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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-07

MIR. JosKpu SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge OF the city circulation OF The Daily
Herald from this date untll further notice.
JGne u, lNj.
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Benton County.

Pilot Point precinct gives 300 for the
Convention aud IL against. The vote
for delegates stands Mckinney, 302 /;
Chambers 1870; White, Sc Johnson,
81 Allison, 80.
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The Dallas Broom Factory has been re
moved to Pointer, shields 4 Co.'s Old stand
near the postoffioe. -
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wanted,

few active young men can find employ
ment by applying Mt the Dallas and Wichita
railroad office, opposite the san Jaclnto he.
tei augidit
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Fresh bntter every day ut j. II. Nichols
corner Elm and Austin streets augl-diw
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Julylidlnl

W f.. Lyle 4 Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
OF persons wishing to purchase real estate 10
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside Of
their Office, under the respective heads Of
"lmproved city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" " Farms" and "Unimproyed and
Wild Lands," embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center Of the
city. Also, building lots, and number OF
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter OF the city. Also, large tracts Of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF tho
state, besides number of farms of yarlous
sizes, including several large and highly i'm
proved plantations withlA 1--WE miles OF The
city of Dallas. jamie 1915 dly
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DALLAS, July 0, 1875.

On I4Ist0i july y IVIV'
TO the citizens and public generally;
fucl 1t a sense OF duty of mine to make
known to The public, Tor their benefit, that
have been alictod with rheumatism and
rheumatic govt tor several years, and for the
last six months nave been confined to my
bed more than half the time by the above
diseases. was induced by friends TO try Dr..
Colcman's Electro Vapor and Medlcated
Baths, and though having no latin in them
they have effected a permanent cure OF my
rheumatism aud rheumatic govt. Yours re-
specially, j. DUANE,
No. 4J3 Main street, Dallas, Texas.
luIvliIl
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Wa.r nopsirino


Correctly done, an positively by the TN,
promised at j. N. Grams. JO7 Main street.
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DRAM for watches and Jewclry. All goods
engraved free Of charge.
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10 ~ "a!
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

On the afternoon of the "a of July, between
the corner Of Main and Market streets aud
Ave hundred aud eighty-iiye dollars IN
United States currency ana two noles-nie
dated Sacramento, Cal, June 10, 1910, for $40
drawn by L. W. Poll, in favor Of II. .. Wal
ter, and one dated San Francisco, Cal, July
If, 1871, for $50, drawn by james IL. Bn,bey,
| in favor Of II. o. Walter The finder viii re-
| caiye n reward of one hundred dollars by re-
| turning IL to 1lfG Herald or G.. llaIgari,
| corner OF Main and Market streets. dtf
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CARPETS.

Since the completion of the
store running through from
Elm to Main street, we have nd.
acd largely to our stock, and
nave a complete line Of Goods
apperfaining TO that depart
ment.
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LO0AL BREyITIgs.

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July20.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
Murderer Block.

This block Is that part of broadway he
tween Houston and BECKER streets on the
right as you go up broadway. The block
extends back to Elm street, and is chiefly
owned by T. I. Bamum, the Snowman.
.Murierers' Block, however. properly ex-
tends clear through to Mulberry street,
where the Central Police Station is located,
and, therefore, is two blocks instead of one.
Ii got the title of Murderers' Block from
the number of murders committed there,
and the innumerable cases Of felonious as
saults. In this territory is the celebrated
dance-house Of Harry Hill, where every
night are To lie found oongregated hundreds
of thieves and their female friends. Yet
the order observed here is most marked, and
Harry never permits any stealing to lie
practiced there Young "bloo,'s" of aristo-
cratic lineage can here meet and make
designations with many of the female beau
Ties of the demi-monds, but every thief I'M
derstands that if he plies his profession
here and is caught, he is forbidden the
premises for all time. 1t was here that the
crusaders" year ago last winter, held
Temperance meetings every Sabbath even
ing. In this block also is the den of Jim
Coburn, the prize-fighter, run under the
name of his brother Mike; the saloon of
Reddy the Blacksmith, who, as bully, has
few equals. Here, some years ago, Barney
Lazarous met his death at the hands Of
Barney Frierly, on New Years eve. Here,
few years later, on Houston street, a few
doors east OF Broadway, Jim Mcdonald who
was with Frierly when he killed Lazarus,
nearly Drained a barkeeper. Later taboui
three years ago., Reddy the Blacksmith
killed, in self-defense, Ed. Haggerty, a
Philadelphia thief, and "Rodger King"
who led Alderman McMullen's gang of
roughs in Philadelphia elections. Within
a stones throw of Harry Hills, a fellow
named Bunker, in 1869, killed an ex-con-
vict. In these two blocks, within fifteen
years, there have been no less than fourteen
murders committed.-N Y. Cor. 81. Louis
Globe.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
AN ECCENTRIC MIsER.
An Episcopal Missionary Fills Q Psuper's
Crave, and his Hoarded Wealth Subse-
quently Discovered.


