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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-04-29
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sorstors-Richsrd }. ORes1y sni JOHN I.
lsepresoptauyc Eisate In D.stnc.--laa-c
ament.
MEMBERS GENEHAL ASSEMBLY,.
Representative Jos The "uta district
ohm II. Oberly, VIM. =. L,Dm1 and Ma.A-
fsnator for tho 5o,h dnt-ir,.---Je.,e Ware
COUNTY OftICLi&.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judged. j. Bakcr, Of AlgEand,r.
states Attorney Patrick II. rope.
Clerll---Is. =. iOcun,
eherif-A. II. Irwin.
VIM. Martin-Asso51or sad gIar.u!yr.
Surveyor--JChn i. Ggly.
COUNTY cOuRT.
Judge r. Brora.
hssoclstos--J. L. MoC.te AID s, M.fsl,l.
on.
CIerk-Jacob q. Lynch.
CoryloT-Johu IL. GJs-nl.a.
MUNICIPAL COTLEE#.-!.
MGyor-JChn wood.
TreaEurer--R. 4. Cunnin han.
CoInptrollor--E. II. Fgli-,
Clerk Michael Howlcy.
AttOruey-ii. watson Webb.
Police Magistratcl--F. Bross and >. D.
Gird.
Street Commissionor--D. j. Galugan.
Members Police IOrce--A. Cain sargent
Il. W. Wuoten, Phillip Helm, ChGs. MehEoI
and Henry I. Martin.
BOARD or ELDEpHTH,
Eirst ward -lliral B!2Ay aud D. d.
philips.
2ittsnhouag.
Third wsrd-JohN Melwg. md +. hora
Fourth warl-C, j. l5M ana ~. j
xcGauley.
Fifth warG-Ju0. II. Robinson and WIN
j. Morris
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81 A CHIN Il $ ii o J
Furgas Aan TwI FiTTING,
HYr so E'aiNEs. .gILI, STEs'.snET

T-T A.E1LJ- = n IllG s.
manufacturers and repaired.
Special intention given 20 Hight and heavy
forging. house, bridge, railroad and Jail work
and all woyi, Of a similar character,
steam and waa sitting ia a, IL. branches.
4 iull assortment OF Morris, IHskCr e. C5I
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc., and ggs liNturos alwa' on hgDl
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR Gas
MADE a SPECIALITY.
Agent Tor cameron special steam lUrr
aud h0ilcr feeder The best manufacture /.
CONS patent ,yphon pumps, Hld Jud,Di
patent governor and governor valve,
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, l.! inch bore OF
cylinder; tive feet stroke, and in good order.
one steamboat shaft and crank; wrot iron
one engine for hosting freight; 74AlG.
one l0N2O saw mill engine, with shUt and
crank for muy or gang saw, second hand.
one new IKE ou!nci my Own nandi-c'
tuyc.
Also, secondhand 'taye cutting. ma
chine aud jpintcr, and warehouse hosting
machine, IN GOOD order,
Engines and machinery @! ali kiudsboughi
| and sold.
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\ The great discovery OF the
~ age. There is no pain which
ESf the Contaur Liniment will not
fAZ~ relieve, no swelling which 1t
ION willnot subdue, and no lame
TTEAP ness which it will not cure
<kGszA-Ihisi is strong language, but
IL is true. IL Is no bumbug ;
kNWp'E the recipe i printed around
each bottle. A circular containing ccrtih.
Gates Of wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, lockjaw, .sprains, swellings,
burns. scaids, caked.brta sta, poisonous
yites, frozen feet, govt, salt rhcum, ear-ache
De-, and the recipe OF the Linlment Will be
sent gratis to auyonc. II IL the most won
dcrfII healing and pain rcl 'r~ cont the
world has ever produced. SOW. no ar
dele ever before did sell, ami 1t q lie because
1t does Just what 1t pr6tcnis 10 DO. one bot
lie Of tho Centaur Eminent for animals
yellow wrapper) IS worth hundred dol
lars for SPAWNED, strained or CALLED horse.
and mules, and for screw-wOrm IN sheep.
NO family or stock -owner can afford TO be
without Contaur Eminent. Price, 80 cents;
logr bottles, 81. J. Is. Rose & Co, -
broadway. New York.
