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Weighty.

The reasons for adding marble dust,
alum, starch, flour, ETC., to baking pow
ders, are to make them weighty, and
thus add to profit. II would be well
for housekeepers to know that DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is free
from these adulterants, hence the pur-
est and most economical. AS two
teaspoonfuls go as far ~ three tea
spoonfuls of the heavy kinds, and rs
baking powders are used by teaspoon-
fuls and not by weight, the saving in
this direction Is no small item.
DIR. Prices Baking Powder and his
True Flavoring Extracts are beyond
all question the best and most perfect
of anything In the market. To insure
certainty buy DIR. Prices powder only
In cans.
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A Nasrsw Eseaps.

Friday al noon two off, \, Records
students, John Sparkman and An
drew Gainea, rode their horses 10 wa
ter aud on returning 10 the school
house the horses, from some cause,
started 10 run, aud the one bparkman
was riding was going NJ full speed.
When attempting 10 pass through u
large gate, near the residence OF Cap
tain Walter Caruth's, the horse threw
sparkman on just before getting 10 the
gate, and passing In close proximity 10
tho gate post his head struck one Of the
planks OF which the fence was made,
knocking II loose from the gate post.
He received but slight hurt, however,
aud holding 10 the rein VI the horse
after falling no pulled II against the
gate post, which not only knocked out
the brains Of the horse, but broke lts
neck short OFT
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TEMPERANCE BOOKS
OfalI kinds are constantly KEEP
AIT Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
Pool Shooting.

The coming holiday sports commenced on
Saturday, December 5th, at Duane Il Co.
shooting gallery. No. 4OS Main street, Dallas,
Texas, where the best shots In the weekly
pool will be awarded hundreds Of dollars.
Amateurs and all lovers of shooting should
come, Us lessons in shooting are given free OF
charge. Remember, the old and experienced
shots are not always the best
RULES IN POOL SHOOTING,
Al Duane a Co.'s Shooiing Gallery:
Rule 1.-The weekly pool will open on the
commencement of each week, and will close
ON Saturday night ut eleven o'clock.
Rule ALI persons shooting for the pool
must deposit their entrance Tor each card
that they shoot at.
Rule 3-The proprietor will deposit twenty
times the amount OF the entrance fee.
Rule i-The person making the four best
consecutive shots, string measurement on
the card, will be entitled TO all the money in
the pool box, less ten per cent.
Rule 5-No person connected with the gal
lery win be permitted to shoot for the pool.
Rule Sat the closing ofeach weekly pool,
the lock box will be opened under an ahida-
Wit that the contents OF the lock box is true
and correct. 258dtf
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oross on exhibition ut Mr., MItehle's
jewelry store, should call at once, az
tho chances arc being rapidly taken,
The cross IL valued NJ $1,000, There
are one hundred and fifty chances ut
ton dollars each, The cross can readily
be sold for one thousand dollars, The
raliie will take place Ut Odd Fellows
hall, on the evening Of the 2ith OF De-
cember This Is an excellent opportu'
nifty for the winner 10 make hand
some Christmas present 10 his wife,
sister or sweetheart, or to get money 70
enjoy the holidays with.
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no iha Clergy And Laily ~ the Diarese
Ol Texas,

OaAnA, November ~, lhii'
RRErHREE-Our we'll beloved brother In
Christ, lhe very Ray Alexander CHARLES Oar
relt, u, w., dean, ETC., IL 70 be oonseeraied
Missionary BlHh0p NJ northern Texas, Va
Trinity cathedral, Omaha, Nebraska on the
fourth SUNDAY In Advent, December the 9Ollll
~ the hour ~ eleven o'clock An,
The Right Itsy, u, II. Clarhson, D. d. Ill
D,l being the conservatory the lIlghl Rev D.
Il, futile, d. d., Missionary Bishop ~ Utah.
preacher with tho Right Rev william H.
Hare d. D., Missionary bishop OF Riobrara'
and the Right Rev, y, y, Apspldlng, D. d.
Missionary Bishop Of Colorado, pfesenleTs'
iou are cordially Invited 10 ba present
should YOU be able "a come, please INFORM
the undersigned without delay, that accom-
notation may DO secured Tor you, 10y order
81 tho presiding bishop,
JAMES PATTERSON, Omaha,
ny, q, SHAW, silver Glen,
2lhdeol6 Attendant frehbyters'
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What the Southern Press Nav a, :.
Tribune, WV

