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Important to settlers On Governme ent
Land

Lana.
Washington May 27.-Tho secretary Of the
interior has rendered decision especially
interesting 10 settlers of public lands in the
states of Arkansas, Louisiana. Mississippi,
Florida and Alabama. The decision con,in-
ues In force the accepted practice Of tho
genera land oflice in relation TO tho period
within which fling and payments shall bo
made in presumption cases, where active
lands have onoe been offered at public sale
and afterwards temporarily withdrawn, or
have been by accident rendered cub.
jeet 10 only private entry. In
such cases the rule has been to class the
lands as still offered for purposes ofprecmp
tion. and to require filing within thirty days
and pay ment within twelve months of set-
tlement. The law US to unofiered lands,
allowed three months for fling and thirty
,hreo months for payment the question hay.
lug beeo raised In regard TO lands in states
mentioned, not yet re-oflar under the act
Of July 4, 1876 The present decision holds
,hN the universal rulo and practice Of The
land flco go long established, rhsll govern,
and also that By tho intent Of tho
statute limitations the shor,ts. period nust
apply 10 pre,onp,ion on these lands as
though made subject TO private entry under
previous otferiug that tue requirement. for
the rev oileri : only Affects the right ol
private entry, and does not enlarge OF
restrict the right of pre.emp,ion as fixed by
the previous law.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sso"en beashtor n Young Man AZ
Texarkana- supreme Court Decis-
iohs-A Man Murders his wife
IN 0aiveston-Fort Worth
% Have $4,000 WA.
terwOrks, Etc.
Galveston.

Galveston.
Special to tho Herald.
Galveston, May 27,-Ths afternoon ono
John Owens, lately released from ,sil. be.
coming involved in difficulty with ole
Curry used brlckbsts considerably. Cur,v
was badly bruised UP. Owens was arrested
This evening about 5o'clock the most
dss'ardly murder ever committed in tho pt
oincts of the county was porpe.
'rased' Henry Hamburg lay in
wa.s for his wife who cot
OUT OF a street car at the corner Of Thirty.
second and Market streets On s,epn;ro
out Hamburg foil ,wed, against her wshes
and admoni,ion. When near the corner Of
Thirty-third street, she turned 10 him and
remarked; "Go way; you are alvsys
hsmmering and beating me- lie followed
Mler her, keeping his hand on pistol in
MS right pants pocket, until he
reached the corner of Thirty fourth street
in front ofthe freight depot, when he had
9uicsened his pace and got In front of her,
he turned. firing ut her, hitting her in tbe
stomach just below the breasts. She turned
to run, crying murder" when he fired lhe
second shot, which missed her He then
ran on, hotly pursued bya spectator and officer
VINO, hearing the shot, came up. The chief
Oh police, Sergeant Hunter and your CORE,
spondent took hack and proceeded
10 the place of tho murder. On arriving
there they found tho murderer had
started down the island, SO all proceeded as
last as possible in that direction, a,tor going
down three miles and failing to lind him, thew
returned to the city. When nearing ash
street, avenue l., they found Officer Maepey
had discovered Hamburg secreiod in Kim.
ley's stable, whittier he had followed him.
taking him in charge. They brought him TO
tne CITY, where he was incarcersted, Mrs.
Hamburg was taken to The hospital, where
she died Immediately after. Doc
tor Wilcox held post mor,em
examination, finding death from internal
hemmorhage. Hamburg is playing crazy, He
Is constable and quits noted c6aracter.
.. Nj. Martin, representing the Phoenix
commercial agency, arrested yesterday under
Tue drummers tax law, was found guilty.
An appeal will probably be taken and the
law contested.
This morning the train on the Santa Fe
railroad, when near Hitchcock, Galveston
county, struck q COW, causing
and immense wreck Seven
freight cars were ditched, three
entirely demolished and the track torn up
for one hundred feet. The engine and ilrs.
car passed over safely. No ono was hurt
but the COW
Seventeen thousand, five hundred and
ninety>three bars Of railroad iron were
brought to the wharf to day by the steam.
ships WEYMOUTH and Aylon and the Brig
Lsndseer.
Alabama Houston, colored, was arrested
this morning on tho charge Of arson. II
appears that she had owned house insured
for about $5N0, and that che sprinkled
Kerosene oil over the floor and walls and set
iiro to II, but the fire was put out without
further damage.
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PisnIico Races.

