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rrssSS nud Nuta.

We make the following quotations;
ORANGES Valencia per case, Sg@l0; Sicily
per box 81 to 450; Louisiana PEI Dbl, 81 5000
Enthusiastically per box, u 80.
GRAPEs-Malaga per Dbl, 80 TO 10; per halt
Dbl, none.
PEAKs--Calllornla per box, none.
Nurs-- Almonds 20 per pound; BtG2l
100, GlLelts To-; English Welnuts
none; chestnuts, Imported, 90 Italian
%; peanuis Tennessee red, Gh; cocoanut6
per hundrod 20 3d.
FIGs--n III 10 boxes, per ID, 10.
Pop CoGg-FrlAa packagaa, pgr half groas,
az y.
RAlslNa--L0pdon LAYER, new, por box, 80 20;
layer, new, per box, 81 20.
BANANAR-per bnnch, ? 60. to
aPPLRs-Fancy per Dbl, 81 Is choice
90 75; dried per ID 9 10 70.
POTArcEa-Per hbl, 63 50tog315.
ONioNs--per bushel So 30.
dAmIC-Per string, nOne,
CABRAGEs-- Per crate, s. to So
DATEs--In trails, per Id, &c,
CuuRANTs--71a@SSc.
PRUNEs--gc.
PEoASs--per III, Z retail; per hnshel, loose
81, S2 10 to 81 IS; sacked 81 90, 81 10.
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Picture Eramcs amt Moulding.

l have just received very large stock of
moulding in guilt rosewood and walnut, of
every variety and style and oflatest patterns.
Persons wanting picture and other frames
are invited to call and examine my stock of
mouldings, and frames made of any desired
size or form from patterns selected. Owing
TO the favorable terms on which these mould
ings were purchased, / am enabled 10 sell at
greatly reduced prices.
JOHN ALCoTT,
7l3 Elm street.
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Wines and Liquors.

ALoouoLr-S2.S 5 TO ~ 40 per gallon.
WHIsBY--Sweet mash, 81 .2Slkt4 .5Ji sour
mash, 81 .t0tpSJ, accor,lingtnase.
WrSRs--C ipret, In case, sS.i5Gs4i Catawba,
per gallon, ii ,l0082; Port per gallon. 81 20 a
sS Sherry, per gallon. 81 .90@SS; Madeira, per
gallon. 81 .60@$hi White wine, In CAGES, ~ ,2t
GS0
CHAMPAGNE -CoOkB In baskets, slsGg2O
Heidsleck, In basket, So krus, 10 basLet. sa7
Domestic champagne, tl01l6.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 .ib@S2 10; por-
ter, per dozen, s26,s2 80.
BoTTLK BEEn-St. Louis quarts tl2 hpintE
Sl2 N, Budwiser, si2, pinto el3 80.
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SIS

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIST
been selling Swift's Syphilit,o s'M
years, and regard II superior :, opsc't
known TO science, for the disaass@ anyt.
IL IL recommended. We haze ms nt v 4
of q single failure. neVeftn
B. j. Cassels, Thomssyille. a, ~
q Co., Forsythe, Ga. Hunt, Rsriis ~
Atlanta, Ga; Pemberton, sam ss "
Ga. 'a'sn, All
We have used Swift's SyphIli,,as ~
the treatment Of eonvicts for So I,peclit
and believe 1t Ia the only Certain .s mS
Will effect permanent cure "a, S,.av
which you recommend 1t. 1''easal :
GRANT, ALgxAsnr.
81 600 ,, reverb var win be paid 70 any cS.,
y. s. s., one particle of mercury. ,osuise
stun, or any mineral suestancs 0s VA
Prepared only by the Swift Susc,s 4
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold on GeO,sss
kins, Thompson. schott q Co.. All \
Patterson,
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The McKinaev ENQUIRER hssac column

