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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-05

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Beecher DEVOTED MS lhanksglVine
sermon 10 Il discussion OF the com
mon schools 81 The c0uhtry," ana gave
ntterahce TO some very Doin ana s1rik'
ing lHens. lie advocated the exclusion
OF Tue BiOie nom The puollc schools on
the ground tliat thty were not reiislous
Institutions, and tickied extravagant
school trustees ny saying: " me conf
mon schools SHOULD be SO com iortaoie'
so tat, SO r'cil' SO compete, tnal no Sc
ieot school could iive ihppr thelr drip
pings" After the utlerahce OF this
sentiment me great actor Is reputeu 10
have gone into bottom iacts, as iol'
lows:
Eesides having the school-houses
comfortable ana particular religions
pXclnded, the pubic should see mat
popular commissioners az education
are appointed, i know OF eases near
here, said Mr.. }eecher ana ms VOICE
dropped and his face assumed serious
expression, where commissioners
bave hired female teachers, ana nave
made their employment depend npon
their willingness to surrender their
bodies to crafty the inst OF their en-
ployers; and in some cases the teach,
ers, themselves were foul-mouthed ana
ioUr-handeu' Ihen' stretcnlhg MN
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FIRST, with stock and construction ni
lahd grant bonds, tu indiYidull rpeui'
luIlnn, That wrong haa brought ii'
Fearful crop " dragons teeth 90 yes
and AumUIale ihe notion, and has
nHde political pnrtles and pn'lIloionr
00Wardly even 90 defense " measures
Vt ploWtss demanded by lnr plresl
aud heH stattmaushp, Ia III, sen'
| eial decentralization thnt ever follow
lhe various mniners, pulillcal ana .so,
cal tlinl waves uf prOlrUeled clvlI
war, prcHL Issues Of national concern
| are often mado 90 crouch hrlWr the
beslimpd nlmr Of mere party No
ctssi and Il was 70 lt this question
out from hVtWeed The upper nud uelh'
er niillsl0nes hat the II, Louis Cuh'
yeuti0u made rs able and dlspusslon'
nte appeal TO Congress and 10 the coun'
try, Aud to this appeal there Il hnI
one answer nom every section Of me
unIOn, II II, that II speculation and
debpuchory are TO lind favor IN The
effort, no public man can favor II and
live but II " shah be purely Il nation
nj enterprise honestly and tpgally
mlmlnlstered wllh The amplest pro-
tectinn 10 the government II, pre-
ference 90 all individual interests
every consideration OF economy
OF justice, Of peace and protection lC
our territorial plguocrN, and VI nation
al progress, demands its approval by
the government, Twelve regiments
] a fuRlta A nltAIl
protection 10 the spar3c settlements oj
Texas, New MeNic0 aud Arlzonia, ut Il
cost OF nearly double The whole Inter
est ON the capital necessary to con
strnct the Texas Pacific Milway, and
With al this vast expenditure lhosC
who take thc!r lives la Their hands f.
/ lay the foundations uf Our future States
are seldom safe from the scalplug'
knife Of thesavage. There Is but on,
great apostle Of peace in our Western
| Wilds-the railway; ani.iL tlkes IN IL
train all the ln0ltlpliud blessings Of
our civilization. 1t rcgrs the homes
! The schools; the churches, the nlonu'
ments Of wealth, az II 10y mngic
where the Etealthy tread Of the barba'
] run IlHNH hAfNfhtl'll h'l'l'i W. ~
hmvcsts ripon in tta .icAest offerings
10 our free institutions. iet Congress
meet the qucstion on lts merits, Pre-
scented in integrity, It should heap
proved, ior the people Of all paruer
viii sustain it, with clearly honest
safeguards. No party need fear The
other; no ttimming politicians need
blow to their own tlmidily end dream
that they viii he honortd iheEeror
no.ambition need crawl Ia the slunr
Of prejudice to achieve success, for the
nation viii dispassionateIy Judge The
mepsure soIely Gu It's merits. 1t 10 not
Ia work Tor the lobby, on for the log
roller, or for the adyauceaeNt Of local
Interests. Ii Is u great nalio1al work,
and viii command the efforts ana ta-
vor Of statesmen, and thus enlist the
confidence Of The country Ivy honestly
ard faIthtully deserving it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-05

