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, 1874-03-14
THE VES9EI~NWNnRS


Tho vessel-owness held meeting yesterday
afternoon in tho Chamber Of Commerce, for tho
purpose Of taking somo action relative to their
insurance interests. which thoy coucoivo to DO
imporied by the form-of-hull policy adopted by
thu Board Of Lako Underwriters lust January.
About forty owners were present. Tile meet-
ing Tas called to order by Capt. bIagill, who
nominated Nir. Holt es Giiairma,,, and Mr.. Hal
stcad as Secretary. Of the meeting. Tile nomi-
nations wore confirmed Letters weso ronl to
tue effect that sliip-owners in the Cities of Do
send relnonstrances to- tho Underwriters, who
hold meeting in BGfralo on the 17th inst aud
advising harmony or actiou on tho part Of CHI
cago owners. Tho Chairman in taking his seat
briefly stntcd tho nature Of tho grievances to
whiol, the yessol-owncrs considered themselves
mbteot.
THE OBJECTIONABLE CLAUSES
In tho policy were read ~ fol1owa
THIS policy warranted by tho assured 10 be free
esty laden on deck any said vessel large Also
e uesurcd shall not have thu right TO abandon the
vessel IN any ease Unless tlo amount wlich tho In
p1hs ioss erc!astre Of NeHtrat arerags charges, and
raSs snf e. n e nafrs q ge'.sraf svtca sha exceed
season Or by any other bs alleged or allowed "
cause for abandonment.
ELEoT1HG 4 DELEGATE.
Inc reatng OF those passasos called forth an
H.
and it seemed to be fully concurred il. that III
suraMco under such restrictions was OF no yalue
whntcycr. Capt. Magill read a resolution tint
tho meeting proceed to appoint delegate to
Hend to Buffalo to act In conjunction ,YitE thosa
from other oitioa. Several geptlamon declined
serving 90 thoelelogate. Capt. Hall finally con-
Hontod to act in that oapacity, and was duIy
elected. Capt. Long thought tha resolution wag
too mild /; others coincided with him, It waa
finally concluded to appoint committee Of
three to draft
INSTRUCTIONS
which were to be courteous but strong, The
Chairman appointed Capts. Hall and hlagill, aud
MI. uood 81 tue Committee, to which, on motion,
tho Chairman himself waa added. A tax Of 81
apiece WAS levied on tie Captains present to
pay tho dolegates' expenses.
a NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capt. Long thought that tho Committee
Should 60 into the other room and make up
Ihoir report at once. lIo believed the yessol-
owuera shonld taks a firm atanl. He advocated
forming IN insurance company among tlom-
selves. number Of others thought tLis could
10 done, and spoke In favor OF it. The Com
nltteo wore finally instructed to preBont ahoir
report at = meeting to be held at tile same plaoo
adjourned.
, 1874-03-14
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Brooks, tue aon}ptrass, will exhibit her
remarkable work Of sculpturo, "!rle Dreaming
lolanthe," to tho people Of Chicago at IN early
dnte+
It is understood TINT Edwin Booth has very
tempting ofrers to fulfill 4 European engagement
In England aud Germany, dating from eopton-
bor next, for two years, but tint ho positively
dociinus tho brilliant offer on account Of ilia
anxiety to settle lis honest dobts In bank
rnptoy.
DR.. Mccoy has collected nbont 81 900 for the
bonotlt of tho Iowa sufferers. He anyA that L,
Il. r. Randolph, of Bolyidere, ILL.,, WAS out In
that section throo wookA ago with two car-loala
Of grain raiael In Boone County, aud will
answor oy letter my inquirioB made to him re~
garding the matter.
Con. A. II. Terry, Cotnmantlant Of tho Dc.
partment Of Dakota, iB i1l thu city. The object
Ut hlB Whit is to confer with Con. Sheridan con-
carfde tue detaii Of foroo Of soldiery 10 aot al
escort to tho Northern boundary Survey Conf
mss9% %ana ns +a srs aoah out eay r. the 5
nland tue foroe, which will cons,st Of two conf
panies OF cavalry, aud tiyo OF infantry, Na],
Twtning, Of Dotroit, will go as 0hief Engfncer.
phksENrATioN TO DR.. AND NILS. EvEnrB.
Tl,n!sdsy evening aE tho honse Of tho lev. .f Dr..
M.W. Evcrts, pastor Of tho FirBt baptist Church.
The missionary sooiablo Of tho church occurred
at tho houso 81 Prot. Northrop, in tho BaptlBt
ILooiogieal Seminary. during tue afternoon.
tea at Prof. Northrop's md In tho evening their
gontemon triendsgatllored, unit! tleaht 2d0 wore
asaomblod. Az q tow minutes bofore o'clock,
Mr. Cyrus DontlY, desiring q worry persoual in
toryiew with DR., Everts, suggested TINT thoy
rods dlstnst, In order to bo froe from molosta-
tion. It u supposed that Dr.. EvortB suspected
that the hnrrouRhs controversy was about. to
break out N n9w spot, aud that he Taa going
, 1874-03-14

