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wagon other than the one occupied
and driven by the two men who were
arrested and proven innocent on Mon
day AZ the latter was coming towards
the city, while the track Of the one
above alluded to was going from the
city.
We are very glad to learn that MIR.
Frazee still continues to improve, and
the physicians think there il fair
chance for his recovery.
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The Hest In The World.

Credit should be given where 1t is
honestly due. The Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Company have by
honest care and skill, produced the UNI
equaled Diamond Spectacles," which
prove the best friend of thousands
whose sight has been impaired. For
sale at j. NJ. Oram's, Main street.
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= We have just opened dress making at oip
Elm street. Having Just arrived nom 81.
Louiswe have oil the latest styles, and win
guarantee satisfaction. Ladies' and chill.
dren's dresses and cloaks, etc. cut aud made
TO order. Patterns cut, or suits out and
busted. Please call and see us. aEA,
- MRS, BEAM a NOBLE,
oct21ttf 0ioElm street, up stairs.
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Freeman's Art Studio,

In scientific and artistic arrangement, Is not
excelled in this state. The pictures made
there are composed Of N ose delightful quail
tiles, Grace, Elegance and Truth. which
make n picture n treasure. specimens of his
handiwork before us justify these remarks.
Call and ace him. oct22dlW
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Lost.

A black and tan bItch two white hind
feet, white breast, and six months Old, an
swers to the name Of Fanny. When lost had
six feet OF grass rope attached to her neck.
Any person returning her 10 Wilson's Barber
shop, on Elm street, will be suitably re-
warded. Oct26d2t
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Mr.. W. q. Francis, pupil OF III. Marmondt,
of Paris and Volksnar, will receive twelve
advanced pupils for instruction.
Terms: One lesson, one dollar; twelve les
sons, ten dollars.
Application addressed TO Lock Box 3S3, +.
o., win be promptly attended to.
Oct2I.dlm
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Our stock of Fail and Winter Goods Is now
complete. We can now safely challenge any
establishment in the state north Of Calves.
ton 10 exhibit larger, finer and more COM
plete stock Of merchant tailoring goods than
is to be seen at SO5 Lamar street. Ifyou don't
think sos come and. see.
ocl0.tf DOUGLASS BROTH Frs.
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We are in receipt OF most elegant and
extensive assortment OF English and French
worsteds, and all the finer grades OF imported
broadcloths, doeskins and cassimeres. For
really first lass goods and stylish fit, the
public will do well to call on
oct adm DOUGLAS BROS.
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~ q responsible inercantile house at fair In.
.sIcs., VINO Will employ the lender at o rea-
s ~ SALARY Object Ia to learn how bus.
'nesa Y done 10 Texas. The party has q non.
Nv ~ isen Of business, and Ia competent "a
'' ". So9 .a Address Through postoniee,
caN lelSil A'l. j. FRANK,
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Found"
A pocket-book, ~ miles =. W. from Dallas,
was found in field. containing sum OF
money. Call at this ONCE and Prove prop
erty, and pay for this advertisement.
oct2D-d3t
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gully 4erala.
THE DAILY HERALD

Will bc found ON sale by the news
boys ON aIi trains of the Texas ana
and Pacific railway, and nc the news
stands al the Legrnnd, San Jaeint0
and Lamar hotels
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All Aboard |

For cheap ride, If you would save lots OF
money. Come and see me before selling or
buying your railroad tickets; or for any adj
vice call on JOHNSON,
Under the San Jaclnto Hotel.
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Dr.. q. Beaumont gives espec, attention
70 iisenses and deformities OF the eye. Sat
lslaction guaranteed. Office Dallas Infirm-
AIRY, l,USl Main street. ' octl2-dlm.
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The finest assortment Of Ladies' dress
goods. of'every description, ever.opened In.
Dallas, ut Goodjohn q CampOells, No. 5oi
Elm street. sept25dlm
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Portrait Glace. What are theyY Ask at
Cobb Gallery, corner Market and Elm street
octl2dtf t n4H.r .I...f
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The Young ladies and gents should know
ofthe Portrait Glaze at Cobb Gallery.
octl2-dtf. ~ VA ~ Mo-
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Wanted

A young lady Us apprentice In pressmaking.
Apply 10 Mrs. Ream and Noble, Sl3 Elm
street, up stairs. Oct2id3t
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100 men wanted TO leave their measures a
the new shirt factory, 207 Lamar street.
u oct5dlm gel s
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Railroad tickets to all points bought, sold
and exchanged by FRED. MANGET, lie
Grand Hotel. octl5-dtf
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Mems French Cass. Suits at Stanford q No
4O7 Elm street, for s35 90.
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A large stock of boots and shoes, very cheap
at stanfords, 407 Elm street. -
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Where do You buy your clothing, boots
and shoess Try Stanford's, No. iO7 Elm
street. let
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For Sale or Rent Cheap

A good four-room house, with cstern, gar
den and fine stable Dr.J. V. Chllders,
oct2l-dlw iU7 Main street
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John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No.
2Oo North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oct20-dtf
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Mems satinet Suits 81 so at stanfords, No
407, Elm street.
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Burns Early Field Corn. Natures in 90
days. For sale nj II. OWENS,
oct2Odlw 706 Main street.
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Men 3 Cashmere Suits sl2 50, at Stanford's
No.407, Elm street.
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Wanisd.


