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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
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9onoon, 13. Sill. Sic vYoQ MaQ
@asette" entDdlt Elm @pesial=Selegramm
aus &openDagen> in Dem es beibt Gin
preubil l@es &rie9sldiif fat 1i6 felt eini=
gen So9en san5 bcimli9 nit Sieiemei<
1un9en uno 9lufnoDmen oer&ilte ponSiits
lono be]96fti9t. Gs 6ei(t> ooB Die odni=
| ]6e &c9ierun9 beB6alb in Berlin 9(ui
fldrlln9en pcrlon9en min.
Bil@of Saniijew3 ii poQ='
,p9 bereits felt meDrercn SoDlcn Die \.
Sirnlung uno 1eyte Oielc bild)Dfli6c Sid
tiofeit ou@ no9 Der @mtsentlebun9 ocs
Grsbil9ofs fort, obne Dem Oberprdli lioen=
ten Scr Yrapin5 8olen bierpon Die our3
bos @e1eb pom 20. 0foi 1874 iiber Sic
Nermoltune erlc6igter 8istDiimer porge=
16riebene 0fitteilung 5u MAIDEN. 9luf
@runo oieler 56ot?o1e uurOe Der 9SeiD=
bil l0of 81 6 Ilonoten Gcfdn9nib perur=
tbcilt, uno ntn lit Sic 1eitcns bes s(n9e=
fla9ten cin9elegte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1oe6cn pom Yerlincr Obcrtribuaol Surid@
ocuicjc en- lporOcn.
8oris, 30. SUM-. Sic p{fi5ieQe 3oDl
ser 2eieben, Die man am@onnto9 inSou*
louie ouifauo> betrd9t III. Geitcrn lpur=
ben unter ben Sriinmcrn eines eln5l9en
6ou5es - Scote 9ei iunoen. Sic cinlturs=
6robenocn@du1er 1er 1prengt man lett 9etern
init @pnomit in bic gu It. 9as Glcno III
Soulo5 5e lit furdtbor. 1900 Ycrl
linb o6ne ole@iilfsquellen es icDlt i1nen
am Observation-Disclosures, lelblt on &lei=
ounos1tiidcn. 0mni6ulle, ouf oenen ]i1
ein Sombo,,r un0 Gin Srompetcr beflnocn,
fobren pine 9(uf60ren OurG Die Stoot,
um &leioungsjtiide un0 onocre @joben
ein,u]ammeln. @ie 2eute 1inO lpillig uno
brinoen alles> ,pos 1ie iclbit ni@t n0tDi9
baben. Cine Trou bra6te Die &leioun9s=
fude hires peri itorbenen &inocs> inoem 1le
ipeincno ousrief: v9lebmcn @ie es; es
oeb0rte neiner fleinen 9(oele; id) beiuo9rte
es ols 9ieliquie> ober beute. -. SIN
Qlr6eiter Sog feline Sode aus u1S lpart lle
in ben omnibus, unb Elm altes Ntlltter=
diem brodte i1r 8rautfleio, Oas ein;'9e
&leioun9s 9sFiid, ,uel6es 1ie ar BET DEM, ,,uas
5ic auf oem 2ei6e 6atte> belab. @eit &C.
1teru 1T Gaint GDprien benz 9roben Yub=
lifum ,pieOtr 9e0hnet. @an5 Solllon)e
; ]trDmt Din. Niele lu6en na9 Den 9au=
; fern, no Treunbe uno Nerluonote tpobn<
ten, ober lic iinoen 9e>p6bnli6 nurSrllms
mernbouf >unter oenen tie bic finoen, Sic
i6ncn t3euer >uaren. Sic 3eitnn9en BON
Souloule uno oieYripat= Gore iponoen5en
pon BORT lino nit Gpilooen Gus oielen
t @1retfensto9en on9eiiillt> Die lpenn mon
,f]ie ol(e mittbeilen >uollte> Die 9olbe Sci
J tung ouSiiillen lpiirSsn: @ie l'no BARN
+ ollc "e;nia, bob oos Wlilitdr, belonoers bic
s(rtinerie, li6 0ur6 M}utb ous5eidnete.
, gus oie Wolier, Sic reibeno l@ncll 9eltle=
G Qcn poren, ii6er Die Bouleuaros> III Die
: Wcrj jtaot ct. @pprien I'D Dinablt''rSte'1'
rittcn auerlt bic 9lrtilleriiten in oielelben
: bincin, uno bic Nerun9liiften Die ll0 an
S5ols uno anoere Sriimmer ongctlonMer1
