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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-21
lCOmmuuic icated.
Evansville, CaTmI IL Paducah Rail-
FOad-The Visit to Illinois.

communicated.
Evansville, CaTmI IL Paducah Rail-
FOad-The Visit to Illinois.
Editors journal:
DEAR SIRs:-The party that left
Evansville on the morning or the 10Th
to travel over the route of our new
railroad, arrived the evening of that
day at Carmi. The people were not
expecting them until the next day. the
day fixed for the meeting, and as the
arrival was by moonlight, and after
the usual bedtime of good Carmi-ites,
there was no one visible but the land
lord and few of the guests Of the
hot /, We st p led on cur way sevsTal
hours at Mt. Vernon, and while there
succeeded N removing all substantial
differences that thTeateoed to prevent
the cooperation Of the people of Mt.
Vernon and Evansville ia the con-
structiOn Of a road to St. Louis and
the south west.
The people of Mt. Vernon, after
the rganiZation of our company,
and after the Appearance OF one
or two articles In our papers.
iatimating that the name of Mt. Yer
non mightnot be Incorporated into the
name of all great railroads and per
haps fearfu that some of them might
not even pass through BIT. Vernon.
organized the Louisville, Henderson.
Mt. Vernon Il st. Louis Railroad
Company for the purpose, first Of
soaring our folks into the Mt. Yer
uen route. and failing in this, 10 de-
feat our schemes IN Illinois By getting
the counties of Illinois pledged to
their line before We could secure such
pledges to our own; aud secondly.
for the purpose Of building the road
If they possibly could. This last was
an absolute necessity with them if
we should run our road north of them.
and they yspoke Of it with much feeling.
This difference between the peopie
of Mt. Vernon and Evansville NAV be
entirely harmonized if the Directors
of the f., Q. IL p. Co. approve Of and
consent to the terms suggested by
their representatives to the people of
Mt. Vernon while there.
At Carmi the people need no har-
mOnizing or urging to action. They
are ready to do their whole duty at a
moments warning. Indeed, they are
much more anxious to have a road TO
Evansville than we seem to be to
have road out of which we surely
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-The Board of
Trade of Chicago, yesterday, passed
a resolution requesting the elevator
managers to reduce the rates of
storage to 1c per bushel for the first
ten days. Whether the elevator men
will pay any attention to this resolu-
ton remains to be seen.
The United Church, of which Rev.
ColIyer Is Pastor, having been com
pleted few days since, was dedicated
to-day BY interesting religious exer-
cises. Rev. Dr. Bellows, of New
York, preached the dedicatory SER
mOn
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Completion or The chesapeake a. 9hiO
Railroad

RICHMOND. Va, June 10. = The
Chesapeake & OhiO Railroad will be
completed to Green Brier White Sui
phur next Wednesday.
The valley Of Virginia will yield
five million bushels OF wheat this sea
VOn.
The alleged Cuban recruiting officer
WIS released to-day, there being no
eviGsnee against him.
No c&anges will be made In the
Conservative legislative ticket, on ac-
count of General Canby's opinion that
the test oath must be taken by the
members of the Legislature.
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Closing Performance of the Peace
Jubilee.

BosToN, June 19.-The closing
performance of the National Peace
jubilee was given to day by from
1000 to 5000 school children, attract
ing a large and delighted audience.
Ole Bull performed solo, Parepa-
Rosa and Adelaide Phillips sang a
duette, aud other pieces were given,
all of which were encored.
The closing piece was the One
Hundreth Psalm, sung by children,
the audience joining them. Several
children were overcome by heat and
excitement during the concert.
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Cases Require Prompt treatment


