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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

one t-rritDry. He would extend
the boundary line eastward 10 Wy
oming about thirty miles and south
yard about ten miles, adding large
mountainous district 10 the great pleasure
ground. Thus enlarged the park would
nave an area OF about COCO square miles,
or nearly on, -llxieenth OF Wyoming, which
territory I, abou' twice IN" sz' OF the state
Of New York. Professor II tgue advises tbs
prohibition OF the construct IN 81 raj ways
10 the rari. and SAYS ths preservation OF
the large game there IN second in impor-
tsnce only 20 that ~ the forests. Congress
rid itlrit IT q trNrhl some tisk some wears
$40 by she g'tt IT y i,emits park To Callfor-
ia 90 be hi Ia trust fpr the nation, but
similar provision for Ga'lows' one park can
no. ", u be- made until Wyoming becomes
a state. 70 etlr Fe the park. therefore,
VII only increase tao Ii I'D nj vandg Ism,
o. l..8 cong 'ess ainps Gn efficient method
lr he project on md Gaze oi the property.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
Tn rnIarr. Yellowstone Park.

Yellow.t,ne National Park now contains
3.57h sauare miles, being ffy-five m les
east and west and s'xty-hye mtes no IN
and sou'h Prof. Hague, OF the United
81 ties Geologic | survey ADVISES 'hs sec
rttary OF the Interior u recommend II.
extension although y - nos nearly rs
,rge IS the siste OF Connecticut. Prot
Hague would have q sm all strip taken hom
he north q west tides, - Inst the boun-
dsry line be, eeen Wsoping asd Mon'-ps
and Idaho Tiriirrbs shalt also be the
bon ndary nd Of the park, aud he e right
in thinking tttst u would be an advs NJ = &c
TO have the park lis wholly within
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

The east bound passenger Trains over
the Texas & Pacific road due ut 40 and
$3.50 yes erday morning have not arrived no
to the hour ot going to prees. A report was
current on the streets that Messenger train
had been wrecked west ri Colorado City
LATER.-A dispatch received from Col.
orado City in answer to IN inquiry from
the HERALD slat' thai there has been no
recent wreck on that division oil the road.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
RAILWAY wAsHoUTs.

The cast bound passenger train over th 9
Texas e. Pacific due here At 5:4D a. IN. was
eleven hours late ye,tsrday, being detained
by a wsshout west OF Wentnerlord. The
west bound local passenger due at $50 p.
m. was four hours late. supposed u have
been detained by washout cast OF here.
The incoming train over the Missouri
Pacific ran through water in Elm Fork bot
tom, which had begun t, cover the track,
and as the water is constantly rising IL is
feared that tr,vtl over this branch OF the
line from here to Denton will be suspended
for to-day. A heavy wasbout on the Mis-
souri, Pacific In the indian Territory is re-
ported. Tue raiDn Of the past few DAYS
have done more or l-ss damage to the dif-
ferent roads and trains are rather irregular.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
Remember the masquerade skating party
at the rink Saturday night.

A Strong Team.
Me srs Murdoch and Baldwin have re
Gently fitted no the most ii CANT retail and
prescription drug store in north Texas, re-
pl.te with al that Is emorac IN such q
business. Mr.. Murdock has long been
com eoted with tho al firm of Williams.
Tollvsr e. Walker. aud IS identified with
the retail drug business Of Dsllts. DR..
Baldwin is well and favorsbly known
throughout north Texas, aud recently con-
pectsd W. tn the wholess . establishment oil
Crowdus. Baldwin G. Willisms. Their stock
Il compltts and fresh from w. II. Schi. Ne
lin Il Co., and McKesson & Robbins, New
York, and they defy comp.t ton in prioes
and quslitv. They handle the largest and
hest assorted stock OF the notsd DIR. II iward
Sauibb's fluid extracts and chemicals to be
found In the sat. OF Texas. and guarantee
to use no other in ph y sicians' prescri ptions.
Their stock OF fancy goods, such as colo ,nes
extracts, pnmades. powder b'xee, Pnifss
tooth and hair brushes, combs. facs and
tooth powders, ETC., Is complete and not
exctlled In snv drug store IN the city
Give them a'trisl at their beautiful store
M $40 M ain street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

When you feel your self gradually break-
ing do wn don't wait until YOU have TAX
10 your bed. While you are st IL able to &c
nv he use of proper restoratives. The
best remedy for NIL ria, indigestion,
weak kidneys, constant fatigue, fits OF diz.
illness, heart disease, ehort breath aud
other com piications Of disordered system Is
Browns Iron Bitters. Its magic influence
In conquering diseases OF an exhaustive
nsture Ia most astonishing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
A Real petrified Baby.