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Millinery Goods - be found IN the marEct
She VIII keep on hand
EATs BoNNErs, FLowlE', ElnnuNs,
DRESS TRIMMINGS or all KINDS,
LADIES FuRNIsuiEG Goops, NOTIONS,
CoLLARs, UNuERsLEEvEs, RuFFs,
Auu ul rood, found in millinery storcs, all
OF which wil be- disposed OF al the lowest
pJsu pIico-. Mrs, Jackson respectfully
asbsa continuation OF the pataon9Go which
m. been 40 i.pcsaliy hostsowed upon her by
the ladies OF caro- and the vicinity,
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ncndIne mntlcr oa 80. rnrc.
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s, por aupum, IN advance, with OIL Chro'
mos free.
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PREMIUMS FOR 1874.


Every subscriber 20 the Aldlnc tor til
year 1874 Will receive u pair OF chromos
The original pictures We're painted in oil 10
the publishers Of the Aldine. by Ihoma
MORAN, Whose great dorado pictures ana
purrhus = 10y congress for ten thouand
dollars, The subjects were chosen 10 rep
resent ten ilOu-aAd dollars. The subjects
were chosen to represent "rhe Fast" and
"Tuo West" One Is = view in the White
J Mountains, Now Hampshire; the other
! Uses the Clia. OF Green river, wyoming
! territory. The chromos are each worked
/ from thirty distinct plates. and are in size
lt3Xl6) ana appearance eXaet fae-simiies OF
NwARK. n j.. sept. 20. 1873.
Mcssrs. James sutton < %.
GTSrLEM.N-i ain delighted with the
proofs iu color Il your chronos. They are
wonderfully successful representations by
m,cLaultN process Ui The Orlrnalpantings.
Very respectfully, THos. MORAN.
/ These chrumOs are III every sense Aineri-
can They are by M orinal American pro-
/ cess. with material OF American msnuiao-
/ uln. .r.rn do.igus of American scenery by
/ ... .t.. .lEC.p paistet, and presented 10 sub
/ .,iDcIs TO t.H inst successful American
\u Juuinal n 40 better because OF all
I I..-, they NI'l certainly possess an intores;
. DO tnlt.-n reduction can inspire, aud net
| thrr ary tAoy any the worse II BY reason OF
. ugrUiiar facilities VI production they cost
/ the publishers Ouly tribe, while equal IA
, uNaty respect 10 OlleG GAfoilos tnht q SOU
,urDy tor uoubl, the subscription price OF
3 tuu Ald,Ec.
& If any subscriber should indicate a pre-
, lorunGn for a figure subject, the Publishers
| VIII send "'lh0dghts Of Home" new AMI
bc4.ilvl yhroIaO, liN2O inches, representing
"a littc Italian exile whose speaking eyes
bclrly the 'cnsings OF bis heart
So porALuum, In advance, with OIL Chro.
mos free.
For 500 GENTS EXTRA, the chromo6,
mauuted, vanished. and prepaid by mail.
yhe AIdiuG WlIl, hereafter, be obtsinabe
only hy subscription. There viii no DO re-
? luccd Dr ,nlb rate; cash Tor subscriptions
must De svnt 10 the publishers direct, or
nantel 20 thu loca, eanyasser, witheut re-
.u1u.Uinty su the publishers, except In
s.es who're the certificate is given. oeArIag
thc mchalle i.nature OF James sutton y Co.
CANyAssERs WANTED.
ANY uer,on wishing TO act permanently
i,,.sl can yasser will receive lull and
liant incarnation by applying 70
. iANss SUTTON Il Co., Fublishers.
: 81 Maiden I.sne New Xoyk
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BjHdi10, g9iaar GHjrVi6-
er'g0. OWItjrG. g 'titghiGg
fine or daI2y l'@as' 70 -
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SCvat5rs-Richsrl J. Og.es1! ans JOHN !.
.pgsn.
Represented Ei.,a.g E,4 D.slrc.--iaa-r
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
AMUSEMENTD. A

WAEkhIaAUGyIKs,,ss, ana Manager Mr. LESTER wALnAcr
EVERY EVENING DURING TIE WEEK.
Also
SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE NEW COMEDY.
by H. J. BYRON, ESQ. entitled -
PARTSEKS FOR LffE,
in which the following artists will appear:-
MIR. H. J. MONTAGUE, ,x~-
Mr. j. B POLK Mr. j. w. CARROLL,
Mr. q II BKoWNE Mr. w. J. LEONARD.
