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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
TETE SHERWOOD,

,aE1G s$E2 e. IAN W. S5O0,
FIFTU-AVE. A%D AiTHST
An eevIuty hruisied suite Of rooms rent for the
ter possession immediate. ,.... ...,..
TO LET-APARTMENTS IN THE
ABSOLUTELY FlREPROOF
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
CORNER 6sTH AND 18Th SIS. AND 7Ili.ANE,
FACING CENTRAL PARK.
RENTS FROM 4 500 ~ $500.
Apply 10 LESPiNA-SE n FRIEDMAN,
ISL broadway, Of {. Clifton, superintendent az Oudngs
Ts,IL LANGHAM, 52d-si. and 5th-avc.-A
particularly desirable suite OF rooms, furnished. to rent
iol Tho season
rttE PEHCIVfL
22OWest i2d st. Broadway one sntc thri noori dso
'"0 ''-'' ' CUAnLES LLFLEE. Proprietor.
e%TH-ST., Oh EASI.-To Let-Elcgant
y fat IN 1fsLc built houses rooms tlt he,
uah and cost al range hot ani c0d wncI ala ~
rpOder improv best central loc ION anu d ho5h-
Dor hood rent moderate. Apply TO JAN ron
SnA MADISON AVE, corner b2D-ST.-
SUttI A very choice apartment for al modern I'm
and absolue!y GTeprcOf Apply Supcriut"n
seat o. 10 IL K. DREW i co. 27tb.st and Jthage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22

ERAMERCY PARK. Sc Irving Place
" Handsomely furnished single bath room door
bcioy gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22

NEWLY furnished rooms. with superior
~ board 90 10 s.. fO9 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-22
Bnslucss Chances.

INTNUSUAL CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS
a WONAN-A business for sale which will pay % per
Cent on Investment Just tie thing Tor o WI" mas
ID" V'ND +. o. Box 7ea. New-Gork.
MEMS FURNISHING STORE FOR SALE.
vi A nrst-csss stop In Of the best loca' oHs N
T,o,etvn and doing good splendid ell nee Tor
Ave man rent expenses light; good reasons gwen
FOR Sc iay Address c.. BOX a Tribune
DANE CHANCE.-Good macmnlst. with
IL aoui u 600 capital and wishing 30 take an interest
vhee his services would DC reqni as foreman "t ~ Qua
esfsbi,ncd Iusncss now manufacturing patented ma
chlely ,-,,,. -. p, ,.p0,,-1 ,,o p,o,,,v.y
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

terrible sweep Of destruction, TO be rescued
from forgetfulness.1 She filled the hands
of her visitors with flowers and their
hearts with love. She is model Southern
housekeeper, takes entire charge of her
plants and grounds and Jersey cows and
horses, besides finding leisure to make
rapid progressi in her new book. II dol by
having system was her answer, when asked
how she managed to do so much. It was
a pleasant hour, and it added another to
the many special memorable incidents of
the journey in the South"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

him again for months. H..
when zen she was in her violet room L !,
want to try an esperin, !,
SAID, after greeting her. nH.v. :
played Douz Souvenir since M = :
" Never" she replied. =
do 50 now,"
Nora shrank and shivered.
am certain the spell is 90.
said. "You have seen the e,,.
reality You will not fear it now "
Then she Obeyed. First On
hushed prelude, next the sighiBg !
song, then the wailing sadness IA.
ing phrase; but her face no Ionos,
bright flush covered her cbs,h |
haps because Philips arm was bel
her, while her happy head leaned
breast.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

(Oncluded.)