Every body shout see the Eureka baby,
that cost forty six hundred dolsrs-a won
der, A genuine specimen of petrifaction, a
perfect child twenty-six inches In lebgih,
weighing IS pounds that has been on exit
b tim ana examined nv oil scientists both
In this country and In the Lyndon musen N
and Ia pronou need by Ill O perfec, petritec-
tion ofthe human body. The Great I'm
known" can also be seen at the same place,
which is beyond doubt the grsndest curl
nsitv known 10 man or historv, as " repre-.
.ents more living c-estures than any one
thing on eait, and has been on exhibit ion
in this country and In Europe, even In the
great city Of London, aud examined ny 81
world,s mastery tn ace and scientists,
which can be seen at 723 Elm street, Dallas,
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
FIItEwHSs' BALL.

The bail given by the mem hers OF steam
Fire Enrine company M. ~ the Y. NJ.
U.A hall last evening was a most pleas
ant affair and largely attended by hnth
members Of the department AID visitors.
The fireme1 IN their neat uniforms pre-
sertsd picturesque appr arance. 1hrre
were a nod many OF the fair sex pr sont IN
grace tha occasion and the dance was pro-
lnged until a late hour.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Where there Is n weakness of the
throat or lungs, n cold nesected may be
oil that is required TO establish lingering
and generally fatal disease. Even where
there 10 no special ten 1ency TO bronchial
aud pulmonary trouble, severe cold, left
to take care oil its,l' often plants tne seeds
Ma Gerious complaint, sure ID he developed
Dy subsequent ind scretions. Take especial
care of your heath, therefore, from the
very esrlie, symptoms OF cough or cold
by prudently resorting 10 DR.. Jayne'o FIX.
pectorsn' which W Il soothe and strengthen
the bronchial tubes, sliay inflammation,
and cleanse them and the lungs OF all irri-
tsting substances. An ounce Of prevention
is better than pound ot.cure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
LEAVE DALLAS Giio A VI, VIA TIL,
TEXAS A pAEIIIC RAILWAY

and you arrive In New o l-ans SGD next
morning n 80 hours and twenty minute,
quicker time and ITO mites shorter than any
other rouie.) the Aiohaialaya bridge h,y'
ing been CONT lsied 40 eslS weeks ago. tue
company have hsen c1n'ttu'ly hau'ing
stone aud gray, from this side and ba last
ing the entire line, which VIII soon ice II
equal n not superior, - any other line 10
tho gOuth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

general land office at Austin IN 1857. ana
shows rarrant o0u' " ~ the most western
county m north Texas, Fort Worth, tnen
hAml't does not rppeur, and Dallas l.
NAKED down ~ the hlrder twn oi tNa'
section Of the 4 t., No railroads are lud
dogu On {. hut M their stead stage T0ufft
trsyerss g.. Somewhat II a change hsB taken
place In tao Lone S'ar state since that time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

The Chronicle, Of San Francisco, Csltor-
mia, publishes a letter from Colonel ID. j.
Williamson. IN army officer and GU nited
States consul, affirming that after long yeara
OF Intense suffering from acute rheumatism
after using all other knowa remedies. tha
hsths NJ other COUNTRIES aud spending $50
90 without relief, he was cured By 81. ia
cobs o |, tha oonqueror Of pain, and has
tnrown away his crutchee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
IR ON u S. ss,l'' m T ~.
tho season. The lre,E, hiss as usual do

tho season, The lrefE, hiss ns usual done
considerable damage 10 wa'er pipes ana Hn'
perluiendsn, Whonlers fusrs ihst much
DAMAGE wi hs done, IL was uouil-d OF
tWrnty-elghi breaks yeaitrtey by noon ana
c0mplfints are siiii r|mirr in, The p'Int
nru laid too near the sufiara nf the ground
sud terminating ~ moat irstsnorl out
doors instead Of inside dw,llugs, ifetsa
readily from the tact that thoy are leit ox-
postd 10 the G 1.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
THE Posr OFFICE,

Post offiss Agent Lucy. al 81. Lnuis, i
In the city aud has decided that 10 IL
BEST 10 have the matter brought up
again and leave the location TO tho best
bidder M will be seen by the advertise
ment of Inspector Smith In another col,
umn which inc udes with suitable rom,
necessary furniture and fixtures. bids
must be In by 10 A. m. Of the 18th INST
This opens up the mater In new hsht'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

The police ara round NC up Tho pnbic
carriers for their license tax. The TX 70
ceiyed nv the ty from this source amounts
annually TO upwards Of 81 600 Those who
engage in the business should bear in
mind that that they must have license he
fore they ply It or elss they subject them
81 Ives to arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
DALLAS AND sT LOUIS SLEEPER.

