The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-21

and leg with several pounds, good
weight, Of lead.
a HORSE attached TO q carriage on
Main street, yesterday afternoon, con-
tanning two ladies', becoming frlghlon-
ed al m approaching street car, turned
the conveyance completely over win
out any injury 10 the Indies, we are
pleased to say u pleasure, however
which we do not believe the horse
shares IN.
ATTENTION IL called 10 The advertise
ment of grand rattle Of n fine severn
octauo rosewood piano, to take place
on Saturday night, May 23--one hun
dred chances nj $500. The piano Is
well worth $3.50, aud IL rafiled OFF only
because the owner is not able TO hold
IT, Tickets may be- had at Goslin's
cigar stand, and the piano may be seen
at Mr.. Rosenthnl's store, opposite the
HERALD Office.
The too liberal purchasing Of value
less trifles by Il boy about ten years OF
age, led Il tradcsman In this city, yes
terday, to suspect that his young Gus
toner had not acquired his small for
tune honestly, and ultimately succeed
ed, by careful tact, In ascertainins that
the money was distracted from Il pock-
ct of one of his mothers dresses, while
the loser was taking al afternoon nap
AN old shepherd, who now resides In
this city, and who for forty years ana
nothing but guard sheep folds in the
state of Delaware, had In that time
both of his legs and arms broken, his
shoulder dislocated, one eye Knocked
out, no less than a hundred additional
heads put on him and the breath
knocked out of him daily by the but
ting attentions of the rams of his flock.
INTERNATIONALLY, we neglected
yesterday to state, rs we were re-
quested to do, that the Sunday school
of the Episcopal church, will meet al
the church on Elm street, this (Thurs'
day. morning at nine o'clock. and pro
coed to the place selected on Turtle
creek, n short distance north of town,
for days picnic. Ample accommo'
dations will be provided in the way OF
conveyances to take the children to the
| grounds.
EIGHT hooking birds have nests on
one tree in this city. We would tell
where the tree is, but every solitary
boy In the city would Immediately in
form his school teacher that he need nj
expect him for the present, and would
at once go and sit under that tree
though storm and sunshine, thunder
and lightning, blood and fire, and the
very moment that the infant mockist'
would kick loose their little shells ant
ask their mammies for water, those
boys would climb red-hot ladder t.
get 'em.
J In driving past the pond Of watel
near the residence of Mr.. Taylor, be
tween Ross avenue and Patterson
street, yesterday afternoon, the hors'
attached to the buggy in which Mr.
Mcconnell, our popular Elm stree
hardware merchant, was seated, ap
preached too near the edge ofthe pont
and losing his footing, fell into the wa
ter The bottom Of the pond being
miry, the animal was unable to extri
cate itself, and had it not have been fol
the exertions of parties who went t.
Mr.. McConncll's assistance, his hors,
would have drowned.
MANY people, when attacked with
p, pain in the back, or other symptom o
Y arrangement of the kidneys, have re
course to gin, for its diuretic properties
Now, the juniper berry, from wbicl
Q gin is made, Is possessed of highl,
!, valuable remedial properties, but tn
/. quantity contained in the distille,
! spirit is too small to be of much avail
beside the danger of acquiring an ap
: petite for alcoholic stimulants. One O
the ingredients in William b. Parker
, Compound Fluid Extract Buchu ]
juniper, but in the shape of highl.
! concentrated fluid extract, possessing
t all the virtues and none of the delete
rious principles of the berry. In short
in this combination there is presente,
to the sufferer remedy unsurpassed
Sold by all druggists, everywhere.