5 bottcn licben bielelben los nno er9r!lteen
:: 6ieW}a6nen unb bic @6weife oer gterof
:. poer bos 8ein oes Shelters. 9le P1ero'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-07-21
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% a | \ ingtoL 13. Suli. SSreo
9ou9los, Die Profe1pren 2onQ1ton unb
94ilion uno Der Yreoiger George 90.
@illams bielten 9eitern init oabern g}s=
germ cine Seratbung 1nO tboten einlei=
tcnbe @6rittes5ur @riinoung elmer ,p13=
entli6en 3eitunG pel6e in-oer bielioen
@taot erlbeinen uno Die Snterelen Scr
Ne9er pertretell on.
- 9ie Dolle 3Gblun9 be 8
@elo es in Dem 8aar9elogctp6lbe oes
8unoesld abomtes lit jebt been0i9t, un6
1ie ltimmt bis auf 0en Gent 9anj 9enau
NIT Dem &e6enl6of ftsberi6te therein,
pel6en @enerol Spinner oariiber prr=
9ele9t Dotte. Selbit Die BEL Ser 9lufnabme
oes @ol0es nod Sen an Sen @aden on=
9ebra6ten Worfen li6 9eltenO ma1enbe
Nernntbung, oab 500 feDlen piiroen, lit
jebt entl6lpunoen, unb Mlles 1timmt ME
9elo9t, aufs 9oar. 9(lles 9eprd9te @elo,
wel9es audi nur i'm @eringjten obge9rif=
fen mar tpurOe @tiicf um Gtiiet ge5dblt,
neue N}lln5e ooge9en wo9 man Bios. Ser
Snbolt oes @eip0l6cs umfo1lte> 100000
00O> uno 6onDn beltanoen nobe,u ST.
100000 in .@ilber unb @plo.
. oensturM 81. g., -. Suli.
Ser bo6m. Bil6of 9Haopams BON O9.
oenSbnr9 miro morgen fritz I'm llbr
Die er1te .9iDcelon Gonferens in ct.
Morp's GQtbeorole er6ifnen. Nep 9(u9u-
1tne Tipe5 Yrofellor Ser op9motii6en
5eolo0le i'm @eminare 81 Srop, miro oie
Gr6ffnungszY Yre6i9t bolten.
% bington, 8. g., 16. Suli.
Gidter @eo A. Tilber> Ser. ct. Mnpolt
fir ben 81 i1trict Columbia, ,uuroe gel itern
19riftli6 benadri@ti9t, 0oB er ab9elett
uno Ser g. @euperneur Me!ls bon No.,
Su 1einem 9fadfolger ernohnt morben lei.
9lls @uno 1einer Gntlallung lper0en all
9eneine &la9en ii6er Ti16er's Uni nfdbi9feit
uno eirccte 9lntlo9en, bab er ser @rano=
SurD lui9ti9e @roselie uorentbalten babe,
lpoiiir er Be ito6en luorOen lei, ongegebeu.
Ser neueite Tou, in ipel9em er ]i6 elmer
@6wdde l6uloie madte> ,par sic 9erid)t=
li9eYroeeour ge9sn Die an9ebli6 betriige=
ridden unternebmer Der Bef f0roerung Der
polten. Man 9laubt all9emein, oaB wenn
er ener9iiA perfobren ,udre, Die Betri!9er=
eien pollltdnbig entblllt 1ein ,piiroen.
2ope.lL Mal, 13. Suli. Gin Mr<
better Namens 9unn re9olirte beuteNa6.
mittag feline @bebdlfte nit Subtritten bis
lie toot ,par, neil lie linn tein @elb 9eben
iuolte. Ser brutale @atte lpuroe feT9e~
non1men uno Dinter SdloB uno 9ftesel
9eiperrt.
Baltimore, 12. Suli. SIN ct.
MorD's County loben am porisen Mi!=
lpoG Elm 16jd@ri9es Mdb@e1, Namenz
2cna 8ebb BON bier, ein 17jdbri9es
MdoGen 9}amens Gecia &eibert qus 8Ql=
timore> ,ud9reno eines beftigen @etuitters
an Der, Sbiire ees 9aules bes g8olte,
9Hebb> als. plDtlid elm noDeitebcnbc>
Baum pcm @lke 9etroifen lpuroe oe>
audi Die nur 10 SUP oaDon entlcrnten
Mdo6en au9enblidli6 t0Otete.
PDrt Ia 3, &c., 12. Sllli. 9cut{
entluo li6 3u friiber @tun6e iiber unlere,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

