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Liver REGULATOR!
Solomon's groceries rate Al.

For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach al Spleen!
evidently Faily being kept ready for i'm
u mediate resort will suffering many
dollar in time and doctors bills. ''
After forty years trial it is still receiving qualified t,st
ITS virtues highest
SEonshhty Eminent physicians commend the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
for IiEADcHE Pain the
Stomach bad taste in the Mouth Bilious
foreodngs of evil all of which Liver
, yon feel Dull Dowsy Deblie have frequent iculac
torpid Ev % oane aa on"e a eon SG M IL" T ARE S"
The Liver largest organ body generally the seat Of the
dneaSG and not Regulated in time suffering
ANrIDorE all climates and changes of water and
E BOWEL coMphSrs s KEsrTE ss$ S AHbME
World! " ' "' '' '"'' N"''he IN Tic
n ~ % have seen tried Aeaciou satisfactory
II occasionally when condition requires
"You Regulator in my family for some time and
am persuaded it valuable addition to
j. Gill SHORTER, Alabana ~
Il have used the Regulator family seventeen
years can safely recommend it the world
aTn1ernx = ~ = - ~ " ppo'S 10 cure III r.
'snmona Liver proved good and eous med
ave have been
n more than twenty years and know the
.fontaine, =. .i ~"e'o'0'
5IhdRGoRJa8' LIVER EmGauraAToR
For DYsPEpsIA ss M yAgMD!cE
SOUR sroM1cH HEART BusN &c., e.hhssoN 8e OF SPIRITS
.Ee Tees MO KHrauaa
Is faultess Family Medicine r'f
Does not dsarrange the systara
Is to cure Il taken regularly; .. fss.
Is no drastic violent medicine, ....f-s.l u
Does notinterfere with busness
. ls no intoxicating beverave
81 Contains the simplest bes.
~ CAUTI0M-Buy Powders Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
uhbrSsn SSa one other Mark
dan so twsms ZEILW Co., Macon Ga and Philadelphia
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City Taxes.--Time Extended.
NNHE books Of the City Treasurer are
i now open for receiving of Taxes for
1875. All City Taxes must DO paid be-
fore the 18th day Of April instant. There
will positively be no further extension.
RICHARD JONES, City Treasurer.
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Grand Central Java Coffee.

