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From the foregoing tabulation 1t viii be
perceived that out OF ten items, which in,
clude the important requirements OF good
pavement, asphAltum eXcels both its rivals
In SITS excelled by granite In 2,and by wood
none. Summarizing the results, We must
conclude that asphaltum, all things consul
cred IA mucn the best pavement; granite
blocks would be entitled to the second
Mace. and wood to the third --tNew York
Manufacturer and Builder.
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A Fairy Tale From the state of Georgia


A lady, while engaged IN the pursuit OF
her domestic duties encountered mouse
In the ilsur barrel. Now most ladies under
similar circumstances, would have uttered
a few genuine shrieks aud then sought safe;
Nv in the garrett; but this one possessed
more than the ordinary degree OF genuine
courage. She summoned the man servant
and told him 10 get the gun, call the dog
and station himself at convenient dis
lance, She climbed No STAIR ana com
tnenced 20 punch the -four barrel with o
pole, Presently the mouse inado Its APP
penranoe aud started across the floor. The
dog started at once In pursuit. The man
Aired and the dog dropped dead. The lady
tainted, fell down STARE, and the man,
thinking she was killed and fearing that he
would be arrested for murder, disappeared
and has not been seen since. The mouse
escaped [Wrighisynle Recorder,
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ID. Il. RAINWATGR Il CO..
pROPRGETORs OF
Central Elevator.
DEALERS IN
GRAIN AND GENERAL Commission
CIiOICE NINE3.

Grape vino cuttings and rOOiuCs rom tho
celebrated lerha Bucua vineyard and nursery
Santa Clara county, California, for table use,
wine and brady making. Full instructions
ven in grApe culture.
Address, = q. BURNS Proprietor.
BOX lp2 san iNsa California
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0Ioue l:ttIno.

n His IS No nUMBUG, As NY l. DIES
IN our ueighbOthood, who have had cut
Tine done by the Glove Fitting system, viii tes'
ufy, by permission, will name Mrs. Capt SIX
les Ms, Senator Gibbs, Mrs nanovef MIS-.
Cummings, and many Othcrs t1o numerous 70
mention In Justice to our make, these ladles
say they never saw so perfect fitting aDd ihN
without change Of seam Ladies who wlsh 70
learn our system must call soon, ~ lO9 Bun
street rs We remain only one week longer,
few eucrgCtlC agents wautc J, who can IiaAe
from as to $3.50 Per month. MARKLEI. \
FuLLMER. Inventors n VOL
4 OsT-A MALTESE CROSS sOMENhhh,s,
Ia In the city. \ LIBERAL reward VIII DC pau
Tor the same upon It's delivery 10 tho Glen w
Saloon, n0N---n
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ITyou suffer from loOseusss OF the DO wells
Angostum Btters will surely cure you
beware Of counterleiis aud ask your grocer
or druss,st for the genuine article, prep
by DR.. j, G.. II. Siegert & sons.
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MDe @aLg.

