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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-21
GOOD MEDICINES,

GA number of our citizens, former Penn
sylvanians, no doubt remember when Dr.
Green, A Prus sian by birth, commenced the
practice of medicine in Lanca ster, Pa, hfteen
or more years ago. His prescriptions COM
pounded by himself of roots and herbs, soon
found their way into every household where
he was known; their curative qu alities afford
ing relief and strength to all who used them
Wishingto return to his native country, he SOL
his formulas and the exclusive right to ms
medicines to q party under whose control
they have since been made ard cold IN the
Eastern states. Believing them to be pec' :
liarly adapted to the west and south, the Pro-
pristors are now introducing them here.
Ds. GREENS BITTER ToNIc-a safe and
cure remedy for dyspepsia, debility, bilious
and liver mplaints, fever and ague, consul
patton, and all diseases Of the digestive or
gans. 1t stimulates the liver and regulates
DIGESTION, thereby removeing the cause Of
headache and low spirits; strengthens and
builds up the run down system, anu gives
fresh vigor to all parts of the body gill pre-
vent fever and ague, and protect the system
against ell malarious diseases.
DR.. GREEs's KIEG's CURE-For govt gray
o., debility, rheumatism, dropsy, scrofula,
and all diseases Of the bladder, kidneys and
uniary organs. As q diurttic it carries of all
calculus deposits, purifes the blood, and re-
msves the cause Of eruption add cutaneous
diseases, and inAammatory and neuralgia
pains.
DE- GREENS ExPEcroKAsr-cures coughs,
colds whooping ecu Oh, Group, am all disea 8
" Of the throat, lungs and lest, by assisting
nature to throw off the offensive matt. r, 10.
s,sse o. rstainins i. in the t,ood, thus sell
subdus -akins -.fmanent cure, VII
ibd !, an 'ehc' Icy to oOnsemptsli iuns
.Ynoid fever,
Ds, GsFIss CsIxsAr LIsIArsr-f0f "A'
end beast. :.
DR.. Gkrss's Apu. AND LIvIR PiLLsyn ~
empty vithaat depicting. Sor ssis :" :.
ugeisA Ano dealers. ~
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-21
Administrators Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the un-
dersiQned has been duly appointed by
tha Circuit Court of Marion county,
iowa. rs administrator of the estate oil
Jsaac Brady, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves in
dehted to said deceased, are requested
"a come forward and make payment
without delay and all persons having
claims against said estate will presen
them for allowance, duly verified &C.
cording to law.
S0-33) WESLEY CLoE.
Knoxville, iowa, Dec. "a, 1874.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-21
Administrator. Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed by
,,,e Circuit Court of Marion county,
iowa. as Administrator of the estate
~ Mary NJ. Millen. deceased.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to said deceased, are requested
to come forward and make payment
without delay and all persons having
claims against said estate will present
them for allowance, duly verified ac-
cording to law.
83-36 VIM. J. WILSON,
Ian. 10. 1875. Administrator.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-01-21
DR.. GREEN'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

re the result OF an experience OF thirty ysart q
y the practice ola succsssfnl physician.
Bitter T0nc--An extract Of roots md herss
40 judiciousy and incidentally com biDed that .s,x
part Of the diseased body receives the help require
II II not claimed M panneea for all the ills Of NJ
but for dyspepss, bilious and liver complaints fe
and sgus, cholera, debility, and all disesres OF
ach, liver, and digestive organs IL IL eff ct
remedy. As preventive against fever and sguss
InalaIious diseases IL IL unsurtatsed. IL gtrfsspt
ems and builds up the de biitatsd system and xves
nswed strength 10 all parts OF the body.
Kings Cure-Acts ~ a diuretic svac cant
OF aropsy, govt gravel and diseases Of tSe hi
der and kidneys, purifes the blood, scfofi
and eruptivs diseases, rheumatic and n~ura
pains, and Oh diseases Of the urinary orgnna.
u EIpretorant--A prompt remedy for con-
sthrna Group and a diseases 81 the lungs n,sh Ell.
and the FIRST stages Of consumption and typhoid
YER
Liver and Ague pills Are prepared svrres
ly TO aid the tonic 10 curing acute and chronic
they act without depicting.
Crtmesn Ltntment-Opeps the pores u I,
flesh, end psnetratss 70 the bone seat OF pain ri
ing relief TO or beast speedily US any outwa
application can.
FOR sale by all druggists and dealers
f9-l3iy II. T.BARTUfF 90. Burlinrton. Iowa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
sporting club.