VNyE are agents for the GRAND CEN-.
w TRAL JAVA COFFEE COME PANY.
Their coffee is sold i'll pound packages, al.
thirty cents per pound. and eocl. case of
sirty pounds contains superior eight ddy
ctoc&, which becomes the property OF the.
taining the ticket which entitlea the owner
thereof to the clock. The coffee is fun
valne itself for the pIice charged. and the
clock Is given prize to induce pur-.
chasers to try the coffee.
Jan22 JOHN AGNEW g. SON.
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The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are
nneasiness and pain in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
mess, bowels in general costive, and
sometimes alternating with lax The
head is troubled with pain. and dull,
heavy sensation, considerable loss of
memory, accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undone something
which ought to have been done. Often
complaining of weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend the disease, and
at other times, very few Of them; but the
Liver is generally the organ most in
yolved.
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BRICK STORE-Lot 2Gz1so feet on West side Main
Nand5E Mo sG de stree: be-
s2& 5$sss 1859
M & HOUSE aao t half acre lot Containing excellent
mwood between Gadsen and Wynn streets
TWoTo9 S9 sss S915v lot lsea feet on
Crates street near Pendleton with convenience
HORSES Harness. Pole and Shafts Blankets complete
borhood Of three minutes both good drivers singly7
s. BUILDING LOT, on Easts de of Assembly street be-
tween BTIDS Ban 92a L6T d1Hre @ East side 81 i:sn - 800 oo
coTTAGE lot corner Gates and Divine '0o -
brIpS LOT on West side Gates street, between '00 u
r. ErfID1S LOT No. half acic corner Of Hnd. 800 90
ia BtT6fSe Lor No. half acre. fronting on indigo 2V0 %
T. BE1p1S Id M LOT No. half acre. corner rcen an; 200 90
DU11p1Sc LOT No. j. adjoining Lot No. s. on Pick S00 "
EUiDSG LOT No half acre. corner Tobacco and 2O %
IL DUIDING LOT No. G. ia acre, on South side To- lou 10
IS pS dT Ff S and aaa4e sse East e 100
psdens % I STff n Swep en- Tsaso OBJ and Indigo 100 90
H FL y ssss s3sass !ss
81 4sEfinn No. @ 1ss 90
3 e sn%1p fs fnIs oB GeS f9h1 GHAES g 90
e @ 1y P0HRE E9N54 cAsE 81 g GoLn LEVER WATCH
B}S B9TME G4sE STSM MiXRixG $
80 Lalys DRESSING CASE 10 co
d. DOOb4fI CaSE WAICH 20 90
Total value of 500 90
Tickets S6.A-Mu1nbeR TO be Issued A.30A.
Holder Of each Ticket will he admission to
Musical ut the Opera House the Evening
OF the Awards to tho Property perfect
The Distribution will be under the supervision direction of
Committee appointed by the money received for
Tickets will be Immediately deposited the Union Savings Bank with
list hcket-hoders and instructions TO refna
should not take place It believed that the disposed
of rapidly and the Distribution m the
middle @ Of April The only desire of the this project
to dispose OF some surplus property at fair rate and in such
@
JULIAN A. sELBY. Manager, Golumbia, g. @.
edTckes be obtained Cigar Store Columbia
Hotel Cigar Store Wheeler House California
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Joncsport Fertilizer-as good rs any
uscd-S45 q ton cash md SO 33 ton time
SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE CO.,
Feb 10 3m Opposite S. G. +. Depot.
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Tickets in tho real estate distribution,
which comes off in April, can be obtained
at PHOENIX Office, Indian Girl Cigar Store,
Columbia Hotel Cigar Store, Wheeler
House, Snlzbacher's California Cigar
Store, and Sheridan's grocery store.
In forwarding subscriptions to the
PHT%1x and CLEANER, don't forget the
postage.
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NEW STYLE hats!
New Books, at Bryan's Bookstore.
WORKING to Win. a story for girls,

WORKING to Win. a story for girla,
wv $1.75.
Mistress Of the Manse. by DR.. Holland.
author of Arthur Bonny ca tie, 81 so.
A History OF Germany, from the Earliest,
Times, by Charlton Lewis, So so.
:, Manual OF Mythology, Greek, Roman ?
Prairie and Forest. the Game OF tIoxfn
America. with adventures In their pursuit,
by Gilmore. 81 SO.
Health and Education, by King gsl.y, Sits.
hoGarth,e complete 1orks, in three vu-
lumes. The Wild North Land, by Maiox
Butler. with plates, 81 so. History OF Clubs.
and Club Life, London. Book of Wonder-
tnl CharActers, with portraits The. .elape>-
Oictio, ary. historical and auscdotaf.
Homes and Haunts of the Brit sh Poets,
London. and other new boolp Nov1
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II HAX !

Northern Timothy and Glover ut SIP
and 1.50 r 100-full weight guaranteed
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SEED POTATOES!
GUANO!

Fine Early Rose, Goodrich, Peerles
Pcachblows and other varieties.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-23
Absorption OF Oxygen.