KF YOU ARE SUFFERING. nm
- nave suffered, from Involuntary dis
ciistf ges, what effect does IL produced tfpou
deSiiIi di 5sneFSl hsalth2 DO you feel weak
1rDilltated, easily tfred2 Does "A little ew.
tiA t eAertiOn produce paipitntion OF Tie
lis leslIlI al Does your liver, OF urinary organs
9erI Is your urine sometimes thlcf
~. ~ 1Sys or noeKy, or is IL rOpy or settings
~ ~ uoes tnlek scum rise 10 the topg Or
- - = sedlment al the bottom after lt has
$1,000 awhiie2 DO you have spells OF shorf
oreathlng or oyspepsia2 Are your bowels
cons patedf DO you have Spells OF faint
ing, or rushes OF bloOf rs tbn heaJS -
your memory impaired u Vour mind
SoilS @ sahtiy uHellng upon this subiect2 DO
pany, or life? DO you wish III ne IN aicI,e
70 get away nom every body2 Does a'ns
Iit, stis make you start or Jump9 rs
or your eye as brilliant2 The bloom on
your cheek as bright? do you enjoy vour-
sell IN society as well? Do Won i9nrsun
your business with Che same eneruyg i5o
you Ieei as much confidence in woflrsalfq
are are your spirits dull and tagging, given o.
20 our liNer or dyspepsia. Have YOU rest
less nlghLsT Your back WaaK vOfar lruaas
-, 7. ssu 80 nave out little appetite, and
com plains? '''N
Now, reader, seIf-abuse. venereal dis.
eases badly cured, and sexual excesses are
All capable OF prouucinga weakness or tbe
generatlVe organs. The organs of penera-
tIon' Wnen IN perfect health make the
fN.
lephnt, energetic, persevering, successful /
ouhahess men are always those whose gen
efhtlNe organs are in perfect heaithg YOu
aSFsL near such men complain of being 1
iislelahenoly, Cf nervousness. Of palpita. /
ION OF the heart. They are never afraid /
lney cohunt succeed in business fhoy !
iohl become sal and discouraged. thev Il
are always polite an pleasant Ia 4 ~ conn 4
Pany OF ladies', and look you and them /
lsnb ia the iace-uOms of your dowucasf
.ookh or any other meanne-s al AT Them
| 90 not mean those who keep ne nfgauN
NAMED by running 20 excess. These will /
not only ruin their constitutions. ont also
nose tney do business with or for.
aoW many men, from badly cured dis /
5sse-s IRON Ahe tfiests OF self. bu-e and eW. /
.ehsess nave brought about that state Of
I I ess eseaAness 10 tnoss organs that has reduect |
ne general system 80 much as To induce /
alinOst every other diseaso-ldlOcy. Iunacy,
I ~ -. plst spin1 directions, suicide, an.i
. most every other form M IN. a.aa saaffcn
ss-----..rftty is hetr 10, aud The real oluse OF
ne LOupie scarcely ever suspecfed and |
itEe docbored iorau but Tie right one.
+, diseases Z. of these organs require the use
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IUROPE.
BY the Atlansic TeIegraph.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, june 18-The debate in
the House of Lords tonight on the
Irish Church Bill creates intense in
terest. There is a determination to
force a division, but it is not expected
before 4 O'Clock in the morning.
The House was crowded with spec
tators. Among those present are the
Prince of Wales. Dake OF Cam
bridge, aud it is apparently their in
tention to set out the debate.
The best calculation reckons the
passass Of the bill to Its second
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n Y. $ Vol INSTITUTE.
corner OF 9th Avenue and ION Street !
ffENTFAT I. A /

