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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26

Now that Texas has aircct rail communi-
cation with the whole country, travellers
should remember that the pioneer lines OF
the west a1uTd the best and only routes
through the Indian Nation to st. Louis and
ell rrincipa cities In the n orthern, Eastern
and Middle States. Passengers from Calves
ton, Houston, Austin, Waco, Bryan, Dallas,
Marshall, Jeffer.oa and all other cities ana
townson the Houston a,id texas railway, ana
Its connecting rail- Uud gtaE,, lines eu offered
the choic, 1.-TWO all rail rot:'as 10 -, iGeis
At Deni~on, I SaS conii",iie:. g. I:-aG, v:il.
the Missouri, IS ,uS.;s aii T-x.,, raj. way ai.,i
at Vinita, in t.iy Naiiia, a guuci.. is ,s.ni,d
wI:h il.e .stlIiic ans P4ciGr rsiiioa7, by
which al prsss1lr t. are e-n.ca iirur-f.
-uu,hw - y n.Hi li;,-l 5,s't i.l"t> rit.i
oui els Fc uf cais OR. IL t:ir I.a..-.rs.lsa
desires - Gas. a hen purchasing j.. raii
t.ck.t, i,. -si.st 20 cOniii.u. 10 .as
ti.rsulh Tla.iia 10 - leiGis. - " ; o. ,ca-
liza ani -, = -liii Pacific Iaiiiad laili
of tilgs,. 70 .i.' \ g.i'Ier one marass-,is.,.t
9suai ieo.iiiits -. tsffs- ID ~ thr mattel {
ps.'nfliI SlerpiaE s~ils l. ant dag coaei.,.s.
quick tim. sud sup igu: ;i-coiau siai:-Ts ~
every hind. ni..;:ains of tlrsc cnsn ;.s,.i,.-
arrive Ia ~. iA'nis In ample time TO make
connection with all roads leading out Of the
city. Particula- Information with maps
time tables, &c, can be had ai the various
Through Ticket "fiices IN Tfxas, OF by al
dressing John Howard. Texas Passenger
agent, IIouSfon. Texas. or +. 4. Ford, General
Passenger A gent. - Louis. No. lswif.
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fractions ~ the evening ha dftes
parade NJ sooleiy, lho occnsionwo ono
calculated a. impress strangers most
mvofaby with the condition oi society
here. There wofo ladies There who
would grace court, aud men whose
lfrcpfop,hablc clothes, refined man
ncrs aud European culture would be-
an acquisition to n West End drawing
room.
The floor II the best by long odds In
Dallas; the music aud supper was
both excellent, and the attractions IN
the way Of dressing rooms for ladies
and gentlemen were admirable.
Messrs. Sells d Peyt0n, the proprie-
tors, as well as the commtte of ar-
rangements, left nothing to he desired
BY the way, the feasibility OF re-
unions at the San Jaciuto, to he quite
informal, has been favorably discussed
and It may result in II series Of enjoya-
bic affairs.
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The ladies of the Episcopal church
pressed a lot of gentlemen into SER
vice, the other night, and put 'em to
making artificial roses out of different
,colored tissue paper. John Sedberry,
who weighs one hundred and eighty,
and has got pair of hands on him
like a cinnamon bear, went to work
with the ferocity and amiable despera-
tion of bruin robbing bee hive. He
got his bit of wire, with bit of cotton
on the end of it, and dabbed some glue
on it. Then lie made pass at a deli
cate little piece of paper, cut in form,
and commenced graphing with the
mighty work of evolving n bulb from
his inner consciousness by means of an
infinitessimal bit of wire, cotton and
paper. The perspiration stood out in
beads all over his high, pale brow.
Joints blood was up. The metal of
the Sedberries was hot. You could see
by the glare of his eye and the way he
oCl OtcouO PhPSi tiSoS a>N'~S '''.~
teriaD that the bulb was bound to come.
AT one time the thing looked doubtful,
but John reached his tongue out, got
hold of the end of hi, c'lOnel-of.cav-
airy moustache, and, sustained by the
moral support of chewing the end of
it, persevered finely. The other fellows
who were more occupied in captivat-
ing the young ladies, otherwise were
fioundering in sea of tissue paper,
paste and wire. and turning out the
sickest looking lot of roses you ever
saw, were disposed to ehaf John, but
John went steadily on in the pious
path of duty, and produced the pretti-
est and most natural rose made during
the Sednce.
Moral When you want delicate
work done, get man muscled like
Jem Mace aud the patience and good
humor of mark Tapley," who was al
ways "jolly."
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The New Chn,,ccI Furniture