According to Deherian, leaves
kept in Q confined atmosphere in
darkness will absorb all OF the oxy-
gen, and still continue to give off
oarbonic acid, tho resistance to as.
phyxia varying with the species.
The rapidity of growth and the
energy of respiration of plants are
both favored by obscure heat ; and
II is shown that the internal com.
bustion, by the absorption of oxy-
gen and the emission of carbonic
acld, is the origin of part of the
heat necessary to the elaboration of
new proximato principles in the
plant.
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gathered up his razora, q pistol and
some loose change belonging 10 his
employer, aud struck out, since which
time nolhlng has been heard Of him,
The bride or few short days, who
Is not yeishheen, docs not seem NJ all
ineonsolable pr hearlrbroken NJ her
loss, but rather appears to think that
his departure Is q 'gpod radiance Of
bad rubbish up 10 The time Of her
marriage she had heen acquainted
with Wise hut couple of months, aud
will 40 doubt realize the full force, for
maya weary and lonesome day, Of
the adage, "Malry IN haste, repent NJ
leisure llumor has II that Wise has
u vito IN ~, Louis, and perhaps others
IN other cities, The telegraph has
been brought into roqulaltion 10 arrest
The rascal, aud II II 10 be- hoped that
no will DO caught aud made ~ learn,
bya lengthy residence In the Sialo's
prison, that the crime Of trilllng with
the affections aud attempting 10 black
en The fair name of u ylrtuous aud In
nooonl girl, viii not be permitted 10 go
unpublished,
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the Denison Cressei,. was rescued
from q sklddy street dive IN that city,
aud was reclaimed from llfe Of sln
and shame, by her father who follow
cd her from Parsons, Kansas,
The Executive Committee " ihe
Weifeson Davis Homestead AAsoeia-
lion " Dallas County, met NJ tho
oillOe VI Messrs burke a Sheldon, yes
to-day afternoon, aud after discussing
q plan for subcommittee la The yarl'
Gus wards Of the city and portions oi
the county 10 operate, adjourned ~
meet this evening NJ burke n Shell
don'a office, NJ -four o'eloek, when u
full attendance Of the committee VIII
BIO present
-Hanger lirothera have completed
tho connection between their Main ana
elm street stores, and can now boast
NJ one Of the largest aud most oommo'
dlous business houses In iheaoulhweHt'
The building IN two hundred feet deep,
with n front Of my feet on ELM street,
and twenty-five on Main street,
--l1E,loslmasler BILLY Jones yealer-
day received u very mysterious looking
homemade envelope through tho post
office, which, on opening, was found
10 contain an elegantly embroidered
watch ease, lillly eaya no don't know
where II came from, aud Of course eve
ryhody don't believe him.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

IN, o,B, CoLrMANa flooiro'VapOr lialhn
are located on Live OAK street, NJ tho CROSS
Ing of tho Pacific railroad, lladlw
AoLIp eighteen carat gold plain, carved
nnd alone'net rings, NJ Hermann inngon
do 30 htaulordH, iOl Elm street, for lhc
famous diamond shirt Tho heht mndonnd
best hitting shirt IN uso, otprcoalo sui every
ono.
hEE advertisement Of iosler'a second TeAnl
drawing postponed fora iow days
CLooKa Of every description, rom the reg
ulator and cocoon clock 10 tho hmnllcHt time
piece, atilormann iAngoti bOi south hld'
Main street.
OuR oltiEona who want Clothing mndo NJ
% order, Underwear, ready made or made 10
order, and IN fact, anything IN tho'llno Of
0oniemonH Furnishing Goods, should call
on lIoIlonbeok y MoCullom, iW Main strool,
where ihoy win nnd everything In the abeye
line Of goods, OF tho best quality aud made
up In the bost manner. Remember tho
number, iQT Main street, llldtL
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MIR. w, III. Wilson, representing
THE HERALD, left last evening for
Marshall, Jefferson, points along the
line of the Texas and Pacific, and cas-.
tern Texas. THE HERALD commcnds
him TO the courtesics and favoIs of It's
friends and patrons.
Mrs w. j. Clark, Mrs. S. ID. Blake
aud DR.. Beaumont and wife leave the
city to-day for Thorp's Springs. These
springs are located in Hood county,
and are acquiring n deserved reputa-
ton for their great medicinal aud cura-
tive powers. The accumulation are
excellent, and those desiring to spend
n few pleasant weeks can do SO with
out an extended trip from home, by
Thorl's Springs.
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LOCAL BREVITIE y.

