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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05
LrMpER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

Me,srs. ]. Bell, Forsyth & Co., OF QUE
hoe la their annual lumber circular, state
that the past year has been very unsatls'ac'
tory both to ths manufacturer ana snip'
per. The total supply OF Canadian Jumper
except white pine. has been moderate, the
export has been rather above the average oil
the mast five years, and the stock wintering
ia lieht. in some cases considerably under
The average. The trade with South Amer
ica il again increasing, and the exports are
largely in excess of last year. The supply
of white pine has been much greater tnhn
is now required.
QUOTA rIoss TODAY.
pRICK-At the silns 10 10 90 kiln
sTONF-At the Dallas quhrries, &c per ens ~,
foot; lie for foundation; ltc for WALL ana 200 io
LIN EXPERIMENTATION Pine, rough. 2 20 per lcI
fae,' over "a feet Ia tnRih, %. Ihtchc1 ans
dressed nooilng ond hnishing 2 20, = ceinnS
90 ceinDs oo ye ~. s,,oI nl'' connSn' "a
init pine ricins. nItt ccrnion, a -. .oo,,,a
common, ~; poplar siding - &c ss' &c seoo i
lar selling q CO ssh a1d Tsin 1oss az ~ ~ , gS
Tslnisl f25 OoGl5O 90. Common oocts 0's
| Z ef. sash. e565 % a. 10 a.ze. -. -.
shIEGL ptua lOF4 ~ 80.
| nine 4 5Or5 co. cvrfoss h1 ]. O0 no. .
III EsiER pARfs-Fer barrel. 4 o0si 90. -
CEMENT Rs-sadAi,. ", Lo1.s'iAe. . ~
re GfM SnS 'FLuEs-e inch, c7xc inoh, tcci
/! nj celiing JOINT 20: binch csn SOC inct
/ cctl,I z loint IS irch esp DO, 90. a..
"pRkTN PIfE-S iLcL. Ice 81 lccg finch, 20
| A inch g7kfr inch, sfc inch SOC.
MIXED PAlSTS-Reany Tor use ana ~ ooi
ors Is per gal. AL the ustt-i i.oc stsn
AS maze are on sale ~ Dallas draitra
rsvtifTF I,FsD-etricify rur. 6 sac IS.
! WfNDCW CLAsS-sxi0 to l0xi2 SO; ioxl
m lax2l $50, 1874 20 20x2s p75, less ~ percen
| IINN-ssrst<feu. A,saL. z " li-f ourit.. ga.
/ m Deu,eol car LOIS, 9oC Per nafTn- %
| Ds,ls- IN iosz orr cor hrshoi 80
| HArR-per pound. sd9hc.
| poeTs-cc3ar. ~ 50 Bols dare. 49,
| LATHe--4 60 per loo
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TRADE ITEMS.

