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ShOkteneO Lie In the Human HaC0s
From Our Homes.
The maturity of man, calculated by the COM
pleted condition Of the skeleton, is twenty-one
years. Twenty-one years multiplied by five-1O5
years-is therefore the natural duration Of the
life Of man on this estimate, and with certain
natural limited range, may be accepted as the
true and full duration. But when the actual
value of life il taken it is found to present In
this country, an average Of forty-twO years. SO
that there are grand agencies at work which are
reducing the national life to q very low value
II the inquirer enter further into the matter he
viii observe that the grand agencies leading to
removable, because they are not always in ac-
ton to reduce every form Of life to the same level
Of duration. He will discover that the dOmes-
tic animals which surround u.s. II we do not kill
them outright by hard labor, prfvation or
exposure to the vicissitudes Of seasons, are 90
much longer lived than we are, that they exist
practically, to their full term with as much ey-
actitudo rs We exist to the first Of our second
stage Of existence. Or, to put the matter In an
other light, he will discover that II our lower
domestic animals were to die in the same ratio
that We die, their duration of life, as it Is now
known, would be reduced nearly to half what It
Ia. The dog would have an average term of
eight years, and other animals similar reduced
term Of life. Such observations a these will
lead the sanitarian to find q uniform object In
man, who holds all the knowledge aud skill
above the brute creation, should have so little
control over his own destiny that he cannot con-
troll it In respect to health and life as well rs the
inferior creature which, compared with himself.
has neither reason nor skill He will wonder In
vain so long as he looks simply ut the general
fact. He will not wonder at all when he pro-
ceeds to an analysis OF all the details upon which
that general fact depends.
In the first place, he will learn from an analy-
sis of the data he may collect, that man is the
subject OF many more diseases than the inferior
animals are; that he suffers from certain diseases
Of the mind incidental to his possession Of q
mental organization superior altogether to
theirs. and from which diseases they areexempt;
that he suffers from some diseases springng
from human vices from which the lower animals
are also exempt; that he suffers from some con-
tagious diseases from which they are exempt;
that he suffers from diseases connected with
industrial pursuits from which they are exempt;
that he suffers from indulgencies in certain lux
uries OF deadly kind from which they are ex-
erpt: that he suffers from various accidents
from which they are exempt; that he suffers
from hereditary taints Of disease from which
they are exempt.
Reset for the seY-{Bv q fakhAr AZ MANY
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BOOKS, &c.


EASTER CARDS.
Novelty 1881. Large assortment and cheap prices.
FRENCH BOOKS.
FINEST STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS ETC.
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Csucoessor to NJ L. Boarsamanl
SO 18th Street Opposite US. Treasury.
m2s WASHINGTON. DC.
u ASTER PRESENTS.
ma4-2w al sth street
FASTER CARDS
IN EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE,
Comprising tho latest designs by Mrs o. r. Whitney
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Bridges. Mr.. Thos. Moran and others.
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mao 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
RASTER CARDS,
OF ALL DESIGNS. STYLES AND MAKES
FRINaED. EMBOSSED. SATIN. PLAIN AND
EASELS.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
ell PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Branch Box Office Ford's Opera House. ml7
FASTER CARDS.
large stock and great variety of makes Of designs
EASTER HARPs. CROSSES. ANCHORS. POEMS
AND NOVELTIES.
. @. G. PURSELL, BOOKSELLER
m16-2ot 422 9th street northwest.
CASTER CARDS.
Just received the largest and most complete stock of
EASTER CARDS. in every variety Of design. Also
RIBBON TIED EASTER POEMS, LENTEN and DE-
WIN. BALLANTYNE SON.
mis- 42s Seventh street.
u EASTER PANELS AND EASTER EGGS,
A large variety now displayed.
NEW BOOKS.
The Reporters by Jno VIM Wallace, 4th edition g. 80.
Star Chamber Cases, 1880 or l641; So.
Tyler on Infancy and Coverture I'd edition: &C. so.
tliGhs h Re Estate Sgency; 81 90 o
Green's Making of England; $3.50,
Atlantis, the Antediluyian World; s.
lGO Visiting Cards printed from plate for 81.
w. H. MORRISON.
Law BooKsELLER AND SrArIoNEK
mil ATS Pennsylvania avenue northwest
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

