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be behind her sister cities in making
good representation, and the people who
visit these free entertainments get more
than value received. Let these free con
certs become an institution Of our city.
The people should encourage them by
their presence. The electric light gives
to the park and surroundings an unsur-
passed grandeur. The belt and every
Street car line which traverses all por-
tions of the resident part of the city goes
to the park. We hope to be able at the
close Of the concerts to report big tinan-
cial results towards our display at New
| Orleans.
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undersigned having heen appointed a
committee TO draft suitable resolutions,
beg leave to present the following:
WHEREAS, The sad and unexpected
taking off of John Bowie Strange, a
brother OF our own w. 4. Strange; he it
Resolved, That we, as a brotherhood,
90 hereby tender him in this hour OF
sadness, our heartfelt sympathy; and
while we cannot with these few and
humble words alleviate his sorrow foI
| the untimely and unfortunate demise OF
one who was endcared to him and to all
for his many manly qualities, yet we
desire to convey to him that other
hearts are made sad, other prayers are
gone to meet him in his eternal home.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu
tons be furnished our worthy brother
w. Il. Strange, and published in the
| Dallas HERALD.
CHARLES KAHN,
HENRY SCHULZ,
w. NJ. EDWARDS.
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BRU C d Ii NE!

The Greatest and only Perfect Hair Restorcr
Ever Discovered
Mr.. Bruce having discovered this wonder.
Ini kest9rer oilers u TO the public after repeat
sessed by no other hair preparation ever man.
ulactured. IL does not dye the hair bnt
causes u new growth In It's original color after
Two weeks application, II matters not whether
the halr ~ OF the deepest black or most deli.
cate blonde. IL also entirely frees tho Gcad
lrom dandrnff, and II free from amy polson-
GUS drug. The proprietor guarantees to give
one hundred dollars lylDlOO) 10 any person
VINO AFTER q iair trial finds that II does not do
Tor u. over twenty thousand tlO,OO00 testI-
lnonlals and letters Of approval could be fur
nished. For n dresslngto clean tho head OF
uandruii, Keep the hair from falling ont or
Iurnlihg grly, II mas no equal. by It's use as a
appearance and Will never turn gray.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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pnYlnr nn tho nnr.

The pay ear Of tho Gulf, Colorado 4
Santa Flo railway arrived in the city
yesterday morning having aboard
Thomas Keats, paymaster, w. j. Sher
man, superintendent Of track and
bridges, and J. NJ. Phillips, mastor OF
transportation. After paying oil en-.
ployes here they left at noon on their
return for Galveston.
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EOR SALE

EOR SAAE-TWO GOOD SECOND II lNb
L pianos zone Upright and one Squarel "a,
very low prices and easy terms. Call at VIII
street. , r5ai u
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WANTED.

w AM Eb-lt Sill lMO ttUin 'St-
" ohC-hanG pianos (upc UDr.sht m, 'ht-
square,, and TWO splendid or.,ins. tra, one
StrqtiSilts guaranteed 20 be Ia good orash IN
WIN sen Tor low prices ami ea.y itrI,.s iG U
iinllhGolately or address " MA. W,Cr,SS.all
So,' Herald Ediidng, Main street. NAM
NM ANIED--MAN NND WfFrs AZ F., S5s,-' ~
W silnouoh; English descent; man ~ A
gSheIil iabor. wife hoU cwOrl NW,Ip 10
flhe, cry tine's, GU Elm street. ia, ~
A GENTS " ANTED-Ir VIII. paw ~
man or woman wanting MAJ
lt9p!e employment 10 write for INV ir i'. .i'
Ell circulars ana terms OF agency f,r ,lIal-
ebratcd Missouri Steam Washer whit ny SCI
reason OF ITS great intrinsic merit is me er ny
with such phenomenal success, / W0nlhg
l'th ana Franklin avenue, St Louis. Ma H.
WANTED-THE rEXAS MUTUAL M,
iilel,. Assoclatlon will give good ana
prohtaDle employment to experienced ins @nQ
ance solicitors. Address a. ii. Hall SS.dsuf-
tary, ~ Main street, Dallas, Texas. MY,
w ANrED- DAY BOARDERS. NG NV
w but the very best need npnlv i,,,ON,E
ately at 2Ol Carter street. ijl WY !,
VIVIAN rED-DAY BOARDERS a N q ~ y
~ Main street; flrst-class board. Rotes
- -! Pet vel s,,,,,,, :, jy22- Il
WANTED-FIFTY LADIES' TO MAZE
w SHIRTS, drawers, oVeralls ana No ~ :.
Apply factory entrance, on Main Street "l ho
| tween and s o'clock. BLANKENIIf2p oe s
BLAKE. hnp q
w ANTED-AGENTS FOR THE IN, ~;
w Of Cleveland Il Hendricks, containinirr- .
iull history of the Democratic party Ta,sso u
| Texas ''' i pnlla a,
| WANTED-ACTI MEN TO (7kSI, (, 80
w for our subscription books in every MO NJ, :,
and county in Texas: liberal terms and D osy
manent employment given. Call on or nd
- w. SIn0NG VIZ Main street. mar2Sti
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Secretary.

