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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

The state convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union convened
yesterday OF 9 a. IN. at the First Baptist
church. Delegates were enrolled from
Paris, Denton, Clarksvil!e, San Marcos,
Tyler, Ennis, Henrietta, jefferson, Al
lon, Meridian, Savoy, Whitesboro, Hon.
ely Grove, San Antonio, Nacogdoches
Rusk, Collinsville. Block Jack Grove,
Morgan, Roanoke, sherman, waxa-
hachie, Fort Worth, Bryan, Decatur,
Gainesville, Tioga, Greenville, Pitts
burg, Crockett, Dallas, Clebnrne, Dem
ison, Corsicana, Watauga, Alvord, Pilot
Point, Mckinney, Lsmpasss and Hous
ton. Mrs, l.. +. Cooper, president of
the union, delivered the address OF wei
come, which was responded 10 by Miss
Sallie Buchanan, Of Waxahaohie. The
address and response we're both
Taught with fine feeling, and
were admirably delivered. The con-
vention was opened by Mrs. NJ. Me.
Clarady, late OF Missouri, with PRAYER.
The delegates reports show "a addi-
tlOnA unions since q last meeting.
The great question of temperance was
tntelligenuy discussed in all its phases,
ana the ladies' exhibited knowledge OF
parliamentary usage that was cslcula-
ted 70 cause the male members present
10 blush with shame.
The following delegates arrived ves.
terday: Mrs. Il. j. Robinson, Paris.
Mrs. Hearn, Miss March, Whi;esboro,
Mrs. Ella Hawkins, Miss Hearne, Hiss
Lizzie Bridges, Mrs. Badgers, Pilot
Point; sirs. Doran, Denison; Mrs. A. III.
Mulkey, Mrs. Q. n. Wendler, Corsicans;
Mrs. q Sanuerlv, Mrs. Buchanan, Way.
ahachiei Mrs Berlin, Mrs Davenport
Mrs. Baumgsrtner, Miss Aunie Homer
Denton: Mrs. d. !. Brown, Clehnrne,
Mrs. Nj. Q. Tucker, Alvarado; Mrs. w
ID. Knowles, Mrs. Clark, MIRA. Bowles.
Mrs. Cooper, Dallas.
The secretary OF the treasury re-
ported tina. there was surplus of so
and Home sewing machine in the
treasury.
Miss Clara Beauehamp, chairman, APP
pointed the following committees:
On Programme-Mrs. q. NJ. Winkler.
OF Corsicana;M Mrs. Hunnicutt, OF Gaines.
vile; Rev. MIR. Tempieton, OF Dallas.
on Courtesies of Convention-Mrs
Strong, Mrs. Underhill, Mrs. Cooper, OF
Dallas.
On Credentials-Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.
Clark. Of Dallas.
on Resolutions-Mrs. Daughertv, Of
Waxahachie; Mrs. Robinson, of Paris:
Mrs. w. ID. Knowles, % Dallas.
On Finrnces--Mrs. Buchanan, of Wax
ahschie; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clardy, Mrs.
Hawkins. OF Pilot Point; Mrs. Berton,
Of Dentoni Mr.. w. ID. Knowles, OF Dai
las.
On organixstion-Miss L. March and |
Mrs. HeArne, OF whitesboro; Mrs. |
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,ralt !, Of sherman: Mrs. '5oraa, ., oou-

Graf, vi sherman: Mrs. 0ctan, os Uen-
ism.
Ga nb.Uparies Mrs. ". D. knowles
and Mrs. Seey, of Dallas: Mrs. Kinney,
OF sherman.
On time and place of meeting-Mrs.
Mulkey, Corsicans; Mrs, Tucker, of Al
word: Mrs Carlton, BRYANT: executive
board.
On CorresSondence-Mrs. Carter,
Fort Worth; Mr.. Baumgartner, Denton.
To Amend the Constitution--Mrs. w.
D. Knowles, Dallas Mrs. M. NJ. Clardy
and Miss Annie Horner, of Denton.
On Plan of Work--Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clardy,
Mrs. Robinson, Paris, and Mrs. Daven-
PORT, of Denton.
The convention convened again at
sight. Addresses were delivered and
general business transacted. 1t meets
l Again THIS D q. IN.
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nParnAnnnt.n

