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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
30 Won Want EEeaItT.

Why will ye die? Death, or what il worse
is tho inevitable result of continued suspen-
sion Of the mensus flow. 1t is condition
which should not betrfod with. Immediate
relief Is the only safeguard against constitu'
tionsl ruin. In all cases of suppression, sus-
pension or otherirreguIarlty Of tho "cour5es,"
Bradfed's Female Regulator is tho only sure
remedy, |. octs by giving tone to tho nervous
centres, improving tho blood and detormin'
ing directly to the organs of menstruaton. 1t
is legitimate prescription, and the most in
telligent physicians use it. Prepared by DR..
j. Brsdaeld, Atlanta, Ga. 81 so per bottle.
NoTAsUleA, Ala, July :, 1877.
Brhdaeld's Female Regulator has been
thoroughly tested by me in great variety of
csses, and Tam fully'convinced that tits uu-
rivAlod for all that class Of diseases which 1t
claims TO cure. j. q. HUssi Nj. d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
FORT WoETH.
yorrespondenee Of the Herald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
FoBr WORTH, Jas. 81, 1881.
There WAS another meeting Of citizens in-
teresteS in tho welfare cf tho city at Eysn's
hall this morniDg. at II o'clock the houSe
was called TO order by tho chairman, james
Terrell, who stated the object to be to con-
Fider the best means to pursue in giving the
right of way through the city to the Missouri
Pacific and the Texas & Pacific railroad
companies. AS before, many littls speeches
tull Of suggestions were made. All wished
% give tho road what was asked, that IS,
$4,000 cash. with bond of half Of remaining
cost in case any accrued, Finally bond
was drawn up, promising the desired
amount and peoplS began 10 sign is. Tho
loss OF several Of the nSin railroad promoters
Of our town is sadly missed just now, but
they have been telegraphed at Austin to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22
a anlveston En,orprtrs.

For many years Miles Strickland, Of the
Island City has very dossrvadly held The
reputation OF having one Of ths most com
pleto blank hosk manufacturing and bind
ing establishments in the south. Hs has
spared no C1ponle Of securing tka very latest
Improvements in his line. 1t i; for this
reassR that he can turR out work as good as
anywhere to DO found ut the very lowest
figures. NumberlsSs test@oHials verify
these lscts. Give bim q trial.
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ynlual,la Plantation for sac.

Six hundred and eleven tcrss, near 400 in
five sets OF tenant houses with
new bois dare post, plank md galvanized
wire fence. Plenty eli timber ana water on
premises, Nine miles north Of Dallas, shout
four miles southwest of Richardson depot,
and some three miles east Of Carrolton depot
One Of the best black land plantations in the
west. Price low; terms to suit purchaser
For further information, spply TO
GARLINaToE & UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas,
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PFoiapsus Tter (rAlIiRg OF ths woXah)
-WnuSarfml Cura

Nine years ago my uifs suffered with this
terrible complaint Sha wM attended by
doctor shsr doctor, wat TO tho dEersEt
hospitals where femsl@ arc treated; tried
them all, wSrs kSEdGgSS AID pasSsriss with
enly temporary ralief. Her life WAS missr
abs. We spplisd DR.. Giles Linimsnl.
Her rsliaf was immediate. Sho Ia new we'll.
Il. D. AoDaEAoTT.
40 Wost 18th street, N. Y.
Write to Dr. GILHs, 1870 West Broadway,
n. Y, who will euro without charge.
Giles Pills euro Piles Sold by all drug.
gsls.
Trial bottles 25 couts
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

A cross, poyish, fotrl wife is quite uubap-
ply to horsslf cnd to her whole heugehold, But
she is to be piied, she Is g aUG',rar from null
ti,Ude Of female HIS that have Frustrated her
mentally AID physically. She needs some
great mountaineering tonic female regulator,
to relieve the monthly troubles, and for this
purpose English Female Bitteys stands ahead
OF all others.
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Not . Revernge.

