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.ocoRnrNo 10 tne census, the number


of horses in the United States is 10, 83S.
Ill; mules, 1871, ,O79; milch COWS, l3,
5,6S5; other cattle, 2S,O46,O77; sheep,
As, ,237,2 ,291; hogs, 43.27O,OS6. The ag'
gregate value of all these animals is
$2,S3S, 1877, ,96s. The average value ol
horses is $7O.59; mules, 40; COWS,
s3O21; other cattle, $21.sO; sheep,
s2.53; hogs, $6.75. The highest aver
age price Of horses (slO2.1D is in Mas
sachusetts, and the lowest ($37.6S) is il
Texas. Illinois has more horses than
sny other State, the number being
1,o1791b. New York is next highesi,
| With 622.827.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

THERE recently died near Lewiston,
Me-, woman named Latimer, who was
the most persistent devourer OF books
and newspapers the world has ever
known. But she derived ne benefit
thereform. for it was literally and not
figuratlvely that she devoule ed them. She
developed mania for this singular diet
very early in life; indeed, she herself
dated it from that eventful epoch of in
fancy known as the period Of teething.
She would eat letter and wrapper paper
II she could not get book or newspa-
per, but printers ink was the sauce
which gave her an appetite. 1t is said
that she was an intelligent woman and
INDUCED in no other freak, and, more.
over, that she inherited her morbid taste
which, strange to say, was not the cause
of her death.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28
TIE Washington correspondent Of the

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston AdUertiser has some interesting
gossip about the ownership of the
rogers. house, near the Whlte-housc.
Henry Clay used to own the lot Oh
which it stands. He was especially de-
voted to the Ashland farm and the live
stock upon it. One day old Commodore
John Rogers came home from the Medi
serranean with his naval vessel full Of
live stock which he had picked mp
abroad. The cargo included one fre
Andalusian iackass. Clay wanted 1t for
his farm. All his offers were rejected,
until one day the Commodore said, i'll a
Joke: You can have him for your lot
opposite the White-house. Done,
was Clay's reply, and the animal was
shipped off to Kentucky, The Commo'
dore built the now historic house, which
Secretary Seward o,cupiel during tic
war. Here Payne endeavored TO assas-
sinate him on the night when President
Lincoln was shot. The lot is now valued
at $40. 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

A LIEUTENANT of the English Rifle
volunteers las received instruction from
the War Secretary to form an Army Tel.
egraph Corps to take the field in time of
war. The corps will contain two hun
dred men, and will be organized on the
same basis as the Army Postal Corps
All the necessary field equipments will
be supplied, and the men will be drilled
in its use.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

Mr., o. S. Bliss ie Is the New York
WoNd that he believes the uso Of air.
slaked lime will check any tendency to
rot IN potatoes lie has ior several
years sprinkled a small quantity OF such
lime upon his potatoes at time OF storing
them in bins. Though he ventures no
positive assertion, yet he believes sucn
treatment has resulted in checking any
tender, les TO rot. '"'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28
IMPORTERS have been consnltinn

IMPORTERS have been consulting law
yers as to the constitutionality of the
aew tariff bill. The only ground upon
which supposition even can be based
Is that it is a revenue bill, and origin.
ated in the Senate. But among the
Senate and House lawyers, including;
those opposed to the passage of the bull.
the point of Its constitutionality was moi
seriously called into question.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

Ex-Gov SrRAeUE's bride is described
as having regular, pleasant features,
lair complexion, dark brown hair. and
dark blue eyes; graceful in movement
Of medium height and fine figure. She
'raveled in a dark blue walking. dress
with crimson sash, and on her hat
were red ostrich plumes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

A reckless speculator consullts his ooc-
tor, who says to him:
aThe exciting life that you lead is
wearing you out rapidly. II you keep
Il up YOU will be dead man by this day
twelvemonth." II,
"By Jove, SIR" cries the restless ,
speculator, ''if I were only sure OF that Ia
make fortuns-I'd 90 to life lnsur-
ance company and insure myself foi
half A million It would be the biggest
operation Of the century. From ht
tkeaak-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

