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pRATTS ASTRAL OIL.-Absolu

iy cafe. Perfectly odorless. Always uu,-
tuIlh Illuminating qualities superior to ga,
EAruz 90 auy lamp without danger Of eIpodUg
or ,AA.ug are Manufactured expressly to die.
pIac. tine nee Of volatile and dangerous oils lie
safety under every possible test and Ito perfect
burning qualities, are proved by its continued
use iu over 300, 600 famiier.
Millions Of gallons have been sold aud no Gc-
cidcut- directly or indlfectiy-has ever Occurred
from burning, storing or handling it.
TIE immense Yearly LOGS to life aud property,
gc-u ting from the use ot cheap and dangerous
cIl- 10 the United tstest Is appalling.
Ghe Insurance Companies and Fire Commits
siou~te throughout the country recommend the
ASTRAL o. the best safeguard when lamps are
used. Send for circular. G.a
Ipr sale ~ retail by the trade generally aud
az sbo.a-a!e by the proprietors. CHAS. PRATT
s co. ljs Fulton Street. New York. ltGmG4O
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WAIT 4 HARps DRUG STORE
AGAIN VICTORIOUS:


FaeTeHf rgaEF. bee S. fs5a.
Ma TmgaB .0nuaeelsy evening tbgre vac .
lives tlma BE- The scatag Machine buaHsss Ia
SHE place, bytwgeu'bo HHH Eassa wheeler
Wilsau and fbc Weed dsehlusa. 80 tEe heBsF a'
Mr.. WIN s Chcllts Ihe Wheeler q NllsHH we
operated ty N S. Benedict, sud ihe Weed ly
N Lyman. 40 trst there seemed % be some
Sen 90 Twelve uciEhburs 30 favor sd tAu Weed,
wba came ia % witness tbe u4ss. tut 10 vas ouR
8 short tine before their oYiniaEH WeHa changed
by seeing the great range u' wuJa Stone go thg
NhesI5t.l Wl|s08, Ou duuE heavy eUrt over
sr2m thc Weed failed 90 $50 IS after sbvtTal
umcs Try ing, breaking thread AUa thica Oh t9uf
ac,dies, 81 last giving % up and admitting the
point There were sour l8 points advanced oi
which the Wheeler Wilson got % as sosH be.
low The trial lasted saue HHe hagrs.
lat. Babhlu holding most thread W S v. BOD,
Changing attachments W&W, ard, Easiest
running vs. 4 ". Ath. Most durable v a q. 5lh
Quickest threaded W vs.. 6tb, Sewing over
seam " A ", 7th REtling without extra attach
meuts " 4 ", sgh FEELING by one sesm W X W
9Th without change % tension from heavy 60
light thread " & ", 10th Thick goods v a W
18th Sewing fastest Il * ". 18Th oilinR quick
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Use Renne's Psin-KiIIing Magic on

THE lie tho beet Family Medicine TO cure all
kinds Of Pain, you ever tried.
II is clean, safe and doieious to use and II you
use it faithfully, IL uU do you good
Directions on each bottle, Buy it 0fthe Drug
gist OF Merchant whore you trade. II they have
not got It on hand they will send for it, at your
request, and sell you Genuine RENEE PAIN XII.
ing Magic oil, at manufacturers lowest price at
retail.
Gs-Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
1t Is pat up in three sizes, and called Trial
Size, Medium Size" and Large Family Size
bottles.
WIN. RENhE 4 SONS,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
Pittsaeld, Mas,
Sold by Wait It Hard. Manchester, and Vincent
Grover, Factory Poiat. 5eowly
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--. ~ - true IL bss produced mote auros
.r.. 20 rheaaausm, sepralgia, iocs-
iap Halsy spralna sHsll.urs. gaEea hroasft seal4s
balas ss.i-rhcua. ehr seAc. Aa..upoa The human
traua and 81 stra4as, spsyln, gals, 80 upon ami
mae ia. aeo scar than have ell other pretended
ramtases slHer the world began. Il lss counter.
.isu', so a8 healing pain r,levtr. Cfippler
tAroa away their grutcbes, the lame walk, pos.
auuu. bites are rendered harmless sn1 the
s0ah eI ATE healed without scar. Il ts 90
bumHBE. The recipe .s published around each
bottle. % BE- selling A. no article ever before
sold, AND % sells because it does just vhs It pre-.
teuds 90 10. Tassc Who nov suffer from thcu-
mstsm, Ps38 nr swelling deserve 20 suffer II they
wili Hej Use Leutsur LlnIment- More than 1000
eeru6eatas el ranAI kAbls eaIes, iuciuling frozen
iGlos, eb aie.rueumatisu, govt, running tu-
nous. ac., have been received. We silI send
circular containing CERTIFICATES, the recipe, &C.
gratis. 90 aHy one requesting a. oao bottle Of
tht veloH wrapper CentAuF i4niment lie worth
out hundred dollar= f. 7 spraiued OF sWeeuied
horses and miles, or tor serew-worm ia sheer,
st7gA-aaners this luimeutis worth your atten-
iJau. So family should be without Centaur
L.nmeut s.!d by all Druggists, 60 cents prr
bottle, largo bottles, 81 90. J. b, Rosr & Co,
81 broadway. New York
CAsroms is more than q substitute for Castor
on, d Is the 90 SUE article IN existence which
be- certain 70 sssimilate the food, regulate the
bDNcis Te wiua-culic aud producs natural
sleep. IL CONTAINS neither minerals, morphine
or aleabnl, Ani Ia pleasant TO take. Children
meet Hu, cry aud mothers may rect 2ijly
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MOTHERS READ THIS.