The Mckinney Enquirer hwa column
over about manufacturing, which was writ
ten by the editor after visiting the boot and
shoe factory of A. & W. Hunstabo in that
place. He thinks they deserve credit for
building up an industry like that in their
lively little city. Tho Advocate also speaks
of tho enterprise Of this arm, md predicts
that they will be rival of some of the
harvest eastern factories in claiming Texas
trade
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OAK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 lbs, toc; do
under 70 lbs, 3lO.
HgMLocR SotE-LsATiER Best Dudhlo
slaughter. soc; good DO, s9c; heat Mstnmra "a
$40 good do, g7oi good DANCED, 26ci poor 90
300.
OAK HARNESS LyATnsR--No. l, ~; do. No.
IS.
uEMLocK HARNESS LEATHuR--No. !, 81; do,
No. y, 3d.
egl.3b per pound, American calf, 800. 6sSl 80
do. kip, ooc.@N.
CoLiAns--Duck, No, l.,per dozen, s6.bo.
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CArrLx--Cornfed. SIS to e.; grass TO year
Inns, sbGss; steers, from to . years old,
slhGs20; barn COWS, $l5@sSls; butchers, 2x to
3ho. per Id, on foot.
HoRsEs. Ponies and sheep Sl5 to $40 Plugs
$40 to go Farm EtOck $50 TO $780, Harness
| livery $50 to 800. Harness fancy 8l25 to $l75.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
| Mules--Rats $50 to $65. Medium SOS to ESQ.
| Extra draught 500 to $3.50.
| Hoes-On foot, 35s3bsc. for inferior toprlme
porkers.
MUTTON SuvNr--They are dnotahie sta .6OG0e
| per head Per weight, 3 TO SIC. per pound.
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Iron, Nails. Wire, Etc.

Iron. - We quote merchant bar q rates
Norway and Swedes, loo.
PLow STEEL-sc.
WIRE.-smooth wire, No. 8, &c; Nos II
and II, &c; No. IL, 7c; japaDned barbed wire,
exc; galvanized barbed, l6iic.
HoRsE SHoEs'--Per keg, SO.
HoRsR SHOE sAiLs-Per box, 20 pounds, No
7, IS. rs; No. 4, $5 50; No. q, 81 25.
NAILs-From Tod TO 6nd, 81 % rates.
TISsKR's STOCK .-Ploek tin per pound; SOC
tin plate, l4x20 ell per box; l. &. 14x20 5ll .50i
do, Sll 80: zinc acper III; solder, lac pei
ID; shee, ron &c perib.
AxEs--Per b y; per dozen, EiO
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Vision, Noises In the head, the viii
passing uuObserved In the urine. and
other diseases that lead to insanity ana h
The Medical Gentlemen connected MA
institution are graduates of the best M
OF Enrope and this country, and hsr
large experience Ia these troubles, AMI
agree 10 forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
Tor a case of this kind the VITAL REsI}
TIVE (undtr their special advice and
menD will not cure. or for ANYTHING IN
or injurlOus found in it. We treat ali N
Diseases successfully without mercury, d
SULTA1IuN FREE Thorough exawlp{
and advice, Including analysis Of uripI
Price OF VITAL RESTORATIVE So aibor3|
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to MI
dress upon receipt Of price, y. 0. ID, A
from observation,. oua In private nans 4
sired by English Medical Institute, MI
olive street, st. Louis, missouri. Pod
box 24G0,
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Nugars au,s, syrups.

SUoARs.-We, quote: Powered llA; Crushd,
ils@L, Granuiated IL ;Standard a, l01% White
extra 9Gq4 extra Z 10 to -; Yellow VIZ to ,ok
Louisiana new white clarified loo; yellow on;
choice shc; prime 7iac, fair Ike.
MCLAssEs--Lo risiana choice COO, prime b4c
Iair TO good 45950c; syrup 80 to 60c.
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nnrgien. Resss, Wig eia

WHEEI.s-- (Sarvon. ,-.A' Wholesale pet
sot; Il $40 IS; $685. ID U.25.
SPARSE WAGON BRDs. Burr patent, sPlS
Si9 and SEQ Tor plain, NJ l. aud double pan
nolg.
SUAFrs "a $3.50; q G360,
Poles --B gg; A ST.
BuGarEs. --B end sprlug, s7Oj A 5iue sprin s
$40. strictly A phaeions, $3.50. Cnrrlagef,
S.B3. Seutlemcn's driving buggy, aide Ia o
$3.50; do speeding, 500. End aprlng, strictly :,
slls; ton. open, $50 to SO; 6idc prina do, WlbA
| 20; IUtnp-ur eeals do, .El9i; platform g rln
do, 800, three spring do $40.
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Fiah and oysters.


yrsu--l2kn, per 10.
OYsrfRs-per csp ~ cents for Baltimore, 81
Mattagordas, " tor Berwick bay.
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Hldes.

