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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-02-20
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
TDY MRS. i. LANDRY.

DY MRS. Z. LANDRY.
LAKE CHARLES. LOUISIANA.
Tuition II French and English Gsogarhy,
History AHA Lower Branches 0f Matbematies.
Private Lessons ID
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end d each month
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-02-09

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-16

Though 1t requires but two teaspoon
fuls OF DIR. Prices cream baking pow
der to produce better bread, biscuits,
cakes, etc, than three teaspoonfuls of
any other, II is not necessary to eau.
ton the public, rs do makers of the
rank, common kinds, to use no more
for fear Of exposure and injury. The
purity of DIR. Prices powder admits Of
twice the quantity or more being used
with perfect safety, and without detri-
ment to the articles prepared. House,
holds where true economy is studied
will use DIR. Prices cream baking pow
der and also his true extracts, lemon,
vanilla, etc., for they are truly excel
lent, pure and unauthorized. Baking
powder sold In bulk for DIR. Price is an
imposition, as DIR. Prices is only sold
in cans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-16
The Great Steamboat Excursion,

That magnificent, palatial steamer,
the ECLIPSE" Captain Tom feathers,
master, left her wharf under the rail
road bridge at $40 yesterday afternoon,
with six hundred passengers, band
OF music, and darkey on the valve.
Heavy bets were made OH the time she
would make to Turtle creek, end of
how many thousand bales she would
bring out Of that great cotton region.
Dodworth's band, Theodore Thomas
orchestra, Of sixty men each, discoursed
the beautiful overture to the opera of
"The Raging Canal" as she backed
out, while the chorus Of demons, In
"Robert le Diable," was sung by fifty
colored firemen, with .apturous effect,
upon hearing which Burton burst into
tears and said he Was mot afraid
and Tom Ranahan fell upon the neck
OF the pilot, Mark Twain, and also
shed tear. The six hundred sat down
to a sumptuous repast of cold buckle.
berry pudding and branch water at 4:l6
p. m. Appropriate toasts were drank
In silence, standing, after which the
boat was pulled ashore anu hauled
home. The services closed with prayer
by the chaplain Of the CosmOpolites.
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s,a,e Tempsraues Convention,

10 the Editor Of the Dallas Herald
The State Temperance convention
which recently met In this city was
composed 0fa very respectable amount
of talent -muGh more IMAM n usually
found IN dellbcrallye bodies ! uhdef'
stand that the main object Of the cons
Venll0n was 10 devise meals Tor TIE
suppression NJ the liquor lraillc-ail
object certainly laudable, though some
may entertain doubts OF il practical
billty, but the conventions enlOfhllg
the maxim "whnleyer ought ~ be done
can be dOne,n aud believing that the
prohibition Oflhe liquor tralilc was one
OF the things which ought 10 he done,
determined that II should DO done
Not n single member Of the eonyell.
| ton seemed TO entertain single dOubt
In regard 10 the abOnlnable character
of the traffic, but there was some dlli-
eren0e Of opinion IN regard To the
measures which ought 10 be adopted 10
effect the desired object A small MI,
u0rlty Of the convention was disposed
to organize u strict temperance p0iit'
lcal party, pledged 20 support only
such candidates M oulu uccihrc nun
selves In favor Of prohioitory liquor
law. But happily for the cause Of
temperance, aud Of prohibition, M
think, wiser cOunsels prevailed, ana
by large majority the advocates OF q
temperance political party were voted
down.
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed the executive committee Tor
the ensuing year, Wv;
w. s. Coleman, Harrison county,
chairman; y. NJ, Burford, Dallas NJ,
b. franklin, Dallas; Il. Finch, John
son county; James Burke, Harris
county.
The committee will call another
meeting OF the convention at such
time aud place as may be thought most
expedicnt, Of which due notice Will be
given.
From the above II will DO seen that
the subject OF prohibition IL now fairly
before the people, and will be thor,
oughly discussed by able speakers and
writers on both sides. II IL an open
question, and truth has no fear from
| discussion II.
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TIM BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
Flatterlng Prospects Of Spring Trade,