''They are not beverage, but . medicine
with curative properties of the highest de-
gree, containing no poisous drugs, They
do not tear down an already ae6ilitated sys-
teu, but build it up. Ono bottle contSins
more hops, that is, more real hop strength,
than q barrel Of oTdinsry beer Every drug
giat IN Rochester sells them, and the ply
sicians prescribe thon'"--RochosLe Even
ing Exulaaa on Hon Bitters.
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And I foal miserable" fSi5 bAra-werking
MAN. The doctor Questioned him and found
that he had ssoA hASissAlly oestiVe fer years.
tia, new his kidneys wo;s disorScred and
his Wbslo syStsra tsrangaS. Kidney Vert
wm rsSsumsadea Asd faithfully tAkea, AVID
in abort iims every trouble wsS renewed.
The alSahBins and Tonic pswsr Of this nsdi-.
ejrO On ma bowels and Siassys is weadstful
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Narn

Te Ill who are suffering from tho errors
and iudi8crgtions of youth, nervous weak
aess, sprly decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., !
Will send a recipe that viii cure yod FREQ Of
charge. This great remedy was discovered
By a missionary ia South America, Send g
envelope TO the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman Station D, New York city.
n2sd6Wly
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"Whst Is the meaning Of a bScShiter ~
asked gentleman AZ Sunday school eX-
animation. This was puzzler. It went
down the clOss until it come 10 a simple little
urchin, who said perhaps its man who
tries to couaterfeit BLACKWELLiS
DURHAM BULL TOBACCO"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

nyIserlcE, y melancholy symptom Of lerious
monthly troubles, are cured by the uso Of
Engllah Female Bitters. II also cures chloro-
sis, er green soknsss OF yeuhg glIls. 1t gives
sn appetite, aids AND assns digestion, adds
iron to the blood, and rSvtalizsa the whole
uarYouB EVstenA
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Doctor Benz. Il. Riggs, Selma, Alabama
writes Coldon's Liquid Extract Of Beef
Tonic layigorstor is IN excellent prepars-
ton, whose composition is known and one
that physicians csui1tollisib'y prescribe. l
have found ii Of great service in my practice.
Sold by Ervsy " Bro
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Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
rnetics OF France, ST b0aulifers 81 the world
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, sirength and beauty ss
Hop Bittsrs. a trial is certain proof. See
another column,
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sor,etntrn mcro reeaae.

All chimreye bearing the "Drsgon" brand
Rr0 guaranteed 10 Withstand tho dercest
Gsme while dripping vet, or any amount Of
cold dir, or draft in ordinary u'9 on The
lamp they never break. They arc for
sale 1t D. Goglia's China hall who hAa the
exclusive sale for ono year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

A victim Of esrly imprudoncs, csu5iHg
nervous debility, premature decay, ETC, hav-
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis.
covered simple means OF sClC-curo, which he
will serd freq to his fellow sufferers adj
dress j. II. Reeves, 49 Chatham atroat New
York
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Chas @. Frary, Of Adrian, Mich, says
To my eenplaia surprise, obtained a good
nights rest, tao Grst night w0ro an "0nly
Lung Pad" / have suffered from Asthma
for yos-s.--Sse Adv.
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Wrona DIR. 81. w. EHmnter.a

Baltimore, No: Coldon's Liepig's Liquid
Extract Of Beef l tske pleasure in recon-
>mending, always produces GOOD blood, health
and s;ropgth.-Sold by Rrvay s. Bro, Dll-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

Fave your prescriptions prepared OF Con-
nora drug store, and do not forget tho
change Of Location, corner Of Main and Poy-
prAs. Look for the priematic lamp.
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90 to A. j. Brooks saloon, southeast
corner Of Main and Ervay streets, tor q
drink of pure, unauthorized liquors, wines
or fresh ico-ccld Anheuser beer. This is 3
private, quiet place, where one can spend an
hour pleasantly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