Tho inhahiHnlof q malarlous region N
threatened by double danger lle n not
only compelled a. breathe miasmn, but 10
swallow u, Hnoe II lnioela moi only the NJ
nOspharo, hut the water The aerial poAon
threatens hlR system through tho lungs nnd
pores, tho liquid through the stomach
AGAINST This double porll Ih0ro n hut one
protection, and llint lslo lnyiWRle the on
tire body through tho dlgesIlyonnd Hocrotlyo
organs, Ordinary lOnloA usually fail ln no.
compliah .thlH ll0alollcrH stomach liillem
never, In tho tropics, whore lhe discusses
originated hy malaria afo NJ ~ nr more ma
lignunt type ihnn those nrginntrd by tho
same oauso Ia the temperate l0no, II onluyH
Immense aud constantly increasing HnloH,
aud there N no portion Of this continent
whore II IN not the roigning Specific for MI
nsmntlc hyom ana disorders ol lnu ulluholl,
liver aud bowels, proceeding nom malaria
ana other Onnaoa,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
A CFueI nshuH 10 y Yagih ~ inaHir'
inHg hinh

fiNW llN lllrH NhlHlNf
While tho balloon was lilllng Al The
park yesterday, q curious young man
made himself conspicuous for Y bflel
season by asking o rapid series Of close
questions concerning the arl of Alr
navigation, Having secured nom
lnylnr all The Information possible nc
accepted an Invitation 70 scat hlmsel
ON ear-boy rom which The acid lhd
heen pmplled, except 80 much ~ re'
manned on The top, This triillng TO-
mainder Of acid assimllaled itself rap
idly with that part ol his panlalGonH
which came la contact Win H. Then
IL took hold OF the skim aud tho young
man stood up n biz again, and he
glnred wildly around for an Instant And
started Tor l0wn, Ito dad not wait lor
any street oar m bus, bat he just lot
himself out, aud dislaneed every one
on the Rad, lie seemed IN u hurry To
aee some one, aud on business of con-
siderable Importance, liul when he
finally lnlled into the first drugstore,
he merely whispered, "Swect oil, For
heav0n'a sake, some sweet oil, nl'
mighty qulokW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

