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The Labor enquirer., 1884-11-15
suppor1tnR Their Friends.

Coal CREEK, Colo, Sept. 19.--At u
regular meeting of local assembly 24O4
held on September l9, the following reso-
luton was adopted: Et -....
Resolved. That all members of local
assembly 24O4 patronize any and all
business men who advertise in the En-
terprise, of Fremont county, and THE
LABOR ENQUIRER, Of Denver, in prefer
enee to all others. : h.
: ,-I M COMMITTEE,
Seal Local Assembly 2404.
(J 5G Il r
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CARPENTERS.

Carpenters Union No. IS meets every
Saturday evening at 7:S0 p. m, in Euclid
hall.
THos. MUIRHEAD, President.
A. n. HIGGINs, Secretary.
J. u. BAILEY, Deputy State Organizer.
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"anfn6.

My friends to call at my new dental Office
$40 Arapahoe street. S. T. PEEr.
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LOCAL LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.

TRADES ASSEMBLY.
The Trades Assembly of Denver and
Vicinity meets on the second and fourth Sun
lays Of each month.
J.D. VAUGHN, President.
Q l.. MERRITT, Secretary, News office,
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MEDICAL
Smiths Extract d Nay Flower.
TheTlmeTrlod andUnlyersnllyApproycdRomody
forall Dlseasca OF the Bladder and Kidneys
10 Positively Cures where all
Other Remedies Have Fall
ell 10 Produce Relief.

"Brlghrs Disease OF IN Kidneys" n fearful
scourgc which spares neither age. sex nor condi'
ton, becomes an incunble disease only for the
want OF timely attention. II allowed to work ils
rayagcs unchecked until Il has fastened upon tho
yals ifs victim no medical skin can release tn
hold; Il claims It's prey. and annually numbers It's
victims by the thousand A timely use Of
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
viii positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion. we cite you 10 the numberless ies'-
monials In our possession. and quote such emil
ncnt authorities rs Dr. III Ives, OF New Haven,
Conn, aud Dr. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
pensalory) Asl, your own physician II these
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life mlhcr than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised mcdi-
cine Decide now. Il may not be too late
Smiths Extract OF May Flower
IS natures own remedy II Is no vile deoocton
Of nnuscous drugs and dangerous chemicals. May
Flower IS a modest little plant which grows In
New Foundland, in Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
It's duretlc and as,ringcnt In Us properties, and
has frequently been used to great advantage In
Diarrhtna and Bowel Complaints oil children. Its
great merit, however Is In It's gentle and es'slcnt
action on the Kidneys. II removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores hesysem
TO healthy condition II promptly relieves pains
In the back and loins. In cases OF weak and deli
cate females ia value is beyond computation.
But for the natural modesty of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity.
we might publish hundreds OF testimonials Of
inostimablc benefits derived from It's use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. II is yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only by S. Il. Smith & Bro, covington.
Ky. For sale by all druggists.
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OUrrOS.

PaicRs OF mldillng cotton today arc as fol-
lows: New Orleans, II 6-l6 Galveston. II ID;
New York, II 81; Liverpool, 63.i0d Tn isg
fracliOnA advance a. al. The piint, named cx.
capt New orb, which has no advanced sl0ce
two DAYS A ml,iakc occurred "a rcpOs Ing
New orleans pot, yesierday aud the above
gives 4 correctly.
This m vlineit OF the CROP as indlostel by tel.
egrms TO he Commercial aud f,Gancal Cnrlu-
icle shows that for the Sefk ending The an
inst, the total receipts hsvo ieichef 1921
bales, az iinst 81 Si hirs last week y G35 bales
the previous week aud 80 $40 Dalrr thros weeks
since; making The totu tnceipls ducr I ne
lat OF September 1883 4,flq6 T., nales again {
5,loS fQj b les for tie sam perioi % l.S2 81
showing deere ise slpce epiem !, 1851 Of
10 S29 Dales Expo & for the sam ok reach
totsi OF u, 1874 b,les. OF which 30inlj wer TO
Great Britain, 1904 - France and IL IA 30 the
rest OF the Continent. while N stocks ~
made up this ev, ming arc nnw Csqlh bdos
The visible supply OF cotton -nieh', as male
up by cattle and telegraph, tx ~ iolowsi The
o0niiueaisl stocks, ms vel as those Tor -reat
Dritaiu END tho anoai, arc this weeks retnrDs,
0nd cons quen.ly all IN. Cur pesn figures are
brought DOM 70 Thursday CIV ming. hut %
make The totals the oDaplete figures Tor t0-nigh'
april ~ we add the item OF ex ,ors from the
United S ats. iaclu ilng In II the exports Of
yddsy only.
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FINANCE AND COTTON.
FINANCIAL.

