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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
nEECiINuTs

"rhc study Of anatomy Is much lHrll-
iteted by engravings, - Becchcr.
linton IL about TO celebrate his brass
wedding, and the Herald proposes To
send him leather medal.
The New York Tribune thinks that
Mrs. Stanton, having given her life ia
build up the w0nnn's movement, has
in one day destroyed IL all.
Some people think itn little singular
that Becchpr's ucst-hiding didn't sug-
gest TO 1illon the practical value OF
cowhlling-rl Courier.Journal
When you see an old Judy in panta'
looms Jerking his oyeballs heaven
ward and dcplorlng the exposure Of
wlckcdness In high places, give him all
the green watermelon he will hold,
"No, sir, - snid Susan b., Indignantly,
ono minister ever led me from the path
of duty Now, Methusaleh, tell us,
frankly, wasn't susan u little risky
when she was young
Tilton Is emptying himself aud all
his contents upon the public. - New
York World. Woodruff was little
more considerate. She was quietly
"bailed outn before she left the other
day,
II Is being pointed out that just one
lustrum ago this month, Mrs, Beecher-
Stowe was doing up the Byron business
or, more correctly speaking, that the
Byron business was doing up her
ono innocent man should suffer
himself 10 be blacknailed In any
shape and even guilty man Is likely
to find resistance better in the end than
surrender" says the Herald, and it is
true as Gospel.
There's just enough weakness in Mr..
Beechers conduct tomake him brother
to the human race. Men know how to
allow for weakness. They know how
it Is themselves. But they.don't take
much stock In angels at present.
Triton gave George Alfred Townsend
four years of correspondence between
himself and his wife, and the same is
printed in the Chicago Tribune. Deli
cate chap, that Theodore. BY the way,
did he give Mr., Townsend the inform
alton the halter attributes to Moulton
That must have been u grave meet
ing when Beechey "wished he was
dead" and Tilton walked in with the
remark that he "wlshed he was dead"
and Moulton gave responsive sigh
that he "wished HE was dend." Why
cannot people have their wishes graf
flied IN. this world:
While. a man is stringing harp, he
tries the string, not for music, but for
construction. When the work is fin
ished II shall be played for melodies.
God Is lashioning the human heart for
future joy. He only sounds a string
here and there 20 see how far His work
has progressed Beecher
Mixed up in the Brooklyn scandal
now is Winslow, of the firm who make
the "soothing syrup" with which SO
many babies are yearly drugged to
death. But alas for Beecher and Tilton
Not peoples, nor mandragora, nor all
the soothing syrupsN of the world can
medicine them to the sweet sleep they
knew Yesterday Courier-Journal.
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the general prosperity TO any very great
extent. Let them, however combine
their different resources Into one ineil'
tuition, aud at once power aud strength
result from the combination, The or
ganlsed capital can make larger re'
turns for IT, individual owners, ana
can NJ the same time afford 10 assist
In developing tho general welfare
This, Of course, h upon the assumption
TINT II " managed with honesty and
With ordinary capacity.
IL there not unemployed capital In
Dallas county that could he organized
into banking institutions II The proper
steps were taken 10 secure II? From
the ldea we have Of the wealth and re-
sources of the county, we have no hes
itatlon In expressing our opinion that
there IL abundance of such capital II
II were properly utilized, to supply the
demand for money, aud lower the rate
of interest that bids fair TO choke
many good enterprise 10 death,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
INTEREST AND MONEY.

Money is commanding here in Dali
las from three TO five per cent per
month, and is hard to get even at that
rate on the very hest collaterals. We
don't suppose that person could bor-
row more than two hundred dollars
on warehouse receipt for ten bales of
cotton and not ut less rate than three
per cent u month. This condition OF
affairs Is, Of course, calculated to re-
press enterprise and retard improve
ment. Aud great many persons, re-.
alizing this effect of the condition OF
the money market, arc disposed to crit
Else the course ofthose who have mon-
~ to lend, and speak of them as usur-
crs, extortioners, etc. Now, we have
no sympathy with any such express
slons. We look upon money just as
any other commodity-that the man
who has It has the right TO get all he
can for 1t, just as the farmer does for
his cotton, the merchant for his dry
goods, etc. The reason why money
Is commanding such high rate is
simply because II Is scarce. fthere
were twice MS much Of II here the rate
of interest would not be more than
halfit now Is. What Is needed here Is
mora baukinp capital Dallaa ouyht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
A DALLAS CUSTOM.