Miss JEFPREYs LEWIS Nine. P0NIsI, -
Miss DORA G0LDTHAWAIrE, Miss KATE BAKlLEfT.
in PKEPAkLTION
MI Lester Wallack's and Mr. Perrepont EdWaFdy ausp
taton from Octave Feuiliets great drama y.S
iHk ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
This ne play will be produced with the greatest cars
ana completeness, IN will introduce
. Mr.. H. j. MONTAGUE
~ mas second impersonauon before the New York pun
hc. In the Same play
- Miss ADA DYAS
Will make ber first appearance in Walacks Theatre,
fhc cast will also include
Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr. j. b. POLK
Mr. J. w. CARROLL. Mr. HOLLAND.
M G. Y. BROWNE Miss EFFIE GERMON.
Miss lone BURKE Mime PONISI.
Mrs. JOHN SEXTON.
Due nonce wiil be % gyen ot the frs appearance OF
. NEW IRISH DRAMA
which Is now in active preparation.
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OF THE

Answer-Yes; the owner Of bond must surrende5 the
same, and no bondhoder u entitled to more 'oAn
you sell only certain series, do you al
Ansver-we sell the bonds all the different series
and u the order large sn9esa es and Ms numbe9
Sss saS1d sys n sss ersn
eussionpo All the series participate whether sold or
Answer because the wheel that contains ne 20;
and locked. aud Is now deposited in the stuyve-
SAINT SAFE Deposit Company ,,s ,.ru.r n.r, .,
the loan IS placed the company viii always have
DSna' Be and only be
sidered fair. taxing into consideration that the
stand the Same chance as II all the bonds were
Question.-Do you keep those bonds and take your
chances Tor the premiums, or do You sell themi
Answer-Insy are Tor sale At premium ana WIZ be
disposed OF within very snort time, iu every In
ouesaon:-Have you any bond: hand: the series
last, aud what do you ask tor themf
Answer-we have some on baud and sell them at CsAW
Question. such q bond surely get premium'
i've (sss,0ul thousand dollars, or so,OOO, Or
Question. Have any advantage by purchasing drawn
series bond % IN, now Or 1nst psey;ou: to december T.
AnIss only four SssiSn sSoSssnd oS ~ bonds al
place, We have no doubt the demand Tor those
the premiums VIII be advanced BY those who
seS Sn aos the company oe
Answer-rne company has executed trust deed, mort
esome 81 q - % nsd 70
the money received RON the sale Of bonds to the
the Ss Senss Il Of TT the sonaholders ali surplus moneys
In the purchase OF bonds and mortgages. which
about ,5a s'ye g ne company ~ AInuA' 'n''"s o.
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AMUsEMENTD.
BOoTPs THRATnS sTspAy CONCERN. MSS = | CARY.
Tas ssi s' e !ss-5s sRsn sss
3, srnssss$ iSiss SSssx
On Ss ~a.'I nas.nS 9's? 's'p s.srsI
The Young ssSian;
stsnS, g. sHSSsEEfkl SsE nSs' g xSSfARs Pianist.
E's 'sS 81 4a sf3Isi sPs
Asa @ reserved seats & sn Il saI se
oSen oSe1lSn on 8 suSnAY 'S from Os a 2%is T. D
e. sod 'eS
Boor"s 'nEAEnh AF1aawH1. wEsK eHA''S OF BILL
xr. and Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS
JARRETT PALMER ask attention TO The sxssllsnes 9,
the ably successful engagement Of the greatTs
s .na a's a SHssEY
MONDAY EVENING, ocroBKR H.
senasry vi plsms ana Fairy y spsssaeis IN two Acts
'''''AA f'ant''' fsa,ii S9isH eeiisScLE;
CON ooARoGG.is's DREAM.
'Ss sis'i1 {;
s IA s1sRi vi
as 1ss % !. ss' s s's:
Toe0nssSs WIN hs s.T9ss sSss,;:,e entitled
, oosSs1h d, Has = xAsksE Mi EoaaSShhfta'; aShf =.
,sszg a. ~s:a s.
] prsssn!sd S,ii Of extrsord,nsry m.snitads:'
LE Hs0Ssy when @ s g 81
performances BY which the eminent tragedienns Will
TaHAGnH JvyiGEal SAs.27E '0sHAAS
ssss. sAs.Egs s.. TT. 1s ' On in
,as r s.s. sSSf ssa:: .A.. man
z;.t ss:Sss'Ss rsssss,
Miss cusHMAN, in the great character Of QUEEN
sas ao Dd shsI z
The dns ss aislsa SEoRdE vsHpEshpp
S SS r s pyi ws ana M
eietes purposey engaged: LocFe's original music Of
Xsb iS s. 81 100 MIXED VOICES
wHDsEsaSS S4h5 MossEs n sssls sHxF 81 O'CLOCK
Ordinary prices will prevail
RoorH's 7nEATEE. a1EE a.,. ,,ou,,
fR2sEwE1L x pssASi2 ssAER O. sA1A NIGHT
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
next FRIDAY evening. October 10.
