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Lumber Communion.

To make shoe pegs enough for Amer
lean use consumes 100000 cords OF tina
Dor, and to make our lucifer matches
100000 cubic feet OF the best pine are re-
quired every year. Lasts and boot.trees
take 100000 cords OF birch, beech and
maple, and tho handles of tools 100000
moro. Tho baking of our brick con.
sumes 100000 cords of wood or what
woult cover ABOUT 10000 acres Of land.
Telegraph poles already up repre-.
sent 100000 trees, and their annual
repair consumes 100000 more.
The ties OF our railroads consume anuu.
ally thirty years growth ot 5000 acres,
aud TO fence all our railroads would cost
Ni 100000 with yearly expenditure OF
Sl5,0lD,O00 for repairs, There are some
other ways In which American forests
are going. There Rr8 others; cur pack
lug boxes, for instance, cost In 1874,
Sl2,O0O.O)O, while the timber ussd each
Year In making wagons and agricul-
tural implements Is valued at more
than Sl00,OO0,0O0
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Preparations are now being made to
commence the spring roundup OF cat.
tie, and tho reports of only slight losses
among tho herds will then be- lullaou-
hrmcd. All winter long the ranges
have been ridden over by experienced
men. no matter how cold or stormy 10
has been "a csc men have faithfully per-
formed theiv work, and ~ 90
result have materially lessenod tho
losses. u Is on Old notion that c5tflp
can rustic for themselves during the
wiutcr 1ud come out M fha sDriug fat
snd hearty. The fact Is, unless looked
after, they will rustic for shelter during
she severe storms and die ga the brush
and coulees. This has been the expert
enco ofthe past, Range riders are nee.
essary, and the saving of cattle mstties
the expense.
The roundup is not now what it
was only few years ago. 4 round
up party would start out with only ha-
con and flour for food; now they are
supplied with all the necessaries and
many OF the luNurios, A dinner at a
roundup camp Is as good, aud some-
times better,tha that supplied by many
hotels. While IL is hard work, the men
are better satisfied than under the old
regime OF cooking by a campfire and
sleeping out of doors, Fort Benton,
Press.
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PERSONAL.


W. b. Workman, Henrietta, is regis
tered at the Windsor.
Judge j. A. Carroll of Denton waa in
the city yesterday.
ID w. Barnett of Colorado is stop
ping az tho Windsor.
Capt. J. n. Simpson returned yester-
day from trip to st. Louis.
Jasper N. Haney of Weatherford is a
guest OF the Grand Windsor.
Capt. W. G. Conner left last evening
for south Texas on business.
Capt, S. y. Hopkins and wife left last
evening 10 visit the New Orleans expo
sitiou.
Mr. Julius Brin and his accomplished
lady, Max d, Miller Of WaNahschio
were in the city Sunday.
Prof. Il. a. Proctor, the world-ro
nowned astronomer of London Eng
| land, is guest of the Windsor.
Mr.. II. Greenhouse aud wife, la
Wagner and vile of Lancaster, ~
rived yesterday from New Orleans,
W. II. Patterson LOFT last evening o
! visit 70 Louisiana. u0 will stud
medicine and attend lectures and eN
poets 70 locate at Hot Springs,
Major w, J. Langdon, representa-
the Kingsiaud Il Ferguson mGnufacul
ing company returned yesterday frou
BrOwnwOod where he was awarded On
contract to fGrnish the machinery for
large mill
Prof. X. a. Proctor, the world-renOwr
ed astronomer who begins series {
lectures Tonight at tho Dallas teuai
College, h0noreJ the HERALD ysstci
day with call. Those who fail to hea
the professor will miss rare intelloci
ual treat.
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food. The cancer in the throat was sup
pufating. The general seemed
weaker than Yesterday, and during
the hour of tho senators
call the patient coughed only once, and
Then the eKpectoration of mucus was &C.
complished without difficulty. So long
rs the general was nourished now, the
senator thought, he would survive until
death resulted from the gradual course
OF the cancerOus disease.
SOMEWHAT IMPROVED,
$50 p. m,-GenerN Grant has
somewhat improved in his gem
eral condition since the last bull
letin. Tho slight soreness Of the
throat during tho morning was re-
lieved by cocaine, The secretion
OF mucous mas diminished and the
cough has become less Troublesome,
The patient walked without assistance
20 smother room and sat in tbo sun.
light, Pulse and temperature un.
ch Igsd.
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TwelCllmntea.

