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BO0h Printing.

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has just received = cOniplt te st0ck of new type,
purchased exfrtsslyfor thu execution of book
work. Those having books or pamphlets to
print should not iail 10 call az the HERALD
Jon opFICE ami see fpecimeus and ascertain
prices. An work guaranteed.
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Use Browns Vegetable Llver pills,
The Western Remedy for blllousness and
sick headache. Ail druggists sell them.

Messri, &oredi.h Bros, corner OF $500
moro aud Main stree,a, keep ono o, Of o
cosicst saloons 10 the cily, disroui'rg tto
best Of liquors aud csalB. Tha Own
Brothors' Stands unesCoh By suy IN tic
cilv
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Job prlutingin roiOrS

The HERALD STEAM jon PRIETISG OFFICE
Is now turniuR out some Of the most beautiful
Job work Ia rO9rs, o yer executed In TeNaH.
Eor artistic work go to The Herald Jon
PRINTING OFFICE.
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Cocoaine, u compound of Cocoanut OIL,
beauties the hair and is sure to allay all Itch
ing and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority Of Buruett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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Globe Mills for spices ana daily fresh
roasted coiees, Of the finest favor and quail
". st Joseph Memc*ar's.
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For embroidery in Gnc and ohesp grades
go TO A. Sc Il. Mittenthal
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For the speedy cure Of spermotorrhUa. Sex
ual Debility and Impotency, most drngRlals
Fave tho medicines. We wish 60 Oh ttls
curse Cfom civilization A. ress, a. LOun
Curative Institute, st. cha. ST., b, L,veen
8th and 7th, ST. Louis, NO.
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Justlces', notarlea', United States commits
sioncrs' and all kinds Of blanks for United
States district and comfy courts kept con-
stantly on hand and lat i9y4st pllces, 40 IlKR.
AID job office
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Make from s25 to $40 per wee, selling goods roE
E.G RlDEoJr & CO., 10 Barclay street, New
York. Send for thei, Catalogue and terms.
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Yes. avery Box ia warranted

10 cure burns, Old sores cuts, bruaes, In
llamed sore eyes; Also gals and cuts ON
horses. Browns ArnIca Salve
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THE HEaAtp Jon PRtNliNG OFFICE keeps on
hand IA extensive assortment OF all grades.
PgicoB low and work lUaranttCd
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--itector'a Vital Restorative cures nerroua
liability, See certificates of same in Sdvet.
ABllent in another column.
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THO HERALD STEAM Jon PntSriSu Oprtcr
10 turning outsolne hoautiul lob printing, nnd
nt nslon,hinely low price,, "a word to tho
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done with neatuess aud Giaqatob, either II
coors or plain, ~ desired, at the llERALl
STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE,
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Ju.t open the door Tor her and Mrs, Win
slow VIII prove the American Florence
Nightingale OF the Nurscry. OF tuis we are
no sure, that we viii teach our ''Slsyp tosNy,
IA blessing on Mrs Wrslow" Tor helping her
10 survive una escape The gripping, culiciug,
and tCething aeige. Mrs Winslow's Soothi q
Syrup relieve, the chIld from pain, aud cures
dyseniery mud dia'rhOea. II sofons the gums,
reduces inflammation, cures wiud cole, and
calles the infant safely Though the teethiny
period 10 perrorm. precisely what liz mn,
ieHes 10 perform, every part OF it--notl.ns
less we havonevcrs NJ en- Mira. Ninsluw--kuOw
her only through the prepare ton u her
.'soolhlng syrup for Childrcu Teethlng A" If
we h0d tue power we would make her, as shs
Il, physical saviour 10 tul infant race. sold
bN MI druEglats. % cenls q pnitlo
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The HERALD STEAM Jon PurNTIYG OFFIcr
Il prepared TO cNtcuso, IN the highest STYLE OF
art, any and all railroad printing At the short
est note.
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Largest Daily i'm Tcxns,