Pimlico, May 27.- The spring mee,inv 4.
tho Maryland jockey club closed "a. day, I'd
was the most successful spring meeting eyer
held by the club. The weather was llne and
tho track in splendid coHditon. The Il.
tendance was larger then any Of the prs,
eeding days, while the racing was all that
could have been desired.
The iirat race was Preaknes s,skes sor
shrae year old colts and FLIES, mile and I
half. Six started right With
Lorillard's entry, Sauntcrer aud Della
hs the favorites. Saunterer was last n
the start, but went 70 the front on the homs
stretch and won by two lengths; Compeoss.
tion second, Baltis third, Cstacbire fpnrth
2;40A. ''
Second race, baltimore Cup, all spes, two
and. quarter milts Three started, Monitor,
savori.e, took the lead almoet al once
ani held II to the finish, winning by neck
after hard struggle in the last mile wNh
E''za Lawrence, who finished second, Ora,
usds third. Time, 4;O2.
ih'fd race, consolation purse,
mile heats, for horaes
VINO had started ard not won during tne
meeting II had eigh. starters. The flr,t
heat was taken by Bruno, Rochester second.
Juno third. Tho second heat and raco wa
also taken by Bruno, Eielwss second. Va.
grant third. Time-.4:4j.
Inc fourth raca was q handicsp eteeple
chase, for all agss, two and one.half miles
over the regular course Dav Star And
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Austin.

BpeciQl to the Herald.
Austin, May 27.-The following cases were
decided to-day in the supreme court:
Hawkins and wife VS. Farrer; from Ellis.
Affirmed on certificate lost.
-..Texss Fire Insurance company Va Dykes;
from Travis. Affirmed.
II g. T o railway company VS. Mckinney;
from Collin. Reversed and remanded.
Gilmer ct al VS.: Waters; from Navarro.
Affirmed.
Davidson vs Herdonheimer Bros; from
Navarro. Reversed and rsmanded.
Salomon vs Downs; from McLenDan.
Affirmed.
Sailor vs. Marx. from Galveston. AT.
nrmed.
TENS, administrator, VS. Snyder; from
Bonham. Certificate dismissed.
Clogg, Va Stephens; from Erath.
Affirmed on certificate.
Bogges VS. Rock and wife; from McLennan,
Affirmed.
Dunham, Buckley g. 20. s Kellough;
from McLennan. Affirmed.
Eldridee Dunbam & %. vs jackson Of al;
from McLennsn. Affirmed.
McMaster vs. Beau; from Lampasas. AT.
frmed.
House vs. Cole s. Fosiette; from Boique.
Affirmed.
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LATEST sEwsIrsxs. /.

Edward G. Gaskins, substitute lslter.
carrier In the Chicago postofllce, wAs caught
in the act Of stealing letters, and sent V iail.
Az an employe Of various newspspef o@ooo
be bore high character. Oonsumption drovo'
him 70 the use Of morphine, which caused hl1
fall. 8 \. Y
Dorsey and Brady arc IN Washingloa
engaged in anxious consultation With 0ot'
clients Attorney.esusral Macveegh WIN
soon commence criminal proaeculionS aealnsl
them and bring civil suits 70 recover SoAe
Of the money aquandered. % W
Dr. L,uIs A. JAmInt representative o.
The highest social element Of 81. Lou1L IN
aled bin for divorce. The cause y ia y
b. insane Jealousy on The part Of b Nh
Who was formerly Miss Mary Annio xeo1o,
Senator Sherman lalsly tendssed . Qev-
ofnor Foster The amount Of W ho(ol blIl H.
| he delegates 70 tho Chicago ooavopllon, bot
| Was no> aecepeed. & tx. /.
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Arknnsns nemocrn..