This best and cbsapt1t hair dressing.
It kills dandrvl, sllSys irritation, and pre-
NOTES vigorous Grewth Of the hair.
BuynolrS GayOring oxtrScta are invariably
acknowledged the puIest ahd best.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

J. s. r. Scovill, Morris, Ill,,, asys; When
your "0nly Lung PAD" camo TO hand my
son could not raise his head. lie is now up
and gaining every dsy.--.See adyertlsement.
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mlnont Dr. wan. F.. Stewart: Ea en-.
more, writes; [ confidently recommend
Coldon's Liebig's liquid Extract Of Sect for
conaumption, debility, weakness, chlorasB
etc. have tested it with universal success"
Sold by Ervsy & Bro, Dallas,
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Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc. 739 Main
street, one door from post oflce, Dallas,
TuxaA
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Ne mlrrsr ever yet threw back
A SSors rspulslye sight,
TsAn teath Shat ara do9Ryed and black;
Or enc more pure and bright
Than reese af pearls, thalall may yaunt
Who put their faith IN s0ZODOHr.
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Leon Kahn sells the Hun,table boot

Families Of Dallas, Taho HeaJsa
Delmonico restaurant sells oysters
NedicumS, per can, 40o.;
Mobile plants, Soc;
Baltimore Selects 90.
Per hundred, $1.00
Abe only hrst.cGse rsetsurant in DEllxA
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Bushels Of corn, by F, a. Glaoa Sc Co., q
thoi crorn sheller,soulh cid o Of public square
also l,000Sons belcd hay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-22

A lady fsisnd Of ours whose lie had almost
been dospaired OF, was entirely cured by the
use OF English Female Bl.teis.
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MISNSR's Mlsslvn
rens- Scarcity SF Female HolP-
Immigration, Etc, Eto.
,srresponaence OF the Wand

CSFresp0h0ence OF Ehe 0erd!O
AUSTIN, Ian. 9I. 1881.
Rg tbs headline Of my lor..r Won sae 7 on,
- L....t,el
III A"s'''' 0'oU'lAu' -Aus''0' 1ne cay OF the
bills, tho we'll beloved eli naIu1a, lbs stamp
ing ground Of the ambitious lille us9. the
- of tb, sh,,,.r ed a.. ,.,.,,, - a..
'"S
MAny "h'' N Hi''ic'PaNoh' h'arlhA YoIee OF
their country calling still small vQito
that came to then in their need, aEd swalls
with the nsea till It ends ~ roSr 2na tho
poor victim Of 'work or stArye," is joined
ho0rt and soul 70 that nnuNgrable caravan
shat gees ca forever" to Austin and Office
There is no city in the south moro blessed
by nature taan Austin. ~ is uurigslaa ia
its hesltay y'iasie; is Itsiiaa skies; its
bright sunshine and Its fresh, soel Sc breeze
winds heavy with the breath of tropc flow
ars. It's beauti1ed white roads arc laed
with glade trSsS and toned by contrast of the
Sark grSsa codara thst grow on every hill
side. And its envious nils, in many places
rising one sb3ve The Other, are orowaed
with stately homes. Its mountsin rsngea
circle away from the southwest to ihe
north, I'll they are lost in
tso golden glory Of mslloW
radiance that sayolop them, and winding
Ikea silver thread at the baseis tse Colorado,
ana !,, lar 70 tne easI pfoAa syretch OIL prairie
WI 1Io V!1lSn 10 l9sI IL the eloHaV'S oI eHrth
anu shy D4yN4u III nsf 'eiS!s'hs' snP
iuillte uDIsr i1' S'plcV OF iroNhihS "iAtsr
sHy' ana N fpnag sac IS ss'urgs o ocI
GNU, rGRea III nStu'e onSieesA jewels: 4h9
grand Tue picturesque ana Iqa tVbllm7 I'll
milABIg ana DiSld % Haoro h0re nol4lhE %
elscorosn, all ls harmonious froa every
PSht Oh ihe eohlp"s yen SEQ y no" ehAIm-
tne enarin O. new era uadrtsmeo OF cry
pursuing upon your view Al, sll 10 Dns4ti-
Ia',anu tHs eyes Ai-~IotsiS" al IAf Setu'itul--
are raylsaea WIN Ter charms tliI o'Iannmts
oIh0r loves IN. scenes hfo, as " were, i9fgsl-
teh' ana lhe ISnu 100! laf9"s himOslt INTO
Inc ariaS Oh c7Fpia--or "nat 10 fooa 70 Do
one
AaitiR Is dyihS--aesd--K'd % her avn
-hsr o"hass OWE; ohs IS r9V'HAS l"r .
h'tg; Ine AeSrV beass OF trace M' mora
regular 5Aah Iot years says mo VSiss Oh Inc
tlmes, Oul LGs ieVeF mat SniAsCS hdr now
viii Leave heF T5aE9f, Vaah 'tl' over &aa
Phal. her IflGAds ole0q nor - yes, Blosa hsr;
9at lhey give nor lsusbJ thAL me&Ea b.ooa'
Dut no voice 10 potent s"yo thbl OF lhe
Aghly voice crying through the deserted
streets when the end has come 81 told
you so;" and from the lips Of tao prNls tho
soIioW Wmaper; VI told, you So" Ihcu
aTg with thy ir99ds. o beautiful Austin,
lHoayen save thee ffem thy fricada). l 80
leave tRea Wllh them.
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| EOnly $50 Cor a good boys suit at A. 8, z
MitenthaPG
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Always Ahead.