Grave, and his Hoarded Wealth Subse-
quently Discovered.
The Hudson n. " Register tells the
story OF an Episcopal missionary named
Clark, who, some few wears since, came to
Greene county from Halifax, and entered
upon his duties, with headquarters at Ash
land. His duties were 10 preach WHEREBY
CT he was needed, and Tor this service he
received the sum OF $500 year and what
ever donations the inhabitants might feel
inclined TO give him, and as the parish was
poor, il did not amount 10 much, except
they would invite him to their houses and
keep him for a week or two, and thus save
his board. lie was bachelor, and hired
room in an old house in the village Of Ash
land with man who was a poor, misera-
bic drunkard, and only did work enough 10
keep soul and body together, and when
Mr.. Clark Was not boarding with some OF
his church members, he occupied these
rooms, and everybody thought he did 50
from necessity, but further developments
proved TO the contrary. About two
weeks ago Mr.. Clark was taken sick, and
Rev. Mr.. Weeks, Of Catskill, was sent for,
and went TO Ashland, and did all he could
10 relieve him; but the call had been made,
and after short sickness Mr.. Clark went TO
that "bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns" After his death subscription was
taken up among the villagers 10 defray
the expenses Of his burial, as they did not
wish him buried by the town, and he re-
ceiyed decent burial.
After returning from the funeral, an ex-
animation was made Of the apartments of
the deceased, when, according TO the Regis
tc,, in an old chest a package was brought
Ia light, which on examination was found
10 contain $4,000 in Government bonds,
a will, and bank book, the latter showing n
deposit in New York bank of $1,000.
The will was opened, and it was found that
Clark bequeathed half his money 10 his
brother or brothers son, who were named
executors. requests were also made 10 st.
Luke's Hospital and to the various church.
in which lac had preached. The bonds
and bank book were deposited in the Tan
ner's National Bank AT Catskill.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
DR.. WHITTIER,

6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, 10.
Has been longer Engaged a the special treatment Of all
yenereai, Sexual ana Chronic Diseases
than any other Ply icn 81 Louis city papers
Syphilis, c onorrhoea, elect, Structure,
Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture, al Urinary
Diseases aud syphiiIticor nnescuTiai aHec.
tions Q: The throat, skin or bones, are treated
SpermatorrhBa, Sexual Debility and
Imp0tency, asthe result Of ssy sbuss In youth.
cal tKceses maturcr years other and which
produce Of the Effects
ssi',ions dssLify. di-ass Of stsh. dsfsetrs
P-Pss on laos. pAyseal dseay. avesos 10 soetsy
f.1es eo-ioa Of Gdeas ioss Of sexasi porer.
q ring marriage. impIoper or unhappy. are
ssore sent in sealed snrecpe postage stamps.
Diseases peculiar 20 women. such >.
shi.e. coss. D,eases and ispisesenfs Of the porS
S'erp etc, successfully treated. Descriptive psmphI
scged for stamps. Age With eHperienee
he'd IL self eyide atthst thcgs
anas Of eases ere year acquires great SKILL Phyeians
knosng this frequently recommend persons TO my
COnadsata CONSULTATION, personally or BY letter. free ar
invited. Win IL Is TO visit the city for
at medicines can be b. express all every v-e.
CIr-Able rlaraut.cd where dc uot eXiss " ray
stated. Orice hours. A. n 10 r. Y. Sundays, L.
direct &c the etes- II n ni- ht ring the Door Bell
Thse bSaaent 10 whole hou Of twelve roos II the
mast extensive In the Country, emorscing Reception -!
Co Gaii'n ro,ms Bosriing and sleeping apartment:
ssere all cines the prepared
sud of ali tas Library, where the old sni
latest sad ri N"-ks Of all tie schools Of medicine
found Alo Anatacai Ps'-s life and eolored life.
na-trs'i &C., i CJnd'i"7'. y hch have been procu ed
fr-a !4ris. r~-,E.less Of expease. and
sa. "a > Liar, in the city. n Library
a. - a.. - > Callers. Adiy.s< q aLa-c
k.kAA.shks EEHak1zAli6sAsi
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

