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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
TuI INSPIRED DoNHEy.

Of all the pests and cad lIcs Of the
press, the exchange llend and the Nv
ernge chronic contributor not excepted,
the fellow who scans the paper for ly-
biographical errors aud paragraphs
up0n which 10 husc u communication
Of u dispuNlI0us character ~
the most insulltrahlc In hla ussump'
ton of his censorship and the gral Mt
ous regulation OF what IN his wisdom
does moi romport with his ilvlh THIS
nuisance h generally II mUd Of lnor'
dlnalc vanity, whose c0nccit has hrcn
cultivated 10y the reception aud publ
cation OF his views upon some mnItcr
of about Ns much importance IN the
location of the town pump, To dlller
with one Of these Inspired donkcys h
TO be flooded with views, opinions, re-
monslrnnces which sometimes attempt
to he sarcastic aud only succeed In
being rude. The most calous Of jour
naists are tempted To llay them alive,
Just to teach them some manners, o
with the benevolent intention of get
ting some of the cheek ont Of them,
and II little m0desty and discretion In
them. Sometimes II IL hard work saw
ing souls like them. They are 80 be.
sotted with provincial arrogance and
ignorance combined, that they will
listen TO nothing, aud learn nothing
by experience. Hence 1t Is the inspired
donkey will rush into u tilt with u
newspaper, not knowing that the adj
vantage is all on the side of the paper
If it chooses to avail itself Of 1t. SEN
slble men will no more attempt news
paper war on an editor, If he is n man
OF and nerve or capacity whatever
than they will put their hands into n
gin at work, or their noses against one
Of Groves steam circular saws, They
are smart enough to know that they
will be worsted in the end. When n
little cur snarls aud snaps and escapes
being taken by the neck aud shaken
nearly TO death, he must not hatter
himself that its because he is stood in
terror of. Nothing of the kind. He
may smuse, but he cannot frighten
anybody.
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SOME srUnnoRN rACrs.

The HERALD il not given to COM
planning. 1t has been bulleted 10y for
tunes and misfortuues, but in good
times and herd times it has hewed to
the line, letting the chips fall where
they would. Commencing its labors
in the interest and advancement of this
people in 1910, it has steadily pursued
the even tenor Of its way with the hope
OF acquiring BY youth of labor an age
Of ease.
Had the HERALD pandered to the
prejudices and passions OF men, or by
an easy virtue made itself the purchas-
able creature ofevery interest, it might
to-day be as rich as it is now respect
able. II is our purpose To set before its
readers few plain facts, and then leave
them to judge whether the people are
doing their duty to the HERALD. 1t
costs every cent of eighteen thousand
dollars a year, with the strictest econo
my, to carry on this paper. This sum
Is din ided up into iifty-two weekly pay
mcnts, which have to be met weekly,
or disaster follows. Tnere is no such
thing IA getting an extension for D tper
or composition. Now, some idea of the
Importance OLA liberal and regular
paying patronage to n paper may be
gathered from these facts. This large
sum of money has to bc made by the
week-paid by the week. Where ac-
counts are paid promptly by themonth,
there Is no difficulty in apaper making
money, but where they are put II,
there is not only no money made, but
money IN lost. A paper like a train,
must come out on time, whether times
are good or bad. The public expects 1t
to appear punctually, and will not take
any excuse. This being the case, 1t is
plain that II is the duty of all interested
In the growth of this city, county and
section of the state, to give the press
wider ard more liberal support than IT
Is now re ewing. For that it is not
'nppdrle'l IN the way of subscriptions
as 1t sho Id be, is too evident. We
want every subscriber to the HEsAIDs
I To- to constitute himself u special
agent and send US one other subscriber
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Mn. JAMES I, GoOpwRIGnT, master
tor Of Lisbon grange No, - patrons Of
husbandry, has been elected purchas-
Ing agent for the patrons Of this ana
adjoining counties purchasing trading
nj Dallas. He desires TO make Nil his
purchases In our city, II he can get
terms that Will Justify. Our merchants
nnd manufacturers At n distance would
do well to put themselves In communi'
cation with Mr., G. We have known
him for the past twenty yeara, and I'M.
heaitatingly indorse him ~ .IciIoale
man In every particular
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