A lady who resides ut town o few
miles from Detroit, in lettor dated the
S'h instant, informs r friend OF hers in
this city that snow was heapod in drifts
III NJ oH;gan on tho date of her letter.
She mentions filling her kitchou tank
from a snow DRIFT just under tue win
dow. On that same day, here, birds
were singing on boughsin fu'l b'ossom
tho air WAS redolent OF spripr odors
and peaches wero big as beans on the
trees. Corn is eight inches high In
some Dallas fields aud cotton planting ID
The ohiet occupation just now, on the
farms bereabouts.
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w. w. wESTON
sOl Elm Street, Dealer In
Hardware, Screen Doors
Missouri Steam Washer and .Gnddens
BArhed Wire.
CAPITAL CITY CULLINGS.
FIT. WORTH GAZETTE CHARTERED
a Healthy Bundle of school Tax Money
The Land Bin Unsigned and the
Governor Mum CommissIOn
of Appeals WORK.

AUSTIN, April lS.-iSpecial. The Ga
zette Publishing company, OF Fort
Worth, capital stock $4,000, filed char
ter to-day. Messrs, Loving, Malone,
Paddock and Jennings a,G The principal
stockholders,
The Texas Transportation company
paid its passenger tax today.
On the 10Th of this mouth the interest
on the school money borrowed by the
several counties foil due, and to-day
Wise, Boil, Goliad, Hcrris and Shaokel-
ford paid interest aggregatiug $4,000.
Wise paid $1,000 and Belt $1,000.
The land bill remaius unsigned, and
the governor, relative 70 the matter, re-
mains silent A prominent citizen and
official to-day pr sented him an oiabO-
rate and carefully drawn statement,
showing why the bill should not bo.
como q law. The governor will con.
sider the bill and tho objections sol
forth, and "A t0w dogs will decide the
! fota ot the meQsur6.
The commission OF appeals TO-DAY
handed down tho following reports t
the supreme court:
TO be affirmed; Mary Carroll ct al, VS.
W. S. Booth ct al, from Gonzales.
w. II. Wright vs.. John Straub, iron
Lamar.
J. NJ. Fly VS.. M. w. Quinn OF al, fror
Gonzales.
William +. Robertson va, George l
Goats ct al, from McLennau.
Evaline Mason vs.. Gonzales county
from Gonzales.
II. G, Soeligson vs., Lewis Il Nilliaml
from Harris.
TO be reversed and remanded: Il.
Horne vs. Il. X. Chatham Il Co., frol
Rrazos.
New York, Texas 4 Mexican railros
w. G. l.. Thurmond, ir., from Victori
+. S. Taylor ct al. w. IL. j. Hack
Ce., from Goliad
10 be reversed aud dismissed: Ga
weston, Harrisburg Il San Antonio raj
3 way VS.. j. Il. Archer, from Harris.
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SIDEWALK NuTya.

Gents calf low cut shoes 50 at Block
Bros.
A full line Of Burt d Mear's shoes o
Leon Kahn's.
GDallss chapter OF Royal Arch Masous
met at their nall last night aud con.
ferrad tho Royal Arch degree on sew
ersi candidates,
&C G. stands for Chicken Cholera
Cure, sure euro and preventive of
that destructive disease. It IL gusran-
ieed. For sale by J. y. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
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AT THE 81 GEORGE.