Little Rock, May 27.-The democratic
executive committee will issue an address %
the people of the state tomorrow, setting
forth the points in dispute between members
ftho party on tho que,tion Of the states In
debtedness. The address urges harmony In
tho party and united front TO the enemy II
tho next campaign. II insists that the debt
question had no! made test Of party fsalty.
and recommends that The constitutional
amendments be submitted 70 the next lesIs-
lature. and TO tho people the amendment
declaring what part Of the debt shall be and
what shall not be paid,
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Fort Worth.

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, May 27.-It Is tho prevailing
opinion that the present grand jury will find
great many indictments for gambling as
Judge Hoods charge on that point was very
decided.
The temperance pic mic yesterday was a
mos. decided success.
1t tisa settled fact that there Is to be Un-
ion depot at this place for the Texas g.
Pacific and tho Missouri Pacific, and perhaps
tho Gulf, Colorado s. Santa 70 will also
use II.
Mr.. Il. L. Fosdick, general manager Of
the Dallas & Wichits,came In last night and
loft this morning for Dallas.
The water works committee, consisting Of
Mayor Brown, Alderman Rouz and Mr..
Huffman, returned tosday from the east and
will recommend tho erection Of $4,000
water works.
Tho case Of Cstohpolo vs. the Western
Union telegraph company In tho county
court to-day was decided In favor OF tho
plair,iif for SlS5. Tho caro- was appealed.
Mr.. Ruap, an uncle Of former DALAI
cotton buyer Of that name. died to-day.
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head, o. Mississippi; vice presidents, q Il
Lucas, oi LouisiAns; s r Ccckrsn,
OF q &ssnsss; Eaoch Ensly, Of
IenntsiS WK Isgersoll, Of Mississippi:
Ihoms3 csylor. Of Alabams; H A Carrey'
oi Fictkgi w Q Walsh, of Texas; M @ Nc
Gee, North Carolina; A P Bu.ler, of
nonth y1ioilns; secretary II ID Bowman, of
sississski treasurer, e NJ Klein, of Mis-.
sisslpps SIhe name of the association WAS
chsngeSyio the National Planters socis.
tlon, az ssgader the charter authorized an
issue stock tn the amount of one
nundreG eassnd dollars. The committee
on resok rs made lengthy report, en-
oracinrf Drs2ches of the cotton industry.
anu 10 Youth was recomu ended change
IN Inc "a and Introduction OF labor say
ing mgxrery and agsins. announcing a
liberal Eerm open to all notionali!ies,
Screeds. The convention adopted tho
followiT sllutior.
That onyention gratefully recognizes
tue eiiorfti ,ae federal government 10 meet
!he necees of tho people Of this valley in
improve'a sot the Mississippi river; yet
we respe lliy request congress to appro-
pirate thS a Of $3.50 600 to test the outlet
system tske Borgne, asa reliefsgainst
the u ,od n of the river.
Atlantis Georgia, will be selected as the
next pls,af 4 meeting, during tho session of
tao coltoiSt position in November next.
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WHITE DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL FIGURES FOR THIS WEEK.
FANCY LAWNS, at 3 Lac, at 1Oc and at
!" l-2c. See them and Judge of their vaiue.
VICTORIA LAWNS-A large number Of
lines, selling last week and TO sell next week
at prices ranging between I6 2-3c and 25c,
offered this week at lOc and at ~ l-2c,
NAINsOoKS-One yard wide, IL 1-2c and
I5c, selling regularly OF % Lee and 27c.
Checked Nainsouk at IUc and at IL LIZ,
worth half as much again.
LINEN LAWNS, at IL I-oc-regular prices
from 15c to zoe; at I6 2-3c, worth 2uc;
and ripper grades at same StECIAL REDUC-
TIONS for the week.
WHITE PIQUES, at Sc and at IL Lee.
LACE PlQUES, striped and checked, Of
IL 1-2c-regular prices, H5c to 16 2-3c.
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AND WHITE
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL FIGURES FOR THIS WEEK.
ONE SPECIAL LOT of BLACK BUNTINGS
all wool offs superior quallty--oflered at I5c.
Ladies will readily allow these goods to be
worth fully csc.
BOURETTE GRENADINES. at I5c -resu-
lar price, zoe, and true value, 25c.
IRON GRENADINES, at I5c-regular price
2Oc. Another line offered for this week at
25c-sold regularly at from 35c to 4Oc.
BLACK LACE BUNTING, at ISc-aold
regularly at 22 I-2c.
FRENCH STRIPED BUNTING, "A inches
wide, at 6Oc- sold regularly at zoe, and worth
9Oc.'
BLACK sILKs-Speclal reductions for the
week as follows: At 45c, from 6Oc; at 0Oc
from 81. 25; at sI.25 from 81. so.
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Commo odors Koansx Arrested for LII
bet.

