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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29
pERsnNAL.


Mrs, Julia breckenridge OF st. lHdis,
left for home yesterday
II. M. spaulding, banker, Denton, was
on the streets yesterday
Capt. c. G. Dewey postmaster at Plano,
was In the city yesterday.
Capt. jim Trezevant, the invincible,
is guest of the Windsor.
George E. Lupton, passenger agent of
. Che Queen & Crescent, was here yester-
| day.
James Mortified, passenger agent OF
the Ohio & Mississippi, has returned
from Hot Springs.
HIP, Hughes, Texas passenger agent
Of the Gould system, with headquarters
at Houston, is in the city.
Rev. H. A. Bourland, formerly pastor
of the Lamar street church, is IN the
city greeting his many friends.
Miss Lizzie c., daughter Of Mayor
. Brown, has returned home, after several
weeks visit to friends in Grayson
: county.
l.. j. Ellis, general western passenger
: agent of the East Tennessee, Virginia u
Georgia railway, is doing Dallas and the
. state.
: John Francis, of Omaha, Nebraska, Of
!, the passenger department OF the Chi
= cago, Burlington & Quincy, was in the
4 city yesterday.
|, Col. r. DeArmond, of Mckinney, wht
d has been confined TO his bed for severa
y weeks past by severe attack OF rheu
Is matism, was in the city yesterday
. Capt. Alex. Wilson, sheriff of Kaui
1t man county, who was severely injurel
~ by runaway several days ago,
y about again and in the city yesterday
-- In Uvalde, Texas, April %, at th
home of her uncle, Thomas IL. Kerr
Miss Mary Mitchell, of Halletsyill'
ia was married to Mr.. Robert Gutman, b
ly the Rov. Father l.. Salya. The bride
a. a granddaughter of the first America
~, settler in southwest Texas, Maj. Jane
y" Kerr, who settled at Gonzales just
-. years ago.
10 We clip the following complimentar
% reference to one of our toWns-men frol
- the Now Orleans Tlmes-Democrat of Il
~ 18th instant: "Col. George j.. Afford al
ar lady, of DALLAS, Texas, are Ia the cit
w. Col, Afford was for many years prom
nv nent leader in politics in Texas,
~ Judge, legislator and senator, and is
~, very graceful contributor to tho press
'"' Col. Afford, Mrs. Afford and their sC
AZ Allen returned from New Orleans We
terday. They report tho exposition
IRA magnificent success, and the Texas Q
hibit to surpass all others. Texas ID
In was the great event OF the eXposltio
>" there being more than three times
No many people present ~ on any sta
ne dnv during the exposition. 1t was es
no mated that fully 1000 Texans we
present on that occasion, and that me
than 100000 Texans have visited
exposition since its opening.
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The Strawberry.

The strawberry has put in It's appear
ance upon the market, and it is with
feelings of unfeigned regret that we
learn the crop is abundant and unusu-
ally fine. We hate no special hatred
for the luscious fruit, but just think of
berry plays such an important part.
We have almost forgotten how TO do the
strawberry festival act. Let's see: The
straberry and ice cream festival given
last evening at - by the ladies OF -
church, was grand success, socially
end financially. The large hall 90 x 20)
was crowded with q happy throng, ana
the tables, as named in order, were pre-
sided overby the following lovely young
ladies, etc.
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A baking Powder Trick.

AL kinds OF schemes and tricks are
resorted to by unprincipled persons to
obtain unfair advantages over their
nelghbors. The latest and most dis
honest OF these that has como 20 eur
notice is one by which certain manu-
lacturers OF baking powder have sought
to prejudice consumers against the use
Of other brands that have an established
reputation as the best and purest In the
market, for the purpose OF introducing
their own. Their method, we are in
formed, Is to heat a can OF baking pow
der OF q well-known brand oyer lamp
or stove, when, II there IN n gas given
OF having the odor OF ammonia, the
powder ia condemned as being maoe Of
ammonia and un fit for use. The preju-
dices Of the unsuspecting are thus OK
cited against the baking powder sub
mitted TO The so-called test, and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