The present status Of commercial af-
fairs of the city Ia, Notwithstanding
the past years small crop and the con-
sequent cry of hard times, one rather
flattering than otherwise.
We enter the spring campaign with
many advantages, not the least OF
which Is the we'll conned lesson OF
economy, which all branches of trade,
and every class of citizens have con-
cluded to not only theorize upon, but
to put into practical operation. We
have in all the branches of trade
wholesale houses which, in extent OF
stocks on hand, and well kept up to the
demands of buyers, wholesale or retail,
in city and interior, will compare fa-
vorably with any of the southern and
western empOriums. Particularly il
this true In the lines of goods which a
people in hard times most particularly
confne themselves to as dealing in the
absolute necessaries of life, VIZ: Gro
ceries, including meats and breadstuffs
and dry goods, which Include the nee
essary raiment for comfort and health.
These houses are conducted by men
Of ability, who know the necessities of
the country and further have control
of capital to furnish all the section OF
country to the northwest and west OF
us, with all the wares they will need
for the spring and summer months.
While upon this topic it would, per-
haps, not be amiss to give candid,
and We insist upon 1t, not by any
means overweight statement of the
advantages Of our market in the pres
ent condition of the country.
The season does not offer to the
country merchant hopes OF large
trade as they, In many instances, are
not able to grant the accommodations
the community of farmers would need
to purchase the usual supplies they are
accustomed to lay in, and even were
they able to grant these, the farmer, ow-
ing to the past short crops, has not the
ready cash perhaps,or il he had, would
be admonished by the past years par
tial failure to keep their outlay within
bounds, as they might, in the event of
another failure, be forced to dispose of
some Of their surplus property to meet
their Indebtedness. This of course, in
tight money market, could only be
done at sacrifice. These facts it
would seem admonishes the merchant
In the interior to buy smaller stocks
early In the season, and replenish if
needs be as the demand induced by
good crop prospects might justify.
This course would lead the farmer to
act In the same way, and he would, in
consequence Of buying smaller
amounts, not be justified in leaving
his neighborhood store. Then, where
would the interior purchaser flnd any
point 70 rival Dallas In prices, where
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-16
The Pubiie Health.