Hitherto the hard soaps made IN this
country were almost exclusively from ami
M al fats In the south OF Europe. wheIe
tie olive grows abundantly, the poorer
kinds OF olive oil are used for soap'making'
Cotton seed oil is entering largely into use
with Texas man ufacturers ana an e3cehen'
article is the result. IL IL being TO mace
here at Dallas.
An inyentor is experimenting upon Q
portable oil mill. with the object OF making
A machine for the use OF ginners, thklhe Tue
cotton seed as they leave the GIN, ehPres'
sing the oil and lesyiDg the residue meal,
hulis, etc j Ia The beet poSsioIu conuit'Vn
fer the farmers use as fertillZer'
The number OF failures in the nlted
KINGDOM, reported to Kemp's Mercantile
t;szstie for the week ending December IL,
WIS oGi AGAINST 50 and 2S2 ia Ike weeks re-
spectiyelv oil 1882 and 1851 OF these hns,
land ana Wales had 227 against 20 and
25G: Scotland 30 against IL and Il; ara Ire
land against j anu D. ,,, ...,
Foreign exchanges are discussing ph1,
iected snip canal TO connect the Baltlc WIN
The BLACK sea The cost IL estimated az
S24 900 GOO; but in case 1t Is made avsllsole
Tor war vessels, 1t will cost about s5o wv
600. The plan contemplates three lllths Oh
the expense 10 to be borne by huasia, Tue
remainder to tall equally ON Hanover an9
Olderbure, and }e cities oil bremen anu
The Cisyeland J rade Review, published
Saturday. gives sport OF manufacturing
Industries OF Ohio gties' Those reported
conta,ned. in 1888 5000 establishments,
Wit an aggregate 'apital of sl22,OO0 GOO,
employed 10000 b ,nds. and turned OUT
PRODUCTS valued at 5 y3s co., GOO per anhun'
r. is reported that the majority oil manu-
fsctures ran steadily through the past year
snd that the volume of business was ABOUT
the same az that in 1882, although the PROF.
its were less. Several new INDUSTRIES nave
beeen established during the year.
90 Saturday last the Northwestern MAJ,
ME Dealers association concluded Its annual
session al the fremont house electipg ON
GERS and resolving on par tial rate schtouls'
q. Z, Munger, OF Chicago, was mace presl'
dent of the ORGANIZATION Tor the next year,
and K. II, Bradbury,o st. Louis, secretsry
and treasurer. The prices OF all marble
pToduced in this country, As they now exis'
in the east. were adopted, with the oinef'
ence mad by the freightage from the sea
hoard here. No prices on imported marble
were fixed, as the importers have net oe,
cided on them themselves. The prices o.
marhle this year, as adopted by the associ'
alto. are about IL per cent. less than
LAST wears. The caure OF the reuucnon "
ssid 10 be overproduction and the general
s,sgnation in trade.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

At st. Louis during the year Just ended
wool receipts were ls,s6S,7D. The ship
inert of nearly 100000 pounds in receipts
and 4 900 GOO in shipments. Reports o.
shipments always exceeds receipts. Inc
excess 1, due 10 the fact that wool gathered
by butchers Is not counted with receipts
bu, appears in the report OF shipments
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
wOOL--MexicGn, fres OF burrs, llGllSc meA.
ican improved. latc17c; coarse, lGeplsc; coesi
medium, iSa19c; medium, 10000; nne medium
9gA22o fine wool, according 10 dirt and con-
dltion, l4a22c; bury, 239c per pound lesf
HIpFs--Henvy hides II pounds and up
sound. lsc; hight hides. under II pounds free o.
cribs, lOc; light hides damaged or o!ie grub o.
n,o-e, Sibulls, bad and damaged, o. ofy SAT-
al. ID wei sailed, 70; groom hides, Co.,
PELTRIEs-Dser skins 2oaZ2o antelope, lag
15c seal siilns 10 p25c; sheep pclts, as per WOOL
lO0csc: shearllrgd. lOnltc. re-
TLLLOW-rrirne tallow, CO; tallow grease, 90
5;{c; or ease yellow 10 brown, 4H5c,
LEES wAX-prinie yellow. 7Oo; oarR sno adu'
t~rat.., lkl0lln
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The same cause that dtprr .ca clttoh re
ceipts Effects grain. However retail deaf
ers obtained a supply OF all kinds OF Ei"iu
sufficient TO meet demand OF cor sumtrs
SHIPMENTS to-day were . car al corn, o.
oats and mixed car oil corn and bran. one
car of oats and Of corn was received nom
Arlington. Prices remain as quoieo' ,,
What Choice. co. medium, low grace Wy
Nicaragua. tut 53C.
EYE-komipai ~ Co; northern, s5c.
BARJLY- s0t-l59 1T, -
0HTk-Choioe. SIC. sacked, &c higher.
El.JUR--ratcni, 3 GO. early bfeakias,
l5 cream coda, VO6s3 0O pure CO am; ~
Todd Mills: Patent 50 Union, l5 fImri'
Flower. 3 20, star, Chain, 20.
BRAN-At mills, 76c; In store. 9tc.
CORNMEAL-Fine bolted per 100 ponhot
7ac. -,
HoMINY AND GRITs-5 60 per barrel 81,
FhkD- Chopptn com per Ia POUNDS ~
chopped corn and oats PER 100 pounds. Lou
corr, bran per l00 rounds, 4Oc
GRAHAM Flour fer 100 pounds. SCu
HAY-park. OO@S co. bright, 10 w ron
stores, prsirie, baled. dark, 8 90 bIighI
ii 90 bright free Oh board car, II w
INLET sEEn-5ee German millet 7oc
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