Remem per the Pullman sleeper inning
TO 81 Louis, through tho Indian territory
leaves Dallas every night via the Missouri
Pacific rail way from the new brick depot.
Berths can be secured only of e. z. Turner
NJ 5O4 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
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DIED.

| TRASK-At his residence. corner OF Pscihc
avenue and Polk t'est. at Top IN. last even
Ing. in the 37.h year OF his age. Mr.. W. d.
Trask.
Funeral will take place Friday morning
| from his ate residence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
RESIDENCE PURCHASED.

Mrs. Nancy B. D ~ purchased yester-
day Of Judge &. N Aldridge his residence
At the corner of Wood and Harwood streets
for 81, 400 cash Judge i.'dridge will room
build u magnificent residence ON his lot on
Hnrwood street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
orrr. or Irs RANIxa.

The Trinity river has overflow wed and the
bottoms west of the city are inundatf d.
The rapid rise OF the water shows that
heavy rains have fallan above the city. II
was sti rising last evening and was iull oil
Srifk uood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Parties wanting unirii"g. decorating,
graining, etc., can call a. 500 Vain street.
WM. ERSEswElE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
MIR. and Mrs. spoopendyke in trouble.

My dear" whimps red Mr.. spoopeu-
dyke. hobblng into his wife's room and
throvins himself into a chair with desc
st. expression of despair on his Wage
my dear. there is something the ms'tet
viii my foot, and can't make out whs
the trouble IS" -.
Nav be it's a stone bruise," suggest d
Mrs Spoopendyke.
'Thst'a AZ Won know about II" grunted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

THE TEXAS ~ PACIFIC RAILWAY
Runs solid trains from Dallas u St. Louis.
mo change Of cars OF any class at Texsr-
eana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
DISTRICT CouRr-uARCu TERM.

Di tritt Clerk J,nes issued Yesterday
writs Of venire f4ciag for grand and peti'
Jurors fnr the March term ~ that CONT
which will b. in session nine we Ia. Thers
will he - jury for each week The civil
docket will have or lGsdeuce IN the order OF
business and from present ind cations o. Pro
will be a good liz docket to dispose Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
ROCK WALL.

ence Rain fell necessarily IN this
county from "Wednesday morning I'll SUE
day evening. A mud blockade ia inevita.
be. Roads are now almost impssSgble.
J. II Tavlor. q promising young attof-
ney OF Dallas, was here last week looking
after the interest OF his clients Ia our coun-
~ court.
The commissioners court convene1 this
morning and will adjust the road bnainra'
% suit the requirements Of the road law,
Mr.. Alt1ur Croytln add Miss Mamie
Cal lway w4re married ~ the residence OF
the BRIDES father l-st Tues lay.
Mr.. r. Holt sud Mas Fannie Scott we're
mar ed yesterday Sunday DR.. Polly OIL
ciated IN both marriages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
REPORTED RAILWAY WRECK

Weak people shouli use Samaritan Ner
vine, the great nerve coraupror.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

s.B, Myers. shsboygsn; Wis, ssy,:
.sr recommend Browns Iron Bit'ers Tor
.-.nersl debility. loss Of appetite and want
.trengtp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

rpBcfore purchasing your
GROCERIES,, rive ms n call,
and examine our stock, which
il most compete, aud CON-
tain. EvtByrs ING In tho
GROCERY LINE. We are
selling Groceries lower thsn
any other house In the city,
and you can SAVE MONEY
by buying from BRYAN .
BRADSHAW, SIS Elm Sc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
AN OLD MAP OF rkxAs.

AN OLD MAP OF rkxAs.
Colonel w. d. Wylie has In bis possession
an old map Of the state OF Texas VI 'ch ie .
curiosifl ~ kind. II Wa issued from the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Parties wanting naii tine. decorating
granting, ETC., can call y, 8 0 NJ ain street.
WM ERSEswEIs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
EI.OTsANI.