Tie FREQ Religious Society will be addressed
Sunday evening by B. T, Underwood, of Boston,
at their hall, corner Randolph and Jefferson.
Subject: ia True Mnn veraua True Ohris-
tiau."
All members Of Unions Degrco Temple No. 1,
orc earnestly requested to ba present this oyen-
ing. Important business will bo transacted.
Tho Rov. Alexander Youkor will lead tho
audience hall in tho Methodist Church Block.
Subject; s'sunday- School LeBson."
William ". Bates l. Co., ship butldors will
launch large schooner nt their dock, 1884 Fifth
avenue, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Tho public
arc inyltel to attend.
Tho Rev. Floronco MCCARTHY will deliver =
humorous looture friday evening at Kingabury
Music Hall, tho aubjoot being: "Who Woull
Not Da Minisiar?"
H. B. Crsgin will speak especially to young
mon IN tho Railway Reading Room on LaSallo
street Tomorrow afternoon, at 1850 o'clock.
Tho Young MEMS Christian Association havo a
temperance plodgo book in eaoh OF their road
ing-roon1s, where porsona can have an oppor-
tunity to sign it, Or bring their friends thoy aro
reforming to do tho aanlo.
4 lecture Of uncommon intoreas ia to be de-
Ivcred ~ Aiugsbury Hall Thursday evening by
Con. Gibbon OH tho subject Of "Iho Wonders
Of tho Yellowstone. In addition to descriptive
lecture, there will bo shown o large number Of
superb pictures, representing tho most attractive
views Of our great inland National Park, Which
las no rival in grandeur On the face OF tue GLOBE
According to tho Eastern critics, tho pioturoH OK
hibited BY Gen. Gtbbon aro tho finest over put
upon canvas for tho tho delight OF popnlar
audience. It ia aaid TINT tho effect H 30 striking
that the obsoryer forgotB that ho is not actually
looking at nature. lnstead Of art. Much WONDER
mcns ahd1ntoreHt hayo boon excited In reference
to the reports enbnittol by tho Government
survey party-of whicn Gen. afbbon WAS me1n-
ber-of tue extraordinary aud unriyaled beautios
Of tho Yellowstone region. and the opportunity
Of listening to tho description and seeing tho
pictures will doubtless be- eagerly improved In
Chicago. From what has beon said a,ad written
tainment, It is Eafo to anticipate something ro-
markabiy 1lue.
, 1874-03-14

HousekeopeEa aud launttressca will DO .plcased to
know TINT Duryea's famous satin~Goss Starch" IL
nov introduced in Chicago. The reputation Of this
ar.ico neea no commont Its popularity In thu East
and In Europe whore 1t has boon sold for tho past d
teen years, Ia now extending over tho Grent Wcst
The best judges declare 1t 10 10 tho "perfoctioa Of
quality"
, 1874-03-14

Boots and Shoes at Wholesale,
Country merchants or city boot and shoe dealers
will find themselves fully repaid, II thoy will tahe tho
trouble to call q. s. Richardson Co., wholesao
dealers In boots and shoes, Nos 18 and 100 Frankliu
Rtrect. second floor. Their oxpouseB arc light, and
they nin to sell goods low. Their motto IL "Quick
Sales aud Slnall Pro ftH.' De Hre aud call on them
, 1874-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS,
HO0LEY'S THEATRE.
Hundreds Tl[ned AWAY Standing Rom ONLY At srk.

