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Paper Hanging.

We viii do better work ~ loss prices
man any house 10 town. We give you
the latest designs ani largest EssOfl.
nent OF paper 10 select from Ia the
state. Get our estimate on WORK be-
,nhe l0tting your lob. HAMILTON d
You've, S2G E,m street.
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CO.PARTMs RsHlP NOTICE.

NO-F NRrNERsHlP NOTICE - wiz
~ The Undersigned, have this dav rmed
Rco,partncrsh y for the p rpuso OF trnn.
Ic, log y general Insurance husiness I'M
deg the hrm name OF Smith 4 Burl W,
n II SMITH,
II BE-. BURLEW.
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Bailey's Saline Aperient is a decided
Improvement on the old purgative
Pill. Just as pleasant as a glass of
soda water, and cheaper than pills.
Sickly, feeble aud pale faced girls
and married women can be cured with
English Female Btters.
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bargains In aatlns, velvets,
dress goods, lawns and everything
pertaining 10 the millinery and fancy
good line at E. Bauman's, 700 Elm
street
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Thsse nuhSppY persons who Suffsr
rom ncrVou ness aud ilNsJtpsif
shpuld use Cgrtcr's l.ittle Nerve Pills
watch are made * grossly for sieoIless,
nerNon', dyspsytlG sufferers. Prise
- cents, All druggists.
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Nentrnl AChd.Inr-

'rnb'n' hc"n"my,
For bOth ex3s, opens Monday, Sep.
lember I. teachers, w, A. Boes.
Mis- Mamie X Pagh, MIR. NJ. a. Me
Coy, am j u. fnacker en the piano;
~ of wide ex -erenCe and abrs st %
me times. S5s advertisement Ia last
Mondays HERALD.
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All Fits stopped free | DR.. Kline's
great nerve restorer. No hts after first
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise
and ~ trial bottle free to fit eases
Sond to DR.. Kline, 93l Arch street,
philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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L. complaints cured and pre-
yer J DUFFY's PURE MALT WINS.
KY ga bottle. Recommended by
physicians. Sold by druggists and
grOcers.
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A WnILInr Ahllrinn

.thk Nhtletun.
MT u, Springer, oi Moohaniosburg.
ItnhsylVaniai writes! "l was afflicted
VIII lung FEVER and abscess on lungs,
anu reduced 10 n walking skeleton,
uot rec triRl bottle OF Dr.. Kings
NV discovery for Consumption,
mnlcn ala mo SO much good that /
bought a dollar bottle. After nsine
three bottles found myself once mora
man. completely restored TO health.
with n hearty appetite, aud a gain In
hesh Of AZ pounds.n
, Call NJ w. II. Howell & Bros drug
store and get nee trial bottle OF this
certain cure for all lung diseases.
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss Of
appetite, yellow skim Shiloh's VitaIi-
yer Ir, - positive cure. Sold by J. l..
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uynson's Springs.

This famous health resort, near Ma
shall, Texas, ia Ia full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-hke
comforts, and Notwithstanding waters
Rates reduced Hacks running from
lyuatu's stable 10 Springs. Address
9. u. HynaOn, Mar.hall, Texas.
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Shiloh's Catsrrh Remedy, a positive
cure Tor catarrh, diphthoria, and can.
kor mouth. Sold by j. l.. Williams
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=. Ihe urn OF smith & Hall has this day
ny mutual consent been dissolved. n n
mith assumes all liabilities aud collcu,s
al outstanding accounts OF enrm.
\ III. SMITH,
W. l.. HALL
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Shiloh's Cough and CONSUMPTION
Cure Is sold by us ON a guarantee II
cures consumption. Sold by J. l..
Williams d. Co.
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Great reduction IN all lines Of shoes
hsing greatly ov6rstockeh, viii not
quote prices, but viii give you the
oest goods for the lowest figures IN thu
oity ut Leon Kahn'4.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy posi.
i've cure forcatarrh, diphtherla and
oauker month. Sold by j. l.. VIII
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DN48oN6L - WEAK AND UNDE.
l. y ELOpGD PARTs OF tho HUMAN
bOpl Enla rged, Developed and Slrpngth.
i cue otc', u an interesting advertisement
to ~, -. run IA or paper. In reply TO inquir-
icy, We viii noS tcGt there Is NO evidence
or AunhuE 0bol' this. On the contrary,
{n9 NQyctikera eIo very highlv indorssd.
lnlefes .ed perOnHm Y get seated Greenland,
tlN,ii:E .n particulars, by a1iresrinc VIDE
Toledo Evonlng bee. '''
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OF the teeth is brittle. SOZoDoNT
composed exclusively of HYGIENE veg,
etablo elements, and containing no SOL
vent Is the only article, which, while
whltenning the enamel, preserves its
soundness, '''
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Sleepless nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure il
the remedy for you. Sold by j.. l..
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Malaria prevented and thoroughly
eradicnted by DUFFY's PURa Malt
WHISKY; 81 rs a bottle. Recommend
cd by physicians. Sold by druggists
and - ,ars.
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lteiorring 10 the ab1vh, / ask for tho finn
OF smith x Burlew couiluUnuco OF mo
patronage so literally extended smith 3
''Nii' W, g., HALL
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Depot for HAWKES. celebrated apec.
tacles and eye glasses nc
EIsENLouR Bros, q SCHNEIDER.
Druggists and German Optfriau
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sWANrEn.