PUTTING aside humor, and speaking the
words Of truth and soberness, the Danbury
News says: "They are rather slow concerns,
are the London dailies. They crowd ad,
vertiements into repulsive limits; they
mix up their matter without any regard to
classification; they publish but begEard-
~ handful of American news; they 80
port in full the most Insignificant speeds
they don't seem to realize that there i such
an attraction rs news paragraphs; they u
sue no Sunday paper, and but one or two
have . weekly; they ignore agriculture
and science, personals and eoeaP; they
carefully exclude all hum and head
linea, and come TO thsis ..den every week
dsv. = sombre and m60knful spectacle that
i nost exsper.fihs to hshod"
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
The Great Blood Purifier.

Every drop Of the Sarsapar lisn Resoivent COM
muuiest-s through the blood, sweat, urine. and
other fluids and juices Of the system, the vigor OF
Lille, for repairs the wastes of the body with
and sound material Scroiuls, Syphilis, Con-
sumption graudula' iiseass, "a cers In the throat,
mouth JUNIORS, Nodes the glands and other
pa, l. OF lac syst m, tsre eyes. stiumorous dis
char. from h ears and the worst forms of skin
discs ses. erupions, lever sores, scad head ring-
w-rnn, sait rh-um, erysipelas, scn., black sPots
woIms in the hesh, tumofs cancsrs in the womb,
and all weakening and painful uise1aigss, night
sw-ats los ofsperm and all wastes Of the lie prin
ciPle, within the curative range OF this wonder
of modern chemistry, and a days Will
prove to any person Us ng IL for either OF disease
its potent power To cure the m
Ii the potent, daily becoming reduced by the
astes and decomposition What is continually pro-
gre ssins, succeeds in arresIing these wastes and
repairs the same with new IN iterial mzue from
healthy bOod-Abd This The SaIssp liam will and
docs s,eure-s cure is eerI ain Tor when this
rsln. Gy comm. ness il work # publication and
ucce. ds in diminishing the losr oil wastes, II
pairs i'll be rapid, ana every day the patent will
el himself gro sing better anc stronger, the toad
food dise ting ce ter, appetite improving aud flesh
and weight incieaNng.
Not only does the osrsapsril ian RSsolvent excel
all known remediczl axen IN the cure Of Chrome,
5erofuIous, constitutional and skin diseases; but
il Is the only POSITIVE cure for
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
Number Of Eggs in . Hen.

A curious point of inquiry among
biologists has been, for long time, how
many eggs there are in the ovary of a hen ?
To determine this, German naturalist, a
short time since, instituted some careful in
vestigations, the result of which showed
the ovary Of hen to contain about GOO
embryo eggs. He also found that some
twenty Of these are matured the first year,
about 10 during the second year, la5 dur
ing the third. ia during the fourth, and
during the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
years the number decreases by twenty an
nually, II consequently following that after
the fourth, or at most the fifth year, hens
are no longer profitable as LAYERS, unless il
may be in exceptional instances.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
Marriage
Guide,
Nsiies n fks R0ieaed aad Unfortunate
HAIR DYE.

DATCHELOk'S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
ID hest in the world. The Inventor has used this
splendid Hair Dye for 81 years With benefit to the
hair and no injury to his health proof that IL 10
the only true and peril ct Dye. Harmless, relis.
BILE, Mountainous. No disappointment; no ride.
ulous tints; rvmedies the i'll effects tof bad dyes
lsaves the hair soft and beautiful. black brown
Sold and properly applied At BATCHELOR'S Wig
Fsctory, No. 16 Bond street, n. Y. eold by all
drugsists-
Aosquiso Bites, Vegetable Poisons,
Ring Worn, Burns, Chiiblains, Itching Of he
Head and all Eruptons Of the ekin. Face or Body
Immediately cured by Bachelors Curative Oinf-
meat Sold, vhol.s lie and retail, At factory, 16
Bond stree. and BY ali druggists
W. 4. Bachelors Alaska Seal OIL
for the Hair. The hest Hair Oil in use.
Beautiful Teeth, Whte rs PEARL,
Sound, healthy Gums Breath, Fragrant q, the
Rose, secured by ussag W. A. Baicheior's Ienti.
frice Sold, who esale and retail, At Factory, l6
Bond street, n. T., and BY all druggists.
W. A. Bachelors new Cesmetique,
Black or Brown. for Uniting the Fair. Whi.ken or
Aoustsch.es without gressins them rod 1t the
facsSry. No. lS bond street, n. Y, Ad by I'll
drug lists. Ask for ihsm. apa2i-s7
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DIR. G. ALEXANDER,