9m t'"7 17o0 uHt1 Ut 1lV9h'
uroatcst BmGcoas eyer noovod n tho annals of tho
Il isi S!s ii's11!InF EGe9t: praine9a BY ;,AhN rAI
So YSs4 tsst s"RfiR5S cs3T fIFoRN 8f Aif$T
Ths fnqss lIuNaAistAN. ViMNNo1s!s Ill fA!EiS
brha AN hhHhr o Ts fs,a 1sq fe r. Hs tY
Wonder. Ths 9HaND ifxHG1f, DxatXzoNs, ~" ~ i
W. risnes.e ill., Ms.o. ssc
iI2!3NDoN MXDitii.AM l!i,YH, MiHs M%ziH XII.
MATr. MUlUhN's Thsliiag Pannrams, pAIiI5 Ii IN
TEARS. Tho wlolo.. tor,nia9 . combination rarely
Aaerlca, -
performance, tho prices Of ad,nfsso vii 10 u foows
aratt :;. &i.6a
Etttt throe rows tn bhloony. IL
1.M
Henta D. soorod ii tha ox 0tIco of t,o Thnntrc
tNANt}h hOFTlME.-MAtnGoh cnHlnunue hereafter At
5T r. precisely Mntfnoc prtcoss Par1uotto And Ctsco
ST.: 13afouny, 7bo} Gallery, 61c. wv
, 1874-03-14

Honorable mention is mado Of Maino sor-
want girl who is now soryiug her sgd winter
under the same roof. She has washed dtshes
8p, 100 timos, aud comes yet gaily to the task.
Blessed did girl
, 1874-03-14

Titc comr!a'nnnt II a dcnf and dumb German
onf n m%b % nnnhot .ns ~ m mnai " + 20 ,'n use .o
tmony and to ncn,,ae ,y"a s,Ie 1o1 W
lowoi to 10 FREQ, ""'' S9'''a"o1'''' "'-
nrsor1,,Asrous.
T.. Gosaiencp ~ r., dioy1o yestorttay hold L. Murphy
IN bofids or u ,93o, to ai'swer to tue ohnrgo Of
aoun8 Hquof "lshoat l'censo.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Tho ladica of TIN Union Aid soc,otv for lin
hcrnf1t or tto rouu,,t,,., ITo,,,a s.t - ~. -
f,s.,t.a ~ 49, vs'!se ato'up 'to1 ~ NO. ~
, ue''.so avenao' Mohaay, March y and eleoscd
n,'.'s, lUoMs o1noets LOT tae ensuing yeaf' Miss
n.ns,' =. Gaorllo' rfoaluent; mrs. u. D. Dorr Vice.
Mrs. D. q. Brady, Treasurer, s''' A''''S
A oorrc,, ~ uaororo,on, ~ ra.,n.u-,u
aoaae'. VI oosofo'gnH VI 1nuuhtrg "an
olea'f1zea as tue houHo OF Mr. j. Dlekerman, on
State atrcot, noar Forty-sccond, last evening.
Tho offlcora elected were, Master, D, E. Van
Dnron. =. 0voraoor = n;n,,o.roa,,. ,ot,,-.. ~
y 1v.,.,s. 'Soo1, ~ D'ehe.ti"1.' 1'ee''lsi' W.
,r,r t.i seumolu.aty' -. II. ooohelyi Iroae-
stow,.tt'oas 1Sn Atu"ay nsoMhrss y. y. Young
otoMaroGas, nssr I, 4rs; n. -. Van bAren; lnBido
". +. Hogue. o
A oo,,,,o,,,r ro,4. H., ,,a,>..n j.. n.....,..-
~ Ian5 ~ "an'9 sae pape1a 20 ca!l ats1ntion
,,t ,.n ueat VII ~ llnarlo avenue near lalfty-
~ ~ - H." n,,x1 - mse5 ut5 ~ tns ol'zen ~ 20
SSsance VIM tia fa;l Afa ~ ecoo lSEG tnls
thing IT will be time to appeal to tho papers.
4 fro occurred yeAterday morning at 2.45
O'Clock at the eornar Of Post and Loro stroots.
frame bulding occupied Us dwelling and Ha-
loon uuderneath waB destroyed. Loss 81 1,6d1;
no insurance. Owned BY john Koliar. Tho oc-
cupant, Tom 0ulaaton, loses $4,000, with no in
slrance. Acottago adjoining owned by A. 8.
riper. was also burned. Insurance 800.
Thomas Jefferson, WHO kept n harlesa alop be-
low, losea $500. No INSURANCE. Tho fire WAS
tho result Of caroleaHneaB. An alarm from No.
osy ~ - 10y y, M Was caasod Y 1na Gaso
tn 1nar p.ue ~ o rs,,nnt unof sne @ p'o Ill
'no 1oaf u 3ho Atoinon1 aoubo. NO loss'
The Downer & Dcnis Brewing Com
E,any EI,y state that, while they have reduced
no idea q selling boor at 90 barrel attcr Mon
ts aeaaon than o7cr before, rs thoy have 'qe- se
coived very flno grade Of California barley at q
great EXPENSE. They do not expect to make
polo dosirc to manuiacturo 70 4 superior quality Of
boer. They Think there is no roaaon for getting
eatlsfaotion out Of tho refractory browors.; tAey
vs wG1G ~ s9snty ths o Sroa punished by being como
rl,e Ama1oamntcd co.onorat,vo r,,rronto.s,
.,,3 mr;31a"ae nnna,a4;'. ;Uo-uofasTo Carnenteta
It meotur 1al TIA ,.s or
Inc ali e shares wero reportad sie tacn :n d'GI ~.
day and ehoao i'm fo,ovino ocsps es pt,Mt
]. +. Tre1av: Tico. .TrssfSot io Goa11e 1onEins:.
Traa.,ro6S " H,,Ssaa soaans usosso '=unans =
and hud;tnr r Hors,n"n rh,r r.. - ~ III
hnn, G,,a - r,.,,+o. iT,.e Ioy aie W
to Issue circular to tho public asking for ~
tronago on, tue grounds that it can do work
TINT it will not, like tho latter, expose it's patrons
to the danger Of hoing hnrrassod by meahauics'
liona, inasnnch as the workmeu will all DO tho
original contractors and TINT 1t Is tho result Of
thefnsn1ycs F
, 1874-03-14

