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shiloh's consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
full Cough medicine we have ever sold, few
doses invariably cure the worst cases Of
Drough Group, and Bronchitis, willis liz
wonderful success In the cure Of consump,
ton Is without parallel in the history Of
medicine. Since its fret discovery 1t has
been sold on guarantee, Q test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have O
cough, we earnestly ask you 10 try II. Price
l0cis., 50cts., and 81 90. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back, lame, use Shiloh's Por-
GUS plaster. Price 25cts. Sold by Hickox
u House, druggists, Cos Main street, Dallas
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Chr,.. RintIemnn, OF rort worth

Don't forget to call at Local Option" In
Fort Worth, just opposite the dopo. whee
tho we'll known Chris. Rintlemsn holdsforth,
and who prcscribes nothing but the beat
liquors and cigars. His handmade sour
mash Monarch whisky all Improvement"
cigars arc nrst.class tray ling companions,
and arc reliable ssandrbys TO those wanting q
good article. y.
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yVIney aud E.iqaOrs.

AJCOueL--d2, 70 per gallon.
WnisKY-R ~ tified IL l6eol 90 AS per ur0ofj
% yenrs 50 75i faSCy oxira old whisky tI6yb az
per age,
wIERs--ClHret. la case, Sa6s5 per quality
Js.sNO,. a. tdf9Si SIS Port, per gallon. 80 u
~, sherry per gallon, 81 .30&eSi Madcirh, per
cl,op. 't.SG%Sth; Waite wine, In osseb, a "a
safe.
ChhAsAGNA--CuoEs, IN baskets, sl8G9e30;
inidtlsok, Ia basket, s2762S, krug, In basket
HitN28 Aoinsstic champagne, VIOLA
Al.h--atOck ale, peI dozen, "a, lba0sa .26; Por.
ter, per dozen, ~ lb,9S2 Is
nOrrLk dREH--Si LouiR quarts Sl2. plnt6
" 70 Budwlser, own sise tl2. ptnis Sl3 80
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Hpr,iga.

