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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
T,ins ,ns Ends.

This iiiils saTli af aurs has aoqaiTfi /
kariui lmIflas. We sTs gsinE iaa fasi
sEsrg hadg kasNF a., aEd sags a. 80 O..
Onr iakes ile initiative ia shrrkinE ~
si5iy sTFfi, iiAe ksTi VI Isl hutslo
ihuss ia fFaRi Taa e. keep ilan hfinl
UamP,ei, sad l'ass in lhe EtaT Taa a,
srsp from lrins len bFhiat,
: lac rallrss prlaeiian II facilities to'
sTssl sui uurrsi. a., are hsEins thsn
ssrst on ns We a. egsBiAiag b. slsss
schedule anl siie'R an our snds hl
slhTsugh traiEs q. 'srHrh' nr aslion. -
I & ss,diaai YiT'us Of Ihs dsy is-s' she
railroad ssrgriTs szg ill., ~ sirEpAsrs-
observe iar sspius siE i1 lNs sssips
msrh'as agtneifs sic raEs Der ne laug
I hem sith = Whirf sni hum iha' U0frs :
Z Eele misI oi ihe marh.neTy, and hifP,ns
il oll II she eRi, PluhFss lAs fabric ssesi
tie needle sssiR, sLd Is % on anglhrI
. tack she never Pauses % Ns a. fst' ~
Z her thread as she fhishrs each srHm, NeiF
difsreRI this picture ~ Haste unuiEg
I from MaaI irelu that, lFasn By the see,
I Elglish PasleFs, of he pretty pshsF- boy ;
love on the Highi before shs wedding
"sswing Ls' long white ssan,'
On, Is OAly F.rl sesihF, ahl the o'hsr
Or'y = sewing g.Fl-hut vs sill not IT.
rs.s 10 sing the "Song Z iAe shirt, -
Your sewing machine giFl is called, hy
those who make a machine OF her, an 'pp'
erailyr;' aud she Is well nauisd, lor she
very fairly represents tie fashl"n ~ cur
age, aud No are NJ, become ar becoming
operatives. We have ceased 10 mediate
and contemplate, 10 ponlsr sud review
all Is now reduced TO tabular form aud
mechanical motion, and u We pause-ws
are in the rapids Of existence and lose our
hesdwsy in an instant, Sc, Ike the sew
ing Cooperative" we leave united the
threads Of thought, the threads OF actor,
tie threads OF discussion, aud of retro.
spee,ion, and OF education, nd ~ all 9th
er quiek.run seams tia, hing the fabric ef
life together.
There was a good ~ ila;e ,ha, had rs
faults, Of course, as Wis haa not whtn
men were sometimes btllgcd 20 wait. IS
mere instance, thers Il the lest and scae
old Necessity OF
WAITING ,roR iuE STAGE.
There was no telling when II would he
along; II might be under the first hill
down at the opening of the woods, or II
might be broken down or stalled hard and
fast ten miles away; 50 = group Of trivel'
crs could only wait, be Patient, become ac'
quainted aud spin yarns. Much Of such
threads, Of course, were but "spun yarn,
set, bad as the worst was, the spinner OF
1t took occasion there ana then to "tie the
ends" of many seam in his lifc's sewing,
while the better threads were of many an
after use to both speakers and listcners.-
On such IN occasion, it seems no laborcd
figure tC say that each man in his lurn
gathered together allihc folds and edges of
his life, trismed the fAaycd edges, tied 'hc
hanging threads atl thumped of .hc
spltshes Of mire. Ii We ever should ''avc
to wait, like some SECRETLY joyful "otcra-
tive" the mending of some broken machi.
merry, we should like to have you with us.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
TEss, YssG WOET.

r. the Editors # the Dallas Herald
a gang OF wolves have for so'1c time
past amused the people near Ash Greek la
tributary Of White lIock) by cvcring SER
cnades. Amongst them was one of enor-
nous size This lnember of the fratcrrify
no doubt was employed in chanting the
bass in the regular evening concerts, as
the whole neightorhood had Frequently no.
ticed that one of the musicurs had very
hoarse voice. II is to be regretted that
such interesting vocal music should meet
with disturbance, but such 10 tho case.---
The regular evening meeting on Monday,
the 4th inst, '@as interrupted by James
NJ. Ferris, wis shot and killed thS ANNA |
alluded to. 1t is probable that this mis-
chance will deprive tho pecpl5 in that
heighborhood for some time of their Gus
tOmaIy evening music.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
Aew orleans Floodsd-Grsat
suffering.