Ohaflea dnvin, young ind. charged with COM
mttaing rato upon tho pornon Of littlo nirl 10
TINT the dcfoudant was under II yoarn of ago.
Tho caao Of JOHN Gallagher was cs,loa I'm vos-
tcrlay before Judge Booth. TAis caso crentod
colBitler lntcroat In tho courtroom. Gala
ghor ts young man, u yenrs ofage, md 77as liz
ttiotod for committing atapo, or asoricu Of rapca,
Tho complainant Ii donf and dumb aer1nai
woman, md being unhb|o to wrjtc, or to uso tho
tleat-ansl-d,tnb alphabet SaH uaablo to give tou-
tlmony, antl tho aeat'sed was, consequently, al-
MfaCELLhNEOUs.
commissioner lloyMo yestor<lny hold l.. Murphy
In bonds Of 81 ,000 to answer to the olnrgo Of
hol1nB liquor Without 1icenBo.
, 1874-03-14

tho Oraor ntylol The Brotherhood Of 1ntlus-
try" wish empl,htcally to say thiR la not truo.
II I. hayo, not aaught tho columns OF
lilo proas to keep tho public aware
Of tho progross Of tho "sovoro,gns"
It las boon for two good ronsons First, the do
n'and for organization ls groasor tian We Gun at
proaont supply, without reck1oaa dlareRanl Of
tho notion Of tho late important meeting Of tho
National Executive Council, at Springfield,
Maas., haa boon waited for.
Tho notion Of TINT meeting, just adjourned,
bus boon oil that tho frletdlB Of tho Order could
have wished. Tho arfatooratio eiot,iottt wns
thoroughly expnngcd, State Councils wora pro.
vilod for, and M entire new election soo,lrod
corps Of national oilldors Of unauoBtionei
strength and popularity.
FOR tito organization Of State Council are now
nearly randy, and during tho coming week tho
State Council Of Illinois will undoubtedly 10
completed.
All communications from Western statcs will
rooeiyo prompt attention II ifaddrohBod to, yonrsro-
Sp''''as; ass;asra Deputy No. wa5asl Il Il Hsan avsae.
MADISON srnEEr BRIDGE,
70 s Editor n Tho Chicago s 1s,bna.: ''' A'' 1''''
Sin: aaw notice in M evening paper tho
CommiBsionor to tho condition Of tho sidewalk
OF tic Madiaon street bridge often wo1,dor as
pass ovot that bridgo how any man or commit
teo Of mon can hnyo tho interest and wolfare Of
tho walkH on said bridge to remain for single
day tn tho miserable condition in which they
havo boon 80 long. And, In crossing said bridge,
ofton have foars that tho portly
person who precedes me. and nearly
Hills tho narrow passage, will suddenly
disappear Into tho dark aud Bavory regionB bo-
low. Now, laying all jokes aside, would like to
know why this bridge, which has more foot pas
sengers than any oshor two bridges in The city,
has auch worry narrow sidewalk whilo rnaay
other bridges with but little trayol have much
widor onos Now. for humanity Ballo, 10 let us
haye walk much wider, say six or otglt feet
wado 10 NO can got aorosa before tho bridge
saw1nga tho accoud tino for our wives aro walt
ing snppor for us and will not be in good h11-
NOR II VIC arc too Into.
It will cost but littlo to do this BY putting in
now toists TINT will project to the dosirotl width,
which can DO supported by iron rods running to
tho top Of tho arch. Mr. Commissioner do this,
aud "mary men and some wonlon,"' will over
pray for your prosperity md tenure Of oEico.
IL. =. i. R.
, 1874-03-14