N9ftNttA"NSssJ
Days passed. Philip did not appear.
Then one day package came for Nora,
containing very small copy of "Doux
Souvenir" exquisitely bound in violet
From the pages dropped note:
"Nora,-I have seen your father, who
tells me that you know all this has
brought me to sense of my own peril, and
feel I dare not meet you again.
PHILIP"
Nora told herself she should not, would
not care, and she forced herself to be brave;
but she did care for all that, and she laid
away "Doux Souvenir -ah "Triste
Souvenir" and never played it now.
Still her life went on the same ; and one
evening she found herself in the artists
reception in company with some friends.
Exquisitely-dressed groups passed up and
down before the beautiful pictures, the air
was filled with sweet sounds and the scent
of rare flowers, and Nora was almost for
getting to feel sad. There was pause in
the music, and her friends were chattering
gayly around her, when softly, sweetly
from an adjoining room came the sounds
of "Doux Souvenir" Turning quickly
Nora met Philips eyes.
He stepped forward, 81 must speak to
you this once," he said.
With a word Of excuse to her friends she
took his offered arm and walked with him
up and down, always within sound Of the
song.
Nora" he whispered, passionately, "I
cannot keep away from you'll cannot
live without you. Speak one word to
strengthen me, to comfort me"
But the same set look was on her face,
and she stopped suddenly Her eyes
were fastened on picture hanging near.
Two shadowy forms driven by terrible,
cruel wind, and the low, sad moaning of
the song might have been the sound of its
passing.
His sad eyes followed hers, his face too
grew deathly white.
i accept the poItent," he sighed; at
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

9" NO., she answered, dreamliy, L
would rather stay"
"Kora," he pleaded, won't you listen to
me? ] implore you, for my sake, if you
will not for your own"
q cannot moye," she whispered; "some-
thing holds me to the spot"
Alook Of torture passed over his face.
followed by one of sudden relief, as a
young artist passed close to him.
aErnestl" he said, addressing him,
"quick stop that music. I will ex-
plain later-only be quick |"
An exclamation of surprise and pain
escaped the artists lips; but the next
moment he dashed forward, saying, "The
lady has tainted Here, this way, I will
show YOU" He threw wide small door
beside them, which had been concealed by
a heavy curtain, and opened into quiet
room.
Philip carried in Nora and laid her on
a lounge, while the other fastened to adj
nit the air. Then while she lay restored,
but white and still, too weak to open her
eyes, she heard the stranger say, "Philip,
old friend, forgive me if you can. l loved
her, you did not"
Philip only answered, quietly, Where
is she now ?"
+" Dead" groaned the artist dead two
months since You never cared for her,
and | would have given my life to save
her. Do not excuse my sin. | only ask
your pardon"
Nora opened her eyes to see Philip lay
his hand in that Of the man who had SO
heartlessly betrayed him.
" | forgive you now" she heard him
say. 81 once thought I never should.
You painted the francesca da Rimini?
" Yes. You noticed the likeness :?
And did you read tie repentance and
misery that could only paint such anguish?"
" / think did," he answered.
Nora rose. odd you paint that
lovely, beautiful pioture?" she asked,
turning to the artist.
He bowed.
" | cannot think she sighed, passing
her hand over her brow, chow is it pos
sible; but that is what has haunted me for
years when | played 'Doux Souvenir,
until the notes have come to sound like
storm-winds and | could see plainly those
weary forms drifting hither and thither-I
one, an one was like you, only shadow,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

A celebrated professor ID E. h
there were three things n.y.. \
prima donna to do-eat, sleep,
Indigestion affects the th', A. I
a cold, and during an oP'' J., N
drink water, which Instantly III
voice. She must sleep a. #, MA
in the tweuty-four, and PFl''D h
q When she fails to practice
observes it herself; when /, J, M |
her friends observe it, and N, Y,
for three days the pnbIio. !. q
:. Altogether the life !, \.
many respects a na ns SJ.r.it +
Kellogg thinks only fn' -
divine melodies oomp'n''''
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

Mr.. John Bigelow has edited, y
per & Brothers are soon to pnbAA|
Writings and Speeches Of Samuel
den" Mr.. Bigelow is underd@
writing a memoir of Mr.. IlIden |
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28


At a recent sale in Washing
studio properties of the late ''lIP
Mills, a bell made Of the metal Y !
bronze guns captured at New y y
Jackson, was sold for a small N u
jackson statute by Mills was 1l'
same. Plaster casts OF Iln y,
and other statesmen were sOi'
time.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28

Princess Louise's illustrations
sketches OF Canadian life and selHI
used exclusively in illustrating I
guide-book to Canada, compiled q
issued by the Dominion Governed
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-28
oAt and ejcttsr,,.