Go 10 tho Dolmouico rehtRurqnt this avon-
lg for dish Of those saddle rock oysters,
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wanted, coo

Go to Connor's for drugs, Look for the
prismatiC lamp.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-24
ElOGut mt Passage.

The following 's an extract from the
late Gen. Garfeld's tribute to the men,
Dry OF Senator Ferry, of Michigan, de-
hVered IN the House of Representatives
at Washington
" Before closing, however, let me re-
Ter TO the crowning glory of his life. Mr..
Ferry had strong religious element in
his character. This was with him
great controlling force, and not senti-
ment. No cloud Obscured the efful-
gence OF his hope or dimmcd his vision.
Clear and high his intellect and his faith
arose above all storms and darkness, and
sustained him in sweet companionship
Imld the hnrevealed mysteries of pain,
AS his end drew near he came
back after brief absence. There,
under his own roof, with the an.
gels OF his household about him, ne
passed to his rest. Thinking of the tri-
ais, and knowing, rs we do, how we'll he
had wrought for the future, trusting in
The merits Of his dear Lord, he could
'epeat the sweet lines of Boner
Beyond the parting and the meeting,
/ shall soon;
Beyond the farewell and the greeting.
Beyond the pulses fever he ting,
1thall be soon.
Love, rest and home!
Sweet hopel
Lord, tarry not, but come.
Beyond the frostchain and tho fover,
shall be soon;
Beyond the rock-waSte and the river,
Beyond the never and the ever,
shall be soon!
Love, rest and home!
Sweet hope!
Lord, tarry not, but come.
LAY, the sweeter word of inspiration
in the volume of the book is written
sLo ! | come quickly. Even so, come.
Lord Jesus"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-24
Possibilities OF Cotton Production

