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Fraud Loves a SHINING M.rn.

A great medicine is always target for
fraud. Shallow cheats, without the talent to
originate anything usefn,, or the decency to
permit m article of superior excellence to
perform Its mission, without striving to
turn dishonest penny by attempting to
substitute trash in its place, are now en-
gagged In Initiating and counterfeiting Hos
letters stomach Bitters, the most popular
tonic and restorative In the civilized world.
A brood Of local bitters, mixtures of dam
aged drugs with worse liquor has cropped
out all over the country. Although the sales
ofthese pernicious Stops are too insight ficant
to affect the interests sf staple remedy, Il
seems duty to warn the public against
them. The color OF the true specific may be
simulated. but Its cures OF dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, Intermittent fever.
constipation, nervous debility, etc. can not
be initiated.
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HOME PROTECTION on NORTH
ALABAMA.

We We're pleased to meet on yester-
Robert Il. Coke, Esq, president of the
above named fire insurance company.
Mr.. Coxe's visit TO Texas is for the
purpose OF introducing his company 10
the business men ofthis state, and estab-
fishing agencies for receiving applica-
tions for policies. The cash capital Of
tho Home Protection is 100000; its
surplus, $i8,326.70. Among the direc-
tors we find the names OF Hon. George
Goldthwaite, w. $. Senator, General
l.. Pope Walker, formerly war minis
ter of the Confederate States, and Ex-
Governor II. b. Lindsay. President
Coke has secured reliable agents in the
different cities of the state to represent
his company. \Nf
In Dallas the wcll-known and de-
servedly popular agency of f. s. Clay
n Co. has the interests of the Home
Protection In hand.
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fever was desoI0ling the whole
southern country, New Orleans
especially, lhe christian association
Of Chicago met pissed II se-
rles Of resolutions expressing
sympathy and coincidence, and, after
aIiinnndyortIngupon the course Of New
Orleans during the war, sent 10 her, M
Chlcago's relief $500 IN confederate
money! Was that manly? was that
noble? was that 0hrlstian' But that
too In passed; aud we do not recpr 70 IL
now but 10 show that people, and our
people, how unworthy II was and 70
gay that II, In the dispensAtlon Of 90
inscrutable Providence, they too are
visited by q fcnrh)l desolatlon, our ZOO
pie should show, must show, nay, WIN
show, u more magnanimous spirit. IL
belongs 10 true dignity, 10 conscious
merit, 10 exalted, advanced manhood,
W bow before the Judgments OF u God,
aud 10 synIpathise with the suiieringy
pf u brother man. Ihh .I Il
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SHERMAN, TEXAS, July 10, 1874.

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald
Ia your daily OF the 18th instant,
among other things you state, cor If
the question were one of comparative
professional integrity between Judge
Hare and Governor ThrockmOrtOn,
we might cite the Courier to the case
of Austin vs.. Talk, Goth Texas, page
l27.n wajif n'nl a'T'
This reference il manifestly made
for the purpose of Questioning my pro-
fession integrity, and when this Is
done i deem II proper to answer, not
with view of influencing any vote In
the congressional election, hut to de-
fend my own hard-earned private aud
professional character. lido not be-
lieve that the editor of this standard
paper made the reference with intent
to injure me, but believe they have
made II without duly considering the
nature OF the inuendo, orthe case cited.
/ believe the case cited Is a complete
vindication and eXonoretiOn of the
charge made against me by lawyers
reduced to the last extremity. and II
you cannot publish all of the decision
made on the subject, then ask you in
justice to myself to publish this state
ment and extracts from the last deci-
sion.
l was not made party to this suit
until 1t had been twice tried In the
court below. When was made a party,
l was on the frontier and did not
know anything Of 1t until years after
the decision was rendered, the deci-
sion being made about the commence
ment of the war, and did not know
until after the close of the war that |
was made party. The lawyer in the
case, Judge Walker, waived service
and put in an answer for me.
Now in this case was charged with
fraud In obtaining u certain settlement.
Upon this point In deciding upon my
action In the premises, the supreme
court say.s'Upon question of positive
fraud, the court will be very slow to
disturb the verdict of q jury, when the
evidence discloses suspicious circum-
stances Of a character to induce the be-
lief that any artifice concealment or
Misrepresentation has been praticed,
or that confidence reposed has been
abused to the prejudice of the party
Applying these principles to the facts
In the case, the supreme court says:
ITO support recovery in this case,
the plaintiff ought to satisfy the jury
. that he was induced or influ-
enced thereto by some imposition
practiced upon him by one or both of
the defendants; that some artifice was
used, or there was some misrepresenta-
ton, concealment or suppression of
some fact which 1t was material for the
plaintiff to know, n knowledge of
which might have caused him TO act
differently etc.
As nothing of this character appeared
in the evidence as against me or the
co-defendant, the court says: ave are
of opinion that the Judgment he re-
versed aud the cause remanded for a
new trial"
And, In conclusion, say to you that
the plaintiff then abandoned his case,
and have heard nothing Of 1t since.
Believing you will publish this,
l am, respectfully, s. HARE.
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.KulHICAao.E
OurteIegraphloc columns navel