we consider the Tribune a vary walnut,
phbpf'yy AhneYlllo IN, o. Citigon. '"'""pio
Tie New York Tribune, In ita iaitho,,
whIchlhg exposure OF outrage slanda,Iu hu
n ar,,in wv oLhelhlaleh has done mmensa
NJ luo W rum ana JuRtlcc,--fhiacon puhv
Telegraph ana Messenger, ''''" uhl
We thank the New York Tribune g..
manly ana powerful words In denai'v ~ lh
Justice lor NE people OF AIabama'"pwvua,nng
g0mery (Ala,) News. @ohl-
Tho best Newspaper In tho wo,la 4
New York Tribune. IL combine" NV, au Al, ~ We
ana sagaclty OF tho London Mines ,y u,isnlly
representative newa enterprise al AmHsi, nv
baltimore Bulletin. '' VI america
a paper 20 be admired for It's lndependo,..
oai IpuS , 1hnd ls reliabilily q news-lEplsco.
ANY one who wants a flrst.clnas
WHEN Keeps fnlly up with the tiI,eg mi II yPu.
hlufe science and art should subsrrIhssl'
shs ,tfipnne'-lsparianburg Is. q Carcl1UOaa
The Imperial sheet of the world. ina Va.
South. Fia'l New
We regard II ~ the best paper MI IN ~
published In the United staies.- MorrIsioSwn
lTenn.) Gazette. p''"""Wh
eddy the first OF American newspnne SauoHo!'
ever may be said OF lts rivals, IL ina cIsa,i,,
won precedence OF ali, and very eredi,shi,,
does y represent the journalism OF Inc sau,y
lTy' WINE dealing with all the toplos co,n
Ing within the range OF q newspaner SV ill.,
tribune makes specially OF the preat sn my
Ject OF agriculture. II becomes thereiopSee V a
matter or vital, importance 10 the conn,,a
that the direction OF the ideas OF this vas,
section should be In able and consoion,,o~,ss
hands, and matter for congratulation iSSs
NE farmers newspaper par excellence ms
We high standing OF the Tribune : pIS I'M
The Now York Tribune Is doing n proo,
work In .popularizing science, by The p sn.
cation Of cheap extras 10 that great dailv
Our Monthly, Clinton, IS. q.
American newspaper enterprise Ia proha.
oly, nj TINS time more fully Illustrated In the
daily issues OF the New York Tribune than
any other Observation-Disclosures, N, O.,
Star. ~ W
Unequaled In culture, dignity, comprehen.
sive breadth, polish OF expression and intel.
lectual fettered by no party ties, boited in.
decencies of speech, and hysteric with no
tural journal.
Surely the paper has maintained success.
mlly the high popularity which he be.
queathed II, and the name OF an ably con-
Quoted and independent Journal, which il
now deserves even more Justly than M any
Time during Mr.. GreeleyS life.--l Petersburg
Wal Index.
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Biggest stock or Holiday
Goods In town nt
PIERCE a. LYLES.

The great Dallas bazaar win open on Mon.
day morning with the largest aud best se.
lected stock OF toys, china, Bohemian glass
ware, music-boIes, albums, horses, wagons,
ahoo'iiys, vcloclpedeS, and everything suita-
bio for Christmas and New Years gfts for
both old aud young.
Come ono, come nlh and SEE the grandcst
display ever exhibited In Texas
Elm street, opposite Sanger Bros.
Sdlt NJ. s. LEVY, proprietor,
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OUR POOR AND DESTITUTE.
Meeting on Sunday ut Three O'ClOC X
P. A., at the Mayors once.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY OF DALLAS, |
December u, 1874.
10 the officers OF the different Benevolent So
cieties OF the city;
You are respectfully requested to
meet me at my office at three o'clock
p. NJ. to-day, to consult as to the best
manner of providing for the poor and
destitute of our city. As there are a
large number of objects of charity, wo-
men and children in different parts of
the city, whose daily appeals for assls-
lance should not be disregarded, /
hope that all the societies will be rep
resented.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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Cinb Prices for the Rest Home ana,
Foreign Literature,