That Of the policemen dlschnrglng
loaded pistols oil over the city every
time an alarm of fire IL raised NJ night
The object IL TO arouse those who are
not awakened either by the bell or the
hallooing, II IL accompanied with
much DANGER aud we lavo heard sew
eral men say that they have been de-
tered from turning out when m alarm
was raised lest they might catch a
stray ball. Though 1t Is peculiarly a
Dallas custo m, we think II Is one that
would by much "more honored In the
breach than IN the observance
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
EAST FORK BRIDGE.

We have several times already en-
deavored to impress upon the business
men Of Dallas, the importance of con-
structing u bridge across the East fork
so MS to enable the people of Hunt and
adjoining counties to reach this place
with their produce. The very great
Importance of securing the erection of
this bridge at an early day is our apol-
ogy for again bringing 1t to the atten-
ton of our readers.
We take this proposition to be self
evident, that in consequence of the
shortness Of the crops, in the region on
which Dallas depends for its trade, the
amount of business done here last
season can not be done this season UNI
less extraordinary exertions are made
to secure trade from other quarters.
What the effect of u decrease in the bu-
siness of the city the approaching
season, rs compared with the last sea-
sons business would be, it is not worth
while for rs TO attempt TO show. The
cry would at once be- raised, Dallas is
going down; 1t would he taken up 10y
her many rivals in northern Texas,
and would be repeated with so much
persistency that it would be bound to
have a certain effect. Dallas is now
moving steadily forward on sure and
safe basis, and IL behooves all who are
interested in her wei fare to see to it
that nothing may occur to retard this
onward movement.
In order, as we said before, that there
may not be falling oft in the BUSH
ness of the season, on which we are
just entering, it is necessary that we
should be reaching out in every direc-
ton for trade. And 1t is in this
point of view that the construc-
ton of the bridge over East fork be-
comes matter of so vital inn
portance TO the prosperity of our city.
As.it Is now the distance to be travel
ed between Dallas and Rockwell Is
about twenty-slx miles, and q portion
of this is through the bottoms of East
Cork, which In the winter are almos t
entirely impossible. II the bridge is
put at the point designated, the dis
lance to be travelled will be reduced to
twenty miles, and the worst part of the
road will be avoided altogether. We
published a few days ago an article
from the Rockwell Banner, stating
that II there was bridge over East
fork the trade aud travel from that
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
Mischief In the Air.

We cannot analyze the polsons that pro.
duce epidemic and endemic diseases: hut the
valuable discoveries which have been made
In vegetable pharmacy enable US to coun-
teract their malihc inil uence. The most pow
erful known antidote to every species OF ma
larla Is HoStctter's stomach Biticrs, n pure
botanical medicine, hi which the finest am
tiseptics, TONES, Alternatives and stimulants
of the vegetable kingdom are skillfully and
effectively combined. AT seasons of the year
when the atmosphere is surcharged with
inlasma, and whenever the specific virus OF
any Infectious disease Is supposed To be pres.
ent IN the air. this famous corrective should
be taken regularly us n protective. All who
choose "a observe this precaution may bid
defiance to Intermittent and remittcnt ie-
vcrs, and in fact TO all disorders generated by
foul exhalations or impure water.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
For Congress-Third District
HON. JAMES W, YHROCKMORYON,
0f go,Ilu.
rAIIl.

III reply 40 our inquiry Of several
days ago M to whether OF nolw would
have fair this fall, We are authorized
by Colonel W. u, Miller, president OF
the Dallas faIr association, 10 state that
there viii he no fair held this season On
the grounds belonging to said associa'
lion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
Texas Editorial and Press Association.

The Texas press association will
meet in Dallas on Thursday, the 10th
Of September A full attendance is
requested, and the press of the entire
S ate are most cordially requested to
attend. q. a. CUTLER,
A. b. NORTON,
G. G. NOGLE,
Vice Presidents.
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NOTICE.