- 90 - %
Va ANTE LA les AND GENTLE
w men in city or country wishing to
earn ~ 10 80 day at their owu homes; no
canyassing; work furnished and sent by
man any dis ance For particulars adj
dress, with stamp, CRYs AL FED PHoT0
co ,5S West Seventh street, CincinpaIi, o
w ANTED-A POSITION BY AN EN-
W periencad bookkeeper and account
ant; can give reie ences. address j. d a
LocS Box ~. august
Ni ANTE; "A GENTLEMAN WISHES
~ To- en- age board in highly respecta
Dle l'b w Tor his niece. q young lady OF Is,
Where she can have the SO lefty Of other
young ladies', the advantages Of music les
sens and comforts of n home; references
exchanged Address Lock Box 10. ag7-4t
WANTED KNOW THE WHERE
w abouta Of Mr.. Daniel 1nN. who for
mer y lived in Waco and Fort Worh. Any
Information VIII be thankfully received by
his wife, who is m Dallas.
az ANTED TO BOERO MAN AMI
" wife or two ladies at reduced rates, TO
be company for ny two little daughters:
nice rooms and partial u"e Of parior in
s'[nmeht and carriage to refined parties
Aooress WHOEVER, care Herald Office.
aug4-7t
Va ANTED-ALL 10 APPLY TO G ".
W London at 500 Elm street, for move
wagon. aue2-lw
IA ANTED - ALL STONE CUTTERS
and stone mas ns - know tn tie
strike at Meatherford Is ended, and al who
want to come can eet steady WORK a. 20 ~
pei uIy. augi-tt
az AN ED-5,,CO BUSHELS PEACHEs
" ard 5,OOO bushels of tomatoes Par,
ties having same for sale can con'er by
ieL, err or ~ person to Hughes Bros. Manu-
iacIilrlGg 90 augl.St
WANTED Agents. Address
w ELECrHIc LAMP STOVE O ST.
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitiiizer Ia
guaranteed TO euro you. Sold by j. l..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

Group, whOoping cough and bron-
ehltis immediately relieved by Sbi-
ioh's Cure. Sold by j. /. Williams
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Or, 724 Main street, IL receiving
"a 10 shipments OF buggies, carriages,
at3., daily.
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Group, whooping cough and hron
chitis immed ately relieved by Shi
loh's Cure. Sold BY j. l.. Williams d
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Road wagons, phetOns, buggies sn0
All styles OF vehicles for sale low, BY
Orr, 722 Main street.
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HABJTH or XoUTa AND ExCEssEs
AZ OF manhood cause moro suiiering,sui.
oluc3i nervous debility, impotence, steyility,
gland, bladder, kidneys heart, dropsy, dia.
oetes aud BriShps disease than everything
olse, ana cannot be cured with stomach
incidence alone, electricity, orayons, belts,
e.saulerlGRtons, sounds, cEthetersl or cut
hnS', us european and American Med.
ical brreau Will send treatise Tor rs cents,
giving remedies and directions which euro
thesa osntt wise fatal diseases SIT home,
Wlthout main pr vately. Offices, ll92 Broad.
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The best ", s. aud 81 mems cali,
Iigh or low quarter, Shoes =. LeuI
&Ahn',,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

a graded school for Boys aud girls.
FrObel kindergarten. Established six
yaars. Next school year begins Sep
lcnnher :, 1885 Send for catalogue,
III Jack son street, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

Cold drinks, good cigars and wag-
enhauser beer exclusively at Two
Brotnors' saloon.
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Storage Tor furniture and bugpleg.
~ NY kinds Of goods at auction. Emo,
worry Iino, auction commission,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-07

those anticipating "A uip viii do
well to call 81 he Tiuuk Fastory, ~
Ei1i street.
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Gold pens, pencils, autograph and
photograph albums VI Paul Y. Erb's,
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Silk and stitfhats at ana below cost
to close out, ut Leon Kahn's,
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Cure for Piles.