Measures for the preservation Of the
public health have recently received
largely the notice Of municipal and
medical authorities. The American
Medical association at It's last annual
meeting published exhaustive reports
ON drainage, disinfection and sanitary
regulations In general. These papers
were well digested. They Were put
forth with an obvious desire to adj
vance the best interests Of communi.
ties, and to render towns and crowded
districts more healthful and inviting.
Scientists do not hesitate 10 tell ia
that many diseases are preventable,
and that maladies 30 classed are not
only very fatal, but that they, In a
very great degree, curtail the average
duration Of human life. Nov, corpo.
rations and individuals have the right
A. <>rnnok $3.50 La. A.. Az -.
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W II. Lyle II Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing to purchase real estate to
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 "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and a number Of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and other counties OF the
sizes, including several large and highly inn
proved plantations within five miles of the
city of Dallas, 26Gdlm
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ily only IN proportion ~ they avail
themselves Vi The means of protection
II N high time people were learning
that longevity aud health do mol he'
pend chiefly on secret noslfums 0f
pills or powders, but upon all obseTV'
anre of rules that ARE as conducive to
comfort IN 10 life Itself
IN the matter ofyilal statistics, Dallas
has n most fortunate record, whether
she reIains this good repute lsa lues'
ton personally important 10 IA NIL and
one IN which her prosperity, TO no
small extent, " Involved,
The influences which eliminate IN
zymotle Diseases operate ~ times slow
ly, but the explosion IA none the less
violent when II dies CONT Hence the
Inhabitants OF localities famed for Their
aalubrily may find themselves para
lized In the presence OF crushing Wish
tatlona, with disease aud death on
every hand. Our Object In calling the
attention VI the people aud city inth'
ers 10 these matters II that we may not
put on tho day Of defense until the
welt " nj our door. We do not mean
to charge incompetency or negligence
on any one. But We do say that there
Is u duty 10 DO done, ana 10 be done Of
fectuallyand lntelligsntly. Fortunately
the sanitary measures most necessary
are ofthesimplest and most economical
nature. electromagnetic lstheobscrv,
ance Of cleanliness In person aud habl'
tatlon, the removal Of all decompos'
Ing or morbiic agents. Pure air must
be breatlcd and no ono can, with lm-
punIty, neglect thorough ventilation.
The value of systematic disInlection
cannot be overcstlmated, No suspected
locality II to be left impure. Dlsinlec'
tanks ARE cheap, are always NJ hand
and'tle commoneat are the best. Let
us mention II few-lime, vegetable
charcoal aud sulphate Of iron or cop
eras, while Condy's or Labaraque's so'
lut0ns, 10 be had NJ nominal cost, are
OF the highest value, The necessity
for thorough system OF sewerage and
drainage IL familiar 10 every medical
mau, and intrudes itself on the atten-
ton Of the engineer at every step OF
his work. Defective drainage has
been set down IA the cause Of some OF
the most fearful epidemics that have
prevailed in America. From this
source we have suffered in all parts OF
the country from Minnesota to Vir-
ginia. Commissioners Of inquiry have
reported that suffering districts, On the
removal of this cause Of disease, have
returned to their wonted heath.
In view of these facts, we are not
going out of our line of duty when we
lublSt llluN DullilS ut uluiilNN blOiC Iti
fectly; that stagnant waters he re-
moved. and that nusanccs which of.
fend more than one sense he abated.
Pestilence from these sources has crepl
upon many other cities like II thief in
the night. II may not come to us i'm
mediately, but II we neglect proper
precautions, we are assuiedly sowing
the seeds Of death. We call, then, on
those whose duty it is to come to the
front In this matter, to spare this peo-
pie. The warm weather is coming
nay, Is almost on us. Let our faithful
authorities, then, put the city in such a
condition that hereafter, whatever oc'
ours, they may have no regrets
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MAIL NOTICE,

sealed proposals for carrying the United
states mails between the postoffice at Dallas
IeXas, and the Houston and Texas Central
railroad, fourteen times a week each way
Mi NH ne received by the postmaster until
tuesday, February ID, 1875, at noon,
NO contract is required TO be executed. lint
persons bidding must be honest and capable.
nor less than sixteen years old, and tie nc.
copied bidder will be expected 10 serve al the
Son pehsa.,on proposed until otherwise or
uereu oy the postmaster general. He will
by law. '"'i P'e7oii"eu
Proposals must be addressed TO the most.
muster ena az Dallas, and Endorsed "Proposals
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'-'77s@I77f 49, ~
Judge Simpson, formerly dlSlln'
guiAhed jursl.
The people of Fart Worth, II N said,
now begin 10 lise drip coffee, Hereto
fore they "biled' II, This gratifying
proof ofprogress II owing ~ the near
advance Of The railrond aud The pres
ence " the telegraph
Preparalipg are making for tic cree
lion ola two story brick building on
the vacant lot between Odd Fellows
hall aud Williams a Crowdus' drug
store, on Main street, and another on
the vacant lot on Main street next 10
Marsalls q underwood's store,
The religious editor Of THR HERALD
IL going down 10 Marshall this week 10
deliver u lecture on "1he Line Of
Beauty In which Iiogarth, Tyndall,
Huxley, Herbert Spencer, Mr.. Glad
stone and other lesser lights will be
ground 10 powder.
George Hawkins, colored, employed
IN u runner for the Commercial, tried,
Yesterday morning, 10 murder his wife
In u drunken M OF Jealously by shoot
Ing her In the groin. He was arrested
by officer Arnold. And another color
cd Jury will probably decide whether
he goes to tho penitenliary or not,
A handsomer display OF new goods
In their line IL not 10 DO found In this
city, than IN tho windows of Hamilton
Il Co., matters, aud Hollenbeck n Nc
Collum, genilcmen's furnishing goods,
Main street, near Odd Fellows hall,
Go aud see FOR yourself, and then step
In and you can be accommodated Ia
goods In the latest styles.
The champion excurslonlsts you
know who we mean Is going to at-
tend the Saturnalian revels In Corsi-
cana. He Is going en- riassc, that II,
he " III wash his alabasler brow, put
another dash "A. Bineaud's lightning
hair dye on his whiskers and wear II
clean shirt.
Major Duxbury, the living skeleton,
has returned to Dallas. ~ couldn't,
no l wouldn't stay away from here"
He has not been doing any flying ira
peze net this time, and looka like he
could swim river Of champagne or
storm u battery -ofsoft-shell crabs and
red lish us vigorously ms In days Of
yore.
Mr.. Il, :. Hunt, late Of the city bank,
who has made many friends here dur
ing his years residence goes TO Chica-
go TO 20 into business The Salvini
club loses an excellect Captain Ht,0'
tree, In "Castc, Martha" one ofthe cho.
rus, q legion of friends popular and
pleasant gentleman, and Dallas II very
active and efficient young business
man.
"Another Richmond In the field"
As will be seen by glance at our an
nouncement column, our young friend
Clarence Coleman filings his banner to
the breeze, and offers himself as IA can
date for the office of city engineer, He
Is n native of the "Old Dominion" II
graduate Of both the Virginia Military
institute and Westinghouse univer-
slty, at Lexington, and has been in the
employ OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway several years as assistant
engineer. The religious editor OF The
HERALD wishes him success.
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Seed Potatoes Cheap (!