NKw ORLEANS, jane . The soni
is increasing. The water i as far
up Canal street as Rampant, with
tho exception OF the neutral gronnd
on Canal street, which is not entire
Iy covered. East OF Claiborne street
there is an unbroken sheet Of water
from Villere street 10 tho MoIalrie
Ridge aud from tho New "a the Ola
Basin, an area Of fvs or six square
miles, including about three hun
dred lhlekly inhabited squares, The
sasering OF the inhabitants of thiA
quarter, especially among the poor
or classes, ara very great, Ihoa'
sands living in single story houses
havs moved out, while most OF
those living IN two story hOrsfA,
have been compelled 10 move 10 The
second door. Back OF Claiborne
street, on Canal, there IA an'averfGo
depth of two feet OF water. J iao
city authorities seem to bo doing
all they can to allotlnte the srfer-
ing of tho people. Every availabie
boa, aud skill has been brought
into usc.
Policemen may DO seen moving
in almost every objection, render
ing such assistance rs they can,
moving those who arS in danger
and distributing provisions TO tho
needy.
Tho damage by this overflow
cannot be estimated with ,atr de-
grec of certainty. Tho shfrbbcry
and gardens have all been t,.ihed,
houses damaged and property de.
preciated.
The overflow, directly from lilo
lakc, of the GENTLY Road quarter,
has caused. heavy loss in the dis
truction Of 'hany fine market gar.
ders.
The MiliebuFs and tho Ponchar-
train railroad fr6'H Gentilly station
is overhowed. The water in the
lake is receding slowly. A train
came through from Mobile yester-
day on the Chattanooga Railroad.
A passenger reports about four
miles Of the road under water. a
Jackson railroad passenger, who
camo in this morning, repdtts that
road under water for seven miles
north of Pass Manshac.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

iisat hst.Fss sl-' sTr siasys isIrussi ~
tsai ~sIk, sl,a ssllnierrst O. g. siil
ihs tssi- CsTisia N7TFan, ~ ils taEs
briiFsE %, lksn 0strrt AS rae 'f1ssi.---
4 r3erf ass sprpii,g g0laHtefTei ET 90
IaFisir 'IsiEf 4 tlr t.skthrTls, lsRrs
N.lsfHrY, JauFs Hh-sss, Syl lisrEag-
,aa, Ci,s- ia Ciark sal Niliis'a Martha
ihs hsfaas % ihr gai.iri iriis~s sagll ~
! hs NEislta - geli, AfsE all wss d Tradi-
Rsss 'hs tshihitian stared os ils Hrgilsgs
uRirriaflag, a. slfaHrT 'ahiHs l,e Pilsl
tust ia ifg, na TsscAing
IHE Wsrrl
I tie nee - hearl sFFs sosH iuliifl ia-
EsiAsr lAsAsi a. abe Hsin risg,ps, wilh
I lss 81. t7eaAiHs sgrF ihem--a piliab.s
sigh. laasVl, AiisT stiiiHs ~ slEdsanl
r ihs lss hns ass cast st ani = ha4t lss-
rEsls sad msGEsl 81 ths gsliant ren 40
7 bsiaTe nsmsl, Nee earr Ihe tine foT ihe
I 81 hibiIiaa 81 ssaE,ahshiF sat rsrrr ras
I = o.ll 1sllsr ansstrsi, o. = dAsr display
% nagiioal skll exhibited, fhs ifs sast