The State prisons of New York have
paid their way of late, but it is not
probable that they will do 80 hereafter,
as bill has already been passed prohib.
ting hatmaking by convicts, and other
measures intended to take from such in
stitutions remunerative employments
are under consideration. This is done
to meet the approval of class of labor
agitators who believe that prison pro-
duction is an injury to outside labor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

Tur Arkansas Legislature has passed
a law which prohibits for two years the
selling OF liquor within two miles of an,
church or school house, except on peti.
ton OF a majority Of the adult inhabit.
ants. In New England such q law
would give practical prohibition.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

CHAuNcY WARNER, of Cambridge, w.,
mas mace arrangements to present the
town OF st. Adams with a $50, 600 house
ior use as free hospital. He will pro.
vide s25, 600 endowment fund, also,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

A MATBEsATIolAN interested in the
sugar trade has estimated that the r,.
dnction in the duty on sugar will amcnnt
to seventeen cents annually for each per.
son in the United States.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

SEEvA is dependent on foreign coun.
tries for her salt supply, and to stimu.
late explorations the government offers
u pfize OF $4,000 to the dsooyerer of a
workable salt mine in the kingdom
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

THE fund ior the sufferers from the
Braidwood Qll.) mine disaster amounts
TO S2o,OOO, which will keep those in need
for one year.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.

ARAB PASTA is said to complain that
ne is not receiving an adequate allow.
'nce, "a ws5 agreed by tho Khediye.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1883-03-28

To PRESERVE clothes pins Boil and
quickly dry them opos o. twice month.
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FlatbOat DAYS.

That brave old warrior, General VIM.
O. Butler, who died not long ago at his
home in Kentucky, at the advanced ago
OF cighty-seycn, was something more
than soldier. He was n poet, and had
at times given undoubted evidence Of
possessing the divine afllatus His poem
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-22
TEXAS Ndrts.


items SIeanea From the State ifrcgg AID
., ~ of iib- Comments Thereon ala mrn'1
,liRUsH CouNrM 4InimRraton "a coming
into. Rusk quite rapidly. " There isa a, good
,desl OF pneumonia in the county,. g.The
tRnsk County News says the fence cutting IN
rMestern Texas Is causing many PERSONS to
move ioi Eastern TEXAS, andnespecially' 10
sRusk. ui i.b.d9 an 'ti IL wfi' u i17''
yBosoUEs 1.-The Morgan Argonaut says
iMoIganIisro a Ibooni. sItnominates Samuel
J,,Rahdah lioriPOesiden,, and must mean to
make the Carlisle Democrats "ent crow by
the ,disAiully 1ti mrti .s,uo.tIr f8' ',nuD
Huh County,. Thoubtst farming sign Is
lthatal ger acreage small gram has been
sown this fall. A Ghinamhh has opened
washing establishment sin iIillsboroH,gThe
City Marshall and aideputy sheriff INDUCED
in free, fight. 90 No casualties ~ IIillsboro
had $s5ioooVhre. The Odd Fellows had
their lodge, together with Htheir books, frhi-
ture and Eegaliaa ilf ,ci ia'HG '|gH
,dPARKBR CoUNrY.4-It isihOught the receipts
of cotton, at ,Wea,hdt63rd will Eeach III 500
bales. ~ One Thousand bushels of corn were
sold at 90 cents per bushel ,dl Do 'l'iiii''us
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. BARGAINS OFFERED .
BynJIlw. B4adfey, fAnd AgeRt.