I VI bishops were turned hose. Tho old
gentleman knOpked under, and D'hu
washed her beet, putol Der shOee aud
stockill,s, and fusunled the mutoldar-
Ling 81 the yoke for a Wamsntin chem
ise where she had len uii When Dom
Ptdf0 comes OUT here he ntedn't hurry
baok for fvHr sho can't keep things
straight
The Standing army Of the German
empire Tor 1870 VIII consist of the fol-
lowing forces. IA regiments aud 27B
detached c0mmaUds OF Dmufry, of all
olHsses, with 0,lpl commissioned OIL
cors, 9liflO non'cpmmlpsiuned Officers
aud priYales, Nil surgeons " paymus-
iers, nud 500 pnnsmiths; w regiments
~ cavalry, with 2,Sag officers, "a 00s
nou-eommbsioued plliccfs nod mi,
Yates 2l2 surgeons lld pnymn-terN, l1s
| veterinary surgeons, u large number OF
glipAnltils nml saddlrfs and 02,bOl
saddlcrsi ~ regiments OtarIlllery, win
/ 2,3ll officers, ib,s1H non-uoMlnlsslpnod
Officers ana priVutes, 10 SURGEONS, ll0
| pnymasters, 10 veterinary surgeonT 20
! guusmiths, and lslbIa n0rses; \ 3 bat
/ tAlliOnB ot pioneers, ] Tgllrpad rcgl-
meat, md one rnilrdadconphny, With
400 officers, l,a20 non.romnilsHloned
officers and prlyales, 10 surgeons, -
paymusterar aud ~ guDFni,hs tho
train consists OF Is hatlnliuuS aud !
company with 1l3 olllceF, d,u50 non-
commissioned officers aud Wiyates,
- surgeons, 10 ruymnsItrs, 20 veteri'
nary Surgeons and Easy horses, Be-
sidps tho above there are particular
! formations aud numerous unattached
Ollicelsl surgeons, etc,
Philadelphia Tlmesi Governor In.
gcgsol has doubtless met the eXpectn-
lions and Wishes OF the people of Con-
neuticut, by hppOIulNg Ex-Governor
J James q. lfnPllsh 60 the vacancy IN
| the United states SenHte, created 10y
/ the death of Gen Ferry, Tie has also
shown his fai9l IN the people by not
! converting u Democratic Legislature
10 M the place for i've years, ~ he
might have done, but leaves The Issue
TO the popular vote IN the selection Of
n new Legislature Ia ApripneXt. Had
the present Legislature been convened
! Governor lugouol could lave been n
I prominent candidate himself for the
position, QUO the SELECTION Of English
makes dim the accepted leader of tnO
party Tor the fen0torshp, and Cor him
The battle VIII be nude, With Cover
nor Ingcrsol as The candidate for Gov
orhor. That combination viii he Ike
Il TO bold Connecticut steady in the
iiHEloccatin line gGd thus open the
campaign Of 1875 with the fland gi
steady habitat pointing towarde o
Democratic President. Governor En-
glish Is Democrst Of the liberal sort,
having supported the war with great
fidelity and voted in Congress for the
constitutional amendment aholishing
slavery. lie will DO credit to himself
and honor TO bis State IL the nrsl legs
islatlve tribunal Of the nation.
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Attorney nt SAW.