time payiug no taxes aud getting their
Interest paid in GOln on u, bnl what
ever lhe currency u Ia quality ana Ypl'
ume, " h their work, not ours lllhnl
call lhe issues NJ the ioyernmenl
rag mnnfy,n whose 'rng money
Is itg Didn't you make
lp lIAughier,l you make ne "IAR
money! Not 0ne dollar NJ paper
money Ia lhe United States was mAn'
uia0tilTed hY Democrats, Ana yel
lliese fell0Ws are making a plam0r 90
Though we had imposed upon me
country al this Nrng money IntS
arc repudialing their own banllllH'
They arc trying 10 brlng illelr own
spawn lnt0 contempt And ~ dpllis
that lliey ara doing d great deal more
linn th0y think they are doug, nav
l'rag m0ney,n ~ they call W. u u
prOmis0 Oflhe United hlaleH W. pay
| Ibnt il all II IL, A hand Oflhe United
States IL u promlHe 10 payi bnhI NI
tho state Of ohio ~ Tho Guy ol ull'
Ginnafi IN u promise ~ pay ~ lhe
railroad bonds Of tho liepublle are
PROMISES 10 pay, They all Stand upon
Inc same foundation Of credit hld 30
man who undertakes ~ dlacrelll lhe
notes Of his Government dlHefpll " tho
entire amount NJ our private nlll cor
marathon indebtedness ~ Welli mo IN
diyldunl notes NJ u people VINO WI NOT
nay their public indebtedness VIII, ne
worth but lille In tho money 'na'NoA
OF tho world,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

M IA, l,dltor of tho pnllns Herald:
f., rup IIppAinof thc Ogl inst nm.
,,',,., - Observation-Disclosures avn, thn aiunn-
," ,"'' o r nGnn"n nnt y md IN thia norn-
tiwS :" ,nnpr "" ,nothor "ri,cln si~med
ms,1innon pnrn y hoth yriters discnssIng
onn,",vhat ,hn Gnanrini sitnntIrn ~
TIA ni,hirs of ,he ci,v az Dallas nos.
" vr c"sos. tho d"o,.r, saw mood J,s.
nrrnte remedies. Nv solicitation of n
friend, / drop n few suggestions. polnt-
inp out n plan TINT, from expericnco in
simllar financial city troubles, has been
known TO work admirably. | under
sIand the trouble IN tho financial nf-
lnirs of the city of Dallas to he this -
The administrator of the tity Gov
ernment, under the present regime,
uosts more TO carry IL ON than the
whole of the income that Is received
into the treasury from every source,
That under this state of affairs. the
debt of the city IL increasing ali the
time. This win of course, In the fu-
ture. bring on bankruptcy.
win not undertake. the argument
of the case of the remedy sur-
gest but will only mint oft
ant The Man that bns Worked we'll in
nnother state. I'm citv governmental
affairs. In tho communication over
,ha s,unotura nf ,tSinnon pnra y l., No. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
Jim Fenton ON Clothes.

Jim, who had been in deep thought,
looked up and said:
'Do ye know that that don't seem so
queer to me as il used to? 1t seems all
right fur pertlckler friends to call me
Jim, but clo'es is what puts the Mister
into a man. l felt 1t comm when |
looked into the glass. Says | to myself:
Jim, that's Mr.. Fenton us is now atore
We. Look at I'm sharp, so that, IL so be
We ever seen i'm agin, yell know ,im.'
/ never kuowed exactly where the
the Mister came from afore. Ye have
TO be measured fort A PAIR o. shears,
am n needle an thread, an hot goose
is what changes man into Mister.
It's nice thing to find out, but it's
uncomf table. IL amt so bad rs il
would be II We couldn't strip IL off when
ye git tired ont, an it's good thing
TO KNOW
'.Do clothes make Belcher q gentle-
mans' inquired Mr. Benedict.
"Well, lis what makes him Mister,
any way, When We gifts his clo'es off
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

'rnE great meeting Of tho vorloue
branches of the Presbyterian
Church throughout tho world is
now In acsaion in London, tho llov
DR., McCosh, president OF Princeton
college, Now Jersey, presiding
Representatives from iorty-cigh,
different bodies of Presbyterian
christians are represented, aud
plan for confederation IL bcinl
discussed,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
DALLAS, TEXAS,
SUNDAY MORNING itItiiJuLY 20

