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A sure Remedy.

The Turco- American OXygenated VapoI
Baths are warranted to excel either IN,
Turkish or Russian baths, both in power
ana medicinal efficiency. They will accom-.
pllSh more In one month in the positive re-.
lief ana permanent cure of chronic diseases
THAN the great mineral springs of Germany
California or Arkansas can effect I'm one
year, and ut less than one one-tweu ieth tho
cost In all durable cases of the follownu
named diseases satisfaction will be given or
the money refunded, viz: Chronic rheuma.
- sin, rheumatic govt, articunr rheumatism
dyspepsia In all conditions, neuralgia, nery
GUS debility, scrofula, all diseases of the skin
kidneys and bladder, liver complaint, femnle
weakness mo matter of how long standing,
Sphilis In all Its stages, spinal disease, pro
iopsus utert Some cases will require mag
netlsm In connection with the Vapor Baths.
Advice In regard to diet aud daily habits
must be strictly followed l have cureJ on .
ses OF rheumatism and neuralgia of twelve
years standing In one hour, also chills and
fever. will give s25 to any person that will
produce case of the above nnmed dIsoasa.
that can not cure, where the patie,t ro-
tains sufficient vitality for hcalthful roc,.
peration. The baths should be taken onco
aweek for general health, and MS n preyent.
alive OF fevcrs, cholera and other contnvlons
diseases. They will cure the rash or brenl-
Ing cut caused by the heat. Persons ta,,,n,
inc baths Will not suffer as much from tho
intensity summer heat as by opening tho
pores 1t carries or through tho Precipitation
muoh morbid matter from tho blood. tins
freeing the system of internal congostions.
Rooms at residence on Wood street. wcst
vi COTTON compress. A proper assistant IN
employed to attend gentlemen in tho bath
room rom SA. NJ. until l0p. NJ, Ladies' win
receive special attention. Come and 500 ma
oolu or tepid shower baths can he bnd
without the Vapor Baths, II desired. shower
path, 90 cents; vapor bath, 81; twelve baths
for $40. '' '"'nS
Ihe apparatus used was invented and pot.
entod by DR.. r. II. Roberts, tho greatest nhv.
stefan OF the ago, who IL now located In MAJ,
Mrs. FRANK THOMAS,
Jyuim Magnetic Physician,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARVIN COLLEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.
WAXAHAcHTE, TEXAS.

The NTH annual session Of this Institution
Will commence on the first Monday In sep
TENDER, 1875, under tho Superlutcndencs OF
NJ. y. Franklin, \. NJ. NJ, D., President, with
IN able corps Of experienced aud efficient
teachers. The course of instruction Is ms eX-
tenslve, aud VIII be as thorough AZ any
school IN the state.
THIS school will be conducted strictly in
accordance with the uSageS of the collegcs
in the South. Music n distinguished PROBES.
sOr Of many years experience.
The college Is now being put in thorough
repnir, ana when completed will he one of
the largest and best arr ngld college build
ings IN the State.
Wavahachlc Is admirably situated for edu-
cational enterprises is easy Of access, hay
ing two daily hacks from Ennis Station, ON
the Central road. The town and Vicinity
are noted for the Intelligence, refinement
and morality of their inhabitants.
Terms OF tuition per session of i've months
range 80 to H25 Incidental Fees, "A 90; Mu-
sic ON Piano, s25 use of instrument s. 10 I;
board from VIZ to Sl6 per moAth. Tuition in
advance For further particulars address
DIR. NJ. b. FRANKLIN,
auglldltw3m Waxahachie, Texas.
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LOO GAL b REVITIES.
--Tournamenton Saturday.