There are medicines which give only
temporary relief aud the leave the sufT-
erer worse on than before, especially
in cases OF dyspepsia. Remember that
this Is not the way with Browns Iron
Bitters. See what Mr.. j.. M. Gaines,
OF Gaines, ). c., says about this prince
OF tonics, "My vile has been greatly
benefited by Il; she had been troubled
with dyspepsia for years, and now /
believe she IA permanently cured.n 1t
also cures liver and kidney complaints.
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AUSTIN, April Is lSS5.-Mr. 4. X.
Hawkes.: Dear Sir--About one year ago
my sight began TO fail with the usual
SYMPTOMS, Wiz after reading for a short
time my eyes became confused aud there
seemed to bo dimness before them, al.
so accompanied with pains in the eve
bali. Being satisfied that glasses were
imperatively demanded, applied to you
for them, and l am happy TO say, with
wonderful results, for after having worn
them for short time my eyes regaiued
their accustomed strength, and | can
now read the finest print for hours with
perfect ease, without glasses.
z. s. SPlLLER, Clerk In Land Ofllce.
These celebrated glasses are for sale in
Dallas only by, Eisenlohr Bros. &
Schneider, Druggists and German
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

Mr.. I, w, Atkins, Girard, Kan,
writes; 81 never hesitate TO recommend
your Electric Bitters TO my customers,
theyieive entire satisfaction and are rapid
sci lers." Electric Bitters are tho puresi
and best medicine known and will
positively cure kidnev and liver com.
plants. Purify the blood aud regulate
the bowels. No family can afford 10 be-
without them. They will save hun.
dreds OF dollars IN doctors bills every
year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
W. II. Howell 4 Bros.
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Yonnr lIenq..Renh NINA.

The Noltalc Belt company OF March
chall, Mich, offers TO send their cele-
brated electro-Voltsic Belt and other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days TO men young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also. for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysts and many other diseases, Com.
plete restoration to health, vigor aud
manhood guaranteed. No risk IL I'm.
CURED, as thirty days trial IL allowed.
Write them A. once for illustrated pam.
phlBt free.
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Thesr PrieesTalh

Hanan & Sons best French kid hand
sewed low button at $500 worth 5 700.
Hanan & Sons best mat kid hand sewed
seamless 0xiords at 5000 worth 500
Best French kid hand sewed, mat tops,
southern ties At 500 worth 81 30. lot
beet French calf seamless low button, in
real hand sowed, tip and plain toes at
1900 worth $3.50. The above are all
gents, best hand made goods, and Will
be offered n above prices for cash for
this week only. Don't miss it. II. Page
y Son, 7OS Elm street.
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Delays are dangerous. This is an
aphorism that applies most apLly to
diseases, while 10 may appear trihing
at the first may rapidly develop into
some serious complication, unless
promptly treated, A slight attack of
indigestion may develop into dyspepsia,
slight irreguarity Of the kidneys
may soon become dangerous com
plant; slight cough is liable To
quickly manifest itself as fatal pull
monarS affection. Delay no longer.
Mishler's Herb BitteJs will check the
advance OF the disease and restore you
TO health
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BusyBees.

