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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-08

Persons born Of consumptive parents In
herit q predispoSition TO disease OF the
lungs. Children are copies OF their parents
in many cases, both physically and In the
most intricate peculiarities OF the constitu-
ton. Disease in these persons Is more rapid
and sooner fatal than In those OF healthy
parents. Their lungs will bear vastly less
disease, and are cured with far greater dif-
ficulty than those Of persons In whom no
predisposition exists. With them much
greater care is required in the development
OF their chest and lungs They should
studIously avoid all the influences which
lead to consumption. II would also be
wisdom in them to early adopt preventive
remedies. OF all other diseases, prevention
in this Ia far easier than cure. That II can
always, at least in the great majority OF
cases, be prevented II taken in Time: we
have no doubt at ALL We do not believe
that because our parents die OF any disease,
we must also die OF II. or all the diseases
to which we are, or can be Predlsposed by
hereditary faint, the germ OF consumption
is most easily eradicated from the constitu-
ton, pl divided the proper treatme It's EN-
ployed in time. OF the one hundred thous-
and men and women who annually die in
this country from this terrible scourge OF
our race. the great majority might certainly
be saved by rational and timely medica-
ton. Much Of our practice Is devoted TO
these ailments, and our claim TO skill and
success in their treatment Is surely not
founded in egOtism
We have but little faith IN the curative
action OF Mercury. Opium, Anthony,
Ipecac, Lobelia, Tartar Emetic, Blisters,
SC, in tuberculous consumption. These
agents only serve TO depress the vitality OF
an already weakened constitution; and thus
more surely hasten 10 the grave No cure
can ever proceed uuder the influence OF
these poi, ons. True, opiates msy fa;ter
the patient by quietng the cough Tor
time, but 1t soon returns with greater
violence. II causes debility and night
sweats, locks up the important secreuonsy
impairs the appetite, confuses the mind
and bres ks down the nervous system. And
so Of the other drugs 81 much employed in
this disease. As the most common oOSer-
walton will fully prove, they fail 10 cure,
not TO speak Of the poisonous effects IN
every case.
Our treatment when employed in time
cure Catarrsh. Sore Throat Bronchitis,
scrorula, and all diseases OF the Air Passa-
ges which lead 10 consumption.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within the reach Of all
Medicines for all Diseases by mail and ex-
press to all parts Of the country.
Once Hours-S to L, ESo 10 5, and ED TO g.
|. H. L0NGD0H, A, Mp M. D.,
1909 EOFF Gold Filthy Street,
Opposite the Cathedral,
octss WHEELING, ". Va.
Coffee.
onn BAGS PRIME
ZUU 70 Choice Jaws,
6Maa Mocha,
nala 10r hy
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FOR SALE.
c,i,,oh,e Goal Property For
sale.

,rorICE IS HEREBY ,t,,. SIVE p s THA AT
the un DaTtI that portion OF coal now
whole OF IIs -, s amounting to about l25
IN his Pooato5 along the Ohio river about
acres, lO sJ Of mile north of the city limits
oae.thlrGI LII. y, one acre OF surface at the en-
together n he side nearest the river, and
iE9esS SURFACE aroma %PS 9SS o6 6 cea
trance u'S sS,Tr & feet 6 inches TO feet in
vii! va! ! could be conveniently shipped
depia, a,sI ~ the county road, or by the p.
by mS - K, as the entrance on the river
W. g. n r,,t 90 feet from either.
side IS n nbcve will he sold on reasonable
the q" "D, exchanged for good town prop
crty. WALTER MARSHALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY

The year begins in all Departments
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.3, 1873.
Prof. r. 8. Lyon, with q full stan OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking Information In regard to
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart
ments may be obtained from the secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo ". Glover, or the
uno~lGneo- ALEX MARTIN,
Prstesnt-
aIoRes
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-08
Cincinnati MarRef.