Our teiegrhpnlCcOiumu SnuVeilhtorIn-
ed the readers OF the Herald that the
apparently doomed CITY of Chicago
has been swept BY two destructive fires
during the present week. Neither of
these fires, rs we understand 1t, has
injured that portion of the city built
up since the terrible conflagration Of
three years ago. Both of them were
confined to the older portion of the
city. The first of these fires entailed
loss of between four and tivemillions
The loss by the latter did not exceed
one hundred thousand dollars,
We know that 1t is one of the weak
nesses, of fallible humanity TO look
with satisfaction upon the misfortunes
Of those we regard our enemies. We
know, furthermore, that there are some
in the south who constitutionally are
unable to regard people north of Ma
son and Dixon's line in any other light
than as enemies. The revengeful spirit
that has inspired the political action of
the dominant party Of the north is
largely to blame Tor the possible exist
ence Of sucha feeling inthe south.
If there should perchance be among
the readers of The HERALD one who 10
possessed of such feelings. we com.
mend to his perusal the following ex-
tract from the Houston Telegraph:
No man should rejoice at such Wis
itation. There is n. nobler, a "better
way.n Whatever may be the recollec-
tions of the past, whatever provoca-
ton may have been given, that might
be offered in extenuati0n for with
holding sympathy, and coincidence,
and relief, this Is an appeal to our hui
mainly, to our brotherhood; and If
Abraham and Lot could weep over,
after pleading even for the "eities of
the plain, may MOTIVE rise, as noble,
chivalrous people, above the insults
offered us, and the wrongs done US,
aud tender to this afflicted people our
coincidence. and, as much az possible,
our sympathy? sf
We do not recur now to the malig-
nant spirit manifestedby this people
during the late war, nor to the bitter
ness they have indulged In the discus
sion Of our national politics since the
war, because we would, so far as they
will allow us, forget these.t But when
there had been time for the blood,
heated by the strife Of war, TO cool
when they had been crowned victors,
and we were crushed under the iron
heel Of the conqueror; when every
sentiment of humanity, everything
that rises Above the spirit OF a demon,
would have said, "Stay thy hand /!
smite not; wound not your noble but
conquered and subjugated foe, but be
silent; or, II you speak, offer the hand
Of reconciliation, and seek to be a. one
with your ancient Aly.s All, no! not
thus; for In 1867, when the yellow
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Captain George Mcpherson, of WASH
ington county, Tennessee, has fine
Ayrshire COW, which has given from
May IA to June IA, by accurate W eight,
2,O40a pounds OF milk. The smallest
amount given any one day in the
month was $50 pounds, and the largest
amount in day was II pounds.
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE

In northern Texas, to-wit: 4''
I476 acres In Coleman county: $40
acres In Hunt county; go acres In
Denton county; $40 acres in Montague
county; 1850 acres in Upshur county;
300 acres In Archer county; 1890 acres
IN Dallas county; fine dwelling
houses i'm city Of DenisOn; one nere
ground In the center of the town oil
BOnham. Fannin county.
Dallas city property as follows: Thirteen
vacant lots of grouno on Main street, % by
lOO ieet; eleven lots on Commerce street; one
cottage on Hord street; one two-story resi-
dence on Commerce street, and Phoenix
hotel, on Main street.
The mode of drawing and distribution OF
TINS valuable property will, in short time,
be perfected and published and tickets
placed on sale. Until more suitable loca-
ton can be secured the main office of the as
ISOLATION will be located on Main street,
next door to D X restaurant, at which place
the public are invited to witness the distri-
button off gifts.
Full information can be obtained Of any
agent or at office of the association, Main
street. WHITAKER & WILKINSON,
ttHf Managers.
Each and every drawing witnessed and at
tested by j. W. Lane, Notary Public:
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DENTISTRY.
TESTIMONIAL.