Harper Remington, the American
in London, is painting portraits 4
CORVALLIS West and the Miss
Clarke and Nelly Farren Calhoun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20
MARKET NOTES.
NEW YORK Market

NEW YORK MARKET
The Wholesale New York market quotations
shows
BEAm-prime. s1.sO@s2oO. fAlr % good.
BUTTKn = New York sold 81 23@24c for
choice in pals, and 2l@22c. common 70 good
Western Creamery sold 90 24@250. and The
common Western a. 10011C
CHEEsE--f factory fancy ll5S@1ls<c; do talE
Eoos1ouotations ranged from Ia for or
binary, to loo for New York. New JERSEY and
Frog1a superana s.2o0ss.0O: Western,
e4.0OG$6 so; extra New York. So S0@&4 SO.
HAY shipping. gO@95os clover 70@75a
self. Coo; straw, 4O@15o
Hops-New York. ls@i4o, Eastern, 12@1sol
POaT = Prime. $1,000 q siLOO, dressed
AS WnS Szg 2 spring No !, -@oac., MI.
waukee. No 2 go. amber. et9S----
white. --c.G$i.Ol.
Oonn-Ungraded Western Mixed. 50@5s9<c
Steamer Mixed -@5l51o. IN elevator. 80
delivered: No 2, $50 25(c. In elevator. 525s
@5s1Sc., delivered White southern, 65o de-
RzH-ssase. 7s5f@soA
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Exoun-Stato family. a. 25@S4 so; rye flour
e3.G2 " DS3. IS; wheak State 49, @1.U21 (ci
amber t0sOOi coxns yellow. b41zcs mixed osAtea
54c
PKrRozKUn- Refined 79<c. crude. elko.
Woor-Sate and Western Xxx, 46450o; (
a7@zScA medium. 60@61o; coarse. 400
BOSTON MARKET
FfouR - From SA25083. Is Cor low and
medium. to SA50@@5 tor choice Minnesota
Corn. 53@5sISc. for mixed aud yellow
BUxxER Common. o.0llc.; Vermont
dairy, lSG19c.; choice creamery. 2092lo
CHEEsR-S1S5<c.
BRANs-si. 60GSl.70
HAx-C Choice, s2lG SD
cArr1K mARxErA
BuvrAx.o Cattle. good quality, -- a
-; hoga fair 70 good. - ISgS417J<; best
"a 40
East LnKRxT. PKsN.-Best cattle. &-@
g.; medium 20 good SO 49, common
20 fair, (04--s Hogs. Xorkara e4.00N
e4lO philadelphiaa &s.90@SA00 sheep
S4O0GeA51 3
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

Toward khe close 81 Friday EVENING"
nKayer meeting al Plymouth Church
81. Bsecher. shaking bis finger Rraveiy
A those who sat o. his lell, said to
those Who sat Oh his right: The edi6-
cation hasn't been evenly divided this
evening. Nv friends On the left have
been industriously engaged ii laughing
At me because have = big sole In the
left leg Of my pantaloons. Allow me 70
inform them that these are new pair.
II they were old and c0nldn't afford
new ones. / should be dreadfnlly
ashamed. Az IL is, / am NOT, but my
wife Is. n making 3 call this afternoon
my leg came IN contact with : barrel
and II had q nail IN Il, hence the tear.
tried to close il with a pin, bat the pin
dropped ont So IL Ii with our sins.
We can't pin them up. The pin viii
drop out and disclose the bare spot. !"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20