VIII appear for : the last last niSss BY, one, and in
GLORIOUS nsAf ff1EcEs
sAiA' oAHSh HcSohSNEcucur couRrsHaihF'iS SAA'
and Mrs Barney w.ns in EACH with
=. SECURE YOUR SEATS AT ONCE.
nALY,s srH AVENUE THEATRE,
and
speedily sss sS%SSf SSs ' =
.ss & ssy:::y T.
An'"'Skis SEG EfaIfsHAr1c HIT OF The sEAsoNl
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK
VIZ os rspsaed The superb sS Of sATgaDAY
win the
TIE HANGING OF ThR CRANE,
THE TWO WIDOWS,
THE cRITIcl
NJ: sSSr s4St.x 4SSzsSox
xs ,'' aroaar n 1. aE}ou nSR1 n.sU,"a oUnuD
Mr. W, DAvlDGE, Mr.. F. HARDENBERG,
Mr GEORGE PARKES, Mr. BENZ KINGGOLD,
NJ j. ". JENNINGS, Mr.. B. WHITiNa,
Mr. HART CONWAY. Mr.. J. q PEAKKa
ONLY MATINEE sATuRDAY ATlM
SATURDAY agoNSRS;;4' EyESISe; OCTOBER II,
Also frst appearance Of Miss ANNIR GRAHAx.
nALy's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
sSsR4T Ss'sSsy II Il SSAisas sslSs1a
yAxous PyyKRs Sy rs FAMILY
These celebrated and worldwide favorites take their
October) this occasion in the specially In
which they first made their bow to New York
THE BELLIES OF THE KITCHEN,
,r,ss.,, 40 Europe and America s>,,
Miss J JESSIE VOkES. ...as......LUClNDA SCRUBBS
Miss vlCTOR VOkES.. MARY
Miss kOSlNA vOKES.. BARBARA
MI FkED vOkEs as. TIAOrHkUS
Mr.. FAWDON VOKES- .WIGGINS
The entertainment will begin with the amusing Come.
NY UNGIE's Will
-. Box sheet now open.
! MArINEEs IsES I EVERY TUESs6AY AMP EaiRAY.
Pauline Xissisy. in Songs Dance I ana Harp Solo.
Ned Atnsiey. oil at the same time
Willie AInsley Signor BAKrAL0,
Dances and Songs the Indian Boneiess Man.
rhe new Comic Drama ot the next Century,
I--1 100 YEARS HENCE
1874 NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEvENTYFoUR.
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AMUsEMENTs. ..,
TEEss44EEssEE +, S$. SS$HHEsSss y sa3.5v1z1
isSa tSsS'si's. NEW
BEST Mis- HsolE
MISS JENNIE hSGLE.
Rsapp.arance Of the lavorts Irish song and Dance
DIAMOND AND RYAN '.' DIAMOND AND RYAN.
DIAnoND AND RYAN,
;o". ::;'; Il i;1'" WIN ~ss
QUEEN AND wEsT
at s. sss5s the champion bone
Mr. J. y. HARTLEY. s'0 0sf'0'meMR MR.. J. =. HARTLEY.
Mr. } F. BARTLE1.
.ze w. ms EES fs$ ::
ia1saIe1.y I7z2 !a1aE
:. =, EzF &s r. %syS VI TEEE EHs1
=. y 1sHf T sSAEf$ if$ iE:::e entitled
---MtnB ---N4npIoAs AID ASR SSRPAptET-
sijss
Second week Of the wonderful srtsts ,,on,,,,
H. H. :.s ana Il: NJ sss NJ: n: DSsak
Concluding every ss% sea great
1T4EIAs IE4tIAs f4DESsE: F4bESsEE
'S::::: fass%:s
nArsEE x rs 4sS
2ass}aR ssSaR"Az
The BRILLIASr AND iNcREAsiNo SUCCESS Of
sss 1.s
Of tn. old s.:sa sas. q soS4fJ s.srd S:a collected
about her number OF the most perfectly formed ladies
q ePss the ~
and % the Of h sda MIdS na sa
true artists will appreciate It
gpssnorisa noSrr1os rnours,g
comprises, besides herself
s:nSs
ali ladies' OF European reputanon.