TINS reduction OF the bubble ieb, duhns last
month was over 81. 0Oo AMI that Tor th
nine months cnded March jlsi wN nearly ls2,
0oOWO apaiat 500 o. sni .li20 00h 70.
80 tvclv Tor tho tso corroipo al <. pennds OF
be last fiscal year The largo reiu ton foi
March. which exceeds that Tor any previous
month OF the current fiscal year cxccpi sep
Somber was maiuiyowing 20 the fsct tnst A'
Than $1,000 was paid for pensions d 1ring the
month. InMsIeh & last year alb ~ 10 O0uvl
was 20 dl.bnrs'd. The receipts for the month
show \ falling or as c'mnsred wan "a
onrospouding month OF last yearof about iAQsl
IucoJ. The interest besrinR debt shows q due
ion IN The month OF about slGeO0jl wnich
Fedu ton appeAIe entirely perc NJ bonds
rhe gold coin ard bu lion uui sh1ws ialllns
BIZ for tho month OF nearly n,V0lOOl rms
9oir age for tho month amounted la vlu 70
ks33C99 A. of which 800 30 was IN u W dol
Ian. The sllver. dollars now held ~ che iregs'
MY are In rou1d unmhers l29 V0pVOo, a IN
oeSase OF yer =, o. 90 a Ifing We mo IT, show
ipR that the eude ,yor TO force or keep them IL
olfculali,n cont lues ~ be- failure. This 1, y
fact howeye. which our legislaos ara very
allow To psfCylra.
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bought until pfic1a mendei m quoted above.
Corn ~ 5.s higher, at On chgo closing 10 day
90 l-tfr May aud IA for Juto
Chicago -Ptoyl.loas Pork Is IS cent. per bar.
rel higher Tor May and hiRher for Jn O.. A,
close iO.i y May sold 4 fi5.l2 Ia and in 10
PORK sold NJ sl7.27i2 Lard Is - oents higher.
MAY lard clOsed at N57 - and jane at SCI.
MEN YORK.
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Total visible snpply.

TOLNI VitIUTc HUOpIy s.sslUIf.- d oVV UVJ
The imports into continental ports this wcsE
have been 81. O0j bales.
The above ngufcs Indicate n decrease ~ tho
cotton in sight 10 night OF 36j 800 bales ~ COM
pared with tho ans date OF 1888.
The total receipts from the plantations sinn
4 0optember L. 1855 were COS 500 bRlei; 1882.
q were 5,6i9i67 biles; IN 1-Sl-s2 we.ef5'5,6l
bales aud athOu IN the rec .ipW at the Outp0r. &
1ho past week Nufe 81 COL bales, the actual
woyement from plantations was only 40
tho irtsrior towns. Last year tho fecei pts from
Ne plAntations for the sne week wofe 6S $50
bales aud for lSS, they weia 2722) Dsles.
I. In the table bslow We give the receipts from
I planiations In another form. and add 10 tnom
Aho ne. ov srland NOV mcnt 10 Abrl ], aud also
'(he akings OF southern splnnefs % the same
date 70 Us 70 Rive substantially the amount Of
cotton now In sIgsi.
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isu a.,vu m.iiissv uuD.', 80 iasoa, olo0
sid gili binding, 10 cents, same ~ paper oovsl.
% coats. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood. "
cents; pamphlet cents, securely fealed. BY
msl. send money or postage stamps. Or.
WHITTIER, tho Great Specialist 6i7 d.
Chaiies ftsi. &C., Louis, No
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T IMPROVES TRt QUALITY or