WIN, q, Woln, Attorney aud Oouneolpr.at-
Law, onlrn over noAtoiiioe, noN2Ddlms-
john N hiommnns, Attorney at Law, No,
10 North Side Public Square np'slaifs,
uctAi.dlI
Aldrcdge Geo, ~, iO5 Main street. near
Courthouse, "
Carleton j, H., over China Hall, No. 5OO
Malh street. with Leigh a taiHcA' "
nowns y Jenkins, Courthouse, opposite
Clerks onluv, II
Mcuoy q Mccoy once south side al Court,
house square, A. ~
Thurmond n Ray, oflioo corner Main aud
JtllrIann streets, nuar Courthouse. ~
Wolf@ Adams, office oWcr Puatoillee. front
room. LL.LL II
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OEIAHJGE OF TIH6E.
TO TAKE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1875.
iss THE eALvEsTON. s,lo
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Three Daily Passsngsr Trains.
Leave 0nlyeston ct clio m ana srrtvs -
Houston at $50 IN. Lt..
Leave Galveston at 800 m and arrive 1t
Houston a. $40 p M, " h
Leave Galveston at $50 p m and arrive NJ
Houston ct $50 p m. n 4 sft.i4.fa 4iu
Leave Houston &C e:i5 m and arrive It
Galveston at 800 \ m. = tyl11
Leave Houston 1000 . m and arrtve u Gal
weston NJ 2.3o p M ~ y 1!iAl
Leave Houston, ct ESQ p m and arrive -
Galveston t11:30 p m. ~,
On sundays, passenger train leaves Calves
ton at 1000 M. Leaves Houston ~ I'D p M
The $40 m train from, Galyeston. oe4necta
1t Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and fsAn Antonio railruays Connsts q
Houston with the Houston and Texas cep'
The 400 p m express fro,n Qaivsstgn con
nects with the Houston and Texas Cenu
7 fhe 10 . m express nom aaivsston con-
nscfs with the Intevnetional and Great
Northern railroad 1T Houston 1t y m.
The 1890 m train nom Hounfoh arrives 81
Galveston a zso ? M CONNECTS WIN me
Tissss ciliesss 100 fremont street, Calves
tom and NJ the 0epots
'Commufafion Tickets 70 local points. one
fhous sand and fIve hundred mile tickets, can
| IS rurohnsed at the dckel ofzlce1 Of th1a oonA-
| pany or from Galveston ticket oflce.
.. b NICnoLa, superintendent
H.R ANDREWS, Cen srrl Tiehst Assnt
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q aANNOUIN q lcMIiN rkS.
lluG -7--v7---- Il ii N
ERECTION rEBRUARY Is, 1916


WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w oursted 10 announce Hon, hnt, w,
.,uplJrh ~ u candidate ipr Judge Of he
Elnyentil Jnditla District, tOmpOStd of the
counties of Dallas mud Allia Al tho ensuing
election,
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S. $40 ssy w assns D wsDsS 81 soth
sexes, young and old, make more money OF
work for as, III their own localities. during
their spare moments, or all their time, than
at any thing else. We o1er employment
work. Full particulars, terms, etc., sent
nee. Send us your address at once. Don't
delay. Now Il the time. Don't look for
work or business elsewhere, until you have
Portland Maine 2Siawig
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ENGINES & BOILERS
HARRY WADE, NJ. R. VS., London,
4 vETE IENARx SURGEON.

ONCE and Stables at the Race Track. All
cases entrusted to my care Will receive
prompt attention. Operations specially.
Horses treated for all diseases, and examined
rs to soundness previous TO purchase. Horses
kept and boarded In roomy, loose boxes.
.0ct26 dtf Efff
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FOR county CIegls.

NNJE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w quested 10 announce Captain AtoA,
lIarwaod rs II candidate nor County clerk
or lie County of Dallas AZ the ensuing cleo
tloh.
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cAfsr huvssrrsl1r COLUMN.