I am offering to the city trade my
large and complete stock of fancy and
staple groceries, provisions and pro
duce, at the very lowest prices, ant
make Il specially of everything. Free
delivery to accommodate customers
Please give us a trial.
Respectfully, JOS. MENzcER,
Grocer, 6l5 Elm street, Dallas.
30513m
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18th DAY OF FEBRUARY.

Valentines, valentines, vaIen.
tines. Pierce Il Lyle, Pierce Il
Lyle, Pierce Il Lyle. SOY Main
street, 5O7 Main street, 5O7
Main street. Comic, comic,
comic. Sentimental, sentimen.
tai, sentimental. and vaIen.
tines to suit everybody. Come
and see the largest assortment
I'm tOwn-sOmethiDg new and
unique. Don't forget the place.
at your peril. Pierce d Lyle.
SOY Main street
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To Tho City Subscribers Of The Dsllss Herald.
From aud after this date February
o, 1870, the connection Of Mr.. II. ,.
Neville. ms agent for the city subHcrip'
zion Hat, censes. and mr.. Jess" NJ. Will
Hanson viii have charge Of the same
Hereafter payments 60 him only Will
he acknowledged by this ofiiee.
y. w. sWINDELIh,
February o, 1875. Publisher.
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CITY BUSlN ESS.

TuE.ladies' society OF NJ. Matthew's parish
will meet tat Mr.. j. IL. Schcncks residence,
No. u jefferson street, Wednesday, nj 800 p.
IN i, to sew for the poor. A cordial invitation
IL extended TO all the ladies Of the congrega-
ton 10 attend. FANNIE SAWYER,
Hpcrplary.
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M. IL. FRANKLIN a. CO.,

5O1 Main street, are now selling
goods ut very reduced prices.
Call and examine their large
and elegant stock, and make
yourselves and them happy by
buying their cheap and elegant
books. etc.
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FOR SALE.

NY residence, sovneV rasins aysn..
sna Houston streets. embracing half =
sisek 81 sFoana. with - well finished
sne.aioFy aud base,sen, reek'eeneFets
building, and all neeessary oui'b"iia'
ings, sis. Al early applicant may No.
care y barHain,
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THE DAILY HERALD

VIII be found an sale by III" news
boys on Nil trains or the Texas ana
and Pacific railway. and ~ the fellow
ing news stands IN the city, yiSJ VI. H.
Franklin a. 90, b0t Main street u. j.
star, Lamar street, Pierce a Lyle, bo7
Main street. and J. McEihnrc, Lansr
Attract.
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Howard W, Peak, Esq,, of Fort Worth, h
an authorised travelling agent 81 the DALAI
Herald, nom this date uulil nIiher notice
!. W, eWINDELis,
December 10. is7I.
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FOR RENT.