CINCINNATI, November 7.
COTTON-Dull and quotations nom
nal.
FLOUR-Dull; family SC 1906 SO;
fancy 7 00@S so
WHEAT-Less active; No. > red
winter held at 81 50.
CORN-Dull; mixed shelled, 43c for
Noe.
OATS-Dull; mixed at 3393Sc.
RYE-Hesvy.
BARLEY-Heavy.
HOGS-S3 1908 80.
PROVISIONS -Meas pork firmer;
holders ask Sl2 IS Tor city. Bulk
meats nothing doing; shoulders held
at &c. Bacon heavy; shoulders GO
64c
TOBACCO-Steady.
WHISKY-Irregular; sales at Soc
Toledo Ma. ket.
TOLEDO, November I.
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and &c lower; Mich
igan 43; amber Michigan on spot 50
seller November SO; seller December
l34.
CORN-Dull; high mixed on spot
432c; seller December 43c; seller Janu-
airy 444c; low mixed 423c; seller De-
csmber 421c.
OATS-Dull and nothing doing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-11-08
Seeds.

SC0 BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY ST ED
y go Bushels OF. Clover Seed. For sale by
maTS, CGLEBAY.SoNS 60.
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EFOVSE or DELEGATES.

MONDAY, November ).
Mr.. Krotts, COT Marion,) introduced
Mr. 4. j. PANEL OF Ohio, who was
sworn in.
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l,rATE uF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
> GUlNLY, -;

Real Est%te ACel
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wednesday, the 9Th day of Nov. 1879
Publio Sale Of HOuse and Lot

SNDE|UI NNIIIl.asT ULJI
&c. HERVEY, AuctiOnevr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
EDrToRTAL onsERvATIeNs,

From a nvfyats letter wtittsN to us
by that sterling young lawyer Captain
Braxton Bragg, who Is making for him.
self an excellent name, certainly an
enviable fame in ST Louis, we make
the following extract in regard to she
death af Iu6gc Ewing, of the Supreme
Court. of Missouri: ut would be no
news to you, as matter of course, to
mention the death Of Major Ewing, Of
the Times, but the citizens of our city,
and indeed the whole State received a
greater shock, and sustained n more
irreparable loss few days back III the
death. Of Judge Ewing of the Supreme
Court Comparatively well on satur-
day morning, he was corpse by night.
His disease was inenengitis. He pre-
sented to my mind ono of the most
perfect pictures of a gentleman of the
old regime that j rememha har 10 haEe
seen in many q day. Quiet in manner
aud pleasing in address, he engendered
affection and commanded respect up
right in bearing and conscientious in
his dealing, he has left TO his children
the blessed land rarei heritage, an hon
3rable name and an unsullied reputa-
toni Death, like the parent Of
ftbube, never CONES singly; hut In
~. Al Mons.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
[From the Vicksburg Daily Herald1
lHi"M REMEMBERED. u.H"I
ny MADGE.

'Tis strangc-this little violet
II makes me think of you;
But not 80 strangc--can forget? ...f,.
Youreyes are richly blue '''' '''''i
Bcsides--ah well tits useless now, Ui 20 ,
And you would scarce believe
That remember, yet somehow ''''i |'"
Thatglowing, sun-lit eve,
CLEANS qnitehs fresh and bright as when
You gave that azure flower, iii .tiGn
And the most deceived of men,
Knelt otyour shrine of power. % t'it.
Deceived? Forgive me--for think,
All yes-I knew, In truth. ''
You, too, stood on loves purple brink
And drank that wine of youth.
You, too, as well as /, then loved, . "
But hush rebellious heart ,.....'.t
For Time has sail, and Time has proved,
Our lives must be apart. i.,l L.t..f u.l
l meet you In the streets, and bow,
Or speak, as chance may will; -"
Not coldIy, for you then would know
My pain Is not quite still. "''
But as an old acquaintance might
WHO held your good at l,eart
Though oft the old days, from their night
OF death, viii moan and start.
you never dream tlint this Is so,
Unlcss--you feet the same; ..,l.. a..
All! darling Docs that 6 long ago"
Still trelnble with my nnme? ~"
Then all my life's sunshine was cast
From one dear, golden head "''.. ~h't
Fer resnrrect thtir dead? Y" '"''''''
Forgive me ~ have dared forget .t B..
4 voluntary vow; .....a ......
Go! worthless little violet, if'''I '''"l'"
Your tisk y finished n9Xi Xfia.gha., 93,
Restow q word Of blame; a. .r. -aD
The Ycakness Of u moments dead,
Ann-life Is Just the same .i'
Yet DER the Swallowed fields of life VI
Regrot VIII sometimes wave
Her banner, and Old pains and strife .i'i
Refuse to lind u grave.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