We offer for sale 80 colonies OF italian
bees imported nom Louisiana, In inn
proved frame hives, At reduced prices
Tor lhe next ten days, and as buyers will
DC July instructed how to handle the
oees and extract the honey as wanted
oy an experienced apiarian, this is an
opportunity, nc family should miss OF
always having honey fresh from the
hive 10 set on their tables. The bees are
full and healthy swarms and will la
placed in buyers yard and instructions
given free OF cost. McENNIs 4 Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

The effects of Hawkes crystalized len.
SEES upon tho organs OF vision is simply
wonderful, as there are several promi-
nent gentlemen in the Land Office,
whose sight has been restored by their
use, and hundreds of similar cases
throughout the United States can be re-
iered to- Austin Statesman.
For sale in Dallas only by Eisanlohr
Bros. & Schneider, druggists and Ger
man opticians.
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1.-THE Eye,

1t is simply wonderful, the reputation
Hawes spectacles and eye glasses have
attained throughout the United States,
hey are known from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific. and the reputation is built upon
real merit. Testimonials from the most
men of the country ,are given
who have had their sight improved by
heir use. These celebrated glasses are
Tor sale In Dallas, only by, Eiseulohr
Bros. &,Sohneider, druggists and Ger.
man opticians.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09
Another New MIN,

Mr.. S. p. Young breaks ground on
Monday next for his new cornmeal
mill and elevator. He has purchased
property 100 feet square, on Broad way
just south of tho gas works and diagon-
ally opposite from the Todd mills. His
null building will be 30 by SO feet, three
stories high and q basement, and when
completed will be the finest mill of the
kind in tho state. Mr.. Young designs
putting in the latest improved ma
chinery and will manufacture al kinds
Of corn goods, including pearl meal,
will have capacity of 200 ba rrels per
day.
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PulmonSry Complaints Safely Cured.
In larr... tAtin1a ~ rnnn.rn1 al nnAin,n ~

. Interruption OF normal action and
waste oi physical structure lin pulme-
nary diseases must be met with rsvers-
eel conditions to effect "a thorough and
permanent cure. Temporary suppress
sion Is dangerous, and cruelty decep-
tive Nothing can accomplish so safe
and lasting cure as the prescription
furnished with Dufly's Pure Malt
Whisky, as numberless instances tes-
tify. This supplies healing strength,
nutrition and stimulation in The most
scientific and concentrated manner, and
has done wonders where everything
else failed. All reliable druggist and
grocers will supply itfor 81 per bottle.
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City Court.

City Va, James Ramsey; interfering
with private property; fined IS.
City VS.. Henry Thornton, assault and
battery; under advlsement.
Clts vs., Paul Seydel; fast riding;
fiued 50.
City VS.. NJ. c. Dickinson, vaErancy /;
continued.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

The press and the public throughout
the country are unanimous in the praise
OF Hawkes. celebrated spectacles and
Patent spring leye glasses. For sale In
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. I q
Schneider druggists and German OPP
uCIans,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

Tho Dallas Merchants exchange,
through President White, has issued "A
call to grain dealers to convene in this
city on tho 2lst OF May, for the purpose
of organizing Grain Dealers associa-
ton. Quite number OF hearty re-
sponses have been receiver, and the at-
promises TO be large and the
organization an assured success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

The great reputation my spectacles
and eye glasses have attained through
out the country, has led unscrupulous
person to counterfeit them; there are
none genuine unless the name OF
"Hawkes" is stamped on the frame, and
| would respectively announce that
positively employ no peddlers. For sale
In Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. Il
Schneider, druggists ana German OPP
ticinns
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Chicken Thier Captured

Pete Ahern came acros Humphrey,
Dulin, colored, yesterday morning,
about o'clock, loaded down with two
bags of chickens, and lodged him in the
station house. Prof w. X. Jones, ofthe
Dallas Female college, identified the
fowls as those stolen from him the pre-.
ceding night.
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Messrs. Elsenlohr Bros. Il Schneider.
druggists have an immense stock of
Hawkes. celebrated spectacles and pat
ent spring eye glasses, and are prepar-
ed 10 ut them to all conditions Of the eve.
a perfect tit warranted.
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Mad Rnys Rarrnh.