TnE HERALD has had frequent oc'
oaslon 10 aud fault with Governor
Coko's official acts, but Wa munl
oxproaa our ullor condemnation o.
tho course Of tho Jefferson Leddef
In IN efforts 10 fix upon tho Govern
or tho stain Of corruption, In refer
once 10 tho looallon OF tho eastern
branch Of tho ponItonlIary' In w
disappointment ~ tho failure OF Tho
commissioners 10 mako tho location
NJ Jefferson, II indOlgoa IN tho IN
generous charge that tho commits
sIonora wcro unduIy influenced by
tho Governor to mako tho location
nj llusk, near which, according to
tho Leddcr, bo owns largo bodies OF
land. Tho commissioners thus
charged with completely In Vhlr
corruption aro Cot, W. W. L0np
of Falla county Maj, I'd Borlouoo
Of Hays, y, W, Brown of Gregg
Thomas A, Dwyor Of lloSor aud u
Il, Gregg of Cherokee, mon whose
integrity Ia no unlmpoochoblo M t'
mako tho charge, that they were
actuated by corrupt motives or ~
0uonccs, absolutely ridiculous, Al
for Governor Coke, whatever moJ
have been hin miulakou and faults
In tho executive office, his persona
honor and integrity has ncvcr be
fore boon called In question: an'
tho Lcadcr, wo think, has commit
tod u grave mistake In bringing \
offensive n charge without Tia
shadow of evidence In ia poascsslo
TO support H.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
lron n long time whipping Grim

FoR u long time whipping Grim
inals was abandoned In England
but about ton ycars ago, no prcva.
lcnt had highway robbery, CARROT
ing and ollcnecs against weak por.
eone, women, md bclatod passengers
generally, that Parliament enacted
n law, giving police magistrates the
discroasion of Furnishing such of.
tenders with stripes. Since then
ihorn haa hocn n mnrlsod doorons"
in that species Of orimo,
Substantially tho Same law has
recently boon put in force in Canada,
IL il said with tho best results, In
Delaware tho whipping post 10 still
State institution, and IL Ia u VOL
known fact that professional
thieves give that little State wide
berth, and there AFRO fewer such Of
lenses, punishable thcro, with whip
ping, such M burglary, sneak thicv'
ing, correcting, and all species of
robbery, attended with violence,
committed in that State, according
to population, than any Other in the
Union.
Whipping certainly has moro ter
rors for q certain class of offenders
than confinement in jails and peni-
tentiaries and it is well worth con-
sidering whcthcra county whipping
post wouldn't be q better invest
mont than tho large amounts now
paid to board sagrant thieves in our
county jaiIs, and State pcnitonta-
ries. t WWstR'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

Tng attempt Of liuanla ana FruA
ala 10 obtain mod illoa'lon OF tho
laws Of nations prohibiting tho use
of certain kinds of explosive
prolootlca In batlloi and otherwise
mitigating tho horrors of war, aoomo
renlly To have been blind TO on
trap such powers M England into
an agreement 10 lorego tho use, IN
time Of war, Of any but the regular
hand and naval forces Of the nation,
An agreement Of this kind would
virtually put England At tho mercy
Of tho great continental powers
which maintain standing armies OF
hundreds OF thousands Of men, aud
whose arm'bcarlng population are
enrolled in The regular forces, sub.
ioct To bc called into the field NJ my
moment, llnglond's strength bong
Ia her navy, regular aud irregular,
aud IN hcr militia, Of course rejects
tho proposition Of her good friends
Of Berlin aud 81, Petersburg,
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To the Editor of the Dallas Herald

