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When a man sees double, it is sy-
idence that his glasses are too strong
for him. Boston Transcript.
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RITvTERS.

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81 Liver Troubles, aSiiiousne>S, Endl-
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Cnre Thousands have been benefited 10y It
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weak aud DebEIftateds Donot get 11epN
~ir7 rr-T.a lions of similar name. L pTeScf oe
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By all druggists
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-24

1885. MEM
HARDWARE.
strong-Hackett hardware Co.
Farae ell, Ozmun q jackson.
Adam Decker.
IRON, STEEL AND HEAVY HARDWARE.
NieeIs & Dean
Rhodes & Morton.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Auerbnch, Finch q Van SIyck
Indexes, Warner b schumacher.
Powers, Durkee GO.
NOT 0NS AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Rlnb0n, Warren a. ChIptey.
Arthur. Warren & Abbott.
GR0CERS
p VI. Kelly Mercantile Cs.
Allen Moon g. Co.
Maxfirid ~eHbury.
Beaupre, heogh a. Co.
FRnz, GTiggs fowes.
TEAS, COFFEES AID SPICES.
Berkey, TAImadge & Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. GotzIan u Co.
he {. gig, johnson n Co.
Foote, @chulze q Co.
ForepAugh & TarboI.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR2
Gordon q Ferguson.
Lanpher. Finch s. skinner.
streIssguth 81 Drake
DRUGS.
Moves Bros. q Cutler.
Ryeo Drug Co.
CHINA, CR0CKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Craig. srkin & smith.
Pollock, Donaldson d ogden.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS AND SADDLERl
HARDWARE.
p Il. L. Hardsnburgh g. Co.
schefTer s Rossum.
Chss. G.. schmidt.
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
ward. HH & Mcclellan.
Phone Press Co.
B0OKS, PAPER AND STATIONERY.
st Paul Book 3 Stationery Co.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
Campbell s Burbank.
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Guiterman SEos.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS AND WO0LENS
Yauop. DeGroot & Co.
RUBBER GOODS AND Betting.
st. Paul RasDer co.
Goodyear Rubber co.
CIGARS AND TQRACCoS
whiteman u, os.
@. 81. McClaia,
NOTIONS AND COUNTER SUPPLIES
u. Eommers Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-12-24

A. H. L1NDEKE,
Second Vice President.
3ERS. 1885.
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
Robinson g AIRY.
Rogers, Willis & Co.
Campbell. Walsh a Jllson,
WOOD AND IRON PUMPS AND PLUMBERS
SUPPLIES.
II. p. Rugg Co
SCALES, WINDMILLS ETC.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
A. Oppenbeimer & Co.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Nathan Ford
W. j. Dyer g. FRO.
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC
B, Presley s. Co.
FURNITURE.
Quinby . Abbott.
CRACKERS AND CONFECTIONERY.
Berrisford b. q g. Co
Friedman q Lewis.
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
Bohn Manufacturing Co.
T. A. Abbott & Co.
WAGONS AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Mast, Buford \ BarwsIl Co.
&. b. ThuFstnn 8 SOg.
j. II. MAILER Co.
81. Paul storage, Forwarding q Inpls-
ment Co.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Perkins, Lyons & Co,
Geo. Benz & Co.
GRAIN AND COMMISSION.
w. 4. Van slyke & Co.
FLOUR.
ST. Paul Roller Mill Co.
ROOFING AND BUILDERS SUPPLIES
scribner Roofing q Cornlce CO.
LUMBER
J. r. GrIbben Lumber Co.
mood Il Maxwell
g. T. sum alt.
q. n. Nelson amber ca.
w. Pihe,1 8 Co.
John Martin Lumber Co.
BsrEonnett Lumber Co.
Bohn Manufacturing Co.
LINE, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
The Northwestern ine Co.
FUEL.
| st. Paul Pacific Coal g. Iron Co.
/ Northwestern Fuel Co.
TRUNKS, ETC
| II. 8. Crippsn Co.
SEWING MACHINES.
| Domestic &. Vi. Co.
STEAM FITTING, TOOLS AND SU?PLE2
| 4. ?. Osborne.
GUNS, PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
NJ. r.. Kennsay % Bros.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