. Wss aaRd'aasl! Lroagtl Fauai, cad l.as
made fast ey utshs ~ Ehieh seven e. ihe
I psor s.istsn lrnanhrl sailcis Tssshrl
,Hr iosi ash grFe spseiiis iFansf.frei IN
hospi lhs piial h.s.g, AaciheF trip sss
hais successfully, sal all ihs TsmsIai,r,
seven ia uu.abrr' brogshr a in safety.
Tbs Wai'af,. shirL had hem trrsrins
rouai all lLs uass, then steamed into ihs
hsibaF speedily followed ~ ihs lcliP,t,
sAd Gh ssTr bro"EiS sslely io port
rhe serae a. Ihv shagl bsggnr' dessTiE.
iian. IL ga- -, pdsil with spreiaiurs, sud
when il was kuusr that all were safs. the
excitement ka-w ~ bounIs. Cheer aiIer
cheer rang ,hraust she er,sl, first Tor the
eTes who ia4nnei the lifehoai--arl well
they deserved ii-ilen Tor the crew sf ILe
nil0i boat, iur Captain Fualrr aud CAPTAIN
iasis. AMI then ior e,ersLsly else. such
Lrpd-shakias anl eosEnIulaucn VA,
scarcely sygr seen. Thr fountains OF hu.
maniiy Ari grpi iecl,ns we're urrnud in
every mani learl, ard When the .gsruel
men nal. Ihsir aprciranee, rrrn aud
weary tri slsd ard ih,nklul, ,hpn cheer
alttr cheer wefitur.
The Morgan Line has been fM'er So. /,
Negely handled by the storm, but with the
exception Of tho loss Of the Alnlant moth. 4
lug very serious has occurred tc lh..r yes. /
suls, which Ore, 10 an eminent degree srn- I
worthy. The Cliutnr, HeWcs, Harris. /
Austin aud Alabama v,re all cnvrht bv /.
tho hurricane, and aIl but The Alabama .
wcaihetcd /, safely. Shs IN ASHORE or the
beach. Cant. Fowler, the a.en., has not |
yet been able 10 visit her, but will 40 so .
to-day IL ihs water reccdea sufficiently to .
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Phil. Sheridan's return to this
country was signalled by a "blow
out 2" On board the barge coming
iip there was terrible slaughtcring
Of whisky, and Phil. got blearcyed.
He had clutched black bottle of
stuff by the neck, and when SOM
body near him lighted match he
imagined himself Jim Bladso, and
shouted "I'll her nozzle against the
bank till the last galloot's ashore." "
Phil. was always better atthe bot'lo
than the bank (farc.)
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Tho process Ct gGHrisoning the
South nndcr the Ku-Klux act is
bong quietly but vigorously pushed
forward, and lcnG t+forc the Pres, !,
Dental campGign is inan&nratcd,
the military coraon around the bal
tot box will haze been 63laplcted.
Louisanr3'5 first insta!ImcnJ q Che
army OF occupation has just been
ordered from the Superintendent
General Recruiting Servicc( West
Eivision,) in the shape Of two hun,
dred t3cruitS, tGf Jackson BarracI O..
Other dctschmei;ts will probaf y
drop along at intervals, until inc
scheme is perfectly consummatod,
r NJ IN. o. Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17


