The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-07-11
From Fridays Daily Herald.l


AFTER the 18th ultimo city scrip
will not be received for taxes. That's
scripture from Keeton.
MARY WEIGH, II servant girl in the
family of Mr.. Jones, II carpenter living
near the Pacific depot, was knocked
down and run over on Ross avenue,
yesterday evening, by Il cart driven by
u drunken negro. Her injuries con-
sisted OF a bruised shoulder and bro
ken ankle.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of the university of Nashville,
under the direction of General f. Kir-
by Smith, which will be found IN to-
days paper. This well known and far
famed institution of learning was
founded in 1855, and has always en-
joyed liberal patronage from the peo-
pie of the south. The next session will
commence September eth instant. Per-
sons wishing further information in
regard to it can obtain the same by
calling OH our townsman, Major w. A.
Obenchain, who was for three years n
professor in the school.
In accordance with resolution re-
Gently passed by our city council, DIR.
Cornelius, health officer Of this city,
addressed DR.. A. r.. Booth, health officer
Of Shreveport, respecting the measure
which were being taken by the authori-
ties of the latter city towards the pres
ervation of better standard of clean
illness than has heretofore been the
case with that place. A letter from
DR.. Booth, received by DR.. Cornelius
yesterday, states that every provision
for the thorough renovation of his city
is in operation, and that the health of
Shreveport has not been better for
many years.
How MANY business and profess
sional man, accustomed to do great
deal of FRAMEWORK, has not felt and
feel their whole system weaken, their
energy relax, their business capacity
diminish, their memory duller and
their head oftentimes ache. They get
apathetic, dull, irritable and nervous,
their business does not succeed as it
used to do, and they have not the usual
energy to drive enterprises through.
Oftentimes their digestion is also bad,
AMI their body wastes away, but gem
orally their body is in seemingly good
health, and they look as well as always,
only to the sharp observer, their eyes
have lost some of their luster, and
there is Il carcwOrn expression IN their
face. The physicians called in, treat
them for all possible diseases with no
help, or oftentimes no physician IS
sought, because the patient is not
aware that he really is sick, but as
cribes his feelings to age OF overwork.
The real disease here is disorder OF
the entire nervous system, and if not
taken in time, will entirely destroy the
mental capacities Of the patient or
cause cerebro-spinal meningitis, q dis
ease of which many Il prominent man
has recently died. DR.. Billie has made
these diseases y special study, and If
taken in time, he can always cure and
restore the patient to perfect enjoyment
of life, to energy and business capacity.
Many of the largest merchants in New
Orleans, many celebrated lawyer
there, once Frustrated and almost in
capacitatcd for business, owes it to DR..
Bile that they now again, with re-
newed vigor and energy, can give their
whole and undivided attention to their
business. DR.. Billie is at the CONNER
cial hotel, where he will only remain n
short time.
BRIGHT's disease, called by physi-
clans albuminuria, is'one of the most
terrible to which the human family is
liable. The albumen, which should go
to strengthen and add vigor to the hui
man frame, is carried out Of the body
in the urine, and the poor victim wastes
away daily until death comes to his re-
lief. Now, if, when the patient first
finds himself affected, he will get Il
bottle of William b. Parker's Com
pound Fluid Extract Buchu and take
it as directed, he will very soon find
the disease disappear, for, by its won
derful tonic properties, it makes the
kidneys do their work properly, and
this drainage of the nourishment of the
body is etiectually prevented. Sold by
all druggists everywhere.