ARRoWSMITH viii leave her wharf, foot Of 9Th street
st a. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY a. far @
Nomln Ferry. On THURSDAY, N1mini and ~. Gle
ment's Rsy stones Wharf Cosr m r ssnd Howards
On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonardtown.
INF lDHN h MDDIl AGENT.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf, foot of 9th street MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock 7. m. touch
ie at Piney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Munro
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Frstclass Fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk So 50
Second Fare To Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 50
Fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout 50
Fare To Pney Point and Point Lookout rs
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock pm.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and f. c. KNIGHT will resume their
IRIS. leavIg Pier 81, East River, New York. every
every Friday at O'Clock am. For particulars
Tickets and staterooms be secured at general
Office, 613 18th street National Metropolitan Bank
nue.; st. Marc Hotel and at bSt
Oc22 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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The great social mania in London according
to Olive Logan, is to have ones hand photo
graphed. The hand possesses for photography
this great advantage over the face, that it is i'm
mobile, and is not distorted by fatigue At the
same time, hands are full Of character, and give
Indication unmistakable Of strength. delicacy,
high breeding, coarse avOcation, etc. Many per-
sons, both men and women, have moulds made
of their hands, ana these they leave with the
glover, who makes gloves to fit each particular
hand, as bOotmaker makes boots for every pa
irons foot. The ''stand" or model OF each pa
irons form to which garments are fitted, to save
the nuisance OF 'trying on, rs becoming auniver-
SD possession among men and women Of fash
lon. These dummies live with the dressmaker,
and are great relief to an Over-much new
dressed femininity. The custom has an amusing
side. To see lot Of dummies in q tailor's shop
labeled "H. r. n. the Princess of Wales" H.
X. H. the Princess Beatrice" 1.-The Countess Of
Dudley" ''The Duchess Of Montrose," ETC.,
sends the mind back to Mrs. Jarley's wax -w0rks,
and awakens speculations as to what would
happen if this bastard statuary were to become
endowed with the vital spark and taste of the
sweets and bitterness Of mortality. hear the
custom extends to male elegants at present, and
that in the work-r0oms Of Poole and Kerslake q
wire and-padding Prince Of Wales hobnObs fra
ternaliy with lOng-limbed Henry Irving, Of
similar structural material-thus repeating the
episodes Of the dinner at the Savage Club and
the party at Mrs. Langtry's.
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YORK ROTTERDAM.

The 1rs. ,iaes Steamers Of this Lima
AMSTERDAM, '.kOTTERDAM,n
'SCHIEDAM,' Nv. A. SCHOLTEN,~
'P. CALAND," and 'sMAAS,s
Carrying the u. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
First Cabin, $6os10; ID Cabin, $780, steerase, SAC.
b. CAZAUX, General Agent "a South William street
New York. For passage apply to w. q. METZEROrf
4 CO.. 925 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or +.
II. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe Deposit Building,
corner New York and 18th northwest ja11
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 10th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tain w. G. GEUGHEGAN. will leave STEPHENSON>8
WHARF. foot of 9TH street, EVERY SUNDAY. st four
O'Clock y. m, for Baltimore and River Landings
All River Freight must be Prepaid.
Returning arrive in Washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. AeEsrs.
m16-em It'll street Wharf and Cor 10Th and Pa ave-
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

7 AUERBACHS, COR. 7rH AND STREETS
IA Received to-day. fresh supply of New, Latest
Improved Machines, of
ALL THE DIFFERENT KINDS
Call on us direct make your selection and save
from $40 to SIS.
Before buying. examine the NEW QUEEN-beauty
simplicity and durability combined.
We refer to hundreds of Washington ladies' who
made happy by the QUEEN.
SPECIAL.-One Latest Improved Singer, slightly
used with stop motion, drawers drop leaf, cover
and all attachments, $40 one Domestic $l5; Howe
$40; one old Singer. IS.
All machines We sell or repair warranted.
C.. AUERBACH,
Cor. 18th and H streets,
Next door to AuerbachA gents furnishing and hat
store. m2O
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DERsONs WISHING TO OPERATE IN
L STOCKS,