Acid--benZslo per ounce, 25C
acid cRrbUlic solution, 40 cents
crystals' hhegeS per IDS aGld oltflo, 700 per Id
per 10; alum, 4@Jat per Id. Ammonia caTbo-
nate, 2Gc perlb; aarafdtida, Soc per lb balsam
oopalba, ,ho per ID; borsx, nc per Id blue
y.trlOl, re per loj csl0Iuel, Toe per Id; Gallo.
go psr ID; olnchOuidis, 81 per oEi ohOro.
ruTm, '0o paV 10; chloIal, hydrat u 766D2 OF
perlb;C 'dm of tartar, powder. 3octo4G per lO
gum opi,uo, ST. 20 pOr lbi gun shellac, zoe pei
b;morphh.rs3.0 upOr Ozioll bergamot, 1928 pei
10; OIL lemon 20 81 Der lb; bromide potsss, 40,
per lb; a. y w; lOdlde pOt4ss, ~ 90 per III; Il
w quinine, sulphate,S2 l5.per o2;. Seed
oaraway, l2c per lib; Soma, 25c per ID
strychnine, crystals, VI go per o.
per In, salts epson. 3@5o per In.
Resin 900; splrits turpentine o..
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rpiSrs-staudard brands, fast colors, nom
blacks aud ailyor grays, CO., solids, from 6Sc
% &c.
Gissn "a beat brands, loSc, Renfrew
madras, l9ho,
MANCHESTER, lekcl Monte cloth. loxci Aus.
''s s'mlnsnyIsos-sI, 100 eaOc; ~. sio @ ssi
l0.i, lsks q 26k.
brard and guilty.
lille AcuKD snKErirOs-c-i, 200 q f3e, ~
asc cSaac, i0.t 2Sc ~ $50.
BtEAciiNp DoMrsrios-.S Inches, 6s-tc
| " lao. ~ per quality aud brands.
| DC q 1870 .
| Pei perviile. So meci
6ssApuaus -Aisbams, sci Troupe and Pratt
| Vile, soz, iol.a,
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In New York cotton was quiet and steady,
and oue-eshth lower than on Saturday. Mid
dlings II 7-s; GALES LOSS. The nett receipts
were 81, 575 bales. Exports to Great Britain
1880. France none. Continent il6. Chen
mel none. Stock on hand In all the maraetB
2O3,5is bales.
New o;leans closed quiet The fol-
lowing ara the revised quotations; Low ordi-
nary 7.s, ordinary rs, good ordinary . b.s,
low mlddllns 10 -2,middiing II l.s, good mid
ding II rs, middiing fair IL b-si sales 5000
bales.
The market In Galyolton closed weak OF the
following quotations. Low ordinary ia
ordinary Ia, good ordinary 73-i, low mid
ding 10 5-S, midding II, good niddllng II Id,
and mi ding fair IL 3-li sales $40 bales.
In Liverpool there was little animation in
trade, and the market was du'l aud quiet. The
sales OF Am nrlcan cotton wers 4, $50 bates.
FUTURES.
Futures In New York s9d Sow orleaus fell
on about twenty y lints, and II 10 thought
they may decline still further. owing to tho
action taken by manufacturers In Europe In
stopping their m lls two days In the week
The crop, taking the world over, 10 not much
below an average, and II Is thong hit that prices
will remain firm, butLwithout any material
advance.
Futures were dull and fell on about 20 points
In New York and New Orleans.
Nav YuRK, September lg,--Futurea closed
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A marvellous cure for Cstarrh, Diphlhoria
Canker mouth and Head Ache. With zach
bottle there is IN ingenious nasal injector for
the more successful treatment of these com.
plants without extra charge. Price so cts,
sold by Hiokox n House, druggists, sos
Main street. Dallas.
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SOUS uATiIER oAA--No. 3s9Ja;no Z s6dgs7,
HEMLoot Bust Budalo alaughter. 8la32i
good ~; do good No, 2, 20; good dam Vad %.
OAK HARSEss LsAFnEa--No. /, 3l@3sc, &c
2 IS.
HEnLooK--prlne, %, do good "a; do No 2. 81.
FRENCH CALFsKIH--sl. 10 70 $3.50, az
cOrding 10 quality
PHmADELPuIA CALTsKIN--No.l 81 Toto 81 "a
do No 2 81 90 10 81 10.
PHILADELPHIA kps--No /. e5o. to al.OO
accord ng to weight
SHEET sRiNs.-TOpping Xxx per dozen SIC. 80
Linings, white 80; russuts 6Sc.
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Answer This Question.

Why do so many people We SEQ around us
seem 70 prefer 10 suffer and 90 made misera-
bio BY Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow skin, when for rs cts, we will sell
them Shiloh's Viislizer, guaranteed 10 cure
them. Sold by Hickox s. House, druggists,
COS Main street, Dallas.
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Ducks 80, " l-2s; stArk, 10 OF, l5c; So
isch NJ Nntauh ravens. 2Sc.
PLAIs observation-disclosures, sl.2ci Aasus.a
and Alah4n4, sc
CorroN GE,is RAos-AmeriesR A, sic.
JAN Roxhury doeskins, 2lc; original,
II Z, lryington. a l-2j lmp.riai, - l-2ci
Hum bolt sud Deer Island i5c.
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Hnxg,es, sy-,ns wag ms. Rte