II has become an absolute necessity with
US 10 adopt the cish system. Hereafter we
will sell goods only for cash In hand. Thank
ing our customers for past patronage, we
hope they will appreciate our motive In this
and send In their orders hereafter accompa.
MED with the cash.
LONE STAR OIL AND LAMP CO.
Dallas, August %, 1871. l63d3t
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Condensed Through Time Gard
TO points North and East via tho
Houston and Texas Central Ry
Trains arrive and depart from Houston Al


Leaves........ 300 A. NJ Leaves....,... $50 p NJ.
Arrives......, $40 A. M, Arrives...,.. $40 p. NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket Office, 70
fremont street.
A. FAULKNER, Agent.
New York City Freight and Ticket Office,
3i5 Broadway.
+. l.. MANCHESTER, Agent.
Visitors TO above cities will find THESE Of
fees pleasant place of resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers will be
found.
j. DURAND, Genr Sup't.
]. WALDO. 9enl Ticket Agent
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FOB woRK-Letter Heads, Cards, Circulars,
y Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers' Briefs, Pam.
phlets and every kind Of Job Printing
promptly executed at the Herald once,
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
CLOSE CONNECTION

with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, PALESTINE
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Al
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe.
Vicksburg and the South. At Texarkana,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23
CORNER OF ELM AND LAMAR.

Win an extensive and choice stock of every
tnlng Ia their line and where they will be
pleased TO meet their city and country pat-
rons. They will still retain their old stand,
eorner OF Main and jefferson streets, where
their customers, as IN the past, viii be
warmly Welcomed. li7dsm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-23

lob wORK-Letter Heads, Cards, Ci ~ psms
u Bill Heads, Posters, Lawyers hfiepS.,ntina
promptly executed sStbs Herald omss
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Shops between Main and Commerce, 'front.'
ing the river. ll1d2m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-13
Baltimore, Mb, 9ereia9 13 Nobember 1874.

fommen uno oaburd) ginbeit in Ser Sbitig=
felt bes nadlten consreiiioneuen llnterbauies
Su er5ielen.
Son 8uffa1o tpirb semelbet, baB Gapt.
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lebtcn Sturme itranoete, in einem Soote, be-
gleitet bon Sluei Diatrolen, na1 Der Stabt
fubr, I'M Soiilfe Al bolen. Seitbem bat man
peber BON Uilnpbp nod ben swei Mt0trolen
lpieoer @trpas geieben. 9a Wtnrpbp, als er
baS gSrad perlieb, 5000 in Der Sald]e batte,
10 befiirftet man, OaB er BON ben Wtatrolen
nmgebradbt rporoen lit.
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bat man cine unbefannte nlGnnlid]e 2eibe
ans benz @aiier geSogen. llnteriu6ung err
gtebt, baB Der Ofann NIT Qrfentf pergiftet
mar. Die Bolisei bat Nahforihun9en an
geitelt.
@on g em Dorf mi 5 Der ganferott Der
8roceriewaarenbdncler GoB & Snitb aH9es
seiat. Sbre Shuloen betragen sl25 5,OOO.
Sn 9 it II bat iid cine ySrauen< Sempe-
ren5 Union" 9ebilbet. Die goitoner Srauen
i9elmen es n6tbig III haben.
Die offi,iele Stimmsnsdblung in g b l.
la abelpbia bat cine Ntaloritdt BON 1903
fir Die Eepublifaner ergeben; bel Der leeten
YrdNbenteumabl betrug Die republlfantide
Dtaioritat nod nabc5n 10000 Stimnten.
Sn 8urlingame, &anias, begann ain
letten Otittmof Der YroSeB oeS Senators
BomeroD, wegen gSablbenehung.- Bomerop
eri1ien nit einer sroBen an5abl ieiner slu=
bdnser in Dem Stdbtd,en uno Die Suit mar
boiler 9eriihte iiber Seitebuug Der 9eidlwo-
renen.
Der bsnofratii6e @ouperueurs GanoiSat
bon Senneliee iieste in oem btSber re-
Sft= =Senneiiee nit 2000 Stln=
men Wtebrbeit.
Die Dtiinse in =Srleans lit re-
parirt uno Die Brdguns bon Gelo uirb bier
lpteber aufgenomnen lperben, lobalb ein
Afager ernanut lit.
Die @eiebgebung bon Sntario ipurbe
geitern in Soronto, Canada, er0ffnet.
SIM Sunoesseridte bon Cincinnati
nuroen getsrn Batrid WfcSartp uno Srau
Cinnamon ihuloig beiunocn, couipirirt sI
baben, bic 1e9ierung su betriiaen. 6rau
Cinnamon mar cine SolOarenlpittlpe, batre
iid aber a Monate nod beln 5oDe ibres
Utaunes i'm Sabre 1865 luieber perbeiratbet;
bic ganse 3elt ber bat iie iebod als gSittme
PenTon be5ogeu. NtcGartg bel6wor getreu=
ld ibre Yapisre.
Sn 9tttle 8of, slrf., iparb seitern Der
9ouperneur @arlano in's gmt
stn9eleet.
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@ertd,ts 8ernanolu,oeu.