E0R SALE A FIRsr-CLAsS RARBER SII0P
1 -Hne of the bee locations In the cltv NJ
DalIss Address T. B., This Office. noy2i.8t
FOR SALE-TEN SHARES IN THE DALLAS
! Homestead Il Loan Association paid mn IN
date hddrrss at the Hersld office. uor2LSt
nOk -ALE-AT A DARGAIN-I WO BROOM
J. machines and presses win tools good AS new
reason Tor selinr, gone ont " business. Apnlv
20 WILLIAM PFOJTS, derald office uov2i2w
LOR SALE CHEAP FOR UASH-ONE TFY-
! or,J portable engine, burs: one shneEer
ana sncIef. Apply To 951 EN- street Dallas
Texas. novSil Ia,
EoR SALE A FINE PO)L TABLE coon
l ~ new, chcan; terms easy. Apply To A
WOOD, Union Depot noy2ltf
EuR SALE-FOUG 81 HOUSES AND LUTg
I Gonvenie4t 10 business One-fDurth "a cash,
balance ia l 2, 8, / and jyears Appy 10 G
II. HUFFMAN & CO, 73l Elm ST. uov2j9T
DOR SALE-A POOL TABLE as GOOD AZ
! new on Tcas )uable term; will sell cboap
Apply 10 A WOOD, Union Depot. nov2dtf
EOR SALE-TlIE BEST PAYING REsfAU.
/ taunutiu the city; sets from $50 To 2Oj meals
a day. Apply TO A. WOOD, Union Depo,.
TOR SALE-BEAuTIFUL RESiDFNCE
L property, at a bargain. Apply TO BuWSER
u LEMON, Dallas Texas selOtf
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liuChu- rniba "
Quick complete cure, all annoying kld.
ney, bladder and urinary diseases. 81,
| Druggists,
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The late grand jury OF Dallas equity is
still being Photographed by the Herald,
which stil lives aud prospers white the
grand Jury Is consigned to oblivion IL ~
an easy matter iora grand jury TO exceed
its authority aud mako itself Ridiculous
lBrenham Banner.
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UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH-Comcro
llarwood aud Bryan streets. Rev, c.. sCO6eld,
Morning them,, why We Shall be Happy in |
Heaven" Rev, IN. Wheraud will preach at !
ui-ht
nB-FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCu-Comer OF !
sy camury and Patterson avenue. Rev. r. 7. |
Hanks. pastor sunday. school at GS0A m |
Dr.. J, l., Williams, supcrlntcudcnt. Preaching |
at liza m by pr, l., H. Wofo'k Of Kentucky, |
ami y, M. by the pastor Evening subleC; |
The Real Labor QleSt.os." Seats free and !
welcome to all,
ng FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Of Bryan md Pearl streets Services at II n. |
m, and sunday school nj $3.50 y. m. All
are invited
rs-CoMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. |
sunday school al 1850 u, m. Preaching NJ II q.
m ana y m. rrnyer-mecllng Thursday
0b'UALLA, UllN MlsslUN-Mission sun:
dey'tchcOl every sabbath afternoon ut the
coulthou.e sabbath school singing from
$50 70 3 O'C ock, Suuday-school proper opens at
3 o'clock singing also after the Sunday
school. Everybody cordially aud heartily In.
ylicd TO steud aud paIticlpaiein those delight.
ful services.
rVFLOYp STREET NH. CHURCH SOUTH
-Rev. J. W llill, uastoL Preaching at II a,
| m. and Z p. m, Sahbath.school at $50 Il m
AcoriiM invitation extended To all.
| rs-rAnERNACLE 81. e. UuURClt-C1rne
| q Kim and sycamore streets. Rev. 5, A,
! Thomson, pastor Services % n o. M and s
| y, m, Suuday.schuol az gS0 o. m Prayer
| meet Ting every Wednesday evening at Sp. m,
seats inc. Public Cordlally invited.
| rc-FlRsr PRksRV TERRAIN UHURCH-Cor,
ncr Main and Harwo0d streets. Rev. A. =
smith, pastor Preaching al II a. m. and s
y, m. Sahbath.School at $50 u. m The
public rcnomuy invited
nuSEUuND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
| Wood street. near llarwjod. Preaching at n ..
m, and.s p, m. by the pastor, Sahbatn.schonl
At $50 q. m, A cordial invitation rs extended
to all.
ne-CuMB, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North liarwood street Rev, d. W, Broughton,
pastor Preaching II a, m, and y. m. Sabbath.
school AZ $50 a. m. Robert u. seay, superin.
enuem cordial Invitation extended 10 all
nELANAkSrREErM E. CHURCH SOUTH
-Worshiping at Dallas Female college, Live
OAK street. Rev. W. q. Hefsy, pastor
tcOchlng AZ IL q m, and s .. m. Communion
. every mt Sunday, after the morning services.
tiNyer meeling every Wednesday night at $50
y, ~, eaobalh school atGS0 a. m, A cordial
Invitation extend to ALL
ns-LlNkOAk sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
z totner Live OAK and Harwood street, S.A. Hay
gen' pastor, sunday school at $50 NJ m, W,
!. Addlson, superintendent
no'UhAPkL iNUARNArION-CUR OF
hNw9od street aud Mckinney road Sunday
synool every sunday morning at . O'Clock
noth'ng prsyer and service frat aud third Sun
Rgsr, MATTHEWS CATHEDRAIs-seryic
= u NJ and Ia ?. N. by Bishop Gar
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ruE dANDLigG QUESTION,