Ntos H. Dry nint, IL pounds and upwards 10 o
ls,c,e; Dry kifs, troe q sraSs, n 81 srgbe
Aidea, 5xo.. AL damaged, wet or dry,
halt prioo; deer skim sOc. sheep skins from
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,Lasrsn rpAn,s-per barrel, y 50.

PLASTER rPAMs-Per barrel, n 50.
HAIn--fe pound. 7kc.
CEMENT FLuEs % inch, 81 cents; inch, 40
cents; 8 inch ceiling joint, 81; . inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling Joint, = rs; inch cap do, eoc.
DRAIN PIPES tooh, l6o per foot; tincn,
20s; inch. Sc; Inch, 40c, sinch, SIC.
MIxEp PAINTs-Ready Tor use and all colors
81 81 per gallon. All the tested anil standard
makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers.
LiMn-Coopered, hhl., bulk, FL so.
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Caet, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents;
wrought, so 10 20 cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundreds copper, SO per hundred; Einc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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HonslrN nlAli nnElN.

puAlms Cmcxnss-.we quote at 25S. apit''
SouiHRsLs--Pur dozen, tOr.
CinoKRNs--wo quota Gl95 for sprinSi for
grown, S2 10
'rupKRYs--We quote Glo 70 SOcapieeo,
nuCKS--Eor tame. zoe; Wild. II to zoo npioce.
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CogBEE- Rio Common, l3H to ltci ar, li}s e
10 choice, ib9lC1s; Lagqayr", ith TO lsi Java
aS0a0c. pT~N
IqAs-lmperinl .ffron iS@65c. per psUndi
Young Hys6n,, 4OaG0; oolOng, 4a@6Oo; Japan
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GERMAN Mi1.LET--We quote 81 90 per bu0hel
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail Wholesale
TX to : oenis per paper,
Cotton--At the Oh Mill, $50 per ton.
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Flour, Grain ana HAY.

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as iolows: Xxx, 2 40, xxx, - 90,
xX&X,2 so; Choice, IS 90; fe' lily, none.
Imported. Xxx, per cwt 50 90; xxx, % 70
y&XX2 20 Fancy. $40 to 325; Patent, Si.O0.
EyK-Scarce We quote per Dbl. as.
BARLEY Scarce; good demand, SIC.
BRAN--We quote ~ 81.
arNY BAas--SecOnd-han In good order, {
cents piece.
Conn MEAL--Iler cwt, no
OATs-New Texas 8jtO55c iromwegon, IS to D,
In store.
WHEAT. No80ld, g5o; No new, S50,S6u; M
81 05i 10 new, 1Ge1sO Rejected, 65@7l; No
i-ade. 6O@55c; Medltt@anean, N02, 50, No B.
'aA16c, Nicaragua, nominGi, SOC, mt not want
sAhy rcNNs mllcrB.
CopE-2i to 20 cenlE, loose ear,
HAY--P ralTi" ,iooge from wagon, cot Sli per
ton; alilett, do, 50 to sll. From store. prairie
baled 8l3 ser toni Mlllott, Sl3. Prairie baled
In car tots, tl3 per ton fee on hoaid.
WI quote: Chopped corn, per 100 p0unt o
81 chopped corn and outs, per lOO p0und6
u 5O chopped barley, per 100 pounde, q 70
brushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
HOrn bran, per 100 pounds, 800; Gra-
ham -four per 100 pounds, $500;
cream meal, 81 80; fine bolted meal, per
bnahel,, soc h0miny, per 100 pounds, $50
ggitB, per 100 ponnda, ~ -; corn Hour, per lOO
pounds, 81.
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= - - : = y ..-llN All,..I,. ~
aad gll' binding. se cents. SAM ~ /.
covers. . CHS. manhood. 10 Gem. :
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. 3 rom. ~
sealed by man. Send money =, y
stanps. DIR. WHITTIER, the rrea,
W.T. ct Charlas Street.. ST ro,,,- pet
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pr,curs.-a pounds, n "i p'anu'
30 s0to2b 20 49, pnunde.
a 70.
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The Great English REM