DERSONS WISHING TO OPERATE IN
STOCKS,
STOCKS,
to the extent Of $50 10 81 900 upwards should voO
HENRY l.. RAYMOND & CO.,
No. Pine Street. NewFork.
Refer b. pefmiae6on to prominent Bankers, 0tate
Senators, and leadin9 Business Houses. References
md complete information concerning Wal street op
erations mailed to intending investors.
CORRESPONDENTS:
MATTHEWS JUDD, Bankers, Scranton, Ph
3. =. 6ISK Co. Brokers. Harrisburg. Pa
CONKLIN0, ANDREWS x CO., Chicago III.
DRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WARRINGTON AND NEW YORK.
II. II. DODGE
Bonds Stocks and In-rstnsaS Securities Bousa ,..d
Sold On Commission.
No. SO lsrn STREET. ecoRconAH BurLDzxa,
Agency a~ ,Hns ..A vAissa,. s'os1 nsaa.'>
q BsoADwAx. NEw Yo1x.
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men inn Stanbe tpdre, ia, tper tpelB, %
es ibr mur m0gli6 geipeien Dare, es gu
brinaen, uenn ni9t menisitens Giner
lebte, Der iie 3u tpiirbigen peritano, gl=
ner, fit BEN iie nod f9Dn fein oiirfte:
gqon eSa an feiner @eite pare he etne
benunberte pielumtporbene Trau getporz
ben, benn er mar elm Mann ber groBen
Welt un6 nabm cine electromagnetic
@telung Elm, bic fie mi. ibm get6eilt
batte. sic piirbe feline Berrli6en &ei=
len in Ben Orient mitgema6t, ilber bic
@rensen guropa's binaus ben Nuf 1b=
rer Sd0nbeit getragen baben, -
iuel6 elm 2eben tpdre bas gelpeien! gBa=
rum muble Der gelie6te Wann ellt tl1tz
aerer @obn mnb alio permSgenslos iein,
SAB es ben beiben arnen &inbern perz
faqt mar, einanoer an5ugebOren, uno
MoeIbeib bon ibrem 8ater gu Der unies
ligen Yartie nit Salten ge3ipungen
tparo? @arun, tparum iollte fie bic
Golsen oieies graufamen @ei6ides imz
mer fprti9leppen in gebuloiger Grge@
bung? Warum fo0te lie ni6t aud elnz
NAL in bic @elt binaus biirfen, in bic
9eimatb, an ben 9of su ibrem Gelieb=
ten? g8ar es oenlt Elm Hnre6t, tpenn tie
1i1 nadb iabrelanger Mbtpeienbeit BET
ben eSbren uuo in Der @ateritaot oeigte!
Nein. ii6er ni6t! sic mollte mod beute
nit benz Greiberrn ipre6en; Mlfreb mar
ia 10 tpobl berforgt bel oem Ganoioaten.
Wel9e Wutter rpiiroe ni9t einmal ibr
&inb perlaien, un, bic 9eimatb tpie=
berSuieben? Sattc iie benn nur pfi9z
ten, mi6t aud &ed):es
(Sseriitsras iOiat)
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SIN eriten Salbiabr BON 1882 ba=
ben einem amtli6en Nusweiie 5ufolge
auf BEN giienbahnen GroBbritanniens
unb Srlanbs 522 llnfdae itattgefunoen,
ipel9e 308 perlpnem bas .2eben foite=
ten, tpdbreno 2072 1nebr o6er minber
erbebli6e Nerlebungen bapontrugen.
Bon. ben 308 ,@etobteten tparen Sc &ei=
ienbe uno Die llebrigen 8abnbe6ienitete.
NuBerbem tpuroen in bem glei9en 3eit=
raum sc perionen, tpel6e oas @eleiie
unbefugtermaBen betraten, bur6 lleber=
fabren get6otet, nno 81 perionen iu6r
ten auf BEN @9ienen freimilig ben
Sob. Sm entipre9en6en Semeiter bes
@oriabres betrug bic 3abl Der 8abn=
unf1lle ftltr 427.
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lleber 6ie Gdafaudlt in BEN 0e,

