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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11

R&- Meni@en, beren 8eibdftigun8
eine itBenoe Sebe1stpetIe erforoert, oaber
tpenig Seipegulg baben, iperben in
Dr. Nn9nt &Sni0'S sSambmrGer
SrOpfeM Elm Wtittel finbell, lpslder Die
ToLgen bieier ~GebenSneiie, 2lppetttloii9s
felt, 6erStlDpfen, llnberoauliOfeit, Ser
itOpfun9 II. !. NJ. ni6t auein beiettigt,
1onoern Derbutet. loutp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11

mad 6as Suftis= Gomite dn9eipieien iDirb,
Die Namert pm % guten 8iirgerlt pors
Sulesen, tpel6e Gls Straightforward
fir Den Sunt>Gernttn beS G%riminalgez
ri6ts al Otenen baben. Qngenommen.
Bertagun9 auf Montag 9ta0Mittas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11

Sic @aDrDeit. Sn Der gar5en Belt
giebt es feline before uno ptrtianere
Wtebisin ais 9r. @M8. RSnt9'S &auts
bmr9er Sropfem, uuD f0nnen lpir SEE
benz empfebIeu, Oielelben itets sur 0anD
su baben. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
GDtGerttta GtamoS.

Die beliebten Snitrumente felt 81 Sab
rem. Yretie $500 bis $4,000, 500 baar,
$50 monatLi6. Seoes 45tano entbGlt Die
1teue Berbeiierun9. 9teeD's Mfuiiftenpel
90 Ban Gurenltr. 2Oiun IS loutD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
StaOt Chicago.

Sn Nantrntue pmroen bel Der am
4. b. 90. itatt9ebabteu 8abl Die Wtnder
v9ottsidmmerli9" geI6lagen. NIs Snr=
9ermeifter tuuroe 0err 8. Is. Boeder,
nub ais 8eruaIter sc. 8. 8otpeu, s..
Sboml0u, SO. @ooo uno &. StODer er>
pdblt. NIs Stabt>@lerf lit st. sc. Hot>
ter un6 ais S6aBmeiiter 8iQGrb Scott
crnannt tporben.
Nerr gGtlDtItn ~ Settle bon
bier un6 feline @emabIin baben 1i1 bieier
Sage in Stem 0orf auf benz Oampfer
y6oI11tia" na1 0amburg et1geldifft
uno g~sbenfen bis gum 5erbite in 0eutibs
lamb gu Dertpeilen. Sor et1em 8iertel>
ia%brbunbert fam Setti6, fat nod tul
RnabenaIter, ais fleiner Surner unD
Borseaanmaler aus ieinsr %i6mGbifben
6eimotb 2~ubtpigsbur9 mad Stem Oorf.
Mn0 erIernte bort, tuetl nit 5etner Wtaler7
funit ni9ts su MAIDEN mar, frif6me9 ba5
Srifiren, 0eii1tSperi90nern uno ben
Betrieb feiner am~erttanil6er Uteni6ens
DerI60nerungs> unb Babe Mnltelten.
8or % Sabren iiebelte er mad Sbtcaso
iiber; uno er arbeitete it6 bier 0ur6 ben
8etrteb e%leganter Srtttrs, 9ett6tsberz
f66nerun9S= nnb SaoeiNnltalten nnD
SDsmetic> 6anolungen un0 Dur6 &batz
FRAT nnb ftrenqe ge6tlt6fett gum mobI=
babenben uno an9eicbenenB Burger enlpor.
BeionDers bat CT 1i6 auf bent @ebiete
Der Gmrnerei n1b bet 0ffentli6en nno
BribotzlB obltbdtigteit Derotent 9ema6t.
MGbren0 bes 8Irgerfrte9s pDute ct Dem
ncuer Saterlanbe aud ais SoLbat btez
men, muBte ieoo6 III Solge zines gefGbr>
It1cn Sturses, bonn benz CT it6 ME gang
erbolt bat, aus Dem EGger mad !0aule
suridfebren. ST nirD in Oeuti6lano
;un6G1t in Der 6eimatb leiner Srau, 1T
benz ais Srib Geuters @eburtsort unO
burA 6rib &euters S1riften peltbe>
rlbmten Wteflenburger SldOt9en Sta=
nenbaSen (StembGgeW ietnen &obnlib
nufi9lagen.
Die 0Iens GIorasSprinss, anbert=
bolb WteiIen n0rbIi9 BON @aufe9au in
Hafe SountD eeIegen uno nnter SertpaI1
tun9 Der 6erren s. 6. uno st. 8. STARTS
ftebenb, tDer0en in Gieiem CONNER ben
beIiebten Gurorten in 8tsconitn erbeb>
It6e Goncurrens MAIDEN. Der SpruoeI
Iicgt in elmer tiefen S6lu6t bon groBet
natirIi6er Ianbl9aftLi9er S60nbcit,
meI1e felt eiuem Sabr 6ur6 anLagen
inter Der 6anD zines erfa6renen Sanbs
11attsgGrtners Die fir bic 8equemIiGfeii
Der GurgGite n0tbigen Gerbeiierungeu
erfabren bat. Die beilfrdftigen @i9e1s
1haften Der Quene be1teben bauptfd6Iid
In ctilem ftarfen @ebalt BON ooppeltfob:
IenIaurem &0lt uno boppeLt fobleniau=
rer Wa9neft0. Sir Chicago Itegt Die
Queue iebr bequem, bG tGglt1 a6tmal
MISUNDERSTANDING ftattfinoet uno biz
SSobrt nur II Stuloen oauert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
86rfeubert6f.