SrALDINo's GLUE makes broken
things stronger than ever.
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HOTlCER.

MUriCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ az tho members oftho N. n. CIub are
request u 10 meet at their club rooms a..
monday next 70 transact some impOurrt
business by order OF
JAMES ARBUCRLA, Preslde...
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The celebrated James Means So
mons shoes at Leon Eahn's.
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A. SIN SIN and stiti hats at and below cost
70 close out, ut Loon RAhn's,
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Tho cheapest gloves and corse,s In
tho city at Bauman's.
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i'argeAt assortment and best
~, selection OF millinery goods in the
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Aiiteellano.us.
Tho Peoples Protest

"Eor dental trash, our hard.e armed cash
Too long we've spent in vain.
But hencelorth won't, for SOIODONT
The teeth preservos-that's plain,
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hibh,9nsi an widths and colors, ut
., 10 and Is conta per yard AZ Bau
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Ladies' suits and underwear
70 o'oso out at cost, go 10 Il. Bau-
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lNOk RENT 90 HALL IN SECOND
story, 6ONO feet, southwest corner of
Ellh ana Nyc more streets, occupied by
barsan q Irezevants insurance agency:
possession given August /, lsS5. Vor terms
apply 10 PRATHER u ARDRY IN Elm
,,s..s, iuue2n-tf
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gos WIN snY thnaar

Aintons Hungarian Flour.
Inc hnost made, for sale only bv
ED, -. AIgTON
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hmbroidery at half price 10
oiose them out nc Bauman's.
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everybody drinks Ice cold Wagon
hAsher beer ut Two Brothersi saloon.
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10 have your watches, clocks and
IoMelry repaired, 20 TO l.. n. Curtis.
eOfner OF Main and povhrna nirnnin
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. cents Will got good ladies' slip
per at Leon Kahn g.
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TRIAL THE TEST,


Success tho Proof.
OF hiekox q Hoarne,. doing tho pro-
scription business OF tho city.
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n N othing relieves pain 20 quickly "a
benson's Capoino Porous Plastors.p@
D. ). stafford, New York. 2jc,
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1t Is self-eyident that rby,I-I--------,
paIucnlar attention to class Of cS scn paying
s XII sAii and physicians in regular tains
a over the country knowing tits, ird praSIi
ca, Where ey y',eS 70 Inc oldest Office in Kmer
s 49, snd the proyed good reInedies 'o OF
ages and countries are used, A wh6io r. OF all
s gsy 2r ounce purposes, and all are treated i
what TO 90, no experiments are msIs lowing
eppunt OF me great number applyinSu w
eharge5 are Kept )w, often lower t6an s, we
m o ny o6RSrs # YOU tie Skin s S
iimnoI'ani natter. Pamphlet, 90 pages, ID ssenne
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"a N1Hp a ..iHl aIiDE BAKER
l8years eNpa rieugu, can toxic lhtrg.
On bread o. cakes, cHr give iare enc, III o.
quIed IuSf.ru FrANCot'
i,A nr.- tn,l s.L,..-L Il - -
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOLL

Fer any case OF the following diseases
VIII The medical faculty have pro-
nOuncec inourable that
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EOR RENT,