W, q, nieklus % 10, Orouors hnd dealers In
produce, No, Ulb Elm rtreti, corner 81 iOy-
hras, nOvidtf
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-. rnr nis,rlct clerh.

no For DistrIcf Clerk,
HxTE ARE AUTHORIZED AED RE-
w quested 10 GunGunco Nn,. 4, ftHr.
w0od as q canddnle lol District Clerk OF
Dallas County, Mt the FEbru0lS election,
AVE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w Qliested To ANNOUNCE Pierre NJ.
Drown as n candidate i9r the oliieeot. ilh
tfia Clerk ~ BhlJAs Couhty at tie ensuing
eleotion.a ssa ~ a"
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A fresh lot NJ English nreRKfaai Tea, aud
other chuioa Ivah Jutt received ~ II, D els
tnlolir uerman PhhiinaolHi, std Main street,
A hnYfu-dlm
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xxyE AGE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questGd to announce Jas. III. Mnihis
as u candGatN iGr Assessor of ri'xes of the
County OF Dallssat the next election.
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For county Judge.

NxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w ouested TO announce hObt, ~. west
"a "A candidate for County Judge OF Dallas
Vonuty az the ensuing election.
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E,r cniiactnr OF Inxns.

1xYp AREV NuT H0RlzED f-AAD RE-
w Eaahsted to announce vs.. II. rfatsier
asf, for Collector OF Taxes Of tile
County OF Dallas, ut The ensuing election.
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! For sherlT, nItIIt

tgs BE fegft Fey sheriT, utfttHis
yyyEi ARE AUTHORIZED AND M
w quested 10 announce Jerry "a.
nyown as a candidate lnr Sheriff OF Dnllns
County NJ the euPung elec'ion,
..TE. ARE AUTHORIZED fANp RE
& w sT!esldd 70. nIiolinc w,M. Moan ~ n
AaudiSSte foFrrn!t OF Dallas County at the
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Eor Ius,,ee oftne peaee.

WE ARE AU rHoRIAED AND ,REs
w auosted to announce w. w. peak as
"A candidate for Justice of the Pea &c for Pre-.
enet No !, pallas county, al the ensuing
election. .
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w qursted to announce ESan Il. Graves
as n candidate for Justice OF me Peace for
Precinct No.I, Dallas County, NJ the ehsp-
Ing eleetiGn.a @Nf $50
INyEt ARE AuTHORlzED AND RE
w quasted to announce Major Eugene
W. baylor as a candidate Tor Justice OF the
Peace, Precinct No, |, Dallas County, at the
next election. @ ~
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WE ARE AUTHORISED AND BE
w quesied to announce II. IT. ~ Ssv1
lrcws asa candidate Tor Assessor ot Taxes
az he County of Dallas at the ensuing elec-
kioI,4 Hr.N .nr1 fr.rr.1 t.
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nc,,uni Surgeons.

Dr. J, w Mcdoe, Dentist, graduated IN tho
lhlnnlore Dental College Ia lSu. Once re-,
moved Ia RUul hoasi corner Elm nnd Lamar
streets, over knhn'h clothing tiore, ~
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SxyBaARE aAUrHoRIzEn AND RE
nv 'questell to annanDea tapinin VIA.
~. a.smmOn Us o emidlihte for Assessor OF
ban IA County at thc nextelection. i
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1t is the most remarkable thing of
modern times that the Boston Post has
never thought to speak Of tho dog as n
lkO
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This thing Of Gle English coming
over here to get their caicoes is rather
strange. lreach piece of calico had q
girl wrapped up in It, though, 1t
wouldn't lie atall strange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-05

John X. Tafbox Is u member of
Congress from Massachusetts, A tar
box will be mighty handy thing to
have about the lower house of Con-
gress when 1t becomes necessary to tar
aud feather some OF the rascaliy mems
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-21
How to Smile Artistically.

Above all things, remember that when
your vis-a-vis begins what promises to be
a prolonged humorous narration, your face
must instantly relapse into quiet. The
smile may begin early in the story-but
should be very slight and inconspicuous
at first, gradually diffusing itself over the
countenance and coming to climax with
the point of the story-either in an actua
laugh, or still better in radiant smile Of
appreciation, tiptoe on the verge Of laugh
ter, and hundred times more effective
for its reticence. No one who has made
use of this method will ever return to the
old and inelegant system-tiring to your
self and unsatisfactory to your interloctul
of beginning the facial audience, if We
may so call it, at the highest pitch at the
outset of his narration, and vainly endeaV
oring to keep up the strain upon the tea
lures to the end. The consequence Of
such course is, that either the smile be
comes hard and mechanical, or that pre-
cisely when most needed it altogether dis
appears, and you are forced to some clum
sy substitute. This is the GROWING art
by which the art is hidden.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-21
The Rebels in Boston.

