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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
A rALLAoy EXPOSED THROUGH PHIL
ADELrHJA rLAaED.

The destruction by fire yesterday o'ths
i'm menss chemical works 81 EassHs. Powrss
& WxloBTMAN, at Philadelphia, will pro-
duce n sensible effect on several articles
produced In gres. bulk by that firm. and
alu ost exclusively In this country. They
had gained an enyiable rsputstion tor
their quinine, as well 10 rsspsd an
enormous fortune By the mapufacuro and
90 o OF this one article, 10 they have had
but two ether lrms TO contend against,
aud neither OF these 10 compare IN ez,en,
or thorough ness With theirs. For long
wears IN ey held m, ropoly aud were won
dtrlully protected by the high term
which they managed to induce congress
frem year to year to retsin on that
uniyerea lly ueed specific and preventative.
This parne article rsised tho renlor mem
bers OF that bo use from the humblttt bs-
glnnings to wealth and fame. For many
years Nm. wHonTMAN kept. and kept I'M
Ill hi, death, az old fashioned wheslbarrow
or peddlsr's cart, In which be daily rolled
through the itreets Of the City o.
Brotherly Love his goods on usle
Tint was the storehouse which
contained oil his earthly possessions In the
mercantile line. In hir later manhood and
10 his old age, 1t was KEEP. with most sf
fec,iona.e care In safe place In the aisn
establishment, and he seemed 10 loveit a.
a father does his child, for ho took the
kaenest pride In pointing 1t ont to every
visitor, and in relating its early history.
Not content with the prof.
its and world renown of their outline
they undertook the manufacture OF phos'
phorou., which they extracted from cheap
bone-dust after rejection by tho sugar
reGners who bsd used IL TO clarity their
sugars. As this involved the incest and
costliest Of works handled in the rnanipu'a-
ton Of digesting the bono In sulpuric acid,
aud then, under the intensest heat.
drilling this phosphorus from
the residium phosphate, oil done under
water, an immense capital vss required
along with the sreatess Of diligence and
dsliosts Of skill. This also. therefore.
yielded great profits under the high tariff
protection. When the duty was taken
from qulpine Il fell from about - per ounos
10 Sl.50 Ger cssos. lust - this now
enormously wealthy hoass hss bssn
built ~ from the humble commensurate
q shown above By thst great rspusl'css
,uiouity made Of ons-sidsd tsxatiop, other
housss In other lines OF bushes have cor.
rsspondipgly prospsrsd. In shs interim,
this section Of the country, and the poorer
classes q large all through IL. have he'd 10
oay for Ne luxury. Bat the light ID break
Ing, and from The nrss Of once pampsred
industry We hear read lesson In political
economy.
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:Cs.srsssn.. Lanham's Big District.

A Washinet n correspondent has been
With ConRrsssnsn 3. ". T.
Lanbsn, OF Texas, and nnds that The Flew
snsh dis,rict OF the stat, which hs Ysors
ssnts, contains about l22 600 square miles.
He vritss: "rhsss hgurss convey bat .
vasus Impression Of is magnitude. II wilt
b bstter uudsrstood vhsn l say that Is 10
% large - the oonbinsd area OF Maine,
New Hsmpshirs, Vermont, MaAbsshusstts,
Rhode Isisnd, Cosnsstiout, New jersey,
Dslsvsrs. Mary land end 0oio. This sss1s
iperedibls, tut u 10 tras, - the reader
nay ascertain for hirssIf. These ststss
are represented II congress By sixty-one
men bers, aud the zane area II Tsxas b.
Laohsm. II will DO UNDERWOOD that
this district embraces the wsstera
and nsrth ssstsrn part, nearly hall Of the
state, which 10 bit sparssly settled. The
srtire state Of Tsxss has an sxtsnt Of
662. 100 sQrare miles. To realise vhst an
empire it 10, u We add 10 the ten already
named the great ssetss Of New York,
Penn sylvspia and Indiana, the whole
thirteen would still lack II. 600 sqasre nile
Of eousline Tsxss. IL 10 larger than the
vboie Of Francs, vith her 30 600, 900 psopls.
Il 10 larger than England, Ireland, Sect.
land and Wsles combined. There are
three counties IN Mr.. Lsbham's distric,
each Of which II larger than Mssssch ssstts
ard Connecticut together. Tbs rhrse
Pfssidio aad Tom Green
hsvs a considerably larger area than the
tate Of Indiana. Witch hiss 10 counties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

ton TO irse and LIBERAL ideas have matsrl'
ally advanced the social, political and
economic coalition OF ,hoss peoples, bat
by the lovers OF liberty throughout the
world. Resolved. Tbs, n copy OF these
resolution, bs forwarded to the f,mliy Of
the deceased, AZ well as 10 the Minister OF
The United States resident ~ tho csoit'l OF
tho usrmsn empire. to he by him oou-
INDICATED through tho Legitimate ohennel
/, tns prssidiag otiser Of the Legislative
body OF which he WAS q member.
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Govsrnm snN quiet.
Railways stronger.