CoRsIoANA, April G.-ICorrespond-
ence. "A religious interest exists in this
community far surprising anything Of
tho kind ever before known In the his
tory Of the place. The services have
been held for two weeks in the opera.
house, led by Dixon Q. Williams, OF
Lebanon, Tennessee. The hall accom-
modates about !, 200 people, and Is filled
10 overlooking every night. Last night
enough people came 20 fill the hall
twice; an overflow meeting was held at
the Baptist church and yet many could
not DO accommodated With room. A
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In making the assertion that Poz-
zoni's medicated complexion powder is
entirely free from injurious or deadly
poison, we do il upon the authority of a
thorough chemical analysis. 1t is one
OF che Oldest face powders in the Amer
lean market, and Is used in the families
of some of our most prominent medical
mon who have personally acknowledged
to the proprietor that they not onl y con-
slider it harmless, but esteemed it Highly
beneficial IN every respect. not only for
the use OF ladies and children but lor
the "lord of creation" himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Yesterday was another lovely day.
Elegant store 6l2 Elm stree. for rent
Apply to j. NJ. Dram.
DIR. ]. l.. Carter, the health officer is
putting the city in fine sanitary condi-
ton.
Mrs. Lena Rufario, who was stabbed
by her jealous husband, Is somewhat
improved.
Sanger Bros. are having now wooden
awning placed on the Main street A3ide
OF their building. 9
The Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fa road
has been repaired and trains will run
regularly to-day.
The insurance firm of Audrey, Prather
& Co., has sold out TO Mr.. Ewing & Co.
Mr.. Ewing was formerly the company
of the firm.
If,you want spring wagon of any
description buy the celebrated racine
work handled only by the Weir Plow
company.
Quite a number of buildings along
| Main and Elm streets, have standing
water under them, which is calculated
20 produce sickness.
C.C.C. stands for Chicken CholerI
Cure, sure cure and preventive o.
that destructive disease. 1t Is guarau
iced. For sale by j. s. Downs, corner
Elm and Pearl.
The Weir Pillow company, has the lar
gest carriage repository in the state anC
Its keeps for inspection and sale com
plete assortment OF vehicles. Prices ant
terms always made to suit purchaser.
After May l, we will have am
pie room for all kinds o
storage In the new rooms o
the auction and commission house O
Fine, Merry Fine, 0l3 and els Elm street
DR.. Bibb's horse fell through rottel
bridge on East Elm, with him Monda.
morning, and he was considerably
bruised by the fall, while his horse
legs were skinned up. The animal ha,
to be chopped out.
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mckinney haatters.

MoKINNBY, April 29,--Lspeclal,l-W
M. Bagley, Charley Heard, w. G.
Barnes and j. NJ. Wncop returned last
night from Now Orleans, all delighted
with their visit to the exposition.
Hill II sparlin VS.. ,Whisenant q
Bates, a case Of much interest, is on trial
before J. w. Gray, Justice of the peace.
J. w. Waddill, the youthful county
clerk Of Collin county, left last night fol
a brioG visit TO the exposition. X. o
Johnson is at the fore and takes specia
pleasure in issuing attachment writ
for ministers 10 serve.
Rev. j. w. Hill end T. II. Welch leav'
tonight TO attend district conference.
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yerr Remarkahle RecoYery.

Mr.. Geo. V. willing, OF Manchester,
Michigan, writes: "My wife has been
almost helpless for five years, so help.
less that she could not turn over in bed
alone. She used two bottles OF Electric
Bitters and Ii no much improved that
she IN able now 10 do her own work."
Electric Bltters will do all that IL
claimed for them. Hundreds OF testi
monials attest their great curative pow.
ers. Only 30 cents n bottle at w. II
Howell & Bro.
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A Good Many Failures.

During the year 1888 thore were II, 56S
failures In business in the United States
and Canada. Some of these were big
concerns, aud some were very small.
Failure is sorrowful business TO any
man, especially If II is his health that
fails. A great many times l0,56s people
fail in health in the course OF year,
Many of them might be saved If they
would take Browns Irou Bltters, the
great family medicine and rostorer OF
wasted health.
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To tho CltlEens of pallas

have procured the services Of Prof
E. II. Husher of Philadelphia, who was
awarded the first premium at the Cen
tennial OF 1876, for fine photographs
Prof. Husher has charge of my finish
ing department., which is guarantee
that you will get finer pictures at my
gallery than ever before made in Dallas
/ also have in my employ Mr.. l. X
Wilson, latest of Kansas City, who is 8
good workman. Our late styles are the
Berlin photo, Can and see them.
j. III. WEBSTER,
Elm street photographer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

While there is life there Is hope. Let
not the poor sufferer from Kidney dis
ease loose heart but cling to the anchor
that Mishler's Herb Bitters shows 10
them. Joseph Laciar, druggist, of
Mauoh Chunk, Pa, speaks from his own
experience. He says: al recommended
Mishler's Eerb Bitters as tonic and
appetizer, and have found II particularly
valuable In affection OF the kidneys
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For some time past vandals have been
desecrating the sacred precincts of the
old cemetry and preying upon the
flowers and shrubbory planted ov or the
graves of the dead. The Odd Fellows
neat trim, and it would be we'll for
others TO do likewise.
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Col, Baum.

