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according 10 dlrcctiOnS, and remain long
unwcll, provided their bones are not de-
stroycd by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
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For Skin Diseases. Eruptions. Tct-

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F0riiiy the body against disease
ScrOiMla. or Hines Evil. Whiio

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For InilammatOry and Chronic

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Mechanical NiScaSaS.-Pc or

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Miners. as they advance in life, are subject
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Rr. : Walk, California Vim

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cGa" isitterS are a purely Vegetable
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MA, the medicinal properties of wing '
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Of Alcohol. The question is alm.st
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TEES!' Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
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compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing tho
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
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relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
tie Liver and Nisceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKERS
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Grateful Thousands proclaim VIM
EGAR BITTEIS the most wonderful In
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Pin. Tape, and other Worms,

lurking in The system Of so many thOusands,.
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theminitics will free the system from worms
lilo tboco Ritta,.-
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Grateful Thousands procl;
No Person can take these Bitters

EGAR BITTERS the most wonderful In
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-15

The regular editor of this paper was
absent all of last week. on q trip via
Paris, Sherman, Dallas and Mineola,
to Tyler; thence home by way of
Troupe, Texarkana and Boston. A few
hours detention at Paris, Sherman,
Dallas and Mineola, two days at Ty-
Ter, information of Jefferson through
some of its citizens, and of Texarkana
by citizens of Bowie, enable us to say
that We found profound commercial
dizziness everywhere except at Dallas
One grocery firm at Sherman assured
US that they had fair trade, but this was
single case. AT Dallas we took a
moonlight view of the interior and ex-
terror OF the new court house, which is
the best and most substantial building
we have seen in the State. Dallas did
a heavy business last winter, and is still
doing some, though of course the inn
petus OF the cotton crop, now gone, is
wanting.
Tyler looks like an old fashioned
Texas town, and, commercially, has
experienced the geneal disasters affect
ing trade and traders. Several stores
were closed; two of its hotels look as
If going to decay. The new "Ferguson
house" is commodious, has some pre-
tentions to style, but is of coarse finish
and cheap Of construction. 1t is, how
ever, pretentious looking for a small
place, and, we believe, well kept. w.
Ter has some pleasant rural residences,
and causes our mind to turn to Gold
smiths "Sweet Auburn There is an
air of rural content about IL the DWELL
ings are far apart, surrounded by ample
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May l4.-Cotton mar
ket very firm with an advancing ten
dency. Good ordinary, Ice; middling
17sc. 1a
Hides-dry ordinary selection Isle;
wet, sailed selected, 7a9Sc.
Gold III,
NEW YORK May l4-Gold opened at
12b and closed at 12f. Cotton quiet.
middling Orleans, IS 9-16c; middling
Alabama, Is 5.l6c; middling uplands,
este; low middling, II 5-l8c; strict
good ordinary, II 7-l6c; good ordinary,
Is 5-16c; ordinary, l5c.
Exchange, 90@9l; sixty days, S7@SS;
commercial, sixty days, S4l@S6.
New ORLEANS, May l4.-Cotton
market strong and offerings moderate.
Middling uplands, Isle; low middling,
17!c; good ordinary, 164c; ordinary,
14ic. Exchange, 424@44. Bank, Az.
sight, par.
Gold, l1s@12B.
LIVERPOOL, May l4.--Cotton advanc-
ing Sales 1000 bales, for speculation
and export, 5000 bales. Uplands, $40
SldOrleans, SD. 7
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Geology Of Texas.

The geological survey provided for
by the fourteenth legislature has been
organized, aud the party composing il
left on the nth. Professor Buckley is
wonderfully active and energetic, and
evidently does not propose to make his
Office sinecurc, He means work, and
has lost no time in taking the field,
We confidently anticipate an interest
ing and valuable report from him,
which will attract attention to the nat
ural resources of our state, and aid in
their rapid development
The following parties are attached
to the survey: S. B. Buckley, state
geologist Charles L. Hall, Mr.. Horne,
John Coke, Il. w. Stands, jr., William
ID. Darlington and Mr. Napier. Pro-
lessor Richard Burleson, first assistant
state geologist, will join the party in
Robertson county.
We understand the route proposed IL
from Austin through Burleson and
Robertson counties, where the coal
formations will be examined, and
from thence to Nacogdoches, thence to
the northern and northwestern parts of
the state. = Austin Statesman.
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Gold and Silver Chains. Jewelry oI every
description, Clocks, Silver and Plated Ware,
etc. 1T# S
offered IN Dallas. Come nj once and secure
the best. AUSTIN IL co.
May l, 1874. 3sdawlin
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grounds, neat, and give 1t a pleasant
lapDV. VILLAGE look

grounds, neat, and give it pleasant,
happy village look.
Mlneola h one of the great cities Of
the future, whose present center is on
low, uninyiting ground, with a much
pleasanter site for business or comfort
near by. II IL the point OF Junction by
the Pacific and Great Northern roads /;
the latter being thus far on It's way 10
Sulphur Springs, Hopkins county, thir'
ty-fivc miles distant, Mineola claims
to have shipped 10000 bales Of cotton
the past season, but after the road
moves toward sulphur Springs, viii
lose some Of present importance as u
depot,
TeXarkana Is II lively looking place
of implanted, upright plank houses,
built IN haste Clarksville standard.
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NEW YORK, May l4.--At a confer.
ence of the liberal republicans of this
state twenty delegates were present.
IL was resolved to keep the organiza-
ton intact, and call was issued for a
state convention to which men of all
parties in favor of honesty and purity
in the government will be invited TO
attend.
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The HsODe.