THAT was singing rebuke Hon,
Roger q. Mills, of this state, gave
spoon Butler, in the house Of represent
tatives. He said in reply to Buffers
gabble about "the assassins, thieves
and murderers Of the SOUTH" that the
only murderer he (Mills) knew was
Butler himself. Unless we are very
much mistaken in the man, Butler is
treading on ticklish ground and may
live TO have Texas quirt laid we'll on
him some fine morning. Mills is too
much Of gentleman TO deille himself
by touching "a spoon thief but the
temptation to impale him in the house
could hardly be resisted.
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A rreyaIen, nlsease,

There % 40 disease ~ prevalent ~ AmeH
ga as dyspepsia and certainly none ehlell
has 90 generally bafiled sad defeated The
skin Of lhe medical pralpssipn lhp 0nly
remedy fpr this distressing complaint II o
pure indicated slimnlani, Hpslrller's
stomach biilers, whp'e tssenlia principle
is sound rye, II admilled bg medical praell'
TONERS 20 be the pniy Alternative, corrective
aud restorative on which lheY San lely' Tue
hillels are the besi possible specific lpr HAITI
lenoy, dizziness, walerhmsh, inegularlY ~
lhe bowels and all indications NJ confirmed
dyspepsia, TAey do not excite, bpl Hpplh
lhe irrilaled slpmaeh and bowels, and may
hp taken hy persons Of lhe most delicate and
sensitive organization, who are unpleasant
" affected by tho use of The ordinary alimu'
lanla 0fr0mmeree, Though lheif efeel N
most decisive, yet they arc 10 mild ana ben'
llerni Ia operation, ~ Va DO suitable 10 chit
dren ns wen ~ ~ adults,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

1Hosn who despair of the republic
may begln 10 take heart, No sooner
do the people Of Michigan come IA
their senses aud pitch Chandler over
board than Wisconsin serves that gay
Long Branch Lotharlo, Senator Car
penter, the same way, one by one do
these shining radical lights disappear
below the political horizon, Already
the heads Of Butler, Chandler aud Car
pentcr, whose vlndlctlyeness, corrup'
ton aud llccntlousnesS have no long
dlsgraced the capitol, have been asked
ITO stop down and out
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The senate provided rather SIM

The senate provided rather singular
ly for convention. The question, as
they propose, will now be "for or
against convention, delegates to con.
vention, members OF the legislature,
for or against amendments to the con.
stitution.' Where, oh where are the
pledges Of the seven hundred and fifty
men who met in convention, in Aus.
tin, two years ago? This senate,s
"wlat is it" is simply very ingenious
and adroit method of whipping the
devil around the stump. Your duty,
"most potent, grave and reverend
seignors," is simply TO redeem the
pledge Of the democratic party, made
already by providing for constitu-
tional convention, without any further
tergiversation, circumlocution or back
ing and filling. Come, no fliuching.
Face the music.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

eoming Ia il,e --latest version was hpl
belween the soliiersand ealllelllleyesl
hut between aparly NJ soldiers anl me
eilizeus NJ the ranehe Of ~ lngp, the
soldiers having gene 10 q store lw
liquor aud fired upon the plerki wound
lug him and killing another man near
him The soldiers were followed Wy
lhe citizens Tor ihe pprppse al arrest
lug them, when lhe soldiers ilrel
again, and lhp tire wac returned Two
soldiers and ono citizen being Killed
this time, General Hatch Went ~ the
rancho next day aud arrested twenty
seven men, carried them to lllnfgold
barracks, and refused 10 deliver them
10 the Shorthand piyll authorities The
fight took place ou the night Of the
9Th OF January, The ellllehs arrested
are youphed for ~ law abiding ana
peaceable men, are liuell and Hatch
acting under orders from Grant, 10 pro-
yoke q collision, thai they ael thur =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