80
corner OF 9th Avenue and 7Gih Street !
L CENTRAL PARK
"a Home and School for the Sons OF De-
ceased Soldiers)
II. r. Hefab0Id.
Two bOtltes only Of the package Of vour
valuable Buchu presented to the Institute
nave Deen used by the children, aud wTh
perfect success. 10 the case OF our Iftfle
Lieutenant a. j., his pride ~ no longer
mOrLueds aud ne Is fre3 from the dafiv
morning auathemsas OF tue ehambefmald
VINO mas charge Of his bedding. j feel that
khowled Of the result OF our use on
your Buchu with the children under our
% c%nafss m save many superintendent
nnh Matron Of BOARDING Schools d Asy-
10 ms "a great amount Of annoyance: aud
many a poor chlId, suffering more from
ipeakneSs than from habit, may be spareG
puhlsh ments that is mot knONfug Id as "a
weak ness instead OF "a bad ha Bit most un-
usiIy Inn nicted upon them. Thanking you
On Dehaif 9f the children. and hoping
others may be ali So benontfed
am respectfully yours,
COL. YOUNG,
General sup't and Director.
June l6, 1866.
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fill her monetary obligations; there
fore, further Developments Of her re
sources was desirable, aud In thai
+ EoGnuection proposed the cutting of Z
ship canal through the Isthmus oi
| Corinth.s
~ SPAIN.
MADRID, June 19.-In the Cortes
yesterday. Revere administered the
oath of Regency to Marshal SerranO.
There were loud Ujyds for the Regent
and for the National sovereignty, but
no disturbances, as were apprehended.
The following is the new Cabinet, as
far as announced: Gen. Prim, Secre-
tary of War and President Of the Min
istry; Silva, Secretary of State; Her
rea Grace, Minister of Justice.
1t is said that the Government is
opposed to the proposed deduc ions in
the rentes, and only sanctions the
present deduction of 3 per cent. on
account Of the interest debt.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 19.-In the Zolle-
vern, to day, Dr. Eelbruck said that
the new Charge a. 'Afaires at Mexico
that Government, and he hoped to
lay treaty before the Diet at its next
session.
af- a FRANCE.
PARIS, June 19.-Eight hundred
prisoners arrested during the recent
disturbances caused by the elections,
have been discharged. Two hundred
are still In confinement. i
PARIS, june 19-It is said the
has ordered the arrest of
all CarlIsts and Isabellists on the
irOatier.
PARIS, June 19.-The official paper
to day publishes the following: "A
crowd Of people attended the funeral
Of the rioters who were killed here
recently IN the political disturbances.
There was no disorder"
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Z e Z e G. e AP Il.
Saturday Nights Dispatches
Seizure of Illicit Whisky
DistilIer1es.
Completion of the Chest
peake & Ohio e. r.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Rase Raj.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Iu the
base ball match to-day, between the
Cineinnatis aud Olympies, Of PhIla-
delphia. the former won. the score
being % to II The following are
the runs made Cincinnati 2 4 3 3 2
o 2 l 5-22. Olympics 3 D o 0 o
6 Oil.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON. June 20 Later advices
from Melbourne report that the
troubles in the Colonial Parliament
continued. f@he members expe He'd
for bribery had been re elected. and
the parties guilty of bribing the leg
islators who were sent to Jail by order
of Parliament had been released by
the Judges on the ground Of wrong
ful committal.
The Parliament now appeals to the
PriYy Council.
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Sunday Nights. Dispatches.
New York and Washing-
a ton News.
Late Advloes from China.
Intelligence from Havana

LOUISVILLE, June 20 Yesterday
in the Court Of Appeals, at Frankfort,
the Judgment OF the Circuit Court
Of Jefferson County. eondemning Wm.
kriel TO death for the murder Of his
wife ia March, 1868. was affirmed.
Kriel was to have been hung May
18th, but the case having been ap-
pealed, the day was iudcinitely post
poned. The duty Of naming the day
for the execution, falls upon the Gov
ernor, the case having, by the appeal,
gone ont of the hauds Of the Judge
Of the Circuit Court, who had pro-
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GREECE.