a. ann % oAADhhAfs
Frank Komarof, Hot Springs; r
Banks, Texas: Il NJ Yates and son,
Grapevine; B Richardson, Grapevine
N NJ Auter, 1T L uis;J A Ray, Waxa.
haohio; Goo ii Pattus, Dallas; a w
Moses, j Il Spencer, Terrell; u Ii
Chandler, 81 Chaudler, Glen Rose
c p Mccormick, Galveston; G. V Kane
John Scion, WaXah achie, Il j Raw
Tennessee; Charles II Brown, Dallas
William A Williams, st Louis; DR.. q A
Shult2, Alvarado; John MCCdrty, Nc.
Is inney, J Il Cox, Texas; J X LDvejOy,
50 Louie;J l. Wilkinson, Geo w Known,
Kemp; 5 ID Blake, city.
AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
w $ r Porter, Gulf, Colorado d Santa
Zee railway; d w Barnett, q II Brigham
Colarodo; w Il Kennedy, Fort Worth
j w Dietrich, Carthage, Mo; h Bel
bnrge, Galveston; w Is Warsham, Hon
rietts, Texas; a Calhoun, Terrell; j NJ
Share, Tyler; VIM Austen, Denton; j
ID Mcpherson, Buffalo, n Y; John Ba-
con, Denton; II NJ Gate, MineOla; Chss
Y Bonner, Tyler; Heidenheimer, Gal
yestoni d @ johnson, st Louis; Nj
Loyele, Japan; II w Jarmard, Nash
vlllei Rubel, Chicago; u l. Carrow n
y w = Jones, Ga; y Hanes, B u
King, Farmorsville; John Mcdonald, w
J swain, Hugh Swain, Austin; Sol
Poriiz, Fort WOrth;J W Phillips, Wash
ingtnn, D G; l. VI Openhoimer, Calvert
} c Remiok, G l. Ely, N Y; Uhss Vein
berger, Galveston; Jasper n HRney,
Weathertordi Geo s Clark, ir, Austin
ka'ph L smith, Cleveland, Ohio.
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NEW YORK, April lS-s:45 n. m,-Gen.
Grant slept ia his chair from midnigh,
until $3.50 4. m. He was disturbed 90.
oasionsllv by attacks Of coup hing, with
exp 'olorations. He awoko expressing
himself as feeling quite comfortable.
lie has just taken his n0urishment,
without pain, and In resting quietly.
Pulse, 49, temperature nominal.
Senator Chafiee left the house At OLD
q. m. lie stated that the disease was
spreading. The senator was with Gen.
Grant one hour. There WAS some pain
this morning attending the taking Of
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The Dallas brewery will turn on steam
to-day and begin the brewing of beer,
which will be ready for consumers about
the 10th OF May. This is an enterprise
steered by Mr.. Wsgenhauser, who pro
poses to compete with the st. Louis
brewers throughout the state by fur
nisuing cheaper and better article of
lager.
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Tho Galveston May orally Middle.

GALVESTON, April lS.-The statement
previously made that Capt. r. l.. Fulton
would contest the recent mayoralty
election by quo warranto proceedings
proves to DO erroneous. Under the city
charter, which plainly states that the
city council shall consist OF the mayor
and one alderman from each ward, and
that the council is the judge and shall
determine the eligibility or ineligibility
OF It's own members, Mr.. Fulton will
make his contest before the newly
elect board of aldermen.
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POLITICAL PRINT JGS.
WHAT FOLKS ARE AIMING AT.
Mayor Tuitoh's Galveston Contest John
sherman Talks az n Banqust-A
2cxau's Eye on BoliVin-T Fort
Worth Ohclals, Etc
MIR. sherman should "Talss walk. :"

COLUMBUS, o., April l5..rho legisla-
,ure tendored an Informal reception to
Senator Sherman this afternoon, at
which he made n brief SPEECH acknowl-
edging the compliment from Demo
cratic body. The board OF trade ten
dered him reception this evening,
when he spoke at some longth, saying
that the country would have TO 80
through the same struggle to make a
silver dollar equal in value to gold
dollar that it did to resume specie pay
ment. Mr, Sherman goes east to-mor-
rnw
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The People arc Correct

FoRT Worm, April l3.-tSpeoiaL J-
w. II. Brown, the depraved wretch
who, six weeks ago, attempted TO rape
bis littlo step daughter, 9 years old, was
tried in the district count this afternoon,
tho jury bringing iu % verdict tonight
Of guilty, assessing hia punishment al
three years in Tine prEI onH ~. The
sentiment OF the people IT, thai The sen.
teaOeis too Iight.
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Died OF Hcmorrhagc.