With correspondence 10 all the principal
cities andstowns In the state, and in the great
metropolitan cities Of the country lt,is the
only paper in north Texas giving
Full Photographic Dispatches
From all parts ofthe UnIe' States and Europe.
Asa
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Commercial Paper

1t is without superior In the whole south and
stan5s unexcelled In Texas for the fullnesn and
correctnens of It's reports both at home and
abroad.
The HERALD in tho future viii occupy the
same high conservative ground which has al
ways characterized it under lts present
management, showing fayors 10 none, nor
ia'lling.to point out errois or endeavorlug
TO eradicate Them oven In the most exalted 70
sitlons, state or national.
The HERALD In politics Is an independent
ournal, progressive In It's ideas, and advooat
lug those true, sound democratic prlnei-
pleaand measure that should al one prevail in n
true democratic country, aud to those who may
differ from !t In its views and ideas, AMI In
tho discussion of great measures and prlnci-
ple9 which may present themselves TO the pub
lie, II VIII be courteous, and treat with con-
slderston the descending opinions of It's oppo
ncnts, but Ia cool and deliberate manner
Will battle Tor what " deems right and
for the great good of Texas and tho country
at large,
Tho HERALD now occupies the high posi-
tlnn Of hoing the rlntesanlatlYe nnd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-06

Another cycle OF twelve months mas rolled
around and We present again our annual
claims to the public for u continuance OF the
generous and increasing patronage heretofore
extended to the HERALD.
The last year has been one lfaught with deem
Interest TO Texas, and more particularly 10 the
northern portion of tho state. New lines of
railroads have been projected and now under
construction, while the older companies haye
been extending, their msines and pushing
branches in every direction. Immigration has
been pouring in from nearly every state In the
union and the deneslypopulatedcomt OF Eu-
rope. These'immigrants, as class, are (, + Gu
perlor in intelligence and enterprise to those
usually falling 10 the lot of new countries. Az
a general thing they possess meaus sufficient 10
erect comfortable dwellings, improve farmg.
ana in thisway add toour general prosperity
In the face Of these facts The management of
the IIEuAIn has on nNnYo1 ia 1 o,n ,,o ,a ,-t,,
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i Pure AND Effective na,r nressing.

For sore throat, and clearing and strength
ening the voica, For sale by all druggists.
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Dogs iransmitil through their teeth. Teeth
should be kept clear from virus. Use SozO-
9oht, Keep the human teeth clean, and no
damnge Gun be done 10y the man who saws 10
MS girl, VI feel ii6e eating you M, dearest. -
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LcndInc Pnrer of roxna.

And, soaring above any petty jsalousles
rivolces,:it win lend ,tHlnnuensc 10 any meas
ure thai Will bsneit any town, city or 200
tlon IN our great and growing commonwealth
The management promises thEt their efforts
shall not se relaxed In adding to thu interest
and usefulness of the HERALD, and that each
month there shalt be some improvement to
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Goldfish and mackerei, salmon and halibut,
OF tine qualify, at Joseph Menc2ers.
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s"tnhefcia' SOD briHtiiS.
BIZ Heads,
Letter Heads,
statements,
Envelopes,

Ulank BOokA,
Check hooks, Dray Books, Cotton Books, and
all Of ne commercial prin ing dono In the
neliest style and at the sho test notice, as the
HERALD STEAM Jon PmNTIEG OFFICE. All
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The Weekly Herald

Is published every Thursday, and.is filled
with the most interesting and useful articles
which appear from day to day In the daily
HERALD, and therefore Is generally esteemed
Abe most valuable journal. IN tho state to
those.iving or the line OF railroads and not
having daily pcs.al communications with the
rest OF tho would. In view OF ..ihcac iacts II 1
confidently hoped that lie patronage viii IN.
crease csmmcnsurasawith Ks wsrth.
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The following Is an extract FROM a letter
written 10 The German Reformed Messenger
~ Chambersburgh, Pen =.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