In response TO call from Cap t. RIOS
of previous date, there was n meetingol
the following list ofgentlemen for the
purpose of organizing sporting
Club" the purpose ofwhich In the main
Is for the better protection OF game,
and the enforcement ofthe game laws,
ms well us the exchange of views by
its members for the general advance
ment of everything to the interest OF
the lovers of field sport. After going
into permanent organization, the fol-
lowing gentlemen, composed solely OF
1t charter mem bers, were duly elected;
Capt. w. G. Schnell, president, f. Aus
ten, vice.president, Capt. A. J. Ross,
treasurer, Capt. b. NJ. Milton secretary;
b. d.. Wilson, ]. n. Cumming and j.
l.. Dickinson board of managers.
Major Barkley and Colonel Thomas
Whitaker, who are charter members,
were present and assisted in its organi.
cation.
BY unanimous vote of the club II
was named In honor of Colonel Rich
ard Hubbard, and will be known undel
its charter as the Hubbard Sporting
association of Dallas county.
This is u step In the right direction. A
number of our citizens are good knights
of the trigger and fond of field sports
Our prairies abound with game of diff
ferent kinds, and any organization
which has for its object the preserva-
ton of game and the huntingof it al
the proper season Of the year, deserves
| announcement.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
The Texas Press Association.

The executive committee of the Tex
rs Press Association met Mt Houston
on Tuesday last, according to appoint
meni. Present, Messrs. w. Y. Leader
of Marshall G. 7. Vogel, of Houston
]. M. Martin, of Sherman G. A. Cut
Ter, by proxy.
The resignation of Colonel E. G. Nc
Lure, of Dallas, was received and ac-
cepted, Colonel NJ. having ceased his
connection with the press.
On motion, a. g. Gray, Esq, of the
Houston Telegraph, was elected to fill
the vacancy occnsioned by the resig-
nation of Colonel Mcclure. Z re
On motion, bill was prepared and
adopted compelling officials to adver-
tise in the public newspapers, all sales
by sheriffs, administrators, etc., and
Mr.. J. NJ. Martin, of Sherman, was re-
quested to proceed to, Austin and OBJ
tain the passage of such law by the
present legislature.
The convention then adjourned to
meet at Sherman on the second Tues
day, 1.-THE 9th day. of March next, in
order to prepare u charter for the asso-
citation, arrange for the meeting of the
next annual convention, etc.
All the officers and as many of the
members of the association as can pos
sibly do so, are requested to be present,
and meet with the committee, and
those gentlemen of the press who are
not already members of the associa,
tfop, are earnestly invited to unite
withit, =.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
Assisting Nature.

isof no use attempting to force nature.
She won't stand It, and rebels. She must be
coaxed, as 1t were, not driven. For Instance,
in attempting to overcome constipation OF
indigestion, violent, or what physicians call,
by way of euphony, "heroic" treatment, ID
sure to defeat the purpose In view. which Is,
or should be, to permanently remedy the
evil The use Of drastic cathartlcs is espe-
Q ally to be deprecated, for although they
temporarily overcome costiveness, yet the
intestines are SO weakened and infiamed by
them as to be.unft to perform the elective
function properly. How much better TO as
sist nature in such case with such mild
and salutary aperient AZ Hostetter's stom.
ach bitters, which strengthen at the same
time that they relieve the bowels. Not only
is this result achieved by their use, but the
activity of the torpid liver is restored, the
stomach invigorated, and the entire system
greatly benefited.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
(From Wednesdays Daily Herald.