Tournaments on Saturday.
transactions light in the District
Court yesterday.
Cool and refreshing breezes tenn
per the torrid rays of pitiless Sol.
WORK Will be commenced In n
few days Oh the street railroad extern
sion.
The walls Of the new three
story brick block, opposite the Lamar,
begin to loom up grandly.
--rhe chain-gang continue their svii.
lilo exercise with the rake and shovel
on the principal thoroughfares.
The paper mill scheme seems 10
have gently aud quietly passed from
theminds of It's most interested friends.
"A country boy wanted "some Ice
cream; that kind thatsput up in cans"
nut Hill had to confess he didn't keen
H.
Some miscreant now cautiously
suggests Recorder. Take him ont n
Ia Dix, and shoot him on the seven
spot,
Everything having been rot In
ship'shape order, District Court will
proceed TO biz. with vim. Stand nm,
boys.
Thrifty landlords spread their Ia.
bles with fruit and melons lust now
SO very health0l In summer time and
cheaper than meat.
The jury, yesterday, In Judge Bur
lords court, returned u verdict of not
guilty IN the case of Dr. J. w. Calder,
charged with carrying pistol.
The Courthouse nightly resounds
70 tho trend of the armed heel, 40 TO
speak, OF the citizen soldiery. Drill.
Ing Tor ye tourney, you know.
Comfort for Fort Worth-the Dl-
rec'ors OF tho Texas aud Pacific 70.
Gently held a meeting In Philadelphia
anu resolved to 20 to work In Septom-
p ~ But II will be on the gap between
hrookston and Texarkana.
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Caution,


We wish to caution users of DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder against
buying 1t in bulk. Unprincipled deal.
ers are mixing flour, cheap powder,
and circumstances with It and selling
itas DIR. Prices. Some too are filling
large cans that have DR.. Prices name
on them with common powder, and
Weighing II out to customers as DIR.
Prices. The only safe way is to buy
1t in cans, and to see that their trade
mark, the words DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, and the hand and
cornucopia, are on the box. Do not
buy 1t flabel Is broken. Observe this
caution, and we will warrant that YOU
will find DIR. Prices powder to make
the lightest, sweetest, and healthiest
bread, biscuits, cakes, ETC., with ono.
third less quantity than other baking
powders In the market, Steele Il Price
only manufacturers,
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ny their Works Ne Shall Know
Chem ~

The Spencer Optical Manufacturing
Company of New York have already
made themselves known to thousands
Of the afflicted, by the perfection they
have obtained in the manufacture Of
the Diamond Spectacles, and by SINH
lar works they will yet be known to
hosts, who will find in these goods the
best possible aid for weak or falling
eye-sight For sale at j, NJ. Grams,
Main street.
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Personal.

Major 4. A. Blanche and General
Clark, of Marshall, arrived in the city
last night.
Il. Farling, Macon, H.; II. Jenning,
st. Louis; Robert Wolf and ii. Pam
ger, New Orleans; NJ. b. Lloyd, Fort
Worth; j. +. Byington, Galveston; G.
b. Draper and II. z. Maberry, Jefler.
son; b. z. Jett, city; Il. II, Edison, New
Orleans; j. II. lsvan, Wadesborough
KY; and Henry Mordica, are at the
San Jacinto.
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FOE SALE.

My residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streeis, embracing half
block of ground. with well finished
one-story and basement rock.cOncrete
building, and NIL necessary oui-buiid'
ings, etc. An early applicant mny se-
cure n bargain.
JNO. w. SWINDEILS.
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THE COMING FETE.
A Gala Day In PrOspect--The TOurna.
mcnt and Exposition Next Saturday.

Expectation is on tiptoe for the COM
Ing OF Saturday, for that day brings
with II the assembly OF more fair
women and brave men than have
graced the city for many day. II is
confidently hoped that every town and
county within easy reach of Dallas
VIII send full representation, and
that these representatives will bring
with them such evidences of the agrl-,
cultural wealth Of their district az WI
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EFFECTUALLY CANCELLED.
Burning Evidence OF the Nal. Admins
tratlOn OF tho City Government.