Possessed of the Living Age and one mr.
either OF our vivacious American montb.
lies subscriber will ind himself in com.
phia Bulletin. 'auel-
For $40 50 covering prepayment of nos,oro
on both periodicals, instead Of for sl0.nl yi,nb
postage not prepaid. as heretoforel The III
Ing Age aud either one of the American fol- rrs
dollar DC pn monthly Magazines lHarpers Weekly
viii be sent for year; or. for sl0 "a tn eeIaiy)
ing age and scri6ner's st. Nicholas. NJ NV
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PROSPECTUS
TIL &c
NEW u. YORK TRIBUNE
'Yle Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY

la lhe recent elections tba -,
dem en Y, mNpt w honesty Ia pOliiies NV g.
nhtenlphpu ~ journalism, iha az Al,d Ia.
nlm,Nsrr ypais sho leelaled that Il Was 'n,dipune
NY vamrdtn'p MpuIh Dsa party organ ~ ~ hnd
N eourse ana ts popular. yin1catllnaa'
splrs ~ Tue people iuf reform, sna result ihs
sikvfelhinshl, pr,ealdoT and ND s integrity
sIhl,'t,s npWsphptfa, ppTlna M. nrssnasnea
mmnlel lhs llsl closed The MI , NM eth palgn
ins "'nIu w. right 10 The lille Oh ~ luty
M S enrnsd Nswsppper," Thls posl i,ssd,
among other reaso ,e'A'nA for the Ioliowins
a, Pnptishea III tho news. ea,l,a.
paper, 's'"uy 'lhh any OTHER
4 insists on peace throuo,oo, 49,,
epuun,Ig, lhn Ilkht Of local ssir'Doy .nv whole
Is ~ w Pieltullon Of all Glasses in hlheht
iii advocaI} w ann legal rights. 'Aef'
between Inrll, hpddnunnoe ana good feelins
h9lehl ana abiding fe0oneiliaii mpoia Iuf M
Ihhlhlalnh fairness and csua
puu',u nsn anu questions, and XIX, W,Whl
"nhIlshy toward associates ana rIv,hinn''v and
s,dn pnnlIaneh hnlel tho news, reports H..
siu,'a amn ulhppNrfleA " u degree ny ini'hVuA
nnn accuracy never before attained Ibu,'n n
" gives every. week ten or mors oo,.,
lhp llpsl carefully prepared e,",nilh 0I
hhllhl uuIlhK tho yhar nuch ,hh'Nullntal
aggregate llAn the entire oo,, H'vlp W llip
other hgrlenltllral publication. aud u M, ~ any
lMllliiE department Of which an y" a', whole
~ ma ,,aa 1" ~, sh'ul VT has done ,nas
enee which eyer exisled,H' "A' "'hef lnnu'
~ nus published 4 series OF Holen,,ao 49,,
literary extras which have mei ~ ,nlino ana
ana more emphatic popular n,,a Wlusr sale
any hilili'f publication OF the kind uhh
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Tho Concsr, ana Tabloaus

10 be given by the lady patrons Of the
Dallas College takes place on Tuesday
at Odd Fellows hall. Among the
distinguished amateurs who have
kindly consented 10 appear are Mr..
Francis, OF Lawrence; Miss Alice
Fisher, Miss Blanche and Mr., q. X.
Meyer, OF Marshall, and Miss Ella
Rivea, Professor Often, Mr.. Foot aud
and Major obenohaln, of Dallas. The
entertainment Is given to procure
school furniture, Go everybody.
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UNTIL JANUARYI1, 1875,

