The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-02

'f'AiN NlbNi w lhh''n H"' "''fJ
mon, with many tears and much sym
pathy, gathered around n child on Elm
street, yesterday afternoon, near
Mcssrs. Williams Bros. store, whose
moppot had been snatahed from II by
colored boy, aud who had run on
with IT, The chld's screams were
narrowing but Il couple Of dozen oil
oranges, about five pounds of candy,
nuts until II couldn't re,I,p and the
promise Of NJ least seven hundred ana
nlnety-ninc other doll babies finally
quIcledil. What child wOuldnol do that
same thing lorlhnt amount Of practical
consolation
TnouGH the old folks who looked
upon their sins ~ scarlet, returned
from church on Sunday feeling that
they had been mNde ~ white M wool,
the children, whom they had left NJ
home white rs wool, they found ap-
pcarng In scarlet and other col0rs on
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their return. II was the preserve clos
ct that did II,
OFFICER HUDSON has q detachment
Of calnboose wagialls at work grading
n road from the iron bridge TO the bank
of the Trinity, for II river approach
for the fire engine, which II TO direct
water into aud I'LL up the public els
terms, The Elm street cisterns are 10
be filled first.
a MAN by tho name of Stone was
threatened with some bruises from
another mans fist, at the Central de-
pot yesterday, all about some baggage.
His threat TINT, II they attempted to
lay their hands on him he would shoot
them, kept them of and satisfied them
that lac was no t0ucl.stone.
a GRIZZLY old man, who pcddled
fruit in this city last summer, aud who
IL taken care Of by some Of his friends
residing here, claims TO have drafted II
diagram of II mosque In Turkey and
partly built it, Treason TO his govern
ment "busted" him up rs u iavorit".
EIGHTEEN omigrant wagons passed
westward through this city yesterday,
going TO Young county, one of the
party had two wives along with him,
and declared that he never knew of
two women, in their situations, who
agreed so well over the purchases he
made for each Of them.
OUR news stands are ovcrrun with
requests from publishers of new daily
and weekly papers and periodicals all
over the east and west TO Introduce
their political and literary enterprises
to the Texas public,
a YOUNG gentleman who had moth
ingtosay and was gigantically trying, in
n profound way, TO say II, and II young
} lady who had n great deal to say, but
NhiNN' ilNi Nl0puNlllpl w HitN ", WIS u
buggy tableau on our streets on Sun.
day.
The reply of a man who said he
chad travelled before" to u car driver,
yesterday, who handed him an envel.
ope containing ono dollar in change
for one dollar bill was, "you can't
put that job up ON me-"
WHAT is anemia? Literally, no
blood, which is the life, becomes inn
povershed by disease; the slightest
eNertion Wearies us; one feels no energy
whatever universal lassltudc seems to
prevail; many become so wretched as
almost TO prefer death to life. The
remedy for all this is simple; the dis
ensed matter must be distracted from
the blood and carried out from the
body. The kidneys will do all this II
only the right stimulant bc given to
them. William h. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu has done won.
ders in just such eases. Let the allie
ted try 1t. For sale by all druggists,
everywhere.