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DALLAS. Texas, February 20, 1875

DALLAS. Texas, February 20, 1876.
DR.. Roy b. Scott:
MY DEAR SIR have much pleas
ure in acknowledging the receipt Of
your ilattering note OF this date, and
the beautiful horn and cup accompany
ing it. can reciprocate your eX-
pressions of personal regard, for not
only is my friendship and sympathy
bound t0you by the sinewy cords of per-
sonal worth, but by the silken ones
also of association with those bearing
your name, who have long been part
OF my official family and sharcrs of
my responsibilities, anxieties and dam
gers. am firm believer i'm the ad-
age that, "blOod will I'll, u and in men
rs well as horses, and can trace the
many points of merit in sons to the
parental stock. My own paternal in
stincts prompts me to no ordinary in
terest IN the young lnen who have
chosen to assist me in the ardu0us
and rarely agreeable duties the law inn
poses, and ! shall ever congratulate
myself on the efficiency, integrity and
courage of my official staff.
So long, dear doctor, as horns are
blown or drank by the grateful recipi-
ent of these tokens of your patience,
skill and remembrance, will prize
this gift, and only surrender 1t, when
the cup of life il filed and the sound
OF the last horn summons me hence.
Always your grateful friend,
JAMES Il. BARKLEY
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post.
office.
Northern Mail,


Arrival and Departure of Malls at Dallas Post
office.
Northern Mail,
Via NJ, X. and T. X. R., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York and
81. Louis mails, arrives daily at 7:lO IN; de.
parts daily Vt $40 am.
Southern mail.
New Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal.
weston, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all other
points IN southern Texas, arrives daily at 7.lC
p m; departs daily at $40 Up m.
Eastern Mail,
Via T. and p. R.R., comprising southern aud
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga. Mem.
PMS, Little Rock, ana Shreveport, and Mi
eastern Texas, arrives daily nj IL a m: de.
parts daily at 4 pm. W
Western Mail,
From Fort Worth, Cleburue, Granbprv
Weathertord, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksbnro
ana western posts, arrives daily AZ $500 N m +.
departs dairy at IL n IN. ''
Cedar Hill Mail.
~, Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
llinDers, arrives at m Wednesday a,5
saturday; departs Monday and THURSDAY NJ
scyene Mail.
Scyene. Haught's Store and JJ,,o, mn,
arrives Tuesday. Thursday and aatn,da,,
~ IL fn'' departs at m alternate DAYS
Denton Mail.
Denton, Bolivar. sElizabetbfowu. pova,.
NILS, Louisville and Trinity Mills arrives
Nv IN Monday, Wednesday and Satnniav.
departs att M alternate days.
Lisbon NATL.
Ked OAK and Lisbon arrives NJ ANN Man
gay, Wednesday and Friday; departs alIern-
Mails for Boboss store, Grapevine and Dpol..
CREEK are taken out by hand, at irregular IN.
once Hours,
Delivery window, 8 n m to5pm
Money order window. u a m te u m ara
from y m to4pm. - n' anu
stamps sold from s a m TO d M.
hours. "N''.'s money ofuef
= A. persons having complaints ax.ip.t Tho
I'm on any account. will please preseut
ny, y same In wriupg OF In pcSsou. 70 te post.
Nm. JONES, Po-tmas,s,
.. Jones assistant postus ster. sS,esr,,
1ef2 money order clerk. D, A. Br1vn "a
monn. delivery c,erke, W. Ii. Ws~s'
Sorsa snd VIM. Psssons. mailing ei,rsse
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FRESH q ARE EIE SEEDS,
Including the El PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed at Franklin's book store,
JOA Main street, Dallas.
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NY residence, eorner raeiae avenue
saa neusiea streets, embracing haiin
biseh ~ ground. With /. we'll h"ishea
sne.sioFy aHd basement Feeiiseonefsls
building, Rnd all necessary oaib"i'h'
Tags, etc. Az early applicant may Sc
cure . barsain,
JNO. W. gwIsDELLs,
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rIIn nArIY IIRRALD

VIII no found 0u saie ~ thc ness
boys on all rains OF The TeNhs AMI
and Paeile railway, and ~ iiie foii"W'
ing news stands Ia ihe city, ylAd NJ, H.
Franklin 4 90, BOt MHin street H. H.
star. Lamar street Pierce ~ Lyle, oO5
Main street, and i, MeEihare, Lam ~
-
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Nj. ", ERANKLHN g. 90

5O& Main street, are now selling
goods al very reduced prices.
Cali 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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The 2Oth day OF February H.
tEae Last for "a fortune i'm the
louisville Library Gift Con-
cert.
PIERCE az LYLE. Agents.
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Howard W, Peak, Esqu Of forl Worth, II
an authorised travelling agent Of tle Dallas
Herald, ffom this date until inTlher notice
!, W, eWiApfLiA'
December 10, is7i,
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MNDjo, Todd IL Co.'s gold pens
al Fran&iin's book stOre, 5O4
Main street.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
27ddlm O.. &c. AZ Geb.
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MOrDhiR.