For st. Matthew's IEplscopal) church
was placed in position yesterday. 1t Is
of highly finished oiled walnut, the de-
signs being very rich and orthodox.
The communion table is very massive
and elegant indeed, and has IN appro-
pirate scriptural inscription in carved
raised letters upon it. There are two
large chairs of the Elizabethian style,
one surm0unted by the cross and the
other the inter. A beautifully de-
signed reading desk, II front with an
appropriate scriptural passage carved
i'm raised letters upon 1t, and litany
desk and seat complete the set. The
,chancel floor, as wellas the approaches
to 1t, are handsomely carpeted. These
exquisite specimens of wood work and
church furniture were manufactured
in New York, by Mr.. j. r. Lamb, of
Carmine street. TO Mrs. w. ID. Scog-
in, of this city, who is as charming
socially as she is Jealous in every good
work, being ever forem ost III the prac-
teal part of christian life, belongs the
credit of having conceived the plan of
soliciting contributions for this pur-
pose, and of carrying it out herself.
While in New York, last summer, Mrs.
Scogin devoted herself to her self-im-
posed duty, and the church here is in
debted to her and the following gentle
men in New York for the proper and
most acceptable establishment of st.
Matthew's. The following are the New
York gentlemen, all business men,
who so literally responded to the ap-
peal of their Texas friends: Messrs.
E. s. Jaf1ray, Bartlett. Reed & Co., J.
J. Johnson, H. b. Claflin, Peters, CAL
houn g. Co., Nv. G. Browning, L. NJ.
Bates e. Co., John Fraser d Co.
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Trinity Mills.

By reference to an advertisement in
to-day's paper it will he-scen that Or,
Roy II. Scott advertises that vaIua ole
property known as the Trinity Mills"
for sale. The property consists of a
new Touring mill, of three run &c
burrs, worth $4,000, good Stone
house and three dwellings, besides six
hundred acres of land, three hundred
and fifty acres of which is timber and
the balance superior black sandy, ARA
ble land DIR. Scott means just what
he says he IL determined tn sell, apd
any one desiring good investment
can get bargain in the property. II
IL situated some iGteen miles northwest
of this city, Immediately on the line
of the Dallas and Wichita railroad,
aud the location of a depot # that roah
on the property is set,;"i fact. For
further Indignation add.t.sS d.. Roy
B. Scntt, Trinity Mills, in'!as county,
or apply 10 him la person, nD the pre-
misses.
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Texas aud raclnc railroad, lhlsscems
Ia be his fayotite line N flight, aud he
generally Keeps lio Iron hot nldof his
drivers when Le Il on tie wing. He
returns to.m0rr " by specl, train Ia
examine the ira X 10y daylight, aud Ia
see II tho lire Ii till burning IN No. 80.
Colonel j. NJ Eddy, whose visit to
Dallas was menl Toned short time ago
has returned, and IL Mt the San Jacinto.
II Is TO be hoped after tho house warm
ing he aud one Of our heaviest mer-
chants, J-l-e-s S-c-h-n-e-i-d-r, gave No.
80, Adkins house, he can appreciate
similar festivities at the San Jacinto.
Colonel George Noble, superinten-
dent of the Texas and Pacific, arrived
last night. He is accompanied iS
Herman Kretz, Esq, paymaster, who
has just finished paying Off for Sep
TENDER. The boys can all get their
Christmas turkies now.
Frank Bond, Esq, vice president
Texas and Pacific, arrived in our city
yesterday evening. He goes to Sher-
man tomorrow, and from thence on n
tour of examination of the Trans-Con-
tinental railway to Brookston. We
heartily welcome him and trust his
visit is an omen of good times coming.
r.. e. Montgomery, Esq, 'some-
body's darling" also right-of'way
agent of the Texas and Pacific railroad,
has been to Paris mot to Paris, France,
to arrange with Mcmahon for the re-
turn of the young exile Of Chiselhurst
as Napoleon, w, but to Paris, Texas), on
some matters connected with his de-
partment. He returns, however, in
time for the house-warming at the San
Jacinto. We would be there, Bob, but
we are "not arrayed like Solomon in
all his glory" in fact, we are like Miss
Flora McFlimsey.
Jules Schneider, Esq, he of the
delicate embonpoi'at, Jules, the grocer,
has been to Marshall. Like the ele-
plant, he is somewhat susceptible to
cold and there was no fire in No. 30.
Colonies Eddy, Grain, Ross u. W.,
and other members of the First Heav-
les Good Templar brigade), came to
the rescue. however, received him with
open arms and did the honors so sue
cessfully that before Jules turned his
fairy footsteps Dallasward, there was
fire in No. 80. Mine host Ross vows
that vestal flame shall burn Till Jules
returns. Seldh.
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A miId nnericnt nr.sl gerlIc pmrgn.