Gustav Masnus, In Memoriam y The
Origin and Significance of Geomesrical
Axioms; )" "The Relation of Optics to
Painting, as Form, Shade, Color. and Har-
mony of Color ~ THE Origin Of the
Planetary System !" " TIL. ught in Medicines"
Academic Freedom in German Universities.
The lectures are translated by Professor Z.
Atkinson. This volume is the second of the
series. 1t is sold at 81 90. tits unnecessary
to remark upon the attainments of Helm
holtz and his high standing in the scientific
world to call attention to his lectures.
Frem A. l.. Bancroft & Co., San Fran
cisco, we have two very large numbers of the
Franklin Square Library issue Harper i
Bros, New York;. One is Argala's
Angel novel by Anthony Trollope. and
is Joseph Hatton's To-day in America "
It is very interesting volume of reuninis-
cences and criticisms by an Englishman on
matters from horse racing to the stage, from
society to politics, from events to persons,
from religion to commerce, from tariffs and
trade to statistics, from America to England.
While Mr.. Hatton takes some strange views
of our customs, the reading of his criticisms
will do Americans good.
From A. L. Bancroft & Co., San Fran.
cisco, we have Harper & Bros. New York;
issue of Professor A. A. Hayes, Jr., work
on 1.-The New Colorado and the Santa Fe
Trail" 1t is copiously illustrated quarto.
and consists OF five articles which appeared
in Harper's Magazine and one that was pub
lished in the international Review. The ex-
traordinary development of Colorado and its
mineral wealth makes these articles of much
interest.
From S. Carson, San Francisco, we have
Ill ~ Ua1 ID
entitled, "Insects; How to Catch and How
to Prepare Them for the Cabinet" 1t is
from the press of Lee & Shepard, Boston. 1t
is brief but practical book, and furnishes
the beginner in the practical parts of ento-
mology with reliable instruction in cheap
forin, and must tend to awaken a love for
nature and closer study into her works.
Handicapped" is the title of new novel
by Marion Harland, from the press of Charles
Scribner's Sons, New York, and semitic us by
A. L. Bancroft & Co., San Francisco. It is
one of this novelist's best productions. The
volume has several stories in it that may well
be called cartoons from life, as she intends
them to be. They are natural, faithful tales,
and treat of the lowly heroes in life.
From A. l.. Bancroft & Co., San Fran
cisco, we have another of Harper & Bros.
edition of the English Men of Letters
series, the volume being Wordsworth. by
f. w. FL. Myers. 1t is a comprehensive
work, clear in diction, positive in opinion,
just without being severe, and partisan with
out being prejudiced.
"How to Furnish Home" is another of
Appleton & Co.'s IN. ~, 60 cent Home
Books" 1t is for sale by w. A. & G. S.
Houghton, Sacramento, and is an illustrated
volume that cannot tail to interest all
housewives and to aid in the cultivation
of correct taste.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13
FOR WOMEN.