SOLE LEATHER-Louisyills hetyy no
brandsl q: do heavy, 10 do medium Sno
brandsl 30: DO medium, 81; Bnhifnore ala csl'
%. MatamoTaF, & - ,.x a
HARNESS iEATHER-osk No. ], $; NO z
exira 81; No. 2 50; No. !, hef1lock' 81 NO :
'FRgNtH CALFsKIN-l 1901 IS. according
pill lDELrHIA CALFsKIN--i;o. 4. lOa
l III PHI 10 LDk hi KIPs-No /. sscSi ot
According 70 weight 49, ....-
hack bands, IS. 81 men ooilon .soa
handr i 40 Duck oollarr, 60 4 inch cotton
hsok hands. c5 sZ-6-2 trace chains, ~
si-t~-s traoe chains. 4oc. Ck--s-2 trace chain,,
,5c. 7-s-l trace chains SOC; no. hoot
hs-ds 4 q r.. a2S No. 2 O. No. ,. wei
az tara rcre Ia IS No web hGiiefs rcTe-
| "a 70.
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FISH, OYSTERS AND Ans

FIsH-Red. sheephead and Trout l2c; Now
I'll roc. Fresh water ash, dressed, Ice.
oYsTEBS--BalttTaore. pes doc XhA, oJ'
med mr., 4 &C; Mobn3 select, 90 Baltimore Sc,
lect, G so; Aatago.ca soc Berwicks pay 20
'tGAMF-ve,.ison and antelope. SOS Buffalo,
4 Ducks per dozen, 2 Coz quail, 20. VIA tna-
kovs. 6 OSse o.; grouse, so. Squirrels. oc'
rabbits 90 lack rabbits 2,
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Liquors.
oror,rIors TO-DAY.

ALCOHOL soper gal 3. Pes h,gh ~. rir -,
WHIsRY-hectihcd, cye ~ ~ ~. IA "a
49, :, M three wears old 2562 50s fancy, ex'
10 IA WHISKY. q o065 90. ~ per aEe.
wIrEs-Clarct IN csses ooe5 " rer eu VI
X W. -, gslion. o0af4 OF Hsderia, per gal
ian' ,sosss 90 uhi,e vine ir fes so1le % o.
cHANPAGSE-Jnlos Me- {, z Co, = v' e. 10 -
aeid;ict II s,.hes . . d cb A.; s oa
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Snicc fsian,is

arc NOT laden With more fragrance than
breatn rendered pure and aromatic with
snzodont, which restores Wilderness TO yer
10, teeth ard foundupss 10 detective ones.
~either MAJ nor woman can hope TO carry
anv point BY the force Of persuasion, with 2
m sufh ful OF unclean. discolored teetn ara
~, ,,nnleasant breaih, sozodont remedies
18th ,bers repulsive physical traits, and Is
nre-eminently healihful as well rs tnec'
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Attention,

Wanted, for every town and city OF Texas
a LADY or gentleman repres entauve. Inv
only csuiiai required is energy, and exclus'
i've rights given TO any sne willing 10 ear 4
lrop tn 20 twenty dollars day. WORK
both honorable and permanent, as well As
benfficial 10 al parties Concerned.
For particulars call a. 100 Commerce
sweet. Dallas. Texas. from 10 TO II IN tne
forenoon and ? TO 5 in the eliernorn.
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GUEENSWAI,E.
nunrh~roNs To-Day.