Il, his $ s4aecb 10 the .rnion Club
at New Orleans, Mr.. Greeley said t..
This is my fret visit tg the South.
| come here with u heart devoted.
to the good ofall the people. bear
hatred TO no one. The peril which
aecessitated the exclusion Of some
li2en from the ballot box no longer
exists. He opposed distranchise
ment as no longer q necessity.
There would not be n Kn- -Kluy in
the land now if there had been
general amnesty fire years ago,
The time, hc said is bot far distnn. !.
when every Ai3srican would hav5
his fair say ct tie ballot box, and Il
majority r5le.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

The INDIANS AND TExA5.--At tho recent
big talk that the Indian chiefs have had a.
Wasl?Agton, the Wichita chief Dufol6
Good said that
"Re told the Secretary and the Commis-
sioner tnat he came here to tell the ,ruth,
and while what had been said by the Ar
rarhaoes and Cheyenncj about preserving
peaceful relations witt the Government
vas correct, the same was not the case with
the Kiowas, Comanches, and Apaches.
They will not keep peece with the whites,
and are going to Texas every day."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
From tho New York Tribune.
The SOush-Its sins and its Suf:
feriftgs.

Our correspondents have now
been 80 long in the disturbed dis
tricts of the South, that we get from
their letters a distinct idea Of the
state of society in that unfortunate
part of tho Union. 1t is IL melan
choly picture that they draw for us.
The most intelligent, the inhuen-
tial, the educated, tho really useful
men of the South, deprived of all
political power, have come to look
ubon themselves as the outraged
Subjects of u despotic conqucro..
Taxed ahd swindled by II horde Of
rast$ll5 fSteign adventures, and
by TIE ishora1t class, which only
yesterday hood thy fields and serv-
ed in tho kitchch, they arc nothing
for politics except to throw off the
oppressive yo&s; they have no III
terest in natiHtal affairs they
would call themselves Of either
party, provided TIER. rulers %ert
only of the other. The rcfus6 q
Northern cities, who went south
ward after the war, out-at-elbows
atd destitute of character and udu-
cation, now roll in splendid caFriG7
ges, drink rare wines, glitter with
diamonds as big as Fisk's, and steal
as fast as d New York Street Com
mission. IT is no wonder that the
impoverished planter,grow poor
er every day, the ex-Contederate
officer who fought 80 bravely for Il
cause in which he honestly bellov-
cd, the professional then, accus!om-
ed all theit lives to hold office and
laud the Bhblic sentiment Of their
communities, look on such things
with rancotous hearts. They mie h It
submit to be ruled by soldiers who
had beaten them I'M battle bat here
thoy are pl!ndered by suffers and
camp-follo@ers.
This is n miserable state of things
indeed for n republican govern
ment--a bhtlesque Upon the suf-
frage, when the only restriction up
on voting is that the votes shall not
be cast for the most ihtelligenc and
3irtuous citizens. We have often
warned our Earty in Congress of
Che Inevitable result of the vindic-
tive method of Reconstruction. We
havo told them, and we ten them
again, that there is only one way
TO restore tlie Union-Universal
amnesty and Impartial Suffrage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

he Hp,psrs- are siil' Fstiug fan a.
5sos "a Gfsslsy's fsr1sanE ana Pednsn-
shiu. Here % scg CO fhs lEst "fosts'
G-esIez vrsts: 4 su1usf-s cosa-cif de
pl,rrrtsl chiefly fhrsnrf causrstt uis-
nzhvrsing7 d s5nths~ frtfsl = roand
ts ne ssTisslssral 3spsrtnsnf. Aft th1sly
Il esrs 70 rsblis T5sT s,o1srssliar1s
p-os.css ckstDly - esr7-r T5trufihg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
!. ,r;n.;s ,sons,,l comm;,,ed o,Nise ":

An Illinois woman committed stiieite y
hanging herself on an apple tree. AZ tht
fanerai, q neighbor, noticing the sad AZ
psarance 81 t1Ae husthnt, consOled him W
saying t1iar Be hsf met With a terribl!
Ioss. :" 9es," says the huseand, hesSing
sieh, a she n1st have kicked like tnndei
10 shake of six Bushels Of green sPpie'
that would have been worth dolfsr
bushel when they got ripe s. It.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

We would have though 6nlt a
year ago that tire "clerk Of the
weather" would come to bs a rcali-
ty? And yet here we have him
iomicliated at Washiigto'i, mott
flying the people tv'onty-fohr hours
in advance just what weather they
must expect. And well he docs it,
TOO
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

A usn was arrested in Pufalo last weeg
eof stealing q barrel Of sah When ar
1aigned in the court he pleaded destitution.
/" You couldn't eat the salt, said the judge.
!" oh, yes, I could. with the Neat intend
ed to steal" The reply cor him six
months imprisonrhett. The 5idge had flo
appreciation of delicste humor. Is 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

An eccentric citizen of st. louis
died recSntly, and left his in viii ST.
600 to a man who ten years ago
had run off with lis wife. Ono OF
the last things be said HaS thar he
never forgot a favor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Ths Indebtedness Of Washington
City is estimated at four millions OF
dollars. That city has been COVER
ned BY one chatter for 81 years, bat
il is now Kipsd out by the act Of
Congress organizing a territorial
govsrntnent for the former District
Of Colrmbia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

T4E la7t Ku-Kl'tI 'itragc i!
North CAROLINA consists in an up-
walran,alio interference, by means
OF. ali anonymous note, with the
liberty ofa' co,ored citizen, who cpm-
binod the l:iffusion of the gospel on
Sabbath With more profitable com
mercial transactions during the
week. The pastor in question lives
in fincoln county, and the notice
which he received reads
Rev. AND DEAR SIR: You must
eitherquit preaching or quit stealing
hogs X. "a. X
Copies OF this atrocious document
have been transmitted to the New
York Tribune and to the, headqnar.
ters Of the government, and 10 is con
fideutiy anticipated that, II military
force will be Immediately sent to
protect the aggrieved party in the
peaceful exercise OF his civil rights.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