SEAFIN,-NWN"- I'UIIk' BHNFID ptT UUL,
BuGGiEs --t.S lde Is. and spring, Top, o. a
500, ditto open, slbdss0i ditto, side sprins
top, 8lOOG Nh ; ditts eide bar, sluOe5sl30,
dittO, ph-etous, si.5a!lS'i a grade, side
spring, tli0GEAOi ditto, phsetons e15ORSleO ;
Jump seat Grgiet, sl75@t2Sn; platform
syringe sllOGsSl20j t.rse spTlnl wagons 500
3llb.
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nIpHs-Dry flint, 10 pounus and upp rasi2 q
lSctB; dry Hips, 10 to Hot wet sHlted, iGlA
green butcher hides, 6S TO 10: E.i asic
aged, wet or airy, hall prices du.g ~
e0c. Aheep skins from $50. esSoc zach.
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CsfI, 81 ~ psi aundredj stoVe, s. osnGs,
wronght, SIC 20 81 20 per huudredi OrAss
~ TO 10 % per hUuu 81 copper, $40 10 2b0 psr
hundrtdi emo and lead ~ per hundred.
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VI EU,s ..

Illustrates ".O,.ase oUiia. 20 p;.,ss, ...,.
80 ga! Uinains, 50 cents same m paoe,
covers, . cts. Manhood. 10 cents Woman
aoed, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 8 cents secu.er
-ealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DK. WHITTIER, the great specialist
VIZ Vt Chsr'@s Street. ST. Louis. Mo,
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F1su-Red, sheephead and trout, 1870; New
Orleans red-snapper, lsc; Spanish msckerel
| 25cts.
OYsrKRs-Baltimore per can, xxx, SOC;
medium, 40 extra select, 80; Matagorda and
Berwick's bay, 81 80 DER hundred.
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CoAL-lndian Nation, u 90 per ton, deliv.
cred.
OoKH--60 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hiokoryana ash vs. 80 to % rs per
cord. Sawed stove wood IL retailing at the
rates of "a so to 0 90 per cord.
OuARCoAI.--66 cents per barrel.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is q neFef- lsiIlng Oure
for Nervous debility.
sSxh "a Vitality
Sperm1atorrhoes LOST
5ANh GOD, impoten-
cy, Pafeiysis, andsil
the terrible effects OF
sell Abuse, youthful
'Ioiiies and excesses of
insurer years--suoh az
loss of Memory, Las
ltu d o, No Q turns.
Emission, Aversion OF
SAntAfu Nlz.
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| AEOcNFtfNs
| OorBEE--Rlo oaminOn lj%8u, taiI, Ia {,
10; choice, ID TO lbx; LnSHJrs IL TO lSb
| java, 252lej0ko.
TaAs-fmporial, 6Ose5c; Young Hyssn
tOat0i ooicns, iodnGOc' Japan. obasohc
SuGARs-We quote; Powdered l2H@l2h
Crushed l2 IA; A II Ia; Granula Ell lls
| Standard A II IA to II l.2; White extra-sxtra
OTTO; Yellow-LOusiaua white clarified
| Ii LIS to IL 3-S, yellow clsriiled 10Y to lie.
| MoLAasRs-- louisiana choice coo, prime 5io
| fair 10 good 456eb0c, syrup 30 To 600.
N poTAr0Es-S5 10 10 "a 10 per barrel, and Slb'
per bushel
'oNISSs- 75@t5 90 per barrel.
APPLRs- ~ 5O@i 90 per barrel.
| hIoR-WhOlosale o toT1l
6AGr-inbarrei, o. IS. Liverpool "a sacks
OnAoKHas-,soda, K, so; X2, sA xxx VA
Cream ny, Glnsor Snaps ny,
/ Soar 0ive " IS per boxi Blua india, y II
| bars, o. rs per box, Y lb bars, StbOper box
| Id bars 50 80 per box. Eureka soap, 50 70
Cy,lone, 81 30.
OANpLKs-S full VT Ia TO 10.
CHKKsH--None In market.
HoMINY AND 0nIrs--sd 10 to 0 10 per barrel.
DRIED APPEsr-jkG9.
UmEpiPRAcnEs-unpe eled S@sXc' peeled II
per pound,
PIcKLRs. -sll 5O@sl9 90 per barrel; hall
barrels 50 10; firm.
Coal oIi--Below are revised quotations.: Ito
Per FIRE test; In barrels lNci oases, " on
o.oTIas PrNs-Round, 65oi spring, ti.00 pen
oox,
MEAausrs--s6 bushel, Iron bound, Ss.b0 per
doSeni two-hoop pals, " l0i three hoop, $3.50.
TUps-rhree nest, " .3OGos2. 80; eigfs most
o. 80.
Wash BoAnDs-- Wood, So, Eino, $40, New
Era, " .bpvhvl 10.
WRLL BuoKnrs--sA. 2bSsi.bC per dozen.
PowpKR--s8.G5 per keg OF rs poundsi lax do
IS IS ~ do, 30 blasting kegs, $3.50
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SsHanAH MILLHr--We quote none In this
ma ket, Garden, BOTS. per paper retail.
Wnoslesals IL TO . cents per paper.
Ootton--At the Oh MIL, IL l-2c per bu
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Goal nud yv0oA