ALENANDRIA, La, May Is, 1874.
The undersigned citizens OF Rapides. Lon.
isiena, have been well acquainted with DR..
y. w, Laney for many years, during which
exandria, and practiced his profession as n
dental surgeon, IN most of our families to
our entire satisfaction. Webelieve him well
skilled In his profession, and as a man one of
onr most estimable citizens.
Robert Q. Hynson. planter; Thomas O.
Ryan, attorney at law; Il. X. Biossat, editor
LOUISIANA Democrat; 7. Q. Manning, attorney
dox, NJ. n. iIIdlm
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The Best Advice
DR.TUTr,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DR. TUTT,S HAIR DYE

Possesses qualities that no other Dye does. Its
effect IL instantaneous, and so natural that II
san not be detected by the closest observer.
1t is harmless and easily applied, and is In
general use among the fashionable hnirdress.
ers In every large city In the United States.
Price 81 Il box. Sold everywhere.
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The latest from the Beecher-Tilton
scandal Is that Beecher il attempting
to compromise, and that Tilton and his
wife have separated.
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MEDICAL
DIR. w. BILLIE,

A graduate Of the University M Conon.
gen, Denmark honorary NJ ID. frdrh IN
University 90 PadOvn, italy for sa, we
years assistant physician 70 the oelebrai.N
ltleord, Parsi nom '"eu
NEW ORLEA Ms, LA
Having been Tor many years a studo,,
the large hospitals Of Paris, London. ViasaW
and Copenhagen, ana u thorough, large nna
varied practice during fifteen yenrs Nv
gained q most thorough knowledee -, na
nature Of all chronic diseases and lie I,a snu
menl thereof, aud ho has la His exiens st.
practice hnd an unparalleled success ~
very ,0ltl rU'rltd houfr where every rem'
edy Ind purli llln'l ana an hops uI H.. i NV"
ton had been despnirrd ~. ''"'"
Nobody WHO ever suffered oi tho ladt,,,.
and llle'embllletlng dihonsu, nysnoptin Ky
ever IN vain cnllpd on Or, Kille. In ,,v ,.M
cusr ms ne by us new mvlhpd uf tlenimeH
restored the functions OF Ihu stomach "nl
with " the health hpd Nig0r Of The paiisniS
aud many u person does To-day, with e"ati
tude, Ieenll me moment he placed himsi,
under Dr. lilleA care. ''''''
pl Por me treatment Of ladies' diseases, Dr.
suffering nom AMENORRHCsA, DlHMEW
OhtHnA, viYSrERlA, pROl.ApSiIs
UTERl, or any other disease peculiar N ,6o
female system, should not fail 10 call ON nr
bile, ~ they viii quickly be relieved ~
lhelr SUFFERING ana ultimately restored 10
Diseases Of the EXTRAORDINARY nm.
CANS and chronic diseases DR., Bilie las
made u specially, and ihis scOurge of In In
mainly IN easily ana quickly overcome bv
his new treatment. ~
Decline and nervous debility In OLD n,
young N quickly and permanently cn,el
| and full power restored. No man N loo nl,l
and no young man too debllltuto,l TIM he
cannot be entirely inyIgoraled by DR.. Billes
| treatment,
DR.. bile has resided for years In New In.
| lenns, II endorsed by The medical fruterniiv
there, and by his Rkill aud knowlrtlpe hss
| obtained u great reputation rs II Specialist
| DR.. Bile wishes 10 call nrtloulnrattentIon
| 10 his new discovery, by which he, by only
examining few drops of blood can dlscov,
or II there Is any syphilitio poison In he
| blood, which IL of the greatest importance.
Rs the poison can lny quiet In the FLOOD for
| years, then 10 break out with all It's ravaaes
and no person who ever has venerenl 1ls,
eases can be sure that he Is cured without Ina.
| ing examined by DR.. Bile.
| Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidneys
| quickly relieved and finally cured.
DR.. Bile has arrived In Dallas and Is 10.
Gated NJ the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
where he viii be pleased TO see those needing
his services nt once, az his stay viii be short
| Consultations cOnhdentially In English,
German, French, Danish, swedish and Nor.
weglan. llOdBmil wGn
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COKE AND TAR.