hul ID will begrautiug as showing lhal
or friends feel a personal Interest IA
the welfare of the llHRALpi many Of
whom have read II from 10 first issue
10 the present, We want two THOUSAND
subscriber, Al least, Ia thisparl Of lez-
~, and WI At is mnre, intend IN have
them, They are here and their names
ought 70 b. on our hooks, Il will not
be- our laul. IL they aIe npl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

THE expenses Of tho United States
government now far exoeeds 10 IN
come the government obligations arc
upon the eve Of protest. tho house Of
representatives Is afraid 10 take the re-
sponslbillly Of new taxes, and there Is
but little prospect Of immediate
income from eoIiee, tea or whisky,
A ten per cent lax on the whole free
list IL now declared 10 belhe only re-
hnIIrnn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
DALLAS, FPRxAs,
FRIDAY MORNING. fLDRpARY s.

WILLIAM CRAWFORD aud W. v
Christian, two white men who live on
Old river, five miles south Of dilmer'
Louisiana, last year cultivated twenty
-four acres In cotton aud fur IN corn,
and made thirty bales ofeotl0n, weigh
ing over five hundred pounds to the
bale, besides eullIyallng garden aud
other things- Can Dallas county equal
tlisQ
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lLROADS,
CHANGE OF rrnnm.
TOTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1874.
TnE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Three Daily Passenger Trains.

Leave Galveston ~ Bil0 ~ and arrive at
Houston ~ $40 IA,
Leave Galveston AZ AGO u ~ and arrive ~
iiOuKlun ~ hO0 n ~,
Leave Galveston At $40 N aud arrive AZ
Houston ~ hfD y ~,
Leave Houston ~ Bilh a IA hnd arrive ~
Galveston NJ DaJ a IA,
Leave Houston 1000 a ~ hna arrive ~ uhl-
weston NJ glD \ N,
Leave Houston AZ hil0 y IA ana arrive ~
Galveston ~ 1850 y ~,
on sundays, passenger train leaves lihlVeh-
ton ~ 1000 u ~, Leaves Houston ~ 200 y M
The dill u ~ Train nom Galveston connects
~ Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris.
burg aud Han AutOniO railway, Connects ~
Houston with the Houston ana Texas Con
trnl railroad
'rhn 400 u ~ express from Galveston cOu,
meets with the Houston and Texas Conihl
railway,
The 400 u ~ express from Galveston con-
nreis win tho International ana Great
Northern railroad ~ Houston NJ u n m,
The 1000 ~ train nom Houston arrives ~
Galveston ~ 2@O y M Connects with the
Morgan steamers
Ticket ofliccS, 100 fremont street, aslvea.
ton, and ~ the dop0lH
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
Thousand nnd I'VE hundred mile tickets, can
bopurchaaed ~ the ticket offices 81 this COM
pany ~ from uayoeiOn ticket ONCE,
"a. N, NICHOLS, Superintendent,
IlOdtf
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THE ALDINE PAssE-pARTours

In compliance with repeated REQUESTS. the
publishers of THE AL INE have prepared
Impressions OF many of their most beautiful
plates for passe-partout framing.
me cuts are mounted on beautifully
der line. w
To attach the glass, II is only left for the
customer to paste and fold over an already
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05

