The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-19

Of age, 10 attend To some domestic
duty. 'Em'sp mind, at the moment,
not being exactly like an Italian sky,
she struck her venerable mother over
the head with mustered out chair leg.
The old woman, after recovering,
started down street to swear out an
Affidavit and start out peeler after
"Em,n who had refused TO be em-
bossed.
TWO Fronchmen, one monarchlst
and the other q Bonapartist, crawled
on each others decks yesterday, on
Main street, on account Of the prince
imperIal's natal day speech. Monsieur
for the monarchy denounced, In true
French elan, the taste Of the princes
speech TO which monsieur for the en-
pire sparkled back In u testy flame of
spurllve anger, defensive words for the
tltular heir. One interchange of views
was sufficient Ito bring about COM
parlson Of MUSCLE resulting in the
overthrow ofthe princes accuser.
For some misdeed n colored man
connected with an emgrant train,
camped on thel0t back OF the Christian
church, trounced his boy yesterday,
with blazing order and Il knottcd strap.
AT the conclusion Of this comedy, the
retaliatory branch hunted up II loaded
gun for the purpose of embellishing
his daddy by speaking that party with
buck-shot. The seasonable interior
ence of the balance of the emigrant
outlay checked the artistic intentions
of the young rutlian.
"MA," inquired little Dallas girl of
her mother yesterday, "what makes
Mr.. HILL MIR Shields and Mr.. Co. have
so much trouble" "Why, my dar-
ling, | was not aware that those gen
tlemen had any trouble" "Well, If
they haven't so much trouble, what's
the reason they employ Mr. Booth to
uy for them? Nurse was at once
called.to take the precious willing out
for an airing.
a SCHEME is on foot in this city for
the encouragement of German emigra-
ton TO locate on lands in this county.
The success of this element, in the cul-
tivation Of land in the state of Texas,
has distinguished testimony in the SPLEEN
did results which has followed their
colonization in the county Of Wash
ington, OH the Austin branch of the
Central road
WHILST u Mexican was breaking &
bucRing horse on Market street, yes.
terday morning, the animal made 6
plunge in the air and fell over back.
wards, striking its head on a piece OF
bone lying in the street The wound
bled with such profusion rs to render
the animal so weak as to be incapable
of regaining its feet. 1t was subse.
quently shot.
WE were much pleased to receive n
call, day before yesterday, from Major
Atkinson, proprietorof the elegant Du.
rand hotel of Plano, and DIR. Butler, of
the same place. Both of these gentle
men are among the substantial and
popular citizens of one of the most
prosperous and beautiful little towns in
northern Texas. Are we not right,
Sir Plano News?
A Roy by the name of Willie Wright
climbed up u hickory tree, near the
river yesterday, little too soon fol
hickory nuts, and missing his footing
on an upper limb, came down little
too quick for his personal safety. Mas.
ter Wright went home with broken
arm, to leave the hickory nuts to get
ripper.
ARRIVALS at the Commercial hotel
BIT Groves, Lowell, Massachusetts; Il
Saunders, Austin, Texas; Alex War
wark, Scarborough, New York; II II
Haynie, Austin; WIG Bentley, Ala
bama; r Harper, Missouri; A VALID
shale, New Orleans; Thomas Sturgeon,
ST. Louis; f w Brown, Chicago; Geo
Sherwood, Keokuk; John Withers
Missouri; J Il Cargll, Georgia; II l.
Elliott, Brown county; l. Voorhis
Richardson; w II Pace, Colonel ID u
Aston, Huntsville; David Smith, Ala.
bama; Dr. Van Zandt and daughter,
Fort Worth; w r Smith, w II King,
J G Prestpn, w b Preston, Jefferson;
n M Pinson, Bridgeport, Alabama;
w Fl McAlister, Cavenaugh, st. Louis;
G ii Mallory, New York; J FL Perry,
Miss Ida Jackson, Fort Worth; A J
Day, r. Day, WTDay, Denton; c
ii Beckett, Camp Colorado, Texas.
A FEW years ago there was no other
way KNOWN To obtain the virtues of the
leaves of various plants but by macera-
ton in water, to make, rs it is called,
an infusion, or by using alchohol, and
thus markings tincture. In either case
one had to drink an indifferent amount
Of liquid to obtain very small quanti-
ty OF the medicinal effects ofthe plants.
How altered is this, however. The
process of extracting all the valuable
properties with none of the inert or in
lurous particles, from leaves. roots,
banks, etc., has been brought to such
perfection that every ounce of extract
Is fully equal to an ounce of the raw
material. In no preparation that we
know of Is this high concentration so
admirably accomplished as in Parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu. No
heat Is used, therefore all the finer and
volatile principles IRE fully preserved,
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