Railways stronger.
state securities dull.
The rssnt 0i to-dsy's trading on shs
stock exchange wEs out OF ibhiy-bre sloot'
actively traded In twenty nins we're higboi
than the close lest night, five lover and the
rstt unchanged. This course OF he mArko'
was beginning with decided week.-mrs. and
love prices 10 the morning barely steady
0uTlog ths forenoon and strong and ouoy
ant IA he LIT hour, with decided rice IN
prices all around.
Ssys the Pos: The bstra have boon lad
into trap ia ,hs lEet Two days snd th,
oulls NJ II control the market. rhe al
vaace Ia prices In she lsst hour oi to 80
DER cent. was under tho lead OF Uuio,
Pacific. Western UnioD, Like Shore tpt
tho grangsrs. Sone Central Phci,io ,t1cs
sac called 10 t'-tcy and lao IL the shei
aoon go snaus we're bought Ia for non
delivery. Thr large trsusstt''rs in Lacks
wanna and Uoion Pscihc, 1870 0J0 In esch,
formed tns moI prcminent feature In the
racing.
Saturdays CLEANER for Europe taaeS
81, 900 00J 10 gold.
W,tndrsvIis OF gold from the sub t,sEs.
ary sncs February 2lst are So 10000.
Tssrssctions $50 coo shares.
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"A sio HoTuis'" 10 what MAYOR Low
nssrsiu. " fremont, oaio. OIL ed Road
Clmmissloner HArss tho other day, Ia .
heated colloauy. Mr.. LowsssrsIS's sssr'
ton Was correct In every particular except
the reference /, sigs.
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Hancfunn's Harvest.

oHcrsrAr., o.. Feb. 2s;-;Tfs T,sas-
Bssr's Jackson, Ohio, epsoisl ssys Luke
and wLlisn Jsnss, whs. With Labsn $50
vops. vs7v tossd guilty Of tss IN arder Of
Andsrsen Lscksy, ware haneec to-day.
Thoy retired 1t 10 s'sloek lest s'sbt, affair =
Hollinssh aad, tas Msthsdist ainistsr
He rsmalasd ,ll nIgAt with the mar. Thoy
slss. ssupely and he'd 10 be awakened.
Ttis m Grazing thsy Ats . hearty break sast .
AIM irg hynas mean white. They k.p. on
siu a,sg rnd praying while prspsFtuI for
the gAllsws. When the scsrd with teo re-
porser srtsstd the cell thsy arse.sd him
shssrfully,. saying they vsrs doing thar
best 10 die srAysy. The procesaion formed
vusrd,d, for fear OF yislsncs, and passed
out OF tno trout dsor OF the saeriffr oflics
10 fell vlew OF the crowd 10 the slrset and
lot, tho door Of the cnclaBnrs where Tho
cxsoutloa took place
The prisoners in ths Jail looked through
tho erascd Windows vpon the scene. the
doc ned Aon stepped hraily up to their
place and tao ropes ware adjusted to their
neoks after their arms and legs we're tird.
The minister, using notes, made prayer
lsaiing halt MI hour. The drop fell At 1:l3.
William Jones u usglsd hut LUXE was
at II, his neck undoubtedly being broken.
This boJy OF William swung around. Tho
legs were drawn up TIL they touched his
brsthsr's body, causing q shudder OF horror
among the sp,c.n'ors. The bodies were
cut down after the Hsunl msdicsl examins-
ton and placed in the hands Of friends.
Thsre was some talk In the crowd OF
lvnohing johnson. In jail for g recsnt muir
der.
NEW OsLxArs, Feb. "A special t.
tho PIcsyune from Franklin
sayE william Moore, oolored
was hanged TODAY for the murder o.
Lee Amman, . Chinsman. last spring.
Alter Moore had bean hanging about
h lf minute IL was discovered the rope
was too long and the feet ofths cul or rest =
ed on The hoor. He was "a ssd to
platform The rope was shortened and
tho trap ngaiu sprung ard
ho died ~ s'rangul!aion
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CURB m BVRRY Cash.