HAVING failed 10 provoke The people
Of Louisiana, Arkansas aud MlrHls'
sippi Into doing something that would
give him an excuse 10 use The military
IN shooting down southern men uuder
The prelenoe ofmaintanlng ORDER and
guaranteeing each state . republloaa
form Of government aud possibly OF
paving the way Tor holding over by
force In 1876 MI Grant may, for all
we know, have instructed Colonel
Buell. aud General Hatch 10 take adj
vantage Of the most trivial opportunity
10 arrest Texans, incareerNle them In
guard houscs, aud sce II they could mol
manuge TO goad IN into some overt not
which would Justify tbs use Of troops
In II llllla military usurpallon IN this
state, II that h Mr., drnps game he
will fail. Texas viii not DO buileted
about for political purposes or IA
crafty the ambition Of Mr. Grant oI
any Of his third term, dictator on
lslngly followers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-02-05
100000 90

100000 90
In gold coin, choice lands, farms and city
residences. Among the prizes there will be
S25, 900 in gold. The real estate IL put in
at its actual value.
COM MENDAToRY.-Ha from our
long acquaintance with j. Il. Foster, every
confidence in his integrity, we feel justified
In saying we believe he will carry out his
distribution honestly land fairly. Signed by
council.
That old aud reliable paper, the Houston
Telegraph, which rarely cOndescends to no.
tice individual enterprises, says OF the first
drawn &
Not oven the most captious and suspecting
person could take exceptions to the manner
of the drawing. II was fair, honorable aud
equitab G.
The committee and recorders were of our
very best citizens, and kindly gave their time
ana labor TO the superintendent ofthe draw
ing, or rather did the actual labor of 1t.
Captain Foster has acted honorably and
fairly throughout the whole management of
this enterprise. While some money has been
made by the venture In all probability, yet
the property given rs prizes has only Melted
II fair price, aud the profit Is only an ex-
change of the property for cash.
That staunch democratic paper, the Hous-
ton Age, has the following:
Thee MMITTEE
OF gentlemen was one of the best that could
have been selected by the audience. Hon.
D. U. Ba-ziza, who supervised the drawing,
is our present representative, and one of the
most popular men In the district,
THE DRAWING
was prefaced by an explanation from Cap
tain Foster. of the mode OF drawing. This
was well received and understood. precisely
as explained by the circulars. Captain Eos
ter said that while he wished all his home
people good luck, he yet was free To say that
with the people OF poor Mississippi, LOUISE
ana and South Carolina, he felt greater
sympathy and he did nope they would draw
the largest number ofpriZes that they might
come to a free country, nnd make white
mans living. This sentiment was received
with loud cheers.
The drawing wasthen proceeded with and
the result Is announced elsewhere"
No connection with the Denison, Wagley
a Loekhart, or any other similar enterprise
Tickets 50 each,
and liberal discount ON orders for n greater
number. RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
Must have the confidence or the community
In witch fheglive Send 70, circular Ref
erence-Dunn Barlow CO. reference book,
Jound In all banks. T. w. HOUSE, Treasurer.
Address j. L. FOSTER. Manager,
Houston, Texas.
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THE isr DAY or FER
~ ruary, 1878, the firms of Clark. Brvnn 4,
blake aud Bryan Brothers win be merged i'm
Bryans X Blake, and will occupy their ,,s,,,
DICK building, corner Lamar street and Pm.
clnc uepot, near postofiice, todo Il V holesaie
ana retail dry goods and grocery business
we make this copartnciship mainly N ra.
uuce expenS g. and better enable ne IN oiyh
peiIectsatisiacuon, II possible to do 50 in ihe
transaction OF business. Each of Tho oi,I
harms are very thankful for the q, nerni,s
patronage ext nded them, and in the fntYre
we are certain the new firm of Clark Rrvans
Blake will tie better prepared tn nioa a,,s
5neli numerous customer than i'm the nast
our nnltilng we thii. X SUI fficient for bandlins
a IN uisllaylng goods, our capital abundant
,or purchasing, and our SUPPLEMENTARY vii
pe uniiring o give satisfac' ion in purchasine
AZ w., Inc iowesi prices and disposlng OF them
CLARK, BRYAN &BI,AKr
n.,,a. BRYAN BROTHERS..
Dailas, Texas, December rs. 1874.
sTd&wtfebl
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AGuE AND FEVER .