Some very pleasant things were done in
Boston few days ago whereat we must be
permitted to rejoice. One of these was
the entrance of three companies of RE
bells" into the city, with Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, son of the great southern commander,
as the guest of one of them. They enter
ed without firing shot, with drums beat
ing and banners waving. What makes
this the more singular is the fact that
Wendell Phillips and Gen. Butler were
both in Boston at the time, and both sub
mitted to the victorious and audacious
march of the Rebels without a protest
Three companies of Rebels-one from Vir.
ginia, one from Maryland and one from
South Carolina-cavortiDg N the streets
Of Boston, must have been a quer, specta.
Gle; but when we remember how many
companies of Yankees cavorted, unlimited
over Virginia, Maryland and South Caro-
lima few years ago, it appears to be al
right.
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other men. A system very similar to this
has been in successful operation in England
for number of years, and to it may be
attributed the splendid condition of the
personnel of her navy. It is hoped that in
few years by this means our ships will | Q
manned by American sailors" who with
be so in all that the name implies; sailors
who will love the flag under which they
sail, who will feel pride in the efficiency
Of their ships and in the service, and feel
that they belong to the navy of their coun-
try as well as the officers who command it.
Let no boy enter that service under the
impression that he is to lead life of ease
and jollity. The seaman's life is full of
hardships and peril. But it has its pleas
ant phases as we'll as disagreeable ones.
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ITTERS.
A Remedy without a Rival
Maguire's
.Cundurango Bitters'
ITTERs.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL

Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgatlve or
of the Liver, Blood, Kidneys. and Stomach. Read
the following testimonial from prominent New
ork editor:
Office of Geo. Fl. Sweets "Texas New Yorker,")
Nos. 25, 30 and 80 Centre Street,
New York City Sept. 8, 1874 J
Messrs, J & c. Mcguire, St. Louis: Gents -
urango Liver and Blood Bitters came duly to hand.
You will please accept my thanks for your gener
w % the Try put fRs s1en So
friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn, both
himself and wife have taken it. and their testimony
is the same as mine. first met with it in Houston,
Texas, afterwards returned to my home in Austin
where have the Texas branch office of my paper
My Houston bottle was used up, and l found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for went to every druggist in the place
and there are some five, but each house told me
they intended to order on the strength OF my rec
ommendation. Ere coming to New York l was in
Galveston, and bought bottle of Robirds, an old
friend and good house. had no idea then that
| could not obtain it in New York; but after my
Galveston bottle was used up l started to find
more and much surprised to find none after visit
lug fully dozen different establishments gave up
the search here and wrote to you, Now gents 50
good medicine as yours is ought to be placed at
the command of the whole world 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family. As remedy
in my own case have never met with its equal
1t sQueeZes my liver better than Calomel, of which
have taken not little. 1 m hard worker and
constant thinker and consequently for the last ten
to twelve years my body has found it difficult to keep
up with my brain. There are millions of American
people just like myself. and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
peptic graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut off part of the steam and see where they
You have the medicine and you have great fortune
in it If you will bur let the world know it. In my
search after your Cnndurango IN this market l
found preparation of Quadrangle sold at So per
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
like white. OF course did not buy it. This let
ter is only written to thank you and to give you
my experience with quadrangle, Wishing you the
success you deserve am.
Very Respectfully &C. GEO. H. SWEET.
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44 The Daily Argus Is delivered IN any
part of the City, at tloentV cents per aceek,
or eighty cents month. By mail $40 a
year.
Weekly Argus 81 year IN dduInce.
No paper sent beyond the time paid for.
AL business transacted at the Argus
Counting Room, opposite the Post Office
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relief and eectual in arresting further progress
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