Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-06-11

a lr0t even over Texas "h0g
wallol'." These who have tried 10
trot a vehicle OF any dvsegiplien,
from a G pound gun 10 a Mexican
cart, over a Texas "hog wallow, "
will ihorougly appreciate the high
praise | have awarded 10 this buggy,
( fnoso who have not tried Texas
geological formations OF the kind
named, had better rest in blissihl
ignoranee,
| / noticed here a light Wagon
with side springs. made Of wood
the invention ofa Mr.. Rdson Of La.
A good many persons, the day j
was IN this departmen,-fa number
Of them plantersy appeared much
interested in and plessad with the
samples Of Saryon's patent wheels,
made by the Roger Wheel Go, Of
Cincinnati, | think. must confess
TO entire ignorance Of Sarven, and
his wheel, and the Roger Co, before;
though they claim 10 have been bp.
fore the public for twelve years
Mr.. Saryen's patent secures the hub
and supports the spokes by u metal
lie band riyeted through; thereby
preventing the spokes working
loose or breaking at the hubs-ll
struck me this patent would DO n
good 18th amendment TO the con-
sti,ution; il would keep those "loosc
felloes" in.
! must not omit here TO mention
the large and complete display Of
carriage hardware, made by Messrs
Bou,on, Smith & Co. No 1875 Gra-
vier st. They established them.
selves here, after the war, in this
line of busincss-one ofthe partners
being Gen. Wheeler. They have
achieved success, and are considered
the largest house in this line in the
Southwest. Gen Wheeler, by the
bye, | understand, is residing OH
plantation in Alabama,
Just beyond the Fowl Pagodas,
was Il little house into which peo,
pie were constantly going in and
coming out; and ! on knowledge
seeking bent, followed. The room
was elegantly fitted up with chan
doliers and lamps ofeyery style and
to suit every taste and want, a
Observation-Disclosures the whole;
and crowd stood listening to that
intelligent gentleman Dir. Jcryy,
who, in his usual rapid, clear and
pointed style, illustrated the merits |
ofthe tpuroline Illuminating Fluid
so widely known for its bright light
and noD-cxplosiyo qualities. The
room was full Of blue ribbons award
ed the Company, viz: display of
portable gas lamps and chandeliers"
portable gas light" sugar house
gas lamp portable gas refectot',"
i;stndenl'D gas lamp, ","hunter's Ian
tern, "best oil can be made in Ia.'
best glno pots" illuminating gas
stove, E best japanned OIL can" best
.puroline erasivo fluid, ''gasolihe |
for gas lamps" ''gasolinc ior gas
machines" portable gas burner,
ilat or single famc;' 'strcct lamp
burner, ,'--plid several others-Dr.
Jervcy and Mr.. Pettitt CAN well be
proud OF their success.
: Next to this establishment was
tho "Louisiana Cottugc." being "
smart sized ediiice-uscd by the
report crs, and with wall and root
composed of papcr-yos, building
paper. 1t is niado by the Rock
River Co., OF Chicago-I am not
surpriscd ut anything made in that
eity)--and is claimed TO answer
-papilaiiy for shcathing, roofing and
blastcrihg. This cottage stood sew
cral heavy rains, like IN old .sailor.
The southern agents are those well
known paper dealers b. G. Palmer
g. Co., Camp st. 1T you want paper.
to write novel ON, or paper TO
prihtsa paper on or paper TO build
yourselta house with, call on them.
! have often been puzzled IS know
what we should do. with the mass
OF, old books and old papers that
yearly increases and threatens TO |
ogerwhelm tho civilized world.
Egadl we'lLliyc in them.
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