who FIJI IF hiE Esssei s;RRssi4
with proper scenic and musical effects
vii comnIise new and original sketch
GEO s. oKEsraHrI
assisted z yRf IL fsnsfs1Ty II sfTH sa''sa HIS yAsura
The same popular Dialect Artist in his songs Dances
lRrcKEY AND BAssRS' ssf sayings
*. great american characier artsts will annear in
tfsli 2aGss'EfEs rssfS 1sS 'fHssEiRJ aASsEHR
the asPsPi svAR Il b%sKiEk aHa k.nans Sketch
LeavifSs new sketcn,
CKEMATIoNY
nv the fuii strenoth of the comnanv
Reappearance Of the charming and always popular
miss GERTiE uGRANtILLE.l
BLTT y Hgys Ksb bis AMUSING exhibition OF
1-o-- -oA 49, .oD-
1A@1NGA Anu XII ~InG M ti'e" Aa''ao's
AnA a. finale .Ss sxss.s!aiaaiy bill of assr.o
Ions w. p1eseA.eo,
pTRT ESoITE EYrP AvXaANZAY
Of 9popn
YATLHE- 0o"G
TIA oAA-
THE GRAND DOCTREssE.
oy tne spfsn'iy a.s ano iHH a[nsf.c y goca amRfsoy
...,.,ao nv v,rcan1 Hnntaa, Msiss Eswo,, n with
al the scenic and musical Effects including climax by
Nine. BILLIONS
cpANn YpArIrr
2Yu ro,rv p.p,s,.>, .,m,errY---
in the beautiful dive rtissement Of
ns nnss Dill OF m ana @ nyst Glass pao enter
'aAA1e" I'll ERR hoIIRs M M IN nEiIGur
every evening
WEDNEsDAY and SATURDAY MATINEE
Admission ia cents: RAservsd Snats Al. FsmIv Cir.
sle. - een.
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CTEINwAy HALL. MACCABR
EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT
FOR LIMITED SEASON ONLY,
commencing
WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER a. 1874
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA OF EN0LANDsa
RENOWNED MIMIC, vENTRTLOQUIST AND
CHARACTER DELINEAIOR.
FREDERIC MACCABE,
In his original ente nmen mt entitled
BECOME DULL CARE
q Vocal. ventriloquia Musical and Sartor1al Melansa
in which will display his marvellous power Of Chang
ing the Voice. Figure and Face, with rapid chanQes a
Picturesque Costume new and original songs and an
propriate music and appointments
Mr.. MACCABE'S success during q brilliant season.
which extended over GU NIGHTS AT THE GREAT ST.
JAMES HALL, REGENT STREET. LONDON, was Of
opinion unanimously held Of this entertainment IN,
ltcru aud ditettantc OF the metropolis and the enth
sasm bestowed upon the performance by delighted au.
diences assembled In the largest halls In the principal
cities and towns throughout ENGLAND IRELAND and
SCOTLAND nightly tor the last years pronounce
MOST MERITORIOUS AND MARVELLOUS ENTER.
TAfNMENT OF THE AGE.
ILLUMINATED MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. AT L
Admission 50 cents; Reserved seats, 30 cents extra
Reserved Seats De obtained ut Steinway Hall;
schlrmer's, 7o Broadway; ia Broadway; s;hubertha
23 Union square. and ut all the principal hotels
Business Manager and Secretary. ...JOHN +. SUTTON
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DARK THEATRE
SECURE YOUR SEATS
MARK TWAIN'S DRAMA
JOHN r. KAfMOND'S
great chnras erization Of
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS
Seats secured ten days In advance. and by
TELEGRAPH.
Admission $l Orchestra, 81 80; Dress Circle 81; ks
80 cents.
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE DAY.
RAYMOND.
MARK TWAIN.
COLONEL SELLERS.
GILDED AGE
EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY MATINEE at2P.M.
Order Carriages ut 10 30. Begins at g.
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Address all orders bonds and sand for Crculars
1ali information to
NORGENTHAU, BRUNO 4 co.
Financial Agents
= PARK ROW, New York. post Office drawer ~.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

appearance OF the fsvorte Irish Song and Dance
IAAoND AND RYAN. DIAMOND AND RYAN.