ROME, Italy, May 14.--The pope, re-
plying to visitor from America, an
imadverted severely on the govern
ments Of Mexico and Guatemala for
permitting bitter prosecutions Of the
church in those countries. The pope
appeared fatigued and was unable to
give audience to all the delegations
which waited on him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-15

Mr.. Gladstone tells his private ac.
quaintances that he regrets having
given so many years to politics. "How
little,n said he the other day, to an adj
mirer, edo politics affect sthe life, the
moral life, of nation. One single
good book influences the people vast
deal mOre.n "a
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Steamship Launched.

WILMINGTON, Del, May l4.-The
iron steamship Hudson, of twenty-five
hundred tons, for the New York and
New Orleans line, was launched this
morning from the ship yard of Pussey,
Jones & Co., in the presence of five
thousand spectators. She is three hum
dred feet long.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
Special oIspsishs' TO The Dallas Daily Herald.
LITTLE ROCK.
A Quorum In Both Branches OF
the Legislature.
Arrests stu being Made-Fatal
Explosion.

LITTLE Rock, May l4.--Arrests are
stlll being made by both factions.
Two of Brooks men were engaged
to-day In making cartridges, when an
explosion occurred, killing both of
them. f
The Legislature is in session, with a
quorum in both houses.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re.
naming in Dallas postoiiice May II, 1874.
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date of list. Such OF
them rs remain in the office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter Office.
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The New Ministry.

MADRRID, May 14.-The new minis
try were sworn in yesterday. The
governors of several provinces and q
number of other high officials have re-
signed sincethe change of government.
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, May IA. Cochran's
distillery, aud Williams Il Green's
malt house at Tippecanoe, o., were
burned Tuesday night. Loss sixty
thousand dollars.
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NOTICE.

narties desiring printing Of any kind
II sahould get our estimates, e2nFp -ir
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Passed.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE house
passed the bill amending the charter
of the freedman saving and trust COM
pany.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Spanish Consul and Police Authorities
Charged with R0bhery-C0llisl0R at
Sea-TwO Persons Drowned.

ttsh SON AppHttI Wt
Sea-TwO Persons Drowned.
NEW ORLEANS, May l4.--The Span
ish consul, Don Carlos Pie, General
Badger, chief of police, and detectives
Harris and Pearson, gave bond in the
sum of twenty thousand dollars each to
appear for trial upon charge of rob.
berry preferred by Captain Rodriguez,
the grand jury having found true bills
against them.
The tow boat Tillie Jewette collided
with the steamship City of Houston,
at half past ten O'clock last night, be-
low Point Bohemia and sunk in twelve
feet water. a fireman and cabin boy
were drowned; the balance of the crew
chung to the wreck until rescued by the
steamer Mary Ida. The City of Hous-
ton proceeded Oh her course.
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RIGHT.
Base Ball.
Yours Truly,

On Saturday last match was played or
the Fair Ground between the MutualS OF
Portland and the Tom Collins nine The
Tom Collins boys were minus two of their
best batsmcn and felders, one Of whom was
the catcher, and as their change catcher
was still suffering from injuries received in
the Oakland match, they were in very
crippled condition, they played a very close
game with their opponents till the last
inning when they went to the field beaten,
and becoming careless and happy apparently
they gave the Mutuals II runs. The fol-
lowing is the score
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On Friday the Columbia delegation got
over its pet and returned TO the Convention
with their candidate {. II. Broekaway, but
this did not alter things, for the voting went
on as before until Saturday evening, Wner
an adjournment until to-day took place after
20S allots had heen had What the result
will be it will be hard to tell. In all proba-
bilitv new name to the struggle will shad-
ow forth our next Congressman. OF course
Charley Buckalew is willing to take the po-
sition, merely as peacemaker however,
He don't want it of course, of course not.
WILKES BARRE, Oct. Is, 1918 p. m.
The result of the Democratic Conference
at this place was the nomination OF Frank
Collins for Congress on the 34lst ballot by q
vote of l3 to for all others.
Yours, LEW.
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O5sser supper and Fair,

To be held in the Methodist Hall, at East
Stroudsburg, on the following evenings ::
2O;h, Dist and 22d of October.
Every possible effort is being made by the
Ladies Christian Aid Society, assisted 10y the
young ladies of the Church, TO make this en-
tertainment superior to-any in the past
The Hail proper, will be the scene Of the
Young Ladies Fair, while in the lower story
refreshments in large varieties will be fur
nished. The proceeds are to be appropria-
ted in furnishing the Lecturc-room of the
new NJ E. Church in this place, which will
be dedicated on Sunday Nov. the Ist.
PASTOR.