~ DIR. HENDERSON, In II recent lee.
turc on the "Ciirl of the Period, u
says that falec ana feeble have tcMi
the commonf,tihods of female cduca-
tlon. Things have been stuck on for
show, like the chignon on the head.
They were like the mere icing orna-
ments on the confectioner's cake COW
ering up a deal of badly mixed and
badly baked dough underneath. The
modern belle has been taught to paint,
and her pictures bear about the same
relation to true art that the Saracen's
head on a village tavern sign does to
Raphaers transfigtiiation she has
been taught French, and true Paris
ian could better understand the dialect
OF a frog thnn. her few sentences men,
orizea from Fleniaqu0J she has been
taught the ornamental branches, and
her talent and tatting keep good COM
panyin society; she can transpDse II
few sentences Of poetry to the admira-
tloi vi sobic. DidhiltTS ipI, '''lu lulN
few flippanccs that she has managed
to remember garnercd from the Fourth
Reader; She has been taught music,
and her attempts toplay would give u
piano tho lQothaohe, ii'iiert was noth-
ing so corroding to Its worry as her
laundering touch. He had suffered
many embarrassments, but knew of
iiohc so great as to be compelled to-
stand by Il piano and turn over sheet
music for s0nip blunaorlng Miss, and
be put upon his Ingenuity to tell fiat
tering lie, when the tortured instru-
mcnt ceased to complain Of its bad
treatment. " ''. + '"
Such shams we call educated young
hdios, when al they dan SHOW prove
it are the partial pnrlor accomplish
ments indicated and n parchment
that woulti DO better service raising n
fleece upon Il sleeps back than pulling
The wool over delided, parents eyes.
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sUccEss in nusrSEss.

80 ".u 80, .,,m,, ,,,ho 4,
-. n1..s...', nla aIa,djt ,udi,aa,,to ~
~ 1,.''. ,.rn nnou,adno
- ~, .,'s.. 49, ~ ,,,os, ro,note do,
- ~ NV wv 80. - g., ,,,,,ah 30 ,o'.nro to thom.
" .ne ~, W." - n,.I, ',,a,,'.',. Inn,a,, ,,,nrr a,
~, 20 "'''> TX MI. i,
,,,,'t - ~ s t,s,. An th,s - sbeer nnn.
"'"'' 'e.'a'' .,>,. 80, a,.o,nst tho wide.
oi,ft l,if,t ny. 49, H. ,,,,,ho,,, a,.o.
"""' ~ III, ,IoiI, i,
opI", 49, "n o'In ',',,,ra W. do NOT ,nno,,
INV ''ou''y '. ~ ,,,,,.,. a,,r
~ ~ ~ 80 ~, .,,,., ,Ss.l,. ,,,.on.
os - L,ino
'''' t,,.'',,,,a m M aa.'rt a,d than roIoyos
- -, o'' .','.'..,',,a .o M ,'as nn,,on, thn noxt
t - A.. ,..o1d1, s schon .h,.i,,
- ~. ~, a,on,,, and
ns ,,ot,,oI -. tIo
..a,a a,.a,, ,'lana,as ,;ttIa out Of ordor
AZ ~ .',Is iI,.,,o,f .t,n;o,, !,
,n,a, III ,mi,.,,,,aass. lornaos
pullingup hill with increased effort, and
carefully holding back and picking his
way along the down grades of life
',;,, -. s,o,,;,,, .tno1;I,, an
toward the one great object he has in
view, allowing no side shows on the
way to swallow up his spare pennies.
and always bearing in mind that dol
lars are full grown and can take care
Of themselves, if he only watches
over the infant dimes that are, given
to his charge. Such man knows
nothing of the failures Of life. He re-
cognizes no such word as fail" in his
vocabulary, and the shadows of mis-
fortune are quickly chased from his
path by the efforts of his own vigilant
mind and strong right hand. His
face wears ever the glow of cheerful
spirit, and Gods own image is stamped
upon his. features. On the other hand.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