| To the Editor of the Dallas Herald
Once every two months our City
Fathers mount the mourner's bench
and cry aloud for retrenchment and
economy. The spasmodic cry is inva-
riably followed by move to reduce
the pay or number of our police force,
the most poorly paid and overworked
department of the entire City Govern
ment. This Is offsett Mt the next
meeting by an honest and laudable de-
sire to increase the salaries of the
Mayor, City Attorney and few other
sinecures. They now favor the aboli-
ton OF the office of Deputy Marshal,
Market Master, and reducing the num-
Der of policemen to six. Within the
next two weeks some liberal minded
Alderman will move to increase the
salary of the Mayor, City Attorney, or
some other officer who is already over
paid. wonder If the city could not
dispense with the services of the au-
gust City Fathers? Go to work, gem
uemen, ifyou seriously contemplate
economy and retrenchment. Reduce
tue number of Aldermen to two from
each the First aud Third Wards, and
anu one each from the Second and
Third the number OF police to three.
or -four; do away with the services of
the Deputy Marshal, Market Master.
Hospital Steward, two drivers for Tho
city wagon, Assistant City Enpiueer
Sexton, and then, al som ne
your ideas OF economy and retrencb.
ment viii permit, raise the salaries of
the city Attorney, Mayor and civ
Marshal TO a figure that will Insure
them respectable income.
qsfk ANTI-REFORM.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

thar amt nolhlnl leit " 'im, Dless
i'm up IN my old plpesl ~ hha
gOl TAI enough 0n 'em " paint q bpAll
an there WnuliH't bH enough man ~
lin 10 speak --lNlhr story OF
seyenoaka, d. j, q, Holland heflh-
neT fOr August,
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Philip Lindsley's Law Office
formerly of Nashville, Tennessee.)
Cor Elm ard Market streets, Up stairs
p. q. Box 2i5,
DALLAS, TEXAS,

Practice in Civil Courts of Dallas county
and In the Supreme and Federal Court
business reierences-At Dallas, First Ma
uonal Bank, Pointer 4 Shields, commission
merchants, Rev. DR.. A, Z, Smith, First Pres
byterian Church, Christian Kreig, proprietor
kreigs Touring mills; Waco, Texas, Waco
National Bank; Galveston, Texas, Rev. D..
L. L. bunting, First Presbyterian Church:
New Orleans La, VIM. A. hell 4 Co, COM
mission merchants; oxford, Miss, Gen, A. p.
Stewart, President University of Miss; Little
Rock, Ark, Chancellor John X. Eakin, Mem
tors; Nashville, Tenn, Hon. Jas. ID. Porter,
Governor of Tennessee; Pulaski, Tenn, Gen,
John &. Brown, Ex-Governor of Tenn; Lou.
slville, KY, James Todd Il CO., commission
merchants; Vt. Louis, Mo-, Merchants Ma
tlonal Bank; Cincinnati, Ohio, Taylor n
Brother; New York city, Thos. Eakin 4 Co.,
bankers. july2dlmwlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25

THE candidates of the two parties
in Ohio for State offices are having Il
lively time Of it. A few days ago
Governor Allen, who has been nom.
mated by the Democrats for reelec-
ton, fired telling broadsdo into
tho Republicans alter this fashion
Now, there are some curious facts that
arise in the history Of politics, and we
have singular eXemplilication of the
statement at this time. We hear it
said by all OF the newspapers in that
interest--and most of them In this
State are conducted by Postmasters--
We hear II said that the Democratic
party Mt Columbus, at its State CoLven-
ton, hoisted q flag of ''rag money?
Did they? What is rag money?
Who made itp Where did 10 come
Iromp Every cent of 1t was made by
your press-gnng at Washington City,
run by the Treasury Department..
Every dollar OF Nrag money,n from
the beginning to the end was made by
you, gentlemen, who are now clamor- |
ing against "rag money! [Laughter.1 |
How came II In circulation? Did the
Democrats circulate it?s Oh, no. |
A Democratic voice WINS NOT
heard In the councils OF the
country when that immense VOL |
ume of paper was issued, and when
the same Congress that issued 1t wrote
upon the back of 1t, "This is legal
tender for all debts,n and you must
take 1t, exception paying interest to the
bondholders and IN the custom-house.
BY this they made discrimination in
their own currency; they Impaired
one faculty TO 1t aud denied u another.
They paid their debts with 1t, and paid
the farmers with 1t when they bought
anything from them duriug the war
they paid the soldiers with it; they
paid pensionswith ID; but they WON'T
pay the bobdholders with 1t, although
1t was specially provided that oneclass
of bonds was to lie paid in IT,, Why Isl
this The bondhoIders have great
advantage In holding this immense
amount OF property, aud at the same
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Twenty Third Session begins Sept. 1, 1875