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polls, oeH ~. Nouenber. - Fir morGen iiu6
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beIGfet : = y. VlegIin9er ploef 8errp, Cart Il
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Sie tanfmdrmiIde 2i8entur uon
Il. u. Dunn & Coup,
SuDoNsUue OCT s'dlIIHfutt- UNU pHntIeHHt
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aae uotbi9eu oetGiltrten 5nIOtmationeu btniibutG
Der SteQung, &erGntlUoItlldteit &C. uou Saueuten,
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teTte uuo aus9eOebutefte Spiem, Detbe5 icmaIs iir
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rpeltbe in Den buuptidbt1iten Stdoteu fub; unIers
Srleitteruugen torncn uiCht ubertroifeu iuerocn.
SSmt. g. Scariett, bterluo5 o5uen0er eompGgnon.
ga ,ydatge AulprhdMFasfoeu eE9e5ogen uu6 G5e.
rtltsiGden i'm Aa9emctRsm beior9t. (jan21,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-13
Sic Slattert, II, Sat,noo.

gtontreal, Gan., -. gtop. - Snfolge
Der bebeutenpen 3unabme Der Slattern bat
pas Olreftormm Der prOteitantiiden Stulen
Die ausidlieBuns aler nidt seilnpften Sin.
Der befohleu.
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GOucOrOia.
OeutGlbes Gbeater.

QriiTiItsr 0Trettor. ....... @uftap s6erenbera.
8apelmeiiter ......... ..Srof. Z. 8. TofcipaIo.
Ihbebntc z&orteluug.
S,tate. ben l3. ytoUembcr 1874,
gum 3ueiteu UiGe
NIT adnSlt6 ueuer Nu5fattunA an SetorGtjoueu,
9oumeR uuo 8cquiIiten nab 2tnleituug oes Dtreiz
tors Sdleren6erQ:
vSic lb0ne 6clena"
O. A BELLE HELENE"),
Opera Bouifl in 3 Iftcn oou UetlbGc uno SaIeuu,
oeutid pan g. 0obm; Diuiit uon slucaue5 SfenbGd).
1. NbtbeituIg 9as Srafei.
2. Nbtbeilung Der Sraum.
3. abtgeliung Die t.utiubrume.
I9it groSem pcrIiarPten Srdciter uno 6bor
uuter Yeitnug oco Trot. RoiewalD.
Gntrite@$ $rct5 30 cents, relerorte SiBe ID Gents.
ReierUirte Stse iur otele NorIeiluna itHo an
2ouuernag, ben l2. .. Wt,S., bel Wc2Gifrep, yir.
2J9, l3eit SaltmoreItrd8e. uHo IN Srettas in Der
o@oucoroiGz0 Safe" 10 u Geu's gu ba6eu.
Saiiens groffnuu9 nbr. Dc9nu Der g5Orite1ung
prlciie u5r.
Sur sefaaigcn Seatjtuus
Gem Wuuihe 0ieler EbeutcrIrennoc Su entiprez
6cH, tuo bis auI l8ettCres Yadetc ~ Bt1cte Bu
lU Solat6 sci 0ru, u. 2S. SdJmcfen ote6 in oer
n9oucoroia@0aue" gu baOeH. Siec Billete berebtt@
gen Oeu Snhaber, III Z age ser y riteIIuug
SiBc obue Grtra zYerqtt luuQ 3u recroirru f27t-2)
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2!dJt 4inoer oem @ritidmn8stooc
t1Qbe+