Ser @elbmarft mar geitern 5ienlIt6
attip; @etreibe nieorieer; ieoo6 Sort
begebrt; Broptiionen fam. 9as Gleas
riIeboule palitrtem 9eitern $4,000, 900.
OtebI: ipenig begebrt; Preile unpers
dnoert.
8eisen: fiel int 9reiie uIb i6loB:
$1.O45 Sunilieferung. j..
aorn: nieoriser; SbIuB fir sunni
74a.
safer: itia; mir notiren Gil fir ben
Monat, unb 60 fir Sunilteferung.
@ertte c: purbe gu $l.30 bis $l.32
fir ben Monat nerfanft.
Sptrttus: felt au $i.l5, nm ipeI>
den Yreis 100 8rlS. uertautt tpuroen.
Cob 1853.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
TaITGe S~Simf=SoMars sg0eine.

Wie mir benahrt9ttgt iperoerl, itnb iebr
gut nadgema6te SiinfzO ouarszS Aetne
Der @riten gtattonalsB nnn Yaltou,
ST., i'm llmlauf. Cine Dtelt9e 8anf er>
belt tpGbrenb 5tpeter Sage, 5pet ioI6er
S1eiue. 9ieIelben unterl6eioen ft6 bon
ben e9ten nun our9 bic 9r0bere @raDiz
rul1g oes auf ber 8tlo1eite in ber re9ter
gde oben beftnblt9eu 8aumi6Iags.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Ritters,,.

rrlpriingEi6 elm Oentf@es 6abritot,
eim fetner 3iqueMr ur6 felt |itnf5ig
Sabren ais Das BE IT. Magenbttter"
iberau anerfannt. M a II bite i'd Dor
" a d a mun9en nn0 taufe nilr BON
adtung5tpertben un6 %nerlaBbaren !6Gnoz
Ter ODER lin @roBen" bon l.. FuNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. o. Box 1929. yfD. IS
Gi6ertD>S Str, ip>Oorf. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Die Biejtaen Ssru@tD0mS1er bieGten

LEE WVEVVUV8E VlIEIC1I
neuli9 yta0mittag etue Seriammlung.in
Der Brobnttenb0rfe alb, UNI cine SereiniS
gulrg unter benz 9tan1en rTrudtbGnbIer>
WtLDe" su bilbem. 6r. Is. g. 8rDmnel
f%un9irte atS Soriibenoer, s. s. SaDa9e
ais SefretGr. Wtar nobm cine Nn3abl
bon 8el6Iiiien on, tportn bic 8eretnis
gullg Der ioltben uno erfabrenen Srudt>
bGu6Ler dLs notbipen0i9 II i'll SntereIie
ser 6ru6tprobu8enten oes 9toropeitenS
htn9eiteat uno beidlOiien piro, Do Die
@o~niigniruns BON Sru3t oil nniolioe
uno unerfabrene 9Gnbler ben proOu5e1@
ten i6on piele Berllite gebra6t uno
nebenbei oas @ei6Gft oerDorben bat.
Die @iIbe ioa III itriftem @ni6luB oil Die
Nrl1tsii1ter bes gior0weitenS ba1oeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Observation-Disclosures louten Dem