1t may DC we'll to remark at the ont.
set that the production of cotton in the
South is practically without limit II
was 1880 before the American cron
reached 1000, 900 bales, and the highest
point ever reached in the DAYS of slav-
cry was a trife over 4,5OO, 600 bales.
The crop of 1880-81 is about 1000, 600
III excess of this, and there are those
who believe that a crop of 5000. 600
bales Is among the celtainties of the
next few years. The heavy increase in
the cotton crop is due entirely to the
increase OF cotton acreage brought
about by the use of fertilizers. Mill
IONS of acres of land, formerly thought
to be beyond the possible limit of the
cotton belt, have been made the hest of
cotton lands by being artificially en-
rlched. In North Carolina alone the
limit OF cotton production has bee.
moved twenty miles northward and
twenty miles westward, and the half of
georgia on which no cotton was grown
twenty years ago now produces fully
half the crop of the State. The "area
of low production as the Atlantic
States are brought to the front by arti-
fetal stimulation is moving westward
and is now central in Alabama and
Florida. But the increase in acreage as
large as it is. will be but q small factor
IN the increase of production, compared
to the 1ntensifying OF the land now in
use. Under the present loose system of
planting: the average yie.d is only one
bale to three acres. This could be east
ly increased to bale an acre. In
Georgia five bales have been raised tn
one acre, and yield of three bales to
the acre is credited to several localities,
PRESIDENT Morehead, Of the Mississippi
Valley Cotton Planters Association.
says that the entire cotton crop of the
present year might have been easily
raised in fourteen counties alonq the
Mississippi river. It will be seen,
therefore, that the capacity of the
South to produce cotton is practically
hmltless, and, when we consider the
enormous demand for cotton goods now
opening up from new climes and peo-
pies, we may conclude that the near
future will see crops compared to which
t6e the crop CROP OF the past year, worth $780,
600, 600, will seem small.-Henyv W
GT0d.Y. IN HarDer'8 AIa0nzine.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-24
HOrse.Shed Christianity,

A Methodist society in Mendom, Vt,
has put up about a dozen good horse
sheds at the church. That is practical
feligionj and worth q dozen exhortations
on "falling ftota grace" or sanctifca-
tion. A man who wilt hitch his horse
to fence on cold winter day, and do
it for years while he goes inside the
meeting house to talk about "faith'
and Glove" sanctification and
election" lacks some essential feature
of the gospel of Christ. The world
wants more of the Christianity which
builds horse-sheds, pays 100 cents on
the dollar, treats the horses kindly,
cares for the stock, and is not domineer
ng in the family. - Vermont Tribune.
DR: PH1LLtP c. BALLOUs OF YER
MONT
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FACTS ABOUT UMBRELLAS.

Antiquarians say that the. umbrella was in
least improved upon Of all appliances for human
comfort the shape being now as it was in those
ike ee1 S as Z" tbo Question of
sion-the last one who gets 1t owns it. The fol
lowing facts about um brel1as-especial the last
one-may serve every reader q splendid purpose
sooner or later: To place your umbrella in rack
indicates that 1t is about to change owners An
umbrella carried over q woman, the man getting
nothing but drippings OF the rain indicates court
ship. When the man has the umbrella ana NAe
woman the drippings, it indicates marriage. TO
carry 1t at right angles under your arm signifies
that an eye is to be lost by the man who follows
you, To put cotton um brella by the side ofanice
silk one signifies that " exchange is no robbery
To lead an umbrella signifies that II am fool"
To carry an umbrella just high enough to tear
out men eyes and knock off mems hats, signifies
" 1 am a woman" To 60 without an umbrella
in rain-storm shows am sure Of getting rheu-
matism, and will have to use ST. JACOBS OIL to
get we'll" To keep fine umbrella for your own
use and bottle of ST JACOBS OIL always in the
house. In case Of rheumatism or accident, would
signify that you are teal philosopher.
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English Speaking Men.