Your Cuticnra r. M dies outsel ell other
ned cines keep for skln diseases. n y custom
err AMI patients say thai they have en-ct-d q
cue In every insts c., wher Other remedies
have fa1ed. n w. BROCK WAY. N. u.
Franklin Falls. Il.
50 d by . ! druss Pics: C-rr<usA 80 cts;
Rss IVES II Soar. y cts. POTTER DRUG
an C5En1C al %. ston. Mas.
sera for sHow 10 Cure shfn Dissases.
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acknowledgements.


7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY-ELF As A GAM
i d tRfe fdr Alderman of he Firh Wart,
Election, 2aa Tpesdsr 10 Apfl n. STEW ART.
vx7. AT, REQUESTED TO AEHoUACG J
w IT. eORTE. or Allssuan ~ The stconG
wsri Eldron cni Trc'tay m Asril.
.E1 kE surHVh .Hsn TO ANNOU. CE
w Liz. SteMGSD LOEB 2h a. csrdliata ior
Yc-eecu . ipr AldtIn,N G. rerte1tn tho Fourth
Wars. Eocilon 2np Ina 0nr Ia Aprl
WI ARE All Dor ZED 10 ASNoUNCs
w ~ J G. BOGiL as candidate for r9'
election 20 the cfcr Of q y hs,1 rur ana Csl'
Hector n eion, 2n3 r csds, n nj
IKTf ARS AZ ffIOHIzED 10 AENoUeuE
w En- Q. sMiT u ~ u candid 10 FOR A,iefm ~
of the Fourth wEfJ. El1o ion, Aud tuesday IN
April. -
vlTT 1RETSsI T1ioai2E A y1RIQUEs'fnD
w 10 ~ norncs nr q ARNOLD As . can
0tdsts for r. elcstloi the ot,o, OF Cay MAJ
-Shnl. Bleetl~r. led Tu.sd,y IN April.
KTE ARB UTHORizGD TO ANN UNCE
wv T. J. SIBERIAN NJ "a infspsndsnt can.
dldats fer CITY MarsAal glss1ea HID Tuesday
I'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xKEUuxN ".
Nv L. VAUGHAN as ArcssddAe frg Nty AZ
SCISSOR and Collector. Eiecstsa- ~ Tsssdsy u
A9rl.
1nEarB AUruDRiItb TO 1ENOunCI
w ire, snb- o, On cnia.U. = MORTON a
lend dsss LOT Chs hqr.hA Eiscsoa-s'd fs@'
.---------.-----.---.--s--------,zf
- -------u A r..Vn. " MARcU l. ISaA,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

LxKs the sensible democsst that he 10.
awAzon RArsons has conclsdsd thst there
= 4, necessity for government aid 70 The
Wind storm unforsunstss This should not
debsr the country end especially The
o,uth however. from making Immediate
oontxibuiiors Tor thsfr relief.
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Ex.rren,urer Polk Dead.

NASHVILLE, Fec. Intelligence has
been received Of the death III usrshsl T.
Polk, ex-stste treasurer, II Esst Nssivi1s
M. Polk bad been iii for some dsys. hut
his death WIS unexpected. He was lying
on the bed, talking - ususl
to his family. having been up and down
al day AID apparently In this zane
hssl.h 80 for several weeks. Evan
his family hardly knew whom
ne died. His son, James kaox
Pok, sew his arm fall and
vent 10 him aud saw that he was dead.
Several ply sici,ps we're called, and pre-
pounced Il heart dIsesss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

Tus PAAsrLLIrss shows tho tlsme Of the
recent dyosmits attempts Of on America.
BY the way. dsesa't Is strike the average
reader that America has about played
Handy Andy long enough!
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- H7saaH - ssssa-s-H
CUTiCuRA.
GlMVAH is THE TIME |
EW nh HpH TO CURE
EEV WB SKIN HUM0RS.

1T 1t this season. when the blood and re rpi-
L ration are AIDED wi h i'm ynrities tnht ID shg-
uring Hum ire. Illuminating Erup,ous. ichisF
Tortures Salt Rhcam or Eczema Psoriasis. Tst.
ter Ringwnrm. Bsby IIumors scrofula Scrofu-
lous s ies. An>coss aud Dis charging Wounds
and every species o. Itching. scaly and Piiply
Dis. ases Of ihs skin aud Scalp aye mnst speedily
and ecot omicslly cured by tho CurIcuR1 Rrs-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