IT is now generally conceded by the
knowing ones OF the country, that
Attorney General Williams will sue
coed Judge Chase on the Supreme
bench. The Couricr-Journal thinks he
ought to have the position because he
knows 30 much law, bYt ii y Fll'lae.
quent sentence suggests that thc'man.
tie of "the late Chief Justice would lie
us slightly on his back us great Alcides'
shoes upon an ass H.,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
proceedings Of The. Convendio,,.

a An adjourned meeting of the Dem
ocratic party of the county Of Dalla
'lfwas held at the courthouse, on yester
day, the 2Sth instant. Col. A! Harwo0t
took the chair and called the meeting
to order. -. ..i pdj a4,p'L IUi.uH
The following resolutions were then
offered by John G. GOOd: ri tiHJu J.
i. - Resolved, That we request the chair.
man of the. Democratic Executive
Committee of this county, and in the
event of his absence The Executive
Committee of said party, to call a
County Convention of the Democracy,
to be composed of delegates chosen by
primary meetings in each precinct, to
assemble in the city of Dallas at such
time as they may designate, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the
State and District Conventions, and
to- nominate candidates for county
officers,
Resolved, That the meeting adjourn
sined ,t r.i Ii,u dHn" phit,i,
i Which resolutions, after much dis!
cussion, were withdrawn and the fol-
lowing resolutions, offered by Maj. John
T. Ault, were unanimously adopted: p
Resolved, That this meeting do now
adjourn, and we do earnestly, recon-
mend that each precinct i'm this county
send ten delegates each, to n Conven-
Ition to he held at the Courthouse in
the city af Dallas, ON Saturday, the 28th
day of July next, for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to the State Com
vcntion 0f the Democratic party to be
held ut such place and time as the Ex-
ecutiye Committee, thereof may name,
and for the ,tranaction of such other
business as may be deemed proper. l
Second, We recommend that the
counties compOsingthc alst Senatorial
District. meet IN Convention in the
town of Lancaster, in Dallas county, at
such time as may be agreed upon, for.
the purpose Of nominating d Demo-
cratic candidate for State Senator, and
in the absence-of the Chairman of the
Democratic Executive for the District,
we hereby instruct the Chairman of
the Executive Committee for this
county to correspond with the Chair
man of the like committees in Ellis
and Tarrant counties, anu endeayor to
obtain their concurrence with this
plan. 81 Ji b.y itHih bNt Nfii yh! u
Third, That incur opinion, reacll Of |
the counties comprising this District
should nominate Il Democratic candi-
date tbf Representative in the lower
branch Of the Legislature, and that the
Convention for the district ratify said
nominations. " q. ..i,nt,r.uUI mn \
Fourth, That the Convention to meet
on the 26th day Of July, take such ac- !
tion Iii regard to nominations for other
officers as may be then deemed atlvisa-
bic. st...tr.,
The office of Chairman of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee of Dallas
county was then declared vacant by
the meeting, and on motion, Judge w. |
III. Hord was elected to fill the yacan-
cy. ~ Ah 3'''' 'i1. ..'"' !
j. G.. EBLEN, A. HARDWOOD a
a.. Secretary, l.apu,C Chairman.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

+" fHE exemption laws of Texas have
already been applauded for their liber.
atty. They exempt from forced
sale for dehfto evsiy head ef q family
the ihonssteaa Of q family not exceed
ing two hundred acres of hand; all
household and kitchen furniturg all
implements of fhusbandry; all tools and
apparatus belonging to any trade or
profession, and all books belonging to
public or private libraries; five milrh
cows and calves ty-o yoke IF work OK
en-; two horses am! one wagon; one car
riaga or hlggy; oilc gun; twenty hogs
twenty sheep; all Provision and forage
on hand for home consumption, all
saddles, brides and harIees necessary
for flie Hsc Of tue family.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
rnE c0NVEYTiToN sATTRpAY.. z