To the lounger OH the shady side of
the street, yesterday was not distress
iugly hot, but to those who We're pres
ent and took part In the inoineration
of ono hundred thousand dollars in
scrip ut the Mayors Office, the excess
of caloric in the atmosphere was, to
say the least, worrying. The high
priest of the burnt-oflering was His
Worship the Mayor, and no gilrst-class
iiremen In the United States navy
cou'f have bossed the job to u more
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Mr., b. G.. Seegar is the duly author
lied travelling agent OF THE DALLAS
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, with full
authority to solicit and receipt for sub
Scriptlons, advertising and job work,
from this date until further notice.
W. G. HOLLAND,
business Manager.
Dallas, July /, 1875.
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Messrs. Dangherty, Conneleo ~ Ammer-
man, Real Estate Agents over the postonice.
nave located the county site OF Eastlnnd
county ON u survey Of their hand, and are
giving away alternate lots to any one who
VIII put house on the same within one
So"r' auglOd2l
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T., G. Rust is duly authorized to so
licit and make contracts for adverlis'
ing, job work and subscription for THE
DALLAS HERALD.
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Going West.

Persons wishing to SO West on prospect
ing tour viii do well to call at No. y swiss
street between this and Monday the IAN.
an
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\ DviEHrriHsiNG, Cheap, Good, ,sv,ten,.
NM, , n.c ,oni persons who eont,mplate
Insertion ,S of aIyus, wltn newspapers for tho
Gents 70 Geo. 7. Roweii 4 o. Al Par, GI Rn 80
to INV iorK, tor their PAMPHLET.poox
nvar cse edition., Containing iis,s M
Inc i t6 n.y., cos mtewspnpers and estimates, show.
iny papers In many states nj n trcm ~, ,ya0
rSun nom publishers' rates. G ET ME
2SHd6wly J
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lfgcntlemcn want good Washing aud neat
Ironing, take their clothes TO Madame
Cromwell, corner Pacific Avenue and River
Streets near Railroad bridge. None but
gents clothes solicited. Responsible for all
received NJ our 0ilice. aug7dlm.
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Wanied

In one body, within the trade range of
the city of Dallas, from Fifty TO one Hun.
ured Thousand acres of land for IL French
Colony,
nugSdlw. W, h. DONOuo
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Agents wanted.

a few active young men can find employ
ment by applying at the Dallas and Wichita
railroad office, opposite the San Iaclnto ho-
tel augidit
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Official Result,

The vote of Dallas county was open
ed and counted 10y the Presiding Jus
tice yesterday. Below will be found
the official count:
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W. G. SICKLES & CO.,
Secretary.
uly21-d&wtpl4aul

W. G. SICKLES & CO.,
Grocors and dealers In Produce, GIG Elm
street, will furnish Bagging and Tief To thel
country friends, and ship their crops or If
planters wish to consgn cotton or wheat to
their friends in Galveston, they will make
very liberal advances.
VIC. SICKELS,
July 20. W. II. COKER.
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MIR. JOSEPH SWAIN will have the exclusive
charge of the city circulation Of Tho Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
June n, 1875.
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Wnniarl

To rent for one year, for cash, with immcdi
ate possession, n farm of twenty-five acre'
within twelve miles of Dallas, with hous,
water, etc. Address stating TERMS
T. b., Herald ONCE.
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Wake Up and See what ia
Going DIN.

Joseph Mc@cger, grocer, 6l5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats all in setting goo1s cheap.
lie de'irerS them to customers free. 60
a@d gire him trial, at 6l5 Elm street.
67d3m
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TIE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found ou sale by tho news
boys on All trains Of the Texas ANA
and Pacific railway, and at the news
stands In the city.
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on account of the difficulty attending the
collection ofsmall bills, and in order that
lhe school may be self sustaining, strict
compliance with the above terms will be
rtYnlred ana no deduction whatever
VIII be made for lost time.
MRS. r. D. CoUGHANoUR, Principal.
nugSd6w.
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Notice,

The Dallas Broom Factory has been re-
moved TO Pointer Shields x CO.'S old stand,
nenr the postonioc.
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Dallas, Texas, August H. 1900
At meeting of the School Board the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously pass
ed :
O.
Resolved That the Board will not allow
the school tax rolls, as prepared for the scho-
laStic year ending August 81, lS7i, for Pre-
cincts Nos. and 4, TO be returned to the
Sheriff, the same being entirely Incorrect
and that the rolls for Precincts Nos. ., 8 and
be corrected by the Board before being re-
turned to the Sheriff,
Resolved, That the assessing officer Of Pre-
clncts Nos. ana be and they are hereby
ordered to make u new assessment of school
taxes, both deficiency and school house tax
where required, from the assessment rolls OF
the year 1879 be 1t further
Resolved, That if any taxpayer in Pre-
ciucts Nos. and 4, has paid school in excess
of his real tax whom the rolls shall hay,
been properly made out, that the Sheriff h
hereby ordered to refund such excess,
W. l.. CABELL, President
Board School Directors for Dallas County.
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Wanted.