(NOrner a Fifih Street and Christy Avenue, Saint
~ Louis. Mo-, with over twenty years experience
In the treatment Of Private Diseases, guarantees
cure In all eases without the use Of Mercury.
HS-Dr. Alexander :. Balsam Of Herbs . Is war
ranted TO cure Spermaforrhea or Semi nal Weakness
In all its various forms. restores Lost Power and
Youthful Vigor. when impaired by excuses, etc.
Price. Three Dollars sent 10 any address.
bs-Dr. A. $ Circular Private Matters. - sent
FIRE. any address. which fsy explains the nature.
symptoms and method of cure Of all Private and
Delicate diseases In male or female.
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THeek1p Gimes
THURSDAY. MAY Is. 1873.
Remains Of Missing step-Father Found
Buried in His Daughters Kitchen.

Buried in His Daughters Kitchen.
About eighteen months ago man named
Jacob Weaver, who lived with his step
daughter on his farm about one mile west
Of Miles Point, in this county, was missed
by his neigbbOrs. Grave suspicious were
INDUCED by the community that the old
man had been foully dealt with; but his
siep-daughter, who ENJOYED an unenviable
reputation, and her husband, McMeans,
told plausible story, which their little
daughter seemed TO clearly corroborate.
They pretended that they had given the old
man SlO0, and that he had started on foot
toward Hardin, in Ray county, to make
some purchases, and had run off with the
money This story did for a time, but the
people renewed their suspicious that the
old man had been murdered, and, it COM
ing 10 the knowledge of McMeans that he
and his wife were gravely suspicioned, the
family suddenly decamped last fall, taking
away all movable articles, and going, it
was supposed, 10 Brunswick, where they
now possibly still are.
The house which they occupied is a one
story frame, with a kitchen-shed on the
north side. A few DAYS since, two youths,
who were out hunting, went into the unoc-
cupied premises TO escape the rain, and
with boyish curiosity commenced prying
into things. One OF them noticed that a
part OF the dirt floor of the kitchen was
sunken down below the rest of ii, right
under the place where doubtless the stove
had stood, and on one side
crack in the ground was found, into
which stick was inserted, aud
the bows worked out the long hidden mys
terry. The hole was a grave, Doubtless
the stray cattle driven into the untenanted
shed by the winter blasts had pressed down
the loose earth in the grave. The bows at
once gave the alarm, and the neighbors dis
inferred the remains of Mr.. Weaver. DIR.
Barnes examined the body, and recognized
IL as the missing mans. One arm and 4
part OF one side were gone, otherwise
eighteen months had not rendered the body
entirely unrecognizable. 1t was found that
the skull had been crushed in by a blow
from an AK or some other heavy instrument.
This was doubtless the mode Of the old
mans death.
The most horrible part OF this inhuman
transaction, Is that the step-daughter could
have lived 20 long, perhaps a year, and
cooked her meals right over the spot where
her mothers husband lay in his rude and
bloody grave. For few hundred dollars
worth OF truck, she and her husband had
murdered him, and they had buried his
poor, mutilated, old and weary body Just
where, Of all places in the world, woman,
one would think, would least care TO have
her victim. For hesrtlessness and depravi-
~, this exceeds anything recorded in the
history of the notorious Bender family.
For humanity's sake, for the vindication
Of outraged justice, will not the authorities
Of Carroll county endeavor to bag this pair
OF precious wretches. They should not es-
cape the rope.-CUToiitoaa, No. Journal.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
DIR. Radwssy's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tss els.s, elegantly coated With sweet
gum, purg-, regulate, purify. cleanse, and
strensthen- kayszy's PiIls, for the Ct all
disorders Of he Stomach, Liver, BoveiB, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous D-seAses, Headache, Const:PA-
lion, Costiveoess. Ind,g stion Dyspepsia. bilious
ness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation o. the Bowels,
ri es and all arrangements Of the Internal Wis era,
Warranted to effect . positive cure. Purely
yesetab e, containing no mercury, minerals. Oh
del. FERROUS drugs.
s~ohseTve the following symptoms resui;in 9
from Disorde $ Of the digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Pies, Fu:ness Of the Blood
In III H'a Acidiiy Of the o.oWaeh. NAUSEA,
H,artburn, pisgu.t % rood, puliness Of weight
in the et.nach, Sour Eruptioos, sinking or ut-
tsrings In the Pr Of th- stomach swimming Of
the Head, Hurried snd Difheult Breathing, Flut-
tesibgs ~ ihs Heart, Choking SS6ocatif sensz-
sioa when in . Lying osture, DImness Of Vision,
Dots or Wei b .Iore The sight, Fever anu bull
Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Per pireticn, Vel.
lovness Of the skin aud Z Is, Palm in The slice;
Chest, Ii obs, and sudden F1ushss OF Heat, Burn.
4 ie. does q RApwAYs PILLS viii free the
system, from all the .bove named disorders.
Fhce Is q nts per bog. Sold By Drussista
Read FALSE AuD TRUE"
SID 90 Isetss- - RAILWAY CO.. Ne
- Wsnsa 81, hev Yefk. Iniesmstios voStA
tkouanaAs vii - ssot yea.
oDk1Gf11h-Oe4Av-8
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of youthful imPrudenoe, CAUSING pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, ETC., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has fond .
simple seli-eure, which he will send FRKK to hi
fellow sufferers. Address J. II. REEvES,
"ctl-w26 IS Nassau ST., New York.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
SPERMATORRHEA.

