only the best
prepared of these be retained and that
the others be honorably graduated and
suffered to make their living elsewhere.
We can, if we choose, take hand in
the worlds quarrels and interfere with
our neighbors. Should we conclude to
do so we would need a powerful and
well maintained navy, but we would
have to pay for it as well as for our per-
formances. Our good sense, however,
will protect our pockets, and it is alto
gether likely that we will get along with
our present naval establishment.