/ Mr.. +. w. Helmick, music dealer,
27S West Sixth street, Cincinnati,
sends us a copy of the new song and
chorus, Remember Deeds of Kind
ness" 1t is said to be one of the most
popular moral songs ever published in
the United States. 1t Will be sent, post
free, by the abovs firm, on receipt of
thirty-five cents. y ss~s-'
J Lovers of music should remember
that Flotow's beautiful opera of Mar
thai will be produced for the second
time on Monday next. Tickets may
be had III all the hotels and book stores,
and reserved seats secured at Mr.. Ben.
Wards drug store. 5.,lr
The burglars have gone west, but the
loafers have not. or mild sunny
day they swarm on Main street and
even boil over into Elm. The corners
are infested with them. They have
no visible means of support and range
all the way from the ragamuffin, vaga-
bond style up to the slop-shop, fashily
dressed specimen. How they live Is
an inscrutable mystery. Some Of them
are veterans, and fat at that. An in
curry into their mode of life would
probably reveal extraordinary talents
for ''raising the wind" not possessed
by non professionals. The worst of it
Is that these fellows don't consider
themselves loafers. They ure only
waiting for something TO turn up.
They are impecunious prospectors,
who are ready always to float on
the surface of events and live by their
x.,;f
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From Fridays Daily Herald

The new Catholic convent Is CON-
pleted and ready for occupation. THE
HERALD of Tuesday will contain q full
description of 1t.
A. Clements, of Terrell, town which
is making rapid strides In point Of inn
provements and population, will give
a grand ball at the Metropolitan hotel,
in that place, OH Monday night next.
Lovers of the may dance and dreamy
waltz, pack your carpet sacks and 81
to Terrell.
Sanger Bros. have, perhaps, the
largest stock of dry goods to be found
i'm northern Texas and sell at bottom
prices. Their stores on Elm street,
between Lamar and Austin, are tie
handsonest and best arranged in our
city, and their gentlemanly corps of
clerks polite and attentive. They are
making general. clearing out sale of
winter goods to, make room for the
heavy spring stock now being pur-
chased in the northern cities by Mr..
Alex. Sanger. IF you want cheap
goods call on Sanger Bros.
Now that cold dreary winter is at our
doors, and the chilling blasts penetrate
our garments, We would call the atten-
ton Of our readers, and those suffering
from want and distress, to the spledid
opportunities offered all by the Texas
Gift Concert association, located at the
city of ,psnison, Texas. BY the pur-
chase Of a ticket for the small sum of
one dollar any one may, at an early
day, be lifted from poverty to afliuence.
AT alIevents the Investment of the
paltry sum of one dollar gives the pur-
chaser ola ticket a chance to draw a
prize in cash or real estate that may
make them comfortable for the rest Of
their lives. 's'&ie
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
From Thursdays Daily Herala.I


Speaker Blaine used to teach school
and Captain w. M. johnson, our city
engineer, was one of his pupils.
Mrs. George Hawkins (colored), who
was shot by her husband in . fit Of
drunkenness and Jealousy, is in fail
way of recovery, and Mr.. George Is In
the strong grip of the law therefor,
The pistol Is superceding therazor as q
fashionable coiorcd weapon.
The religious editor OF the HERALD
remarked, yesterday. to his senior (our
Majort that he was falling into the
sere and yellow leaf Of life ard that II
behooyed him to take unto himself q
hand -maiden-one uho could sew but
tous on his Irish linen sh rts, repair
the ravages his martial tread had made
In his silken hose, aud comfort his de.
clining years generally. He smiled
serenely, displaying all his front teeth,
and replied to the religious editor,
fhusly: sPatience, my boy. patience,
money is no object to me, bot I'll mar.
ny the girl I love u che is covered with
diamonds and I have DOT . cent" We
thought II very possible and Riiced
away, leaving him looking moro like 9
isst-rose-of summer-ssint when oun.
ned By 81 frste creditor. than eves.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20

From TuesuHyb O"iIy hciu"'J
On Monday next martha" will be
repeated.
The wheat crop is all right. Come
on, We noble army of immigrants.
The track Of the Blooded Stock asso-
citation will be ready on time.
That new iron fence to beput around
the court house is wanted badly.
The lime water here, which gener-
ally disagrees with strangers, cures
many residents Of dyspepsia.
Anew brick building, like the bal
ance of the row, is to be put up next to
Williams & Crowdus', on Main street.
Rents don't manifest the. slightest
disposition to come down. This is fun
for the landlords, but death to the ten
ants. 4&
Only two narrow gauge railways
will center here before many years, in
addition to the broad gauge ones now
in force.
Some idea of the number of horses
in northern Texas may be gathered by
watching the number of horses brought
here to he offered for sale to the army
officers buying for the cavalry.
Preparating are making for the GREG
ton of two story brick building on
the vacant lot between Odd Fellows
hall and Williams & Crowdus' drug
store, OH Main street, and another on
the vacant lot on Main street next to
Marsnlis a. Underwood's store.
George Hawkins, colored, employed
as u runner for the Commercial, tried,
yesterday morning. to murder his wife
in a drunken fit of jealously by shoot
ing her in the groin. He was arrested
by officer Arnold. And another color
ed jury will probably decide whether
he goes to the penitentiary or not.
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W EEKLY HERALD
sArrnnAt. nfnn,aat 30. l.1s.
le,nm aslalaasa pnIIg IlnaIdd