KEEP MILLER'S BABY SYRUP
on hand. and your children will never be sick. 1t
will instantly cure sour stomach, dysentery,
gripping il the bowels wind collie, &c. Give re-
lief in ttcthiug, Pleasant to lake Contains no
o ium or morphine. Relieves your child by cur
ing, not By causing II TO sleep, ~ it restored
health aud thrifty srowth will soon irdlcate
Price IS ceats per bottle.
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Use nennc's PHIn-Kiltng Magic OIL.
"H Works Ike Clmm." Ids.
REApER--
Rennes PalH- Killing Magic OIL cures Headache
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oh cures Toothachn
Rennes Pain killing Magic Oh cures Neuralgia
Reunes Pain Killing Magic OIL cures Cholera MOrbus
Rennes Pain killing Magic on cures Kheumausm
Hennes Pain Killing Magic OF cures Lamentss
Rennes Pain killing Magic OIL cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem to be proud OF telling how
ELAINE their shoulders arc'--of "my crick In the
bsck"-or, 81 have got the Scatiea"- de.
light in Dragging that nothing eancura me ~
but when we get such lawful Folks" 70 uso RES
MS PAGS-KILISG MAoIc on faithfully we
not only cure their lameness and charm away
their pains, but we actually take all that kind d
"brsg out Of them r. and they frankly own up,
and say, ut works Ike charm 10
Bs-Sold by Druggists, Merchants and Grocers,
Call for Renno's Magic Oh where you usually
trade.
1t is put up in three sizes, called Trial Size"
MEDIUM Size" and Large Family ze''bottles
WIN. RENNE Il SONS,
sole proprictors and Manufacturers.
Pittshold, Mass
Sold by Waltz Hard Manchester, aud 10y v
Grover, Factory Point Geowly
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HARPER's MAGAZINE.
Npaloes u ne Irtaa.

Notices q he Irtss
The ev,r-increSsng circulation Of tkis cEcsi.
lent monthly proves Its continued adaptation 10
popular de-ires and neods. JUDGED, when We
think into how many hoQes il penetratge every
month, wo must consider IL as one 81 the pdupa.
tors ~ Wei % entertain r. OF the public mind.
for its vast popularity has been won by 40 Ap-
poai to stuptd prejudices or deprayed taetcs
Boston Globe
The character which this Nagd.l8t poasoascs
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, aud bier
ary culture that has kept pace with, IL it asa Hut
led the times, should cause its conductor. D. re-
gard il with jusiihsble complAooncy, u Also ru.
titles them 90 great claim upon the pubhs
gratitude. The Magazine has done good sui
not evil sil the days ofits life, Hroaliga Idgb.
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CUT THIS OUT.


1t may save your life.
There is DO por~un living but Uhatsutzrs more
or lees With Lang Diseases Coughs Colds, or
Consumption, yet come would die rather than
pay e cents for a bottle OF medicine that would
cure them. DR.. A. B5uschees German Syrup Aag
lately been introduced in th.s country from Ger
many, and It's wonder0us cures ast1uIsh every
one That try il. i, yol doubt what e ray Ia
print, cut this out and take 10 90 your Dfugglrt,
Y. Grover, Factory Point. an Wait * Hard, Mao
chester, and get shmpia bottle free of charge,
or a regular size for Is e;s. also Green's August
Flower Is = sure cure for Dysrapsls. 513m
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Accommodate lht very large Hunlgf who
arE lnama &C. De srz.egs 20 srs and bear
aa HE lagF fass 81 uaa sfs lasrTsnsd
H ae Ead fllzg Ieafe fgam tale
tasraff4 uamau a..I be- ruFF 10 eane aa1
aHHr al. IHrf ,reuas gsa. Ws hase h4as
ur ChsE.H sill tx aa early dats i0f BE
.r.ers aE# uaea ha eamsE Ls wlH lee.
ar a fae HafasI esaTaa a, TsruT1
Pe.af Ifae aa3 HmntF uat.re viii be-
n.E.u.
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
For The benefit OF tue
I BLlC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

Drawing deferred till
Tuesday, 3lst day Of March Next,
to compile tha ssle Il tickets sud make
4 FULL DRAWING CERTAIN,
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SATISFACTION GUlRANTEED.