Moln,ses barrels, u 6OI half barrels, 81 q
egs, 700 sugar barre'a, 3D.; half barrel 49,
Hoop POLES per 600, Sl2,
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Now Orleans, september 10. Futures closed
GRAIN.

There wa, but little grain Offering In the
city to-day, The farmers are busy picking
cotton aud their time is too much occupied TO
market their produce. Prices arc the same M
last quotations aud the supply 10 fully up to
tho demand. The demand for seed wheat,
rye and barley 10 active, aud they all command
full quotations. Good seed wheat win prob
ably bring 81 i5 per pushel.
In Chicago there was u heavy decline In all
kindso grain. Wheat opened at 29S- and
gradually declined, and closed 81 ?73 1,
being two aud = half cents lower than the
closing quotations Of Saturday. Corn opened
N@s.i aud closed at 05, being three-fourths
lsss than last quotations. oats closed at 30 S-s
being decline OF ono and IN eighth cents.
MONEY MATTERS.
There Is illl. demand for money In ihls city
outa,de ofthe requirements Of cotton buyers.
Although the, building bosm here continues,
tho.c who arc making tho Improvements car
~ them forward without borrowing. The
market. however Is arm, and negotiations are
sonorsiiy made on short time and at private
rates.
Inthe east money continues plentiful, but
priee. are nrm aud steady. Here In Dallas
there are but few transactions in...stocks and
hands. sull thers are quotations that are in-
,,restips /, our renders. The M, X. 4.
bonds are quoted at from Al i.a to - is, 4 \
p a,El.l II, at. o., al % Sti Western
Union Telegraph, % let II. n L. Construction
i'm phlladslphla, lol rs 70 ioa, and nrst mort
vssst onds OF the t. aP, at oai'i.
~. n.,..u. MARKHAM ,lollara are worth
81, halves 20 and quarters 20 oonts' sterling
Exchange 40, Francs $50. Bullion In Lon
don 81 b.s.
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Book Printing.

The HERALD sTrAM Jon PRINTING 0yYion
has Just received complete stock OF new type.
purchased cx presely'for tho execution 81 book
work. Those having books OF pamphlets 70
print should not fall to call OF the HERALD
Jon OrrtCy aud eco specimens ard ascertain
prices. All work guaranteed.
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Zine andmedlum fine 23ci heavy. 2le. Blaos
bury and dirty, TO 10 oenta on.
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tho only First.c,Nss Restaurant

In Dallas is the Demonlco. Oysters from
the Atlastio and the gulf, fish from noun
tain and sea, Of tho most exquisite flavor, AL
ways served up to those OF fastidious tastes
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SPoxxs-From . 10 AZ inch, per ses, XXI
;eleot, o.; Xxx, S2.7b.
sAwEp ysLLoEs--Jt 10 ~, 9 IS per Get,
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b. uos-Lsng cloar sides lSh, short
clear, lSki breakfast bacon 1870,
Oar sktT-Losg clear . siaos, l2ls, short
clear l5N. IN
HANS Canvased lbalbNo.
LARp--Tierce lax hall barrel, 10; pals Sto
10 pounds, loxi5 pou uds.0lbh.
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YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.