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these labors untll he could malSesome
other arrangement,
II has beon impractlcable for me TO
revise the proof sheets Of my articles
IN THE HERALD, aud In some In
stances errors have crept IN affecting
the meaning. But before the audience
OF this old aud honorable Journal, |
may be permitted 10 say that In no
sentence have i sought TO utter a
thought contrary TO sound morals or
the good Of the country. On the con-
trary, regardless Of public or private
criticism, 1 have labored TO rehablitate
truth, Justice, peace aud public virtue
In our state, Such, In my Judgment
are essential attributes OF honorable
Journalism ut this time,
In writing for small daily news
paper, no editor can elaborate. lie
must c0ndense a1d rely on the intelli-
gence Of the reader TO supply connect
Ing thought-always realizing that the
casual or accidental reader may misun-
derstand and wrongly interpret the
grand, moving inspiration of his soul.
! have had many illustrations Of this
fact IN my brief connection with THE
HERALD.
The greatest obstacle in the propaga-
ton Of truth and Just Ideas of liberty
among men Is the readiness with
which too many mon swallow the art
full detection of demugogucs and In
triguers. Loving enlightened liberty
and worshiping at the shrineof Justice,
scoming prelerment unless the willing
gift ola free people, have sought, to
the best an humble ability, to incul-
cate into these columns among the
youth Of our country love OF truth
and of public and private virtue, and II
repugnance to corruption in all its
forms, from the highest To the lowest
Office in the land. a Jellersonian,
state rights democrat, M sincerely as |
believe any truth, have never felt
willing to debuse my manhood by
covering up or defending wrong or cor
ruption in men ofmy own party, either
in or out of Office.
These being principles deeply en-
grated, as temporary editor of TIE
DALLAS HERALD, have sought, while
overrun with other business, to im-
press them on its readers, and am will
ing to abide the result of such II course.
The publishers having made other
arrangements, and relieved me Of an
onerous duty, unless allowed full con-
troll ,0n terms to meet the necessities of
life, am no longer, in any sense, ed-
tor Of The HERALD, Under the new
arrangement, elsewhere announced to-
day, trust the paper may continue to
be the advocate of truth, the friend Of
the people, and the mrelenting enemy
of wrong in all it's forms.
JOHN HENRY BROWN.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-07
To THE READERS OF THE DALLAS
HERALD

Nearly nine months ago, by request
of the PARTIES interested, began tenn
porarily to write the editorials of THE
HERALD. Having no pecuniary inter-
est In the paper, and no understand
ing as to even a nominal eompensa-
ton for labor performed, have writ
ten its leading editorials since October
last. With the local columns / have
had no connection, that feature OF the
paper being very properly under the
direction of another.
Writing for the HERALD In moments
snatched from another business, upon
which depended for support, I have
labored under great disadvantages,
and, three months ago, asked Mr..
Swindells to relieve me from the duty,
but yielded to his request to continue
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-07
GREAT books, like large skulls, have
often the least brains : w. b. Clulow.
SeIE-Defeuce.


To q criminal neglect OF preventive medi-
cation may be ascribed II majority of the all.
ments which affect humanity. 1t is II well
ascertained fact, resting on the experience OF
twenty years, that course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bittes will put even naturally
feeble system In such state of defence that
1t will he competent to resist the most prey.
alent causes of disease, such as the mallgn
influence of miasna, unwholesome water
excessive heat, damp, cold, sudden changes
OF temperature, etc. Yet there are thousands
persons living In perpetual peril from one or
more Of these causes, who recklessly omit TO
avail themselves of the absolute protection
which this famous vegetable antdote nf-
forls. Intermittent and bilious remittent
fevers, rheumatism, general debility, ner-
veus weakness and irregularities OF the
stomach, bowels and liver, would be compar-
atively unknown II this palatable specific
were I'm universal use In the districts where
they principally prevail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-07

THOMAS IL. HARRIS, Esq, one ofthe
oldest citizens of this county, aud ma
tive of Allen county, Ky, died at his
residence, near Lancaster, some weeks
since. Mr.. Harris was well known by
all our old citizens rs an upright, Just
man and leaves large circle of friends
to mourn his death. Mr.. II. had long
been in failing health, was full of
years and his death was not unlocked
far
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-07

THE pastor of the Westlield Mass
church announced the other Sunday
that n beautiful chromon would be
presented to all who would contribute
one dollar toward certain charity.
The customers--we mean the eongre-
gation--seeing that they had u good
chance to do mertorious act, and at
the same time to get the worth of their
money back, came down literally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-07-07

10 preserve Intact this glorious herll'
age OF freedom to make Texas what
1t w0s once, the proud boast Of the
United States 10 be-"the land Of the
frec'-wlll be the neutrality-suspicious.
that shall ever guide our pen,
u. Il. M'HRE,