See the advertisement of Strauss & Levy,
exclusive wholesale LIQUOR dealers.
To read the notice In the local columns
about the petrified babv. 1t is one OF the
most interesting curlosities ever seen.
Parties wanting painting. decorating
graining, etc. can call ut $40 Vain street.
VIM. ERnENwEIN.
The county commissioners court is still
engaged in discussing road matters. They
have 1888 overseers Of rosds to appoint.
Deputy Sheriff Lewis returned yesterday
morning from GzineFville bringing back,
az prisoner. Mack Williams. who is want
ed here tn anewer TO the charge OF keeping
a disorderly house.
We are informed that ell trains OF the
Bee Line Route from st Louis are running
regularly on time, with no indication q
delay on account Of high waters. Through
cars without change are run as usual oy
this line TO Indianapolis, Gland, Buffalo
and New York daily from 81. Louis.
Mr.. A. X. Hurst. of the firm Of Hurst q
DIR, yfuss. has lett for New York and othei
eastern cit es tor the purpose OF purchas
ing one OF the finest and best seleHted
stocks of Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats
Trunks, valises &c. Goods will begin TO
arrive in about eight or ten days-on Main
street. one door east 1T Douglas Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

sE THIRD SNOW BURsrED
WATER PIPES.
.,.-ht sr' :, Sufficient to whisen the
~ anied oy sleet fell yett-r'
~ l~<sshd tue westneri continues
rclru iha 5hlEd sboW fslt Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Robert q. Ingersolrs father was minis
ter of the last generation, AID for Ions
time pastor OF the Congregational church 81
Madison, Ohio, and at Ash'a 'ult. the place
of the memorable railrosd disaster. He
was successful as q revivslist, and finally
gave M the settled pas'orate 10 order q
saend his time in evsngslis'ic work. He
was c.p.hls Of srousing the emotions 10 a
high pitch Of ecstatic enthusiasm. THIS
description Is by a man Who sat under hi.
ministry, and who also tells ho~ ht'ls Bo
used to engage his fsther in long dispu's
tions. brinsing M the familiar skep lea
puzzles Of the whale, the frogs and the sur
standing still.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14

Mr.. James E Smith, II ,ni'tnn. TeXsI
says: INV wife used Br1wn's Ion B..ters
for indiges ton with great benefit"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-14
TIE PUBLIC CARRIERS.

SCOTS Electric
Tooth brushes for sale by Murdoch &
Baldwin. so Main street.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27
ONCE MORE UNFORTUNATE.

Mr.. Samuel klcbeTt, ui summit Hill,
has been ponlinnteo by the Dem Gratis o
Carbon ior County Treasurer MIR. Rick
ert is All es,innble man. no doubt, but
he has before now run for Office, even ter
County Treasurer, aud has been del, ated
In other words, Democrats ARE used t.
seeing MIR Kicker, run for office witt o t
helping HIM materially. Viii they help
him now any more than they did when
Dong Mclean fl ored him several years
age? Win he run any better IN and
around Summit Hill now than be did
thcI2 Di NJ ,lloy actually support Rick
ert, cordially, honestly and enthusiastic
cally three years ago? Will not Malloy
and Rickert knife" each other this year
each one striving to trade the other tor
votes, Malloy with the Irish and Rlckert
with the Dutch? Can Rlckert afford t"
run again. The ring allowed him to he
beaten betore-wiil they do any better
this yeaI?-Mauch Chuck GAZETTE
Oar esteemed cotemporary is trying t"
hatch ont chickens without eggs. H
has evidently forgotten the little trick"
by which tho Republican rominets were
elected three yerrS ago. We have not
hence We predict the overwhelming elec.
tion Of Mr.. Rickert on the 4th Of No
vember, not only on account OF his hon-
esty and capabiliiy, but M rebuke 10
a few OF the leading kickers" of three
wears AGO"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27