Gus Bogel and CLARENCE Fuller, two
colored lads, charged with theft Of the
"ktts' of a pair of boot-blacks, were run
down yesterday by Officer Turnell and
locked up. Gus has served several terms
on the poor farm, and is good for an
other.
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uMaAlI Erna ~

Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous arrangement or
over taxation, either In youth or middle
age, will find great relief by using
Hawkes. crystaliEed lenses. For sale II,
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. and
Schneider, druggists and German opti-
clans,
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Motion for New Trial verruled.

The motion for new trial in the case
of the State va. Jim Hunnieutt, who was
convicted for lite on the charge OF kill
ing f. II. Humphreys, was argued yes
lerday morning in the district court be-
fore Judge Aldredge by his attorney,
Mr.. Robert b. Seay. The court did not
walt for County Attorney Clint to re-.
spond, but overruled the motion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

The cara that oamd in over the Mis-.
souri, Pacific road yesterday were COW
cred with snow that fell Thursday
night in the Indian Territory and Deni.
son. The norther continues To hold ont
and fires would not be unpleasant in
doors, "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09
How 70 Have a clear slim.

How 10 Have \ Ciear skin.
When the skin is yellow with bile, OF
thick and muddy from careless living,
less than one bottle of Parker's Tonic
will make II look fresh and clear again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

Webuy Plants flour direct from the
mills at wholesale figures and can az
lord 70 sell it cheaper than any OF our
competitors, who pay two profits.
ED. :. ALsToN.
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. h Z CIALTIES
H. A R Mr. " w

T. a R R " w g..
This famous STANDARD Bred Hamblstonian
Stallion will serve "A limited number OF Mares
at the GeAPEvGNE PRAIRIE STOCK Farm
near Dallas under the management Of
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE Louis Napoleon)
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record 2:l6l, and
sold 10 Jewett Bros, of Buffalo, for $500
ana stand at the head of their Stud al 900
the season; also Myrtle, record 2:2Tl<; Spin
nella, record 2:2p4, and several others with
fast records and trials. No unteer, the sire
OF LQnls Napoleon, has o with records IN
2:30 or better, and better than 2:20; among
them are st. Julien, 2li1t; q oster, 2:lT; aud
Ally, 2:l9, LAsbT WIS Dam, Fanny Mapes,
half sister 10 Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself TO be great brood mars, being the
dam OF jerome Eddy, record 2;lo.4, ana seye.
raj others that could beat 2.3O.
Is beautiful dark bay, with black
points; IS l5A hands high; weight 1875
pounds; has not been worked for speed hRy.
ug been put IN the stud when two years old,
when he produced the three fast colts, Wis
a. @. Dewey, kOsamOn and kosali. his only
get OF that year. A. q. Dewey troted seven
races In l%l, only losing one heat. He trOt-
ted through the Missouri. Kansas and Hi
nois Circuits, beating such good colts as Bal
aclays' by Onward; Alice Almond, by AL
mont. Judge Sprague, by Gov. Sprague, and
other ia.t colts, and has shown q y mile ia
~ 70 pole ana Cbliuneu a record OF 2;iV.
Resale, the three-ycar-Old file, trOttcd
mile II Joliet, ILL.,, 2:35 over u mile track,
and trotted second to Balaclava al Carthage,
H. in $40. Rosamond has not started Ina a
race, but isas speedy as either OF the rio.
IERMS-SlJO FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving in ')al may be bred to
LARRY W. free of charge the following sea-
son; The q shiOn BILE bred Stallion, NAM
BhlNO CHIEF, viii also stand limited
number OF mares at the same ranch at Grape
Vine. Terms, sos for The season. Can on Or
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
Care civ National mink. nallna
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Cleveland is the choic OF the Amerl-
can peoplo--sO are Opera Puh Ciga.
rottgs
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Cow boys and all the other boys vel
for Opera Puts cigaretts.
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We win cut on any figures given by
our competitors on Plants Patent.
Ed. y. Alison.
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I INDSLEl q BRADFORD,
~ Attorneys and Co 1na,tlols at Law
1So Msln Street Uindsley uiiNcgl, Dali
Texas, Give special attention 10 comm I'd
and corporation laws In state and gDJC|
courts.
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A BERNATHl Mos,
"A Attorneys
MckinnUy, IN.Ns. Z
W, n, A&EnNATHY, n, O.. ARUpNAT X
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NAHswBI j. a F1LLEK,
~ Attorney -ag-l.AU, 1
Decatur, ro1as
y, u. ~ Aav t4b. FULLY 4, FUtLIt
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ParkoT's Ploasan. worm syrup Never Fail,
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GARTER d WRIGHT
~ AttOrueyH-at-l.a w,
ssn Angola, Tom Green County ,csEI
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klOONE SCARBOROUGH, 4
- lawyers Land and Collecting asei
Sweetwster, Te1I
JOSEPH BOONE. ]. u, SCARBOROUGH
Notary Puft
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1gny Hotels .r. fU...Hr... ..H 80
Lst & |frsJNa .0r.s .'I snrf us
miv.llU lu1 sEEr. H .. .r.Hsr
yea e. .nUtns V0.t,.r.I.r. .....
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u .. MELNEN,
LIE Attorney-at-LAW and Banker
Seymour, Baylor County, Tel
1xchsago bought ands Iall The prl
oipal points.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-06
Goilrt poporr.
30 RACIN e 4!