llSnVg II 'I AuALitt VI
the D,oeieEl risithg.l D., uDllsthore-
fpro u fino tgiriGg, 1Hl rofrecfiro
IN caaes all rhr3u e. ~ IiddicJ which
rro associated with rn iMpoYEnfsHiD
rrAIT or TuE BLOOD Those all yield
;horcgrlutirg AZ uourishina prop
orlies lis great food tonic oleinonis.
ltcompenlntos for tho toss ~ rifdlfN,
Induced by COnsuHgSoN, tdfGUN or
bronchial and INgOnt ancenons' ie
srin s.iHrdu fem i3e Deb uiU ana
lolmburgc Tho Female physique Tor
;h0s1 iogsog IF rit0'iB nucompany-
iu'; compirifits PECULIAR 20 ne Sr1's
nfYfheraafFsiiiJ thc.r own children
and driirVf0 srouics VINO expect 70
become mothers uuI bring up cigar-
Qua children shout 4 BY all means usO
a. ~ tciu restore sufferers IrGns
Mental or Nervous prosiF0 lion nfis-
lug from Orer- ir0i;, slrrcssc5 or
gF0irGrfos DiscOse. IL VNt ruD
Drunkenness ana tho OpiuM Hdbas
--for 40 tho app no grows hrglth.er
anl digestion moro vigorous through
mo use OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dos away until totally o2-
tinct. utsHiJh - . 'ncficigi 90 lircr
(0npl0intl, Nh rim Ecrcr. Qnd
ALL Afai1F,cf Disc0soi and Tor tho
dnbill;aunc effects OF tercr oj Gav
Kind 70 mas no cgial. " TcpnhS
trGsir, iilprorrs Digestion 0sid Up
pefifc. and affords tho Dyspcpi'o M
caiid an cstslH 0ygimitdJio ordcio
Of fsOd. and L. 10 pleasant tc tho tlsio
that tho mos; ecGaiiivo palate VIII ho'
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IN no Head the vital nnli pessng nncbsorbed
m the uline, n, q many other diseases that load
90 insrii'v and dosih
yaE ENa;IsH MEDICAL xN,TIrUTG
Will agrce ~ forfeit 1--WE Hundred Dollnrs
for a case Of tbs tiud the Nt,AL MSS CORA
TIVE tuuder their sporlai advice nad treat.
UouO VIII Mt cure or Tor anything impure or
nInrpg 'pund IN n. TuE Esutfsd NEEsl-
GAL IssrirUTE treats all Private Disasos
succc sully without mercury Cousuitsttoa
Free. Thorough examination ard advice, In.
cluding Analysis . urine. 2 81. Peco OF Vital
quantity IS. 90, sent N any aidfe on receipt n
price, or q. o D INC o ID sent Without q
as guaranteed secure from observe lon, and
@Epioai. INsTf u1E. rs olive street. s.
L,nis Missouri.
Wholesale Agents. j. j. SCOTT n CO.. CAL
weston. Texas
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THIS G2EGT IAblisH REMEDY

II q nCrrrfillug tontf
tor Ncry0 us chility'
exhausted Vitality. Som
iual Weskness. epei
innt1irt o'a, J. o b \
MANHOOD, impctrIi-
cy, Para !,ls ant all IN
tr ible effects Of Belfs
Abus youthful follieA
nndsxot Sscf IN inaiurcl
70 r. such ~ lOsA Of
N'morv.L ,ssitu lie, Moo
iurnal Er isglons, Aver
tlou H. socioly, Dim.
~a.u ~ Va an Nniaox
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Tn 4 K dneys nc.
, as purifiers OF tho
b BOD. IN when
, toei functions are
intoIfered with
through wcatress.
they ne a coming.
They become heal.
lhnuliy aeiiva BY
tne uYe of Hostel
ters Stomach Bit
terry, Is hes falling
sbnft Off lietfr N
otherROurcos This
supe b siimuiailDs
tOn,O HlsO prevents
nnd trres's { yer
AID Ggur, corfti'
nail u, liver c m
p Elm, dyspepsia.
IN uma'lsm md
other ailments: MS
81 Nth r, gulaiity
4 zeal r en ra Ally
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MEDICAL

