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YOL. VI.
DALLAS, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 6, 1382.
NO. 233.
DR C vV BENSON, of Ba. ttmore, Md.
We give a correct likened >f thin well
known and successful pnysicim and sur-
geon who ha* made a life loi < study ot
Nervons diseases and the Dise tie* of the
f kin and he uow stands in t ib highest
ranks,^authority on those special and
distressing diseases. In the course of
his practice ht discovered what now are
renowned in medical practice, viz: a com-
bination of Celery and Chamomile in the
shape of Pills. They are used by the pro-
fession at large and constantly recommend
.,ed by them.
It is not a patent medicine. It is the
result of his own experience in practice.
Thev are a sure curef*" ..owing
special disease*, and aie worthvpt a trial
by all intelligent sufferers. They are pre*
pared expressly tocure sick headach, neur
algia, paraivsis sleeplessness dyspepsia and
■ervoumess, and will cure any case.
ixHold bv all druggists. Price, 50 cents a
mx. Deput, lOti North Eutaw JSt.", balti*
boere, Md: By mail, two boy>*« for $1.
* boxes for $2.50, to anv address
DR. C. W.BENSON'S
Norton's Intelligencer.
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Informing the
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PEARLS.
M
CURE
Is Warranted to Cure
ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST,
ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES Of HAIR AND SCALP,
SCROFULA ULCERS, PIMPLES and
TC!KL>£R ITCHINCS on *11 parts of the ^
body. It makes the skin wlilte, soft and smooth I
jrOTaovc. tan and freckles, and is the BB9T toilet
dressing in THE WOULD. Elegantly put up, tws
ottleslm one package, consisting of botfc Interna)
and external treatment.
*.U llrst olsoadruagista naveit. Prioetl.ver
ADVANCING YEARS.
And, lf the eye must fail of light,
The eat forget to hear,
Make ciearer still the spirit's sight,
More tine the inward ear !
—[John G. Whiltitr.
Life consists in the elternate process of
learning and unlearning; but it l* often
wiser to unlearn than to learn.—Bulwer
Lyttun•
H
w jtfav.
In the hour of gladness, if woman be near,
More mnoothiy the stream of enjoyment
vill flow;
And where can our grief find any balm
like the tear
INIELLIOEKCEU OFFICE
Information wwrtcd In regard to Oapt, Cotle
who was about Anrfln in the year 1857—60. \□
ft arson kDowlng of bis whereabouts, or of his fam
y will confer a faro' by to the Bditor o
he tS TBbLItf KScKK
James Bryce, Member of Parliament,
Oxford Professor, and historian of "Ihe
Holy Roman Empire," sailed for Europe
the other.day, after a second visit to Am-
erica, during which he visited New Eng-
land, the Middle States, the West (includ-
ing California and Oregon),and the South,
attidyirg our institutions and social life,
and delivering lectures in two of our prin»
cipal cities, Baltimore and Boston. Pro-
fessor Bryee. it is now slated, was the au-
thor of the very able anonymous article
on Gladstone which appeared in Swibner'a;
and he has written for the Century a com-
panion study of the late Lord Beacons-
field.
The Century Magazine may now be con-
sidered fairly started on its way under the
new name, and with the February (Mid*
winter) number, and the adoption of the
new cover-design, by Elihu Vedder, the
name of ScribnerV Monthly will no longer
be continued its, the nub-title. Since the
change of'name/there has been a decided
increase in the sale of recent numbers of
the magazine. The average editinn dur-
ing the last year of Sfcribner's Monthly
was 120,600, while of the first four num-
bers of The Century it has bear more than
132.000. Of December, a new edition of
9,000 was printed, and a new edition of
the January issue is now culled for. In
England, 20,500 copies of November were
nold, against an average of 16,230 for the
twelve month* preceding. The recent
growth of St. N:chola* in England has
b?en even greater in proportion; for while
3,000 copies were sufficient there a year
afco, 8,000 and 10,000 copies are now need-
ed every month
The publishers are printing 135,000
copies of the Midwinter Century.
Curious Ancient Sundial,
A curious ancient sundial, in tho
Oiape of a ham, was found at Hercula-
tieum in 1754, and a similar one at Portici
ii: 1855. It may be described as a liam,
ihe tail of which served for the gnomon,
o.nd which was furnished with a hook or
ring at the extrer-ity, for the purpose ot
' 1. The dial is on the back of
TAKE IT BACK.
Yon ktesefl me at the gate last night.
And mother heard the "smack,"
She says its naughty to do so.
80 please to take It back.
I cauuot see what harm there Is
Ju such a thing, can you ?
But mother seems so wroth.
Please lake it back, uow do t
It seems to me quite natural
For lips to meet that way,
But mother says It's very wrroD*.