Why not let the street gang repair
the streets?
lis Dallas to have no celebration on
the galorious Fourth?
The brigade of Colonies were out
In full force yesterday,
"A little rain wouldn't hurt crops
In this section of the country.
How about those ruts and holes +?
Are the streets to be repaired or not?
The weather still continues intense
~ hot, with little or no prospects Of
rain.
The mercurial ICastleberry left the
city last evening ON afying visit to
Jefferson.
Owing to the severe indisposition
OF Judge Burtord, no business was
transacted in his court yesterday.
CLARK, organs Il Blake have re.
ceived some of the nobbiest hats ia the
city, which they sell at low figures.
Three unfortunates before the
High Priest yesterday. Each was
taxed according to the merits of his
case.
Our merchants should make SOME
provision to handle the immense grain
crnpSaised on territory contiguous to
Dallas.
Mr.. ]. b. Wilson, Of this city, left
for st. Louis yesterday, via the Texas
and Pacific, with sixty-four head of
fine beef steers.
In the case OF Elizabeth Lynch Va
u. nj. SwinlS ct al, in the District Civil
Court, the jury yesterday returned
verdict for plaintiff.
"A policeman fired Off pistol, yes
terday, which exploded, scattering
fragments of the pistol in every direc.
ton, but fortunately injuring no one
Scores OF worthless ours still cor.
einuc w paVWi aoout tue streets, not |
withstanding the recent ordinance. |
Whose fault Is il?
Attention is called to the card of
the Trinity Cemetery Company. Per
sons desiring lots in this Cemetery
should apply TO A. w. Morton, Sexton
and Superintendent.
"A pleasant sociable took place at
the residence of Mrs. Akard, In the
Cedars, last evening. Quite number
ofladies and gentlemen were present,
and most enjoyable time was had.
Ills Honor vetoed his first bill be-
fore the present Council last evening,
hut motion to pass II over the veto
prevailed, and II was accordingly pass
eo' as WIN he seen by reference to the
council prOceedings.
AN errins daughter, according to ,
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synopsis Of Council Proceedings

Council met all the members pres
ent. except Alderman TompkIns.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The committee on ways and means
made report upon the back taxes al
legged to be due from the City bank,
and recommended that the matter be-
left to arbitration, as proposed by the
President of the bank, which was
adopted-Aldermen Grove and Crow
dus In the negative. Mayor Cabell
stated that he would veto the matter
at once, and returned II with his OBJ
lectlons. The vote then recurring,
shall the resolution pass notwithstand-
ing the Mayors objection i? the reso-
luton was adopted by the following
vote: Yeas-Aldermen Ervay, Oben-
chain, Davis, lett, Grove and Mcclure,
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A BRIEF HONEY MOON.
"Marry In Haste, Repent nt Leisure
A Sad Example.
A Yo ung wife Deserted by ~ Hcartlcs,
liusband--A True Wife and
TrUant BARBER.

In a quiet, modest little cottage on
Commerce street, not a thousand miles
nom where the Goddess of Justice dis
penses that even-handed equity which
has rendered her name proverbial, and
where that lasting monument to the
genius of aforementioned Angelo
or Raphael is exposed to the gaze of
an admiring public, lived a handsome,
blue-eyed little maid, whose twink
ling eyes and merry laugh
rivaled the silvery voices of the fairy
spritcs. OF course, Mollie had lovers
by the score, us what fascinating little
blonde has not? Among them was
one most kindly looked upon by papa
and mamma, but of course most frown.
ed.upon by pretty Mollie. He was gay
and dashing barber, named John w.
Wise, whose well oiled locks aud care
fully-dyed moustache, If report belle
him not, have already struck terror to
many an innocent maiden's heart.
But papaand mamma sc unset prevail
ed, and whether to ball or party, pic
MIC or garden, the fair Mollle was at
Tended by her barberous cavalier.
John was firm believer In the old ad-
age, make hay while the sun
shines,' and pressed his suit with
all the ardor Of an impatient
lover. Yielding to the repeated
opportunities of near and: dear rela-
tives, and the imprisoned woolngs of
John, the fair Mollie gave her reluc. |
tant consent and some ten days AGO |
they were united In marriage. Things
went on smoothly. John piled his yo-
cation In the shop of Meinl,eer Kreter
on the square, and appeared the most
loving and faithful of Benedicts, until
Yesterday morning, when he arose,
md requesting his wife to give him |
lean shirt, put 1t on, left the house
md repaired to the shop, where he !
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Mome-made superphosphate.