% We have never seen in all our life a
more animated and exciting meeting
than the Convention Which assembled
in this city Saturday, in pursuance of
the order of Adjournment from the pre-
vious asseniblage Of the good people of
this county. While there was more
personalities indulged in by the speak
crs who deIectated the meeting than
we would have chosen, it was, never
theless, an earnest meeting, and one
which will, in due time, bring its own
good fruit. .Weregret to say that there
seemed to be causeless, and, as far as
we could see, a useless division between
tile country innd city peoplc, This
should not be, for the interest of the
one is. certainly the interest of the
other. We iurthaf regret that the idea
should have been cxpressed that the
citizens of Dallas were trying to over
ride the good people of the county.
No such feeling, we are sure, prevailed;
certainly mono saiehL sliodld have been
thought of. On one subject, however,
we are proud to dwell, and that is, that
irrespective Of city or, country, every
man present on yesterday was ready
to support Captain Adams for Cover
nor, SO far as we could learn, and that
on the score of the fact that he was an
=. I. Nj
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

fHE newspapers Throughout the
whole country are still harping over
the insobriety of the President. II is
excessively strange that his excelleDcy
can't get ON a harmless spree, three OF
four times a day, without getting into
all the papers, lie Is bound to become
famGnz. however and having failed in
everything else, be is now trying %
triumph over John Barleyeorn, and
then, like Alexander Of old, We suspect
that he viii get msRdliRely drunk and
c-y because there sre no other worlds
h cenqueF.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

10 FF.4.. IF .Isi AT iTS'AH tlll .i'Flif f-nfl
a On Saturday night, June 2S, the
Democrats on Duck creek, in Precinct
No. 4, met for the purpose Of oi'ganiz-
ing a Democratic club bgad ~ ur3n .
. III. Frank, ESD, was elected chair
man of the mceti,,"l and Y! f.. Nash
choseii secretary, ""'''i'' II,
On motion, q pommittee Of three,
consisting ofiJ. +. Stiother j. T. Cor
eoran and pr. HARRISON, ,,was appointed
to draft resolutions expressive of the
scfsc of the meeting. ~ ~ ,-''.
The following resolution was report
! ed and unanimously iadopted .1sl z
- Resolved, That We adopt as the basis
of this organization pure aildunalloyed
Democracy; that we ignore oil new
departures slayisli concessions, and
will not vote for any man whose past
history has betrayeda want of fidelity
to the grant fundamental principles Of
tho party, and that We want the doc
itrines Of Jefiersonipn Democracy re-
vlved and carried out TO the letter.
Tho following resolution was then
offered and adopted: ~ ~" .u
Resolved, That We call upon the
Democratic voters of Precinct No. 4 to
meet at Breckinridgc, Saturday even
ing, July 10, for the purposelof select
ing ten delegates to represent our pre-
cinct in the County Convention, which
assemblies in Dallas, on the 18th day OF
July; that we claim np right 10 dictate
the action of the Whole precinct, but in
the absence Of an executive committee
we regard II rs lndi-pensably necessary
that this call should be made, and re-
quest our Democratic brethren to CO.
operate with us in order that we may
secure an Impartial representation in
the Forthcoming County Conventioni
A committee of three, ]. s, Stralher,
Dr. Hsyhisop apd " +, Nash, was ap-
pointed to draft bylaws for the club.
The chairman was added to the COM
=. ..4a...-it.s5a.r igf- IuE lisirllf afiiil +.
= ~ - lllngyl g.il lA1i3L-ui fnl.l
The club was then. permanently orr
gahized, with III: Frank a. president,
g,S. Staolher, vice president, and T.
F. Nash, secretary. ~.
,It'was then moved and carried that
the secretary furnish THE nAII.As HfzR=
AID with the proceedings of the meet-
ing for publication. r., F, 9 - .i'.
81 The club adjourned to meet July u,
at !, 30 " aI.sat n -si..Yoil- 80
I. L. FRANK, Chairman.
: T. +. NASH, Secretary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