ATHENS, June 19.-The King open
ed the sessions of the new Chambers
with speech. He announced that
new laws would be required for the
reorganization of the educational
system OF the country. He said it
was the intention of the nation to full
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HelmOold'. Tluld Krtrnot 5ucnu

- ~ the great DinreLe, AMI is a certain cure
Ior diseases Of the BLADDER Kidnevs
Gravel Dropsy Organic weakness. he
male Complaints, General Debility. and
er existing IN male or female, from what
how long Standing
II no treatment is submitted to- Com
sumption or Insanity may ensu8. our
mesh ana blood are support nom fhete
sources, AMI the health and happiness and
that OF posteritg, depends upon prompt
use Of a reliable remedy
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MadisOnViIle, KY, Property at Auc-
ti0n.
II Ill IL, ~ I'D TREITIsEa

II WILL SELL, ON TIE PREMISES
THURSDAY, JUNE I7rlf. 1889,
new mOdern-styie ie cottage dwelling con
tanning i've rooms, hall. aud two Veran-
oansi hatlngs also, cletern, smoke-house,
stab Die, WOOD and coal 1use, garden Ioul-
try-yard, and two and a han acres Of
ground-alI bnder aOOa fence.
Also three weii-located vacant lois, l55
by 1856 feet each
TERas-One third % cash; balance az
the expiration OF three > ears, Interest and
lien.
sale positive. as / am about to remove
innll dtdp JOHN r.. STRANGE.
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GaEAr SALT LAKE CRY. UTAH, +,

HHEAT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,I
Jan. p, 1865. !
3fr. n. \, Hc'mboId.
DEAR SIR: Your communication re-
guessing our terms for auvert!-ing was
duly received, but from "a preIulice had
iofmeu against advertising "cures for
secret d seases," 10 was left unanswered
During an accidental conversation in
Drug store The other tvening, my mind
was ch&nged on the character of Four
BUCHU IL was then highly recommended
Tor other diseases by two Dhysiotans pres.
ent. Inciosed please find Ouf rates fOr adj
Yertising. Your, dc
a.. y. III 'STEN HOUSE.
Editor and Proprietor OF Daily and Semi
Weekly Telegraph.
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HELlmoLD's EXTRACT BucHU. establish
ed howard q lS years, prepared by H. n.
HELMBOLDs ruggist, 59f Broadway, New
York, and lOf South Tenth street, Phila-
deiphia, Pa Pl1ce 81 - per bottle, or Six
bottles Tor t5 50. Delivered 10 any address.
sold BY ali druggists everywhere.
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T.E0R -sECOND-HAND COTTON
G M A q II " T. kY Y- Cards, Draw np
Frames, Coarse and fine Speeders, Dead
spindle Ihrostles, Wrappers, Dressers, dc.
For description and prices OF thest3 ma
chimes address q. II. BATTLE
Agent fremont Mills
IelV dom cod Lowell, Masa
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MOVE ARE GENUINE UNEEs
~ done mp In Hteel-enRrsved wrapper,
with facsimile Of my Chemical Ware
mousse and signed IT. II. HELMB0LD.
Ilune9l
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Diseases OF these organs REQUIRE the pse
OF a DiureUc. 'Ao "n0
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VOL. NyI, yo. i9....wHoLE SrHrER, $50.

Crurral Grrt returns o. Wa,h
ia-'aD. from Long liunrh, whan
ii, awily ur,, in order to he l'res
cat al "a Cabinet meeting on Friday
a,Al anticipate a rather Warai
,imo Uyrr gAo Mississippi question.
lu.iea Dent sHl other prominent
InIlemru 0i lhal State went Ia
i.nug iiuugh o. 800 GyB,n,l Grant
auDul what '0u.l ho dDno lur lug,lu
nrni, az the Conservative candidate
lrr nuycrnnr oI Mississippi, Gen-
cgai Grant dil not wish ncnt dis
brolhcr-m law a. "rrpt lh0 n0ml-
nation, hut tho Iulgo las deter
mined 4, do So, anl Grant will give
him what ail he can, but Boutwell,,
tr,awell aud Cox tho dispensers ol
lhr great bulk al government pap
aro a unit in favor oi tho Radical
candidate against Dent, How lhvy
will arrange matters romans u bv
seen, Who will prevail Ia the mat
tor or giving Judge Dent assistance
ar uots Grant ar Boutwell,, The
split mast como In tho Radical par,
IS. Tho wedge has entered, and
every episode like this only drives
Il further IN, Who wiz win, Grant
ur huutwollg
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Natures worship.