DOR kENr-A Kew. NEAT AND
4 Wen built Groom cot tuge in flr.t.cIass
heighbOrhoud q joining residence of r. q
,hlller on Masten street Apply to .ToVN
u 2-,S rs. o-l9n buyer. augltf
tjh RENr-SDU In FRONT FUR-
Il nj hed room, second story No. is Mas
Ten street. corner san Jacit TO street; one
pl inc mos PHEASANT In the city and ia pri-
va heignborhood. Apply on premises.
aug2-7t
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WANTED TO BOARD MAN AMI
" wife or two ladies at reduced rates, 10
De company for ny two little daughters;
nice rooms and partial u~e Of parior, in.
s'fnment and carriage to refined parties
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:
IN the post Office vt Dallas, Trvas, for The
week ending Augusta 1885. IT not called
for within four weeks same will be cent to
the dead letter office. Parties calling for
these letters viii please say "advertised.''
JoHN II COCHRAN, 7. N.
Ladies' Lat.
Avaria, Mrs Kitty Ayres, Miss Mandy
Andrews, Mrs Lille w
Anderson, Miss Bell Alison, Miss Matte
Anderson. MisSJ
Bowdln, Miss Maggie Bowen, Mrs A S
Basket, Mrs NJ Il Burnett, Miss Harriet
Brown, Mrs Joseph Bird Mrs N T.
Bennett, Mira Josie Bennett, Julia
Bryan, Mrs Margaret Bluitt, Miss Bella
Canot, Mrs Maria Caruse, Miss Mary
Collins, Miss Cesta Calaibarn, Anna
Cobb, Mrs Annie
Dixon, Mary Davis, Miss Maria
Dalley, MISS Wine Douglas, nrs Malinda
Bernhard, Miss Low
Ethaer, Mira Mertres3
Ferguson, Susan N Fears, Mrs II c
rlomen, Pearline fonger, Miss selle
Fuller, Miss Lizzie
Harris, Mrs Sanoy Hearle, NJ ISIS Jainey
hickman, MISS Fam Higgenbotham, Mrs
me. Ellen
Jones, Miss Maj Jones Mrs Maggie
jackson, Mrs AaryJ
KKerr; MrsTJ Kennedy, Mrs Mar
Kende Mrs Marindt gnret
Kennedy, Mis- Minnie
Logan, Mrs JUGna
S.iuShSAti hls u Md'k, MISS Marina
merry, Hiss Lizzie Melrs, Miss Matte
Miller, Miss Annie McCary, Mrs 5 Nj
McCabc, Mrs Lilly
Nephant Mrs Florence
Ostr6nd, miss Emma
Paxton, Mrs ALling- Parker, Mrs Cine
ton Park, Mrs NJ
Palil o, Mrs Cora ~ Phillips, Miss guile
Ramey, Miss Francis Rhyme, Miss MOllie
Robinson, Mrs Lucy
Thompson, Miss NJ q Tong, Mrs A
Thack, Mrs II a
Stewart, Mrs A J Stewart, Miss Con-
Southern, Mrs Em- ME
ma Smith Mrs Racel
smith, Mrs Jen le Slack, Mrs snnie L
ShultZ Mgs Hester Scott. MESH
WilbOl e,Mrs Annie Work, Mrs w A
Wearthers Dec, Mrs Mollia
Wilson, Francis NJ william, Mrs Am
WhaiCy Mrs w J audI
Young, Miss Ii Ian
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The "New Process
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plT9 EYE }MlRRIBGr CU|HE J $50

Litgaht clo'h and gilt binding. Sealed f'sS
cents 10 postase or ctirrency over NM. i ~,
tttIli gen picture7, tiue 10 lre, articles on my ,
III. W seuecti: Who may marry whonoss
ashhl93ol, Non3'hogd Physical dccsyy WtssEI
fhouid E'srry; How lfc aud hNpNinessi r,, Who
,cres;,el' nose married Or contcmplatlnSss
hy al adult persons, then kent Under larL 10y t
Iey, In edition, same rs above. mi n, W.
oIpostag5. a. 'aonsy
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LhrrEn LIST

Tee following nre the letters remaining
in the post Office vt Dallas. TrVas, for The
week ending Augusta 1885. IT not called
for within four weeks same will be ient to
the dead letter office. Parties calling for
these letters Will please say "advertlsed.' p
IOHN II rOCupAH
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Va ANTED-ALL 10 APPLY TO G ".
W Loudon, at 500 Il IN street, for move
wagon. aug2-lw
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WANTED o KNOW THE WHERE
w abouta Of Mr.. Daniel C anV. who for
mer y lived in Waco and Fort Worh. Any
Information VIII be thankfully received by
his wife, who is IN Dallas
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VA ANTE "A GENTLEMAN WISHES
" to en- age board in a highly respecta
Dle f'hf ily Tor his niece, q young lady OF Is,
young ladies', the advantages of music les
sens and comforts of home; references
exchanged Address Lock BoN79. ag7-4t
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w ANIED-AUESI3- DIR IS III,
" electric Lamp a Stove Co.,, 81. Loui,
No., ioI circular, cGts ana term 81 tue n
a.diS-ppwCr Marsh tleciTir LAM. t..u.sv
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az AN ED-5,.C " BUSHELS PEACHE5
" ard 1900 bushels of tomatoes. Par,
ueS having same for sale can con 'er by
featuring Co auol.gt
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th' ANTED 49, ALL SGONE CUTTERS
and stone maeOns T. know tn 4 tie
sIrlke AT WeatheriOrd is ended, ana al who
want to come can get steady WORK a. 53 ~
per day. aurl III
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NAiANIED AT BIlANKENsHTP &
w Il aces manuactory DEPARTMENT,
lady operators App y between and s ~
m 10 The Main street entrance ivSCtf
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-07