"And as good lost II seldom or never found;
AZ fading glass no rubbing will refresh:
As flowers dead lie wlthrrsd ON the ground;
AS hrokcn glasg no cement will refresh
so beauty blomishod once, fnruver lost
lnspite OF physic raid and cost"
Unless you use l0ztoni's indicated
complexion powder, which restores fFosh-
ness to the skin aud imparts durable
soisness equalled by none other.
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They Favor rrnn Gra...

Judging from the appearance OF tho
courthouse yard one would DO led to
the belief that the County Commission
ers court WAS decidedly IN favor OF free
grass. The old rotten plank fence has
Stumbled down In places and stock are
eating tho beautiful grass and defiling
the yard. II h good thing there is q
watchman I'm the courthouse 10 keep
them out of the building. Bring forth
the iron fence.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
stanton, Virginia

MISS MARY j. BALDWIN ...,. Principal.
Opens September 3.-Closes June, 1885.
Unsurpassed in It's location, In lts buildings
and grounds, In Its general appointments and
sanitary arrangements; It's full corps OF SUI
pcrior and experienced teachers; itsunrlvalcd
advantages In Music, Modern Languages,
Elocution, Fine Arts, Physical Culture and
instruction In the Theory and Practice OF
bookkeeping. The successful efforts made Ia
secure health, comfort and happiness; It's OPP
position to extravaganza, It's standard Orsolld
scholarship. FOrm)l particulars apply 10 the
Principal for Catalogues.
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Races.

The members of tho Gents Driving
club met at their rooms last night and
made II fine programme for next
Thursday, consisting of two running
races, one trotting race, one pacing race
one free-for-all, with three entries, and
one mule race, which will add to the
amusement Of the dnN.
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Mr.. w. J. Coggins, of Ellis county,
was in the city yesterday trying to find
the trail of some 30 head of cattle stolen
from his ranch last Friday night. hey
are branded an" on the right hip and
"H D' with bar on the left side. He
offers a reward of $50 for the capture and
conviction of the thief.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY

1NNtldU, bus
Incorporated and governed by Board OF
Trustees; fun and experienced Corps of
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and hoathluHess; discipline equal to that OF
the best schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates The FAN Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, etc, adj
dress the superintendent,
NAL b. j. BURGESS
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Continental Guards, Attention.

Meeting tonight friday at armory,
corner Market and Main streets. Bust
ness Of Importance 70 bo transacted and
full attendance Is required. by order
of the President. &C. PAfsr,
JOAN MEULEY, President.
Secretary,
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Death of DIR. McIIhnneY.

DR.. McIlhaney, Of Denton, passed
through the city Sunday en- route tc
Canton to visit his nephew, DR.. Blount
Yesterday DIR. Blount passed through
in charge the remains of DIR. McIlhaney
who had died rather suddenly at Canton
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area, Pinnsnrn Rnanrl

The Ladies' New Orleans Exposition
society will give this evening another
grand open mir concert. They have made
some additional improvements since
"Wednesday evening and will b. better
prepared to sorre the large gathering
that VIII DO on hand. Dallas must not
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city Court.