By'J W. Bradley, Land Agent.
b" Nee cottage, wen bunt frbnthv east on
Milan square, No, 'OOj, offered Tor lesa than
present cost.
o.. New cottage. elegantly finishcdy oonsy one
block FROM San Pedro avenue, S3,,lp. q, 81, ,,,l
''Two story cbtnn0dions house OF II rbotnb
halls and galleries, two cisterna, stables. etu,
ON san Pedro avenue. Great bargain.
Right room, hard rock house and two room
soft ROCK strQntipR on Market and PIeSa streets
and adjoining Casino hall. splendid Invest
menh lll Vutm iu sn.NW yd 1911 h'Yufsu.H
ia acre farm, within two hours ride of the
city. flyer front, NIX tobm hdusb teiled thrOugh-
aut, " acres clearad and fenced, orchardtrQf
live acres, good well and cstern. Price 5000.
six nice cottages IN wartf 1, price $1,000 70
Ssp9 paying l5'to ~ per cent. RENAL .,si ,.f
improved farms, DAIRY farms, ranch proper
Ties with live stock, large bodios 'ot land IN
Texas and Mexico
House OF rooms, galleries etc, wieiT4 lots
No,hllDi West Houston street. ,rf tit,u 1.'T
Two large lots, corner of Soledud and Rodri-
allies suruetau llihiI Al NNs ,ftlnhl"Ni tutHt
.TEso, nice cottages rooms each On Eanpp
ni Nlee cottage OF, 3,roOms,Oab AYtalue,U! -.rr,
Cottage OF rooms, galleries. stable, etc.
Z 3cOttaees on AventieB! Nlpw pfhiiA'' ~
fenced idO Acres cleared and Yin cntivation,
10 miles Sc ath ,of Helena and q miles from
l hHdile sKnSs Flqa bi%pIRSysRR@ SE9Esqd
bds R1pu ~ lddpoh upopAN Hpustonistreet.
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despair, he had almost determined to suren-
der to the English, when his attention was at
tracted by a spider d'ihe cave, whieh was
endeaydfing 70 craJtp the side of the wall
with thspfey AZ bad fapt94d. aIe pade six
attemptsin ticfessier, butSell gere fuitless.
undsnpyed be rerewed ,hs.atteppt aaAon
theserehth tfial he spceeeded. Bruce" n.
solved to follow the example, 50 him by the
spider and to make one more attempt
to drive the English from Scotland,
and victory crowned his effort.
And just so it frequently is, in the events and
scenes Of private life, good luck smiles upon
us, when our hearts have lost all hope and
surrendered 70 despairl Bat you cannot tepch
hopeffness 10 the invetrrate pessimist, who
insists upon looking altogether at the dark
siaeof sserbihinaJ @ Fiahl here the trouble
comesinN The dous,i,uhsnhlls ddSpondent
are enamored Of the "luxury of woe" and
resent, every display, OF good lhHpar and
hilaTiiy asa SaEL al "a. personal iindIsniy TO
themselves ioSaeb persons 'arsIhitsrable in
the lap Of ease and in the midst Of plenty, and
pne never kpows how 70 deal with their
varying humor. Bgt aeiye exercise, regular
employment and cheerful company are The
most likely means Of diisipaling thsir. eop-
siitptionH malady Of low spirits. Ar despOE-
,deneyand reconciling them 10 lie. b. Some
hoS, women are endued with greater elasticity
Of spirits than men, and arg far less eiyen,to
desPondeneyTwheFethsyi loye The, shafts, of
adverse fortune glsncs Of barmlessly from
them, ard they speedily rally from a knock
down, No woman, who believed herself be-
loved, ever committed suicide Or eyer will,
since love is meat and drink to her, and she
peyg grows weary Of life until she ,impgiRes
she has last the affection Of him u o whom
she, has. surrendered ha .heaTA qoEemale
suicides, are rare in eompayison with dthsse
Of the male sex and for the Feasong given above,
that they will endure anything, for ii, love.
Destipy, aside, life is within Itself "A blessing,
and generally ,Shstye tern bad luck and
.qrqel fortune is only tbe result, pfQHr Pwpnim-
pTpdspes esTelessseSs Or neglect, .ssuod 80
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Do The public are inYiteIit to call aud examine
my large stock Of fine candies, home made and
imported; also Geherililinp Of Hire works and
Christmas goods. tt,la @, "A, DuERLEGl, N
12-ll-ltn 90 West Commerce street
u tIH9Uf ++r---rf--+.f--+ts4--4---L rSHI e..
FoRTIus MONTH J. will sell at these prices the
Following list OF wints on dtauRht Call carly
before MI are sohl. ai.1rIH .'T,rts .a' boa
French claret, 81 20 per gallon.
California Claret, 30 cents per gallon. .W a.
California hook, ~ ceuts per gallon. ,,U
California ficsrig, 81 q per gallon.
California sherry. ~ - per gitllonaii u 49,
d. California port, 81 30 per gallon, ,..
"Cnifdrnia' inustllte9, 81 copper gallon. N7'H
California angelica, 81 - per gallon, u.,l s,ei
California catawba, 30 cents per gallon,
Grape brandy, S216 pen paiion. tu75t ~
T. Also the finest line of dQublerstamnel and
compo1nded whistles 10 be found IN the State
at the City Gsrsoe fySStote 2O6 Continents street.
E-R-l2t Il. ABIsAIIAMe,
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Mr.. A. N. Galloway, an artist Of many years
,has purchased the PHOTOGRAPH gal
up stairs. lie WIN enlarge the capacities Of
this well established gallery and add to IL the
best and largest instrument, being OF the
any sized portrsit, large or small, required.
11iey win be finished in the latest styles OF art
and at reasonable prices His work already
done here are elegant samples of bic skill.
Whose desiring pictures during the holidays
should Istok u pin, lIere.- 81 af 7 l2-20-lw
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piles.