We are now ready to supply those desiring
coke or coal tar. Coke Is used extensively in
all cities for cooking. Any stove with a CRATE
put In IT, will burn II. II is cheaper and less
trouble than wood. All orders must ue left
ut the Office OF the company,
J. b. SCRUGGS.
Secretary Dallas Gaslight Company, over
Schneider 4 Davis store. l23dtf
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunton. Va,
REV. v. 4. HARRIS, D. D., President,

viii begin It's 9th annual session septers :
Der nth, 1874. This IL one of the first schools
for young ladies in the south. Faculty con.
sists OF twenty-three teachers aud officers,
oulloings elegant, scenery grand, health I'M
surpassed, feeble constitutions here entirely
restored, attended by young ladies nom az
teen southern states, and u large number OF
pupils attend this school from all sections OF
the state Of Texas. ~
For mrthe, Information consult our pat
rons-Malor l. Z. Rountree, Galveston; Hon.
x. U. Mills, Cofsicana; Judge \. \. Munger.
Houston; Rev. X. ii. Tallaferro. Austin; Colo,
mel Thomas ii. Jones, Salado; Judge i. Ii.
Reaean, PaleStinei Colonel George Il. Afford.
GALVESTON; II. r. Hearnc, of Henrne; Colonel
ID. ID. Glddings, Brenham; Mrs, NJ, ID, sen
verton Calvert, and all our numerous PAT.
,ons throughout Texas. A gentleman will
leave Galveston LIST Of Septemb Der, who will
take charge ofall young ladies going TO this
institute. In regard To escort, write Rev. W,
A. Harris, OF staunton, Va.
Terms for scholastic year-board and tui.
.ion ~ college course. $40 10, Extras motier.
ate. For catalogue OF sixty-four pages. nd.
dress REV w A N KEEN ""-
iN'uhhf"im stanton, Va.
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A graduate Of the University Of Conenh.
VIZ, Denmark honorary NJ D. from r"t t6s
unlHnlsl,y ol Ianovai italy for seyeml
llioOrd, Parlsi from N''"'h9ed
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COMMERCIAL u0rpl.

whcrehe win be pleased TO see those needing
his services at once, as his stay will beshou
Consultations cOnhdentially In Engllsh
German, French, Danish, Swedish and NV,
weglnn, llJdBmil won
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Y. M. C.. A.
The second entertainment "t the cnurS. will h,
given al the
TOW \ HALL,
Friday Evening. November i, by the
CAMILLA URSO Concert Company.

rHOGRA NINE
l. Inn" for S"pran" Tenor, and na4-": "Av,
\"rum, kTrutL,.r
Miss 4 lara DnrIa Mr-~I-. Ft--cndrn and Rudolph
-'h
; Piaun Solo: Punnai-. No. :. Dp. -. Chopin
MI. Augusta. SauTrt.
; The MrImaidS son. Barnett
Miss lara D"rig
/ Concerto, t"r the Vj"" in L Op. ID
Mrndcs-nln
MadaIno ;lrmIlla Ur~n.
: sony The Winged Messengers Fesca
MI. Er--tnt-u
t. Piano S"ln Caprice hrrniqur. Saint Sacn-
MI Au-u>tr SauTrt.
I Du" fol Tenor and I;aSsn from Masinirlln
Auhrr
Mr,-r-. F,-scnd,n and Eudolh,cn
My mother bids III" bind '.N harr.
: S"n=~ Has du
IrulcIt
Miss lara D"rta
. Nr"lm soho: '::,lahamdr and Tambnurim
j. VI. Lrclar.
Jean Marie Lrclar. Ni"lini-i and composer WAS
born III l.Sun- Trance III 1861. This tarluu- al
list exercised II very .rrat influence, IN .lr- French
sch""l "t the violin. IL" vas uur Of the first I"
uIk" al the q ,-ies tDUtes ni which there ar.
vita an unl"rtIuat" end he murdered in
front "t hi h"us". III Paris the I'D of oct. l7Gi
Madame Camilla UT-n
10. Bass" SOM: Tin - ."s.rrr" from Opera.
son AID s.IangIv Mrndrl,snhu
Mi. Rud"iphs.n.
~. I'm" from Ernani, stay thee pray
Miss Clara BORA Mr-.r- Ft--rud-n AMI Rudolph
srn Has
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lrrfh.G.

