The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-26

THE east end of Young street yester-
day was the field Of u "oomo'to-gelhor
between two girls aged about fourteen
years, one Of them scratched n
butcher-siall on the face Of the other
who "handed baokp u "Joe Dexter
between the eyes Of tho FIRST They
were separated by two boys,
A "DnuNiln lost his foothoId yester-
day and longthonod ont back Of Mr.
Pages boot store, and four'leggod hog
coming along laid down beside him,
Surprising It an acquaintance llkowlso
overcargoed the two-legged hog
grunted out 20 the lour-legged one
Temme (hlcl half yer (hlc) blanket"
The passengers who occupied the
street ear M. Belle Swink,p on one of
It's down trips yesterday afternoon,
were rather narrowed up by a heliy
sized maiden, with bushel or two of
ginger In her glz2ard, who yankcd her
head out Of one Of the windows, rs her
"leller' passed wllhsomeothergirl, aud
howled, "Bill Simpson, I'll never bile
your llnnin agin by thunder"
a BILLIARD cue was waived near
enough to the back Of the head Of one
of Fosters patrons on Tuesday night
TO warn him that billiard cues, II
brought down with the right kind Of
force, are hurtful Foster himself Is
said to have been the practitioner this
time, aud that the fellow who owned
the back part Of the head that was
struck, left like he had been kicked out
of the establishment by mule,
SOME one fired u match which was
lying on the floor of one Of the street
cars, yesterday morning, and commu-
nicnting with some papers, the fire
was carried TO lady's dress but was
eXtingushed before doing any damage.
II Is said that the animation among
the shanks of the male occupants of
the ear, when the fire was spreading
was an exhibition worth u "dollar u
head
ONE of our prominent merchants
after dining, yesterday, ut n hotel in
this city, found that n strange head had
worn Off his hat, leaving in It's place
another partially resembling ilbwith
the owners nameand residence, which
was Chicago, marked on the swent-
band. Upon learning attho Office that
the Chicago man had started home,
the indignant loser ut once ordered his
trunk packed to start after his missing
hat, by the next train.
WE wish to call the attention of the
public to an enterprise which is now
before them, which may result in a
permanent benefit to our city and at
the same time add TO the fortune of the
fortunate. The drawing of the gift
enterprise for the benefit of the Dallas
Library is now fast approaching, and
II limited time is allowed for the pur-
chase of tickets. All we think neccs-
sary is to call the attention of the pub
lie to the fact In purchasing a ticket
you advance II good cause and stand
fair chance to enhance your own for
tune, Who shall be the lucky man?
On what lriiling matter great re-
suits sometimes hang. Some NOR
chants, while travelling, were overtaken
by Il storm, and kindled fire on the
sands of the sea shore to warm them
selves aud cook some food. They used
for fuel plant they found in the
Next morning they
saw some shining particles among the
ashes, aud an eXamidation showed
that the ashes Of the plant, combined
with the sand, had produced II hard,
yet transparent, solid. This was the
origin of the discovery of glass. SO
with Buchu. The lottcntots had for
years used the leaves of the plant in
their rude practice. AS soon as the
resident English and Dutch physicians
found out its value, the knowledge of
its virtues soon spread over the entire
civilized world, William b, Parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu pos
sesses all the virtues of the plant, in
highly concentrated form, combined
with IVA Ursi, Juniper Berries, Gu
bebS and Acetate of Potassa, all united
in such rare proportions as to obtain
the proper medicinal effect of each,
while neither too much predominatcs.
Sold by all druggists, everywhere.