RICHARD K. BRYANT
Manchester VI. July Is 1874 lNtf
ths best sustained work
OF the Kind In the World"
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HomntiIuI aud Delicious.

Messrs. lieeno e Nichols will accept
thanks for basket of the finest vege-
tables, pears and peaches that have
been in the city this season. They
were from the splendid garden and
orchard Of Mr.. Ross, of Ross avenue,
and their perfect development and
quality manifested the attentive cult
walton expended upon them. This en-
terprsing firm are agents for Mr.
Ross, and hotels and houseleepers de-
string to supply their tables with the
very finest vegetables in the whole
stnte Should call upOM this house.
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Published by authority.l
Proceedings of the CityCOuncil-Rcg-
ular Meeting.
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER, |
DALLAS. lima M. 1874

|
DALLAS, June III, 1874.
Acknowledgement Burke and w.
c. Young. Minutes of the previous
meeting read and approved.
Petitionj of b. l.. Burris was read,
asking permission to erect a wooden
shed alongside of his brick stable. The
said premises being in the fire district
the petition was laid on the table.
Petition of Birmingham Il FELTON,
asking that scrip be issued them in
lieu of bond, for which they have an
order, read and action deferred until
the next regular meeting.
PetitionA of w. f. Morton asking
that the city receive police scrip in pay
mento of note due the city from him
for the rent of q vegetable stand, read
and the prayer of the petitioner
granted.
Petition of w. G. Randall & Bro,
A. kline and \. Nj, Cochran, asking
that the city engineer be directed to
define the boundary lines of block
number 81, and all that property be-
tween Lamar, Austin, Elm and Pacific
avenue streets, was received and the
city engineer ordered to make the sur
vey In compliance with the above re-
quest at the expense of said petition
erS.
a proposition of the holders of real
estate on the north and south side of
Main street, in blocks number 30 and
81, proposing that the city will have
said street between said blocks from
themiddle of Austin street to the mid.
die of Lamar street properly graded;
that the said property holders will
gravel the same to depth of eight
inches at the center and taperng regu-
larry to the curb with red gravel, and
put in u wooden curbing to the side
walk similar to the one in front of
Fields theater
The following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, That the proposition of
Thomas Field and others, property
holders on the north and south side of
Muin street, in blocks Nos. 30 and SO,
to improve Main street from the CEN
ter of Austin to Lamar street he ac-
cepted and approved as contract and
the chain gang be put to work under
the direction or the city engineer to
properly grade the same.
The following account were ordered
paid.
J. l.. RAFFERTY, for building bridge
over Dallas branch--the report of the
city engineer called for and read i'm re-
lation to said bridge bridge accepted
and the account ordered paid as per
contract, Sl35. J. a. Leonard, for one
thousand yards excavation on Main
street ditch, at twenty-five cents per
yard, $3.50. Also for four thousand five
hundred and fifty cubic feet of paving
in said ditch, at twelve and one-haif !
cents per foot, 1855 70, and for all ma.
sorry TO be paid for as per contract. |
w. a. Jones & Co., for one hundred |
dozen collars, $50. Account of A. Pro.
per, for hauling dirt on the street,
SS4 40.
Report of the committee on claims
received and adopted.
The report of the market master In
relation to the renting of the stalls In
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Pa
Oii.ce.

Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post
Oilce.
Northern mail arrives daily at G:SO n m
departs Mt $50 a IN.
southern mail arrives at $40 n m; departs
at $50 II IN. f' 'S
Texas and Pacific mail arrives at ll:5D ID m
departs at 100 a m -
Fort Worth, Weatherford and Jacksboro
mail arrives except Mondays at d m: de-
parts except sundays nj Il M.
- Denton and Wise County, Lewisvill. and
Trinity Mills mail arrives Monday, Wednes.
May ana Friday NJ q m; departs Tuesday.
Thursday and saturday at I a M.
Cleburne, Hood County, Cedar Hill, Mans.
held and Alvarado mail departs Monday and
Thursday ut ain, arrives "Wednesday and
Saturday at pm.
Waxahachle mail arrives Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday at Gp.m,; departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at IL am.
Scyene, Haughts Store and Onion Hu-
mail arrives Tuesday. Thursday and SaturI
day at II M; departs Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at pm. -"
William Jones, Postmaster; s. s, Jones
Assistant Postmaster; owen Gerry. Chiei
Clerk; W; y. Adams Mailing Clerk: Harry
Nelhl, Delivery Clerk; ID. A. Brown, Box Dis
ributing Clerk us
Persons having grievances against tho
me 2 ON any account will please report the
a't III writing or In person to the postmaster
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A Relic of the Past.