MARSH tLL, April 10. Special. Lulu
Ayory, color d, was found dead in her
he'd this morning. An inquest was held,
and on examination it was found that
she died of htmorrhage OF the lungs,
aud til jury rendered their verdict nc
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AEW YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION

D. sde and secretary
ihgod
oN Teeth hed and
IArs
Street Dal ,rexas
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INDICATIONS ron TODAY.
WAsHINGroN, April l3.-For the west
gufstates: Warmer and fair weather,
winds shifting to southerly; lower ba-
rometer.
A NoRruER OUT WEST,
COLORADO CITY, April 49, Special. r.
A severe norther this morning
with slight rainfall.
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Keyaoto 60 Health.

Health Is wealth. Wealth means in-
dependence. The kcynoto Is DR.. Boz
sanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup, the
best In the world. Cures coughs, colds,
pain in the chest, bronchitis aud prl-
mary consumption. One dose gives re-
lief In every case. Take no other.
Price 80 cents and tl.0Q. Samples free.
Sold by all druggists,
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From and after to-day dairymen can
be supplied with brewed malt at the
new brewery of A. Wagenhauser. Calls
for same must be made at 10 o'clock In
the morning. A. WAoENHAUsER.
DALLAS April Il, 1856
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FORT WoRrH, April l3.--[Spocial.l =
The council at its meeting verified the
election returns OF last week, but made
no changes in the result as autographed
tue night OF eteCtiOu,
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Past Grand High Priest y, Il. COMBS,
Of Royal Arch Chapter Of Texas, was
presented last night with the grand past
high priest jewel by his friend Cot j.
G. Mccoy, who has known him from
childhood.
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EIerated l.aIlroad ColllsIon.

NEW York, April lS.--In Il collision
on the Third Az nue. elevated railway
this morning, two trains wore wrecked
and fireman, namod Charles Mcuarty,
was badly hurt.
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CoLoRADo CITY, April l3.-lspeclal, +
The friends of DR.. w r.. Robinson, at
this place and in this congressional dis
trict, are urging his appointment as
| minister to Bolivia.
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Another Delaware Bond incident.

GAINESVILLE, April - Especial. T.
Mr.. j. W, Holt, of the Indian Territory,
informs the HERALD correspondent of a
horrible agedy which occurred about
Q o'clock this morning in Delaware
Bend, 80 miles north OF this city in
which one Roberts, alias Frank Pierce,
an old offender of Denton county, was
killed. The Cooke county sheriff, with
posse, was aiter a bunch of cattle
thieves and overlook them at Red
river, when fight eDsued, which Rob.
erts opened very unluckily for himself.
Harden Wilson was arrested and
brought to this city and jailed. The
others escaped.
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FORT SMITH, April l3.-Tho death sem
tence Of William NieJsou, vino was to
hang here noXt Fr day for the murder
Of William Lester in the Indian rerri.
tory, was to-day committed by the presi
dent to lie Imprisonment ut the house
OF correction at Detroit, Michigan.
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Recorder HuI.