PILES are frequently preceded by sehse OF
weight IL the back, loins and lower part Of the
abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he
hds some affection of the kidneys Or nelghbofN
ne rdse5i as HatSIsSey 'U 2Hsa9 6eet 81 't tbe
stomach, etc. A, moisture 1like perspira too,
producing very disagreeaa itching, partic
very cg1mQp attendant, Blind bleeding and
fleming piles Yield at once TO the application of
DR.. Bosanho's Pile Remedy which acts directly
afayinR the Intense itching. and 6ffectlne
permanent pule where all other remedies have
failed. Price 10 Cents. Sold by @. Soh9sse. A.
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The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable County court OF Bexar county,
on the 2dth day of November, A. D., 1888, for
the settlement Ofestates, etc, administrator OF
the estate Of A, Winten deceased, aud having
qualihed according TO law, all persons having
ctstnls against the estate ofnsHld intestate are
hereby notified "a, present the sumo for allow
anco within the time prescribed by law, and
make prompt payment TO mid NJ LINDNRR,t /.
Adn,lnistrator OF the estate Of A. wihter
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'00xotIe,e . 800 Case. Imported wines.

owe are receiving to- day 200 cuses d. wines
idfhet ir4n the, bgst, Vineyards on tho Hhir9
OF the Following brands. VIZ:
'dN ierstdirer vintage, 1858. yoni iFd .sulgI 80
LaubQnhejmpr vintage, LIS. t-.rs ,.
''D6ideshoiiher vintage, S7S. '' tA'H'i7 f"
,UltebfDlumiph vintage, 1891 yia.sal1tl , non
Rquenthaler vintage, 1896.
u Mafcbbtunner vintage, 1891 ''ulEq rli 10
kudesheimer Berg vintage, lsIi. b, ,...f.
JOhanlsberRer vintage, lS1i
Furst Metternleh. pyiYaJs stock.
These wines wert sele6ted by our Mr.. Hugo
imdiersoniwhilst' In Germany ardlNSe guaran-
tee them absolutely genulne and pure. .l
''Ebvbfs on good wires now havd ali oppbrttt-
nifty 70 purchase, at rtaRanabls fpricssl N
finest wine, ever brought 10 San Antonio.
n7lB41b lot N' 't't HUGO h 7SCHME l1hlER,yaV
sf,,t sl.I-g.-s nj De-. . Alamo Plaza,.
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D" a."'e"d 1884. b" ''''I
w1ti ta"fH ra INV rnrh70'lF tIH". a"i
MARPER'S 2 MAGAZINE.
s-isi" nsi,nI sd' .4a1cp' tiiS mud 91il ado
3d., 49, r ILLUSTRATED. " "o, ''5