Dpb white i &c nsvsstahads 81 shI.
I'd remains lie dOnlnans color q i.
Beason.
Wraps are Is varied ID their forms :.
costumes.
Jacket cofsages in every imaginable
shape are IN vogue.
Plum color and pale rose ID d fashion.
able English color combination.
Gold turtles are the latest golden
fancy for hat and bonnet ornaments.
ton.
Watered ribbons. wsferea silks and
vatered stuhs Of Ell kinds are revived il
Paris.
The highest collars Of the newest
Jackets and frocks are stiaened with
wiggan.
Why not wear the blue cloth Oowes
cap at the seaside here a. well as IN
Englandg
Long sashes are worn with All sorts of
dresses, and Iooped al ISbStuDa, accord
ing to fancy.
The blue Cowes cap. with = blue
yachting suit, il the correct wear for Sea-
side walks and boating.
Golden boars' heads, with great buIg-
ing yellow agate cats eyes. are found
among hat and bonnet pins.
A little ieweled dagger pinning TIE
corsage bouquette TO the dress front d
the latest caprice IN fancy iewelry.
Every lady ut Cowes, Isle OF Wight,
England, wears q blue yachting cap for
walking as well as yachting or boating.
The same latitude prevails in the mat
ter Of the choice Of materials for q
brides dress that 10 given In other
fashions ct present.
Pinkish fawn ID q lovely and popular
color for tailor-made costumes, and may
be braided with either gold or silver and
o darker fawn or tan braid.
There is too much variety in the forms
Of dress at present Confusion and bad
taste are the most frequent results Of
the effort to be independent.
When dress reformers make some
thing to wear pretty, rich, and extrava.
CANT, as well as comfortable and
healthy, they win find plenty OF women
&c wear IL.
White satin Is the frat choice Of ma
terials for q bridal dress, but for the
june wedding organdy muslin and fine
:aces, with profusion Of flower decora.
tons, y most appropriate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

A PLArs QUESTION FOR INvATTDs. -
Have the routine mr. dicines of the pro-
fession done you no goodG Are you dis
couraged and miserablea If so, test the
new Vegetable Specific. DIR. WALKER's
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, famous
as the finest invigorant, corrective and
Alternative that has ever seen the light.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

A CATTLE KrN0. One Of the Texas
cattle kings died last week. When ten
years old no ran away from New York,
reaching the South aa O skowawAy. At
his demise his wealth was 81, 900, 900;
il is twenty niles from his front gate to
his house, and single panel Of the fence
Of his back yard was los miles In
length.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20
! MEDICINE.

home physc has the benefit OF Council composed Of
ea speeasts Qr DsIamen and rooms for ladies m the
very private and from the annoyances IN other
Eoms i d WITH Gs naI Iss
n PILES, EIsTUEA I'M ANO, and other ais
Pile largely eafd and snh e as OeF sn DSws ere re
7uu0ne ana Teatent 81 this cs IL ecsio De g we sa1x
come here 5 5Or s a6Sf we Ss viii re
5s 5sEssia s5
IA from ~ Is fteen pdaS ma our ~ which
na zen q R me Ps r eang ang sePg
Ea ~ Hernia aa @rssne0 81 lEupsures no matter of
Rupture .$s 1sS $ s' 8:
vviThomf 1a ease Ineoerseken ~ our sPociaIlstss
russss. ous paiS ana isoS Sssss snEsa upon
THROW % 0a az Hssa q WHICH, f aE Se s@
0 2 Sss Rss sRa aa HasfS s ana
Var There safety Il depending upon any kind Of truss
- 1o1p Svy maa Th0 aas suffered The agon
cs 9o ro one FTPFs ana md the truss keep mental
klaneys, bladder, ana associate organs
1R dn or eass gl ~ than
three iTnense Size ana 81 such En
every which pefected system & treS nexs
inVds Rofsl s Rsa se fSS Gny
As9Pf & sSassa 3 APE Bs.ss DSs
a. ustEated treatise Rupture sent to any address upon
s5r sss 2s pos sfe van Rss9as
ongy s aaa 5RGTs6 aasct.oa speedily thor
n1 aosS soaga 3 ga gh e. C noas
located 4 No Kew ozfo s R o6 OoBeh e ssa6.het
rnizd and dy S ahe6n ~ DeRg the oss ae
ana g n95s sees,ons witch arise from youthful
ag Yfsss a sp sa0lsesd special Dsparment the
s a Sho a R1yse1ans and Egeo1s on Our Star g
Council q The experienced medical men q 10A
m ton e Il ns sRssa e. sss9 g Rus s ass
d Bes s s0S s & e ao s. 19 ps
aases contract te BY any medical man in9s@f
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20
a NATURAL ANXIETY