Among the workers who with brain or
muscle toll their way through this weary
world, the newspaper reporter seems To
occupy an anomalous position. The
whole course of his life alternating be-
tween the deepest shadows and the
widest morriment show he is AZ once
the most courted and neglected, the
most sought-for and summed, hated.
feared, and moderated and oyeresti.
mated factor In modern society. at the
regulation social gathering, "The Press
Is toasted amid applause and the re-
Spouse always alludes to "the great
power" and the "moral leyer,r but the
world knows nothing of the trials al.
tending the life Of the average reporter,
The plaudits OF the public arc some
times waited into the editorial sanctum
but the poor reporter unnoticed has 10
SEQ the credit which should belong IA
him given 70 another. The nature oI
the reporters business enables hin. to
estimate human nature, as he seea his
fellowman under all circumstances. In
AL the scenes which 90 TO make up thg
drama of life, the reporter Is on hand
quick, apt, aud ready TO take mentai
photograph which will include the mosl
hhlhutt NotNilos Az clTtulnhtAuCoS ro-
quire he must be able TO spread q trivial
occerrsnce over = column OF space with.
out repetition, or describe the mOst
thrilling scene in paragraph. lie
must be ready at the call OF duty Il
fraternize With tho bar-room rough, aud
be competent to discuss theology will
doctor OF divinity. Tonight he Is wad
ing among the slums OF great city
viewing vice In its most hideous form
tomorrow he may be sitting In the
parloro Of the merchant prince, with
whom, for tho time being, he is on
terms OF equality. He shakes handp
with the condemned murderer, and
turns to hob.nob with tho Judge who
pronounced tho sentence. lilo Is ever
among us, yet seldom recognized, and
weather che occasion be a dog fight or .
political revolution, he takes In the
situation at a glance, and makes the
most fit. Like the poet he is born, not
made, for all tho colleges In the country
could not turn out reporter, as nothing
short OF actual expeaience will III him
for his business. He makes fortunes
for others and lives In ponury himself.
He makes others famous and dies
unknown Hank Holmes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

The exhibition of finger billiards by
Yank Adams, which was to take place
at the ST, George billiard room Friday.
has been transferred to Craddock's hall,
for Saturday evening. The reason for
30 doing lisa grand benefit has been ten.
dered to Mr.. George Stone, by his many
friends, previous TO his departure. on
this occasion Yank Adams has offered
purse OF as to be played for between
the beneficiary and Mr.. Harry Cole, tho
state champion. The game will be cush-
ION carom, 100 points. After which Yank
Adams will grand discount 10 Of the best
billiardis,s IN Dallas, he PLAYING 900 to
his opponents 90. The digital PLAYER
agrees TO make tho last 100 inside OF ag
many seconds. Adams fancy shots
surpass the initial experiments OF cleo
tricity, and should bee seen Dy all means.
Mr.. George LOOMS win ofiiclate on The
occasion.
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aIpEwALN NOTES.

Gents calf low cut shoes 50 at Block
Bros.
A full line of Bur & Mear's shoes a
Leon Kalfn's.
j. M. Dram offers at great sacrifice
two safes. One fire and burglar proof
and one fire proof.
C. G. g. stands TOR Chicken Cholera
Cure, sure cure and preventive OF
that destructive disease. 1t is guaran-
iced. For sale by j. S. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
The anniversary ball OF tho l. 0, 0. r.,
| at Shady View park on the 25th instant,
promises to be one OF the most deli h.
full affairs of the season. A lar g ST.
tendance from abroad is expected,
Nike Keller and Owen Holau were
arraigned before Justice Schulz yester-
day morning, charged with assaults
upon Mrs. Kendall aud Pearl GA,uett
The evidence adduced did not warrant
a conviction and they were discharged
Frank Morrow, An obony-hued swell,
underwent Gn Investigation before jus.
| tice Schulz yesterday, upon a charge ui
an assault upon woman, whose uanG
was not learned. lie was placed under
$500 BOND and transferred 10 the
county court.
The rainfall yesterday proved a sourc.
OF picnic enJoymout TO the bsrei0ottd
urchin. The cutters and sinks in =
number of places were dotted with
numerous embryo barges, Of almost
every conceivable construction. The
frog, and the goose only played pecouc
fiddle.
About every other person that out
met yesterday attornoon, after the rsir
mad ceased, waa IN guest Of an um
brella, whioh he had loaned some ognei
follow lmpraca'i4Ds dire and ie rfu
to listen to we're INDUCED IN in most IN
stances.
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4 eahbnln h p,llna. ToEn..