Whole basques, aprons and panels for
the side of silk dresses, are made of jetted
tulle.
Long armed light gloves are trimmed
with insertion of Valenciennes of Duchess
lace.
The satin merveilleux in bayadere stripes
is one of the most fashionable trimmings.
Large embroidered linen collars like
those worn by children are fashionable for
young ladies.
Delicious combinations of pink and ruby
shades are seen in French importations of
toilets.
The brocaded stuffs used in combination
are entirely unlike the materials with
which they are used.
Broad linen cuffs and collars turned down
ON the outside have replaced the narrow
standing ones.
a new floral fancy is TO substitute a
blossoming bough for the flower bell used
at wedding ceremonies.
ALI gold is in the Etruscan style, and
some copied from the dug up metal seems
still to be dimmed by the mold of thou
sand years.
Torchon lace, as we'll as Russian, will
be used in trimming the neutral tinted
lawns, cambrics and percales that will re-
quire washing.
In wash dresses the princess dress is to
be the most general. The majority of sum-
mer dresses of all kinds have small capes
or fichus.
BERTHE Green, Georgia girl, has two
silk dresses which she made herself, having
raised the worms, spun the silk, colored
and woven it with her own hands.
The Grecian ladies counted their age
from their marriage, not from their birth.
1t still remains mystery from what period
the average American lady dates her age.
A lady who had quarreled with her bald
headed lover said, in dismissing him !:
"What is delightful about you, my friend,
is that have not the trouble of sending
you back any locks of hair"
Things are not exactly right A careful
political economist closely calculates that
women in this country might annually save
Sl4, 500, 600 in ribbons, which the men
might spend in cigars.
A small turtle of jet cut in many facets
is the newest creature for securing lace
draperies on bonnets, and there are also
bird faces-owls or parrots-and Skye ter
riers heads of colored steel and gilt for the
same purpose.
g Esthetic Damsel. The most charm
ing decoration for plate is good piece of
beefsteak with well.cooked potatoes and
just suffieiency of gravy. It'll lay over
railing vines or suEfower any day
Boston Post.
a widow, whose husbands artistic per-
ceptions had caused his house to be ele-
gantly furnished, married his brother.
When her visitors, after her second mar
riage, complimented her upon the beauty
of her house furnishing, she answered,
" Oh, yes, my dear brother.in-law had such
exquisite taste"
A telegram from Albany says the Gov
ernor of New York has issued proclama-
tion forbibbing lotteries. As marriage is
generally regarded as lottery, the Gov
errors action would seem to be unneces-
sariy severe or unnecessarily kind. We
leave the subject open for debate.-[ Peck's
Milwaukee Sun.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13
THE DAILY REC0RD-UNION.
THE OLD FAMILIAR FACES.
Tread at farewell dinner to Lawrence Barrett, a
the Lotus Club New York, June z, IsSl.l

Read at farewell dinner to Lawrence Barrett, a
the Lotus Club, New York, June z, lssl.l
When from his gaze our shores receding
In night and distance drift away
And, every present joy unheeding,
He turns to muse, and grieve, and pray,
How will regret and memory, meeting,
This brilliant scene bring back to view,
And hear once more your manly greeting,
And sigh once more his fond adieu
And we, by sadness made more tender,
AS here we knit our broken chain
How gladly will affection render
Our gentle tribute once again
How sweet twill be, though joys are thwarted,
And smiles rebuked by sorrows sigh,
To think, however friends are parted,
At least that Friendship cannot die
His eyes will look on English meadows
Where scarlet peoples smile and dream;
Aud he will muse where wandering shadows
Drift over Ayon's sacred stream;
And mind and soul in bondage taken,
viii roam those temples strange and vast,
Where every pensve step will waken
The glorious memories OF the Past
But we shall hear, in grief beclouded,
Poor Harebell mourn his ruined home;
And see, in night and tempest shrouded,
Grim Cassius pace the stones OF Rome,
With grizzled Yorick, frenZy-ridden,
From passions fevered dream awake,
And feel. with tears that flow unbiddeD,
The royal heart of Scotland break.
o, Art divine, supreme, undylng-
Not Time nor Space can e'er subduei
The seas roll on-the years are flying
Man passes Thou alone art true
No cloud can dim their deathless luster
Whose names thy angel hand enroll,
Nor blight the shining shapes that cluster
In thy vast pantheon OF the soul
Yet, many a cherished tie is broken,
Across that darkening waste of sea =
They make no sign, they send no token,
They come not back 10 love and me.
know where deaf to blames and praises,
In youth and beauty cold and dead,
Rests now beneath old England's daisies
Her tenderest heart, her loveliest head :
And him we cast the roses after
Whose cynic smile was Humors kiss
Whose magic turned the world to laughter
Where dwells he, in an hour like this?
All, let US think, though gone before u.s.
The vanished friends OF days no more, -
They watch with fond affection DER u.s.
And bless US, from their heavenly shore.
see the radiant phsntom's thronging,
To clasp him in their guardian thrall
bless him, by each noble longing
That e'er his gentle lips let fall
By all high thought and pure devotion
BY towering pine and nesting rose
Farewell farewell on land ocean
God bless him, wheresoe'er he goes
William Winter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13
A MASTERPIECE OF CRIME.