Indications are that Baum, the IA
mou cotton swindler, awaiting extra
dition at Chatham, Canada, will be
brought back here within the next few
days for trial. Information received is
to the effect that Baum Is worn out,
tired and Respondent. The prosecution
is conf dent that he will DO brought
back.
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Il a r. R. Y w

M ~ -A-4 n
This famous Standard Bred Hambletonian
Stallion win serve limited number of Mares
at the GRAPEVINE PRAIRIE STOCK FARM,
near Dallas, under the management OF
Reuben Armstrong.
LARRY WIS SIRE louis Napoleon)
was the sire ofJerome Eddy, record 2:l6lS and
sold to Jewett Bros, OF Buffalo, for s25, co.,
and stands at the head of their Stud Mt 500
the season; also Myrtle, record 2:2I1<; SPIN
nelia, record 2:26l4, and several Others with
fast records and trials. Volunteer, the sire
OF Louis Napoleon, has % with records in
2;80 or better, and better than 300; among
them are 81. Julien 2lp5; G'oster, 2'l7; and
| Ally, 2:l0. DAEBY WIS Dam, Fanny MapeS,
half sister 10 Goldsmith Maid, has proven
herself to be great brood mare, being the
dam of Jerome Eddy, record 2:l6Sl, and seve-
raj Others that could beat 2:N.
| LARRY W.
| Is a beautiful dark bay, with black
points; IS l59f hands high; weight l,O75
pounds; has not been worked for speed, hav-
| Ing been put In the stud when two years old,
| when he produced the three fast colts, viz:
A, q. Dewey, Rosamon and Rosalie. his only
get of that year. A. q. Dewey trotted seven
races In 1854, only losing one heat. He trot-
ted through the Missouri, Kansas and Illl-
nois Circuits, beating such good colts ms Bal
aclava, By onward; Alice Almond, by Al.
mont; Judge spragde, by Gov. Sprague, and
other fast colts, and has shown y mile IN
i:l0 to pole and obtained record of 2:i0
Resale, the three-year'old 1llte, trOtted q
mile At Joliet, H., 1885 over n Il mile track
and trOtted second TO Balaclava at Carthage
ILL.,, In 2:i0. Rosamond has not started In Q
race, but is as speedy rs either of the trio,
TERMs-sl00 FOR THE SEASON.
Mares not proving iniOal may be bred Ia
LARRY W. free of charge the following sea
son. The fashionable bred Stallion, MAN
BRINO CHIEF, win also stand limiteC
number OF mares at the same ranch ut Crap,
Vine, Terms, so for the season. Call on o
address REUBEN ARMSTRONG,
CRre CITY NRtlonnl Bank Dnllns.
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For the Poor Earn.

Estelle Daily, colored, charged with
making an assault on Mrs. Sarah McCo-
mas, was arraigned before Justice Ken
dali yesterday morning, who fined her
So and cost. She was booked for the
poor farm, where she will work out the
line and cost If she does not pay up boz
fore the superintendent Of the farm
comes after her.
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rhe Eve.

A. X. Hawkes., the distinguished
optician will In few days establish a
branch Optical Department IN Dallas,
as there ara none OF his glasses sold in
Dallas at the present time.
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Attention at n Hotel.

What kind of attention do you expect
at n hotel? Inn.attention. Travellers
should therefore, carry bottle of DIR.
Biggers Huckleberry Cordial, which
counteracts the effect Of bad water and
change Of climate.
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mo rhnnla ma pannr.