The following correspondence ia taken
from the St. Louis Presbyterian:
Onlast Sabbath II was my privilege Ia
DO in Dallas, where enjoyed rich re.
hgious feast. At tho hour Of public
worship went to Or. A. p. Smi.hs
church, and heard the old-fashionej
Presbyterian gospel preached in It's pu-
rity and power.
The theme was the Theology. the
Government and the Worship OF Tho
Church. / WAS sorry the prescher aid
not have any moro timo to develop this
line OF thought, which, In o mere avn
optical form, he set forth with clear
noes and emphasis that was truly re.
fresbing IN these days 30 prone to sem
sationsl clsp-trhp.
There Was no uncertain sound ut
torsd every sentence had tho rim q OF
tho pure motnl. Whom describing in
touching elsquenco the trials and per.
solutions through which our forefathers
had TO pass IN cont6nding for this the
ology and government and worship,
thera was many an eve moist with
tears and many a bosom heaved with
gratitude to God that such a system OF
divine truth had been handed down 10
us in it's plainness and simplicity.
Well might The late venerable Charles
Hodge say: "Tho shorter catechlsm
fought aud won the battles of our Rsyo.
lutions Of l776.,'
The sermon was peculiarly adapted TO
the occasion, tho ordination and install
lation Of two ruling olders-one of them
the venerable Judge Alex. White,
whose father, long since gone to his re-
ward, had been . ruling elder in Ala
bama-the other Gen. George j. Humid
ley, formerly OF old Virginia, both of
them eminently qualified 10 discharge
the office work TO which they have been
called and set apart.
Both seemed very inch moved when
the hands OF the Presbytery were laid
upon their heads, and the congregation
Joined in sympathy as they gave their
responses TO the questions put 10 them
on such occasions.
The whole congregation bore the
marks Of intelligence, Refinement and
cultivation, and listened with profound
and devout attention during the whole
se-vice. It is TO be hoped that DIR.
Smith viii prepare for publication that
eloquent sermon he delivered last Sab.
bath. The Rev, DR.. George hDf Fort
Worth, preached at night.
Altogether, 10 was 10 me feast OF fat
things, much enjoyed, aud will be long
aud pieasingly remembered Nav God
bless and prosper that pastor and CON
gregatiOn Ia Dallas. VIAroR.
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City VS.. James Gibbons, intoxicated
fined 50.
City VS.. A. II. Fisher, intoxicated, con.
tinued.
City vs.. Edward DaIv, robbery, trans
ferred.
City vs.. John Jones, cursing aud
swearing, fined SO.
City vs.. Frank Marrou, Mike Keller
and owen Hanlan, assault and battery,
transferred.
City vs.; L. Miller, riding on sidewalk,
dismissed.
charged.
City VS.. John Kennedy, lighting,
City Us. E. P. Mulberhill, lighting, dis.
charged.
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oFFlClAl-olTr LAWS.

A n ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
n fits and levying speed lakes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benefited by the opening oFGood street nom
San Jacinto street to Bryan street as ordered
by ordinance of Augustus 1888:
SECTION l. Be II ordained by the City
Council of the city Of Dallas, Texas, the puf-
pose OF paying for the property condemned
san Jacinto street TO Bryan street ms ordered
by ordinance August II, 1888, there be and is
hereby assessed and levied a special tax
against the following surrounding property
holders and surrounding property Dene-
ntted, as follows: Mrs. A. IL. Field 80 feet mont
on north side OF San Jacinto street, by lSi feet
deep out OF east corner of block 266, being also
IN east corner Jim Crutchheld, acres, $50;
y. Snodgrass, 80 feet front on the north side
OF san Jacinto street, by lS4 feet deep out Of
south corner Of block 273, being the south
corner Of the Elizabeth Bonds, acres, $50;
q. f stevens, 100 feet, on west side OF Good
street. by 59A ieetfront, on the south side San
Jaclnt0 street, being part of lot Is, of Burk' s
addition TO Dallas, In block 267, $50; s. G..
smith, 100 feet front, on west side OF Good
street, by l59 feet deep, being lot 10 Of Burk s
addition, in block 26I, 800; J. II Caldwell, 100
feet 'front.' on west side of Good street, by 1853
feet deep, being lot 20 or Burk's addition, in
block 2bl, $50; 7. :. Underhill, 9s feet front,
ON west side ofGood street, by l59 feet deep,
being lot 20 Of Burk's addition, in block 267,
800; Nathan Green, 551$ feet front, on west
side of Good street, by l59 feet deep, in block
90, being the north One-half OF Dallas
IhompsOn's one acre, $500; p. s. Boroh, 551S
feet front, on west side of Good street, by i59
feet deep, in block PSI. being south one-half
OF Dallas ThOmpson's one acre ,S5j.J1 Charles
Erwin, lol feet mont, on west side OF Good
street, By 80 feet front, on north side of Bryan
street, In bio, L 9iS, $lSl; a. Beryrle, ISL feet
| front, on east Side OF Good street, by ld feet
/ mont, on south side Of san Jacinto street, in
! block IA, 500; a. r. Beddo 50 feet front on
east side IF Good street, by lSi feet deep, be-
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Now Admlnl.tration whl.ko, pol,,,