Bo take It back, I pray.
And come to think of It, I'm sure
That several times 'twas done,
80 now to make It Eight, be
To take back every one.
I would not have you think It's me,
I do uot care a mite.
But mother's so particular,
Please take them back to-night
An unwillingness on the part of the
elder Disraeli to pay forty guineas*,
caused his son, the Earl of Beaconsheld,
to become an attendant at Christian
churches. The former belonged lo the
Portuguese synagogue of Bevis Marks,
in London. He was chosen President
of the synagogue, but declined to serve.
The penalty for the declination whs forty
guineas. This he declined to pay; and
withdrew froi>'. membership rather than
comply. Being !a free' thinker and a
Jew" by race rather than religion, he
immediately attended an Episcopal
church with his family. At his death, a
friend paid Ins fine, and he was buried
in the Jewish crtnetery.
From the bright pyes of her
tHkes oi- our woe ?
PERIODICALS.
Quarterly Review.
Brit Quarterly Review.
Edinburgh Be view.
Westminster Review
( ornbtll Mdgvziiie.
MaeMillau'e Magazine.
Prasei's Majruzlne
New Quart, Mugtxiae,
Temple Bar.
UelfrsVia
Oeod Word.*
Louden Society
Satarday Review __-p
'I he Sprcuttor, etc. ote. is Tliatkeray ot«.
CHAS. N. CBITTETON, 115 Fulton
8t., New York City, aole agent for Dr. C.
W. Berson's remedies, to whom all order*
should be addressed.
Eclectic Magazine
c
Foreign Literature, Science and Art.
1882—38TH YEAR.
The Klectlj Magazine reproduces from foreign
periodicals all thjso articles which are valuable
to American readers. Iti field of selecuon embra-
ces all the leading Foreign Reviews, Magasioe
and .Journals, and the tastes of all claseesof read-
ers are consnlted in the articles prcseted. Its
plan includes'Science, KMsys, Reviews, Sketch's.
Travels, Pootry, Novels, Short Stories, etc., etc.
The followiuf lists oomprisc the principal pe<
riodirals from which selections are made and
the name of«>'ne of the Ica-ilug writers who cou
tribute to them.
AUTHORS.
Rt. Hod W K Gladstone.
AlfreJ Trnnyson.
Professor Huxley
— Frotensor Tyndall
Contemporary Review. Rich. A, Proctor R A
fortnigbUy Review. J N ormae KockyerF RS
The Nineteenth Cent'y. DrWB Carpenter.
Papular Science Review K. B. Taylor
Hi ckwood's Kagaziue. Prof, Max Muller
Professor Owen '
Mattb*w Arnold.
K A Freemai., D O L.
James Anthony Foood*.
Thorns* Hughee.
Aulhouy Trollop*,
William Clack.
Mrs Oliphtnt.
Turpenicff.
heSpreiutor, etc. otc, fcisTliatkt._,
The ttlectlc Mngaxiue t> y lUwry m mini*
turn*. 7%1 f'^s* toritMiy vf the, Oett livnl autKmrn
mttxar tn it. Mid oni<iA cosfly volutntt at* mads
mru materials tefex-A apimar frtnh in its pajei.
PR4MIUK KNOR.\KlN<i FUR l»8ij
livery cubic iber to the Electic retuittiBg five
doners to the publishers will receive, In acditieu
to the Rlectie for oue pear, a oopy of the beauti-
ful steel enitraviug of
1U1 "• "MAUQUKRtTK."
This eubiect has been eugrsved for as bp Ih e
eMie artist wha engraves the smtll plata c f
"ftarguerite," so much apttliod lo our Bauukry
* amber oi fuel year,
Biae of eugraved »orf*<e Is 12*7 inches: sise t.»
ftsrae about l&xl* iuches. The price of this on ■
craving in the »rt stores is five do&ars. aud It milt
b« (Ml free to *U subscribers wbj may indjoase
• doztr e |v receive it.
TSRMB.—Blng/e copies, ii oents; one e«py,
one yesr, flvo doiiars, nve copies, tweuty4do^ara.
'l'riaJ subeeripU. n to.1 thr«« months, one dollar
The Kiectie and sad dollar raagaz-iie to one ad-
• dollars. posiac* + sufcsenbere,
^ H. fkllov, lab,. ik ad itteet, Kew Terk.
j As the l>ee collects honey
I without injuiing the flower, so let huu
who 13 wue dwell on the earth.—Buddha.
Suspension. The dial is on tne oacit of
I10 ham, on which are described seven
erticai lines, under which aro abbre-
iated the names of the twelve months,
beginning with January, retrograding tc
who par- j June, and again returning to Decembei.
