The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-15


stupidity placed the Ice ON his breast to
cool himself Off a gentleman In
passing about ten minutes allerwnrd,
found him In spasm, and but for his
speedy eunumoning q physician, the
man would have died,
A MIXED case Of wife "lirken' I"
took place on Monday afternoon on
oast Main street, and the police found
u gladlatorlnl work to arrest the bruls-
or After securing him the prooster
peckedn wife changed her mind aud
"wenl I'M to chen peek" the officers
for roughly handling her hubignd
ahe Marshal finally adjusted matters
10 the satisfaction ofal,
AN elderly man was knocked down
by two Villains near Mr., Boards resi-
dence, on Houston street, on Monday
night, abont oIeyen o'clock, and his
groNns attracting tho attention Of n
couple of Mr., Boards boardors, who
were just retiring for the night, they
went TO his rescue. Tho object Of the
assallents was robbery but they, fled on
the approach Of the gentleman aIorc'
said.
orr readers should not fall TO re-
member the complimentary benefit
rendered Mr. and Mrs. g, W. NoycS,
which takes place at Fields Theatre
this evening, AZ the benellclarles are
well known 10 most of our citizens,
aud deservodly popular and ~ the
entertainment promises ia be iirst-elaTs
In every particular, we trust thelr
friends will turn out AMI give them II
crowded house,
A LITTLE boy living In the eastern
part Of the city, shot n stone ut win
dow SASH yesterday, smashing two
pnnes, Ills father "took him iun aud
"dld for him,r by Iluontly spanking
him for about ten minutes, then sent
him down street for glazing, andon
his relurn The old gentleman took the
glass, called ut the house, aud, on the
door being opened, said not a,word,
butstcpped TO the window, took out the
sasl ndreplaced the glass TO the as-
tonl3hmont Of u dumbIounded family.
ONE OF our most enormously active
collrUtors,attcr calling f0rty-nino lines,
yesterday, on his debtor, only TO he in
formed fOrY-nine times that he had
gone to this place or that place IN the
city, called the lltieth time, only to
learn that he chad just started for the
syringe Hc then left the store in II
wild way, with agony In his eye and
his brow clothed in thunder" Going
TO his Office he meditnied for an hour
whether he would enter suit and cite
him through the newspaper, aud thus
disturb his festive season at the
"springs." Another honr, and he de-
tcrmiued to send him several acres Of
hsmind by telegraph, and started to his
cohto's store to get his address. AZ the
store door, who should he meet but his
"LO IN I'll thought you'd gone
to the springs" "Well, haze been
to the springs "You~-you've been
to the springs! What sprlngs2" Coolly
striking match to light his cigar, he
replied; " Browder's springs"
0Na recent trip through the interior
of the Western states we were sur
prlsed to find the great demand there
N for u William u. Parker's Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu. At places re-
mote from railroad or river it Is found
to meet with " ready sale. The
amount Of kidney diseases in farm
ing community is great, and the farm
ers have found that no medicine is SO
SUITED to their various wants, or gives
such prompt relief as this valuable OK
tract. sold by all druggists, every
where.