The Dallas Mercury dedicates most OF It's
columns against gambling, the HERALD
Yields the Cudgel very dexlerously in be-
haltoi the gambling cause, while the Times
with its characteristic reucence has not u
word to say, 1t takes neither the atiirma-
tive nor the negative Mesquite Mesqui.
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FOR kLNT-FOUk sPLhNUlD KOUMs.
over 1856 Elm tee'; front aud rear stair.
ways water in house rent low Inquire Mt 81.
yNlhes iloiel uuv2j3t
DOR RENr-A FURNISHED ROOM To
l. rent az 4Ol Live Oak street. Reference re-.
quired, rov25.It
EoR RENr-NEw RESIDENCE ON AKARD
! !, street consisting OF rooms. Apply to I'm
IiLLh N bl5 Elm street uoy2if
EOR Rem Two NICELY FJRNl HE'D
/ rooms to gentlemen, convenient 10 bn,iuess
Apply 80 HOS commerce street, next door 10
Christian church noy2Sit
For RENT-NlCELY FURN SHE FRONT
/ room southern exposure; suilab!e for two
gentlemen. 1923 Elm street. nov2i-lt
EOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
4 for rent either with or with tut roard. at
Mrs z, COLES, 1921 Jackson st. noy2o6t
NOR RENT-A FIRST CLASS STORE LONE
Of ne hes! locations in the city Of Dallas;
centre OF business, iaelug two corners. Nos
$50 and '32 EN- street, now occupied by George
Bicks furniture store Apply TO DOUGLAS"
hanover, Real Estate Agents, Iii Sycamore
street. novlS.lm
L'OR RENr-OFFICE ROOM IN AN ELE.
II giant ground floor Office. Apply to FRANK
| WIFE At, IA Main street noyif
EoR RENT-FOUR MEN ROOMS OVER
II Wallace Wagreuets, Kim street. Apply 10
| JIM BARTON, G25 Elm street. n1y7.lm
| EoR RENT-EOuR LARGE sECuND-sTORY
| rooms, southern exposure, viii DO rented TO
| good tenants at reasonable figures. Apply at
| 73l Main street, oit3Otf
| DOR RENr-THE NEW TWO STORY
Il brick st0re-house 50xS0 feet, on the south.
east corner Of Elm and SyJ4m nre streets also
the new tFo.story brick, 25XSi feet, on north
side ofElm, NJ the head VI Murphy street 40.
My 10 JONES II MURPHY, Real Estate Agents,
No 7u9 Main street SeNiItf
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nS FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
Of Bryan md Pearl streets Services at II y.
m, and suuday.school nj $3.50 y. m. All
are invited
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RBFlRsr BAPTIST CHURCu-Coner OF
Sycamore and Patterson avenue. Rev r. 7.
Hanks, pastor SundAy.SChoOl at RS0A. m
DR.. J, l.. Williams, supcriutcndcnt. Preaching
at la m by Dr. l., II. WolfO'k, OF Kentucky,
ami D. M, by the pastor Evening suhIec,
The Real Labor Q1cSt!os." Seats free and
a welcome Ia all
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nBSbOuND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Wood street. near llarwiod Preaching at n ..
m, and $ p, m, by the pastor, Sabbatn.schopl
IN all
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rc-FlRsr pRksBN TERRAIN UHuRCH-Cor,
ncr Main and harwo0d Streets Rev. A. =.
smith, pastor Preaching at II a, m, and s
p m, Sahbath.SchOo at $50 a. m. The
puhic gene rAWv invited
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Gb-uALLA, UllI MISSION Mission sun.
dey'tcAcol every sabbath afternoon ut the
CouIt.house sabbath school singing from
$50 70 O'C ock, Suudey-school proper opens at
o'clock: singing also AFTER the Sunday
school Everybody cordially aud heartily in.
yltcd to stcud aud patticlpa,ein those delight.
ntl gHryipag
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Fs'COMMERCE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school al 1850 u, m, Preaching NJ II n.
m and y IN rraycr-mectlng Thursday
nNnnlnr n -nn
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&rltntons.