We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
youhg men and others suffering iron weakness
%, nervous debility. lost vitality, lost man
hood, and many other diseases. We guarantee
speedy cures aud complete restoration OF
manhood Address without delay,
VOLTA 10 BELT CO., nsrthnllMich
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Eggs--Scarce % ocntsper dozen.
Butter-Northern 2t09y7. Texas 10 D rs.
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omor,ss-we auc,s sa7Ss,s ,Osp.r dossn
turkeys, b0o16c.
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COMMERCIAL.


The weather has been delightful for the past
few days. and cotton picking has been
better than at any time during the
season. Business has been barely active, and
retail dealers have mad butA Moderate trade.
The wholesale dealers, however. have en-
joyed an unusual large and increased trade In
all lines, and shipments In every direction
have been large. There Is little change
to note In prices, Crackers have
advanced a quarter of cent In sympathy win
the advance In flour. Potatoes have also gone
up q little. and good Michigan now bring
about four dollars per barrel. Lemons sell
readily at ten to eleven dollars per box. ia
nanas have declined, and command FROM Two
and half to four dollars per bunch, ms per
quality and size. Salts very arm, nut mere
Is no advance In quotations.
The wool market 10 irm ana
prices one cent higher. All grades are
In demand In Boston. fine aud medlum.un-
washes ilseses bring form 80 toss cents, and
Philadelphia and New York Sto IS.
The Imports Of dry goods for the week end-
ing September 18th were S2.o05,OoO. Cotton
goods continue firm and prints are scarce and
active. SpCing wooden goods ars In fair ot'
mand by clothlsrs.
1t seems that corners,are not confined TO
Now York, Chicago and H..
Louia, A special from san FranciHUo
says enc party has controlled the raisin crop,
another beans, q third rice, snd the lattor ID
thought to be and likely TO remain In short
supply D,ltd fruits are strong, and cereals
sympa,hias. Tho stock OF canned fruits ID
about cxhantted, and tho whole list shows n
strong up%aid tendency. moderate allow
anco OF lalIaon IL on The market.
COTTON.
Tho receipts In this city to-day reached two
hundred aa fifty bales. The demand was not
ss active US usual and prices declined fully
one-sighth Of n cent and the market closed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-29

these weapons intended to overpower and, II
necessary, kill all tho prison officials. Two
negroes under sentence Of forty years for muir
der were the ringleaders. >
Louis Whitaker, negro murderer,
was taken from jail at Gadsden, Fla, by thirty
masked men, aud hanged to tree.
The Missouri Pacific and the Texas
and st. Louis railways have been having n
hot fight over the right Of way through Waco
Tex. The militia had to DO called out.
A Ian named Dement,, emigrating
from West Virginia to Louisiana, encampod on
the mountains in Stone county, Ark, for Il
week or two OF recreation. While he and two
of his boys were at the foot Of the mountains
fishing, fire which had been burning in the
woods south of the camp suddenly spread to
the adjacent forests, encircling the camp, and
before he could render assistance swept the
ground Of tho encampment, Mrs. Dement, aud
two children perishing in the flames.
Mrs. Louisa G. Allan, the foster-moth-
er of Edgar Allan Poe, died, few days ago, in
Richmond, at the age OF SO. She was cousin
of Gen. Winfield Scott.
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MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS.