- AZ. AJ0ANA bIN4NA "a fRANOk,
mas maze - hik skcrn Tor "a tate o. Texas 20
,rli he uCv.r.fsiing remedy NaufrVs usiApur
be ic,iorativr or Nita.istr' Al eIeotsd with
noiVous DEBILITY, less Of rnsnhooG cIc Nm
dstd dirge,ca should ~ once . oolifs bic iruulx
iioll which 10 learn the tsue, 81 tho diseanoo
shove 2 putioncd iheL ~ unrc " yircuro frOn
- of through M by youi dirkH s'cr y eypress
he ucYcr-ailiny rqnedT
oRownus 4 BALDWIN
Wholesale Druggists, gallrf, T0xAA
Rv faesfi rf s,-~rn f'~''s ~ = 4. 4 WslVauns
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TO pAYsICIANs kNO INVhLIDS.

TO PHYSICIANS END lHghLipS.
An nnnlysls Ct % CaM,ns LiCrid Beg
gonic,' by Tho eminent chemist. Arthur
MILL IIAssALL. AID, IRIS, - London
Englnnd and an "naurrcuies. ~ tno eni,
ebrntod physician. pivic..sor W., LGhSMuS
WILSON, IRIS. II.b., OF London, are IA
boiled On cncE lp.tlV. -.
Aoid "a ,.Aafcvcfr lfv ar leading
rigisa;i.fs. ane .g.'' D % uHitag, - " per
uoitlo' lnr o.. &C.. '"H g WiN
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t<st 'moAlns tesacoo is Little
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sBld. iAsked.
Toss-0pened: sow York. sNaiy; New Or
leans, lrm; Liverpoolj st'ady Cosed: New
York steady; New Orleans steady Liverpool,
A paiv ut no advance
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anr- 9 4sSss 4 S,ss,'ss Eslss
: | a: III II|i i:Is IL Il;

XGHB Opened: Livernoo', active; New Or
etrpng. Closed: Nov York. quick; New
as, arm; 6aiy si0n. firm.
[ ||| oo--oIfvATr<l 44crrrs.
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Total ia ,I,ht ApsIi4.

y Tot re6 pts from plantation
Vet overland 10 April L.. f..
lou .hsrn c0nsun ptlon 10 Apr
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10 "a also pispesod 10 g,Yni,h, on shor rokiis
COMPLETE ABsTROTb OF us.o OF DsIisi
City and rfnpty rr0neriv
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\ il will b. saen IS the abOye
nm suut ~ sight b. nigni, q
~. Is 1 CO}l25l bales.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
When Will IL be Day?'
Paul Hamilton H.yro IN southern World

Pau. Hamilton Iiayuo m southern World
Such 9orc the pathetic word, ultore,
when she wa, diving. br one who la,
been called the Belle 81 Alabama:' f.;
airl of such exquisite beauty. that uhci
Oscar Wilde met her ut a ball ia Mont.
gomery. he declared her the loyclic,t
woman lac had seen IN America.
| allude To Miss Virginia Allen.
daughter Of the distinguished Cou.clog-
ate General. William W. Allen. who,
only ten months after she became the
wife of Henry DcLamar Clayton, 81
Eutaula, died suddenly. to the i~ncXpre>-
slllc sorrow Of Ill who knew or loved
her.
Her Phenomenal beauty of person
and sweetness Of disposition had made
her celebrated throughout her native
state. and even far beyond It's borders
since. a. the old chronicle SAYS Of saxon
Edith, her exceeding grace and love-
Illness did strike mems hearts. as it
were with kcenc vet harmlessc light
hinge; and create was the wailc when
our Princessc suffered seattle; and we
did lay her by the high church on Ex-
mOrc.''
TO General Allen, his wife. and sur
vlyIng daughter, | dedicate this IN
MENioRIAM''; suggested by a photo
graph OF her. who. in the very f~ullucss
OF love and beauty, passed away. leav-
mg to the many only a pathetic memory,
but to the few the darkness OF irremc-
diable grief.
Ah! perfect face whose mould antique
l. tempered by those tendercr spells
Which wreathe above the Phidian Greek.
The warmth Of Abrams asphodel,,
o, lips 10 love, Q, cheeks hat hold
The hiy's sweet, the roses red
d, flashes Of Oiympian gold
Not carl, but sunrise round her head.
Until Aurora's self, 'twould seem
Earth drawn from far Hcspcrian Ieas-
Dawns in a golden Argive dream,
y daughter Of the winds and seas.
But winds and seas waxcd loud, one
night,
\ shadow stole thru s~huddering skies,
Aud dimmed the love dream, aud the
light
OF those deep, strange, mysterious
eyes,
\ shadow crcpt DER face ard brow
From Il whose weirdly, wandering
gray
Sobbed a faint voice (how yearniug nowl)
WHEN COMES THE DAY? WHEN
COMES THE DAY?n
But still it darkened Earth and skies
Seemed rocked by thunderl-far away
Swan the vague world Ger Pickering
eyes,
And still she moancd, THE DAY? THE
DAY ?"
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How TO TELL DIrHTHERIA - was
called out OF led past midnight to go
four miles IN the country and attend
what a messenger stated was a bad case
OF dlphtheri-.' And you went?"
Had to. When | arrived ( found a
ten-year>old eirlcrying with a sore threat.
l looked into it, asked the girl d few
questions and found that she Lad done a
big washing that day. Had a little cold.
nothing else How can you tell the
difference? IN give you a rule by which
y0i can Away determine" was the res
poe III the throat is red and smaller,
no lear OF dlphtheria; but if it lock- as
II some one had thrown a handful Of
ashes into the throat-a dull grey colour
look out, it, dirhlheria's danger sig
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16