Great interest centres in the course
that the new administration will pur-
sue concerning this extensive Interest
which sgltates the producers so vio-
lently. Enough has boon disclosed 10
show that The cabinet will act with com.
mons business Intelligence, and IL
Is now generally understood that the
Standard OF excellence will be DuFPYis
PURE MALT WHIsKEY, which Is made
by 8 new scientific process, that abso.
lutely eliminates all traces Of inflaua-
tory or injurious Ingredients, and is
the very best remedy for dangers aris-
ing from sudden climatic changes, and
a complete safeguard against, pneumo-
MIA, scarlet fever, diptherla and debit.
taung fevers. The leading physlcians
recommend that It DO kept In every
family and all reliable grocers and drug
gists will supply it at 81 per bottle.
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NQTlCE3

NJ OrlCE - PAsTUkAGE-i An NOW
- prepared to pasture stock; have 5nO acrts
OF excellent grass and plenty of running va
ter; stock sailed and good attention given
them have good fences, etc.. terms reasOna-
9ie, Leave orders 90 +. VI Clover & CO..
Lrug store, E. q, KNIGHT. aplSlf
~ OTlCk-St.0O REWAKD-STKAl I'D OR
~ stolen, from my premises 90 Friday
nl8hi, one dark bay COW, about TO have a
calti had whlles spot In face in good con-
duon, and with large bag; branded NJ on len
hioand split ear. WIN pay the above re va
10 any one returning the COW at my house,
tEkD, GAMER. nprl6.1
MOTlCE-TENAS TRuNk RAILROAD
~ Company--Apuua = Getting of Board Of
directors ard Stockholders; Notice is here.
py given that the annual meeting OF The
Board OF Directors aud of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Texas Trunk Railroad Company viii
be held at the public Oflice OF said Railroad
Company, In the viiy OF Dallas, Te1g,
on the second Tuesday In May, 1855, at u
O'Clock NOON az said day.
A. II. STUART,
Secretary OF Texas Trunk Railroad Company
DALIAs, TEXAS, April b, 1885.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a neatly printed card bearing
the following invitation, which reached
the office yesterday: "Mr. and Mrs. w.
L. Murphy request your presence at the
marriage of their daughter, Ada, to Ed.
win b. Coons, Tuesday evening, April
drRl, Dallas, Texas" The bridegroom
is resident of Lincoln, Nebraska, and
wins from our social circle one of its
most popular and lovely members.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

Edward Daley, the thief VIII was ar
rested at the Union dep ON Tuesday
by officer Waller and lodged in tho cal
aboose, has been transferred TO the
county Jail. When caught he had Just
concluded in rifling the pockets Of Jack
smith, a brakeman, who was asleep, OF
q switch key, a number Of checks for
papers and small amount of money.
His case will undergo investigation in
the county court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

Mishlor's Herb Bitters is now used
almost exclusively in the low marshy
lands oisNorthern Illinois end Indiana,
whore fever and ague are almost an
epidemic during the tall and spring
months. Those who arc IN constant
danger Of the disease win find In this
remedy not only cure, but sure,
positive preventive. IL is the most sue.
cessful resistant to the insidious APP
proaohos Of these diseases, that has
ever been before the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23
False Runor.