A new and dangerous counterfeit $40
gold piece has appeared in San Francisco.
Leon Chateau has arrived in New
York from France on business connected with a
s)mpany organized in Paris to import American
live stock. It's capital is 100000 francs, and
the first shipment will be made by its agents
next month. NJ. Chateau has also formed an
other company to import all kinds Of American
products. He believes our silk goods will find
large sale throughout France.
Gen. Joseph Zane, who ran for Vice
President on the ticket with Breckenridge, in
1860, died recently at his home in Oregon. He
WAS born in North Carolina in 1901, emigrated
to Indiana, and was for many years member
of the Indiana Legislature from Vanderburgh
county. He was Brigadier General in the Mex
lean war, and commanded the left wing OF Gen.
Taylor's army at the famous battle Of Buena
Vista. He was appointed Governor OF Oregon
Territory in 1s4s and was subsequently elected
Delegate in Congress, in which capacity he
served until the State was admitted into the
Union, when he was chosen United States SEN
ator.
Secretary Window will establish an
Office in London for convenience in substitute
ing So per cent bonds for 6s held by for
eigners.
Three children of Mr.. lie Duo were
burned to death at Hull, Quebec.
The value of our exports of provisions
and talow for the five months ending March
81, 1881, was s65, s79, 269 against s46, 200, LOG
for the corresponding period last year.
The colored men are organizing q
movement to gain admission TO Indian Terri
torv
A report comes from Panama that the
cashier Of the De Lesseps Canal Company has
absconded with $6,OOO,O 600 in gold belonging to
the company.
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the two houses uneasy, as they are anxious to
get home and SEQ the boys do the blowing.
The vote on the final passage OF Senate bill
file No. 20, otherwise known az the Howell
Compilation BILL has again been postponed,
this time to April %. Both sides are still con-
fdent that 1t will and that It will not pass.
Senator Edsells bill Ito prevent betting and
the selling of POOLS was lost in the House on
Thursday, AZ to II, whereat all "fast horse
men" will rejoi G.
The House has passed an Innocent little bill
entitled "A bill to detach certain territory from
the county Of Saginaw and attach it to the
county OF Bay" but one which was persistent
~ fought for and against. The situation is
that there is quite a large colony of Germans
living within mile or two OF Bay City, yet in
Saginaw county, al when they wished to do
any business at the county seat they must go
fifteen or twenty miles TO Saginaw, so they
asked to be attached to Bay county, and their
request was granted.
A bill to tax telegraph and telephone lines
has passed the House, and seems to be no more
than just I'LL, so the Senate will doubtless
decide. u IT w A
The Committee on Printing have reported q
bill and ordered it printed that provides for
the publication OF 10000 copies of Robert
sons " Michigan in the War;" to be given one
copy to every soldier or child of soldier in the
State, and to be sent to those who live outside
the State who apply for it and send 80 cents
with which TO pay the postage
The Tax bills have occupied quite q portion
OF the time OF both houses during the week,
but have been postponed and made special
orders for some time In the future. This sub
ject has Jared the same way at each session for
some years. and now it il hardly possible that
anything short OF the tax commission will ever
unravel the mystery connected with the system
IN connection with the land in the northern
counties OF our State. OBSERVER.
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HumOring Children.

1t is good to humcr them in all nat
ural manifestations and cravings of their
affections. A child hungry-hearted for
love is one of the saddest sights in the
world. Hardly less pitiful is the condi-
ton of little one perpetually repressed
or discouraged in the sweet impulses
that prompt it to give expression to his
love. That way danger lies. The boy
or girl will not easily go wrong whose
arm is twined morning and night around
mothers neck, or whose head is wei
coined to its cuddling- place on fathers
shoulder. 1t is on the side of their af-
fections that children are most easily
held and guided, and the firmest rein j.
the invisible, golden cord of love. 1t i
good to humor children in following
their natural bent in all right, helpful
directions. Remember that education
is only the leading out of powers and
faculties that are within. Encourage.
therefore, such inclinations toward
books, studies, mechanics. music, out
of-door pursuits and healthful sports as
shall help most truly to develop your
child. AS education comes more and
more to include the development of a
natural aptitude, it will be more and
more successful. It is good to humor
your children in preserving their indi-
viduality, and in fostering true self
respect. Teach them early the value of
n dime and dollar. If you give them
but 5 cents week, tell them what it
costs somebody in labor, and hold them
strictly to their allowance.
The philosophy of early training is to
make the child father to the man
mother to the woman. The homely
proverb, "As the twig is bent the tree
inclines," Is not yet outgrown. 1t is as
true now as in ancient times, that if
some twigs are permitted to grow as
they incline the tree will be a crooked
one