CHICAGO 4 ALTON RAittsnao
e1eoso S"n,a; M, Gy and ntnssr S'ort Ltnt sia kea
Through Lfne. Union Gt,at. 1ft.f She near ia..on,
ertdJf. 1iektt Utts: Al Depot, and 12a ii1dotphst
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
From Sundays Daily Herald.l

AZ
DIsCUssINGM May parties is what's the
matter with the girls now.
- THE deputy sheriff of Sherman
caught the, female lie was after OH
Main street, in this city, yesterday.
A HAT has been introduced in this
city called the 'Disturbance." We
know of some mems heads who need
the "Quieter." 'N1 ~s4sf+~ N-
A GENTLEMAN of this city received
q bushel of peaches, yesterday, from o
friend in New Orleans, who sent them
per carpet bag-of an acquaintance. @
THE vacant block opposite the mar
ket house is to be built upon at once.
One of the buildings is to be occupied
by tinware firm and the corner one
by a confectioner.
:, THE fruit crop, we are pleased to
say, was not injured by the frost of
Friday morning. As we stated q few
days ago the prospect for fruit and all
other crops inthis section, never was
better and we look for rich harvest,
and.peaches and cream in abundance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18

The card of Sheriff Barlley which
appears in this issue Of the HERALD,
was written several days ago, and
should have. been inserted upon the
day of its delivery at our office, but in
the disorder of an accumulation of mat
ter it was mislaid. .3mal aai
Parties cognizapt of the bearing, Of
YShefiff Barley towards Colonel Brown
when it became necessary for the sheriff
to arrest him, will observe the modest
terms In which. he speaks OF. the COM
ciliatory treatment he accorded the
prisoner, and we can attesttothe Kind
heartedness and gentlemanly frank
ness with which all persons are cared
for while in his charge, and the inter-
ssest, and we may say anxiety, with
(which the sheriff and his staff of depu-
ties always take TO execute the duties
of their office, with the very highest
consideration of Justice. A conseien-
tious officer like Sheriff Barkiey could
not do otherwise. AsisT3sfEe3 $685.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
wiIIann,s Bros.

This firm Of young aud enterprising
merchants appear in our columns to-
day, In a new and well displayed adj
vertisement, to which attention is
directed. They keep always on hand
at their two stores, on Main street,
near the public square, and Elm, near
Poydras street, full and fresh stock
of fancy and family groceries, provis-
ions, pure brandies, wipes and liquors
ofall kinds, and deliver, goods In AL
parts of the city. With a choice stock
Of goods and a determination to de-
serve patronage, they ask the custom
of their friends and the public gener-
ally.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
lFrom Wednesdays Daily Herald.l

[From Wednesdays Daily Herald.l
No NEIGHBoRHooDin this city is now
without its mad dog.
FIVE wagons left this city, yesterday.
going west with one hundred and forty
bedsteads.
Two wagoners, who arrived in this
city early yesterday morning, report
having had their wagon covers torn to
pieces by heavy fall of hail on Sun
day night.
The approach of warm weather will
be of great relief to the wood seller who
has suffered all winter from the appre-
hension that you might examine under
the top layer of his load of wood.
BUILDING operations in the business
district continues to show gratifying
signs of substantial growth, and. in
the Suburbs, hundreds of houses of all
kinds are in course of construction.
THE chief enginaerofthe Dallas and
Wichita railroad has organized an en-
gineer corps for the purpose Of extend
ing the lines of the survey of this road.
The party took the field yesterday, and
will be out one or two months.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18