IN FIVE pARTs-coNcLUDED.]
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

When the Princess Louise was leaving
Windsor the other day for London, she
found the royal waiting-room occupied by
his Majesty the King of the Sandwich
Islands. To avoid breach of etiquette,
the Princess had to take a seat on the plat
form till the train backed into the station.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

RICE MUFFINs. = Ingredients Cold
boiled rice, one cup; flour, one pint eggs,
two; milk, one quart; butter, one table,
spoonful salt, one tablespoonful. Beat
the above together very thoroughly, and
bol.o o,;oL1,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

Nor ALWAYS THE PRINTERS Fault
Careless writing, with imperfectly formed
letters, and general appearance of dash
and haste, is as frequently the cause OF
blunders as the stupidity of the printer.
It may have been due to some such cause
that person who advertised for gardener,
adding the information that there was mo
glass that is, no green. house-had the
worry of seeing this appear as one glass,
naturally attended with inquiries from in
terested applicants wishing to know eff it
was in the forenoon" and whether it was
"hot." Again, a lady who was DESTROYS
of securing housemaid sent an advertise
ment to that effect to the local newspaper !;
but the notice when it appeared mortified
the lady by representing her as advertising
for horseman. There is rollicking song
by a certain Scottish professor, in which
he says: 81 can like a hundred women, l
can love score" But compositor who
put this in type changed the last word into
'scone, thus dividing the learned poets
loves and likings between the Court OF
Venus and the baker. chambers Journal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

Citizens of Boston have given an order
for crayon portrait of the President to
the artist Berthrong, which they purpose
sending as gift to Mrs. Garfield.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-13

The financial balance of the Salon this
year is $50, 900 to the good. Various pro.
jects are advanced for its disposal.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1881-11-25
How to Increase Your income.

just at this season of the year there are
among our readers, those looking for employ
ment for the next six months. We have lately
received from l.. l.. Brown & Co., the we'll.
known manufacturers of specialties for agents
to handle, request TO pu them | n cOmmuhica.
tion with one or more aitable persons in this
locality, TO act nsag is In Introducing severa
of their patent house ehOld articles t0 this COM
munity, and after consideration, we take this
method tn comply with their request. The
firm are manufacturers of large number of
household articles, which they introduce to The
public by means of agents, having sometimes
as many MS 1000 persons in their employ. The
particular articles which they seek to introduce
here, are Browns Peerless Sitter, generally
acknowledged to be the best in the world, OF
which nearly one million were sold during the
last year the Kitchen Queen, the latest and
best invention in Coal Oil Lamps, and the only
absolutely Safe Lamp made /; the Centennial
Cake and Bake pan, AN article which has a ma
ional reputation, and is the delight Of everyt
bousekeeper; the Half Minute Egg Beater,
which always sells at sight, and the new Alto
Relieyo Bronze Profile Cast OF JAMES A.
GARFIELD, with memorial frame, the best
selling articles ever put into the hands of an
agent, the best of all the portraits, chrnmDs or
steel engravings thai have been offered. 1t is
truer likeness of the martyred hero than any
we have ever seen before, and its price brings
II within the reach of all. For this county u,
Mrssrs. Brown d Co. desire as many agents as
can work advantageously. Any smart, intelli
gent lady aud gentleman can make fine income
In this way. The firm will send To any respon-
sible person free who will assume the agency
here aud go to work, complete outfit Of these
goods, to the amount of five dollars. The rep
u'ation of this house is rst.raley the goods
are what they represent them to be. Their
terms are liberal, aud we advise those looking
Tor Renleel, remuncrative employ yment To send
em for further information. Their address is
L.. E. BROWN& CO., 64 Walnut street, Tin
cinpati Ohio