Prompts many man Of family
to seek his doctors advice Is
to the best means of preventing
disease and preserving health.
In such cases the iudicious
physician viii recommend the
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

THa happiness OF every man depends
more upon the state Of his own mind
than upon any other circumstance.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

IN men are 90 wicked with religion what
wonld they bs withons III
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

.g Recognizing tho fact that no great frsttu-
kaeal TnpnAT exclusively treatment
AID the afflicted 6 our lind without ths most
G DISEASES the most improved treatment Of diseases
hro oe rea ana lungs such g
lss nsE,onshisis AsshIaa. and Te have
have every kind Of useful instrument Tor examining
etc., etc. = Wen q al 81 tie most pasS0S
n6aistions al Other forms q
publish three sepalats books On Nasal Throat and Lung
es price, postpaid ten cents: aeas 81 As san .o or
ten treatise CatsrTR Price POstpad
- lDyspepslas .sLiver Cemplalnt,ss OBJ
DISEASES or qPsSs1s 8sss
nSA nad sns 81 whsh our Mgs so q 81
eases aectna The liver and other g o y M cons
SEogns u their functions e the q very
Is E ZOE osess aane ana tTeent Is directed
a on s q o osn ogaRS viii Be sent g any
RtEHGAzIs8 Disc SE, DIABETES, and
kDAkK cures secto d thousands 81 eases Which bad
SEaSFe otps 81 cRc RH d nd @o5 Hnd
eases with references 70 Correct rec diaanos in
very esnsTe practice d diseases 81 tSe Urinary oIas
ence great penos h determining The see ustlre ~ @
remedies Tor hs cs ns e o saoh y nicely adapting their
% Eeor6sns q al~ssss q he nE1eS CFgans having con
Dt s. 6 0sel o1a s9T 8sts 5Ra bssg u constant
s es aae C9rssy q nsss maas We have pgbiheda
q n cents posae n ss n 2 sent e
BlnlER s9ss' Esin5 sss
Dls s.s Ssss 4 ssS sA S aSs sS @
IA illustrated pamphlet on urinarv Illeea3se
includes
By mai Tor ten cents il stamps Send for It
STRUCTURES AND URINARY wyHr-
STagTUH mus y 3 s ss s ss sS 1
q tne careless "a NE far7a
o. mex surnponn cn7ae
49, AN-S1 other
TOO ascult Lor the sl 81 SPECIALISTS proved 81 cures re-
pooea su or Al1aod treatise malaaias q which ~
HeIe Win PRIDE TO intust this Class 70 nvscans ~
aa.l = oangeroas proceeding. Many has
tier lives throagh Send parcIafs 81 yos
&c an4 zen cents "a postage
So containing mary testimonials. = - ~
Zpl2optle Cnuvuna1oma. o. H7fn. pa.
Il #EMMnMn 4@A&~44s QE 4e4AaTs Ae0e0Naot0N A3mxfn.
Il @ Sleep and threatened frTarIfr. HerN.SrS<.
#&kN&k& 4SDAA44Ss arising from exlae1 en6
NEn1E caks@5 ~ mnrrn1r~ 1900
- TeItl 49, - see4 ~ our specialists fox these
A..Sss ca4eS reported An different illustrated rrS-
49, NASaaEe
<z 3. .zz4 A.4ft WIEN request Tor them accomrarIs5
vsgef ssrs F , ~. rs sos 20 Aa4
So alzEn1iuey prevalent are khoes es,r1ssfc IA
#1nwanRR
M84kM@M& 0N cHra
-.
@.~.A@ezz eNetgaE8 treatment AZ effs ss naA
NN#*tTAHNH @MQ N mera44s1cTsf
49, sz1e Tree ee.tze 1..ass their sole study
go f7@ ~ s Ss s4s .s 2 81 AEsxy <gs
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20
kinney
DISEASES.