iHarpersl Magazine begins its sirty eighth
volume With the DecembeH n, nuppberti AZ II the
andEnP lhhd always fully 'abrehstlofotbe times
IN hstneatmenC ID subjects of current social
aud Industrial interestI aud always advancing
nsstendard Of literary, ar tip aud ~ aehnniGal
excelldfice. AnIohG lts attractions tdr 1881 are;
ANEW Serial novel; by William Black illue-
trsbed h5l Abbsyya new novel by, ". ~ doc, il-
Illustrated by Gibson and Dielmap: descriptive
illustrated papers by George II. BouRhton,
Drank ID. Mlllet, G. Hgbarnhaml and Othfrs;
important historical and a biography gepeTs;
Reade, &e-fsUtE lsH ftf innqi0v' l,l
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essrs. Byrnes, & Kerr, US contractors for the
Fetuher Composition gravel roofing arc pre-.
pAne9 70 NJ ~ Q5deH. Tho roof Is ,prpy0n, BIZ
thoroqghiny eetiRatio On, long use and, thousand
o. testimohi als 10 DO yhG most e6ohoIli6,1
elosts1 heEu!A py 10 invited ,pgAe 40, 20 Conn
SS7eFS'',n lr1innd,sn, ~ diIp onu z2ptfr
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Holiday Present.

, a nice Christmas present would be a lie
she portrait by II. ltiybires n Frnn0h1 artist,
Yhq recently arrived IN san Antonio. Pers01s
desiring hrst.class portrait are respectfully
street. San Antonio, Texas
ll-96-lm IlftlTt1 RTiLn h IY1tfI,r. Artist.
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Convincing.

The proof of,thsipaddiug ia, not in chewing
the string PVT 6qIhaYing An iqpp0Ttupity 10 test
the article direct. 9. Schhsse, A. Dfeiss and l..
9r5uskh druggisrs have free trial bOttles OF
DR.; Bosnnkp's Cough and Lung Syrup, for each
afid every one who Is afflicted with Coughs,
Colds, Asthfnai OOnge mptiOn or Any Lung
Aiie4tlOn. --L-.IL -.l.L " y IL -
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IL @ Sch9sses L, Qrynski, or A. ,nreiss, drug
faith They have nieh faith IN DIR. B0sanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup as a remedyfor Coughs,
Colds, UonsuInptien and Lung Ahections that
every ono who is in need Of medicine OF this
kind. nihn'
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.


VIZ First Ward. q
Ntf are authorized to announce j. N. Gala
gpr rs candidate foT rec lection 20 W gllSc
Of Aderman in the Eirst wvKd, 4#sh4ansnpf
ecclion In JanuaryU n
Isl RID wards
WS arc authorlzcdNp anpbhncbtr. Jsreel ~
seahdidate for AldefnaaD'fn tho Klrst wardat
the ensuing election.
For Alderman, Second Ward.
We arc authorized TO announce Colonel
Augustus Belknap rs a candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 the Office of Alderman In the Second
ward a. the ensuing election in January.
For Alderman,
) B6 hire tltutlstJslti 10 k1bduncq Hans III.
negcncr as n candidate for reelection rs
Alderman forthc rhirf ward, NJ the election
In January, 1885,.
lug ln For AIderfian Third wnrd. 'iAw
tKt the r1qndst df Bhny frleHasI Gnnoiihce
mysclt asa eandidatcaOr Ahiefndh from othe
Third ward hil the eoTlipgteteet,I9pg Hanner4'
Fourth ward '"''1" ~ 'I
We are a,lthhtikcd "a annouhte' Mf. J. II
smye o. a candidate for Aldernan ut the, COM
ing city election, from the Fourth ward, i,.-,
, For Alderman. -Four III Ward.
10 wnhrtl authorized a. Hnnounte Mr.. GustAye
,nroOa il,s agqaIpiidAte for ,Aldqrluan In the
Fourth ward at the ensuing election In January
ueNEi1uQUf1N4 % rnhVtuNJ kA1Nht htls-iIAWi
al. ,o,i,,,sib Fourth Ward, .di D., sfr1Ym
dAtthe request Of many lyotersI ANNOUNCE
myself us u candidate for re-election rs Alder
NAN from the Fourth ward, AZ the cotiftR
Sieunlom1n january! ~ d"Il N"'ESniu0ui'N
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Call aud purchase. he,trt an ate sold.
li-19-l2t Il, ABRAUAMs.