A mild aperiens ard gentle purGu-
tive, recommended for the cure of all de-
rangements of the stomach, liverand bowels.
BY their timely use much sickness is pre-
vented. The tostsof many years have Prov
en- them to be the safest, surcst and best Of
all the pills ever offered TO the public. They
purify the blood, remove all corrupiions and
restore the diseased system 10 perfect health.
As Gu AniiiOia 10 CsiisEs ARA EeScr they
HSye no equal. For BsgfDcpsIa tisey ARE
Specific. Fer Stick Headache and Es:s-
iasss Ca!ic they are u sure care. Fo- saD-
St:pasicEf, Rheumatism. Plies, paIPifs-
zion Of sne Heart. Pain is tie S's,e,
Hack aEi LoiDs, Nervousness, positive
remedy. For Female Irregularities,
without R rival. When one does not "feel
very well, single dose stimulates the stom-
aoh and bowels, restores the appetite, and
imparts VlgOr to the system. Sold every.
where. ohice, Is Murray street, New York,
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The edition Of 1873 Of the sterling Medical
Annual, known rs Hosiet,or's Almanac,
is now ready and may be obtained, free Of
cost, o. druggists and general covntry deal
ers In all parts of the United states and
British -Ame?,ca, and indeed IN every civil
lied portion Of the western hemisphere.
This almanac has been issued YegGlNliy at
the com licncgincnt of every year Tor about
one-iifuh of "A century. 1t combines, with
the souudest practical advice for the preser-
'Yation and restoration of health, II large
;snOpnt of interesting aud amusing light
reading and the calendar, astronomical cal
culatiunS, chronological items, etc, are pre-
pared with great care and VIII lie found ac-
curate. The issue OF Hos,etiers Almanac iOr
1875 viii probably be the l4rs st edition Of u
medical work eyer published i'll any conn
Try Tha pcopuctor9 Nossrs. HoJtOttcr &
Smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, ON the + ceipt of n
two cent stamp, will forward q copy by mail
to any person who cannot procure one in
his neigh borhoOd.
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aISsphri, Naihhs anu ReNnS SafiNay
This pioneer line TO Texas, having cnmpl,ts
eli their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonville, are enabled to offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North
east.
by special arrangement, Pullman's palace
Sleeping ca's viii he run between Houston,
Hcmust"ad, nearne, Dallas, ana points on
tile line OF the Texas Genital Railroad, to
CHicago and st. Louis, without change OF
casio New York and the principal CONNER
cisl cities OF the NUrIh and Easi.
THIS line passes through a delightful couu-
Try; and, having been colnpieted over year,
mas u smooth track, well settled road-hed,
and are enabled TO make quick time with
SAFETY.
Al passenger trains are fully equipped
vita Miiiers patent coupler and Westing
house ali brake.
oar advice ic the traveller from Texas is, TO
iiv..i via the 81. X 81.
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WEEKLY HERALD
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There Must have beon at lenst two
hundred omlgrnnta on the 1cSas aud
Pacific train, yesterday, from Alabama,
Georgia and Tennessee.
The New Orleans chamber Of com
merce has asked that the Louisiana
delegation urge upon congress to help
the Texas aud Pacific, and also make
such grants of land as will assist In
continuing the New Orleans and Cen
trail Texas railway to its ultimate des-
tination-say Dallas.
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ESTGiYS DALLAS COUNTY.


