The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-21
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"THRoCRMoRToN sHINE?n shout
Dallas bootblacks. "You bet!n reply
pedestrians.
OUR departing board of trade should
remember that every man who's bit
by II sleeping cur bed-bug "neversmiles
again.
THERE is likely To be II young bacl
picked of of elm street, In week OF
30, to work henceforth in double har.
ness. Look out for "kerdsn
FORTUNES found every day by in.
vesting In the drawings of the Dallas
agricultural and mechanics gift assoc
citation. Drawings each dry at IL NJ.
and 7p. NJ.
WE saw letter In the postollice, ON
Saturday, addressed "ro the most en-
ergetic young man In Dallas" We
are curious to know who that letter
will be delivered TO.
WE refer to II with faltering pen,
that one of our most graceful, fullest
and instantaneous obituary writers
came drearlly near drowning himself
near this city on Sunday.
WE are requested by Miss Fanni,
Sawyer, secretary of the society, tc
give notice that the ladies aid and be,
nev0lent soclty of st. Matthew'S parish
will meet at Mrs. LHommedieu's, on
Griffin street, between Ross avenue
and Collin street, on tomorrow even.
Ing at half-past FIVE.
SMALL boys in Dallas drill pocket
full Of cigars from u battalion on the
cigar stand while the owner is study
Ing flyology on the ceiling, and then
going across the street, sing ~ want
to be an angel" Soon an elderly fe-
male appears and, struck with their
"early piety," pats 'em on the head
and drops nickel In their fist Dallas
boys know just how this world fools
round its axis.
A YOUNG gentleman on Austin street
embarrassed derrnger "bull pup" at
a twelve o'clock COW frequenter of his
back stoop. The mean thing about 1t
Is that the COW continued very well
throughout the night and kept up its
opera at the back stoop, while man
In an opposite direction howled for
somebody to pick shot out of his leg.
And still that young man plously be-
lieves he can shoot straight.
WE doubt II there il to be found any
where else in Texas as efficient and
prompt corps of clerks as those now
employed In our pQstofiice. With AS
sistant Postmaster s. $. Jones, Chief
Clerk Owen Gerry, Mailing Clerk w.
ID. Adams, Delivery Clerk Harry Neihl,
and Box Distributing Clerk ID. A..
Brown, dispatch and correctness are
the rule, and we heartily congratulate
Postmaster Jones on his selections.
And withal, the arrangement of the
new office is convenient both for the
people and the force employed.
MANY people, when attacked with
pain In the back, or other SYMPTOMS of
arrangement of the kidneys, have re.
course to gin for its diuretic properties,
Now, the juniper berry. from which
gin is made, is possessed of highly
remedial properties, but the quantity
contained in the distilled spirit is too
small to be of much avail, besides the
danger OF acquiring an appetite for al
coholic stimulants. One of the inpre-
dlents In William b. Parkers Com
pound Fluid Extract Buchu is juniper,
but 10 the shape of highly concen-
trated fluid extract, possessing all the
virtues and none of the deleterious
principles OF the berry. In short, in
this combination there is presented TO
the sufferers remedy unsurpassed. Sold
by all druggists, everywhere.