TuE solid repuoi can sousn Is cvpher in
che campaign, but 1t can vote carly and
often Ia convention. This 10 no news to
MR. ARTHUR.
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TnE sea serpent has turned up near Cape
Henry. This would Indicate the tstabliii-
1ent 81 fashionable watering resort In
s,st vicinity the coming season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

govsnvos CnrrrEspRr pleads the par
oxismsi &c. in ia PATH kiss. He says he
couldn't holp II. PaT1i eats onions Com
ment l. unnecessary.
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II The ci,is,ns' comDittes oil Hot Springs
would only give tho editors OF The rival
Aailies abbrevi ued. walking orders. the press
sfths county would rise mp and call them
hlea ed.
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tn. delegate from Dsko.s has intro
duced bill changing Bismarck. D. 7 t.
Lasker. He thought 1t capital oppor-
tnniiy 70 &c. oven
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A rsonrsEzs merchant Of olympis, W.
f., hes commit cd suicide BY stabbing him.
eli with pair Of scissor. A great many
edlooes have committed hari-kari By the
"a ~ aha mnfauoR-
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Tua nswI nom tho 6ouian grows more
and "a ore messre - GHsnsAL GRAnAM I'D.
vancos. L. MAnpt 10 would.scem 10 s,ill
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WILLIAM IscuMsrH SHERMAN hsan't writ
ton letter for fortnight. This iilsnos is
Ominous ard oppressive.
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FINANCIAL FACTS.
The Ball " giill Go' Ing Brain Tester
Day. II salts.
A Heavy Ouldcw of Gsld- Railway
la nisgs.
o,hsr MATTERS Of Monetary Nontai.

Nsw foRE, Feb. 20 --Mnpay, i-2 TO 2
cI,,,d offered 2; prime msro.' i,ls psprr I
to6l.2. steil ~ exchange. u. b., fine; light,
Ana ~, sigf An "A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

jos MCDONALD began lilo as harncss
maker. Like AMI JOHNSON, he will make
. sew.scw presldstt.
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mn lUnV PrRsugh Chap 4 and Gfsssy
UfAuIl ska b stkh~<ds Pinp'<s Ska
B enishes ard lnf.n'iis aunsrs. 80 cU1f-
CUpA so r. red Bsaun9se.
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IT IL A FACT.

Hundreds OF ieitsrs IL our possession topples
o. which NAV be hsd bv return mail, are on
authority for he assertion that skin. Scalp and
or Couts gions. may NOW be pc, manently Gu Cd
b. Cuueura Reso vent, . new Ri cd Purner.
D,uretir and Aperient internally, and cuhcura
BsautideEa extsrna ~, Ia one-hslf the time and
Al oue.hsf thu sx,,~"se NJ anv 9th -r sessou
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sun,o,s., d the authentic text Of Ma

sunsoissD IL the authentic text Of Nh
OoarLrsss's nov famous resolutions.
rhsy do make . big, bitter pill and no
wonder that BrnARcK gagged" Re-
scissd, That The house has heard with deep
ree-et OF the desth OF the eminent German
sss,esmap, EowARB LAsKrR. Resolved.
that bis Ioss u nos slone 10 be neuroed
by IN peosIs Of his nstivs land, where hs
aim md constant exposition Of and dsvo'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

BLAINE is flily entiilas % the appeils-
tion OF the American Arful Dodsor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01

IsCosKtisd ,nootbing tho ground Tor
baoh-handed sirins into the democratic
foldf
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GRRATDST ON RlRfB.

CuyIcUnA R-unprBs are the grea'sst neil.
einss % earth. Hen the werst oass Of salt
Rheus in this county ~ mother had u
isss cusioura would have say her life Nv
arma brsa and head we're covered ~ three
Yea 8 which pethinR rslisved Of cured mill
ussd the Gu 4 ne Reeolvsnt internally, asd Co
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THE rcd s7nsst, continue. It's about
cine Tor old Sci u sober M.
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For tho woitrs Gulf s'sisn Slightly wf'm'
tr. generally fair wes.her; ncrthesis 10 lou'a'
-. east Winds lower bnrog,eior,
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Purycur eer 10 tss ground and you viii
hear thing lltoa THURMAN boomlet.
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soMs people now b,lIsvs thai GSirEAv
vas tu5 young to 40.
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missouri Faclnc.
Texas 1runk.

Texas trunk.
GoISa sourH.
No. .. Mall and T. HESS leaves .......' sO p IN
OOfSo NORTH.
40. I. Meil aud kxpiess. strives. .,... ,lIOJ m
Trains and 2iun d.ily (suudAJs eNeepel
Gulf, Colorado & Santa To.
Arrives palias. 'ot1 p ~
Leaves Dallas '''''' - W v AZ
-
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NJ. r. P. Rice, Hamilton, Te1as, says
bnty With very satisfactory resul.s.'
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THF WEEKLY.