Stem grnnsmtd, 10, y. Stop.
- Sim Wiunta9 Wtorsen eruahte Sr. s. u.
3uberft baourd), baB zines ieiner &luber aus
pem Sette fiel. als er oarauf binauietlte,
fano er, OaB ieine idmnltliden,adt&mber ourd)
bas Dem Sfen srtltr0menbe &obl,ugas be-
uuBtloS i'm Sette la9en. gaur cine 5ohter
nta1te ben Ssriuf, benz Gritidungstooe 3l
cntseben unO fiel babel ans benz Sette.
@ine weitere Sepe9uns gu MAIDEN, mar ibr
unmDglld).
Saourd aber rettete iie ii6 unb ibrcn iib,iz
gen @eidpiiteru ras 2eben Die tosoun
IImnltlidh npd frarlf barnienerlieneu.
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Scr 9frbetter=2tats itano It. S3e,t=
SGiuftinftSA

9alifar, N.-Sd., y. Nou. & Ser s(uSs
itnnb in ben aob!enbergiperfen pon Ytncton,
Jteu. S9ottlaub, oauert nod inlmer furt. Die
!3lbl Der fsiernOen Ser9leute lit iiber 1000.
9ieiebsn perhinoern audl bic 3immerleute
unb Shntiebe an ibrer 4rbeit.
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@rGnNe.

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gSobnlng oes @t9arrenfabrfanteu Soiepb
s. Garter brannte beute ab. Garter begab
ftd in ben Seler, nm ieinen Sabads< Sor=
rat6 su retten, unO fam babel IN ben Slant
men I'M.
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Quebec, San. 12. gtop.-Oer 0ampfer
ugSidins" bon SiuerpOol iit 10 Dtellen
unterbalb Oieier Stabt aui ben Strauo se,
lallfen.
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geraubte anabe @harlep 8pB tit bis bierber
perfolgt worbeu. Gin 6rauen3lnmer, mel.
dies ii6 SaSaro nanutc, uuo bcreu Sodter
faner Dor etlpa pier Mouaten nit einem 1e=
itoblenen ainbe bier oil. 0te !Sa;aro muroe
utrbaftet, unb mehrere anerifanilhe @ebeinl=
poliSiiten iuden jebt ibre So1ter, peld)e cas
Ginb uuter ihrer Shhut hot.
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y. &atsse, 9erausseber.
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/! le Telr5euse u. (. f.
So5 Nireftoriurl befte1t aus foIsenben Serren:
0m. o. s arriion, YraiiSent;
Geo. U. Eifers, s. p. 8apff,
Saoi0 g. @ilion, s. Ro6t. Senfins,
Soiia9 Bennington, 6. @torton Stetodrt
fysanci5 3. 9ins, 9. s. Refpcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Srpille Soripi3,
81. e. Steuart, %. GS. 2aolor,
S5m. $. Srune, S5rael eoben,
Georges 8. Sarriiou.
appli;atons=Tormulare uno iUeiere Nahr.dt E5e,
bic Geieai baft ptro In Der Office giboetzGde non
Sou f. uno g3aterrabe, ertbett, no aud oGe q If
tri9e ofort erleoi9t fperoeu. grrfberun9eu peroen
amf irgeno cine Sri au9euommeu. iuelbe Der appIis
tlat wunl hen mag.
(5aut,1SD 8r. eSoeomortb, GER.
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stinat3sWgettet oer Safnlarfctct
Nnttt fttfSifpft.

Ybtl a bel p hi a., II. gtObbr.-O1e 9D.
Seaslee $50. BON Nelp.Dorf itnb 5u@eneralz
aaentsn Der Sdfularfeiers s6inanSz zeommlllion
fir Die Staaten gtem=Dorf, Utaiiahuietts
uun Spunecticut ernannt rp0rOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-13
Die Barrier RanQe
9te YarIpr=Sonue It. .Sd,neabet5ers
Gfufrplab-Dffcn

haben ale cnberen i'm Sei5en hterfnselt nno per-
Innnsn meuio Teparatur. IabrSirt uub perfauit Don
". s. Uooo & Somp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uno GutamrrGBe.
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ein WatcrmorS.

BON Nerp= Seoforo bra6te seitern abenD iet=
nem Sater febeu gsfdbri9e Stidpunoen bel,
neil osrielbe bel ieiner 9titdfsbr na9 ldn9erer
ab,peienbeit ieine 9amil,e beidulbiste, eir
iibelberii6tistes Saus sebalten 81 baben.
Ser Manu mlrb mabri6eiuli6 iterben.