GAINEsvILLg, April 13.-tspecla.] +
The election OF recorder came of to-
day, There were eight applicants for
the office. Il. +. Hiil was elected.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
vNoH LAW IN OLD MISSISSIPPI
,-o,k Pierce, Denton Desperate,
nsvned at Delaware Bend-George
Young in WaXahachie Jail
Reagan's watch Found.
Moritorious Mississippi Justice.

tUKA, Miss, April l3,-John Burke, .
mario, who outraged an aged white
adv, near Iuka, last Thursday, was
osntured Sunday morning three miles
sast of Leighton, by w. r. Alexander,
sheriff of Corbett county, Alabama, and
,oken to Iuka, where no was lodged in
All He had been shot previous TO his
yCsnt,ire, and when tod that his wounds
ware we're fatal, he made tall confession;
oIso acknowledged that no had out
raced colored girl Near Burnsvile,
Mississippi, the day previous, at
nclock Yesterday no was taken from
tbe iail aud carried to the out, kirts OF
The city and hanged. There was 20 ex.
element, but a calm determination to
mete out to him his jus: deserts. lie
met death with seeming Indifference,
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Tho Fire Record.
At NANAsnrA

NAvAsoTA, April l3.-lSpecial. J.
About daylight Sunday tina store OF
Myers Levy was discovered to he burn
ing inside. Burglars and incondiarles
had bored holes with augurs in the rear
door and gained sdmittance. ltis sup.
posed they took what they wanted, then
fired the house at the partition. BY
prompt efforts the fire was soon extif-
guished, but the entire stock of goods
IS greatly damaged. Insured for $4,000.
The Insurance on the building had ex-
pired.
The property OF Capt. L, Demaret was
dRmaged over $500.
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The revelations of the mammoth LAM
tern ut Proctor's lecture tonight upon
the 2l.tqot screen, will long be rcmem-
berod by the beholders.
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eAINpsvILLr.

GAINESVILLE, April l3.-[Special. =
About o'clock this morning n barn
belonging to w. l. IIulen was burned.
The loss amounts to about $500, fully
covered by insurance.
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ERP-Wo wish to call The attention of the
LAD ES to the fact that they will lind
our New Spring stock of Lndios', Misses,
Chilhren's ana Infauts' shoes, Newports,
and MI styles of slippers 30 no very COM
plete. We Invite your inspectiou' and we
feel confident yuu will bo well pleased
with our goods and better pleased with
our prices, Give us acall.
lea. PAGE a. @GgM,
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George Young Alive and "Kicking."

PALMER, April 10. Especial. Deputy
Sheriff j. L. Smith left on this evenings
train for Waxahechie with George
Young, the wife murderer, he being
able to go to jail. Ho (Young) speaks
of ending his life if chance pre-
sents itself. He is shot through the
back and has very painful wound, but
it is getting well very fast. He says he
did not murder his wife; says he is as
innocent as a fish says II he had some
money he would make somebody shou,
before he got through with them.
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"rhe life of a world,n Il tho grand
subject of the great astronomer, az the
Dallas Female College this evening.
Tickets at drug and book stores.
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Cleveland is the ohoio of the Ameri-
can people--so are Opera PuG Ciga-
cottos.
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Congres.man be- .gan,. Wnteh I,ecoreral

PALESTINE, April 10 Il Special Con.
gresham John r. Reagan received by
the Texas express this morning his $50
gold watch stolen during the late inau.
Gural ceremonies at Washington. Tia
lost $500 in cash at tho same time, but
the detectives have not yet succeed ed
in recovering the money. TIE thief
entered the judge slosDiig apartment
at his hotel white the sfauuch old con
gresham was reclining in the arms Of
Morpheus.
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Or. Richau,s GoIaen RemgAles

