The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-22

with an eleven pound mystery called
sugar for dollar
A WHITE man aud n negro conducted
u stone aud bottle battle on Main street,
near the street railroad Office, yester.
day afternoon, and on the white man
jumping Into passing car, the dnrkey
wanted 10 send his missiles In through
the window. Seeing this, Mr., Crnbbc,
who was driving NJ the time, stopped
the car aud Invited the dnrkcy % try
II ON. There was great big hole in-
side that could be nicely filled with
stone, and much other seductive Ian
guagc, The durkcy thought Mr..
Crabbe's oye didn't look all right, aud
Just concluded he wouldn't aud
trampod,
Two salvnlion-minded little boys
were out all dry yesterday trying 10
organize II Band Of Hope, We don't
know what amount Of hope they Ind
calculated upon carrying or precisely
what they intended to hope, but just
because William Asparagus, or some
such named youth, whom they met on
the corner of Elm and Ilarwood street,
wouldn't Join them and take u little
hope In "hisen," they flung themselves
upon his slender years. and smashed
him with most wretched grandeur.
On learning of this the mothers of the
"hope' canvassers, on their arrival at
home Inst evening lank and feeble,
wildly finished them for the night by
running them up against the leather
side of slipper. This, we will add, IL
not what they hoped for when they re-
turned to the domestic hearth.
PAPER Is entering into almost all the
most important manufactures of the
age, aud now we see II used In the
making of barrels for packing flour
and other dry substances, We mem
toned dizzy or to ago having seen sew
eral of these paper barrels, which were
shown us by Mr. d. Goslin. Mr. 9. w.
Gardner has II quantity of them on
hand ns samples ut the old stand of
Mr., {. NJ. Wheat, on Elm street, where
they may be seen. They have been
put 10 the very highest test by packing
nj the Todd mills, in this city, and we
understand that so iavorably were
they thought of that several of the
millers have determined to adopt them
in future in preference TO sacks or
wooden barrels. We learn that Colo
mel Grill Miller has ordered large
quantity and others will follow suit.
The advantages they possess over other
packages are that they can be made
much cheapert than wooden barrels and
are adapted for all species of dry pack
ing, besides keeping the contents
sweeter and IN better order. In the
north they are also used by grooers for
all purposes and for packing crackers.
II Is in contemplation to establish N
mandatory Of these barrels In or near
this city. Persons Interested are re-
ferred to the call in to-day's paper for
II meeting at Mr.. Gardner's office, on
Elm street, this "Wednesday afternoon
at two O'clock.
In Is almost impossible to estimate
the number of dyspeptics there are in
the United States. The intense bust
hess energy of the American people
scarcely allowing themselves time to
eat their meals, is one great cause of
this. More time ought to be spent
over the dinner table, for unless the
food Is thoroughly masticated II cam
not he properly digested, Still, when
one has already got into trouble, the
best thing Is TO find u way out. Buchu
has been found exceedingly beneficial
in such cases. In William b. Parker's
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu you
can obtain n preparation containing
all the rare virtues of the plant, to-
gether with other ingredients tending
to increase Its value. Try it, and you
will not be disappointed. Sold by all
druggists, everywhere.