Or. StIsbee Elm Oenfmal erri1ten
tpegen iet1er gliidli9en @ntbednng Der
ANAKESIS, zines nntriigli6en 0eiLntit5
tets fir Die idIimmiteu SGmtorrboi00Is
fa1e-bet 20, ZOO Sduen bat eS fein Deal
feb!gef6Iagen. SIS lit Elm etnfa6eS @ins
flbruugSmittel, ibmer3loS uno lei6t ans
suOrtn9en, eetpabvt iofort 2inoerung,
Uirft ais Elm Snitrnment, Grtuet9ungss
mittel uno W1ebifanlent uno fam oie6et>
lung ni6t perfeblen. BretS $l.00. Sraneo
Su9el6Idt mad Gmpfun8 Oes Breties bon
y. NeultaOter II. 60, 46 WaIter Str.,
9teD Oorf. gu BADEN in Gbica9o bel S.
II. 6. W. Blodi nnb 8ropu, $50. 20
Worfet Str, uno in allen oeuti6en
Npotbefen. ID
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
@ime Strobe BON 9anfemoen EN-.

BOrtIan6. 81. g., %. 4prit 1873.
DR.. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
gsertber Serr! Dit @ersnlssn ertGdrs i'd Sbnen,
bob nadSem id awon;is SABRE lang MeOtcin sesen RAJ
torrb n senoutmer, i'd Sbr Gotarrbmittel ueriudte nnb
cine Seilums bewirtte. 10 baB mid bas sstbsn felt swei
Subren ntdt wieOer sepIost BAT.
7aouiot g. I5beeler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Sps'ial=autilen.
0eilt Gatarrb ieber Nrt.

90 erioI9rei6 bat f9 8r. Nteree's Golden Medical
Discovery (@oloete meSiciniidc @utOeGuns) ais eina
conlttution.le 8tbanblung bes Suturrb e~rwieien, meant
lie NIT benz gebran6 pom Or. Cages Ratarrbmittcl
perbuuben tit, bos ortIi6 mttteIit Or. @ierct'S Naieus
ooude (0te ein6ise IietbOOe, INN bic obern pnb bintsrn
9obIuugen Der Naie su errei4en) dnseuenbct wtrb, baB
Der gi9sutbiu,er isit LANCER 3eit $500 8elobnnns bistet
fir einen SAT- pom &atarrb, ben CT nidt beilen tSunte-
Die beiocn Nebicinen neblt benz Snitruu1ent tub bet
alien UtebictnbGnb[ern in baber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11
Commercials nno ginaupielles.
OeIotnarkt=B eridt
ppu
HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,

Banf=, We01eIs H1O P0l1a9esUe11dTt,
5. gpe., swti9eu 0tanbolpbz unr @oibinstonitr.
G5tcaso, z. @tat 1875.
G;o(b .rDFuete beute in gteru Dort nit 1857 unb i9foB
III 115% NIT f~oloenoen @oursperdnOerunseu mdbrenb ees
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-11

WtI6pret.- Tauben psrfdufGid III
$l--l.l5 p DUB, iODobL tir leben6e
ME 9eidla6tete.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

! GALVESTON, April S.-Money steady;
gold ll4GGll5; silver l0Ti@lOS.
/ Hides quiet; dry flint US they run
l63c; with kip and calf selection l7!c;
| kips and calves one-third Oft; wetsulted
SCI rs they run 7!c butchers green lie;
dry settled sold as dry flint with allow
ace for salt; glue stock DC.
Coti0n-Alarket quiet. Ordinary
BE; good ordinary l4gc; low middling
l5i; middliug l5sc; good middling l6Ir.
NEW IOHiS, April S.--Sub-treasury
balances--Gold S5G, l55, 7O6; currency
Sl+2, 426, Iii; treasurer paid ont Sl2,OOO
on account of interest and SIS, 300 for
honds; customs receipts so 4O0
Evening Cotton Dull and easier.
Midding uplands 1899. Sales to-day
for futures y, 0O0.bales. April Is l-32(G
lGM9-lGr; May 10 l3-lG@lG 22-32c; June
II 3-lGGgl7 3.lGc.
Flour, more doing aud better; super
fine western n 50Gd4 "; common to
good 81 9.GG5 10; good to choice S. 500
5 60; white wheat extra s. G5GlS 81
Coffee quiet and firm. Sugar steady.
New ORLEANS, April S.-Cotton-
Demand moderate. Sales, 23OO bales.
Stock supply fair. Prices easier. Good
ordinary to strict good ordinary l4qGG
l5lc; low middling to strict low mid
ding l55@lG5c; middling to strict
middling l55@lGfc; good middling to
middling fair lG3@l7sc.
ST.. LOUIS, April S.-Flour excited,
higher, no stock; offering at S5@5t
and under. Wheat excited and higher
at 50; red fall, 81 224l 22!3; No. .
81 3OlCgS3; for cash. s. 3t@Sl 34I for
May. Corn excited and higher at ia,
Use Porl quiet Mt 2l.c; bacon quiGt
and unchanged; shoulders 9sGG0!c;
clear rib l3c; clear sides lSiGl3lc; hams
l3@l5c; lard quiet; prime steam sale.
able at l5c bat generally held iGglc
higher. Cattle active and firm; sales
prime native steers SO 36l; one lot of
fancy So $50; good native shippers SO;
Texans So 50GJS4 so.
PARIS, April S.-Rentes, G4f 62Ic.
LIVERPOOL, April S.-Noon.-Cotton
firm. Middling upland, Sd@Sld; mid
ding Orleans, SBd@Sld. Sales, l4,O0O
bales; for speculation and export, 5000
bales. Total sales yesterday, 22,GO0
bales. After the close of the regular
market, 1000 bales to arrive l-lGl
cheaper. Sales on basis of middling
uplands, nothing below good ordinary
delivered April and May, : l5-iGd; do
nothing below low middling, deliver
ell May and jane, 8 llGi.
3 p. M-SaleS, American, l,5Un; on
basis of middling uplands, nothing
below low middIing, delivered! June
and July, SS-;Gl.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