The article headed "Morphia, (which
appeared in our paper on Friday morn
ing, was not intended to cast any re-
tlectjon upon the medical profession,
by giving undue prominence to one
member or emitting to notice the SER
vices of another in u recent case. We
gave what we believed to he the facts,
derived from different sources as mat
ters of news, and beyond that the pro
vince of reporter does not extend
We entirely disclaim any Intention of
wounding the feelings or detracting
from the merits of either Of the medi-
cal gentlemen concerned in the case.
We appendhe!ow, without comment,
communication from w. II. Pope,
Nj. d., the last physician who was
called in the case
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A SPECIAL CALL.
Meeting Of The board OF Trade, and Clt
lzens Generally, Thursday iP, ~,
February 10th.

There viii be special meeting of I, o
members Of the Board OF Trade. and citI m
generally atip NJ Thursday, February 2Oth
instant, at The rooms Of tho board, oyrI
Messrs. schneldor& Davis, TO take into con.
slderutlon matters OF importance relating 10
the board aud lhe general business interest,
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FOR SALE.

The Criitchhoid House
For terms apply 10
80, CRuToHFiELp, or
GARION a THOMAS,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ANF NNS "ff
We are authorized ~ au ounce lhe name
OF vi. hOnLni ns 900 iulrprnlrnl landl,
date lpr Mayer, AZ lhn sHsalns Aprll eler'
unn,
We are authorized ~ announce the name
Of ., q, BslGEL Ns q Candidate ipT Mayor
~ lnp ensNlns ann elpellpl'
Assessor aHd Collector,
AZ the solicitation ~ many business men
ANA lntnisi Ftsenl lu4 plnr - . eandlr
dale lni Clly Assessor Hlii lplipeOT, election
A. b, bFEPHEssOR,
Dallas, February VI 1915
We are authorized ~ announce the name
Of GEOhiL sttIhifhs ~ y candidate ior
Ky e s,nnHnina eltelion, snbject, howe,er ~
lhe nomination gl q convention OF primary
election, provided SUCH convention u held,
We are authorized 70 announce THOMAS
., AKtION, Me- present Incumbent, q eau
didale ior reelection
city Treasurer,
We are authorized and requested 10 an,
nOunGe Dr, DAVID hsNG ~ candidate
fOr Treasurer OF the city 81 Dallas, ~ the ap,
nrOaehing municipal election la April next,
We are authorized and requested 10 an
nounee HOiiEnpI ~, wEsT rs q candidate
fOr re.elHgtiun a. The Oillee Oi Treasurer Of
tho Gly ~ Dallas, ~ the ensuing election Ia
April, subject 10 lhe action 81 . PRIMARY cleo
ilHiAI w NHANNNNNf'i NffF'F ff'' ~ '''Nf
City Enginefr,
CLARENCE COLEMAN ANNOUNCES him
self a. q candidate lur the oiilpe OF Guy In,
nneer, subject "a The action ~ u prlmaIy
election, Of democratic conventions should
one DO held,
Cily marshal,
We are authorized 10 announce The name
| OF JUNE PEAK % u GAndllhla lnl Ieelee'
| lion 10 the OliiGp Of city marshall huhleel 70
The decision Of primary election should
one be held
We arc authorised 10 announce the name
| Of vs., Va, NLAIN asa candidate lur We OF
! noe vi eily marshal ~ the ensuing eltellOh,
subject 10 lhe npminallop Of convention or
primary election, provided hueh convention
| Ia held,
We are authorized aud requested 20 an
nounGo IL, u. McCONSELLH ~ u candidate
| Tor Olty Marshal, NJ the ensuing municipal
election, subject 10 the decision Of y primary
election OF convention, should ono DO held'
city Attorney,
We are authorized aud requested % an.
nOunoe w, NJ, EDWARDS ~ q candidate
lOr reelection 70 the once ol attorney ~ ihe
city OF Dallas, ~ the ensuing municipal
election,
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FOR RENT.

Az elible once on the second iioor ofths
Herald building Apply al
HERALD OFFICE,
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loz Min Stree.
CITY eripI

will sell more goods for one dollar than
any house In the city of Dallas
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS.
TER.