A Western eeteruporsry says: 4 fnhn
down East has invented 9 machine ,o p
noSs.s old bsehsibts 0nt o. good-siTsf,
At g1sasy old bs6sslot, II can make aehe
Esdessnt young nan, and have enough left
70 make fvo email pupYies. pair cf les-
ther trssebss. sr6 kstils Of soft sosr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

rs-Csrnot = great frcush satcsrsn
sail, in speaking oi Republics ulsonly
a. Teen the work of rhilnsnyby, aud that
Is 'hr United States IN, i,ibers u ,bs
Rerublic established go,er7meni rho,
inlcrPnsed "nn restraint 's' trola lava
whirh are The same io all, agi ~, d,sil0r #
Iinn hut that which man un,t mss,
orig nate" 'iul, alas! tr. ,h, homes .
lho,. pure patriots of forr os gnr .rs
rudely md r.thlcsSly has iarir is.g fabric
been used 10y passion sni hnnrc sm -'hc
experimenting demolished, rar r'rnda0ir1
alenc remain lg. Sad interl SCI. - when
tho Genius OF Liberty was icr,sf o., bor
her beamins forehead, even for 'ime, 70
the vile dust 0r Radclltsrt > .
what Ra6ic:,IisTm has none.
|. disfranchiscd thousand. ., whit, giu-
Jcus.
Il invaded the Federal Cr,'a'rtar,rq.
" asnrped the soScrcigrt' gilN. @'lto-
H. -nuihilniel ter SlaI'.
|. abolished civil law ~ Co. ~ f.,-is ot
the Irltud SlhiGs.
Il created nilitnrt ermm ,ion' "a RI
civil cases.
1t suspended the hatcss corrus in tims
Of profound "caGc. :.
1t deniel T. whito citizens 'rlnl BY Jury,
five years after the Into war eatd
1t hns endorsed 10 outrage - u5'icr
and others.
II encouraged the negroes ic idlcncsa
IL grre about two hundred billions y
acres OF The public domain within tho last
two rer rs to corporations Of rich :nE !inlisrs,
II tisrHgnrdel eqlcmn ubligttious.
1t HrcEc every ,ledgc IL eyer msde IS
the people. t.
II r"scatri rcrNocratic Csngressmer
who Ver; .dlIly c!c:tc,i
1t eprnndlrcd tic public "caNure.
II .ctu2c' to 1rgsccuie Jao thieves Of
pnNli' money.
1t attempted to corrupt tn Nallot boz.
1t tGid the rich man IN god
1t taxed every species Z. property ol
the poor man.
1t cscmp'cd the rich mar a bonds ,.rrrn
taxation.
1t ltappointei sr.ca in evssf romu'fmity
And now seeks its pelHEtiDn by ne
enactment Of infamous lGl1 10 FveSrn'
Democrats from voting.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

"A woRp FoK BoYs.-Truth is cne
of the rarest OF gems. Many a
youth has been lost in society by
allowing it to tafhish his character,
and dfoolishly throwing it away. If
this gem still shines in your boSoms
suffer nothing to Gispiace or dimin-
ish its luster. Profanity is a mark
of low breeding. Show us the man
tha. commands mech respect-an
oatfH never trcmbles on his tongqe.
Read the catalogue Of crime. In
oAife the character Of those who
DEPART from vittfe. With but a
fe~ exceptions yoS viii find them
to be profane. Think of this, and
do hot let a vile Word escape yon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

A young man says that there may have
been such thing ms real true love in olden'
times, hut that now the HotioT is entirely
obsolete, snd if you ask d yoSng lady now
s-dsys Is sbsre your lot, she Immediately
wants to Know how large that /" Pot" fs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Texas is entitled TO six Rcpresen
tatives in the House of Represen-
tatives. but the legislature has not
re-districted the State, nor anything
else wanted by the people Some
regard the Governor as authorized
To- order asi'eiection for the addition
4 t%o riembers TO be voted for By
tie Sta1e at large, as ioaters.
ssf Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

A young lady in Ipdiana sued q nSaa fof
breach of promise, cFsiming $4,000 dam.
ages. she claimed thss large sum because
her heart was lacerated the worst way, bu:
the jury Only starded her nineteen cents.
She says that wouldn't pay for the court
piafster -.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

PEnsoNAL,-We had u call this
morning iro.a Col. ". r.. Northway,
Engineer Of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas Ealroad, who is cpgagcd
in running q preliminary line to
Bolivar F5ia{. The party is now
below Palestine and are pushing
forward 1Ei;h their sarvey, deter
mined to oPoad II direct line from
Kansas through the heart Of Eas
tern Texas to The GnlG. f.. When the
road is finished, Bolivar Point will
be TIE objcctiye point and rival, 50
much dreaded BY many citizens Of
tialY'sston.-- Flakes Bulletin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