rCONGREGArluNAL CHURCH-Cornero Of
llOrwood aud Bryan streets. Rev. G, l. scOGeld,
pastor. Services 20 IL A. m. and s y. IN.
Morning thrm,, "Why We Shall be Happy In
Heaven" Rev, J. u. Wheraud will preach at
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no-LlNkO OAK sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
Corner Live oak and Harwood street, s.A. Hay.
den pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m, W q.
l. Addison, sunprintendpnt
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rs.rARERNACLE 81, X, UuURCu-Corncf
OF Kim and Sycamore streets. Rev. s, A
Thomson, pastor Services ~ n o. m lud s
y, m, 5uuday.schuol az GS0 d, m Prayer
meeting every Wednesday Uveningat Sp M.
Seats irpe Public cordially invited
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rVFLOYn STREET ME CHURCH SOUTH
Key, J W. llill, uastor Preaching at II q,
m. and Z r. m. SGhbath.school at $50 a. IN.
A cordial invitation extended IN all,
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/ MaNIEp-TU BUY A CdEAP HOUSE TER
/ ~ toL c.nve' ieutto business, az cash prifn.
! Address JlM this office. tt, -5se,,
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,no'UlArkL INUARNArION-CU CORNER OF
llsrwood street aud Mckinney road. Sunday
synool every sunday morning at o'clock.
Morning prsyer and service frat aud third Sun.
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Why not license, and thus regulate gam
bling houses, as well as liquor saloons?
Audil men can gamble in bucket shops,
betting on Gotten or grain futures or gam,
bling in s'ocks, why not At monte or faro?
ltls six to one and half dozen Of the 9TH
or. Both are perncious and should be sup
pressed IL possible. Failing In suppression,
regulation is the next and only resource
Waco Day.
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EOR RENr-OFFICE ROOM IN AN ELE.
giant ground floor Office. Apply to FRANK
WIFE At 7s3 Main stteat uov4lf
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ne-CuMB, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North Harwood street Rev, d. W. Boughton,
pastor, Preaching II a, m, and p. m. Sabbath.
school ~ $50 a. m. Robert u. seay superin.
tendcm. cordial invitation extended 10 all
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Enr MRmT.

TOR ALE-BEAUTIFUL REslpFYCE
L property, at a bargain. Apply TO BOWSER
Il LEMON, Dallas Texas setO.tt
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ns-LANARsrREErM. Il. CHURCH. SOUTH
-Worshiping at Dallas Female college, Live
OAK street. Rev. W. q, Hensy, pastor.
Preaching at II a. m, and s D m. Communion
every tnt Sunday, afler the morning services
Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at $50
p, M, sabbath school at $50 a. m. A cordial
invitation extend To all
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| FOR kLNI-FOUk sPLhNUlD KOUMs
| over liSG Elm sweet: front aud rear stair.
ways; water in house; rent low Inquire Mt 81
'NlheS ilo'el upv25.3t
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COR RENr-EOuR LARGE SECuND-sTOkY
| rooms, southern exposure viii DO rented TO
good tenants at reasonable figures. Apply at
~ Main street, oGt3Otf
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L'oR RENT-FOUR NEW ROOMS OVER
II Wallace Il Wagpeuets, Kim street. Apply TO
JIM BARrON, G2i Elm street. nny7.lm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25
Money Without IntqlYol,