City vs.. Ben Craig, Mark Ryan,
Henry Smith, Charles Johnson, va.
grancy; dismissed.
City W.. John Prescott, yagrancy;
fined s..
City VS.. Jack Ebbcrt, vagrancy; fined
s..
City vs.. Oscar Green, intoxicated;
fined 80.
City w. Tom Spelman, intoxicated;
fined s.,
City ". George T., Hughes, Interior
ms with private property; fined s..
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EOR SALE-TWO GOOD SECOND II !, NJ;
L pianos zone Upright and one Squarel "a,
very low prices and easy terms. Call at WIZ
street. v r,59 ~
TOR SALE or RENT--A FINENEW sTy
l. room cottage cheap; Il beautiful placa
inquire at the Eclipse Lumber Yard. Mn
PAGE. i,a q,
ENOR SALE-TWO SPLENDID ORGANS
Il slightly used, viii be sold at n sacri6ro
and for easy terms. Call at once. VIII
WATkIN y Co, Herald Building, Main St. H
EOR SALE-FINE SETTER BPTCH il
Il months old; partly broken; retriever anJ
viii make splendid single bird dog. HAGG'4,'Sp
DAVIS, Flourists, Marshall. iy5i.s
L'OR SALE-A COMPLETE DRUG SrOpr
l. at less than half cost for cash. Addrl'lh
c. w. HALL, Big Springs, Texas. iyS5.jYS
LOR SALE-LARGE BAY HORSE. sT.TT.
j. able for carriage or draft; 1915 hands biai,.
perfectly gentle. GEORGE a. W EBsrER 7Gi
Elm street. VIZ ~ "
| LIOR SALN-1llE "PLANO MIiIS6FT,
| j brncng sets stones, for corn 9 for ybSa,
and for middlings, purified and eyerytH bfes
! complete, with capacity of 30 barrels -four pey
/ day; also gin stands, engine and boiler NJ ii,
| horsepower. Also good dwellings Of
rooms wei and spring. and Is acres Of land.
| on spring Creek III Collin county, within nns
mile of the ii. Il I. G. Railroad at Plano. aH6
! IN the center OF fine, rich agricultural conn.
| try, thiclly populated. Motive of Seilins
division of proceeds. Considering the loc5.'
ton and the magnificent crop of grain that /
now bGlhS harvested, better bargain can not
| balance In good farming property. Offered
| only for short time by MURPHY l. RoIAyz
| Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Main street
pailas, texas. jel5t
! EOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF Ill.
health, l Will offer for, sale my enlIn
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LOST
MARBLE n.

l oSl-.A soiTAiWE DIAMOND RING
- Finder VIII be handsomely Rewarded y
rrturlWg u 10 the Herald onlce. Hki
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Agent Mnnted

Agent Wanted
For Dallas county for tho Star Safety
Razor. Small capital required and big
money 10 the right man. Apply ut 90
to-day (2ith) only, to
BEN ". HAMMOND.
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NVNIIWTI u
Health and beauty obtained and re-
tanned by using DIR. Dromgoolc's Eng
lish Female BitterS, powerful iron and
vegetable tonic.
Constipation is n disoase-maker, and
the most successful remedy is Bailcy's
Saline APPARENT. 80 cts.
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FNNSER--lIARRiGAN,-At the Prshyiel
ian Parsonage Thursday afternoon, July 7.
by Rev, DIR. \. y. Smith, Mr.. bert fraEere
Fort Worth, and MISS Ellen Haniean Q
East 81, Louis
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,rsfords Acid Phosphate,

MAKES A COOLING DRINK.
Into half u tumhler of ice waNr put q
teaspoonful OF Acid Phosphate; add
sugar to the taste.
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Cattle stolen.

Everybody should smoke "Iittle Jo
kerN tobacco.
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RcsoIuiIons on CondoI,ncc.

AT the regular meeting of Caddo Tribe,
No. 8, Improved Order Of Red Men, the
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URSULINE ACADEMY

This institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, is most dcsirGbly located. The system
of education pursued is designed to develop
the menal, moral and physical powers of
the pupils, and to make them useful women
of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatOrcy, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inlirma-
ry expenses, per session five months, 500
Music and use of piano .......... ....... -
Entrance fee (unly fer the first year .... j
Young ladies' desiring adIn!ttancc into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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Durkce's Salad Dressing IL composed
OF the freshest, purest and choicest con-
diments money will buy. IL surpasses
any that can be made at home, Is cheap
or, saves labor and all anxiety.
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MATTHEW A. BRUCE
222sIxTH AVENUE, New York.

Money refunded In all eases whore sailsr,,.
lion Is not given. Send Tor circular, with ref.
erences. AGENTS WANTED.
ethispaper
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE.

Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Primary ...... ................ .$l5 90
Preparatory ................ ............. ~ 90
Academic ............. .... . 90
Collegiate. Observation-Disclosures. ... 30 90
Graduation Fee. ...................... 10 90
Boarding (washing not includc(D with
lights, iuel and servants attention 90. 50 90
Tuition bill TO be paid monthly. Board bills
half payable in advance. Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each of sheets, blankets and pillow eases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar ............. S2j 90
Special Vocal Lessons Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
Use oflnStrument for daily practice zone
hour, Observation-Disclosures. ................ j 90
Art 600. ....... ............ Teachers Rates
Latin French or German ............... 10 90
CdlisthenicS daily Observation-Disclosures. 90
Music Vocal and instrumental, after the
most approved composers. Modern and clas-
steal music taught; also thorough bass. We
oiior to the patrons of the school the services
of corps of compe emit wel-Salaried teach
ers, chosen and tried some of whom have
been with us for five and half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions of a moth
or at the hands of the principals wife.
| Daughters of ministers of all denomina-
tiOns instructed free of charge, except rs to
! incidental fees and extras. Give us Il trial,
and we shall make good these pledges.
W. X. JONES,
President and Proprietor.
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You Need NothlnH Else,

NUU s'VWW NUVWIHW IlINFs
Do you want an external remedy
for ordinary ailmontsi Uso BensonI
Capcino Porus Plasters &c.
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Rough ON Gstss'
Clears OUT rats, mice, reaches, fllos
ants, bed-bugs, skunks, chipmunks
gophers, Is cntes. Druggists.
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Everybody should use Little Joker
smoking tobacco.
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Austin, Texas.

Austin, Texas.
Under the direction of the Fathers Of the
Holy Cross. Is beautifully located three miles
south of Austin. Tcrms Board ond tuition
per session of five months, 800. For further
particular. apply to Roy. p, j. Fransiscus,
{, ). c., Austin, Texas, or 10 Rev. FIR. J
Maritime. Dallas Texas
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JUDSON INSTITUTE
NIarinn. An.

Marion, Ala.
Forty-seventh session begins October l,
1881. Faculty Of fifteen. Collegiate course
for Young Ladies' Kindergarten and Pre-
Departments. School OF Music
Drawing and Painting, and Telegraphy. For
catalogues, send to
ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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EQ,K. sALE-A ZINE, NEW, RoOaY,

HOS SALE-BROUM MACHINES F0R
/. sale. Two new machines and press
NcstlnEc q BrttOn manufacture, for Nt
cheap. Address ~M. pFoUrs, care Herald
oiiice' ian@N
80. SALE Oh, EENI-A FIRST-CLAN
a brand now pjuno; will sell ON the install
hcht PLAN Apply 1851 Ross Avenue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-03-28
Eiectlng New officers.

At a meeting of Keokuk Tribe, No
8, Improved o. r. NJ, held last even
ing, the following chiefs were elected
Sachem, l. W. Whiteside Senior
Sycamore, William Broomwell Ju'
nior Sycamore, George Guthrie ; Chief
of Records. Aubrey Nandever Keeper
of Wampum, S. N. Smeltz Widows
and Orphans Committee, John Olin'
ger.
On Wednesday evening Mattahoon
Tribe, No. II, elected the following:
Sachem, George w. Lighicap Senior
Sycamore, II. A. Bareford Jun or
Sagamore, Winfield Starr Chief OF
Records, Thomas f. Moreland Keeper
of Wampum, Thomas G. Mum.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, has elected as
follows:
Sachem, John Gray; Senior Saga.
more, II. A. Yates Junior Sycamore,
John Brown; Chief Of Records, viii.
liam L. Countiss Keeper of Wampum,
August Hilger.
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Handsome Lodge Jewels

At tn. seventy tn annual meet ing Of tn,
Grand Lodge Of A. F. A. NJ, Of Delaware,
held In this city sOctober 4th and 9th, 1852, II
was resolved to substitute solid gold jewels FOR
the ones hen used by the officers during the
session of the lodge. The Committee appoint
ed by the Grand Master con listed Of James
Crooks, John +. salisbury, James c. Pickles
andJ. a. Bond. The Committee, after adopt
Ing design, asked for propos lis from the lead
jnx level inanufa turers throughout the cOun-
Try. After examining the samples and com
pairing prices, they awarded the con rat to ).
II. Baynard, jeweler, of our city, who COM
pletcd the cont ract to the satisfaction OF the
entire lodg snd the lodge at Its annual meet
ing last October nrdt red the working tools
Of Inc lodge to be made Of sol id gold also; The
Committee placed the work IN the hands of
the same firm, whocompletcd the order, aa'i
they are now on exhibition In the wludsw oi
5. II. Baynard, Fhth and Market streets.
They consist Of fifteen jewels, symhoical OF
the different offices In the l.Mge. ana mas
sive square and COMPASS with diamond ~
The centre rivet of tie compass. They are all
AK gold, weighing over two hundred penny
weights, and they are undoubtedly the finest get
Of jewels in the country, and acredit to the
lougc and the makers
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P0pular VI Uslc.