sell stale egg, as one who secures a
reputation for fresh eggs, can COM
mand his own price. Study the
breeds, and cross the fowls judicious-
ly, or select a pure breed suited to the
locality. If the winters are severe,
breed for small combs and heavily
feathered bodies, but do not overlook
activity as qualification. No par
ticular breed comes up to all the quail
tiles, but they may be crossed to
blend such. Divide the hocks, keep
the quarters and yards clean, and
feed regularly, but carefully. Upon
the successful feeding of the fowls the
business relies. 1t is much better to
allow them to be hungry, and forced
to scratch in some material placed for
that purpose, than to have them fat
and too lazy to prove profitable. Too
much glass for light and heat cannot
be used to the houses, and frequent
spading Of the yards is a necessity.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-07
If We Gould Only See Ahead.

New England Farmer.
In clearing up the farms in this
country it seemed necessary to cut
down and burn nearly all the excel
lent timber trees. AS there were few
railroads at that time, and the mar
kets for timber were long way off,
there appeared to be little encourage
ment for saving the lumber, which
contributed its stores Of potash to the
ash heaps, so what timber was not
needed for fencing, and for immedi-
ate use in building the cheapest class
of houses and barns, was unceremo-
niOusly burned.
When travelling through Kentucky
last season we were much impressed
with the Wastefulness of the early
settlers, who used the choicest black
walnut lumber for splitting up into
fence rails. The present generation
of farmers are now finding out that
there has been uncalled for haste in
destroying the valuable forest trees.
One farmer in that region, as report
ed by the Louisville Home Journal,
who began clearing his farm thirty
years ago, now finds it worth $4,000,
while if the eighty acres of black
walnut timber he burned up had
been allowed to stand, it would now
be worth 100000. The Forestry
Congress began its work of calling
the attention of thepeople to this sub
ject none too soon. Americans have
generally wholly ignored the value
of forests as conservers of moisture,
and as protectors of the cultivated
portions Of the country. Trees seem
ed to have no value in their estima-
ton till after they were cut down.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-07
Mechanism of the Bee.
Scientific American.

Scientific American.
An investigator into the mysteries
of animal life asserts that a bees work.
ing tools comprise variety equal to
that of the average mechanic. He
says that the feet of the common
working bee exhibit the combination
of a basket, brush, and a pair of
pincers. The brush, the hairs of which
are arranged in symmetrical rows, is
only to be seen with the miscroscope.
With this brush of fairy delicacy the
bee brushes its velvet robe to remove
the pollen dust with which it be-
comes loaded while sucking up the
nectar. Another article, followed
like a spoon, receives all the CLEAN
ings which the insect carries to the
hive. Finally, by opening them,
one upon another, by means of a
hinge, these two pieces become a pair
of pincers, which render important
service in the construction of the
combs.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-07
The Fairs Being Purified.
New England Farmer.

New England Farmer.
Judging by the general tone of the
reports, there has been much less
gambling, lottery swindling, liquor
and beer selling at the Fairs this fall,
than in previous years, which shows
that the criticisms Of the press and
the efforts of right minded people
have not been without their influence.
In some of the Western States the
improvement has been marked, the
legislatures having taken hold of the
matter and passed laws prohibiting
the erection of stands for these pur-
poses within mile or more from the
gates to any exhibition ground. In
other States the reform work has
been persistently pushed forward by
the women, at first against great OPP.
position, but finally with the most
gratifying results. Our fairs, in toe
many instances, have been little less
than pandemonium let loose.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-11-07
Probably Got En- In.
Wall Street News.

Wall Street News.
1t was at a railroad junction in Hi
nois. Several persons were waiting
for the train, and one of them was Sc
nervous and impatient, that a fellow
traveller finally said:
you seem to be very anxious tC
reach home?"
$50 l am. Every hour is worth
ten dollars to me. / got q dispatch
at Pekin that fifty-one of my hogs
have shown symptoms of cholera"
"And you are in a hurry to admin
lister a remedy, of course?"
" A remedy? No, sir! I don't
fool away my time and money or
remedies. want to get them hog
into Chicago, and sold before sun
down tomorrow, and it's going to be
a mighty close shave"