The moral power money yields, apart
from character, liberalty, intelligence,
and the other qualities essential to true
manhood, is of but relative value, and
is insignificant except when true worth
and high traits of character accompany
il. We have instances of this fact in
our own time which show that almost
unconsciously the popular opinion
measures a man by some higher and
more durable standard than the money
he may possess or may have accumu-
lated. This is the case where the repu-
tation of those who are held in high es-
teen is also based upon wealth. The
manor in which it is gained, the use to
which it is put, stamp themselves upon
the public Judgment and make an inn
preston which cannot well be oblitcr-
ated. Take for instance such men rs
Gould and Vanderbilt in comparison
with George Peabody or Peter Cooper.
Great wealth and the use to which they
put it have given them their fame, In
tellectually no one of them would ever
have been known outside OF his own
immediate sphere. The first two far
surpass the others in wealth and the
power they can exert in the business
operations OF the world. They can make
or ruin the fortunes Of thousands Of fell
low-men by the caprices Of speculation.
But how much moral power do they
control in comparison with the last
mentioned? Their acts and opinions are
of no moral force in the community
Their wealth contributes nothing to the
fund of true greatness Not so with
wealth used as in the case Of the other
examples quoted. The true fame thus
attained is more lasting and more en-.
viable. TO the ambition, who seek
wealth and fame and toll to have their
name live after them, the lessons Of the
true power Of wealth should not be I'M
needed boston courier.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

DR.. &. Stanley Hall, of Boston, re-
Gently visited the public schools in ON
aha, and asked the pupils a number Of
questions The answers, as taken by
reporter, give a curious Illustration Of
the fact that children keep-up a deal Of
thinking. though it is not always easy
TO see how they reach their idea oicOm-
mon things Thus, three pupils were
found who thought that the moon was
made OF green cheese; boy said it was
a man face, while a dreamy little girl
thought it was Gods face. The defini-
tons of the use OF n holiday included
these: Because the soldiers were killed
and we put flags on their graves.
Because the children were too tired 10
come 70 school Because it was hot
Because the teacher wanted 10 20
somewhere. In the first grade the
little boys said it was right to keep
still, 'eat breakfast, dig caves,
"help father while it was wrong to
steal, run away, and swear The
girls thought il nice to earn money,
work for mamma. take care Of the
baby, and naughty to talk in school,
throw stones - or make mother ner.
vous by noise In the second grade
the religious idea seemed to come to the
front. The boys liked to 20 to church,
to Suudav-school, and give to the
poor The girls to get tickets At
Sunday-school, and were evidently
little housekeepers, for they liked &C.
brush chairs, sweep go to the
store, " keep clean and play with lii.
tie brother and sister The boy, thought
il bad 10 play hooky,' fight tease
papa for candy and tell on each
other the girls to tell ibs, run in
the street or get mad at sisters In
the third grade much the same respon.
SEES were given. The boys would rake
the yard, 'chop wood, ' and the little
girls are getting old enough to make
beds, wash windows and milk the
cow. One boy said it was wrong 10
pull up mas flowers, and the girls
Said is was not right 70 break dishes.
and "oraak slate-pencis' The girls
Of the fourth grade would step softly,
"cose the doors without ,.ammmg, "bc
lady-iikc;' the boys thought IL imprOp-
er TO slap be sassy or pert
one said it was a right act TO lift your
hat to a girl when you see her and
another Ito pick up thing, that girls
drop.
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Col Burlington is wealthy man. He
did not earn wealth himself, but re.
ceIyed il a, a legacy He 8, very oh.
fuse, although he puts on a good deal
OF style. Hearing that he wanted a
horse. q neighbor, who had one 10 sell,
went to him and said,
81 want to sell YOU horse. He ia
just the kind Of an animal you want,
is he fast
Fast? Fast Is no name for him.
How far do YOU live from your Office.
About three miles.
We'll if YOU start from your Office
at four o'clock in the evening YOU can
SIT down to your dinner at home Mt ten
minutes past four.
Then ! don want him.
"NoP Why not9'
because my dinner isn ready until
i've. and ! would not know what to dc
with myself in the meantime. - Teza.
Sytln9s.
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.HERIFF's SALE