nNE word 10 and in behalf Of the suffering ny
" RAIDS Who have, in q thoughtless and reckiess
moment, contracted q loathsome and horrible
II hidden from the world, and they suaer on,
the devourer soon becomes mauifssssd In the "a.
tent by destroying health, and rsoderine then
eret until Il becomes ,rconda.y in iSs nssurs md
rermestes the whole system, making its appear
ance in eruptions.
II. 10 al errins young men; l you'd ay. do not
IL has sapped the vltals saa 1eft you q wreck Of
humanity. . curss 70 yegukh snd burden te Sc
es.iy: nyoa eU $1,000 In the snare Of self
strucsion, e1a tak1Ds. Rieh0ond's specidc Com.
pounds and bseps6e soce more . human being
JnclGss anAP ~ eirculan for further par,icu.
iare A1AsdD d.. & A. RICHMOND. 20. Box
u, q. Js6pA. No. Ofce on Francis street, op-
psaes xhci6e Hsael jane2-92seod&v
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13

900 AG EN TS Teachers, Students M N
and women, wanted 10 sell ~ MI 4. d; 4
ZECTtEH or n D q. n. khlus grand re-
cults Of lOO y GAks PK"GRkNS. A whole
Library. Boston GLole.-Not IN my, but a
necessity. Lnter-OoeIn.-BeAt AslssnS BOOK
Pubishsd-tso..ss fns. 90 wart Gen. Ag. in
every city OF 10, 600. Addie $, J. 4. ACCi ROY x
co. Publishers, st. Louis, NO.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
FOR MOTH PATCHES
EREcklES.

Arp TAN, ask your rrue-
gist for Perry's Asth- and
freoklelotioa. IL 10 n, liable.
Fer Pi0PlES on TINE
FACE
Blackteade, or ri shvorms
use Perry Improved Co
medooe and Pinpls REM
eAy-the 6roat ssin Nedi-
einA O. consult, De. r. C.
RG94Ys - - oeseek
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-05-13
The Mild Power Cures.
Humphreys Homeopathic
Specifics.

A FAMILY MEDICINE GAZE is idmiig necessity,
You must have something ~ give Tor a cold, q
headache, diarrbwi, rheumatism, neuralgia,
fooibache, Group, whOoping cough, or other OF tn
bundr,d ills that are sure 10 come. Forewsrned
Is foTesrmei. You have il la a case of HUMPH-
RklS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. Simple
30 you can make mistake; reafy-so you need
not wait saie-so you NAV act Ca lessiy; efficient
so YOU {, el coDf1eat. Medicin. thai cure but
do not kill; that save, but do not destroy.