hhdofmul.lfpN Uelf fosdsn with
accounts uffiYlIsl lufu.ouls ~ lc soon
dllly on ino hshlDnnbloddym Mnny
lufn. DuiH lnye been mado recently IN
thn. city which, thmflinol particularly
stylish, have been very generally nd.
mitod and endorsed by the people
throughout the county
TnE legislature ~ Louisiana con.
yonod In cStra session on the lti.
Considerable Interest /. manifested ~
to how II viii organize, ~ II has been
llhtod that another scene like tint Of
the It'll Of January, when General De.
rrobland, an United States officers,
unscatcd several Of the members, will
be enacted.
THE leading papers Of the country
seem to regard war with Mexico as
among the probabilities In the near
| future. Some contend that the recent
ouIrages on our frontier will only be
used by Grant as preteXt to Involve
the country in II war, the better to re-
deem his administration in the eyes of
his party and friends, and to subservc
his own personal ends.
Mr., BEECHER is represented by the
eloquent reporter rs shedding tears
while giving his testimony before the
court in the great scandal case. In
the evening he was all smiles Mt the
prayer meeting. 1t is to be presumed
that the presence of the chaste and
virtuous sisters of his congregation
changed his feelings from the ragged
edge" to $50 So"
THE recent exchange of fraternal
courtesies between the southern and
northern Methodist ministers and
churches ut Louisville, Kentucky, is a
gratifying indication of returning good
feeling between the two branches Of
one of the most extensive religious de-
nominations in the country. When
the great churches set the example of
burying political luminosity, it will not
be so easy for politicians and dema-
gogues to keep up warfare on dead
and buried sectional hates.
a CURIOUS outgrowth of the temper
ance crusade in Ohio is law which
passed the legislature of that state mt
its recent session. The local govern
ments of the state are forbidden by the
constitution to license the sale ofliquOr.
They may prohibit it entirely, but they
can not license it. The bill just passed
forbids the local governments to pro-
hibit the sale of wine, cider and beer
thus making the perfectly just distinc-
ton between spirituous and fermented
liquors. Thus, from an agitation in
favor of total abstinence comes very
sensible law in favor of temperance,
which is likely to do much more last
ing good.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

The characteristics of the Russian
type Of feminine beauty are an ex-
treme fairness Of complexion, gray
ish blue eyes, blonde or chesnnt hair,
and II certain embonpUint, arising
from lack of exercise and the life
indoors which is compelled by IL
winter lasting seven or eight
months. They suggest the idea of
odalisques, whom the genius Of the
north keep confined in the tropical
atmosphere of n hot-housc. They
have compilations of cold cream and
SNOW, with tints of tho heart of u
camelia like those over.veied
women of the seragio, whose skin
the light has not touched By this
extreme fairness their delicate fca-
lures are rendered even more deli.
cate, and the soitcned outlines form
faces of Hyperborean sweetness and
polar grace.
The Russian women, in society,
seem to make less display than the
men, as the uniform and court Of the
latter glitter with gold lace and en-
broidery, and with jeweled decora-
tions. Yet the simple robes of the
ladies are composed of the costliest
fabrics, fastened with the rarest
gems, and their dazzling skins and
flashing diamonds and cleaning
pearls and flowing draperica match,
in effect, the heavier splendor of the
masculine attire. Their simplicity
pays homage to the empress, who
prefers elegance TO ostentation bnt
you may be sure Mammon loses
nothing by it Like their sex
everywhere, they know how to
make gauze more costly than gold"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