A superior and nicely periumed
Toilet aud Nursery Powder. and
asure cure for Prickly Heat and
other eruptiOns OF the skin.
Large package Poe. each. For
sale BIZ al druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-06
AN AMERICAN PIRATE.
The Brigantine That Our Navy Cap
tured of AspinwalI.


A weather-beaten brigantine with the
American flag flying from her tafrail
anchored of Clifton early yesterday
morning. Many folks ashore took her for
one of our representative naval vessels,
but she is not. She is the prize that the
man-of-war Alliance captured off Aspin-
wall. she is not the long, Takish piratical-
looking craft pictured in the fiction
of boyhood; on the contrary, she is rather
short and dumpy, and stands high out of
the water. Her crew consists of eight
blue jackets and an ensign, under Lieut..
Wright. There are five prisoners aboard
Capt. Casper Rodriguez, First Mate
Johan and Seamen William Gale, John
Gaitens "a Frenchman and Thomas
Jones an Eng iishman). They helped to
work the vessel from Aspinwall, and were
allowed the same privileges as the blue
jackets.
According to a yeracious tar who
talked with reporter, everybody aboard
the brigantine, except the prisoners, is
writing up his experience at Aspinwall.
The veracious tar said that blank cart
ridge was first fired at the Ambrose
Light Then a shot was sent - feet from
her jibbOom, and she hove to. Lieut..
Wright and twelve sailors armed with
cutlasses and reYOlYers went over to the
brigantine in a small boat. The only
man who resisted was the gunner.
He threatened to blow up the
boaTders with the Old-tashioned cast
iron cannon with which the vessel was
med. A sailor struck him on the back
OF the neck with the fiat of cutlass, and
he shouted for quarter and surrendered.
After transferring the sixty armed men,
mostly natives, 10 the Alliance, the prize
crew ,oOk charge of the brigautine aud
examined her thoroughly. Besides the
cannon, which was mounted on wheels
and fastened on deck between the main
and fOremasts. they found $50 rounds of
ammunition in a big box marked "dyna-
mite" and several hundred 24-pOund
shells. The cannon was unloaded. 1t had
been fired once by the belligerent gunner
Just 10 see if it would 60 of.
The 90 soldiers captured aboard of the
brigantine were turned over to Colombian
authorities. They were well armed with
Remington, W heeler and HOtcukiss rifles,
and had plenty of ammunition.
Capt. Rodriguez says the insurgents
paid $1,000 for the vessel and put him in
command,
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FAST MAIL.

Stops only at stations named above and at
az stations between ThOmRsville and Chatta-
Passengers for Brunswick via E. T., V. &
Il: r. X take this train, arriving at Bruins
wick daily 1850 a. m.
PASSENGERS for Macon and Atlanta take this
train, arriving at Macon p. m. and a anta
lO:Sg p. m. daily.
Passengers for Brunswick via B. & W. R'y)
take this train, arriving at Brunswick $40
p. m.
Passengers for Fernandina, Waldo, Ocala,
Leesourg, Gainesville, Cedar key and all sta
lions on Florida Railway and Navigation
Company take this tram.
Close connections at Jacksonville daily for
Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka,
enterprise. Sanford, and all landings on St.
Johns river.
Passengers for Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Texas and trans Mississippi points take
TINS train. arriving at Pensacola 10 .05 p m,
mobile gao m, New Orleans Z As a M.
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars Waycross
Steamers leave cambridge every Sunday
evening Tor Columbus and Wednesday n ght
for Apalachicola and intermediate landings.
JEsUP EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at ..-......... 4:2Ou N
Arrive at Savannah daily at ......... { 80 !. III
Arrive at Jesup daily at.....-....... b 80 % N
stops at all regular and nag stations be-
tween savannah and Jesup.
ALBANY EXPRESS.
Leave Savannah daily at ............ 600 p N
arrive at savannah daily at .-..t.... ~ q m
Arrive at Jesup daily at.............. il so p m
Arrive at Waycross daily at ........ 2:l0 m
Arrive at Callahan daily at. ......... 1853 a m
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at ..... 1888 a m
Arrive at Dupont daily at ........... A:05 a N
Arrive at Live Oak daily at.......... G 80 a m
Arrive at Gainesville daily at ......- 8 80 Il N
Arrive at Valdosta daily at ........ 5:38 N
Arrive at Quitman daily at ......... 6:l4 a N
Arrive at Townsville daily att. T:l5 a m
Arrive at Albany daily at ........... 10 80 II NJ
Pullman buffet and sleeping cars Savannah
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to buy-at whatever price-cow's mix
for the kitchen or else lose their servants
1t is all very well TO say that in these
matters the example ought to come from
the higher classes, but, in the matter OF
insects, even the upper classes have their
own preJudices to overcome, and VIII
hardly be willing to cultivate taste for
plump roasted moth GU the chance OF the
gardeners children taking 10 spread wasp
grubs on their bread and butter Again
even il 1t could be done II is very DOUBT
full whether the game would be worth the
candle. We must not reckon on the
supply of insects being as ineXhaustlole
as the widows barrel of meal. You can
not eat your caterpillar and have your
moth More than one wasp's nest would
be wanted for a single good entree OF
"Larves de Guepes frltes au Rayon''
and with each OF them goes the hope OF
next seasons grubs. Many moths would
he required for plat OF "Phalenes au
Parmesan," aud if there is any run upon
'Bpuf aux Cbenilles' we snail after
wards have to go without our 'Frlcassee
de P0ulets aux Chrysalides." The birds
too, are to be thought Of II we drive
away the rock from the plow tail in order
TO secure ourselves a dish Of Larves de
Hanuetous Grillees.' where are the poor
birds to find compensation A very small
pecuniary stimulus has sufticed to ex-
terminate the locusts from Cyprus in
three years; but should we in England
care TO exterminate the insects at the
cost of losing the birds: Thus far it is
lawful TO answer the pleasant apostle OF
insectarianism according to his unwis-
dom; but the best answer, after all, is
bold ayowal of uncOnquerable prejudice.
Il do not love you, Or. Fell The reason
why | cannot tell" This may be despised
as a woman's argument, or dismissed
as no argument at all. But it suffices;
and its frank simplicity makes 1t unan-
swerable. ltmay be the last refuge Of the
logically defeated-but is an impregnable