REV. II. w. RFECHFR, IN letter to n
young voter. speaks as follows: who
told you and ny what authority do you
state that Cleveland is lihertine-a no
torious libertin.? Do you regard slander
as part of morality? That story is
slander. Not particle of evIderce has
been adduced to prove that Cleyelhrd is
now an immoral man. That be fell in
one instance, twelve years ago, he frank
ly admits. All the stories of continued
dissipation have been starched and
traced to rle grogshop and the brothel.
Not single witness has even preteuded d
that he knew anything personally and
only hearsay evidence has been bruited
by men who ought to be ashamed to Offer
tn ir ears ns sewers to deus OF infamy
and to suffer their tongues to commit
adultery With notorious lies"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Carriers with bells attached are ad.
vertised 10y st. Louis jeweler 9Th,
Standardization of the pretty pendants"
he declares, sounds delightfully."- melodi-
Gus as the wearer glides gracefully
along"
The New Zealand Government has
authorized an agent TO collect Two hun
dred stoats and vessels for the purpose
OF thinning ont the rabbits in that
colony. Each animal IL expected to cost
about $50 before II is landed.
Stealing horses III Delaware il had
business Tor the thief if caught. Que
was recently senierced to pay the costs
of prosecution, 500 restitution money,
5000 d ae, to stand one hour in the pillery
receive twenty lasbes. and then suffer.
eighteen months imprisonment.
In Boston the policemen report at
once all details they may learn OF a cas-.
ualty. and the law department not only
relies upon early accounts OF such mat
tiers from the police. but EMPLOYS special.
ly trained members of the force to pro-
cure systematic evidence for use in liti-
CATION.
-Sardou has broken ground which
has lain iallow for some time in the nsw
drama for the Porte Saint NJ Irtin Theatre
He has gone back to Roman history Tor
the subject. The drama is named after
the heroine. Tneodera. the famous wife
Of the Emperor Justiuian. and has been
written for Sarah BeTnhaTdt.
The Rev. DIR. GLADDEN. thinks it
must be possible TO shape the organiz4-
tion OF our industries in such a way that
it shall be the daily habit of the work.
man to think OF the interest OF the en-
ployer, aud Of the employer TO think Of
tue interest of the workman. The So
luton Of the problem, lie says, is quite
within the power Of the Christian en-
BlOgsE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27

A tERI Us earthquake shock, closely
resembling that which recently occurred
in this part of the country, was felt 10
Northwestern Ohio and other Western
States on the 18th inst. At Cleveland,
Toledo, Detroit, Aun Arbor and other
points the shock was 30 severe as to rock
buildings, disturb furniture, and set
dishes rat,ling in q quite alarming man
ner There we're three distinct shocks,
lasting, according to different estimates,
from'tSn to thirty seconds. No damage
was anywhere done, though the motion
was sufficient at Delaware, Ohio, to DIS
place the great clock in the Court House
and'siop It's movement, and great muny
people were affected by nausea and diz-
ziness, as well ns badly frightened. The
motion was from west TO east, and was
slj htly ielt as far south as Cincinnati.
and in pants of Ontario, Canada, Oh the
north,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27

OK Saturday The North American, OF
Philadelphia celebrated its centennial
anniversary as daily paper. This was
done in most elaborate manner, the
paper consisting of twelve pages and be-
ing reduced to one cent per copy. A
fac simile copy of its first issne one huu-
dred years ago was also given to each
subscriber. This curious specimen of
journalism in I'VE olden time" was called
The Pennsylvania Packet aud Daily Ad
vertiser and was sold at four pence
(eight cents> per copy, We congratulate
our metropOlitan neighhor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27
In Foreign Lands.
Frcm our own Correspondent.

From our own Correspondent.
PABI,, S-pi. "A, 1884.
The Observing tourist will find much to
admire in the French People. In spite Of
their faults and l"llies in spite Of their frk-
leness aud friyolity they are industrious aud
iragal, clean aud nent in their personal hnh
it's, eou'tecus aud "hliging u one another
and to strangers, as well as patrintie n the
last degree, and possessing unbounded faith
iD ella belle France"
We lett Geneva in the evening and going
BY way OF Lausanne and Pontsrl:er. we
passed over the mountains Of the Jura
range and beflre daylight were tar on our
way to Paris, which we reached at abnut
500 o'clock in the morning. The region
through wfTAsiI we pass before reaching the
city IS evidently one of the most fertile and
best cultivated sections Of eountIy which
can be found in anY land. The neat farm
houses, the well trimmed hedges, the fine
growing erops, the thriving villages. all
give evidence Of a thrifty, prosperous and
happy people.
"Paris is France" ssys the proverb, but
although this may be true to certain ex
tent, it is also true that the Frenchman OF
the provinces possesses the national virtues
in a far grester degree than does the PARIS
Ian, while the national vices crop out far
more prominently in the dwellers in the
national metropolis. The contrast between
the cities Of London and Paris is very great
aud in not one point, not even on the score
of visible wickedness,is the comparison un-
favorable to the continental city.
The French MetroI oils is located on both
sides Of the river Seine aud on the islands
Of the City and ST. Lonis, by Tar the larger
portion being upon the northern bauk, It's
population is about two and a quarter anil.
lions and ils walls are twenty-five miles 10
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-27

AT Especial meeting of the Republican
State committee. at the headquarters,
Philadelphia, Tuesday, the vacancy on
the Electoral ticket caused by the death
of Judge John Leistnring was filled by
the unanimous election Of General Will
liam Lilly, of Maueh Chunk. Nearly
oil the members of the committee were
present and Senator Don Cameron was
in the room during part of the session.