A young man for first alto In the Common
w, alth silver Cornet Band, oct29.d2t
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REED &c T-ATHROp,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and PAPER,
PRINTERS LATERAL PAPER BAGS WRAPPING AND wALIp,pp.
Blank Books, Rustic and Paper Window Shades,
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED AT THE 1owrsrn
sos Main Street, Dallas, Texas.
AGENTS FOR DIEBOLDS ~ KIENZELs SAFES
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Mems Melton Suits $40 90, at Standards. No,
407 Elm street.
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CITY BUSINESS.

Hot and Cold Baths mt Wilson'S, No
All Elm street, oct23-dlm.
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A few choice firltins OF fresh Goshen but
ter for sale at BLOCK, JET s. CO.'S.
Oci23d8t
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FRIDAY MORNING ::;;::; OCT. 20,
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Cali on A. ID. Johnson, and save nom Ave
to ten dollars on Railroad Tickets. He will
tell you how It Is done. onice, under San
Jaclnto hotel. ocl3-tf
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Fine carrots and beets just received and
for sale at OWENS,
oct20dlw @sft 700 Main street.
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II. OWENS,
oct20dlw 4 ''t FOG Main street.
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Fine kraut just received at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-05-21

tree by the little school house-and the
next minute we almost see again the
rudy cheeks, the smiling faces. and
merry ewes of schoelmates. some gray
headed now. most lie Wondering in
the grave" And anon. 1.-The song my
mother sang" springs unbidden to the
lips and smoothes and sweetens all these
memories.
At other times. amid the crushing
mshaps of business, IL merry dltty OF
the olden time pops up its little
head. breaks in upon the ugly train OF
thought. throws the mind into another
channel light breaks from behind the
cloud in the sky, and a new courage is
given us. The honest man goes sing
ing to his work when the days labor
is done. his tools laid aside and he is on
his way home. where wife and child,
and tidy table and CHEEKY iireside await
him. he cannot help but whistle or sing.
The burglar never sings. Moody ST.
lence. not merry song. weighs down the
dishonest tradesman. the perfdious
clerk. the unfaithful servant. the per
iured partner.
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Scandal.

The story is told of woman who
freely used her tongue to the scandal
of others. and made Il confession to the
priest of What she had done. He < we
her ripe thistle top. and told her to
go ont i'll various directions. and scatter
the seeds one 10y one. Wondering at
the penance, she obeyed and then re-
turned and told her confessor. To her
Amusement he babe her 90 back and
gather the scattered seeds, and when
She objected that it would he impos-
sible. he replied that it would he still
more difficult to gather mp and destroy
all the evil reports which she had cir
culated about others. Any thoughtless,
careless child can scatter handful OF
thistle-seed before the wind in Il mo-
meut, but the strongest and wisest man
canpot gather them again.
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kinder half raise one of his big paws,
and then | started. heerd him give a
low. wheezy kinder grOwl. as he started
more. If ever IL Teller run. that Teller
was Tom Wilson.
Il reckon ! thought of every story |
ever heerd about grizzlies; how savage
they was how they could beat Il boss
Iunn.n. any time. The more thought
the faster run. and the palmer | could
heaI the bar. a-comin' after me.
Il declare. never knowed it was in
me to run 50. tlrowed off pretty nigh
all the clothes had on. and was dom
Jest my level best. when suddenly |
trippcd on somethin' or other. and went
down. Then knowed twas all up
with me for sartim. and | expected
every minute Ia feel that bar paw on
to me.
Il remember how I'd hcerd Nat Beal
say. that if grizzly thought Il man was
dead he'd dig hole and bury him..
without hurtin' him any. and after Il
daN OF two would come back and dig
him up SO laid still and held my
bleth. watin' fol the bar to bury me.
Il could hear him diggin' the hole,
and. though my eyes was shet. could
see Jest how he looked. as he handled
them paws of his.
1T seemed to me that | laid there
and held my breath for nigh an hour,
expecting every minute to have the
bar roll me into the hole. Afterawhlle
| veutured to peek out. and. would you
bclieVe it. there was no bar there
Il jest picked myself up mighty sud
den. and made tracks for camp. and
reckon if ever Il teller ielt beat that
fellel WAS me. then and there.
1T was Il long time before said any
thing about my scare i'll camp: but, at
last. told the General. and | thought
he'd split alaughin'."
well. Tom" said he. ''you must
have been pretty badly frightened"
enlightened jest tell you, sir.
was the worst scarf man this side of the
san Juan. and | didn't git over ii
neither in Il hurry. sure's YOU'RE born
What had hecome of the bear p
asked /.
'Why. You see, he was asleep i'll that
hole. and when | thumped on the tie,
with my stick it woke him up. As ;
nat'ral consequence. his curiosity VA,
riz, and he poked his head ont to So,
| who was a-knockin': hut. added Tom
with "a laugh. .'beforc he could say
come in. was gnn. I've Away owe,
grizzlies Il grudge since that scare.
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Rriaiou5 Rradina.
Man and his Savior.