THE late political pot-pie cooked by
that experienced conceder, Gen. Beau
regard, is not likely to prove as palata-
Die to the ps9ple Of Louisiana as at
first it was expected. aomn Of tha
good folks of that. State still think TINT
they are a little better than their old
slaves, the settlement of Gen, Braure-l
gard ct. al, Notwithstanding. ,i.74 .u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

OLnPARsDN BRONNLow and General
D, II. Hill are carrying on a harmless
war of words over the. criticism on
General Candy published by General
Hill, shortly after Captain Jack in
duced the subject of the discussion to
walk into his lava he'd. Nobody hurt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05
HOW THEY Talk Af,OUr Us. is.
We are Very Much Obliged! /!

b /
ENLARGED AND, I,IpRovED. 1.-The
DALLAS DAILY Herald, of the 18th
instant, comes to hand much enlarged
and greatly improved In appearance
by an entire new dress. The improve
mcnt in The HERALD marks correctly
| the enterprise aud progress of Dallas.
The press of a city Is an unerring midi
Gator of the thrift of the place. The
HERALD is II worthy representative of
Dallas, showing that the city, recogniz-
ing It's usefulness in sustaining il NUM-
ficently. THE DAILY HERALD is II
success, and will now, compare with
the best in Texas.-[Sherman Courier.
| yTHE, DALLAS HEnAk.p comes to us
enlarged and much improved in appear
ance, II is now Que of the handsOniest
daily papers IN the State. The dispatch
| es inErHE HERAID are always flesh
and reliable, the editorials carefully
and cOmprehensively written, the local
jottings dashing and brilliant, and we
note this evidence Of its prosperity
with pleasure. .-tfort Worth tpitoni-
list. Idii Jui w. l.IlE" :-ulGlptp f.
TIIE DALLAS DAILY HERALD, one of
our very spicicst exchanges, is as usual
on our table, but oh what a change, in
fact such n Disguise, that one would
not recognize it| until ipcrnsed, then,
however, the old familiar friend is as
well known as eYeg,Irl Paris Press,
THE DALIlAs DAILY HERAID comes
out III Il new dress that adds Immensely
to its appcarahee.. THE HERALD il the
most welcome exchange on our table.
for we, not only get the latest news, hut
i is always spicy and eriginal,r[Den-
ison Journal. -. M
J" TIE DALLAS HAIIY HERALD has
lonned Its new dress, and Is now n
magnificent sheet Of '32 columns
There is no, daily in tile, State butter
gotten up. 1t should be the pride of
every citizen Of Dallas, n Dcnis0p News.
. TIE DALLAS HERALD has been
greatly enlarged aiid Improved. IT is
one of thu spicicst livelieat papers pub
lished in the great West, andiwe wish
itabuundant succesSf,7Tltt Worth Dem,
ocfat.' h.. -.
THE DAILY HERALD comes to US on
larged and much. improved. The local
editor gives his Opinion of it'thusly:
t'Solon,on IN all his slery was not array
ed like M,h~tNorton's mtenigencer.
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD comes,
to us now greatly improved in size and
appearance. II has recently been sup
Piled with a bran now suit of type We
are glad to Iiote the prosperity Of our
,neighbor.-lMeKiIl D Enquirer. 1iii
i THE nALLasi HERALD has been en-
larged, and appears in q Very hand-
Come new dress from, the foundry of,
Allison, Smith & Johnson, Cincinnati
tIsong may it wavep--tStstesman.o
DALLAS i'nexasD HERALD comes
10 Us with . neat new dress, and other
wise greatly improved.-Coffeeyille
tKansas) Courier; ,o,,,.,,,s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-05

In is reported that the late Horace
F. Clarke labored seventeen hours out
Of every twenty-four in order to
make himself able to occupy u spaceof
earth six by four feet .HWhat doth 1t
profit man to gain the wliole'world,