For nice pocket and family bibles, Catholic
and Episcopal prayer and hymns, chilarens
velvet and plush frames, boxed papeterie,
work boxes games, ETC., go to ThompsQn's.
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If you are seeking business, lor wish to hire
a house or rent a store, call on ,.,. adm.
HrLToN & Young,
,0' r lNo0 hHr lrI1r aoS w. Houston st.
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100000 Hard Iinrnt Briol

a speciality. No. 8s5 LaSaea NaRnd y s6isddd
street. ..,l.yias sht 10 ne bdaHd.NRt HUNrai
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MossBAdsasa'is' rapidly rgcoiiHig; to the rear,
Judging from the class of progressive and
wideDYtkaIp yb9 FFFgdifrs1 fqrAI-
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THE coming city election is not going to be
as tame an eventas the indications promised
a few days ago. Progress is the word and
most every candidate has placed himself on
'Arrt' FlrfRIrT'l qJaa4+illI ? 00ObIHH
ITRt holiday edition Of the tiGiiT is in
great demand, and, we are pleased to say, is
appreciated by our people generally. The
LicHralways fulflls is promlkes and gives an
Attractive paper and an interesting onei,u df
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER re 1888.
-. $1,000. - La ...lL.g
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. ''''' ''' 1854. ., "5y 'g s 81
.HARPER'S WEEKLY.
.o ' ,.r ILLUSTRATED. r,br - /,

q BarpcrS Weekly sikndk at thc head o. Aufericbn
Illustrated Weekly Journals BY its bipartisan posi-
non IN polites Tvs admirable Illustrations, is care
fully chosen SERIALS short stories sketches and poems
ebnibat4d by the foremost At ihtsand authors ofthe
do te drties instruction and tdtainuent 10 thU-
sands Of American homes,uu "dT h1tt iC.lt
1t will always be the aim Of the publishers 10 make
Haper's Weekly the most popular and attractive
family newspaper uthe world, and, in pursuance Of
this design 10 present constant Improvement IN all
those textures which have gained fot II the conf
fdePee, sympaihy aud Ppbrts oihiIs large arhlyV Of
readers. IA
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% 10, Harper's Periodicals.

7luwi '"' 7i'PER YEAR ' 8'N '"'
Harber's Magazine. Observation-Disclosures, 90
nArReris weekly .E!W .!Mt .,. .9"!...tit! 4 90
Harper Bazari. irllo1sSt. .s.V'. atsN. AIf 400
Harper plna Peopla-,ieig,Sr,r,s ~, e, ! 80
HsEPers EEfnklln Square LibraFya qnew 10
.yehf sn1 1uhDersl IN ,.'.is.Sl'' ;'.:;ff ~ W
.Postase trSs 81 all 5dbscFb9 - TIE hitSd
m gIntH q'dsmri .----li 900 ~ 90 ,4at
,t'Ihovoluues of the MagazineHb0Rfnr with the
numbprs Qf Iune and ,DeQoIubeE at each rear.
When no tlme ts spfciled, II will be upderetgpd
that the sh6sttIper wishes q" hfgih with the
currenO nuiilljtsr. il11N 'niFunli HHl W ~"
The hast elght volumes OF Hdrpegs 6laga2ino,
ipneatl cloth binding, Will III sent oSs Wati,
tptR taises fot blading, 5ocehts ebch-by' man,
post paid. lni sin0 an iUiW uel ms uili DIT
'ii IQaeNn to- Garpenis lMaRazines alphabetical,
snalytleatHnd classified, flEi ,yolpmas 1, ~, a.
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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-12-22

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