which our institution long Az
20 3 very extensive practice
Our specialists have acquired,
enoe. great expertness n deta
case, and, hence, have been !
remedies for the cure of each
The treatment OF diseases OF
fa1ted d prominent branch. b
Invalida Hotel and Surgical I
ceipt of numerous inquiries
the nature and durability or &
large illustrated treatise on d
any address o. receipt Of ten @
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20


1gts, Bronchitis.
made this branch ol'
1nents. We have eve
the organs involved,
scopes, spirOmeterS {
kinds Of apparatus
nominations, pulvcri
approved medicinal q
We publish three
diseases viz. /. "A Irea
chitis; price. pOstpt
Phthisics giving new
ten centss A treatise
two cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20
DISEASES or
DIGESTION.

tributing in their functions to q
obscure. and arr not infreQent1y
physicians for 0Sher n1aladies, anf
20 the removal Of q disease wntc
Treatise on diseases OF the DigeE
address on receipt Of ten cents In
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-20

lit includes numerous testimonial
By mail for ten cents ia stamps
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-15
STATE PRESS.

ais free grass ?"-[ Young County
News. Well, yes: If not dead 1T is very
dormant. That is to say, not lux
uriant growth!-[Lewisville Headlight.
Among the curiosities from the Lone
Star state on exhibition, the centipede,
the tarantula and Roberts book on
Texas epose tremendously in the same
glass case.-I TeXarkana News.
There are fewer applications from the
south for office than there would have
been if Blaine had been elected. The
Southern Democrat is not hal so hum
cry for position as the carpet-bagger.-
Austin Sun.
The whale swallowed Jonah to save
him, and perhaps Vanderbilt may have
a similar philanthropic idea in view in
gobbllng up Grant. May be that he will
cast him upon terra tirma when the
storm SUBSIDIES Laredo Times.
It will be hard on Booth if the nine
tenth legislature don't provide him
with an office of some sort. Having
been used to that kind of berth SO
long, he won't know how to paddle his
own canoe unless the state greases the
levers.-[AustinS Sun.
There is no man in the country, 1t Is
said, who knows better when to set
hen than MIR. Hayes, and it is not right
for him to refuse to enlighten the puolic
on this and other interesting points con-
nected with the propagation OF poultry,
through the universal medium OF the
s.-[Gainesville Times.
The ownership of land by foreign cap,
italists and syndlcates in the United
States is attracting attention, and bill
has been presented to congress provid-
ing that no alien shall acquire title to
Land from the government, The public
domain should not only be reserved for
bona fide citizens, but for actual settlers.
-[Waco day.
Brethren, the old year Is as dead as
herring, and there is no need OF tears
and regrets over his grave. Don't stand
and grieve over neglected opportun1-
ties and wasted coin, but letting the past
take care OF itself, look well to the
present, and don't forget to rustic around
and pay your honest debts.-lN Nolan
County Record.
The envions man is the most SON
temptible of all creatures, and yet now
many are to be found. 1t would be wei!
If some would conceal the. evidences Of
it, If they cannot altogether suppress
the feeling, for in time they Will be
found out, and then they will be
spurned by all honest, conscientious
people.-[Eagle Pass Journal.
During the last fiscal year the land
board leased l,S02,SO5 acres of school
land at an average Of cents per acre,
which will add to the available school
fund $l26, 1855 per annurn. A little
over 2.l25.OOO acres were sold at ~ per
acre. This amount, at s per cent. in
terest per annurn, brings to the available
fund $2l2, 500 per annum.-lDenison ga
zetteer.