Got all the bones you can find.
tut into a wide wooden trough,
900 TO i 900 pounds at time take
pure sulphuric acid $50 degrees
quality, at the rate Of two carboys
70 a ton of bones. Sprinkle over
the top with dirt allow them to
remain a day or two, and uncover.
ing, the bones will fall to pieces
upon the slightest touch. Spread
out ON the floor to dry, and you
VIII have a superphosphate better
than can BIO bought.
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DnIIns NIIy Gnrden.

Notice extraordinary 10 tho amusement
loving public NJ Dallas, MI Long hogs leave
10 inform his friends and patrons that he has
engaged tbs wellknuwn aud talented char
aoler artist aud vocalist Harry Mccarthy,
who win make his inst appearance NJ tho
garden on saturday evening, June 1911, aud
every evening unIil further notice In his 10
Variable sketches Of every day NO. MI II
Llndon viii also give his wonderful imlla'
lions Of birds aud beasts, Lots OF danclnBi
cool AIR aud innooent Amusement aud the
best Of II N that II IN all freel hool lroel
llung your ladIasi bring your children, aud
don't leave yourself behind,
lOidiw JOHN j, LONG, Proprietor
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District CiyII Cour,,

The following cases have been dis
posed of 10 far, during the presen
term Of the District Civil Court;
Rowland W. Smith; verdict for dc
PENDANT
Chapman w Summers; verdict 70
defendont.
PROT vs. City OF Dnllas; dismissed.
Carr Vi Eakard; verdict for plaintlll
Slack w Hawthorn; verdict for plain
tin.
Castor w Jones; verdict for plaintiff
Pickett W. Hicks; verdict for plain
til.
Fisher w Taylor verdict for plaintiff
Taught w Chapman; verdict fo
plaintiff
Carr w Wright agreement.
Sneed " Finlay VI Goode; dismlsse,
for want Of prosecution.
Rafferty, ~ Co. Va Corcoran; verdict
Haney w Self verdict for plaintiff.
Cunningham vs. Ogdon Ut al; dismiss
cd for want prosecution.
witt w Keen; Judgement by the
court,
Lane w Frank ct al; Judgment by
the court.
Newman vs. Easley; verdict for de-
PENDANT
Dockery W. Donald; judgment by
the court.
Caperon vs. Pool, dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Edmondson vs. Bankroft ct nj; YER
dict for plaintiff
Larkms vs. rompklns; dismissed; no
prosecution.
Brown and Lang vs. Cannon ct al ;
default.
Tooley w Bullock agreement.
Blair vs. Moore dismissed.
Marsals n Underwood vs. Parry ct
al default.
Kendall vs. Champlin ct al default.
Marsalis " Underwood vs. Wiswall;
default.
Bower Va Clark 4 Bryan; dismissed
Richardson vs. Shyoock ct al dis
missed.
Taylor Morrison vs. Smiths heirs :;
dismissed.
Estes vs. Bowser; dismissed.
Sudler n Sudler vs. III. and II. CIR.
II. Co.; default.
Marx n Kimpner vs. Baird default.
Daniels VS. Taylor default.
Merideth vs Harris dismissed.
Lang, Allist0n n Co. vs. Spencer Il
Bro; dismissed.
Marx Il kimpner VS. Menczer de-
fault.
Schneider u Davis VS. Britt; default,
Schneider Il Davis VS. Thomas Il
Phares default.
Sanford vs. Bradfeld default.
McCord VS. Judson /; dismissed.
Kent vs. Reed default.
Whiting ct al vs. Franklin default.
Barns vs. Castleberry default
Willis vs. Stephenson default.
Clark " Bro. VS. House Il Roberts
default.
Marx Il Kempner VS. Schmidt; de-
fault.
Husbrin Il Bro. VS. Menczer; default.
johnson vs. Menczer; agreement.
Shregg Manufacturing Company vs.
Meriweather; default.
Semple, Birge u Co. VS. Robert Speer;
default.
lie Guise VS. Schmidt; default.
Campbell vs Haynes demurrer.
Montgomery vs CASTOR Judgment
for plaintiff by the court.
Lynch vs. Swink ct al verdict for
plaintiff.
Brundage vs. Freeman; verdict for
plaintiff.
Elizabeth Lynch VS. Hammerly
'erdict for plaintiff.
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Nays Aldermen Ahone, Crowdus aud
Wiilemet
The city engineer was furnished an
assistant At a salary oftwenly dollars
u month,
a, q, Kerry presented a petition
praying for relief against lhe Lamar
and han Jaoinlo hotels, aud Tor tho
adoption Of some measures % prevent
them from throwing lhelr hlopi 20 he
Injury Of bio property lleleTed 70 lhe
Health Onioer aud City Engineer
The Committee on Streets aud Bridges
were directed ~ examine aud report
upon the feasibility and cost Of he
erection Of bridge aerpfa the f0lrlll
Ward race, on The road nom tho IeNaA
Central depot 10 HpulpH lnlll'
q, w, C0Wan was elected Market
Master on the sixth ballot,
On motion, Council adjourned,
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Joe Hooker, who has been confined
In the county Jail for some time, was
yesterday pordoned by Governor Coke.
Joe has had n hard time Of II, as II Is
generally supposed he Is innocent,
In May, 1871, Hooker was arrested
on II charge of robblng u man NJ the
Lady Gay saloon, year previous to II
day. lilo was Indicted, tried, convict
cd and sentenced TO the penitentlary
for seven years. An appeal was taken
by his lawyers, but the supreme court
affirmed the decision, and he was ON
the eve OF. being sent to Huntsville
when the pardon arrived.
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IInn nIedsae IIedIYIYma.