49, ueber bic G6afau6t in ben Ser.
Staaten madt S. g.. Ste ens con Oblo
bic folgenben Mngaben: Bon ben 600
Wlillionen eHafen in ber Melt befinoen
I'D, 5ipii9eu 40 lin6 so Nlilllonen in ben
Der. staaieu. Ser iahrli9e Woaeertrag
Der einbeimii9eu 5dafe 1T nabe3u 300
0tlionen pfunbA ron elmer Qualttdt,
mie iie on feineal 2anoe iibertroffen
miro. Die, 3nnabme ber Shaf3u9t in
oleiem 2auoe srenSt ans llnglaubli9e.
tpenn man beoentt. 1DaB i'm ..abre 1860
Die 3abl Der Shafe nur % Dtlllionen
betrue unb bic Woaeprobuftion go Wail-
lionen pfunb. Daneben bart man
ni6t perselien, thnB bic Shaf3m6t cine
9rtnee bon Qeuten beIhdftiat: 200 bis
300. 900 Dirten linb in ben Gabri=
Ten 160,998 Mtbeiter. meld 2eb=
tere iiber AZ M.llionen Dollar in einem
ein3igea Sabre be3ieben. llao bod lie:
fert bic einbeimif1e S9af3uht nur 3
Diertbeile ber i'm Qanbe perbraubter
Woae. ber Reit mirb aus 5hbamerift
unb Mu{tralien be3ogeu.
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Das bette unb biaiaife Nabrungs
mi,tel fir Ginber, bic Der Wtutterbruit #
entbebren rniiKen, 1T 9teu itd 3 ter's
80 eutf6 es &inbermebl" pds
botropbine) berfudt es unb iiberseugt
Gu9, tDie gern bic &in6er es ttebnlen.
Das 3inb bat ben 8ortbeil iiber ben err
pa1ienen Meniden, haB es nur basic
nige genieBt, mas ibm tpoblfdmedt uno
alles 4noere su nebmen pertpeigert. Sn
bieler 8e5iebung bat bas rSeutf d e
6 &inbermeb " ben 8orSug bon allen
iibrisen oerartiger Wtitteln gldn5eno ers
runeen. IS 1T bi0ig, geiuno unb
ipobli6medenb. Sn allen renommirten
Mpotbefen 3u baben.
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= llnmittelbur nud ben Teiertassn mill
bos 3omite bcs 8onar.iies fir @r,iebuns,
bet @mpfeslunB oes Yrefoenten eemdB.
eine Bill e'nbrinaep. um bic Qlbliden)
Staaten, no bic Volisidule ucd su msnis
perbreitst unc bic 3obl Der tes Qeiens uno
@hreitens unfuno,sen erob 1T, nit Bun
tesuutesit enna su pericrsen. Wsnn oa>
raa be . b 9uHs vefnipf MIR rae bic
) liaal sub Isme,rreu mlrreitene
ef.n'c pei Ger am aaftlina ole Ger
8 : prfili'st 70 iaBt Hh Ger i an
n.sr n,
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Sic &nk' i'm @nf