BY virtue OF ar execution i-sued ont of the
ERIK Office Of the circuit court Of Alexander eoun-
ty and state OF Illinois and 10 me directed, wGfre.
by lam commanded 70 make the amount Of Ger.
tam Judgment recently obtained against Walter S
Lander and samuel Lander n favor Of Benjamin
f. Curtis ont Of the lnds, tenrmens, goods and
chatel OF the -aid Walter g. Lander and samuel
Lander, have levied on the follow.
ing described property, to-wit. All of
section eleven 1I, IN township sixteen
.lBl aud in range Two % west Of the }rd priu.
cipal merdlrn. said land II lying and being .itua
ted 10 the county of Alexander and state ofllinOi-
Therefore, according 70 iaid command, ] shall
expose for sale az public auction, all TIE right
title and interest Of The above named Walter
Lander aud Samuel Lander in and 70 the above
described property at II o'clock q m, on TUESDAY
the 18th 'ay of August. 1883, At tho estery door
N The court house. 10 city OF CRirO, He
Dated % Cairo, H., this 6th day Of August, 1883
JOHN HODGES.
Sheriff Alexander Comfy.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-08-25

In most localities ice-houses are now
so common that there is usually little
difficulty in procuring a supply OF icr
Suii, in newly settled places, ice soften
difficult 10 obtain, and mus, boz BROUGHT
from a distance, In the slck-rOum, p,De-
Ciaily in some tcycrs the lie of the pa
tent almost depends upon having Zee.
Then the usually cheap commodity bee
comes very precious, aud every care
must be taken for its preservation. The
common method Of wrapping a lump Of
ice in q blanket answers very wei. as
long as that remains dry, but as soon Us
the blanket is wet through by the ,mpit-
,ng Of the ice, il becomes a poor pr0tcr.
ton. The advice to place the ice upon
a feather pillow and cover it with an
other, may be followed, if nothing bet
ter can be done. This affords the proper
conditions for the preservation Of ice, in
completely surrounding it by some nom
conductor Of heat Il will not require
much ingenuity TO 50 prepare q box,
with lining of cotton-batiiug, felt or
Observation-Disclosures Of heat, that twill
preserve ice for a long time II the ice
is TO be used in small bits, To- be placed in
the mouth Of the patent,use u sharp awl
for chipping off pieces Of the proper size.
If powdered ice is to be applied to the
head, etc, first break the ice into pieces
as large as hen egg, then put these
into = canvas bag or coarse, very
strong towel, and by using wooden
maIlet, gradually at first, it may be red.
uccd to a fine powder Rubber bags are
made to hold ice in applying it to the
head, etc, bat in the absence OF these,
a bladder will answer american az.
rjcuiturA
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To The West.

There are number OF routes leading to
the aforementioned section, but the direct
and reliable route is via Saint Louis and
over the Missouri Pacific Railway, Two
trains daily are run from the Grand Union
Depot, Saint Louis to Kansas City, Lcsyan-
worth, Atchison, st, Joseph and Omaha
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ofthe very
hrest make are attached to sll trains,
At Kansas City Union Depot, passengers
for Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and Cal
if'rpis Connect with express trains OF all
lines.
At Atchison, connection is made with
express trains for Kansas aud Nebraska
points.
At Omaha, connection is made with the
Overland train for California.
This line offers to parties enroute to the
West and Northwest not only fast time
and superior Accommodations, but beautiful
scenery, as it passes through the finest por-
ton Of Missouri and Nebraska. Send for
illustrated maps, pamphlets, &C. OF thl:
lLe, which will be mailed free.
G. 3. KINNAN, +. CHANDLER,
Asst Genl Pass Agent. Genl Pass Agent
FADED hair RECEIVERS its youthful color