IN d never-hilip,
flor Nervous MI
II Exhausted Wild
e nal wnI
|Spermatorrhosal]
MANHOOD, M
10y, Paralysis, h
the terrible srs|
ISelf Abuse, ys|
|foiies and excl
lnaturer yesrs-s]
Hoes Of Memoir
|.itud e, Nod
Emission, Aver,
Society,". Dimr.
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,cKss--From . to ~ inch, per ssl, x!
Vt, 81; Xxx, s2.75.
'ele' I'd WRLL0rs--,N 20 2S, g. per set.
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In groceries moderate Jobbing trade has
been done during the week, tho quantity o,
poodh old being an evovage for this aeacon o.
theyear. Prices remain trm with few change
for tho Wptk.
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,..,or, Md Eegs.
nna,ne,a NONdN.

o,,.,,,, AN dCgAn.
h hess o VT , gSto V; Texas 20 togSc.
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tlan Nation, vs. so per ton,
CnAIr--Ir

tian Nation, IS 80 per ton, deliv-
CoAIr-ln
cred. ,tsper barrel,
CoKG-6n CO. ickoryano ash $500 to 4 . 30 per
Woop-oak,h NO wood Ia retailing at the
cord. Sawed 81, y per cord.
rates OF u % 10 o y IL per barrel.
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,nsr.ontncr Market.

Fine, 80; medium, Is; heavy, Ice. BlGol
bury ana dirty, o 10 10 oents on.
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hank EXCHANGE,


to n Discount.
Sterling sights 90.
Francs ahc.
Marks 25c.
God, silver. other than the trade dollar,par.
Trade dollars M cents
Mexican dollars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Mes loan halves. ..."......,o.o.....4
Mexican quartofs.. .......sn......l 10
The New York Evening mail says there IA
M Improved feeling Ia financial circles, the
natural result OF tho nnnounopmsnt nom
washington that there would BIO no extra s,s-
slon Of congress. No Official notice has vet
been given ns to exactly. what the secretary of
the treasury Will do In tho fntute, but 1t 10 rem.
orally beloved that he viii buy large nmOunta
OF honda, a. that all hie Efforts win be bent
In the direction OF essay money. After paying
on tho $4,000, 00N called per cents. the,e win
remain ABOUT slt2 OO0VOO 0 per cents, md
sii5, 0on, 900 o rer cents, making total Of
eeS7 ,V000c0 honda maturing this year. There
are number Of old acts OF congress-, or fra q
ments OF acts, which the SECRETARY can utlligs
In reducing the aud . per cent. indebted mes.
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A POSITIVE CURE

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUEl
MEDlCATED BOUGIEs. Pat ented 0s
1876. One boK
No. Will cure any case In four days, OF u
No . will cure the most Obstinate case,
matter Of how long standing.
No nause0us d0ses OF oubeba, c0talpa, wl
OF sandolwood, that are certain TO producet J,
persia by destroying the coatings Of
s,Dmnch. -
Psics, 81 10, Gold by all druggists, ormsi,
on receipt of price.
For further par iculara send for clrculG1
L, O. Box l,5GS. j. Q. ALLEN Co.
john street, Now York.
Quick, safe and cure cure.
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Rags,


Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
~ hundred.
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done with neatness and dispatch, either In
coiors or plain, rs desired, at the HERALD
HrrAM jon PRINTING OFFICE.
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Financial,

Money was changing hands quite freely to-
day, ON account OF II bang the tlrat OF the
month. Otherwise thu btatus of affairs re-
mAlns unchanged
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just received at A. Bonds, golden pump
kins and salad dressing, very fine.
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COM MERCIAL.
DALLAS, FmpAY EyRNINa. I
ALL