= Die &ab' i'm Sad gefauft!-So
benft Man9er, ber Ourh marftidreieriz
f6e NnSeigen BON 8unbermitteln perz
leitet. iein sutes Gelo bersiebt unb cine
Bfui6mebisin ba6urb erbanbelt bat.
90 benft au9 mobl Manher, Der bon
Dem groben 9ei1mittel bes Sr. g.
@ilsbee aesen 9amorrboiben, ANAKE-
SIS, lieit. Seib alio porfi9tig, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienoet erit na6 ciner
probe. bic gu9 g. Neuitdbter 6 Co.,
Bor 1916, Stem Oorf, auf 8erlangen
tofenfrei 5ui6iden perben, ebe ibr einen
8orratb gu faufen brau6t. Sn allen
renpmmirten Mpotbefen gu baben.
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3ebn Sabre Surild mar Der Name
nDn 8p0ia 6. pintbam auBerbalb bes
Staates In Dem lie lebte, faum befannt.
9eute giebt es feline sSamilie in oieiem
gau5en groBeu 2anbe Die oenIelben nidt
tennt unD Stele Die bic tdgli6en folDobl
p!e Die relig'oien 3eitIdriften ourdlez
len, fenuen jebt bic @eiihts5lige uoQ bon
beltleioener oniad,beit. in oenen mir
iefe fDng en- bsB es mahr 1T, baB uSn
beieut Sempel ni@ts 8Oies tpobnen
iQt1n."
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ap mem 'se,sner Stlntu1nf
'cmmi aa,' re u enna5lteit s,e Reps auf
baS hio O'uml. @le .,eisbrter Stlcl=
isrme,iie' ert d,t oas Jeett su beutid, nit
,ba ciare Ger GuDifer Wlure bt boz
neteu uro uDrt o'es; er ihwa,mt bebeu-
teno fir ale TremowDrter, unb pa er a'e
raoe fir feline Buoe elm peues 5irmidifb
anbrinsen laiien wi0. 70 prauat fdsrn uad
menisen GaSen an Der Nants'lhen Bube
in mdhtisen yettern bic Tsrma: padie-
DR. nj a BON Nante.
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- 6. W. 0(ifleu, 26 Sclebab
StraBe, bat forttpdbrenb fur oas
% bolefaleunb Retail @ef4dft
einen groben Yorratb BON Nepfeln,
Gitronen, Orangen, 8ananen, Ntifen.
Manbeln, 3olinen feinen @anbies &c.
an 9anb unb empfieblt alles gang be-
fonoers gum beporlfebenben Jeiie.
Ma1t Cure Ginfdufe bel ibm, no ib1
Maes frif9 uub gut fnbet. 8
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Nah Der @tatifif beg tii6tiaer

= Nad Der Statiltif bes tii6tigen
Giienbabnitatiitifer 9enrD 9. poor tper=
ben jebt 104,813 @teilen giienbabn be-
fabren, uelde gu Dem &oitenbetrase
ron $4,000 per @teile suiammen
$2,600, 100000 sefotet baben. Wdbz
reno bes lebten Sabres inb $50, 900
Sonnen(bie Sonne gu 1000 pfunb)
auf ben @ilenbabnen transportirt, oieie
Sra9t bate einen Wertb BON 3mOlf=
tauien6 Millionen Sollar, fit oeren
6ra6t $725,325,119 ge5ablt purben.
9ieie @ilenbabnen sablen fur 20bne
unb Material 450 Millionen 9oQars,
fit Sntereiien auf lire Shulbsbonbs
129 @filionen Oo0ars, fit Sicioenben
935 WMipnen Dollars; Tie bel6dftigten
,ufa1tnren l. 600, 900 9lrbeiter.
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s.s.Sn Der Suseub ni6t Deraebrt,
i'm alter ni9t entbebrt." Hierens&raut
flrirt i'm Winter iomobl ME i'm Cont
ll.er. IS giebt beinabe Niemanoen. otm
cine griiH6li9e Rur nit 0iereu- -Rrdut
ieben Grublins ai@t gut tbun triirbe.
Mer basfelbe In trodner Gorm nibt su=
bereiten fann. mag nur bic fnif9e ans
tuenbeu. Die @irfuns III bieielbe.
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Niemanb, 6efen 8lut unrein lit,
faun bas 8oQgefiibl Der @eiunbbeit be:
iiben. l1nreines 8lut eraeugt Miioig:
feit, @ri6laffung. .Nie6ergei6lagenbei
gnergieloiigfeit. 2eute, bic fi9, fol6en
@efiibls bepuBt iino, follten Mper's
Sariaparilla nebmen, um oas Blut 5u
reinigen uttb 3u beleben.
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9r. Ott berednet bic 3abl ber
G9mingungen, 'uel6e ben eigentbiimliz
den Son er5eugen, oen bic &lapper=
f6lanse bur6 Die 8emegunsen ibres
@6wan3= =@nbes berborbrinst, auf go in
Der Secun6e.
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= Gin seiitlider 8efiirporter. .-9ieb'
s. Slian, Sitter Bah, Misc., 1T elm
mariner 8efiirmorter BON Or. q g II #
&0nig's Qamburger Bru f.
thee. @emannter 9err fdreibt: sd
babe gu perldiebuen 3eiten @elegenbeit
ge6abt, Sr. Muauft &6n1g' 3
0amburger 8ruitthee an3uwen=
ben. Oieles Wfittel peroient gmpfebz
lung, benn es 1T bas, fir mas es aus
gegeben tpirb."
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Is b 1 i / d.,