Six horizontal lines traverse the vertical
| ones, and by their intersection show the
and departs : extension of the shades thrown by the
the meeting OF the eyes.
Say, what other metre is it
Ttiao the meeting of the eyes?
Nature pourelh into nature
Through th* channel* of that feature,
Hiding on the ray of Bight,
Fleeter far than whirlwinds go,
Or foi service or delight,
Hearts to hearts their meaning show.
—[Emerson
After all, territory is but the body of a
nation. The people who inhabit its hills
and valleys are its toul, its spirit, its life.
In them dwells its hope of immortality-
Among them, if anywhere, are to be fuund
its chief elemeuts of destruction.—James
A. Qarjield.
SIMPLY SUPERB.
A pair of beautiful 8un-flowers on
Easelc will be mailed free to any lady who
will send a three cent postage stamp to
Dr. C. W. Benson, 106 No. Euuw Street,
Baltimore, Md.
gnomon, on the sun's entering each sign
of the zodiac, and consequently at every
point of his path through the ecliptic.
This also points out the hours of the ikiy,
the shadow descending with the rising,
and again descending with the setting
sun. The square compartments were
marked with the hours. It seems that
when in use it was suspended by the
hook or ring, the bide being presented to
the sun, and that when the extremity of
the shadow of the gnomon reached the
extremity of the line marked with the
name of the actual month, the horizon-
tal intersection showed the hour. As it
is not very clear how it could be made to
revolve with the sun, we do not know
that it could spontaneously convey its
intimations. We should think tha
was kept suspended, and, when con
suited, must have been adjusted for the
moment with reference to some fixed
rule or standard, which was probably
connected with the beam or pillar from
hich it usually hung.
Wit and Humors
The only housework that some girls
do is when they begin to dust around
after a beau.
What riles a country postmistress is to
have a postal card come to the office
written in French.
The lightning rod man must be allowed
a good profit, for when he sells out his
business he never can get much for the
good will.
Proposals for marriage in Nevada are
written on postal cards and the answer
comes by return mail, "Come on with
your preacher." /
A North Carolinian, who fought clear
through the war without a scratch,
kicked at a dog the other day and broke
four of his toes.
A tramp in Kentucky bn? married a
widow worth $100,000. this item should
be marked and sent to all tramps. Men
are scarce in Kentucky.
An Illinois editor returns thar.ks for a
centipede sent him by mail from Texas,
it being the first cent of any kind that
lie had received for several weeks.
Dink pooty veil of a man dot vill
slitood by you vhen you vas in shtormy
vedder. Shwarnin of inskects vill shtay
around you vhen der sun shines out.
An ingenious chap has invented an
artificial honeycomb which relieves the
bees of much work. He hopes to pro-
vide them with neck-yokes and, buckets
for carrying home honey.
Eight masked robbers stopped a rail-
road train in the West the other day.
As the train contained an excursion
party of editors, the only losa was a
loss of the time to the robbers.
In overhauling a book of maxims re-
cently a young man was struck with this
one: "Love, if you would be loved." He
tried it on and got kicked. A headful
of discretion is better than all the max-
ims ever printed.
A minister in one of his parochial
visits met a cow-lierder, and asked him
what o'clock it was. "About twelve, sir,"
was the replv. "Well," quoth the min-
ister, "I thought it had been more.'* "It's
never any more here," said the boy:
"It just beginb at one again."
—A scientist says angle worms do not
suffer when put upon the hook. They
wriggle around out of pure joy,"We sup-
pose, the same as a man does ^nen 11
good looking woman steps on his cornw.
m LTDU L PIKMM, OF LVIH, MASS..
;Read
W UP-
year Lwtae paper,
Attention is invited to the Atlantic
articles entitle "Studies in the South,"
the first of which appeared in January,
and the second is iu the February Issue.
They are written by the author of the ar-
ticles on "Certain Dangerous Tendencies
iu American Life," which attracted so
much attention at the tune of its appear*
ance. The writer visited 'he houth under
peculiarly favorable circumstances for the
purpose of makings minute examination
ol ail features ot Southern social and do-,
mestic life, industry., and manufaciure',
as well as the sob and climate of the dif-
ferent sections, and in tlies** papers he
aims to report with ab-olute exactness the
facts as he saw them- It is 110 exaggera-
tion to say that the articles conrev a more
full and satisfactory statement of all the
conditions of the South than has ever
been made heft-re, and they are exceeding*
ly piciurei-qur aud interesting.
Great Flow of Beer.