What think Nou of the Lord Jesus
said Gotth"ld. For my part. my soul Is
like Il hungry and thirsty child. and |
need His love and consultations for my
refIe>Iment: | am Il wandering and lost
sheep. and | need Him. as Il good and
faithful shepherd my soul Is like Il
frightened dove pursued 10y the hawk.
and need His wounds for Il refuge:
am feeble vine. and need His cross
to Law hold of and wind myself about
| am IL sinner, and need His righteous
ness: am naked and bare. and need
Iii, holiness and innocence for Il cover
ing: am III trouble and alarm. and
need His solace: am ignorant. and |
need His teaching: simple and foolish.
and need the guidance of His Holy
Spirit In no situation. and ut N"
time can | do without Him. DO |
pray ? lie must prompt and in
trrcede for me. Am | aIraigncd 10y
Satan at the Divine tribunal He must
be my Advocate. Am | i'll affection
He must be my helper. Am | perse-
me. When am forsakcn. He must he
my support: when dying. my life ::
when mouldering i'll the grave. my res
direction.
Well. then, will rather part with all
the world. aud ali hat it contains. than
with Thee my Savior: and God be
thanked, know that Thou. too. art
neither able nor willing to do without
me- Thou art rich and | am poor: Thou
hast abundance. and am needy: Thou
hast righteousness. and sins: Thou
hast wine and oil. and wounds; Thou
has curdials and refreshments. and |
hunger and thirst. Use me then, my
Savior. for whatever purpose. and III
whatever way Thou mayest require.
Here is my poOl heart. an empty vessel ;
iii ii with Thy grace. Here is my sin
full and troubled soul: quicken and Ie-
fresh it WITH Thy love. Take my heart
fnI Thine abode my mouth To speed
the glory of Thy name: my love. and
all my powers, f"r the advancement OF
Thy honor and the service of Thy be-
lieving people. And never suffer til,
steadfastucss and confidence of my
faith to ahate 80 that. at all times may
be euahled from the heart /" say: JeslI,
needs me. and | Him; and 81 we suit
each other- GotfhOIFs EmblemS.
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Music Hath Charms.

\ correspondent of the Concord Mon
itor SAYS that il physician in that city
who was attending sick musician dur
ing conNalcSence suggested To the latter
that il would lie agreeable to hear a
little music during his visits. The
musician fell i'll with the suggestion. and
frequently regaicd the doctor with the
concord of sweet sounds. Time sped
rapidly away, and the day arrived for
the presentation of that little hill for
medical attendance which Amounted to
about 800. The bill was presented.
hut the worthy phy >ician was surprised
and disguSted by the presentation of
he following counter charges. which.
he was ultimately compelled to allow
For playing "Oft III the Silly Night
six variations. 80; solo "Sweet Home
three variations. 50; German Waltz.
one variation. - "lankee Doodle. :
>iN variations. so: solo Last Rose OF
summer. sin variations. so: sweet
Home. three variations, -; solo Ar
kansas Traveller. six variations. so
solo six Burlc>que variations on Pop
goes the Weasel" so: sweet Allen. =
80: Money Musk" -: New Century
llornpipe. - &; "Fi>her'> Hnrmpipe.
81: "GeImau Waltz" with one laria-
ton. -. Total So
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Divine Blessing

The blessing of the Lord. il maketh
rich and he addcth no sorrow with
it-Prov. 1922. When He giveth
quietnes<. " no then can make trouble !
job :}i:29. How great is thy good
ness. which thou hast laid up f"r them
that fear thee: which thou hast
wrought for them that tIu>t in thee be
fore the SONS of meI.-Ps. 3l:l9. The
peace of God which passeth all under
standing. shall keep your hearts and
minds through Christ Jesus Phil. IL.
| pray not that thou shouldc>t take
them out of the world. Int that thou
shouldest keep them from the evil
John I7:l5. Oh. that thou wouldeSt
bless me- indeed. and that thou. wouldest
keep me from evil. / Chron. l:l0.
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The Manly Boy.