The Masonic frytcrnity are eGroc-
ting handsome p, all, with school
house beneath, in Fairfield.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Tho New York Tribune announ-
cos that the G95yornmcnt wrunE
from the people sst, t,99i,O 900 in taxes
in 1870, in excess Of the amounts
paid in 1868 aud 1869 /; and yet the
Radicals are not happy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Contracts IN which slaves were
the consideration are declared @slid
BY the Supreme Court of South Ca
rolina.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

The first shipment of fexas cattle was
made from Baxter Springs over the Fort
Scott and Gulf railroad . Kansas City,
on tho Sth inst, being psrs of n herd dri7-
Ell from Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
He will be at all the places
as announced without fafk
ozoDNA,.a
An offensive Disease I'm ne

80 HOots /. = aaaaAH
Which eats away the partition bone, de-
stroys the sense of smell, produces greed
or yellowish sc1bs. the shape Of the nos
trii;; somefiusss fat often tainted with
bloos and msrfef; causes weight and dull
aching over the eyes, headache. loss Of
memory, gisdiness ke. This disease is Of
zen ca1s.d BY neglected eolds by suppress
cd Fsia disrsses, Sescfuls, Messels. sesrie,
Peer, psoRIASIs, SYPHILIS sud otheF
c5ufRgions diseases sud 10 .itssh eSDta-
rioay. Il often srtes,s Is Ihs ibrest, pro-
ducise hosrseDess, Bs5nshiiis and Con-
sur5P6sb, If neglected; II is Tertiary
form OF Cancer, destrsSlDe the Nose and
Throat, when TOO l5bs neglected Dr.
JONES is he ONLY Physisish 10 the Uni
tea s.siss vho fhssoughly HBdsrsthnds
ou-ing ihis Drhssro1s ard Ofsnsivs Dis
sSts .Hs destroys Sc 0Fsnssvs smell in
i've Niuu-s- ard rsiisFet tts 'S75srrr il
svsry vsy Ar cScs, Isd ss-ss he de
ssssibs -bsfi una
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

II man throws huge stone at his
vifs's head, would he escape punishment
ON The Plea that he only meant ITO rock
her 20 sleep"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Spiritual truths can o"I-' be spir
tualIy discerned. The IiJIo is =
most dcIighttulnnd surprising bGoI,
to those who arc under the iilumi.
mating grace OF t,le Goshc!.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

DIR. JONES is a graduate ot the best
Medical Colleges in Europe nrd America.
His Diplomas proving tho SAME, will bc
suspended in his office Rltretef he prac.
ticcs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Kansas cattle dealers believe that. MS
many as five hundred thousand head of
cattle will be driven from Texas thi. year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Who made the great rites IN nslVssIsn
HouslsA aad Auslin, tsIAs, last year and
new this year aga.a At the hurchlNs
HOUSE, Housiea, vhsis, On account OF bis
immense pFaeiirs, he has eSisndsi bis stat
antil APRIL 18th, hss bssh isdussi By
pronlusat sii.sas aad scores 81 letters
irOR all parts Of the State, 20 make ih'
fOllOs ing professional te'r through Texas
(hsfors he leaves ~ SO ss % bring hisskil'
within the rsseh ofsll vhs need the sane
Or. JONES vin practise a, The KEY
SER tiOIsE, Gonzales, from the liza
to the n Of MAY. inclusive.
A. the TAUQUmAR HOUSE, La
Orange, faysIis eOuaIy, from s9d 10 the
spih o. NAY,
Al s,fyTUs IsOTEL. NavA,oia,
trlmss county. from The Slst Of MAY IS
the 9th ofJUNR.
Al tho fiOwsIiN HGCsf, Bryaa,
from the 9th to the 18th Of JUNE.
At the principal iiOltl arOesbeses,
Limestone eOunty, from The iilh TO the fs'h
bfJuNE.
A,,hs hURNETT House, Crock.
eit, Houston obunty, from the ?Oih &c NE
18th Of JUNE.
Al the HAtFNfAy House, Kauf.
man, Kaufman county, from the 2sIh Of
June 10 the Sd OF july.
At the Crutchheid House, Dallas,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

General Amnesty ia dead. He
was a brave soldier. fought gallant
ly and "bit the dust" like a hero,
living long enough. however, to
prove that the cause of right and
iasticc which lie champ'onei, must
often needs submit 90 brHie force
and superior numbers.-Ex.