The harp at Natures advent strung
Has never ceased TO play;
The song the stars of morning sung
Has never died away.
And prayer is made and praise is given
by all things near and far;
The ocean looketh up TO heaven
And mirrors every star.
It's waves are kneeling on the strand,
As kneels the human knee,
Their white locks bowing TO the sand
The priesthood Of the seal .t.r
They pour their glittering treasures forth
Their gifts Of pearl they bring,
And all The listening hills of earth
Take up the song they sing.
The green earth sends her incense up
From many a mountain shrine;
From folded leaf and dewy cup
She pours her sacred wine.
The misls above the morning rills
Rise white as wings Of prayer
Tie altar curtains Of the hills
Are sunsets purple air.
Tie winds with hymns Of praise are loud,
Or low with sobs Of pain,
The thunder-organ Of the cloud,
The dropping tears Of rain.
With drosping heads and branches crossed
The twilight forest grieves,
Or speaks with tongues Of Penieeost
From oil its suulit leaves.
The bloc Shy is the temples arch,
las irahsept earth and air,
The mnsie Of It's starry march
The chorus Of prayer.
So Nature Keeps ihe rersrent frame
With which her years began
And al her signs ard voices shame
lie rrngeTlrss heart q man-
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Mr.. J. NJ. Cochran, ofthis county,
assures us that ho has counted in
Ills cotton ii, one stalk with 5G7
squares, Can any county, out Of
Texas, beat such cotton us that?-
We think no county can equal il.
Dallas Herald.
Yes, there is n county that can
beat that, friend Virginius. A gen.
tlcman in old Harrison told us last
week that he had counted n stalk
upon his farm with 473 bolls and
squares, and n largo number of tho
former nearly ready to open. We
don't race against you in cattle,
mustangs and grass, but in cotton
bags and pretty girls We claim the
prcmium.-[Tylcr Index.
Now, Judge, don't get wild on tho girl
question. You know that our Dallas beau
ties realize the dreams Of roesic ard in.
carnudnc the loyolicst creatures Of Ro.
nance. You know that you are in love
with one OF them-onc with eyes Of liquid
night, and curls rs dark us Clcopatra's
mesh of cbon hair.
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Onr AnsiIn letter.
AV,rIN, TrNAs, Aug. 8, l3C