Correctly done, and positively by the Hm
promised ut j. VI. Grams, 5O7 Main street.
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,pAMPHLETs, Blanks tof ovorv ,..,.,,,
uonl, Cards and Bill Heads srintsS Il,
w pcst style and at ths lowest rattan M ,ba
hhkALD jon OFflCE, N"V'' '"e''" "o
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The Dallas Collouo

WIN open the first session in the Dallas Col
leye stone building on the first Monday in
September, 1879, The institution Is L., charge
OF Rev q. T. Wilburn, assisted by nm able
corps of teachers In the literary and musical
departments.
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Particular attention given to stool, co,
S nsmu 10 w. Advances made on conslSn.
keierences-M. Y. Burwcll bnnltor ai,
sSon, ll,s'i u. Gnrdner& Co., Burnhnm' Sn ,o
wv " No, bankers, Champaign, iils tfh vvu-
~ Y, bros. Wcodmnn, bankers, Farmer wi,u
r I 4 ~ u. Sweet president Kansas Loan md
Arus' oo'i cltlScns bank, Topeka, Kansas "''
a2w8m
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ro, sis s tickets each; ak for 50; thirteen
wi Wv Wheh purchased from home office,
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w. l.. CABELL, President
Board School Directors for Dallas County.
auglldlmwlm
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Rates Of Tuition:

Per session of twenty weeks, pauoIle IN
udluHcc,
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MRS. COUGHANOUR'S
Select School |n Young Ladies',
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Board of Instruction.

MRS, II. u. CoUGHANUUR, Principal -
MISS MARY MCoWEN, Teacher of Music.
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NE'aOO In fine Texas Lands and ,itv
Property.
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,,ihnts which time slS,7OO, consisting of 5,Os9
Ticket holders. "'iio"6
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July2O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
A Romance or wha,?

There was a marriage up town abe
other afternoon, and the happy couple
and rejoicing friends repaired to a
neighboring beer caravansary to hold the
wedding feast. This beer hostelrie is
irequented by the leading nymphs of the
d~emtmonde, where they meet their
friends and sip their beer just as they
would do in the gardens of Berlin or
Vienna.
Pauline touched beer glasses with
Alphonse upon the evening above men
toned, when the bridal party entered
aud took seats around the different
tables. Beer, like wine, brings about
%soeiability ard good fellowship, and
many a friend is both won and lost over
the handle Of . beer mug on the neck
OF a bottle of champagne. Soon the
bride Was toasted by the fair Aspasias,
one That's, rising and giving the health
OF the happy couple. Good cheer
abounded, aud the result was that a
leader of the monde invited the bride
and groom to her house to receive a feast
fit for Cupid or Bacchus. 1t was &C.
cepted, and a night or two sfterward an
uptown maison de joie was brilliantly
lighted up a feast, aanked with
bouquets and wine, was partaken of by
the bride and groom, the proprietoress
and her nymphs, besides a select coterie
Of male friends. Music and dancing
followed, and at a very late hour the
recherche affair closed, the happy couple
leaving for home and receiving the on
gratulations uf the nymphs, who wished
them a long life and a prosperous one,
even if their own sad lives we're clouds
without a silver lining.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
A civ Attorney RIected.