thorough Collegiate course, Excellent Pre-
paratory Department, Healthful Climate,
Good Morals, Good Discipline. yery Moder,
ate Expenses. Tuition and other fees, board.
room rent, fuel, lights and washing, for ses.
sion OF ten months, from sl60 to $40. Boys
can board with Professors; young men, In
uents from all sections Of the cnuntry--thirf
teen rom Texas, The annual Catalogue, o.
W pages, mailed free on application. Address
iulylidlwlmw President.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-25
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE
University Of Louisiana,
NEW ORLEANS.

Practical opportunities for studying Medl-
cine unequalled 10y any college In the Unit
ed States. The professors, acc ON panied by
the students, visit duty, the wards OF the
great Charity Hospital, where more than
seven thousand patients are annually
treated.
The Forty Second Annual Session will be-
gin November 10Th, and terminate March
18th. Fees the same MS charged by all the
best schools. For circular giving full inior-
nation, address
Il. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
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90 ACRES ARE UNDER SHEDS.

Constructed in the year 1873, Improvements
suggested by o. perience in other yards, have
been introduced and 1t is believed these
yards present advantages for the care of
stock, whether In winter or summer, not
oiiered by any other yards.
Inc STOCK arriving Is unloaded directly In
the pens, and placed Immediately on the
market.
Buyers from New York. Boston, Chicago,
cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville and other
points are permanently located at the yards
anu Shippers can confidently anticipate an
actiVe and reliable market for all receipts
however large, add for all grades of stock.
Every effort will be made to advance the
confidence of shippers in the st. Louis live
STOCK market which has already, through
the agency OF these yards, become at least
the equal of any live stock market in the
west, and by shippers concentrating the live
STOCK trade in this market IL will become
the largest wholesale market in the west for
other stock. - 80 ~
Arrangements have been made for the
prompt forwarding from Venice of all con-
signments from Illinois,
a first-class hotel for the convenience OF
It's patrons is attached to the yard.
=. the East st. Louis Stock Yard Bank under
the management of Newman. Hastings "
Co., mas Its office In the general offices of the
yards. ISAAC IL. KNOX, President.
JOSEPH MULHALI, Superintendent,
j. GREEN CASH, Assistant superintendent,
julylw6tdlt
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CRYSTAL SPECTACLES.
Improve Your Sight!

The crystal spec "a tacles now offered
TO the public are M puarontead sn,,..
rlOr TO all others IN in the mo rira3 H.
glass being manu- ZEN factured in NJ
1elie, France, for eAn.aeAAour trade only
and claimed by all scientific men, that for
e.iearness and distinctness of vision, they
have no equal. 10y
we warrant every pair TO last for many
years without change, always re naining
clear and brilliant. They are inquired in
gold, silver, shell, rubber and steel Frames
For sale BY our agents only.
agent for Dallas Texas . o"i
None genuine, without the trade mark
s'aihped on every pair. Manufactured by
FELLOWS, HOLMES 4 CLAPP''
roo,. r.. New York.
ployed, lolI4msewsa,eh en-
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FOR SALE.

Our Warehouse, 3OxlO0 feet, with ground
ease Also, small dwelling.
July l2-dSt POINTER, SHIELDS 4 co.