At the present time this race numbers
rising 1OO,O00,000. Outside of the Chin
ese they are the largest body of mon
speaking d common language. They
rule in all the continents. Two CONT.
nents-that of North America and the
island continent of Australia-are abso-
lutely dominated by them. They are in
possession of the southern part of Africa.
Fhey own groups of islands and strate-
gic positions in all parts of the globe.
Two hundred millions are subject to
them in India.--San francisco Bulle-
!in.
DR. r. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
have advised many ladies to try your "Favor-
ite Prescription" and never see it fail to do
more than you advertise. Yours truly,
MRS. A. NJ. RANKIN,
1A1 Bates Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-11-24
S'Prussian Ledder."
NEW Orleans Timcs,l

If there is q merchant in New Orleans
who can sell goods at any price he
chooses to- fix on them, Rube Hoffenstein,
who keeps clothing and shoe store ON
Poydras street, is the man.
One day N customer entered his estab.
lishment and inquired:
"Have you any low quarter gaiters?"
Certainly, my trent. hafany sdyle
you wish, und someding dot vas neat.
Now here vas pair uf CATERS vat is
made uf Prussian leddcr, dc pest kind
vat is known, und dinks dey will suit
you. Suppose you dry dem on"
"Al right" replied the customer.
''Vait. my trent, and I'll put leedle
bowder in. Now dry dem. All, vat
peter shoe you want dan dat? It Wits
shust as if somebody takes your meas
ure."
cts too tight across tho instep," said
the customer, rubbing the spot with his
fingers.
'It will sdretch, my dear sir" replied
Hotfenstein persuasively, "dot ledder
vas made expressly for sdretching."
"But the shoe pinches my toes, also."
"Dot is noding; it will go vay0 de first
time it gets vet. You don want to buy
pair uf shoes more as dree sizes too
feet looking like a couple of railroad
Scrapers. It would be O shame, you
know"
"What do you ask for the shoesP"
"Only seek dollars"
Jerusalem! That's too much"
"Vell, my dear sir, you must recollect
dat dem shoes vas made of Prussien led.
der, and ledder dere vas scarce. NV
uncle vat lifs dere write me last week.
und said dat ledder vas so scarce dey
don't make harness NIT it any longer.
All dc harness dere is now made of
WOOL"
81 tell you what I'll do" said the cus-
toner, examining the shoe closely, "Tll
give you four dollars"
"My g-r-racious! A Prussian ledder
shoe for four dollars ven it costs me more
as five dollars and fifty cents laid at tho
depot down, und the profit on dem don't
pay for the gas. Ny g-r-r-acious, vat's
de matter NIT de peopleP"
"Well, I'm not going to give Sc for
those Shoes" said the customer, moving
toward the door, "they are not worth
"Vell, my frent, take them along for
81, und call around again some odder
day."
The customer paid for the shoes and
taking his parcel, left the store.
Herman" inquired Hoffenstein of
his clerk, ''vat vas de cost brice of dem
split ledder shoes shust sold de gentle
man?"
"Von dollar und half, SIR"
My g-r-r-acious, Herman, dink how
small de profit vas. If pisness, YOU
know, Herman, don't get peter it will
preak all de store up.
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Notice.


F rom the 10th of October. 1881, to
the lst Of July, 1882, genuine ROCK
SPRING WATER will be supplied 10 Gus
tomers by Ellis & Co., of Bailey Springs,
Ala., at the following rates: .~.
Ten gallohs in anti-corrosive can. 100
Same can refilled at. ..........,.. 4 90
Five gallons in anti-corrosive can. 1925
Same can refilled at. ............. 2.50
Nine gallons in glass bottles. ..... 7.60
Reasonable freight and express rates
are given by all railroads. This water
has been known for nearly fifty years
as sure cure for Dyspepsia, q sure cure
for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder,
sure cure for all curable cases of
Dropsy, a sure cure for Scrofulous cases
of the Bones or Skin, and a certain de-
stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi-
eating drink that overcNmes 30 many
worthy resolutions. Deprive a drunk
ard of his dram for three days and
meanwhile give him plenty of Rock
Spring Water, and he won't want the
whisky. Don't you think it's worth
trying? If yod do, drop a posta. to
Ellis & Co. 1t will COST only q cent.
THE telegraph lines bStWe6n Paris and
Nancy, distance of 200 miles, are placed
under ground. The wires are inelosed
in iron tuboS provided with Ilnsn-holes: