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FROM SHERMAN.
ouM,AlNs VS.. cuMNlNs AGAIN
The Celebrated Case Once More In the
Channels of Litigations-rhe In
junction Feature introduced
Murder Case, Etc.

SHERMAN, April 7,-LSpeciel.l--The
Cummins VS.. Cummins case is again
about to become celebrated, The par
ties are husband and wife, and have
been in litigation for years. inc
property Is the separate property OF the
wife coming from her former husband'
A. M. Alexander. Divorce proceedings
were instituted by her some years ag1,
and she was given tho custody of ID o
onlv child during the pondency OF Vle
s1lit Her husband took the child md
went TO Mexico and was extradSted.
Tho divorce proceedings were sbsn-
doned, and they sgain lived IN peace
and harmony until last august,
when she flied complaint be-
fore the county court against
her husband, alleging that l'a would
not support her from her OWE separate
estate, and that no Was about to lease
her separate property for lcng terms
and collect rents III advance, 10 That she
could not derive revenue from ii. On
hearing, ON March u, the court ap-
pointed IL. G.. Mclean receiver, 70 take
the property and rent 1t tad pay her
500 per month from the proceeds, ard
pay taxes and Insurance. etc. Cam
MINIS filed petition IL tho district
court ON April l., praying for an tWuno-
ton restraining Mclean from taking
charge OF the property and collecting
the rents, etc. Judge Maltbie would
not, after deliberation, decide, tnq
case, as no had been attorney
for Cummins ia tho divorce sui.
Cummins and his attorneys wore pre-
pairing papers 10 transmit TO Judge Al
dredge at Dallas Last night, wk0n
Mclean heard OF it and filed u petition
before the county judge praying Tor an
injunction restraining Cummius ana his
attorneys from entering suits against
him without first obtaining permission
of the county court of which he WINS ~
officer by beng a receiver under ap'
pointment by the court. The injunction,
was granted aud now Cummins Ia for
time at his ropee end in tho way OF liti
eating.
An alarm of fire from the express
office called out the engine but the fire
was put out before the engine got to thu
scene.
Ed Short, charged with murder, wal
put on trial this evening. AZ the las
term of court he was found guilty o
murder In tho second degree, and the
Judgment was reversed by the cOerb o
apDeala.
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MAsHINGroN cLyRKs
Their Precarieus HolI ON Places Which
Pay Smylll Salaries.


Cleveland is tie prayer on many a lip
at midnight. lie assumes enormous
shapes and becomes alternately God-like
and demoniac as the passing hopes and
fears of those eSpectants move. How !
TO approach him, how to touch him, like |
the woman in the scriptures, who to be
healed from poverty and obscurity by
| this magic man aud arisen savior, are
the terrifying thoughts of domestic in
nor councils. 70 go back home, having
perhaps borrowed money to cGrae here,
and be- empty handed is ROT to be-
4 thought of. Bills grow by night, like
mushrooms, and how 10 pay them, even
| before they are duo makes tho heart
sick. Poor Office eXpeetsnts, other
wise respectable, are wondering
if they can borrow froFl each other,
and, perhaps, like tho two last mon in
the iirearm OF darkness, who met by an
eXtinguishing taper and ia mutual
hideousnoss expired, tie la TABOR dol
lar is the issue among these Washing
ton poor folks,
On tho othet hand, The clerks in office
arc undergoing thegamo agOuies. They
hear things SPOKEN az they pass along
the avenues indicative of II determined
purpose toget something and not to be
putofi They oVarhear or are told of
particular individuals looking for the
especial desk ard salary at issue, and
the price of bread with them, When
, you consider how hard 1t is 10 save
money out of 81 200 year, and live in q
lefty where lis the highest priced gGs aud
l. the least opportunities for Ov0r.work In
the land, and materials OF all sorts so
7 per cent. higher than IN the ugigh0Oring
! town of Baltimore, you 800 now few
. have saved enything mere,
., Besides, clerical life IL Washington
almost compels marriage, The depart
m8nta are fun Of female clerks, often in.
terestlng. The girls of the town have
ne hopes Of marriage except with gov
ernment employees, Frequently a higher
ErOtinemeEt attends this life than under
J, the same incomes elsewhere, and this
refinement and beauty lures on the
young amateur who had expected TO bo
a lawyer or an inventor, and he finds
himself with family Of children and
y no way TO turn but 10 th5 h0niEuant
= govOrnment. The exalted places under
i, this government bring only about $50 q
u week salary. The station of dignity is
10 worth only $4,000 a year. The generality
|, of Otkco-holdors who keep their head;
~ up have married property. Here and
Jhore Ia "A lawyer Ia the departments
!. who had saved some money out OF N
" income of 5000 year before he became
u a clerk ut 81, 800. He marries q former
= client, or clients widow, and bring,
y to Washington enough money TO build I
L homo, and then tho salary may pay thu
> bills Gath in Cincinnati Enquire.
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approving ~ srggestion.

There are several olorod meL scat
tered ajIout over the south who are ca
pable, honorable, 'e-editabe 10 their
race, sad who have never been of tho
Pincht ack gambling, sporting crowd,
nor chronic oGioe-geekers. Several OF
the same kind Gamble found in the north.
They can't talk aslong as Douglass, few
of thom are skilled at poker &nd taror
after the style of the New Orleans gang
OF black and yellow adyenturers. IL
would be the right thing for the, presi-
dent TO recognize the solid colored ele-
meBt mentioned, end If his late appoint
MEETS are any guide to his courein the
matter, he will do Just what the Record
suggests. Chattanooga Times.
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INsIIRANGr

IMPAIRMENT or INSURANCE., STA.
- ustlcs aud History Au.uu, Texas,
March 10, lSN1,-'ru an Whom 10 May
Concern; This Isto certify that ihp Penn.
sNlvauls Fire Insurance Company, OF Phil.
adolphIa, pcnn,ylvnui1, has in an To sprcts
iully complied with On, l0wsut Texas asCun.
ditiuus precedent To its doing business n
this state, and that said Company holds a
CerihcNic OF Authority nom thls oinrC On.
twelve months from the lst dny of january.
lSel, TO the 3iS' day OF December 1881.
L. \ I-GiNun under my hand aud seal, NJ
Office, In Austin, the day and date iirst above
written,
H.p. nEF Irsur,r,, r,.,,,,,t..t,,,s.
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Angostura Bitters.

The world renowned appetizer aud
inVigoIater, imparts delicious flavor
TO all drinks and cures dyspepsia, diar-
rhWa, fever and Ggue. Try Il, but be-.
ware OF counierieits. ASK you grocer
or Your druggist Tor the genuine An
gostura, manufactured by DR.. j. G. b.
Siegert Il Sons,
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Smith * Hall are representing the Sun
Fire oilioo, Of London, England; Trans.
atlantic of Hamburg, Germany; Fire.
mans Fund, OF San Francisco, Calilor
fornia; Western Fire and Marine Insur.
anco company, OF San Francisco.
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HIP BEE, Insurance Commissioner
JOHNS. ALpEuOrr, Agent. Dallas. Toy

"''hN 80 - Afh' tafi - AkfNif AfAllNst IcN
OtFlCEo Insurance., STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Nnrrh le.
lNs'.-Io all HON 10 May Concern: This is
tocerliiy that The Continental Insurance Com
pouN OF New York, ~, H., Inns I'm an resnec,s
m..N compiled with the laws OF ToXHaUs con.
dUlnns precedent 90 is doing business utus
state, aud thAtsaii Domp8nv holds v 4. rf'-
Gcdiooi Authority from thig ofIco emitting
u iodo huYnrs, in this state for tvplye
mouths from me lst duy of january. iss,, 10
the Slsi day OF December 1856
N,l-hlvcn under my hNNi aud sonl, pt
written.
HIP BEE, lusurunc, Commissioner.
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Aneonlvnh Ynmnn

Ia the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, Sc., In tho belief of onriching
and beautltlyins. tho complexion. IL is
but temporary aud ultimately DESTROYS
the skin beyond the power OF nature 10
restore. Stop itl Stop IL now and use
only DIR. Harler's Iron Tonic, which im.
psrts the v'ror and lovelirpsa Of yputh,
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Anew Addition.
10 the city Two Blocks of street Rail
Misunderstanding Residence Pronertv

wav-Dosirablo Residence Property
We havO made an addition OF forty
AO)acres 30 tho city, largo portion OF
which fronts on Mckinney avenue and
Pearl street, aud consists of handsome
residence lots. IL Is only ono milo from
tho courthouse, and in two blocks of tho
Belt Line railway which makes It u
very desirable locality. Prices reason
able and terms easy. For particulars
call mt our office, POydras street, in
rear of Flippen, Adouo Il Lobit, and we
will take pleasure in showing the
LOTS OLIVER THOMAS ~ Bro,
Real Estate Dealers.
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A Cnrn of Pneumonia.

Mr.. d. IL. Barnaby, of 0swego, New
York, says that his daughter was taken
with violent cold, which terminated
with pneumonia, and all tho best physi-
clans gave tre case up, and sesd she
could live but few hours at most. She
was in this condition when friend
recommended DIR. WIN. HALLS Ball
SAM FOR THE LUNGS, and advised
her to try II. She accepted IL as IL last
resort, and waNsurprised to find that IL
produced marked change for the not
ter, and by persoyerlng II permanent
cure was effected,
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Il. NJ. Clover Il Co, at I'll Elm street,
is y now house, bus IL now in the 'front.'
rank ~ first class druggists and pro.
scripuonists, whore you can be sure OF
polite treatment, fair prices aud first
class goods. None but thoroughly com.
petent men omulOyed.
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S. A. Haseltino ~ Bro, patent solicit
tors, Springfield, Missouri, send us the
following list Of patents which were is
sued TO citizens of this state during the
past week:
n. j. Cox, Gainesville. Metallic post
for fences.
G. II. Davis, Dallgs; Bustle.
u. A. Havott, Sabine Pass; Jettv,
@. w. Patton, Houston; Ohurn-power
=. r. Wilson. Echo; Suspensions
bridge.
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Thoroughbred and grade animals,
now located near Jacksboro, Texas, for
particulars apply to Henry McElderry,
NJ. ID. 35i ST. Charles street, New Or.
loans In.
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What Is the Glen Lea? saith tho
preacher 10 is the fountais head of all
stimulus the spring Of eternal youth
and the very kingdom of health aud
beauty.
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A Ohnnre ofFirm.

DALLAS, April III have this day sold
my entire interest in tho drug business
of NJ. II. Hickox & Go. to John r.
Hearne, of John r. Hearne & Co., OF
Palestine, Texas.
Signed THOs. w. SCOLIARD.
Referring TO the above, the now firm
HickOX IL iIearuo, take this opportunity
TO thank generous public for it's past
liberal patronage 10 the old firm and
hope by prompt attention TO business
and fair dealing TO merit the oCntiuu
ance of tho same.
HICKoX a. lIEARNE.
IN. IL. Hiclsox, John K. Heurne.l
The business will be continued mt the
same old stand, iornor Main and Lamar
streets.
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A ORDINANCE EXTENDING ARARD
"A STREET:
SECTION I. Re 20 ordained hy the City
Council of the City of uallps that I'm accord
nnco with thCdCdicrl N heretofore made by
Edward e. Bruwd and n. X UuriOd,
owners OF the grOuu Akatd street, ts now
opened, Is hcrehydC red 20 be a street OF the
city, uty feet Wide ION MIN creek 10 the
limo Of the cOrpnra en-, the coursc being "a
continuation Ia a t ICct line Ottuid stree. ON
the north side offs. & creek and that this or.
dlunuce shall On effect and be enforced
from anu after ITS PASSAGE.
Approved Fchluuy9 81, 1885,
W, r., CABELf Mayor
true copy; W, F. PARRY, Ouy Secretary
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I'm .rnr1,e Acid phnspI,hts.

HBYARE OF INVITATIONS,
limitations and counterieits have GpHin
appeared. Be sure thattho word "EORs-
FORD's" is on the wrapper. None are
genuine without IL.
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=. Ice delivered TO all parts of she city,
Texas Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made from Browder Springs water,
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because They Deserve A..
MY patrons speak of Dens on's Cap.
emo Porous PlaSters In tho highest
terms."--N. w. Atwood, New York.
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EON SALE-h LOT atN 100 ltNET. on THE
y north sd' OF Elm street, Il fest west of
Eryoy; this property Is now renting for SO
per month and will ne sold cheap and on easy
terms. Apply w f sHoRr. mch2o.tf
DOR sALE-C II. OJrER, 7G MAIN
Il street, has for salr one Of the handsomest
rtsl1ences IN lhe city. apr7-7t
EOk SAlE-ONr HORSE AND DOUBLE
L seated phWtou and harness; horse
years old, about l5s hands high ard drives
gentlei phWton good us now; viii sell cheap
App! to SiMps 81 * HUFFMAN, 73l Elm
street, mntg2-tf
TOR SALE-THEEE billiard AND
1 two pool tables; 81. Vuud. hand. will sell
at a big bargain. Apply 10 l. CRApDoOK,
Dallas, or Y. j. CEAnpoCK, Ccrsicana,
Texas, norl7it
EpH sALE-tONp tNu EiONE WOOD
~ IN any quantity erj best quulity, over
2po cords on hind. NisH want6d 20 6rv cot
ton seed aud seed Ul'.as 40 bigneat market
price A. DYsrEnnAcu, solicit
lHOR Sale OK KEN Ct Viii sETAOR
L rent The store nous. Do Re- Oak on Dal.
lS and W0Nahrohic road, So luilee frOm
MaNuhachle, formerly occupied by I b.
Daniel. The house is new, built last vear
ana q Inc tracing point, being. surrounded
by good country AMI tlickly settled. Ap.
Ply 70 JoHN G., GlBiuNs, administrator OF
Daniels estate, Red Jak. Mg7.iw
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nnNicr rnionhnnr..

Sold or rented by q. NJ. Clover, gem
eral superintendent Texas Overland Tel
ephone aud Telegraph conpany,7ll Elm
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Brown,s BroncbIpl Trochcs

For Coughs and Colds. 81 do not see
how IL is possible for public man to be
himself in winter without this admir-
able ald."-Reys Il. M. Devens, Pocasel,
Maag
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Re Economical.

Use chopped feed, fstten your stock.
and save money. Send your orders TO
Felton,s mill.
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ICE,IOF, ICr.

lipounds standard granulatod sugar
Tor ~, AZ THOMPSON Il WELLER,
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r. NJ. Clover Il Co., the Elm street
druggists, il the only house In Dallas
mat has hrst-class prescription clerk
on duty oil night.
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EVERY frst-class doalor soils Opora
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick 10 the
lips.
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4 odd Mills Prairie Flour, y2.4S per 10
ounds. q. 10. MoMANp 4 BRo.,
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~ H. CABTLI, Mayor.
\ true copy. W. %. PARRY, CITY Secretary.


4 N ONplNANtE ENIrN DING tODu-
"a ran street 0uy feet Wide fo the Missouri
Pacific Railroad track:
SECTION Z, BE 30 ordained hy the City
Council of ihu city OF Dallas that Cochran
street, iu the city OF Dallas, be ex-
tended I'm o. $ I1- west direction Huy
ie { wide, gg follows: beginning No /.
point I'm the nth line oi block 10 .old town
thirty feet no right angles from the center OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad track: thcncc
N.2S y. parallel with said railroad track
and thirty feet ihCreirOm hfy feet; thence
N. lbS II. parallel with snid north line of
block 70 about two hundred feet, To q. Gibis
southwest line; thvnCe with hts said SOUTH
west llc 8. 42c r. MY eight fpot 90 Tie
north line OF block u; thence S 56e W, with
line OF blocks " and 3D. about two hundred
aud forty feet tu the beginning.
SEC. .. hat suld cNtcu. ion he made ac-
cudlng TO the Dallas city Charter aud that
all damage, and costs occasoncd thereby he
assessed against the property adjacent there
10y and benefited Ia accordance with spid
charter.
SEC, g. Thot this ordinance take effect
from and after It's passage.
Approved February ~, 1851
W, l., CABEiL, Mayor.
4 NVfHu ~ n.
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Cleveland il the choic of the Ameri-
can people-so are OPP Put olga.
retteS.
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AN ORDINANCE ASSESSING BENE-
~ fits and levy special taxes against the
property holders and surrounding property
benefited by the extension of Cochran street
zoe west as ordered by ordinance Of Fobru-
airy %, 1855
SECTION /. BE It ordained by The city
Council of the city of Dallas that for the pur-
pose Of paying for the property condemned
for public Use In extending Cochran street
=, f6c W., as ordered by ordinance tcb. "A.
1888, there be and IN hereby assessed and
levied special tax against the following
surrounding property holders and property
benefited rs follows, viz: A, WJgenhau-
ser, blOck75, Of original town of Dallas. be.
ing go feet square, contai Ing 1000 sqrare
eet OF land; also block north Of and adj
Joining said block 10 and being 200 feet north
$40 wet by an average width of $50 feet,
n, rth 7bo east, containing 5000 square feet
of land. out OF the John Nicely BRYAN Head
right, all benefited TO the amount OF 500:
NJ. q Arbucllc, a LOT l5i feet nor n 7Gc east
by III feet north i2S west, containing 1860
square feet, On the north sldeof Cochran
street, as extended, being In block ---- and
benefited SO; Il NJ. Ouckrell. lots nud 9, in
block II block rs, orig mai town Of Dallas.
being 100 {. ct squire, containing lOOy square
icet Of land, aud benefited Si5; Mrs $. n.
Cuckrell, lois and 1, block " bl0cl, 10, orig.
innl town ui Oallusl, being 10000 sguarp iCet
Ct land, benefited SlOJ; B. Gibbs, n lot ON
north Side Of % hiram street, 49, feet widu
by 100 feet long, containing 1851 square ,cDt,
bcnented $50 an of said property
being situated No the ci'y and
county Of Dai'u and state O' Texas and
suld sums OF money being tIH Irs.Uc-
iyC proportional up,Nuf, of sro.i.l ,..Xos
due upon all SURROUNDING properly directly
benefited by ihCrN'tusipg q. said sire 9, as
aforesaid,
sEc. 2. mhattho Citr A.as.ora.d Colies.
lor Us hereby ordered ta collect sIN special
The Gus. ChFtcr in such cases made and
provided.
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Beware Of Commercials
GILES LISINEAI .J0IDE AhB0BB
ay,,,lai aud rs,tt,rl g,.ss, 60 IS, a1g
ALL FAMILIES USE III,

WEAK "snk, EitlaugVc Joints, Paralysis
kheumatisO, Nouraigta. Dipthsria
Nclatica, ftN'. psua utCr',
fcmaic NCalnrra,
Tbs host and only cesu.- remedy 90 no.
leva pain oiniI kinds. no matter ofhoW long
lonWlng. instant roIut Fuartuteed crinp.es'
swollen Joints, Narlcuse Veins Bites OF In.
t.cN os sicg Headache. No OH or rrensoiA
clean end sweet; Will not soil
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Rrighte
HiAeAse, Oinpcten, iuDont incnCa Of Nrinol
rs ihe only lMmg"i lu Tine world pos ny
Alternative powers, N.noa hgeu l formally,
SW| tout ru3 'ut-, N,arfh0aa ha~
Oysenicryu
sold ~ al Eruggisi5. GyiHl noii'a, s5s'
Write On, 01Lrs, Box 5iSl Is. \, PC. Hnc
Nlu glvo advice on el' al 5cu,Os free Oiea'rhs
ksl~ Beware Of inscriptions dealers ~
Souutor'oiN The go uiut has the nllu'
blown IN the glass and 'ao simile o, discover
erbs signature over each Norb
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.RIGOLL0T'S MUSTARD LEAVES
Many a Lady

Is beautiful, all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy IL is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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EXTANTED-A LADY DE -JRES Posi-.
~ ton ms copyist and coTe, pondent or
any kind of work. Irquire at or address In.
telligence on e, 6O9 Main st Dallas. apr5 N
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AN ANTED-rO Boy ONE HORSE And
w ss'ol d-hand tprhg wagon. II. r, Of
fic of The Her, d. sprSit
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M BNIED-IIEE EMP OY INT AGEN-
W Cf 100 MAIN STREET, DALLAS.
being established ant r liable every way,
have unsurpassed facii lie for plac ag co n.
petent and enrrgetii people in all manner
OI pO luOns ana places OF trust. aprS-It
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NiOVlCE-THI is no GIVE NOTICE
N that on the 25thof February, 1885 4. r..
boiling 4 Co. saade deed Of general assign
meut for benefit of their creditors, and that
gW appointed assignee under said deed.
mar:l-Sm ~. MCCLELLAN.
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A NoRpINANcE ENrENnINa AKANp

W, l.. CABELL, Mayor.
\ true Iopy, W y. pARRN CIV N.crrtnry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-01-23
miscellaneous.
The Tooth Factory.

/. The domain Of the dentist is about to
be disputed. A great discovery has been
made which will revolutionize the whole
business, and emancipate the sufferers.
A factory has been established, with
plenty of capital to bnck it, for tho pur-
pose OF making sets Of artificial teeth by
machinery. All that any one who IS
troubled with bis teeth will have tn do
will be to get them all pulled out. Then
he can purchase brand new, machine
made set and be exempt from toothache
all the rest Of his fife. There is, of
course, nothing new in the making and
use of artificial teeth, but it will be
easily seen that the manufacture BY ma
chinery presents great advantages -
Whom the making of watches by ma
chinery was started there were many
protests that the new way would never
be as good as the old But the exact
ness soon attained, and the convenience
Of having the parts interchangeable,
brought about revolution. and tho fac
tory watches now rank above the hand
made. The advantages will be had in
the factory teeth. If one set gets broken
Or comes out, an exactly similar one can
be ordered from the factory at very
small cost. II the plate gets cracked il
can be replaced in the same way. All
that will be necessary will be to give the
number Of the plate. and new one, pre-
,isely like the old, will be sent by re-
turn mail.-M Y. Mail and Express.
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Don Is for Young Men.

Don't wear a white necktie with my
thing but dress suit--they get soiled
so easily, and white necktics are worth
fifteen cents dozen.
Don't call on young lady unless you
have received pcrmission--and then don't
call for large amount until you are
we'll established in her confidence.
Don't make your visits long-very few
families are prepared to accommodate
guests at breakfast without previous
notice.
Don't fail 10 arrive promptly at din
ner party--cold victuals are indigcsti-
bic and unwbolcsome.
Don't talk about your grievances -
write them up in IL newspaper card, aud
sign the article ''Pro Bono Publico."
Taxpayer" or some other classic sig
nature.
Don't boast Of your accomplishments -
people will know how little you know
without lying about it,
Don't talk about your wealth or pow
erty--if you are rich, everybody will
smile at you, and il you are poor you
can go into the corner and smile by your
self.
Don't make your devotion to young
lady too marked unless your intentions
are serious-a breach of promise case is
nearly always loaded.
Finally, don't fail to observe the feel
ings and rights Of others, which more
than all else marks the true gentlemen,
and make you novelty as beautiful as
il is seldom -Merchant Traveller.