The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-01

VIZ invite attention 10 the card Of
DR., w, s, Lee, In io-dNy'a HERALD,
DIR, Icc Is n HOMEOPATHIC physician,
highly recommended by tho first men
In his branch Of The profession, chief
among whom Is DR., w, II, Holeombe,
Of New OrlcNns, 10 nil who favor the
homeopathic system Of medicine we
have no hesitation In recommending
Dr. Lee rs not only n gentleman, but
a thoroughly educated physician We
have seen his letters of introduction 10
some of our citizens, which speak Of
him ~ In the highest terms ASA gem
tlcman aud physician, aud We most
cordially commend him 10 our people.
We may add that DR., Leo was n grad
uale of medicine under the allopathic
system and pracllced IL for number
Of years,
ATTENTION Is called to the special
notice of Doctor Beaumont, of st.
Louis, who proposes early In the pres
ent month to open an inllrmary In this
city for the treatment Of all chronic
diseases, especially those Of the eye
aud the ear We believe that such m
institution IN our city would meet
the wants Of n large scope Of country.
Doctor b. intends to make his inllrm-
arya permanent institution, and hay
ing had large experience In the treat
mcnt Of and operations on the eye and
ear, rs well ~ other chronic complaints,
and he invites all who IRE afflicted to
give him call, or correspond with
him,
The tail-board Of country wagon,
coming into city, fell out yesterday In
crossing the Central road where II cuts
through Elm street, and fifty dozen
eggs, with forly-odd pounds Of butter,
went down in the middle Of the track
and left the locker on to determine
whether somebody had gotten up n
national omelet, ora bucket of white
and bucket ofred paint, in the hands
of two painters coming in opposite
directions, had tried TO pass each other
on the same line
We call the attention of railroad con-
tractors to the advertisement Of DR. j.
w. Calder, president of the Dallas and
Wichita railroad. The company pro-
pose TO let the work to the lowest
bidder, and pay in cash or
in the bonds of the city Of Dallas on the
completion Of the work on each five
miles, giving security for payments
and requiring security for the compile
ton Of the work according to contract,
4 WOMAN about forty years of age
got Off the 1880 Central train yesterday
in search of two husbands which she
learned were in this city. She in
formed n gentleman that IL was not an
unusual thing for her to have from
three to five husbands and that when
they all left her it become we?risome
aud that one of the two in Dallas she
was bound to have.
In response to u call, signed by II
largo number of our best citizens, Mr.,
Il, j. Keeton announces himself, in to-
days paper, as II candidate for the
office of City Assessor and Collector.
Mr. kceton is gentleman of no ordi-
nary ability, and if elected, will doubt-
less make an efficient officer.
1t is q fact, although II sad one, that
hundreds of young people die prema-
turely, from y lack of proper knowl-
edge M to the cause of their ailpeent.
In some eases, especially with the fe-
male sex, false delicacy prevents
their informing any one of their suffer-
ings. Scores of victims of irregularity
in the monthly excavations suffer
on from day to day, without
taking anything to relieve them.
Many young men have made the first
false step, and fear of discovery and
shame deters them from applying for
relief. 10 all such we say with con-
tidence, get William b. Parker's COM
pound fluid extract Duchu and take 1t
according to directions, and you will
soon he made happy in n full resiora-
ton of the vigor of youth. Sold by all
druggists, everywhere.