AtrTlS, IEAASl Aug = loGI,
I 10 llr il.t 10 nIi ihr Ia'i., Herald
This city of hills Is making rapid
strides in the way of improvements,
The fact of It's being Military Head
quarters for this reconstructed dis,
,rirt, has given il an impetus which
will lilSoly prove permanent as long
as Headquarters continue here,
Tho prospect too Of thcrailroad ox-
tension from Brcnham has excited
the hopes of the property holders
until they urc asking the highest
prices, both 10 those who want t.
buy and OF those who rent. Store
rooms on tho Avenue rent ut from
thirty to one hundred aud twenty.
live dollars specie, per month. Resi-
dcnccs also uro in demand at fabu.
luus rent charges; and all may be
attributed 20 the fact OF llcadquar-
tcrs boiug here, with n plcthoric
purse to back the military.
The political machine, what there
is left Of it, runs gIibly enough bc.
tween the Jack Hamilton wing and
tho Davis faction; most of the
democrats being in pretty much the
same fix Of certain youth who
hadn't.a word to say. The mission
Of Governor Pcaso to Washington
seems to have been quite successful
in postponing the election. There
is little doubt but this was the oh.
icct Of his visit, however, much may
be prolcsScd or said to the contrary.
Ilo is making hay while the sun
shines. The people Of Texas will
certainly remember his persevcr-
nncc and industry. They ought to.
The overflow has not done the
damage IN the Colorado valley th"u
was at f:s. supposed, though it has
been serious in Il number Of indi-
vidual eases. One acquainted with
the river before this ircshet would
scarcely recognize it now rs being
the same stream. What/the bot
toms have lost in crops, the np'ands
have gained, so that upon tic whole
tholc never has been Il moro latter
ing prospect for abundant crops in
this whole region. This being SO,
it is only another evidence OF the
eternal fitness Of things" Some
complain at their individual losses
while others rejoice at their gains.
Some mourn in sackc!oth and ashes
while others delight in their exceed
ing good luck and carry their bud
gets Of fun at the expense OF their
friends ana neighbors who are
equally as good, perhaps iAr better
than they. !
While there is much sickness OF
various forms in all the country be-
low this, some of it Of II serious
type, the people here and on all this
Iimcstonn slope of country are com
paratively healthy. NM.
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/
There are thousands, yea, tens
OF th"ua.'" 10 Of 5.v"TS mrn VINO
wero gallant soldiers, and whose
fathers were wealthy, who went to
work alter the surrender; many Of
chem have with their strong right
arms and their determined willis re.
paired tho losses Of tho war, in
spite Of disastrous seasons and op-
prcssivo taxes. 1t is true that 9th.
crs have failed to recuporato, after
years Of toll, yet they sl@ld ro-
member that but comparatively few
succeed in making money, whilo all
do well who make an honest sup
port.
SO much for the unfortunate end
the deserving. We will now direct
our remarks to II class who havo
signalIy failed to meet the Difficult
ties which confronted them, but on
the contrary havo roIapscd into "
condition Of confirmed idlcncss and
dissipation. There is no hope for
such men short Of reform, an | that
change must be produced Ly their
innate moral principlo and their ma
tive sclfrospcct. II this foundation
is undermined and swept away,
they cannot be Influenced by pre-.
ccpt and example, nor even by self.
interest. Just so soon as II man
calculates to get money without
working for it, and resorts to bor-
rowing, begging and gambling,
there is but one step to lead him to
stealing and even to highway rob
berry. How many men have we in
the South without means, without
credit, bankrupt in purse and in
reputation, with confirmed habits
of drinking and gambling, who
pcrsistcntly refuse to work yet
vanly imagine that their former
friends will aid them, when they
show by their own actions that they
will not aid themselves.
The former prosperity Of tho
South, the disrcputc into which la
bor was brought by the institution
of slavery, and tho decentralization
produced by the war, all those
causes have conspircd TO shape tho
dcstinies Of thousands, and make
them the ready instruments in per
pctrating deeds Of outrage, Of rob
berry and murder. Would that VIC
could hide from our gaze the hor-
rid picture Of human degradation,
but it is impossible. The spectres
(they are live men, cross our path
bv night and day. The victims OF
the bottle and the card table intrudc
their unwclcomo presence upon us
and cxtort from us aims. May wa
not entertain the hope that when
tho influences which acted upon
these men cease, that the rising gen
Grafton may learn habits of indus
try and temperance; for these arc
ways Of purity and pleasantness,
and paths of peace and prosperity.
ISh7eveport La.) Gazette.
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FEGSiiCHi Society.

JALIAS w., mug IL, Low.
To tho Editors of the Dallas Herald:
In IL number Of your paper some
two weeks since, you referred to the
organization Of Il Medical Society in
Ellis county, and very appropriate
ly asked the question "why cannot
we have a Medical Society in Dal-
las?" No just reason can be assign
cd. Dallas county with the num-
Der Of physicians now located with
in her borders, ought, not only to
organize Society but should take
the lead in the advancement Of the
Medical Sciences in Northern Texas.
Three years ago an attempt was
made TO organize a Medical Society,
but it failed through the apathy Of
tho members of the profession. Let
us try it again. | would like to
hear from some Of the profession in
your city, and if agreeable to all,
Suggest that the first Monday III
October next be appointed as q
propcr time for all tho members Of
the Medical profession, located in
tho county to meet in the city of
Dallas, and organize. If that tlmo
does not suit the majority, let them
appoint some other, and make it
known through the medium of the
HERALD.
Very respectfully yours &c,
AMOR MEDIC-E.