St. Louis, Nay 27.-CommOdoro William
]. Koun,z, of pi!t.bure, q large steamboat
owner and ore OF the bost known steamboats,
men on the Mississippi valley, was arrested
at tho Sjuthcrn hotel this morning, on a
bench warra1l issued by Judge Laughlin Of
tho criminal court, NJ tho Instance OF the
grand Jury. Tho charge sgaitst him 10 In
the nature ofa criminal libel In publishing
or having published and widely distributed,
circulars containing statements damaging 70
the persona, character Of tho owners and
officer, of,he Anchor lire Of s,eanori, run>
ming ON tho lower Mississippi river.
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70 search For Tho Jean.et,..

Washington, May 27.-Compandsr
Cooper of tho United Slater slsamship
Alliance, now at Norfolk, has been ordered
to prepare his ship, with positive dispatch.
to proceed on a cruise In search Of the Arctic
exploring steamer Jeanette, between Greens
land, Iceland and Hpitzbergen, along the
southern edge Of the Polar Ice pack.
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storekccpers and Oauger.

Warrington, May 27.-Ths following
ssorekeepers and gsugars were appointed %.
day; Samuel A. Rhodes, third district Of
Georgia @. A. Coleman, sixth diairict Of
North Carolina. The president to.dsy
appointed Volney v. Smith, Of Arkansas, q
United States consul al 81. Thomas.
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THE RACES!

THE RACES at the Driving Park postponed until
There has been no pospnemen however of the Special Drves
taking place AT SANGERS where great throng
has be attracted by the Extraordinary inducements offered
for THIS WEEK ONLY in honor of CTYS GUESTS and tor the
benefit of Patrons both from abroad and at home.
Visitors are cordially invited make Retail
Wholesale Departments They assured of Attention
and will be made feel Welcome every spot
Acre of Attractions.
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IToustOu

Special to the Herald.
. Houston, May 24.-Yesserday forsy-nino
stock cattle coli d 50 por head, and Tho
stock market continues lively.
To-day Hon. Roger @. Mills took Z tfib
down tho bayou with twenty leaolog citlxenl
70 wltness tho beginning Of ship channel
waters. Tho object Va, looking
10 tho feasibility OF gesling
deeper water 10 the leA. To-nigh
he addressed . mass.meeting OF citizens .
The cotton exchange he Sa'd thIs vorl
would be done, but me chants mus
get shslf friends north 70 I'D NJ
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New Orleans, May 27.-The Arss cargo Of
sslt from tho Amer c,n SIT companyt mlnc
on Awrys hlaud. Louislsta, hes arrived.
rvo hunlrel tbousatd sscks { sAl from
,hsrs d sspsc I'd for b, ccnii 8 season.
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movement a,sas in congress BY n
sS AN s""o,, oa tneir congressman. He gAve
sia 'Saas ~. oI nis efiorss 70 get congressional
''ur 1.s nn speech was well received.
=. n.a, ~ houston gun club will b. Represented
ss,n ~ Derlson me BY George Porter, Sam NcIl-
Gsc,.. s~y, Tpnilnp pp Watson. D. W. Dunn and
law. +" known 70 be true that !
49, 49, newspaper venture win bo
capital, w" s0ou' SiVV'vW
s,s a . negro on an excursion from Galveston.
"a.,o ,s.. between the cars ard was badly lnAshed
yesterday, may DO fatally.
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Death OF a Journalist.