Taken M ~ -. Gun and egtraycd before
Juna y. kor'"Ot, Justice o'thc Peace Precinct
No. ], ni1a BaN Mar, about AZ hands h gh,
. ycals ezra last sprirg, 60 brands pciceiva-
he say ~ ioteLtaa ap.rrised NJ 80.
IaE, D up br Goorle ena finer, j., ana e..
tr4soa tinlc John y. kcl foot, ia ice aftGe
Fetcs', 4. -c;Gc' q. /. enc dark so Icl mare,
hiaEG5t On - nS on len shoulder, about &
y ~ 0.O, about IA hands hiEh, saddle.
marks; dpp'aiS, 4 ri SIS. llaw3il
TaEeu vp BY =. G. Swe-, and estraycd be-
aplt tohl. j. Kerfont, j. r.. precinct 30. one
bl.r-a hose, ub-ur 3 yeaisOld, Is hands Gigh,
ali f,ur It WLite; branded s. with half cir
ell aLove 1t, on lett shOulderj appraised at
So. lava
Taken 20 l,y d. r. Becker and estrayed be-
fore q T.. Frank. justice # the p=a.r precinct
80 4 or Eruy horse, 1879 La. ds high, 6ygals
oil, NJ braigds; valued at SIS. IS:st
Iasen u9,,ey Y. II. a. and estrayed be-
ciert No &, ons Forrcl FDare mule. about "a
hal,ds biet. j. or wears Id, saddle and col.
= marked, .unintelligibie brand On left
Tai.6sn rp ~ iean II. Juian aud c.tiGysd
before =. L. rank. justice 81 the pace ple-
eeini 80. one tay P.Hy gaIt, II hands
der uCintvN gihie brand in hul!GW IT each
thigh, some wbi,e >f,css !. valued al 20
Taken UP BIZ Ioratio l., onard and csils.ye,I
before 4. I. fIauk, iuaiiceU Tie leae pr
g Ict NJ. 8. one ss3frel mar, len hind fu0t
white. 8 ytcts old, TO bIaHLs peTc iNabi-,
sihcut ~ hnliC higA, STAR ga i0rchead W. ucd
Takcn mp by W A J. McCallum and s.
tTayed D. 70 e y. j. Frank, justice 81 tie
peace pref sft 70 9, aIc FAY inare, abou; u
years . q, about "a haI--f 1iei.. saddle mark
ei, branded = 4 ua i.ii slauli ser Also Cue
bay mar F. 3 years Old. iblui - hands high,
snail star ia iarshCadi. bse Gfi - A :. on
], Il shou del ; both mares appraised at Sc
ls.it
Taken mp byS-. Il. Long and ostrayed b.
roTe r. L. Frank. iasiice Of The p nee precinct
10. &. one bav or eros mare, 5 years old.
IA 6 or Is hands h.Gh. branded y OF ID on
ieft shoulder; valued at So. l3s3t
A. IIAKW 0On,
District Geek. Dallas Co. Texas
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The San yac,a,o "IIous- arming."

The absorbing topic Mt nearly every
breakfast table Yesterday morning was
this delightful occasion on Tuesday
night. 1t is pretty generally admitted
to have been the most brilliant, select
and agreeable bail ever given here.
There were several hundred guests
present. The spacious dining room of
the San Jacinto house was converted
into a ball room, and was thronged
until a late hour with more really nice
men and well dressed ladies than were
ever assembled here before. There
were a number of exquisite toilets, all
more or less becoming, and there was
a noticeable and gratifying attendance
of married ladies, whose grace, beauty,
charms Of maaner, conversation and
dancing were bewildering enough to
turn the head Of an anchorite. The
number of pretty. stylish young ladies
present wss one Of the principal at
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'F4NT'R7 ~ 7 NJ u Et'1IIl
NHNV ORLEAN NJ. La.