Beer is drank pretty freely in all parts
, of Germany, but in Munich it literally
I supercedes water, which is only used for
j' boiling jHjtatoes, washing dishes, and
making beer. As much beer as a person
can drink can be bad for ten pennies,
or about 2J cents, and it is not to be
wondered at that every botlv relies upon
it, when good drinking"water is bo scarce,
and if you put a lump of ice in it will
cost as much money. A visit to the
breweries, and beer gardens, and tat>
rooms of Munich would astonich the
most inveterate beer-drinkers of this
country. It is sold at the brewerie« in
mugs holding about as much as four
ordinary glassies, and so great is the de-
mand tluit of an evening when the
spigot of a fresh barrel is turned, it is
never stopped until the barrel is empty.
We lutve seen live barrels thus running 1
A Diplomatic Answer.
The old man Smith, of Richfield, is a
self-sufficient sort of old fellow, and
l( i prides himself upon his riding abilities.
One day be espied his young hopeful
leading a colt to water rather gingerly,
and remarked:
"Why on earth don't you ride tliat
beast?"
"I'm 'fraid to; 'fraid he'll throw me."
"Bring that hoss here," snapped the
old man.
The colt was urged up to the fence,
and braced one side by the boy while the
old man climbed 011 to the rails and
stocked himself on the colt's back. Then
he was let go, and the old gentleman
rode proudly off. Paralyzed by fear the
colt went slowly for al>out twenty rods
without a demonstration. Then like
lightning his four legs bunched together,
his back bowed like a viaduct arch and
the old man shot up in the air, turned
seven separate and distinct somersaults
aud lit 011 the small of his back in the
middle of the road with both legs
twisted around his neck. Hastening to
him the youiig hopeful anxiously iu-
quired:
"Did it hurt you, pa?"
The old man rose slowly, shook ont
the knots in his legs, brushed the dust
r .... 1.!.. amua ns%<1 Knit* rwiit rtllkliitttl til <2
LYD1A E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COHfOUHlJ.
ItnVFwjjttv^Cttry
ft»r»n tlioaer«UfalCwplalhis asl Wlil*mi 11
ftocemnkmi towrwitfeaaiihfilgoil.
It will cure entirely the worst tantfofVMMtoCfc*.
plaints, aQ orariatt troabtos, InSanmiatlo* sod tncer«
tloa, Falling and MsfetaeetnenU, and the ttomvxr-i
Splnnl Weakness, and U particularly fcdajrfed to tti»
Change ot Life.
It will dissolve and e«T«ltoa»ors from tiieaSer'sU
an early stage of development. The teodeanytoau.
oeroMa humors thereteehef^wl veiysfeeJUy byl>»*s>
It temovee falntnessj flatulency. dxwtmT* all orartf •„
for BtlmuJMita, and rellevipswlra— o
It cart's Bloating, Headaches, Herroas Tfustwriuf.
Oeocral Debility, Bieetifmm, Depress u4 la*
jeetion.
That fating ot bearing der-*. eeariby •"V*
«uut backache, Is always perniafcestly WWd1 tjr
It wUlatall tlmesaol nod* rAlleUutadMk«eei*M hi
harmony with the Uswtf"* roVer»tber«inale^*«K.
For tbe «areo{ KUtmir »/ a«ber
Compound la unsnrpasmx ,
LVniA e. w*kj3amti "vecttawt*
POUVDIs prepared tn.t BtlfhWtiwM*,
Lynn, Mass. Prteefl. Uptn<+tor$k
Inttwfona of pllfc, *lso tae«p^ s*
receipt ol ftl yer tu% Wtha*. Ur%
freely answers all lettem ot (ttpiliy. fcsd tbir pa ■ vjv
lei. Xdalwae ae abovf , Fvftien W»
Ke family stMMdd bo a~lthi)iit L1 V. VI ^Wllft
UVEA PILL*. They i«r» <»njrttpattoa, tSoWMs,
and torpidity of the
f*»!d hv all Itrsntin.
ca£to*Tio
part of the daily food, young and old
partaking of it with all the freedom Hint
we use water. They contend that it is
healthy aud nauch lesa injurious than
coffee, and that as few persons injure
themselves bv drinking it to excels as
others do by drinking loo much coffec.
—Tobacco wa» named in honor of ita
discoverer, O. l\ Cabot, a 1 rot her of Se-
bastian Cabot, They just exiled hie
tiajne baUtWKrd,
A remedy witti «uck a reputation *4
rYorftetter'a RtomaeK Bitter* d««rve< « fn: •
trial. If you are dyapeptlo, your «t%la<lv
vill ev»Ttually yield 16 It) U too am fp*>.
hie. U««'< flesh and feel d«epon<!«nt, it wi.i
both huihl and ehMr'yvtt "OK if foa ar*
coiMtit«i«d, it will rtlfiira, taa if billion ,
bealthfilly aUmolatit roar liver. Don't
de*DMid. but aak* IK» tfbrC 14 tl
dtrectior,
t'ur mh kj
gCMnUf
tfbrCUtbi right
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