The dispatches from Connecticut,
published on the first page, indicate an
other democratic victory. The asso.
ciated press, which is never partial to
democratic victories, estimates the
democratic majority at over four
thousand. The dispatches us yet re-
ceived are rather meagre in details,
but sufficient is known to venture the
assertion that salary-grabs, credit mo-
biliers, third term, and the concom-
liant evils and corruptjons which have
characterized the Grant admlnistra-
ton, have received further rebuke
from the people, and that, too, from
the section where such peccadilloes
We're most looked upon with favor.
The midnight dispatches will prob
ably contain later information, and
will be found upon the iisst page.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
Tie Great Tribunal.

Pabiic opinion is the great tribunal by
which the value of all discoveries is judged.
Its favorable verdict long ago stamped Hos
letters Stomach Bite as the leading in
vigorant and Alternative of the age, and the
truthfulness Of that decision is constantly
receiving fresh corrOboiation in the shape of
results, the most complete ana satisfactory,
accomplished in our very midst. Tributes
to its efficacy as II remedy for indigestion,
constipation, nervous complaints, sleepless-
ness, general debility, rheumatism and kid
hey disorders pour in from every quarter /;
physicians emphaticnlly commend it as II
remedy for most inorganic maladios, and the
press Endorses the dictum of the profession.
Thus the popularity of the rcigning tonic
stimulant OF America is constantly widen
ing,despite the invectives Illuminated against
spirituous preparations by the vendors of
mo TX temperance bitters, which the public
some time since discovered to be ferInented
rubbish, and the sales of which are rapidly
on the wane.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

w sore ffHhol, mad aomp persisted
Nv ihn i0mtt Ihn loss ~ iho ware
lnIfo " t1iln1iod 40 hge thousand
dlllnH. Inn hfo lgundef control Tlt
arnfnli inf ihn bodies li hflng pnfhtd
w iHsl oa iho ilnwos Wlll permit Three
have hoon taken uui
PnoyipgNcn, April ~. tlppoli, sup.
ported ~ the lilupr dpnlpf| Tongue,
received $3.50 votes; Hazard. indo'
pendent republican,, supported by the
pr0hlblll1nlsts, z 61O; Cutler dcmocrnt.
l,Bh. There " no election hy the ppo.
pie for the gOycrnOHhip. II now de-
ponds on the supplemental elections To
the legislature. The law, however,
shuts Cutler ont from the contest be-
fore the legislature.
WASHINGTON, April S.-General Il.
w. Heath has been appointed marshal
for the southern aud middle districts
Of Alabama, vice Kinds removed.
The noted cOuntcrleitcr, Pete Me-
Cnrtney, escaped from tho custody OF
United States Marshal Purnell, OF the
eastern district of Texas Mt BremOnd,
Texas, this morning. Mccartney Is
indicted on four different counts.
81. LOUIS, April S.-'rhe vote for
mayor stands: Barrett democrat,
l2,O45i Overstola, Independent, II, l7j;
Mcguire, republican, 4,ll5. Bnrrett's
plurality Is IA. The balance of the
democratic ticket is elected 10y five to
six thousand majority.
New BEDFORD, Mass, April s.
Nearly all of the section hands and
weavers in the Polonski mills struck
to-day. The former strike was on ac-
count OF n reduction of their wages, and |
the latter because one of their commit. |
tee appointed to demonstrate with the .
was discharged.
LOUISVILLE, April S.-'rhe court of
appeals decides that Jones Is eligible to
the clerkship of the court, notwith-
the allegation that Jones had
II challenge to fight duel.
KEY WEST, April S.-There are no
'urther cases of yellow fever.
TRENTON, April S.--Thc senate de-
feated the bill permitting the clergy
men of all denominations to give re-
igious instructions in penitentiary in
itiIutions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

eopt nIdofmon. Wtfo N.lowfd, re- com.
pilmnnt NJ which lhoy nag lufIly fotl
proud. lnramurh m lhWf opponents
wefo gentlemen Known mud esteemed
Throughout tho ciiy for tloif pofsnnnl
worth aud nntss for tie ofloe IA
which lhcy aspIrod.
OF course II ~ impossible 10 forelcll
the future policy Of lils honor's admin
istrllon, but II ~ g. he hoped that the
frat step will be- toward looking into
the financial condition VI the city
correcting abuses, where lhey may be
found, pnd rectiying efroia wherever
discovered. And TnF HERALD feels
assured that In this duty he will have
the material aid and support OF the
wispst council that Dallas has yet been
fortunate enough to secure, besides the
moral aid and support of the entire
community.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