Mr.. Editor: was induced by read
ing your good paper 20 try DIR. Harter's
Iron Tonic for debility, nvei disorder
and scrofula, and three bottles have
cured me. Accept my thanks. Jos. g.
Boggs.-[Ex.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

Opiates and poison may soothe, but
they also derange the system and often
kill. Therefore use only Red Star Cough
Cure which Is purely vegetable, prompt
and safe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-29

Those In search OF anything in the
way Of fine carriage, buggy, phmton,
or blackboard should not fail 10 see the
stock Of these goods carried by the We'll
plow company.
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CAPITAL PRLZ n, S75, 900
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars each,
Fractions, In Fifths, In proportion
IMRORTANT.

F@-Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express
Mon ey Order, New York Exchange or Draft
on New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably by Ex-
press,
I'VE pay Express charges on all sums of IS
or upward) -
ADDREssED: M. n. DA UPHEN,
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and make Post
Office Money Orders payable TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La,
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IIIe,i.

At her residence on Masten street, at
. o'clock p. M, April q, Mrs. j. S. Van
slyke. Her husband is out on his ranch
aud can not arrive here before Thurs
day morning.
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Married.

EDAJANsEN. In this city, April Is,
by Rev. Il. DeGeller, Henry Eda and
Maria l.. Jansen, both OF Dallas.
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Our readers are far behind the times
II they hove not taken n Whit from the
celebrated Richmond Straight Cut olga.
rottas
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sorodont.

SOHOuOnts
This word, which has been staring
everybody In the face for the pact years,
and is now getting intS nearly every
body's mouth, Is o preparation Tor
cleansing, beautifying and preserving
the teeth, sweetening the bTeeth, and
arrestlng the progress Of decay
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DIR. Maaaaroug.

Private consulting rooms at 10 Elm
street. Private family residence 1872
Elm.
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Elm street photographer.
a nusbnnd,n Greate.t Blesslng

Is strong, healthful, vigorous wife
with clear, handsome complexion.
These can all be acquired by using DR..
Harteris Iron Tonic.
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A Slight Cold.

A Slight Cold,
If neglected, often attacks the lungs.
Browns Bronchial Treches give sure
and immediate relief. Sold only in
boxes, Price % cts.
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Hosford,s AoId phnsnhnte.

MARKED BENEFIT IN INDIGESTION.
DR.. A. l.. Hall, Fair Haven, New
marked benefit in indigestion and uri-
nary troubles"
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The Persian shah has blotted out
All staring signs his REALMS about,
Save one, whose mission lis TO bless
With beauty, health and happiness,
Hepaints ON every mountains front
The simple sign, "Uee SCLOD0NV"
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Cleveland ia the choio of the Amerl-
can people-so are Opera Put Ciga-
rettes.
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Vandalism.

Cow boys and all the other boys yell
for Opera Puts cigaretts.
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DR. WASSER

All private matters cured. Parties treated
by letter and medicine sent g.. o. ID.
DIR. WASSERCUG a regular Graduate
Diploma in oflice-ls years practice.
OFFICE HOURS; q. m. To . p. Mi p, M
nArr.s TpYAs A nril n. lSSh.
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Sort Of q relIrlsus Tidal Wave.

DRAw-PoKER Is nuch deSrer than a
draw on an Opera Pua cigarette.
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n INDSlIEY a BRADFORD,
IL Attorneys aud 90 1nPrllCra ~ law,
5S5 Main Street Iiindsley Duildng,, uailny
Texas. Give special attention 80 coIiI, erc.a
aud corporation laws In State and IdsI "a
cOurts
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4 RHoLD, GLASGOW d ARNOLD,
n AttorDoys-at-I.aN,
Graham, Texas
once in Federal court building, west side
public square, WIN practice IN tho 9tata and
federal cOurtE.
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NELL a YOUNG,
~ Atternsys-Rt-LaV,
BtephenvillO, Erath County, Ts1SA.
III. II. MILL. Irr YOUNG
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C,ARswELL q FULLER,
~ AttorReyA-At-Anw,
Decatur, TuNuN
II. X. UAEsWELE. FULLY a. FuILER.
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VOHN ". DOREMUS,
- Attorney-at-Law and Land ABcne,
Bryan, 1exas.
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w R.SG.a. WRIGHT,
W. Attorneye-nt-L Law
no. us Main street, mp stairs, Dallas, Texas
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TEN MILLIONS.