philadelphia, May 27.-William L. DrAne,
general superintendent Of tho Philadelphia
Ledger, and prominent and we'll known
journalist, died hero suddenly this morning
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Max strakosch Makes nm Assignments
New York, May T.-Max Strakosch
yesterday made an sslIgnment for the benefit
Of his creditors.
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Texarkana,

Special to the Herald.
Tsxarksna, May ga young man Ala
mere suddenly las! night 1t is supposed
WHISKY was tho cause, He was buried 4
buried to-day. ~ "e' a'so
james Hanslan, Of this place. hsa BE-, :
U,as,ea a't 70 Marshall to accept the .spl oint.
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Pntti Comiug to AmerIca

london, May 27.-The Telegfsph's Paris
correspondent says Adelina Patti will sall
for America in the steamer Servia Of the
CunMd limo, October 22d.
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Ben Buffers NepheA Sentenced to DO
Hung,

Denver, COL, May 27.-This mornings
News says William q. Salisbury, sentenced
TO be hanged al Colorado Springs, June l7th,
for murder, IL nephew Of Hon. Ben Butler.
His friends from Massachusetts, sre making
an effort to save him.
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7 Foreign Flashes


foreign Flashes
Londofs May PA deputation of the
Anglo Jekeh association, comprising Barton
Henry d. Worms, Arthur. Cohen. and
Sergeant LAW John Simon, mo... bcr of
parliament spd Sir Julian Goldsmid and Mr..
Leopold Rothschild, had an interview
with Eark Granville AMI Sir Charles w.
Dixie at 70 foreign office to-day, on the
treatment alhe Jews In Russia, Earl Irsn-
vile, in rt%- 7 to their representations, said
that, kpoT how extremely sensitive for.
eign natioi sere In regard 10 interference in
their inteftsi affairs, he did no, think it
would be sxpedient to make any official
representa-. IN.
The Allsa line steamer Buenos Ayres,
from Montreal, May OH, Wis Queb, c, which
arrived at loyille on yesterday on her way
TO Glasgow, is ashore. her cargo being
lightened.
The general assembly of tho Scotch Free
church yesterday adopted by vote Of 449
to 2lS, u resolution approving of the decision
OF the recert commission, which instructed
Prof Robeft'1h Smit to suspend teaching
classes at Aberdeen university. The case
will now probably be retired before the
presby,ery on thu writings of prof Sm;,h
puhshed .b.sonent IN II, ,,..,';a, I,, 'a.. ..;.i
II Is renytsd hat Tho dnho e'tTuI pnd Snb slal ~
Eiinbureh ,srrowIv escsnod I drown;"n uo%vs' ,o "
day at Sidmoulh, a seaport town on tho
coast OF Devon. They incsutiously ventured
out on pointEof land, and, the tide chang
log, they were cut oil from shore. Thew
vessel nea, bv. ~ w ''"'"k
Sims Reevis., .,he onara,;c teno, ia oo,;ou.,,
III. His desW is fspected " ''' ''"'''
Rumor ia cNrranf In the houss of com,nor.
that arlchief socretsrv for Iro,and ';s Is
about 10 rosiSs " '"'N' IS
In The house of lords to -dav Granville
Announced the Turco. Greek frcn,iar cane
yention was 81. sed ,o.day.
Ten thousrnu bales of wool wore otYered
to-day, chiefly Port Phillip AID Adelaide
There was a strong demand Greasy sliehtly
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Jay Gould secures an Interest In the
M. T. l.. II. n. M
st. Louis, May 27.-Informa!ion d n.
ceivod that Jay Gould has acquired con-
trolling interest in the Memphis q LILLE
Rock railway, and that II will be put In Arst-
class order. NV
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Association
Memphis, Tenn, May 27.-Thc Aississippi
Valley Cotton PlAntsrs' association met
yesterday. The committee on public Or
gan'zA,ion reported HE following ofacsrs for
shs ensulns year. Pfssidsnt 7 O Moore.
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SPECIAL
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I'd q. R. a. gs @ Il ssssss =