AsscrrED CRATES--i0 Ooe7S 70. o..
TUNE Ez5--S6c Il so per dosen; VO@s "
pcr bog, g1blcts, 5lf6 90 per barrel
STOlyL,, n....- Per 100 gallons, 10 OO9l2 90
LAMFs-n. H., - 20 a. H., so; leine chin
ncve q 90 rar hns assorted cask lamps. " w.
FRENCH CHINA-iOc franck.
eTERLINCi GOODS-5.62 per s.
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axeriil Nixed Paints.

I guarantee this paint will prove salts
factory when applied according 10 olIec'
lions do not mean guarantee 81 salts.
ton only when first applied, as every paint
IL satisfactory when first applied, but my
yuarantee embraces sufficient time 70
properly test the merits OF the paints. MY
friends and customers in the country are
Authorized to protect this guarantee. 40
dress all orders to II. HAMILTON, Dallas.
niies. wall paper, window glass, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-05

no Ill who are suffering nom the errcrs
and indiscrffions. OF youth, nervous weak,
ness. carly decay. loss Of manhood, etc, !
Vii ssnd q recipe that win cure ron. nee o!
chrrve. This great remedy wac discovered
by Missionary IN South Anez1ea. ssno
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QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY

QUuTATlONh lO-pAf.
Mems kip brogsns, from 05@l Do
Boys kip brogans, from sOtgl 90
Mems L. calf brogans, from ! COAL rs.
Bows y. calf brotans. from 95eDl D.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows. 00pl 30.
Boys kip 2.buckie plows, S5@l p
Mems buff balls. congress and button, 1902 20,
Mems calf balls. congress and button. 2 5000 30.
MEMS kip boots q 00G2S so.
Men p calf boots, "a 00di5 90.
Mems calf boots, rs 00G60 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00gls 90.
BOYS 7. 80 I boots, 10 50@2 90.
BOYS cal. .oots, % so c27 90.
Women's ~ hip polkns I5@s1hc.
Miss D kip polkas 60G7Oc.
Child's IN kip polkas all size, 4aat5c.
Chllds kip polkas, al sizes. 55f65c.
women's calf peg and SIS polish, J 0oml TO-
Misses calf peg and SIS polish. 90el 10.
Women's bun sewed polish, zeal 3.
Women calf sewed polish, 1901 oIh;-
women's Grain sewed and polish 9o9l 20
Moments Md scwed Goal 7b.
women's goat sowed polish. % TO 70
Women's grain sewed button or 10 -
Women kid sewed button. On 10 seq.
Women's goat sewed button. 75to29
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Among the queer packages which passed
In the local mail agents hands at the depot
ia Cumberland, Maryland, on the dav be-
fore Christmas. was u pair OF heavy boots,
which the sender desired 10 registered.
II was sscertained that they, were too
heavy 10 70 as a pair. The boots were
therefore done up in seperate bundles and
90 nj az RI pistered matter.
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THE HERALD: SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3

Also agents for the celebrated Hartman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamn Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchl ndise.
Write for catalogue and price lists.
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ito
Ome
and INF omce nj iom keep
rye quaE In
osw
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-01
WASHINGTON Letter.

FHoM Our REGULAR CoRREsroNDENT.)
April, 2Sth. 1884,
During the past week Congressional
oratory was expended on variety of
subjects. Among them may be men
toned Pensions, Pleuro-Pneumonia;
Bankruptcy; More money for the Navy;
the repeal of the statute limiting the
tenure of office; and measures affecting
the laboring classes. The latter ques-
ton in connection with the bill which
was passed for creating bureau of
labor statistics, proved fruitful sub
iect for speech making, q number of
Members urging that favorite claim of
demagogues, that the Government is
disposed to discriminate against the
workingman's rights. Representative
Hopkins of Penn. an earnest advocate
of the bill made some remarks that
were we'll received. He said some
spasmodic and feeble efforts had been
made to supply this want, and that
theories would continue to be advocat
ed and controverted until some well
established tombstone could beapplied,
which would cryatalize them in facts or
dispel them as dreams. In asking for
the passage of this bill he said he was
speaking in behalf of over ten millions
of laborers in this country who were
anxiously watching these proceedings.
This House of Representatives had
shown a disposition to atone for neglect
by creating a committee to consider ali
matters pertaining to labor. This re-
cocnition.h claimed had been CRATE
fully appreciated, and the eyes of the
tolers were turned to Congress with an
earnest hope and expectation that their
welfare would be thoughtfully consider,
ed. The orator did not expect this
measure to be panacea for the ills
that afll;ct the laboringman; bat
thought it would enable Congress to
obtain the knowledge Of their sltua-
ton which is essential to any just leg
islati0n in their interest.
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Wide Awake Druggists.