Trinity, yesterday, three miles W TIE
river, 10y some boys who we're il'hlne'
srhygSs n iIr0GN'a sfoat hippo.
dromc md worlds congress- of Trained
anlnals will exhibit hero Oh saturday,
April 25th, ~ will be seen by tile nd
vcrtlsement In to-day's pnpcr THIS
show has been recently thoroughly reor-
ganlzcd aud equipped, and has Just
commenced its spring campaign inthis
state.
Our dry goods dealers are making
preparations TO do large wholesale
business this season, and New York
drummer Informed us that Dallas has
purchased in his city, this year, five
times as many goods as she ever has
before. And yet there are skim-mllk
and Observation-Disclosures who
call us no great shakes.
The work of laying the pipe for gas
commenced yesterday Mt the city gas
works. The main pipes will be laid
through Houston andCommerce streets,
thence through Main, Com nerce. Elm
and Pacific avenue, and on the cross
streets as far east as Poydras street
Mr.. Lockwood, president of the COM
pany, informs us that he will be able
to turn on the gas through these streets
by the first of June next, at furthest.
1t becomes the duty now for the city
government to make arrangements for
lighting these streets, The company
is prepared with all the necessary
fixtures for, the purpose, and we pre-
sumo the city viii at once enter into
contract with them.
WE learn that q board of officers,
consisting of Colonel Miner, Lieuten-
ant Starr and Lieutenant Smith, of the
United States army, will be in this
city on or about the Goth of the present
month, prepared to purchase lot of
horses for the cavalry service of the
army.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18

- -. H. -
g The administration of Mayor Cabell
opens with Titan vigor Mayor Cabell
never strikes at wrong buthe brushes
it, and almost the first grievance that
he has grappled since assuming his Of
flee is the disgraceful, the unblushing
vagrancy that fills our streets and
developes into petty thieying, robbery,
arson, garroting aud general insecurity
to the law-respecting citizen. 81 SIR :
Upon the arrogant shoulders of this
WRONG he has planted the thews ola
resolution that Is to SKATER the brazen
monster as thunder bolt would blast
tower of clay. Vagabondage will not
be tolerated in this city, under the eye
of Mayor Cabell. Iris the niothers
milk TO all species, and all degrees OF
crime, and With the high understand
ing Of the lofty privileges of his station
and the true interests of his people,
Mayor Cabell win confront this giant
vice with a lion-heart and fay the
vagrant from our midst with deadly
lash. II nl-sl---z ar-l--f 1s.e1
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
Chemically Pure whiskey.


LYNCHBURG, Tenn, january 70, 1S14.
To liquor dealers and consumers
We have this day sold Messrs. j. q. Browne
& Co., q lot of fine, pure, Lincoln county,
Tennessee sour marsh, log distilled whiskey,
and we have given them the exclusive agency
for the sale OF our whiskey for Dallas and ad-
Joining counties, and will continue to supply
them with our whiskey, diiect from the dis
tillery, as their sales may demand 1t. To all
personswho wish genuine, pure article OF
Lincoln county, Tennessee, whiskey, we
commend Messrs. J. g. Browne & Co.. and
will guarantee the goods of our manufacture
to be all they claim them to be. Fifty dol
lars, gold reward will be given for the detec-
ton of any poisonous adulteratlon in this
whiskey. TOLLEY d EATON,
: SIwtf Distillers, Lynchburg, Tennessee.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-18
An Interesting Question = Can Con-
sumption be Cured?

This question is often asked but rarely ans
swercd to the satisfaction of the patient,
Our answer Is that pulmonary consumption
III Its lncipient form is as curablc rs any
other disease, II only the right remedies are
applied, The question naturally arises ~ %
what are the remedies? In reply, We state
that Marsien's 'octoral Balm has tstn used
'suscessfally in over a million ofcases. and
has been adopted by physicians ms the mos,
reliable remedy known for the treatment OF
bronchial affect
x One great reason that ,Marsden' :, PcctoraI
Balm has gained such popularity, is the facl
that II is within the reach of oil, and can he
purchased from all dealers at fifty cents for a
small or one dollar a large bottle. One bot
tie will effect a cure in most cases. 60.