One Special Job Fashionable MERCEDES Style selling
regularly $780, marked down or this week and also until further
notice. $780, Readers who interested in this n should step
the paraso and verify tho fact exceptionally great reduction
ALL SILK PARASOLS at Sl.OO, worth Sl.50.
SATIN STRIPED FAR AS0IS at 81 90, worth $3.50
BROCADED PARASOIS at S1OO, worth Sl.5O
OUR FIFTY CENT PARASOLS be duplicated in Texas
JAPANESE PARASOLS &c. 1Oc and 25c- selling regularly
much
T. SIN our GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS
and STRAW HAT Departments Department devoted LADIES
SPRING SUMNER ATTIRE Shoes HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
PETS etc., will be commend
themselves.
SANGER E RIOS.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-30
Christmas, 1881.

WEEK OF PRAYER.-The Worlds Evangel-
zeal Alliance has appointed the first week in
January as the week of prayer, the following
is the program which is sent forth to all the
churches of the world:
SUNDAY, January Subject for discourse
"Renewad COnsecratiOn.'
MONDAY, January 2.-Thanksgiving for
the blessings, temporal and spiritual, for the
past year, and prayer for their continuance.
TUESDAY, January 3.-Hum;aton and
onfc. sion on account of individual, social
and national sins.
WEDNESDAY. January 4-Prayer for the
blessings of God on His Church and His
Word.
THURSDAY, January 5.-Prayer for the
young and all agencies for Christian training.
FRIDAY, January 6.-Prayer for the uni
versal prevalence OF peace and righteous
ness.
SATURDAY, January 7.-Prayer for Chris
all missions, the ontDouring Of the Holy Spir-
ct and the conversion of the world.
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OF "Creation'' the lines run in this
wise:
Behold the blossoms fair to see,
The mountains, hills and trees,
Fen Soloman, though great was he,
Was not arrayed like these.
Then, if God so adorns the grass,
And makes each flower live,
Much more to them that trusting ask
Will he his spirit give.
Il i
If we would like the flowers be,
In heaven so pure and fair,
Our souls must shine with charity,
And shrink from every snare.
When we are like the lilies grown,
And dressed in spotlcss white,
The Lord will bring one by one
To realms of endles light.
We are not quite sure but that these
lines will compare favOrably with Emany
of those in the prmative editions Of DIR.
Watts. At any rate they are as pure in
sentiment, as pretty in their simplicity,
as strong in devotion, and not less COM
mon-place in thought.
One thing is certain, the writer Of
these simple verses will never bc-need
never be-ashamed of having written
them. They are redolent Of refined home
culture in mind and morals, and perhaps,
it is this feature Of the whole matter
which most deserves mention and iusti-
fies remark-the hpc t0bu}0 dOcet Of it
all.
Christmas, 1881.
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10th 1t will cure any Cough.
11th 1t will cure Scarlet Fever.
18th. 1t is the best remed@ that any one can take
for Consumption, and if taken in the first stage
will guarantee cure.
18th. 1t is perfectly safe for all ages az there is
nothing in its composition that harm child.
y. Z. BURR
For sale by CLARK B. PORTER.