WIN NOT radically curu m. Richau',
Golden Bulsam No. VIII cure syphilis 10 ~
primary aud secondary stages, such as old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes
skin eruptlOns, soreness Of the scalp and al
stages OF the disease, CfHdlcntlng disease a1
mercury thoroughly, Price - per bottle, ,
two bottles for 81. DR., NlNnou's Golden Bal
sam No. . will cure the third stages or Tci
tiary syphilis, whore syphilitic and mercu
rial rheumatism are connected With the pr
mary and secondary J have hundreds ~
cerlincatcs where miraculous cures have been
effected by these remedies, Patients eat ana
drink what they like, and require no outward
applications Hundreds suffer rom Byphi.
litiC and merCurial rheumatism who are not
/ aware OF II, and defy such TO obtain q re1l.
cal cure without the use of this medicine. It's
beneficial effects are felt at once II h0srai s.
cd men from hospital beds In ono week, " no
! have lain there for years under the best prl 0.
titioncrsm the city, ana ~ tho only radio al
cure for { he worst disease known Syphilis.
Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for 80. II
saves yOdrself--it saves your offspring frG m
the faint Of this scourge.
DR.. RichauS Golden Antldote, q safe, speedy
! pleasant and radical care lOr gonorIhna
/ glCot, irritation, gravel audSll urinary de.
| rangements, accompanied with full diroc.
lions. Warranted TO cure, Price 81 per bot.
tie.
DIR. Rlohau's Golden Ellxer dc Amour, a
radical cure for Spermatorrhma, general do
[ bility In old or young, giving yitalityand Inn
| parting energy with wonderful effect 30 those
| who have led llleO sensualiiy or self-nbuss
| IL Is invaluable 20 those who are anxious fui
an Increase OF family. Nothing more certain
In Its effects. II 10 composed Of the mos,
{ powerful ingredients IN the vegetable hing.
I dom. Harmless but speedy In restorlne
/ health. Price IS per bottle or two bottles fOi
| 50. Trade supplied at a liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or express,
| these remedies viii he shipped TO any pant al
the United states and Cnuudas, free nom Oh,
eyiyHtiou Prompt attention pad 10 al COY.
r,suondeuce- strictly confidential, Private
pmlur Cor ladies'. The doctor can be consult.
ed az his Office nom p 70. m, top p. M.
Address pr. u -. RICHARDS, No. gS Va
, rick street, New York city. N, \
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Burr d Rro.. carry the best line of
s'raw hats "a town, don't forget lha
number, 50S Main stroOt.
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ATTHE GRAND WINDSOR.

The finest and most complete limo OF
lurni-hlng goods in the city, ga found at
nos Main street. II. y. Burr, 4 Bro.
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Prairie flour 1885 per cwt sc Ed. s.
Alstuu'a.
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The Dallns RrcMnrr.

b, CAL and see those $50 suitings at H.
Ilmmorman's, the tailor,
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Prairie flour S2S5 por owt at FL. 8,
4 laLnnia
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nIasonic Presentation.

DRAw-PoKER Is much deGrer than "a
draw on an Opera Putt Cigarette.
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Fnith md omens.

Burr & Bro, on Main street are agents
for Knox celebrated alts,
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Galvanized or Painted.

AhNSiA SAhHNuIh, lsbOO POUNDS.
Is made from NO. 70 STEEL WIRES.
EVENLY TWISTED and Ia warran.
ted TO be uniformly stronger and 10
present moro barbs per rod, being al he
same time lighter, with the same eize OF
main wires, than any other style. In conss-
quence OF theso combined advantages, we
nave good rensOn 10 believe that It's "a a. are
FIVE I'll MES GREATER than the united
sales OF all others. Afier reviewing the above
ginioments and facts, the question nriseE:
Can purchasers afford 10 make o scrios or
experiments with other. cheaper aud iesg
widely known styles and grades al wire,
WhlCh y manufactured without O license,
ana by This course subiCctng thcmgc'y. 70
1s6eismCnts for damage by the United states
Courts1 ~ rs possible thai the manu0ac.ur-
ems ofunllcon.ed hnrb wire may Ger 'c pro-
.eci llt'r pnitunsi unt when tills ptuttr hon
u otcrcd VIC respectfully suggest that YOU
lbNcs. 'gsig hC vs. possibility Of the guatan-
tCeor5. While W. disc u any iuicnilcn or
mon puli.yg tle barb wire hugiua-T, on
readpr VIII rlDnaC rHuttuher thAt shore ~
iew NJ an. articles manufactured wGg
leave -p small % mur.lH hctw q 8ctup' ia
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