Substitute for the Texas Aima-
mac, at Frankiin's book store,
soA Main street, DALLAS.
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DALLAS, February 20, 1875.
To the Editor Of the Dallas Herald:

In your daily issue Of yesterday you
gave an account of the late case OF ac-
cidental poisoning, by an overdose of
morphia. The account of the unfor
tnnate affair was, so far as related to
the medical treatment, substantially
correct. Your reporter called at the
office OF Pope II Locke, and obtained
most of the data upon which he based
his statement of the affair from my
self. i am solely responsible for the
version given in your paper. Those
who state otherwise are mistaken; if
they shall persist in so doing, are more
than mistaken.
Respectfully, yours,
W. IL. POPE.
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TERMS oFTHn TRIBUNE.

=. Daily, by mail, $40 per year; Semi. Weekly,
- 20 per year; five copies 81 SO each.
Weekl 81 per year; ten co 4, y 4, o. eocb.
twenty copies, 81 10 each " - N''''
10 Postage in all cases is paid by the Trib.
nne, and papers addressed to each subscri.
Der, without extra charge.
Agents wanted In every town. IN whom
iipsrai cash commissions will be paid.
specimen copies, circulars and posters
free. Address '' P''''''
E9REBUNE,
New York.
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For sale In lots to suit. Apply at TIE
HERALD Office, 4
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MTY RLAlAEss


HeptoFaI
Henry Bohny would respectful an
nounee 70 the citizens of Dallas, and
his old friends aHl patrons, that he
will nave to-mmlow, llhe ED inslantl
10 tho old stand nj bohny 4 Loupol
north sido of lhe square, where he VIII
open q lrehh aud new stock Of
GHOCERIEs, PROyIsIONs, sTc'
His beer saloon will be Kept In the
rear room, and he VIII have q graz d
opening aud FREE LUNCH tomorrow
(Aondayl night aud inyiieshis friends
aud the public 20 give him u call,
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instantaneous enp i0f AaHmlslA'
sdly no, ilDti,i Hs, Ageul l'r Dallas
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ject of agriculture. 1t becomes therefore a
matter oil vital importance to the country
mat the direction OF the IDEAS of this vast
section should be in able and conscientious
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IN. " South.
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Quoted anu independent journal, which IL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIL &c
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY


In the recent elections tho people have dc.
cidcd in favor Ol honesty IN politics aud In.
dependence In journalism, Tie Tribune,
Which years ago declared TINT II WIS not and
never more would b. party organ, claims
the verdict, ~ tho popular Vlndlchtloh or
Nv course, and recognizes Ia the result tho
voice Of the people for reform ana Integrity
IN government, for cnndOr and independence
~ Ong newspapers During the campaign
which hua lust closed Tho Tribune has lully
maintained lts lighl TO the tltleoi the "l.end.
ing American NcwHpupcr," Ihia position IL
has earned and retains for the following,
among lcasonG
II publishes All the news, enrlior more
lnlly, ana more lntelllgently Than any other
paper,
II insists ON peace throughout the whole
country, the right of local SCli-goYerumOnl,
ana the protection OF MI classes IN the cACr-
elise of their Just ana legal rights.
IL adN0ca,eS confidence ana good feeling
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II publishes scientific news, reports, discus
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Ii gives every week ten or more columns OF
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ence which ever existed"
IL has published Il series Of scientific and
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VIA 4 and p. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville Chattanooga. Mem
PMS, Little Rock, and Shreveport, and nil
parts daily at p m. ' NC
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We are authorized a. an ounce lhe Rame
VI hOHLni ns 900 iunrprndrni Gandl,
~ ipr Mayor, 40 lAr aasNlng Aprll cleo.
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From Fort Worth, Cleburue, Granbpr,
Weatherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksbnSS
and western posts, arrives daily al 200 n n
departs dairy at IL IN. ~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01
er, money without any trouble about

her. money without any trouble about
it?"
81 will guarantee that, my dear
sir"
"And | will get dividend every
year,"
eyes, this is Il mutual company,
and part of the profits come back
to the policy-holders."
"-And it won't cost me but $40 for
a policy of S., ,OOO?"
"That's the figure, and it's as low
as you can get safe insurance any
where. Let me write you out Il
policy. You'll ncve- regret that you
took it,
"Them's the blanks, | s'pose:"
said the stranger, pointing to the
desk.
"Ycs," replied the agent, as he
hauled one up to him and took up
his pen. "What did you say-shall
| fill out an applicaticn:''
"No, | guess won't take any to-
day" replied the stranger, as he un-
locked his valise, "but if you want
something that will take that wart off
your nose inside Of Il week, I've got
it right here. It's good for corns,
bunions, toothache, earachc, head
ache, sprains-"
He was placing the little bottle on
the table, when the agent reached
over and took him by the shoulder
and hoarsely whispered:
eff you don't want to become a
corpse, You won't be two minutes in
getting out Of here"
And he went.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01
IOWA, FRIDAY, JANUARY l. 1875