DN. c, M'LANE's LIVER Pulls, IN
CASES or AGuG AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
OF the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory 10
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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MEDICAL
SYMPTOMS Of a piaeased Liver.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAN In the right side. under the
j edge Of the ribs. increase on pres
furei sometimes the pain Is in the
leit sideI tie patient is rarely able
10 lie on the LEFT side sometimes
the pain Is ielt under the shoulder
blade, and il frequently extend, 10
the top OF the shoulder, aud Ia some
times mistaken for rheumatism In
tie arm, The stomach is affected
with loss OF appetite gud sickness
the howels in general are co'tiyc,
sometimes alternative with laSj the
head is troubled with pain, accom-.
panied with dull, heavy sensation
IN the back part, There Is generally
q considerable loss Of memory. &C
eompanied with q painful ,eutalion
OF having lelt undoue something
which ourht 10 have hccu done. A
SlVht, day coal h Ia sometimes an at
lcudan, The patient complain, OF
wclrmys bd drblily; he Is easily
startled, his lectGre cold or burning,
End he complains of Prickly sensa.
ton OF the skins his spirits are low;
aud although he Is satisfied that excr-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
he can scarcely summon up iorti,ude
enough to Try il, In fact, he dis.
trusts every remedy. Several of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
OF them existed, yet examination OF
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER 10 have been extensively de-
ranged.
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rAS trouble GU The Rio Grande, nc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-25
iYl5T sly

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY HOLDERS AND
4 Tenanrs.-The New Orleans Sanitary and Excava-
ting Company beg leave to inform the cit.sens Of New
arrangements, and prepared execute orders
for the cleaning and emptying of pivies AZ sinks
The apparatus used 10 known the 'Odorless Exca-
waiting apparatus" Is the that used In New
York Washington. Baltimore and other large cities Of
an airtight tank and q deodorizing attachment. BY
without creating nuisance offensive odor during
the ordinary working hours of the day well as at
This system only inauEurates valuable sanitary
but Is much cheaper than any other system
in
Further information can be had regarding the working
of the aystem at the Office OF the Company 153
Common and all orders left there addressed to
box 9I3 Psstotfce, will receive prompt attention.
iyll
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This long established Institution go favorably known
e. the people OF the South will enter upon its Forty
Wednesday, October z, 1874.
With the old advantages of q sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors of the College
can offer to their ,patrons the additional advan
superior 10 the former College in point Of ventaton
Arrangement TSs srss and sSs s,nn dn -
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
vantage Of traditional III. RaHsSop
they TO give based upon Religion and Morality
pupils with useful knowledge. but also to nstii into
their bearts the esteem Of vrtus aud practical love
The Plan Of Instruction consists OF three principal
CouI the Preparatory, the Classca and the Com
Intended the younger atudents higher
oiass either in the Classical Commercial couras.
sSoreas coss sS saa
Univereity Educaton. AT the end Of the sixth year
anu
oienoy Ia Mental and Sasarai Philosophy, chemissry
to the degree Of 4: B. bachelor Of ArtsI. .''~
The Deg ee Of Master Of Arts a NJ 10 awarded to
ply and Science in the College who have passed two
4sss
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Gosgss The third year Of this courss 70
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Tbe sss Of sdns,on Il from nine TO asea
and TO be admitted one must previously know now 70
| read and write
TERMS PER SESSION TEN MONTHS
Entrance Fee, first year only. is 90
| Board, Tuition and Washing payable halEy yearly,
and in advance 800 90
Bed and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
Circulars can DO obtained BY addressing tho
PRESIDENT OF sP2IkG HILL cOLLE9E
THE JEsU FfA FA 1TfI1s 1lA'
fH'f Af"' P PoWRsI iSis' College sSS 2ssns
au23A1y 40 Gravier street, New Orleans.