At East st. I"hnsbury, oct i. Ida NJ. Ilurchin
aged ~ years. daughter of F. j. aud Mar,
Hutchinson "t Concord
N"mG set weary nf litr'~ burden
Warming for the higher life.
tldilN thou II received the .urrdun
Resting fran all earthly strife
Selfish tears now mark our hrartgIiri
rs "" miss thy loving care
Though still thy words bring sweet relief
4 can better help thee There.
At P-achnm. oct. l., Lizlir = aged - wears
daughter of Jacob and Sophia Way and wife {"
Isaac y. Watts.
Killed by ia" ears at Nashua, y. IL. Oct -
Capt. Hiram wilkins, AGED 81 y,ars-f"rmcrly {"
this town.
At Derby. Oct - Ge"r@c II. Flake aged ~.
Al Derby. Oct. -. Sarah wife "i Curtis Wiley
AGED g..
At Gl"vrr oct. II, Peter M""rr- AGED ~
At Holland October Mary Elzina MInSur
wife "f Nixon Morse. aged 30
At lrasburrh oct. Is. William II. Perry. aged 81
At Newport oct. -. David Wiley aged b
Vt DanNillr. oct L. Mr. John " ill.ms aged -
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glVln" temporary relief To nhviate this and pre-
sent I" the public u tonic free, from Alcoholic Poi
son, Dr. Greene prepared the OXYGENATED BIrTERs
a sure cure Ton dyspepsia and all kindred com
plants. sold everywhere. JOHN I. HENRY. CUR
RAN Co. Projectors and College Place. y. Y
silent Disease Furnishes the patient only
hut ii VuCiteruus cough a horrible cold Furnishes
whole household. There can he peace. rest
until it is cured, and when single bottle, of Hdie,
H"n'g IF H"reh0"Hd and Tar will hani-h thu, mai
s;Incc. Is II worth while Ia do il Crittrnton-
9TH Avcnur. Sold 10y all Druggists
Pixies Tunthachr Drops cure IA one minnie II
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An Unexpected Rise in Corn.

We had heard that the farmers We're
holdin" their oats for rise. but had II"
idea that there was amy marked ad-
vance in corn expected but there was
u little transaction in hrcadStuiis in this
place last :,cck that deserves mention.
out in Chicago they might call it get
ting No "A ..corner on corn. Here. for
want of better terms, we shall clarac-
trrizc it is ii combined and prcmcdita-
ted plan of the youthful Patrons OF
IIu>handry and Sovercign- of Industry
to eNtort money from s"n:c OF the
hlnatcd capitalists of our town, W Mn
out keeping our readers longer III sIIs-
pen>c, we will proceed ut once t" par
ticular>: Last spring lady teacher III
the south Church sunday School gave
her class of small boys some missionary
pop corn to plant, the proceeds t" he
given To some benevolent object. Last
Friday evening. the little folks i'll tins
school had fair, and during its pro
"ic>> this class of boys brought forward
their corn Il good bushel of earS-and
Major Bow man sold the same at auction
il bringing upwards of twenty dollars
| Well done. boys. and well done teach
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5Harriaars.

vt Barnet. at the house of the brides father
Oct II by Rev. John Bnc, Mr.. Robert W Man
ning of Gr"t"n and Miss Emclinr A Blair OF
Barnet.
At dublin, y. H., Oct. ~. by Rev George NJ.
Rice, assisted 10y Rev. Josiah l.. Seward of kcrnr.
hr. Henry \. Adams of llarri-vll, y. H.. and
Miss Julia W. Eastman nf ST J"hnsbuIy.
At DnnVillc. Oct. II Mr. VIM. NJ Batchrldrr of
NrwI"rt and Miss Hattie +. KELSEY of Danvillr
Al llar'iwick Oct. 10. Vim. Is. Richards of
Greensboro" and Miss Clara kittrc,igt of D,myillr
At Barton, Oct. Il. Mr.. Charles II"yt of Lyndon
willie and Miss Jennie l.. Ayrrs of Barton.
At sheffield, oct -, Hiram Drown and Mrs.
Mary l.. haSr.
At Newport. Oct. - Theron a Wright and Miss
Eucia Lane.
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Cruelty to a Horse.

" i'll. Harvey. painter. and N"nn"
man named Stuart. from Wells River.
1n1 u team of Joshua Browns hustler
"Wednesday ait"rnoon. and BEGAN I"
abuse it before they got ont Of the il
lagr. Is several people SAW. la the
evening they were seen up towards
Dln\illc in Il drunken Wrauglr. the one
tINing to grt the rcm> away from the
other Later in the evening, the team
WAS found in the road alone. without
occupants in the carriage. and the lat
ter considerably broken. 1t WAS taken
home. when thu, horse WAS found to
have been >h"kingly abused. 1t WAS :;
time horse y hen let. and Il new top car
riagc Men who will Lrt thus should
he severely dealt with.