Anell BILE once on the second moor ofthe
Herald building, Apply NJ
HERALD OFFICE.
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Mabie, Todd a. Co.'s gold pens
ut Franklin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
Including the Eel PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at franklin's book Store.
0O4 Main street. Dallas.
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NEW ORLEANS.
ED.

MAYo.-At his late residence in this city
on sunday, February II, at ~ O'Clock y. M.
OF congestion, Colonel II, q, MAYO, n native
OF South Carolina, aged any Weigh years.
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS.
TER,
Substitute for the Texas Alma.
nae. at Franklin's book store.

Day board at st. Charles hotel SIS 90
307dSt
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
2'6dlm q. IL. a. co.
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MARKETSHY TELEGRAPH



NEw HnHK, February lb,-Aoon-'
n0ld opened NJ llil,
Exchange Long, - III short
81 NJ, Governments active aud lower
state bonds quiet Stocks dull, Money
"A per cent, Gold llil,
Cotton dull Sales 2ss bales pplands
i6sei Orleans, lBr,
Futures opened quiet, We quote I
March, Is ll,lGGi 70 * ne April, ID l-as
GelG l'l6f june lGs@lG l'ldc'
GALVESTON,
GALVESTON, February l6,-Money
steady, Gold quiet NJ ll4(g II! buying
aud selllngi silver easy NJ lOsGlOss,
buying aud selling,
Hides firm n the advance reported
heretofore. Dry illnt selected, ~
@i0lci ~ they run lslMlhlci wet
sailed selected DaOlci Us they run SO
slci butchers green 7!Msci dry sailed
sold ~ dry flint with Allowance for
salt, glue stock, . cents,
ColtOn-Market quiet and easy, Or
binary, 1895 good ordinary, 1870
low mlddllng, lisci mlddllngl lbsci
good mddllng, lbBc, Sales, 800 bales
receipts, 1907 bales stock, 7i,D7s bales
LONDON.
LONDON, February l5,--Erle, 25lCa
25i,
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, February lb,-Noon-
Cotton easier aud declined fraction.
Middllng uplands, 7s6e73dj mlddllng
Orleans, I'D, Sales, l2,OOO bales spec
ulation aud export 1000 bales.
or, NJ Sales on basls mlddllng up
lands nothing below good ordinary,
shipped February aud March, ll-lBd;
sales on basis mlddllng uplands moth
Ing below low middllng, shipped April,
I'D.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, February l5,-G0ld,
ll4b. Sight par, Sterling IS 81.
Cotton-Demand moderate. Sales
1900 bales. Prices irregular and easier,
Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
l3l@libc; low middling 10 strict low
middling, liIGllSc; middllng TO strict
mldd!lng, lil@l5lc; good middling Il
middlIng fair, l5-@l6lc.
Receipts 0,iil bales; exports TO Great
Britain ,067 bales; stock 2SS,O bales
unsold Saturday evening al 900 bales
on shipboard l30,0O
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"NeuriI.'

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
0Odly II. q. HOsKINS Agent Tor Dallas.
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Valentines at Franklin's
book store. 5O1 Main street.
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ANNoUN DEMENT'S.

pa, Mnyor.
Wa orc op,horIzcd 10 nnnounoe ,he name
or
vi ~ unnpur
~, ~, t,1ouo,,Io,,, o.,1llo,o cor Noyor M,
~ "m 9Il m,Ii o,n,iinn W. '"'''' Nv
''u No. o"n n,,,h",,,o, ,o a,,no,,oo ,,o mama
we are authorized 10 announce inc hahie
OF
y. a. B0GEL
AZ a. candidate for Mayor at the ensuing
April election
Assessor and Collector.
Attho u,,,c,,o,io, of MANY bus,n,s. man
o,,t t,anIa / n,,s.nt n,,, nay,,, ~, a mai
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FOR SALE.

The CjrutchdeId House
For terms apply TO
10 oRUToHFiELD, or
uAhTON 4 THOMAb.