Yesterday in the General Council
Mayor League nominated Judge Sam P.
Walker for the City A%ttorneyship. which
nomination was Endorsed by the Council
and the election made. The special
committee reported in favor Of electing
an attorney for only the unexpired term,
but ridiculously added that, while the
Council had power to elect an attorney
for two years, they did not deem it adj
visable to elect an attorney for more
than the unexpired term" The Council
had no such power; if it had, then it
has power to r%e-elect all city officers for
two years except the Mayor and them
selves and the COMMISSIONERS, which,
we opine, is a proposition too thin and
silly to be asserted by any sensible man.
Stocking the cards on the next city cleo
ton would not be popular, ever if it
was legal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15

We saw on the streets to-day three
wagon loads of splendid June apples,
which grew on the Blackwell place, near
Bartlett, and were brought in by Mr.. F.
T. Lester for shipment to Chicago. He
has quite a crop all in splendid condi-
ton. We have heard it said that apples
will not grow in this climate. It is true,
they will not grow wild, but come as
near it as any plaeein the world. There
is not a finer fruit region anywhere, and
the people are just finding it out. They
are beginning to raise a surplus in some
shape or other, which is the foundation
Of prosperity.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
Personal,


Elk Governor John @. Brown has been
in the city two or three days OF profess
sional business, and his many friends
are grati6ed to see that be is in perfect
health and vigor.
Our former fellow.citizen General Jas.
D. Rufin, after a winters sojourn in
Florida aud a lengthy and prolonged
tour through California, returned to the
city last evening from a business trip to
his North Mississippi plantations. BE
intends leaving again in a few days on
a summer trip to the great lakes and
Eastern seaboard. The General looks
as hale and hearty as he did in ante.
bellum days and in war times OF later
date.
To-day Colonel M. L. Meacham and
family left over the Charleston railroad
to indulge in a tour in cooler climes
during the summer season. Colonel
Meacham intends visiting the Montgom-
cry White aud Yellow Sulphur Springs,
of Virginia, and then repair to the sea.
shore at Cape May, Nahant and other
points. On returning to this city Col.
Meacham will be refreshed and ready to
resume control Of the very large busi-
ness annually transacted by his we'll
known house. In company with Mr..
Meacham we're also his daughter, Mrs
William Stewart, and Mrs. VIM. E.
Boggs, wife Of the well-known pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church Of ouI
city.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
Chancellor Appointed.

To-day Colonel F. D. Stockton re-
ceived a telegram from Nashville an
nouncing his appointment as Chancellor
of the Second Chancsry Court to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation Of
Judge Walker. The dispatch is from
Major Handy, Governor Porter's pri-
vate secretary, and is as follows:
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July IA, 1875.
Hon. Francis D. Stockton:
You have been appointed Chancellor.
vice Walker, resigned. Will send com.
mission tomorrow. W. R. HAMBY.
Chancellor Stockton is an able lawyer,
and this unsolicited appointment to the
important Office is a well deserved com
plimeat to worth and talent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
Billiards ana Revolving Fans.

Sid Cook has made billiards a summer
amusement at his Peabody Hall by in
PRODUCING a steam wind storm raiser,
which, by a system of revolving fans,
keeps the hall at a charmingly cool tenn
perature. You can play billiards with
your overcoat on and feel comfortable,
although on the street the thermometer
indicates 800 in the shade. The conse.
quence Of all this is that sid" is doing
a big billiard business in the shade, with
a cooling breeze playing around the
room refreshing to all visitors aud de-
stroying that most disagreeable thing
called perspiration.
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Card.

The firm Of Moyston & Bro. was dis
solved June, 1872. AS there is room for
all, l take pleasure in referring parties
for pictures to my brother, j. H. Moys-
ton, 249 Main street. ASH have recently
purchased the Memphis Photograph Gal
lery, corner of Union and Main streets,
those who prefer my services as a pho
tographer-where they will get none out
frst-class work-will call at 1873 Main
street, corner of Union, over Stewart,
Doherty & Co.'s.
Price, FURNISHED and eolored, 81 per
dozen; 50 so per half dozen.
Respectfully, W. II. MOYsToN.
Memphis. July IS, 1875. III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-15
Police News.

This morning the Recorder disposed
Of the following cases: W. B. Flood,
misdemeanor, fine S.; j. Marley, fight
ing, ST. M. W. Jones, drunk and carry
ing deadly weapons, So; Henry Reed,
drunk, S.; James Cook, drunk, S.;
Albert Williams, drunk and disorderly
$40; Alex Harris, assault and battery,
$50; Lizzie Wilson, street walking, S..