What l. il makes manly boy 1t
j. not size or weight. tur there are some
large. heavy boys that are anNthin" but
manly. We saw once, Il big. hully
fellow about fourteen wears old. with IL
fist like ii small >ledge hammer. ami Il
voice - loud almost. a> that of a mule:
but We did not think he was very manly
when We SAW him pick up u small boy.
who was quietly playing with Il little
Woodcn wagon. and lift him above his
head. while he screamed in his ear IL
l"ud as he could. and then sat him
down. The little fellow WAS pale with
fright. and cried: the big fellow laugh
eel aloud. aud went his way. ha -haing
~ he went. and no doubt thinking he
had Il, ne 4 NclN fine thing. But he was
not naniN.
N"r does the power to smoke cigars.
vithnut "rttiu" sick. make Il manly
boy. Some boys think 81. we know.
We have even seen small boys. nine ur
ten Ncar> old. pick up >tunp> OF cigars
which men have thrown into the gutter.
and puff away at them. holding up THEN
heads and stalking along. AZ if to SAY
'Ladir> and gentlemen. look al Us. We
are men. we are. We smoke. and We
don't get SICK" But they are not men.
\ manly hoy i one hn shows good.
manly qualities. We do not expect
him To Ice a. large as Il man. is stInmg
as Il man. or as Wi>'. AZ Il man. But he
will lac truthful. honest and we'll he
laved. He will never speak of his
father as the governor. or the ''old
man; nor will he speak "t his mother
a> the '"ld woman." He will not be
ashamed To have it known that he loves
both his father and his mother: nor
will he he afraid of all the lidirulc
which silly boys may heap upon him
hccaIlSr of this love. They may call
him Il ''hahy." and say what they please
about being lied by his mothers apron
strings" he does not mind that. fuI he
knows he Is right.
He will never engage in low. mean
sports; he loves zeal sport. hut will do
nothing for fun that he would he afraid
Ia talk about at the dinner table. He
does not torment small boys. but Is
ready to help them when he can. His
sisters are NOT CAREFUL To hide their
work. their books. or their TOYS from
him. lest he should disturb OIL destroy
them he would never think of that.
He i careful not to he greedy 1T the
table. or rude in company. but remcm
beers that Others have rights a. we'll ~
himself.
Does anybody say this i all very
well To talk about. hut that no one ever
Vet saw such bows a> are here described.
We answer. - There are such boys.
plenty of them. and We have seen
them" They ale as tull OF fun H. other
boys: they equal anybody ut the diff
tcient sports III which boys delight
they swim. and skate. and play ball.
and roll hoop. and run just like other
boys: but their behavior is gentle and
kind.
These manly boyc. when they grow
up. will make real men; they will he.
III the best sense of the word. gentle
men. I 0ngregdiioHdIjSt.
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Sing More.

Cultivate singing in the family. Be
gin when the child is not vet three
Years old. The songs and hymns YOUR
childhood sang. bring them all back to
N"ur memory and teach them to Your
little ones; mix them altogether, to
meet the similar moods. Il. i'll after life
they come over us 50 mysteriouslv
sometimes. Many time aud oft. in
the very whll of business, in the sun
shine aud gaIety of Fifth Avenue and
amidst the spleudor of the drive in
Central Park, some little thing wakes
up the memories of early youth the
old mill the cool spring the shady
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for hr children.
Tom Wilson's Scare.

After an absence. of about half an
hour. Tom appeared. staggering under
the weight of IL fine. tat doe, which was
soon dressed. and Il portion OF it hroil
ing over the Goals tnI our supper. This
over. We threw ourselves upon our
blankets. and while enjoying the chccl
full light of our camp fire. Tom related
his experience with the first grizzly he
ever SAW.
You see. when | first came up Il"
this country. didn't know much about
it: but General Garland allowed | was
the man he wanted To scout for him.
and 81 entered his service. When he
was Il travelling over the country. used
to make it Il pint to look round CON
siderable when in camp. 80 a> To get
acquainted with it like. bccau>c in my
business Il Teller had To know ii pretty
middling we'll.
I'D heerd IL good deal about grizzlies
though I'd never seen one. for they
don't have EN- up in kentuck'. where |
come from. nr in Texas either: but
when heerd old trapper> talkin' about
EN-. and tellin' how savage and strong
they was. always allowed that there
warH't no kind of bar that | Was
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