From fftNfdaya Daily Hefmdd
Two gentlemen are here en route W
western Texas from Missouri, 10 raise
sheep, VI
ON our streets yesterday was well
known agent Of quite large machin-
cry mandatory, who expects to enter
the lists OF that important branch Of
business In our city.
Mr.. Rodgers, the hardware mer-
chant, has torn down the old building
formerly occupied by Steagall n Co
and II to erect handsome brick store
on the site. The frame building next
door Ia being NOV ed out.
Yesterday morning the first fruits Of
the civil rights bill in our city cropped
out. Two individuals, one white anc
one black rs ebony, threading theil
way, arm In arm, down our Main
street, caused quite q sensation. They
seemed sober, too. Oh liberty! how
many crimes are committed In thy
name! Next! %" q. - 4
Business seems to be improving, boti
jobbing and retail houses showing ~
creased activity under the genial min
ence of the SUMS rays. Several OF oul
jobbing houses are turning out quite re
spectacle bills of goods for interio
merchants, and the ladies are out II
forcein their elegant costumes, making
the streets seem much more cheerful
and causing the bland smiles ofthe re
tail clerks to brighten and scintillatt
!, aS of YOre.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20

eaoae li,d f0ad's day h always held aa
n festival aud never ~ h'st These
ak Sundays afe, therefore, chilled Kun
days In fent, not Hundads NJ Lent.
they are IN TIE midst Of N, bot do not
form part oflL on them Is sill eon'
tlnued, without interruption, the cele'
bfallon Of our saviouf'a resurrection.
The principal days 81 Lent are the
first day, Passion week, aud particular
ly the Thursday aud Friday III this
week.
The first day OF Lent was formerly
called the head OF the fast, and also by
the name which the church retains,
Ash "Wednesday. In the church Of
England there IL u solemn service APP
pointed for Ash Wednesday, under the
I title of combination or denonDcing OF
Goods anger and judgement against
sinners" This was designed to occu-
by, az far as could be, the place OF the
ancient penitential discipline, us Is set
forth In the beginning of the office IN
the English prayer book. The Amer
lean church omitted it, only retaining
those of its prayers which are now in-
serted after, the collect for Ash We'd
nesday. The last week of Lent called
Passion week, has always been consld'
cred as its most solemn season. IL Is
called "The Great Week." from the
important transactions which We're
then commemorated, and Holy week,
from the increase of devotional eXer-
cises among believers. The Thursday
i'm Passion week is that on which is
celebrated the Institution ofthe "1'ords
Supper" being on this day that Christ
first partook OF it. On the following
day the sufferings and death of the Sa.
,ior are celebrated, which Is called
Good Friday. AS this day has been
kept holy by the church from the earli'
i est times, so has 1t also been made a
time of the strictest devotion aud hui
initiation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
a word or Advice % rrnveIer-.

The Missouri. Kansas aud Texas railway
has become 50 well known TO the people OF
Teaas. ~ one Of toe finest and most con'
Portable road. on the continent 20 travel on,
that d seems almost Unnecessary that we
should say ought In its praise. Yet we can
not ever get beck nom trir over tais line
without saying somethihs IN praise Of the
manag cement. WHO always seem to ne striv-
ing 70 makethsir patrons comfortable while
travelling over their road. Tie track Is al
ways In the best possible condition, and
trains are at all times run at uniform speed.
Pullmans Finest Drawing Room Sleeping
cars socompsuy III thronsh psssengsr trains,
and q 700 are going north or east. BY max
Ing your wants known. roo can 60 either via
Hannfbsl or %. Louis- And for Kansas
Oty, Denver. California OF any Of the north
western ststes or territories. t Y much the
besf route ~ have from Texss Their din
fns stations and hours for meals are I'll shs<
. trH~sser couid ~tsh for. and In fsct there
seems 70 be uofhInE lei undoDs 70 render Q
tnp over this Hoe psssssst. zs<da
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
.snan ana Oranre.