elm held her nozzle agln the bOnk
III the last galooi waa ashore" hut
"Jsamea" never tackled u railway
train la motion or he might have
weakened, Yesterday afternoon n
freight train was backing down the
Texas aud Pacific NJ the crossing,
corner Of Pacific avenue aud Lamar
street. when little boy named
Knowles undertook 10 cross the tract,
In pursuit 0f his hat, which the wind
had carried from his head aud left be-
tween the rails. In eager pursuit Of hIr
tile the little fellow waa entirely uncon'
hclouaOf the dangerous proximity 0fthC
moving train, but j, NJ. Thurmond,
ESQ, u wcll-kn0wn member OF the Dal-
las bar seeing hla porilous position,
sprang upon the track and catching
him up threw him beyond the rails, fall
Ing hoadlong himself NJ the Same time,
the car Just strklng.thc cali Of his leg,
fortunately however only lnllctlng n
slight bruIse, Tho spectators drew n
long breath Of relief, and then congrat-
ulated him on hls presence OF mind
aud bravery We think the little cher
ub who sits up aloft aud watches over
the fate Of lawyers ~ we'll ~ poor
Jack, scored one this time for the Judge,
aud set the "gatcs alarn While the
lamp holds out TO burn, etc, and II he
continues In this line, the subject of
our sketch may yet be floating round
the throne" with John Hays angels.
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Notice.

| win ofor for tho next thirty days the
largest stock of watches and Jewelry In Dal.
las Al COST.
Eighteen carat plain gold rings, my own
manufacture. l;30 pvt.
Now York manufacture, I:25 pvt.
Heavy silver Waltham watches, SIS
Heavy gold eighteen carat Wnltham
watches, SOS.
solid silver table forks and spoons, so por
rot, and all other articles In proportion.
Watches repaired and warranted 10 give
satisfaction or money refunded.
j. W. WEBB,
lO5dtf COS Main street