NJ. E. Leathcrman is always alive to
bis business, and spare 40 pains TO Sc
cure the best ofcvcry article IN his line.
He has secured the agency for the
celebrated Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. The only certain
cure known for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Hoarscncss, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, or any affection Of the
Threat and Lungs, Sold on a positive
guarantee Trial Bottles free, Regu-
lar size 800.
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~. 2Ts:2Ssss ETssiay.

IN me CcWt court for fre031cE conn
y, sltf'n IN Equity.
March Term, 1884
Martin 7 Bussard.
George II. llssard, Samuel F. Bussard, MAJ:
garoC Bussar,l and others.
In the matr of the Auditors Report filed
the l,'h day = April, 1884.
ORNEREL;hpt on the 18th day Of May
1874, the CouiwiIl proceed to act upon the
third Report olhe Auditor, filed ms aiurc-
said, in the aboy cause, to finally ratiiy and
confirm the sam unless cause to the con
trary thereof be ,own before said day; pro-
ridcd Il copy oft order be inserted IN some
newspaper pubis,d in Frederick County
for two successive ccks prior to said day
Dated this Eth " of April 1884.
ADOLPllU FEARUAKE, Jr.
Clerk of The Circuit curt fer Frederick Co
True Copy, Test:
NOTWITHSTANDING, Jr.
Apr II st. Clerk.
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Reform.

Our readers have heard the word tax
en- by us for the title of this article for
about eight years, as often as any other
in the English vocabulary, possibly ex-
cepting the articles "a, or an and the
and the coniunc,ions eff and "and'';
they have heard all the possible changes
rang upon it by both political parties;
they have seen one presidential election
fought and Won and lost, all in one
time and motion; they have heard of
reform within the party" and reform
impossible except by change; they
have been told of and promised reform
in the National government in the
State government and in the County;
it's promises will likely ring in their
ears for years to come, first because 1t
has been dnned so persstcntly and so
loudly and further because the po'iti-
clans still have reason to believe that
the people have not let go their hold
upon the forlorh hope of the genuine
ness of political promises of reform.
We are not sure that there have been
no decisive reforms carried into effect
in this country, state or county within
the past ten years, but we are OF the
opinion that for every reform made
practical there have been thought out
and put in execution two abuses.
We have just passed through an era
of pretentious reform sentiment IN
Frederick county, each political party
having through Its various instrument
alities put in motion its reform legls-
lation and we are about to experience
the full benefit of what has been done.
As we have already informed our
readers, the incumbent in Office will
endaavor to have the law set aside,
which was aimed at a reduction Of the
enormous and unealned profits of the
SheriH's Office and on Friday and Sat
urday last, eminent counsel were en-
gagged BY both sides,in a tilt between
the county commissioners and the mag
istrates of Frederick city, who We're
summoned before the board to make
good, or fail upon, the vil,ainoos
charges made against the county, Of the
methods Of which, a full eXpoitio
has already been made in the columns
of TIE CLARION.
We gave the result Of our inquiries
into the possible practical future wofk-
ing Of the "reform" local legislation
last week, which may he thus stated
"wait and learn but from the present
apparent disposition of such as will be
affected by those treasures, we may
predicate fight against all possible
reform, the cost Of which even should
it eventuate in the best possible, will
probably balance the savings and viii
only have as net clear gain, the dem
cnstration of the fact that the Office
holding class never will give up the
good things of office until the last re
sources have proven unayalling and as
that class are relied upon to furnish
the "sinews" Of the campaign, polltl-
Clans may not BE- too readily relied mp
on to formulate laws detrimental to
their interests. This reduces the issue
of reform to a question Of last resort,
the people, ard until they are active,
persistent and blind as Justice in a
non partisan demand, the hollow cry Of
reform will have for its echo, the taunt-
ing laugh of successful abuse.
s
TCs.n-ys.axhsaS A.pV "a
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MARY ANN SEXTON,