ANOTHER MCRRELLs CAyE-The &C
that John A. Muutl, the famous free.
b)oter, was a native Of On,'ow county,
and operated il North Carolina unit.
driven Wcstwarl may impart some in
terest to the tiu3ing If another Muir
relrs cave near pch On, Ala, Mr.. Il.
+. Graves writes a. follows
The entrance Is very small, and al
most overgrown with brambles. The
cave Is about twp hundred feet ia length,
and very narrow and dark, but from the
roof hang long, g'Immer.ng ,taa:;jt,s.
which sparkle, III The haring light IT Il c
pine torches. ike myriad. OF diamonds,
while through the center triukles a mer-
~ little stream, which i said to possess
the property OF changing anything into
stone; aud many years ago the body Of
a man was found washed into a large crC-
vice IN the wall, completely petriied. and
1t Is nothing unusual to find petrtied fish,
pieces OF wood aud variou, sorts Of shells.
| have visited the grot. but | I'D not
ind any such specimens, a. ! employed
my time deciphering the names which
cover the walls, many OF which date back
to the tIme when 1t was occupied by
MurIell. Among the number il the
name Of Col. Williams, that handsome,
~trcacherous young robber, Nurrelrs chief
friend and cOntidant, who afterwards be
trayed him TO the authorities, and agreed
to apprehend him. The name Is sup
posed TO have been written BY William.
himself, and the chirography, like the
writer was, Is bold and handsome. His
body lies sOuc three miles west of the
spot where his commander Was taken.
Tie WAS shot and killed while robbinr,
and at the time Of hi. death vas Only
twenty five years Of 2 There is a
legend connected with this cave that
among Murreli men there WAS one,
Arch. Hammond by name, whose face
was "a beautiful "a an angel, but his
heart was as dark a Satan, and the
deeds of his wicked life wouli fill many
pages OF history. He Joined Nurreil's
band in his seventeenth year and became
one OF his most trusted men; and the
legend says that a few weeks before the
capture Of Murrcll he took Hammond
and showed him where he had buried his
treasures, %whereupon Hammond inform
ed W .iliams Of his knowl DE. ard
promised, if ne would only get Murrell
Of the way, that they would share
the gold together. Col. Williams did 50.
but Hammond refused to reveal the
treasure, whereupon Williams shot him
and then tied him to a gate post, where
he was afterwards found and buried aud
now the legcnd goes on to say AT
midnight in the Murreil cave, a man
with pale, golden hair and sal, remorse-
tut face may be seen holding a torch IN
his hand, searching, always searching.
for the treasure he can never fiud."
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y. c. INA NUr SHELL Mr.. James
Richards is issuing, "EcesyJody'S 1lDla
nae" We find in it some items Of inter-
est. Ii says there are in North Carolina
OBS attorneys, $50 bIackSmiths, 245
boarding houses, 270 hotels, $50 contract
ors and builders, 254 druggists, PA dis
tIiier> OF liquor, oh distil' ers Of turpen-
tine, POI fertilizer agents, 3672 general
merchants, 264 mines 1924 mills, 27l
manufacturers, 1912 physicians. 500 pri-
waite schools and colleges, 303 saloons,
l94 tanners. 1876 newspaper and printing
offices, aud 245 lumber dealers. There
are 30 railroads. The population is a
million and a half. The increase is nat
ural. instead Of being from immigration.
and is 30.G6 per cent. There are l57,~
Goo farms. There is $500, 900 horse
power OF wGter power, distributed over
almost the entire State, which would
turn 40, O00, O0O spind!es. or thirteen
times the number now in operation in
the entire United States. There wee in
1870 80 cotton mills, with 6lS looms, and
In l>S3 there were % cotton mills. with
, 600 looms and 1876, 600 spindles.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-16
a { MART MAN