DIR. Prices Flavorings of Lemon and
Orange are made from the fruit, and
have their grateful, agreeable taste
without the turpentine odor which Is
observed in those extracts usually sold,
m AIDE from poisonous oils, acids, and
tastes sharpened by cayenne pepper.
We advise those who wish choice,
pure.extracts to buy DIR. Prices. They
are like his Cream Baking Powder, all
that is represented, really genuine, al
most alone in the market in these i'm
portant respects.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-20
ESTRiYS DliLiS COUNTY.

Taken up by Il. +. Moore, AMI cstrayed be-
fore John d. karioot, j. r., precinct No. !,
one bay horse, saddle and harness marked,
high, no brands, blind il one eye; valued at
IS. One gray hore, eight or nine years Old,
about II hrnds high, prinde''. ns well us car
be made, q, with half circle over IL, or let
shoulder; valued at $40. w ~
Taken up by q. Il. Gray, and estrayed ne
fore Charles BARKER, j. r., precinct NO. \, one
years old, branded with diamond on let
shoulder. Also, one brown stud pony, i2Z
hands high. years old, branded q on shoa h,
high. years old. branded l. on the shoulder
and q, with half circle under Il, on the hip.
Also one bay mare " s hands nigh ye ans
sorrel rily. years old, no brands. Also; one
bay pony, 70 hands high, 3 years Old, no
brands; the lot valued at sso 2wa
trayed before Charles Barker, J, r, precinct
No. 3, one sorrel horse, blaze face, both hind
wh'f w hnad, sh sSa y Hss o one
brown horse, IA hands high, 8 years old,
branded J I on the left shoulder; the bet. two
faken, up BY B. F. Ball, and estrayed be-
fore j. ID. erfoot, J. p Precinct No. l., one
sorrel mare, bald face, 10 years old, about IA
hands high. branded Y on left shoulder no ana
| mare, about l41a hands high, 10 years old,
branded 'oe on left hip. and Il 2 ON right hip;
valued at 60 One cry mar. dod9 ~ ~ yc is
hip; valued at go One bay rony mare about
| IL hands high, or years Old, branded on
left shoulder, star in forehead; valued at Sl5
10 : 22w8t
Taken up by J ]. Pratt, and estrayed before
J. ID. Kerfoot r. precinct No. 1.-two gray hor-
ses, about ten years old, AZ hnuds high, one
branded B, the other NIB ON left shoulder;
two bay fillies. one branded Y. the other
ON left shoulder; one sorrel. five years old,
about IA hands high, no brands; one year
old bay filley, 1917 hands high. branded on
left shoulder; one iron gray mare and colt,
the mare years old, l4jz hands high, brand
ed on left shoulder: one sorre mare, years
old, II hands high, branded ABB on left shout
der; one dark yearlng horse colt; said ami
mails nppriasffi n IS each. 22w3t
Taken up by A. ] Bailey and estrayed be-
foreJ. ID Kerfoot,J p. precinct No one yoke
of w.rk oxen--one q yellow brndle, marked
crop of o. right and three slifs in left ear no
brands, about 10 years old; the other dark
brindle, marked half under crop aud slit In
right, and the slits In left ear, no brands,
about 10 years old; the yoke appraised at 80.
2lw3t
Taken up bvC.J wa,thall. and estrayed
before I. ID. Coates. J. z. Precinct N 5.une|
b ue rosn horse, 10 years old. IL h-nd- high
valued Mt SIS 22w3t
A. HARDWOOD,
District Clerk. Dallas Co.. Texas
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|. nYERTisiNs;: cnenn: aooi: .Sust

A DvERTsssNG: Caeap: Good: System.
N dfic.-Ali persons who conte nj ia'e
making contracts with newspapers fer the
cents ~ Geo p. Ro sall & Co, Al Park Row,
New Work. Ter their PAMPHLET BOOK
(nfneig sspenfh edaiOn), containing Isis OF
over 1000 ner pan.r. aud estimates, how
fpg the cost. Adv,Ti izepfcnte Ia en- 8 r lead
hug papers Ia many States al n tremendous
redu lion frofn pibiisiiers' rates sET THF
pooK 2sS1&wiy