late of Frederick county, Maryland, deceased,
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hcrc'y warned io'cNhihit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thcnicatcl to the subscriber, on or before
the Isl day Of November, 1884, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all ben
eft of said estate.
Gwen under my hand this ,,h day Of
April, a. d., 1884. -
GEO. a. HOOVER,
MnY1 1t Administrator.
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Thousands say So.

Mr.. r. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan,
writes: II never hesitate to recommend
your Electric Bitters to my customers,
they give entire satisfaction and are
rapid Sellers Electric Bitters are the
purest aud best medicine known and
will positively cure Kidney and Liver
complaints Purify the blood and reg
uIato the bowels. No family can afford
to be without them. They will save
hundreds Of dollars in doctors bills
every year, Sold at fifty cents a bottle
by NJ +. Leathcrman
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Clone Oa.d of Business.

I wish to inform the public that | have
sold my warehouse property at Graccham
and will quit sad business ON
MA Y lSt, 1884,
and rs am anxious to close up my bust
ness AS soon rs possible earnestly request
all persons knowing themselves to be IN
d"hlrd to ne to come at once and settle
with me either by payment or note not later
than the
E5th ofhpris, 1854.
also wish to notify the public my sue
CessOrS
MESSRS. COBLENTZ & SMITH,
will continue the manufacturing and sale Of
my fertilizer brand, which have given such
general satisfaction. Thanking the public
for their liberal patronage during the past
four years and soliciting a continuance of
the same ior my successors | remain
Yours truly,
Feb 81 At. =. III ksIRELY.
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Coughs, Colds, ta:arris, Con-
snnlDiinN.

All Throat, Breast. and Lung Affections
cured Nv the old-csiablishcd "SWAINES
WILD ClILRRY.' Tie first dose gives re
lief, and speedy cure follows. % Cts, or
Al 90 At Drungis $.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-05-01

We give in the following table of prices,
the ratings of Tuesday previous to our
issue, as Liz wise that OF the Tuesday a-"cch
previous. BY his method we inform or
readers, at glance, oftlc course Of the MR.
hci, which is rs essential as n knowledge Of
the present week.
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Newspaper Law Decisions.

4. ANY person who takes paper regularly from
the postniice whether directed to his name or an
other or whether he has subscribed or motifs re-
sponsible for the payment.
If any person orders his paper discontinued, he
she must pay all the arrcarages or the pFbliihcr
may continue to send it until payment is made
and collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the office not.
No paper will be discontinued until paid up.
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Deeriug Irvine Binder.

The first t'ing that 4 wise man wants
when buying any piece of machinery, is to
sec it work; when he sees it work he wants
to examine it, and sec if he can understand
it; if he cannot, he naturally feels little
dubious and concludes that while il may he
all right, yet he prefers something IN which
the why and wherefore of every operation
is plain; but when, on the ether haud in
trying Binder, he finds one that is so SIM
pie that he cannot fail to see the cause Of
every effect, he says at once, This is the
Binder to buy This is the great beauty of
the Deering T~ine Rnder Light draft,
light wcig and simplicity. The knottcr
alone which is the most important
part of the Binder has less than one-half
The number of parts of any other binding
Machine in exists nee. 1t has no springs
and is 50 constructed that it cannot get out
of order nor Tail to bind every bundle, All
the gearing of the Binder is in the rear max
ing it bnlanc Cd mnchinc, and leaving no
weight on tie horses nc2ks In addition to
D"cring STANDARD, | have the Decring
Junior, weighing 500 pounds less than tie
already light Standard Dccring Will he
cad to furnish fifty six names of response
bic farmers WHO bought and used Dccring
Binders last season on application. Also,
the
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