is = who docs his work quickly and
well This Is what pr X. V. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery does as a
blood purifier and strengthened. 1t arous-
es the torpid liver p%urifies the blood.
and is the best remedy for consumption,
which is scrotuIous disease for the lungs.
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The Ncwberry Observer Of January )
says: Between one hundred and one
hundred and twenty-five negroes will
cave Newberry tomorrow or next day
.2r Texas. These 20 to Col. III. Il.
liearne, u Robertson County. Texas,
one OF the solid men of that section. be-
inG worth $4,000 or $l00, 1000. This lot
VIII make about two hundred and seven
tt-Hye from this county. The colored
majority Is being gradually reduced.
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Hold on to the truth, fer it will serve
you well and do you good through eter-
nifty. Hold on to virtue, it is beyond
price to you at ali times aud places. Hold
on to DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, for there
IS nothing Ike it to cure a cough or cold.
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y SrINGY NAN 1t is told Of a certain
man III one Of the central couDtie. Of this
State, who had a fine clover lot. that he
always sprinklcd -four on his bees as they
left the hive, 50 that he c-uld distinguish
them from his neighbor' when they were
feeding on his clover. Then he would
take a little paddle, and going through his
clover lot would kill all the bees but his
own. He said he could not afford to
raise clover for his neighbours bees to
feed uuon.-Methodist 1icance.
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Money SIX.

In a shirt of check. and taIlowed hair,
The fiddler sits in the bulrush chair
Like Moses basket. stranded there
On the brink OF Father Nile.
He feels the tiddIe's slender neck.
Picks IL the notes with thrum anC
check.
And times the tune with nod and beck.
And thinks it a weary while.
All ready. Now he gives the call,
Cries. Honour To the ladies' All
The jolly tide of laughter fall
And ebb in 4 happy smile.
D-o-w-n comes the bow on every string
First couple join right hanGs and
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As light as any bluebjrd's wing.
Swing once 4 half times round"
Whirls Mary Martin. all in blue
Calico gown and stockings new.
And tinted eyes that tell you true.
Dance all to the dancing sound.
She fits about biz Moses Brown.
Who holds her hands to keep her down.
And thinks her hair a golden crown.
And his heart turns once over,
IItN NAACth WIN HIdIN - b-cdlll - wei
1t gives a second somerset!
He means to win the maiden vet,
Alas, for the awkward Ounce,
''Iour stoga boot has crushed my toc!'
I'D rather dance with one-legged Joe,''
You clumsy fellow! Pass below.''
And the first pair dance apart.
Then Forward SIKH advance. retreat,
Like midgets gay in sunbeam street,
It's Money Musk to merry feet.
And the Money Musk by heart,
Three quarters round your par.ncr
swingw
Across the set!' The rafters ring.
the girls and boys have taken wing
And have brought their roses out!
It's Forward six :" with rustic grace.
All, rarer far than Swing to place.'-
Than golden clouds of old point-lace
They bring the dance about.
Then clasping hands al,-"Right and
lett"
All swiftly weave the loving debt
Across the Woof in loving welt.
And the Money Musk is done,
Oh. dancers OF the rustling husk.
Goodnight, sveethearts, IT'S growing
dusk.
Goodnight for aye to money Musk.
For the heavy march begun,