Yesterday while clearing out the long
Mexican building opposite the old
court house, for the purpose Of making
room for the fire engine of company
No, ., an old sword was discovered,
that must have been slowed away
there many decades ago. The blade Is
of fine steel, nearly rs sharp AS u razor
slightly curved and about two feet
long with an old fashioned basket hilt,
For close quarters II Is about as for.
midnble weapon us could he desired
A few days ago when the pipes were
laid from the ditch through the plaza
to the Catholic hospital, in the short
space Of five yards five or six skeletons
were unearthcd, buried but few feet
below the surface of the ground. We
picked up the upper bone Of MANS
arm that had been Topped Off dlago-
nally near the shoulder, the bont
showing the Irregularities of the blade
On inquiry of an old citizen, he in.
formed us that the remains were prob
ably those Indians who revolted under
Spanish rule and were most unmcrci.
fully cut to pieces in the plaza and
buried where they fell.
The weapon we have mentioned
would he just the weapon for such
work. San Antonio Herald.
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THE DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IS, l674.

the city market read, aud the bids on
the following stalls hppfnNed' ~ ~
&. ID, 4 and /, All the olheF pidS
were rejected.
1t was then ordered that the city
market master DO Instructed lo rent
the remainder Of the stands, privately
for sum not less than ten dollars tachl
per month,
Thcrcp0rt Of he0uRnce committee,
relative 10 taxes ON the capital OF the
Dallas City bank, was referred 10 the
attorney for hla opinion,
The report OF the committee on
streets and bridges 10 whom was re-
lcrrcd tho petition Of John j.. Eakin
and others, for the opening OF iiar-
wood and Mckinney streets, received
and adopted.
a communication WIS read lrom the
attorney general of the state, In rela-
tlon 10 the Issuing Of bonds by theclly,
when the following resolution was read
and adopted;
Resolved, That the mayor be- d.
rected 10 submit to the city attorney,
for his legal opinion, the question
whether, under thesIXty-elghth section
of the city charter the city having is
sued or provided for the issuance Of
bonds to railroads TO the amount OF
two hundred thousand dollars; also,
having issued for city purposes the
sum Of thirty thousand dollars In
bonds, aud tho value Of property sub
jected to tax, as per rolls, being S2,Sl6,
100, and the limit Of bonds six per
cent OF said value (say Sl,6SS so, h
II competent for the city 10 issue bonds
for the purposes named IN said Sec
ton beyond the amount already
issued or In preparation for Issuance?
On motion, the council adjourned ia
meet Friday the 18TH, at 8 O'Clock
T.. NJ.
w, l.. CABELI, Mayor
w. ii. PRArlER, Secretary.
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Mayor Cabeii's Court.

j, McCallister, Timothy Griffith and
Pat Hughes, filled to the brlm and laid
up for "lorty wnksn and as many
more as they could add thereto, before
being called ON by 'peeler," Tim
and Pat are locked up, but McCallistcr
paid and disappeared
g. llaines, Jacob Bopps and James
Evans, dealing In "garden sass" out
side of the specified department, paid
for peddling over forbidden territory.
G. Gauze and Richard Hitchers,
making n rousng noise, paid with
much less noise and vanished.
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Take Warming.

All persons are hereby warned against
buying or trading for any of our time checks
that have been issued up TO the ?3d Instant,
as n good many of them were stolen on the
night OF the fire. Our store room and office
has been removed next to the Southern
hotel, in Fields new iron front store room
ON Main street, where we will be pleased To
see all.of our customers and friends
ll5dtf LEONARD BROTHERS.
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Although Ike dali scasOn ~
setting IN, the "OId Reliable"
book and stationery house Of
Pierce az Lyle. continue 10 re-
cGiyr heavy invoices Of goods
ia their Iine. Dallas IN growing
GIst, Dnt they Keep ahead Of
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-25

The day following that on which
Blaine lost his temper in the house an
Illinois congressman said to him: "Mr.
Blaine, ! am not very familiar with
you, and so | can not speak us freely to
you rs | would to an old friend, but |
feel ought to tell you that you made
n = fool of yourself yesterday"
Blaine answered, with sigh, ~ am
afraid | did forget myself" Then,
breaking into a chuckle, he added /:
"What kind Of language do you use
when reproving man with whom you
consider yourself thoroughly intimate >"
L Washington Letter.