to look up any of my illustrious pre-
decessors. Not a bit OF it; but l ran
home, reaching there about daylight
The phenomenon was fully ex-
planned to my mind in u few days.
Old B. had died rheumatism, which
had drawn him up almost into a bow
knot. The body had become rigid,
with the chin most touching the
knees, whish nccessitatcd pressing
and force to get it into the coffin.
The corpse, in order to take its natu-
raj position, had forced out the escrcws
and assumed a sitting posture. Thus,
what superstition had decided for us
was spiritual manifestation, caused
by our raid on old BIS apples and
cider, proved to be nothing else but Il
result from natural causes.
Poor Smith! Until the day of his
death he assured me that scarcely a
night passed over his head without
his seeing old b. frowning at him
from. his cotlie, and he never eat an
apple or drink glass of cider with
out cold shudder passing through
his frame. Nor do |.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-01

selves for life to the lower stratum,
where their struggle for a bare liveli-
hood isNto be perpetual. The first
ten year% are golden years, that
should be Mled with systematic read
ing and observation. Everything
that tends to professional and person
al excellence should be an object of
daily pursuit. To such men the
doors of success open of themselves
at last. Work seeks the best hands,
as naturally as water runs down hill;
and it never seeks the hands of a tri-
tler, or of one whose only recommend
alton for work is that he needs it
Young men do not know very much
anyway, and the time always comes
to those who hecome worthy, when
they look back with wonder upon
their early good opinion of their ac-
qlircmcnts and themselves.
There is another point that ought
not be overlooked in the treatment of
this subject. Young men look about
them and see Il great measure of
worldly success awarded to men with
out principle. They see the trickstcr
crowned with public honors, they see
the swindler rolling in wealth, they
see the overreaching man, the un-
principled man, the liar, the dema-
gogue, the timc-server, the trimmer,
the scoundrel who cunningly man
ages, through constantly disobeying
moral law and trampling upon social
courtesy, to keep himself out Of the
clutches of the legal police, carrying
off the prizes of wealth and place.
All this is demoralizing puzzle and
a fearful temptation; and multitudes
OF young men are not strong enough
to stand before it. They ought to
understand that in this wicked world
there is great deal OF room where
there is integrity. Great trusts may
be sought by scoundrels, bit great
trusts never seek them; and perfect
integrity is at premium even among
scoundrcls. There are some trusts
that they will never confer upon each
other. There are occasions when
they need the services Of true men,
and they do not find them in the
shoals and in the mud, but alone and
in pure water.
In the realm of eminent acquire
ments and eminent integrity there is
always room enough. Let no young
man Of honesty and perfect industry
despair because his profession or call
ing is crowded. Let him always re-
member that there is room enough
at the top, and that the question
whether he is ever to reach the top,
or rise above the crowd at the base
Of the pyramid, will be decided by
the way in which he improves the
first ten years of his active life in
securing to himself a thorough knowl-
edge Of his profession, and sound
moral and intellectual culture.
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Trials of az Insurance Agent,

The other day Il well-dressed stran-
ger, carrying a hand valise, called
into 4 life insurance Office, and in
quired if the agent was in. The
agent came forward, rubbing his
hands very briskly, u d the stranger
asked:
"Do YOU take life insurance risks
hcrc?"
eyes, sir; glad to see you, sir
pray be seated, sir" the agent re-
piled.
"What do you think of life insur-
ance, anyway" inquired the stran-
GER. as he sat down-and took Oft his
hat.
'It's a national blessing, sir-an
institution which is looked upon
with sovereign favor by every en-
lightcned man and woman in Amer
lea"
"That's what I've always thought" :"
answered the man. "Does your COM
pany pay its losses promptly"
eS, Slr-ves, SIT. II you were
insured with me, and you should due
tonight, I'd hand your wife check
within Il week"
"Couldn't ask for anything better
than that"
"No, sir-no, sir. The motto of
our company is: Prompt pay and
honorable DEALING"
GLOW much will 4 five thousand
dollar policy cost" inquired the
stranger, after a long pause.
"You are-let's sce-say So. \
policy on you would cost sllo the
first year"
That's reasonable enough"
Eyes. that's what we call low, but
ours is Il strong company, does a safe
business, and invests III only first
class securities. If you are thinking
Of taking out a policy, let me tell
YOU that ours is the safest and best,
and even the agents of rival compa
nies will admit the truth of what
say"
s'And when | die, my wife will get