gen, Denmark honorary NJ. u. from the
University OF PadOvG, Italy; for several
yeats assistant physician 10 the celebrated
RicoTd, Paris; from
NEW OBLEA Ms, LA.
Having been tor many years n student al
ta large hospitals OF Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and u thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen years, has
gained most thorough knowledge Of the
nature OF all chronic diseases and the treat
mciIt thereof, and he has in his extensive
practicc had an unparalleled success, and
very often effected 2 cure where every REM
edy mad been tried and all hope of restOra-
non hol been despalrcd OF.
Nobody who ever suffered of the tedious
and liic-op Differing disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever in yGin called on Or. Bile. in every
case has he By his new method OF treatiaeI
restored the fuactiuns of the stomach, ard
with " ths health and yigCr of the pntiont,
aud many a person does to-day, with erati-
tude, recall the moment he placed himself
under Dr. Bille'S care.
For the Treatment Of ladies' diseases, Dr.
Billie is d. seryedh rgr0@ ncd, and no lady
suffering from AN DYSAEN-
0ARHQA, HlSTERIA, PROLAPSUS
UTERl, or any other disease peculiar TO the
female system, should not iGii t9call on DR..
Bile, as they will quickly be relieved Of
their suffering ana Ultimately restored to
Diseases cf the GENITo-URINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DR.. bile has
made .peciaity, and THIS scourEe Of hu-
his NEW trcGtTcnt.
Decline and nervous debility IN Old or
yoluE is quickly ai.u 10 EiaugnNy cured
and iull puNcr Testo.Ud Er nGn is too old
and no young man too ,C.ebilitlted lat lie
osnnot BE- entirely inyiguTaied BY DIR. B!!'o'E
treatment
Dr. bile has resided fag y-als in Nows Or
leans isui.darscd b. the iupdicai fratainly
ttr;ci auc 10y las skill sit3 i,lu,yi; de l.,,s
Olt@in' O e greR -eputGi.Jn gg "a slleciaisst.
Dr. b!-ie wishes 10 cali Observation-Disclosures
10 his new discOvcry, hg when ne, by oily
examining i,- GrOl ~ blood, c41 liscuY-
CT ~ tnera IS any sypaiil:ic irJig5n ia lie
rs the poisun COL lay qiliei "a tie bicud Tor
yeai@i uscn 30 bIrGk out with al IT. .:Ivupfs X,
and no lersun Wl.n ever hcs veaere,,! dis
eests- c-i be SUI. t,iui he Is cured without Ee-
ing examined hy lr. Billie.
Diseases Of the iun--, heart and Kidneys
quickly relieved and fiualIy cured.
Dr. Billie has permanently located al the
corner Of Market aud fremont streets, over
MaaoD's book storc,
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TRE KGKLUI FIiSO9.
Statement of an Eye allHes Fre n
Benton County.

Mr.. Louis Hillman. German farm
err, living eight miles from Pilot Point,
in Denton county, called at the HER
AID Office yesterday and made lie fol-
lowing statement in regard to the ar
rest of surdry citizens by George B.
Holland and his deputies, the other
day, charged with "violating the en-
forcement or kuklux act by threaten
ing and forcing James Lyon TO leave
his home"
Mr.. Hillnan states that some time
In November Mr. Lyon came up into
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inr ilu'l .m'.'.. FL. .N..0I ..
"l'lt rhnu. i"o huu'd I"N0 o. .''.
"hinh, ftpHli NtI0I hN Idd h'I.|.
iIou prlIna ond Kaufman rnlnllD
All tliH c.jHruH Dl Oh. NrN limhcr',
about lhluy ur forty iu hlml"Ht ".
arullrd pwruIiy ut Jud. luiItrt
store, aud npuuicd % committee pI
tllco old and Wufllullm citHru0,
Pleasant Wilson. Mr. CuupEny and nu-
other, ~ uwni, uqlu Mr. Lyon 1uu Iu.
quest him in remove ha hogs.
Mr.. Lyon replied ,inl hu Hud bought
The aculus OH judge cutler. nrpHuI
thnl hc pppYiud 30 keep them ,huy
until the hog. sav them up The eli.
zen. then adjourned to meet tho lol-
lowing SATURDAY,, hut they did not
meet. there were SO many other parties
who had driven I'm their hons into the
Cross Timbors In the meantime. Mr..
LYON stated most cmphatirnly that
he would not lQayp MS lOug as there
WA, nm ncoru left r,r his hons on .Ju6pp
Cullrr,a nluoa. To tlia no one oh.
ientcd
Last gundu, thc limited gnyte. mar
shal. Geor,ep u. Holland. rama ia the
neig hhorhooI Of rpJ,,a CuIl.n,s .loro
md commenced nrrcsting rivht and
his nuthnritv, olthnnuh resncrtrulIv re
ouested TO dn 50. Alter he had n,ode
about ten arrests. he moved them 70
Mr. John porI,er,s whara ha I,ert thern
until Monday morning, On GTondo,,
morning Mr. H,IIn,n c,IInI Mt Mr.
Parker,s and reouested permission to
see his brother-in-law. Mr.. ELI Murpbv,
and rave him some fobocco. Mr.. Inn.
man then, in the nresauce of the nrls-
ouers demonstrated with Mr. IToIIopd
oroiust. his hringiug then, IN Dallas
inosn,uch ne ,h.ra was . ITuitad Gtotae
comm issioner (Ale.. w. Roberisonl Mt
DEMON. in Denton oountv vhera tbo
alleged oiieJse WAS committed. Mr.
Holland replied. that there was no
United STATES commissioner in Den
ton. and that as Me-. Rem Lone limited
States commissioner at Dallas had is-
sued the writs. he would carry them to
Dallas county.
About an hour afterwards he left
with thaprigoncrs for Dallos Atahout
ten O'clock on the same niglt Mon.
dav) Mr. Hillmou saws thot he recaivad
letter from Mr.. alexander w
Robertson. United Stotes commissioner
at Denton. addressed to the limited
States marshal, REQUESTING him to de.
liver the prisoners at Denton to hin,
MIR. Robertson}, for trjol Mr., Hill
man stotcs that about midhisht mo
ovcr,on,, Mr. Holland with tho nriso,-
ers ond delf,ornd Mr. Rohort.on,s ,at.
for and that ar Hollond retr.ed to 1o
so and unon h,;ng reou.stad IN opsv,or
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Railway Personals.