mmewli give one years subscription 70 the
monthiy, and the entire eight bound vol
uanes, m cloth, containing more than SOS
NOT PAID, Tor sl6 the same volumes in libra
paid, $1,000.
Ut, one years subscription 10 the Monthly
cloth, containing all "The Great south"
papers, CHARGES paid, $40 70; charges not paid
49, tne same, volumes In library style,
charges paid, sl2 90 charges not paid. 5000.
We prepay postage on all subscriptions re-
ceived At the above rates
SUBSCRIBERS will please remit in postof1ce
money orders, or In hank checks or drafts, or
by registered letters. Money In letters not
registered, at sender's risk,
ocrloners Monthly and 81 Ninhnla a %.
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q. g. Rivers, Esq, the business
manager OF the HERALD, left, yester-
day morning, for flying visit to
Houston. We hand him over TO the
pious local of the Telegraph with in-
junctures TO soc that the religious edl-
tor does not corrupt his morals.
Rev. r. G. Buckner, editor of the
Religious Messenger published at
Paris, In this state, IL In the city.
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Monte Christie
Cigars at cobb II Co. u, III Elm street.
Card.

Gard.
The undersigned having leased the build
Ing known M tho Phoenix hotel, formerly
kept by Jerry Brown has RENTED and re-fur.
nished 1t throughout. Parties desiring FIRST
class accommodations, at moderate prices,
can secure them by applying NJ the Phoenix
The house is convenient to the Central depot,
and hut short distance from the Texas Pa.
cihc. street cars pass the house every few
minutes. Attentive runners viii be in at
tendance at all the trains, In connection
with the Phoenix will be tirst-class gymna.
SUM and reading room. where all the latest
foreign and domestic news and sporting pa
pers will always be found on file.
G. W. MOVES,
Formerly Mnnager CRESCENT City CIRCUS.
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At a Cost of a5 Cents IA Part
PARTS |, IL, AND Ill ARE JUST PUBLISHED.
THE ART JOURNAL.

Complete in II monthly parts, at 81 each.
Reproducing the best full-page illustrations
from the earlier volumes OF the Aldine.
Each monthly part will contain six slperb
plates with accompanying descriptive mat
Ter, and whether for bindingor framing, will
be entirely beyond competition in price or
artlstlc character. Every impression Will be
most carefully taken on the finest toned
paper, and no pains will be spared TO make
this the richest production of a press which
mas won, in II marvelously short time, n
worldwide reputation ' q
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EXTRAORDINARY Fast Freight Time

Messrs. M. Ullmann 4 Co., OF this
city, have just received chr load OF
coffee from New York by Merchants
Dispatch and Texas and Pacific, which
was less than twelve days in transit.
This beats any freight time yet made,
and speaks well for the above men
toned routes.
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ARNOLD's INKS AND WRIT
ING FLUID,

By the pint, quart or gallon
cheap, very cheap, NJ Frank
Inns book store, 5Oi Main
street, and everything else
usually found la ~ first-ciAss
book store, may be found al
the same place nnd sold On ilie
same terms.
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lHiactl0n Of seeing neat Enclosure
around the city VI the dead? Let W
remember that we, too, sumo day will
pass away, and that Ia our Journey ~
that home beyond the skies
1--WE must all 10 down for = long nlght'a resl,
Inside ~ tho covered bridge"
w, H. q,
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CANVASSERS WANTED.
THE ALDrNE COMPANY.
So Maiden Lane, New Won,
Ne 'oA' n d. l.. Z. LOCKE,
POPE g. LOCKE

81, Doetors Pope and Locke have associated
s sns,nseFes IN the practice OF medicine and
suIgery, and tender their services To the eli,
lens OF Dallas aud surrounding conntry
d 5ns,r Joint services will be rendered, wher
Locke can be found at night NJ the So,
Sselnto Motel, and DR.. Pope at the office
Unee on the corner of Main and Lama,
Streets opposite Mofrett's drug store. 'A'
25s,sn
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NuiIce

The directors Of the Dallas Library Asso
citation are hereby requested 10 meet ~ the
bank " CASTOR & Thomas, on Monday, DE
celnbcr 18th, NJ y. N. BY order Of III,
president. A, j, RosKsPIELD,
Secretary,
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Howard W, Peak, Esd, 0l Fort WoHl, 10
sn authorised travelling agent ~ tho Dallas
Herald, FROM this date until further notice,
q, W, hWlNDELlA,
December 10, ma
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WALL, PAPER AND WIN
DOW SHADES.