Sebt,fs: ,, Beun Sic mir cine 5teue in
So EN- @slddf.e Seten, aercen Sie ieben,
Dap Sie air in @eip= uuo @eihdltsiahen
pcllliantis trauen fSunen! - Yrineipal:
ae,e bnbtirauens 9eut gu Tag tran'
i'd, mtr ieiter taum!"
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MSarb Seruggs, Union Gitp, Senn.,
iast: Sd babe Brpmns @iIen=8itter
gegen Nppetitlofisfeit gebrau6t unb
finbe es allsgesei9net.
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Waaere Menfd,eu.

Wells Health Renewer felt bic
0eiunpbeit mieoer Der nno 9iebt Strait,
iurirt Wasenfdwdde, nnfrudlbarieit unb
anpert @efhlehtsfebler. 81.
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.BUcHUpA1BA.

S&uene, aranbli&e 2ur far ads
iamerolidsu 0ieren<, Bloieus unb urtus
Dreau'3rualbeiteu. 81. Wei GpctSsfsrn.
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@iuuiger Uerateth.

Die @rbe it in ben meilten @praden
weitliden @eidle&tes. uno bas 1T rcQs
fommen redt neil man bod ME babinter
fam, tpie alt ie eieentiid III.
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SeTas.

= oSn Eeuiion murbe Der Bolisiit
Sic Sa,tbeD pon bem 8abnarbeiter Gbas.
gllis erf6olien.
SIN Store Ser 6rau Smim in
Sort Wostb faufte 6. 8sitb cine Giz
garre, brd1lnie fie on uab entjiinbete
hann nit befnfelbeu Strei6bols cine
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-06

himself to be an inveterate thief and all
efforts of the courts to reform him have
proven futile. He has spent great deal OF
his time in the station-house and county
Jail and the majority of it on the poor farm,
where he has been sent time ana
again for petty thefts As thief he
is an adept. and many of the recent bur
glaries are attributed TO him by the officers.
Prisons have no terrors for him, and the
officers are at 4 loss to know what to do
With such pest, He returned TO the city
from the poor-iarm, where he had been sent
to serve out a sentence, few days ago. and
has already figured in the City Court. Fri
day evening he stole $40 from Burke's sa-
loon in East Dallas, aud yesterday the Off
GERS arrested him and recovered IS of
the money. He is charged also of rob
bling Il blind organ-grinder OF his
cup of nickles, When an officer took him
before Judge Burke, of the County Court.
Yesterday, to know what to do with him,
Ills Honor, looking very serious, said thai
he did not know what to do with him, but
lao guessed he had better take him across
the bridge and hang him, and the young
scapesrace, who actually thought it was all
in earnest, followed the officer perfectly in
different as to his supposed fate. Ii there
Is any county IN the state that wants live,
wlde-awake young Indian, this one will be
shipped free of charge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-06
Attempted Assns.lnniI.n

Last night about 10 o'clock most dns,
tardly attempt was made TO assassinat. W
n. Herndon, a barber, who works at the
Diamond Shaving Parlor while he was sit.
ting in the house OF Mr.. Morris, his stem
father, which is situated ON Wood street.
Hcrndon was sitting al a
liable with other members of
inc family engaged in a game OF cards,
whon the would.be assassin fired three shots
IN rapid succession through the b elk door ot
,ic dwelling,onc of which took cgtc, In his
W. ankle inhicling a very painful and 50.
Slancing upwards into the ncslv pnrt of
ms lgg As soon the Shots vera fired MIR.
;M S,r ran out but did not see any one,
Ile party who did the shoatiug must have
guessed at he range TO take. ma he cn"ij
plainly SEQ his hisyie,im f,om one OF tLe
windows, and why he taosn 10 shoot
ihr9nih tue door is u mystery. Doctor
bullet. 'N''" '"0