In answer to inquiries as to tn,
best food for mares in foal. aud foI
a stallion, the veterinary surgeon o
Wilkes Spirit gives the following
We consider good oats and good
hay the safest aud best food fol
mares during CESSATION. No bran
mashes, corn meal. carrots or other
vegetables should be allowed, as they
are apt TO disturb the bowels, and
induce collie. Dat straw is highly
owing TO its tendency
TO accumulate in the bowels and
produce indigestion.
There is no better diet than good
hay and oats, given in sufficient
quantities TO keep the horse ia "a
vigorous condition, and give him
sufficient regular exercise 10 prevent
his becoming too fat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

REPLYING TO Mr.. DisraeIi, in the
English parliament, DR.. Kenealy
said he was sorry to hear him refer
to The courts Of law as II means of
redress for SANDER. Then he added :
"As he challenges me l will toll him
that | havo no respect for our courts
Of law, and will never seek rem
edy in one. Laughter If the
right honorable gentleman know as
much about these courts as | do,
probably he would not recommend
any man to seek justice there.
[ Renewed laughter. | think, too,
such a recommendation came with
exceeding bad grace from the first
lord of the treasury, because his
avocations during the greater por-
ton of his life have been dedicated
chiefly to poetic fiction aud roman
tic fable"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
TIE CATTLE TRADE.

Colonel w. H. Day writes the Deni
son News, under date, Austin, April 2
as follows: find about thirty thous
and head of cattle have crossed the
Colorado ut this point, up to date
They are looking pretty well, consider
ing the shortness of the grass. Most OF
the herds are bound for Kansas and
Colorado, being under contracts. Den
ison, think, will get good share OF
the best beeves as they pass up i find
all those who expect toput their beeves
on the eastern market this season
think Denison the point to ship from /;
that is if they can get good shipping
rate to Chicago.
Crop prospects are good in this part
of the country. Heavy frost last night,
but don't think it did much damage.
Business a little dull here, owing to
the farmers all being at work, and no
time 10 trade.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10

Uia d0Nufln mm0iflu, ns1ln il.
volcanic iutlio nsaUNmlun, nod naHuf. n
llnm ilnt tinfgiilhR pOsa.lln would
w. dome ~ make ilrif Htny IN Austin n
plWannt nno,
'llie morning session, which horn
nj n lnie hour, was mostly taken M In
organization nnd preliminary lutlnr..
suoll NJ tho fendlng NJ the minutes 0i
the last meeting, tho payment ~ dunl,
the receiving ~ applications iOr new
members, the passage NJ II few rcHplli-
tlpns, Inclusive NJ one Inviting meme
bcis Of the press aud physicians aud
surgeons sUlUurnlng IN tie city tp spnts
IN the association. The association,
which Il composed # gentlemen who
ARE crediiublr representatives Of the
state, VIII remain In session Tor ut lcust
three days.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The committee on constitution aud
bylaws WIS represented 10y It's chair
man, DIR III. w. Brown, of Waco, and
Dr. l., s. Raylield, Of Jefferson, who
reported several important changes.
The report was adopted.
The committee on the science and
Pi"S,ess W 'Heu'Gihe was represented
~ , ~, "' ~ " nii,'re, Mno Lcuu very
nns''! a"" 'oii'p'erieHsINe report
uPon L''s suoJGcl. me report was
HuWWopteu, anu 'Iiai"s eN'ehued Dr.
NaiI"Ge;
~. .. NJ .h''oWay, ci'airmah OF the
cohinli'tee On tle diseases OF women
anu chiiuren, beihs absent IN cnilse-
queh,e OF sickness, Dr. IL. > tayneld,
OF jefferson, read snort out ligii!y
interesting report, resting specially
upon ms PERSONAL experience ! u GER
tniH taScs' ~ was wen reserved, ana
we 'ha'iNs OF me association tStehded
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