CUmr,,Ir q el,ht psgcs VI nny-slr columns
made ~ from or, nm n TO snuons,
Gtsia AID i nov offered 1t ,hs following 10
duccd rssoa
One Cspy, One Year. :. go. ot'.o
Uron March To- Nov. I.iber ID, 1854 10
lsv.lI.hlG II ADvasOr
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New Spring Goods

WE WISH YOU WOULD COME AND SEE THEN,
AND GIVE US YOUR OPINION. WE HAVE DONE OUR
YIMOsT T2 PLEASE OUR , PATRONS. r,M WE a, lave
STYLE AND BEAUTY ALL PREY OUS ATTEAPTS.
AND AS TO PRICES WE DAN ONLY SAY THAT THEY
ARE VERY MODERATE
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GRRlT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half hes u besu told ~ 10 the srsat e.
rative paw r. Of the Cuticura Remedies. have
psid Gun ireds Of dollars for asdicines 70 suro
diseases OF the b God and skiu and never fausd
All thing ret equal m me Cut'eurs Renedies.
sHARLES A. WILLIAM.
D.~~fasusa n
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All rapers Discontinued ut tho Expiration
of tho Time Paid For.
Look at tie pfnse abel % yonr paper Ihs
asto th,r on III VS. when tho subscription tx
eirea FtrWgr h. money Ia ample me Tor
svnewsl. ~ u de- ire unhfohen hles ~ We can
-, Away fufnish beck pumner
subs rlh r oesifiig re adi,r soI 'nelt pspe'
sion ho'h he Z nj new sldress.
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Remit b. drar on Dslias postotncs morsy or.
Der OF regi tered lus sen, olh,rrne' hs
viil 10, te frsrorsin'e tr mis'srfiag Al
dress 1Ht II, HNLu, JAMS, io'
epcslmyn copies zen, tee on q, pncalon.
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vrcs Of Postsg, to all Iar,s of the United
states and Canada.
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INDICATIONS.

--.sAruRpAY. maRcH 1, 1884.
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Loxpox, Fec. 29.-Lstest advicss from
Trink,tn sGates tnat hfins bexaa at SnooI
today.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1884-07-30
She Needed No Male Protector.

Thomas Pennant, in his "Tours in
Wales, speaks of Welsh am lzon named
Margaret Evan, who lives at Pentlyn.
She is at this time above ninety years of
age. She was the greatest hunter shooter,
and fisher of her time. She kept at least
a dozen dogs, killed more }oxes in one
year than all the confederate hunts do in
ten; rowed stoutly and was queen of the
lake; tiddled excellently and knew all
our old music; did not neglect the me-
chanical arts. for she was very good
joiner, and at the age of seventy was the
best wrestler in the country, and few
young men dared to try fall with her.
Margaret was also blacksmith, shoemaker,
boat builder, and maker of harps. She
shod her own horse, made her own shoes,
and built her own boats while under CON
tract to convey copper up and down the
lakes. All the neighboring bards cele-
brated her exploits. She had many ad-
mirers, but gave her hand to the most ef-
Terminate of them.
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Language of the Ewes.

1t is said that very quiet eyes that inn
press and embarrass one with their re-
pose signify self-command but also
much complacency and some conceit.
Restless eyes that cannot look one stead
lily in the face denote a deceitful, design
ing mind Eyes in which the white has
a yellowish tinge and is streaked with
reddish veins, prove much of strong pas
sion and hasty tempers. Very blue eyes
bespeak a mind inclined to coquetry /;
grey eyes signify dignity, intellig gence,
and excellent reasoning faculties; green
ish eyes, falsehood and fondnsss for
scandal. A malicious mind is often in
dicated by greenish eyes. Black eyes
show a passionate, lively temperament,
and oftimes a most deceitful disposition; /;
brown eyes are generally tender and
true, indicating kind and happy dis
position. - Progress.
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NIGHT.

hear the cries that follow birth and death;
l hear huge pestilenoe draw his vaporous
breath;
Beware, prepare, or else ye diei" he saith
hear haggard student turn and sigh;
hear men begging heaven to let them die;
And, drowning all, wild-eyed woman's cry
So night takes toll Of wisdom as Of sin,
The students and the drunkard's cheek is thin;
But flesh is not the prize we strive to win.
Now airy swarms of fiuttering dreams descend
Onsouls like birds on trees, and have no end
Oh, God from vulture dreams my soul defend
Let fall on her a rose-leaf rain Of dreams,
Anpassionate sweet, as are the loving beams
OF starlight on the glimmering woods and
streams.
--Sidney Ldnier