The rumor that gained currency for
several days past that the employees Of
tho Gulf, Colorado Il Santa No railway
contemplated q strike for higher wages
proves 70 be an erroneous one Their
demand for the same compensation that
was allowed employee OF tho Could 5y9-
tom was readily acceded TO by tho
company and they arc now coutented.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

less than one year and yet have one of
the finest businesses of any house in
the state. The Armstrong Bros. in
Louisville, Kentucky, are among the
largest houses in the south, and being
large buyers for their houses there and
here, are able TO give their customers
questions and we trust that the success
in the future of this firm may be greater
in Texas even than that OF its old home
at Louisville, which ranks among the
largest in the south and southwest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23
Newspaper Report Of N. me- pInn.r

"All the gastronomic wonders tina,
the combined skill and ingenuity OF
best chefs de cuisine were set before
the banquetters." You know the rest.
They over-ate themselves. This brought
on Indigestion. Indigestion Is followed
by chronic dyspepsia. Habitual at
tondants on big dinners have q sad ex.
perlencc In this line. But IL il good to
know what Browns Iron Bltters can do
for the confirmed dyspeptic. Mr.. w.
9. WEIGH, Pella, 1ewa, was troubled in
this way, but gratefully saws, al found
relief by using Brown's Iron Bitters."
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betes anu Brights disease, then eveutblli
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terixauonsi sounds, oSlheters or cuttDs mo
european and American Medical BuIe.a
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NA.ely. OINcN.- Wv HrlllMhN N. Y L-lv
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q n OE0INAECE A SEssIyG BEEE-
IA fits md levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
henehted by the extension OF Cochran Street
'1- west as ordered by ordinance oi Fobru-
SECTION ]. BE It ordained by .ho CITY
Council OF the city OF DALLAS that FOR the pur-
pose OF paying for the property condemned
Tor pubic use In extending Cochran street
81. rs W., HS ordered by ordinance feb. q
levied special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
UeueHilcd as follows, VIZ: A. Wugeuha4-
ser, blocks OF original town Of Dallas, he.
Ing 40 ieot square cOutalslng 5000 square
feet OF land also block north Of and ad-
Joining said blOcE rs and being 10 feet north
"a west 10y Al average width of $50 feet
norm to- east containing 5000 square feet
OF land, out OF the John Nicely Bryan Head
right, AN benefited TO the amount of StO0;
NJ. 4 Arbuckle, a LOT 1853 feet north 70 east
by III feet north i3c west, containing 1880
square feet on the north side of Cochran
street, as extended, being In blocs , and
benefited $40; y NJ, CDCkrell, lots / and ?. in
block u block 10 original town Of Dallas
being 100 feet square, containing 1000 SQUARE
feet OF land, and benefited $50; Mrs. IS. Il.
Cockrell, los and 4, block II block 70, orig.
inal town of Dallas, being 10000 gqunrg feet
Of land, benefited 500; B. Gibbs, lot on
north side OF Cochran street, So feot wide
by lW tcet long, containing (, go squarS feet,
benefited $50 All OF said property
being situated in the city and
county of Dallas and state Of Texas, and
suid sums OF money being the resrec-
I've proportional amounts or special taxes
due upon al surrounding property directly
benefited BY the extension Of said street, ms
aforesaid.
SEC. 2. That the City Assessor and ColIec-
tor is hereby ordered 10 collect said special
taxes In accordance with the provisions OF
provided.
SEC. 3. That this ordinance take effect
from and after It's passage and publication.
Approved March 25, 1885.
w l.. CABELL, Mayor.
a true copy. W. H.. PARRY, City Secretary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

Is greatly enhanced by a fine sot OF
teeth. On the other hand, nothing so
detraols from the effect of pleasing tea-
lures, me oyeH aud graceful figure, rs
yellow teeth, That popular toilet arti-
Gle, SOLODONG checks their decay,
and renders them as white AS snow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23

To AL who seek that glorious boon,
a fragrant aud u wholesome breath:
Ionll who seek 10 shield their teeth
From swirl decay hud early death;
Take THIS advice nom as as friends,
Lhe 8OHODONI and galn ynnr nnh..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-23
He Thank. Ill. pansr.

Mr.. Editor; l was induced by read.
ing your good paper to try DR.. Harter's
Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder
and scroiula, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. c.
Boggs.-lEx.
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Great REDUCTION. Thirty DAYS oni,

DALLAS, TEXAS, April q 1885. Owing
to hard times and scarcity OF money,
will give board at the famous Delmon-
loo and Board of Trade restaurant at
the small price of IS per week. Meals
at any hour OF the day.
AR. LIVINGSTONE, Proprietor.