They guarantee that the quality, an
ish and Color, are unsurpassed, II
not unequalled by any other bricks
made in the United States.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-17
The Doctrine OF Evolution.

shall not be with you many more
years. 1t will not be long before another
voice will be instructing you. For more
than fifty years have been influenced by
the great doctrine of evolution. Years
ago saw that the spirit of true religion
was represented by the mustard seed.
Later I came to understand the larger
view which science holds, and that this
was only one application of great doc
triDe. To-day there is not an educated
man under so years of age who is not
substantially an evolutionist. ! propose
to make the application of the truths of
ing work of my life. am going to dis
cuss the questions of the divine nature, of
sin and atonement from the standpoint of
evolution. These discussions | will put in
book and then die Your children will
read the book and wonder why people
ever differed from what shall say The
new theology has risen in the horizon. 1t
will regenerate the world and be more
powerful than the old. From sermon by
Rer. III. W. Bccclicr.
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Religious Advertising.

The Christian Register says the reck-
lessness Of patent medicine advertising in
the religious press is hit oft in this West
ern way in a secular journal: An Arizo-
ma man who subscribed for religious
paper some time ago sent a letter to the
editor to stop it, in which he said: We
find the ella Howler, our local paper,
much livelier than your old milk and wa
Ter affair. Besides you haven't played a
square game in Your ads. My wife
bought pair OF the eorsets yuu udver-
tise, and blamed if they didn't burst in
three weeks; and we use them now 70
mend the chicken coop took halt doz-
en- of the dead-shot pills you pulled up in
n reading notice week before last, and the
next day was so sick that all the doctors
in the town published bulletins about my
approaching death, aud the boys said I
had jimiams. For these reasons have
determined to quit your paper and read
the Howler cniy. As | know IL always
lies unless it is laid to tell the truth. il
can't lead M into temptation"
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"G,Ve the Devil his Ru".'

The Phoenix, last week, in discussing
the Wilmington po>t-otlico change.
says:--
"'Thc hand Of Atkins appears in it all
as supreme dictator, and then through
Smallcy's influence and 5ay-so at WASH
ington Atkins's work is done. ia out
right defiance of the expressed wish Of
the people interested. it is the very
same thing that was done at Jamaica
and Townshcnd, and which the best cv-
dence at our command shows was
done at South Londonderry and ut
Westminster"
SO far rs South Londonderry is con-
cCrned the Phoenix is mistaken. unless
ithaS evidence at its commandn0t v9uch-
safcd to the poor mortals up this way,
and under ali the circumstances. This is
hardly probable.
1t is true that our people were entire
ly satisfied with the administration Of
the office, under Mr.. smith and dcsir-
ed no change. The Republicans ;coIS
the ground that if the Democrats wish
ed a change, forpolitical reasons, Il
their right and ii was neither proper
nor manly for them TO interfere. It
was known here for weeks before the
appointment of Mr.. Wood that his an-
plication was i'll, yet no protest, what
ever, was entered. A small Democrat
ic side show was got up consisting of
the applicant and his son at Ludlow,
and, as charged at the time, small Re-
publican support, which howeverisnow
denied. furthermore, on the Sth Of
August, some three week before the ap-
pointment was made Mr.. Smith resign
cd 1t is also true that Il ma or;tv of
our people believe this the best appoint
ment the party could have made, and,
as long as the party in power elected to
make change, are entirely satisfied.
Under this statement of facts it is hard
to conceive wherein Atkins or Slnallev
are blamablc. If the Phoenix can
throw any light upon the subject; ict Ms
have it by all means.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-09-17

Twas sitting one day In front of a shop
IN the old Etruscan city of Ferentino.
Presently an ill-bred dog of the pointer
kind came and sat down In front of me,
looking up in my face and wagging his
tail to attract my attention. "What does
that dog want ?" asked. "Signore," he
answered, "he wants you to give him a
soldo to 60 and buy you cigar with" l
gave the dog the coin, and he presently
returned, bringing cigar. which he held
crosswise in his mouth until took it from
him. Sent again and again, he brought
me three or four cigars from the tobacco
shop. At length the dogs demeanor
changed, and he gave vent to his impa-
thence by two or three low whines. what
does he want now ?" asked. He wants
you to give him 2 soldi to 60 to the bakers
and buy bread for himself" gave him q
2sOldo piece, and in few minutes the
dog returned with small loaf of bread,
which he laid at my feet. at the same time
gazing wistfully in my face. He won't
take it until you give him leave" ! gave
the requisite permission, and the animal
seized the loaf and disappeared with it in
his mouth. He always does like this, !"
said the standers-by, whenever he sees q
stranger in Ferentino."