We acknowledged the receipt of seve
raj pieces of popular music from Oliver
Ditson & Co., Boston, Mass, which has
Just been published by that well-knowr
house. Among the pieces received is
"The owl from which we quote the
following words
There passed a man by the old oak tree,
"To whoo - said the owl :" T0-whoo y
His hair was wild. and his gait was free,
He must be a lover, said the Owl In
the tree.
"To-whoo TO-whoo TO-whoo" :"
From the above this piece is designed
to become very popular. The pieces
received are
l. The Owl $50 cts by Stephen Adams.
2. Mollie, Pride of Killarney. $50 cts Song
by Christie.
Is. Song and Rose. (35 cts.) Song by Gowen.
4. Later on. $50 cts.) Song by BucalOssi.
8. Our little Friends. $50 cts) Minuet by
Sudds.
G. The Hint. t35 cts) Waltz by H. G. Lee.
7. Hot Shot March $50 cts) by Robinson.
s. Tourists Galop for viclin and plano (4O
cts.) by Winner.
o. Green Hills of Ireland. (4O cts by Mac
SWney
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|caIpets F!
CaTpets!!
CaTpets!!!
MATTINCS!
Nh f!SS{ (IS2H; and Table
AND L|N0LEUMS.
Bedding, Mattresses
and Stoves

We offer a stock to select
from which is second to none
in the city, containing a fine
variety of styles. all new pat
terms.
"A Wool Filling lngrains..
As and so cents.
All-Wool Extra Supers, at
IS, IS and 90 cents.
Fine assortment of Tapes
tries, at IS to S1.o.o.
FancyChina Mattings, 20
cents.
Stair, Floor and Table
Oil Cloths, from 1oc. up.
The above goods are all
made tor present season use
and are no old shop-worn
remnants, offered at reduced
prices, to be closed out,
and having been bought
strictly for cash, we guaran-
tee them to be reliable
goods.
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The Lang u age Of Flow ers.

o,ann;no aG.o,ion o h.as;. .' ~
ls lo"a sania aIe',,Tn ,i",.,a moro''"' lauo u'""
n.nhai",,s ' bnt,on p' ,inuio ~ oh.,
,oss R,na v;nIat s ssia". 1919" no"
stn;ci,,n | T pr,tarc,, p, 'IJ' ,innna,i,nJ., n
of fCmrron,. wo,, ,Jaosn ali Can,ns a.
dsnt ia~a ~" r'"'' "' o"''"'' 81
Carnation d;.a.in c,sm,,i. ,r,fnl.
ness Columhine fn,iv , G"ran.;. .'" ai-
wavs ohaarr,,i c MY oruai p'I1, T,rn -"
s.n,i' y ,., | I'o ny
Crncus 49,, Iue' h;s rnn,sss nnss -" "ne.siy o,
n.hI;, aiaaamo. @ oytJ;", nt S;a,,,tm o' n,isK "'nk
7 sbara ram. sant,man,s eIy Hy.'da,;oyy y'
conmatrv ] 'I ns.% % : navn' ,u iUa, 1an. ha !,
endaS Eld.r nomnasuion u' '''' "'
Fer Fern sincsr;tv SINGER ~ E"pns,'ns.no, true
,ors E"nh;sa ,hIa ,nra 'N'
'o n,ao = Gnnni, s"m,on, n"nipio .ns .o.o. so.r,..
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cbar;tv ' f''
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uanavo"cL,n, JP, ,ncnnStamnv % Hon, ;n,ns.
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hss,,v .u IN IN yain % u vdrannao haar,IesS'
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Bush's coal is the kind you want.
To Young NJ en-.

The only way by which capital can
increase is by saving. If you spend as
much as you get, you will never be any
richer than you are. 1t is not what a
man gets, but what he saves, that con.
stitutes his wealth. Go learn the first
two rules of arithmeli learn addition
and subtraction, Add to your present
capita! any amount you please; sub.
tract the sum which you add, and tell
us f the last amount will not be the
same as the first Every man should,
in every year of his life. make some
addition to his capital. You say you
get but little Never mind; spend less
than little; then next year you will get
more, for you will get the profit upon
the sum you save.