aprii L.
To-day Is the end OF the business week,
the nrst Of the month, "All-Fools" day, and
the bill collectors time for prancing around
with hia little bundle OF folded strips OF pa
per which he unhesitatingly shoves at YOU
Notwithstanding another norther prevails ana
your eyes are fiued with eaud, and you doht
feel In the best OF spirits anyhow, because Oh
''dadburned IDIOT" trying 10 sell you-a
hcathenish idlotic custom that VIII do very
well for school girls end mischleVouf you'ns
but which you think Ia beneath the oigh''ys vi
abuslness man. That's all right my poy'
grin and bear 1t, April tho ist don'S come
but once year and these nortbers won'i"s'
nlwayg.
during the past week, showed soira Improve
men., bnt business has not beo 500 generally
active.
There Ia very little doing ~ produce outside
toes are quoted at LIS for arge lots, which Ia
considerd rock bottom " ces. There Ia big
supply on hand. Apples are plentiful, and OF
o better character ~ to quality. Onions are
scarce and not much doing In thom.
In the line Of dry goodo there was an In
crcased distribution Of goods, and trace wRs
fair In extent. There was weakening ten.
dency In cotton goods throughout the week,
and this induced rathsr more Ioera, purchases
by country mer ihanta. Domestic woolens
are quiet, and concessions are made where
they are taken hold OF freely.
In the brsadstuff market there was very little
change In pric o, with only moderate bust.
ness.
Cotton.
In cotton the speculation in futures wan do.
pressed during the fore part of tho week, but
the market rallied toward Tho close
and there was more activity noticeable. bpots
have changed but s!ightls In prices. The re-
ceipts to day were between fifty ami sixty
bales. and II found buyers readily at pre-
YiOnl quotations.
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Miscellaneous orocers' stoeR.


Miscellaneous 0r0cors' STOCK.
CRAsBrRaIEs-S2 75aS per bushel.
RrCk-Wholesale 6k 60 TX.
sALr-In barrel, $3.50. 10 go Liverpool In
% cks, 3 100; Rock 81. 90 per sacs.
CRAcKRRs--soda. xxx, t12i XAxA
Trade Mark. TX; Cream s, oinsSr snaps w
to 10. Cream l0c
to 6S; Sat,pat, $40. to $50 q: r. Whieman
q Co.'s Dallas Soap Works: Pale Olive, 90.
Cambria, oc per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company: Cyclone, 51a; Pale Olive, 0; Extra
Olive, Az cents per pound.
BEAss-iH ,to5c. per pound.
CANDLRs-Star, full VT liio l4%.
CHxEsE-Clear Spring, lic; Factory 10.
HoMrY AND GnITs-S5@35.21 per barrel.
SAURR KnAuT For half bnrrei SO TO 30.
PorAToEs--SS SO TO 50 10 per barrel. In SACKS
VI 33 to l'40per bushel.
DRIED PeAoHEs--Unpeeled &c, -shpeeled IL
per pound.
SWEET poTAToEs-sl. per nushel.
COAL 0IL~-Beiow are revised quota Hons ll6
n. test: In barrels II cents; cases, 81 90
CLOTHES PIss-Round, Gbci spring, N,O0 per
box.
MRAsupEs---. bushel, iron bonnd, $3.50 per
Dozen two-hoop pals, 81 10; three-hoop, W. ~.
TuBs-rhrec nest, 80 S0asS4. 80; eight nest
l.s5; No. /, ~ 80 pcr dozen; No, 9, $3.50; No.
~ as.
WAsltaoAn Wood, 81 .8S; zinc, 81 .sNi New
Era, " ,bfGps2 10.
WILL BUCkhrs--Bf. SJGSi.nu per uoteh,
PowDRR--SG.6 80 per keg OF % poundsi ,2n do
sS.5s ~ do, 81 90 blasting kegs, $3.50
IlSHol-Drop, bag, 2lb. to2 % buck 81 40. to2.bO
MAoRxRRL--NO, barrels, $40; half-parrels
$3.50; kits, II pounds, u; No. barrels, W.
CANpy--Stiok, !lshto 1856. pound. Fancy, ID
70 20c.
LYR--COnoentrated. q. 100 800
RoPR--Sisal, y In. basie, llhc; cotton, acc.
VINsaAR--Per gallon, 2Oe30c. Apple, 2Oc. toll
WRApPIrG PAPxR--Rag and Straw i5c. 9Jc.
STARCH--4k@4,sc.
Juas--We quote II to u cents per gallon fol
glazed. Crooks Ii 10 IL cents per gallon fol-
glazed.
BEEswAx--l5 to lBc per lb.
TALLow--In barrel ~; IN cake, &c per h.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.


