The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-03

yousness or abstraction upon the part
Of their wlyos,alter the wives read lhls,
we trust they viii not condemn M, for
we're hound 10 give the news,
1'uIs city IL full Of young men who
are living on hope, the concessions OF
their landlord and borrowed guilds OF
tobacco, while thousands of acres OF
land In this county need their muscle
daily. The cry Of about half OF them'
before long, win be-
"Stny, jailer stay, aud hear my woe''
and the laller viii Just ms likely as not
fail 10 hear their woe,
THE bloody assault committed Satlr-
day night on the person Of Mr.. Nov
lille, local editor of our evening co,em-
poraly, the Commercial, by the fellow
Ray, we are gratilied to know Is to be
conducted TO climax by our authorl-
ties, which will teach such beings the
cost Of such dlabolism. We are pleased
10 know that Mr.. Neville Is rapidly re-
covering from his wounds.
INFORMATION Of an attempt at sui
eide came TO our willing ears yesterday.
II was II spooncy whose false one had
extended him the mitten, and he ut
oncerushed to his mammals rNg-bag to
shoot himself through the head with II
rag, but failing TO bore that squash to
death in that way, he dried his tears
and Is laborlng to cramp 1t through.
And this young man doesn't live n
hundred blocks from street whose
name commences with b.
A Two-LEGGED, we mean two
barreled, gun was found by negro
boy on Sunday, under building in
rear Of Mr.. Kahn's bakery. A man
noticing the negroes discovery, walked
up to him and demanded the gun, say
ing that he would publish n notice of
It's having been found in one of the
citypapers, sothat theright owner could
recover 1t. As neither Of the dailies
have any notice Of the kind, we are
bound to believe that the man de-
handing the gun of the negro had no
right TO it, II looks TO ~ like buying
II hat when nobody's in the store.
I'm ,,,ilI ho ran,aN,knpa that yo
noticed some time last October the
robbery of the postoifice at Mineola, of u
tin safe containing registered matter,
etc. Mr.. Heath, route agent of the
Texas and Pacific railroad, handed us
yesterday the following note, which he
received from the postmaster ut Mine
ola.
~ have found my safe that was
stolen In October papers, stamps, etc.
all sound and good. II was about half
II mile north of the postolllce, under II
small bush, covered with leaves.
| n. l.. SCRUGGS.n
Two men, on Sunday morning about
five O'Clock, broke into the storage
room Of Major II. V. Thompkins, on
Elm street, and had effected the re-
moval of II trunk and box, when they
rudely aroused young Mr.. Adair, who
was sleeping in the room above, from
dreams of his lady-love, and that
Snightly gentleman instantly hurried
down stairs to shield the property Of
the house from spoliating hands. The
rascals decamped, however, before A.
arrived, abandoning their booty.
GENEROUS apple dealer in wagon
on the corner of Elm and Lamar street,
yesterday, to little boy; "Sonny, will
you have an apple?" eyes sir" diff
IDENTIFY replied the boy. "May-be you
have little brother or sister?n adds
the man, spreading his mantle OF char
ity still broader, "Let me see, sir,n
says the boy Frightening up, "pse got
some brothers and sisters, | have.
There's (callingtheir two given names)
Thomas Freyhingheysen, there's
George Bangs, there's Philander Ma
son, there's johnson Weems, there's
Worthington Henry, there's "But,
my little man." interrupts the apple
owner, ''it appears to me you have an
unusual number of brothers, and
"fes,' says the boy, cutting the man
short, ~ alters counts my brothers and
sisters accordin' to the size of the APP
pie pile" The owner thinks he sees it
and whips up,
A FEW years ago there was no other
way known to obtain the virtues of
the leaves of various plants but by
maceration in water, to make, rs it is
called, an infusion, or by using alcohol,
and thus making u tincture. In either
case one had to drink an indefinite
amount of liquid to obtain very small
quantity of the medicinal effects of the
plants. How altered is this, however.
The process of extracting all the valua-
bic properties with none of the inert
or Injurious properties, 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 Will
liam b. Parkers Compound Fluid Ex-
tract Buchu. No heat is used, there
fore all the finer and volatile princi-
pies are fully preserved, thewhole pre-
pared IN pdcuo, in the most careful
manner product of rare excellence is
obtained. Sold by all druggists, every