Charley Frost, Esq. ihe of the luxu-
RANT ringlets), ex-cashier, etc.. is in
Dallas for the holidays. When are we
TO take that trip to San Diego, Charles ?
"In the sweet by and by7"
That rare bird, George H.Crain. few
over from Marshall last night via
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rsE HEasLD ICE CISCO

Has beea thorossbiy reo-ganiE,a sua l.
rally prepared to dc All kinds Of Joh
pRIsTlNG in TIE latest styles and at Il s
ssTy lowest prices,
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-a,ggg- z..s5szsszs-zs - zE-.-,
s5gcc,-ses5s;sssss-- q III Il sss.1.Saza-
%sfy 8 81 askslSsI

The CHASTITY record of deaths that re-
suit from pulmonary affections Is frightfHl.
There is no disease tn At is 80 lnsiduOus in its
attacks as consumption. BY the neglect Of
"slight colds" they soon become deep seated
and defy remedies which, If applied at the
outset, would have averted saIl danger. Dr.
TUFTS EVpscs0rsnt has proven itself tie
sssost valuable Lung EaissE.l ever dis
covered a distinguished clergyman, Of
Sew YORK. pronounces it the egreatest bles-
sing Of the nineteenth century" and says
"lo family should be-without It," tits pleas
ant 10 The taste, and q single dose VIII often,
remove the most obstinate cough. Office, IS
Murray street New York.
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where he win be pleased to see th0se needing
bis services atcEce, as hi stay will be short
Consultations coatdentialiy IL English,
Gctuan. French, Danish, Swedish ana Sur-
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-12-26
Cochran ST., Dn .sss. Texas,
SEXTON MASONIC & CITY CEMETERIES
AND
Gene = CHdoHta,,oz'.

RespeC, fully Informs The citizens Of Dallas.
and the surrounding counties that hg has
lifted up bis establishment on Cochran
street p. lr,ssy fnI the bu 'iuasS, ana j.. pre-
10 order, ana trim then, IN nj STYLES. lie
also iJceps nu nara, Mt all times, collins Of all
sizes, ru1dy made, with thc exception OF
trimming, which be can deliver at an hours
notice, day or aiaht. lie has also made ar
arrangements to Keep on hgnG full a.sort-
men1 Of MctHlic Bulia Gases, which lie can
deliver on call He has the XcluSvC agency
for these burial cases for Dallas and sur.
rounding counties, and can supply them ut
the lowest prccs. Having provided himsc
with fac Oval GlaSs hCaIse and accessory
appendaUrs IA. viii undertake all tie nccts-
stry afr;lngrinuHtS 10 buriai,, with dispatch.
lie has determined to make this his rxclu.
sive business, and respectfully asks the pat
ronage OF the public.
39wtf. A. w. MORTON,
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