BAcos-Ione clear s'des OK; short clea
10. Breakfast bacon ike.
Day sALf-Long clear sides, 9Ai short
clear 9h.
Tx to l3h. ,,
LArp-Tierce, TX {. half barrel, leS pals
to 10 pounde. l3s s ponnds. 1877. Texas home
made, 50 TO Is pound cans, 10 cents.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05
1881.
1881. 1881.
THE
BALTIMORE GAZETTE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

TUSIIE otton+;o,. oc,bo ,,,LI; 3: ,,j
nn ,t aS.en.ion nsi, ~ wv une PuDiic 10 caiieo 70
widoiu oi,aml,t & ao ,a moen,y Esues Tue ol .nis
nat;o so,S J"ila. Joul na' .He ulsseini,
tha oar.t va s,,nou, W onon,, .n'
the fYn;nn and 1ut H. Cn,st;try;a W. LUZ i.cnu VI
W ,,,rn;shnat 1u ~ o,,i" na =" ,,oI;,ii AsAio1s
hut a,.ntl, tln 'ra;y, uy w I w ~, iiienus
nna o,,,,.'aI w So,,',,o,.;. i.ei Vi a,i .iasses
inm.npi p tho bI;ahn. Sonna ,,on hlst-ciass
5oycaIIad IN ro;nt of nv" ay"oi.auno Tne not
o,hor namsnannr p ond rnhos;,at ny ahy
Inn'r.o cnn,pa r;oon ,v;ti, ,ho hoa, 8 enai.
sy,noo,sS',i 1n;i,as ,,'h,;ahod =. anu must
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Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05
FUN.

A compositor, like an organist,
must mind his stops, otherwise things
will not be harmonious.
"Alcohol will clean silver" Yes,
alcohol, we'll stuck to, will clean all
the silver you have--out Of your
pocket.
A modern novel has this thrilling
passage: with one hand he held
her beautiful golden head above the
chilling wave, and with the other he
called loudly for assistance"
Good temper is like sunny day ::
1t is the sweetener of toll and the
soother of disquietude. 1t sheds a
brightness over everything.
BALD-HEADED MEN.--A bald
headed man is refined, and he always
shows his skull-sure.
A good novel for bald head, to read
1.-THE Lost Heir"
What does bald-headed man say
to his comb? We meet to part no
more.
Motto for the bald headed Bare
and furbare.
However high a position a bald
headed man holds, he will come down
in the world.
The bald.headed man never dyes
Advice to -headers-Join the
Indians, who are the only successful
hair raisers.
You never saw bald headed man
with a low forehead.
Bald men are the coolest headed
men in the world.
So2.e entirely bald-headed men
have heirs.
"How long will it be before you
get this work done?" said a lady to
an apprentice who was painting her
house.
"Well, don't know, marm," said
he; "the boss has just gone to look
for another job; if he gets it, I'll be
done tomorrow; but if he don't, I'm
afraid it will take me all next week.
"BUT, you know, pa, said the far
mer's daughter, when he spoke to her
about the address of his neighbor's
son, "you know, pa. that ma wants
me to marry a man of culture"
$50 do I, my dear-so do I; and
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05
Office, ,MainSt., Ritc chinsBros. Building
FrOstburg, Feb. s, 1881.


ERIN.
Know ye the land of Erins
Gem of the dark blue seal
Weeds of the widow wearing
We ping-she is not free;
Fair ere the serpent kissed her,
Fair was her row of love,
Thrall of her heartless sister,
Sad as matchless dove.
Lonely and sad she lieth,
Feebly her pulses stir !
Despair, as she hourly sigheth,
Only companions her;
Sad are the sounds she heareth-
Sounds of despair and woe,
Smiles she on death that neareth,
Courts she the deadly blow.
Fallen EFT thou, oh Erin
Queen of the crownless brow!
BY the bleak strand despairlng,
Desolate art thou now;
Fsirest of Europe's daughters,
Sad is thy lot to see.
Gem of the dark blue waters,
Would l could die with thee.
w.P.M NJ.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-02-05

<AfhlL lST 1879.
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ship existing between the Counties y
Maryland and the City of Baltimore 10
such that residents Of the Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently DIR
ing the year; in consideration of these
ta ,ac's 'tI ana the liberal patronage extended
the "Maltby" in the past, l deem II bnt y
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should be made in Their favor. / Iauo
therefore, Included to ua'e
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oa,,n aeeins confident &c that the same vii ilheiully
appreciated by them, and at the same t,ne
merit and secure an Increase .h.rn @ nt
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totnc'r comfort during their stay w
rooms without board, rs cents and up-
ward per day.
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