Franklin a. Co., booksellers
statiOners, etc., 5Oi Main street
have now on hand the finest,
cheapest wall paper and win.
dow shades, ana the most 0i
them, ever before offered In
this market.
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent AiunhinOus and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make your houses warm
al ~ very small cost. For sale
by REED ~ EATlHlSOP, Agents,
5O5 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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For clothing, hats, caps and
shoes, for a mere song, go to the
Dollar Store.
OPEN AGAIN.
No. 5O5 Main Street,

Es the number where our
old friends and the public gen.
orally will find us, with 10 full
stock Of books, paper Of all
kinds. stationery, wall paper.
paper bags. wrapping paper
for grocers and merchants, cot
ton sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming I'm ut
REED a. EATHROP,S.
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ron SALE.

NY resideaes, rosnaE Paeine avenue
And Houston streets, embracing hall /.
black 81 gEsupa, with well hnished
sne.stoFy ana basement reeh-eenerese
buiidins, ana ali necessary su'-puiia'
ings, ESQ. An early applicant may Sc
suFe - bsrgain,
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Holiday presents, the largest
assortment I'm the southern
states. 10 compete with any New
York house, You will find al
the Dollar Store.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

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Pr1vel eollaterals. Apply TO "p-
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Leading Foreign Authors

will be given, together with an amount un.
approached by any other periodical in the
world, of the best literary and scientific mat
ter of the day, from the pens of the above
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A. III. Steagall, merchandise
broker. cOnyeyancer and mo-
tary public. Oflice-NO. IO7
Lamar street.
plltf
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scRIBNER q CO.,
e54 broadway, New York.

PERSONS ordering change In the direction
Oh magazines must give both the old and
n = adoress In null. No change can be made
sL,eI the 9TH OF any month In the address OF
Uneinagasine for the following month.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFIpK ~ THE DALLAS HFRALD, /
DpeenheI ", 1874 J

New York commercial, huylng 4 discount
%, Lonlh commercial bpylngl "a Discount,
New Orleans com merplali buylne n Discount
Galveston commercial, buying, u discount
New York bank, selllng, nom par 10 3 pre-
MUM,
H. Louis bank selling, nom par 10 u pre-
MUM,
Nov Orleans hank, selling, nom par 10 y
premium,
OasVestOn bank, selling from par 10 40.
premium,
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Fer cheap dry goods go 10 the
Dollar Store.
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The London Art journal,

ending the elegant frontispece, on heavy
plate paper. superb title page, richly IL
Illuminated in red and gold, will be given
with the nrst part, and the printing of the
OF "The Aldne Press,". which is u guar
antee OF something beautiful and valuable.
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Formerly Manager Crescent City Circus.
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THE ALDINE COMPANIES
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SOLD ONLYBY SUBSCRIPTION,

THE ALDINE: THE ART JOURNAL OF
AMERICA.
This splendid enterprise is not only well
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periodical literature. The beautiful dog
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presented 10 every subscriber, IL decided
hit, and VIII, II possible, add TO the popu-
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fine arts, Circulars and full information on
application.
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Cobb 81 90.
VIII give you four good cigars for twenty
Ave cents, at ~ Elm street.
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The best place TO buy your
crOckery and queensware IL the
Dollar Store.
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WINDOW AND PICTURE
CLANS

May be found mt very reduced
prices and I'm large quantities.
ut Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-13
Parts I, II, III and w are now ready
REPRODUCING

at price within the popular reach, engray-
ings never offered before at less than Ave
times the amount.
These plates have been the attraction of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-13
Holiday Goods for the mil.
liOnat PIERCE a. LYLES.

A fine front room, suitable for
bedroom or Office. Apply AT
the Dollar Store.