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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
nerciless Tnrka.

Tho diabolical cruelty of tho Turks II
onuN morn illMstrntAsl In 4 statement laid
before tho GvcAlpowcr4hy the pAttiarollo "
ConalAntinuple. Heretofore lho report.
u thcsc crtlelticN have come from tho
Turkish provlnra In Europe, hut now
tho aAmc horrit II story II repeated from
Armenia, Oh the trans. Caucasian side.
The ArmcniAnH were oncc Il nation nj
6.MO. IND people. but now they hnyn
Awindled duwn to a.bdO. 900. 1'lirir ter.
ritory, like pnlan,l, Inns been pariitioned
among reyeral states tl,c empires III
Turkey md lsu1sia ard H., kinslom ~
Persia. They nrr III intelligent. thrifty
and laborioLs people. The Russian and
pefsian Almoniann arc we'll treated md
make nn complaints. The protests onl,
como from thc Turkish victims. Tie
Patriarch III Gnnst,uiinoplc says,
Tie Porte directs her Wallis. Mnlcs.
mriiis, anl other rulers, to keep tl,e
Christians In state ri absolute depend
encc anil " marked infcriority 10 th.
Mnssulman element, no M 10 place ills
twn rueeA In perpetual antiRonisn, and,
Ivy loouing b,tl, ~ misery anl want,
Htino among illum thorc aspirations e
frWslum which enn only spring from ths
development ~ material Wnll being"
III icckenn tint 1000. .ODO of uourn
ment officials, with their families anil
lep.n,lcni+. livu upon Tim Industrial
classcH. They afa NOT alnwol t. O. into
thr army. Their evidence Ia not taken
In tllr courts. Their consriitH mr. plnn.
dcfcd. Ihrir woman are violated and
girls ahtn tel Their priests nre mnr.
,lcral. Sinr hundred ,asca cf murder
and other unirag.n Ease hrcn referred
by tin raiiintaiiat, L, the urvrihm.ilt
within 4 few years, au.l npt nlr ~ tlNm
han evcr hsa,il examined. ArnIr. almill
rnt 0f III. lynndnn Ints. WIN i,asl
talked with same ii ihe more intnlligunt
ArmcniAns In Constautinople, reports
thcm ~ saying that II autonomy " IN
exofahly denied, II tha evils they haze
10 long Aubmtttesi 10 aro In NJ way ta
MbAtc, thu abusca not 10 bc reformed and
thu grievance not % b. fsltrsseh. thcy
could not help looking either ~ iha kus
slams or 10 snv other invaders " tlioii
h~sl lSicnds aud .lclivofrrA. Ierhars
she pres~nc~ of large Ru.A.An army In
ths vicinity III Armenin may have soi1r
thing 10 do with TIM removal ri lllril
tvnnbl~s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

Tho official table NJ The Orschcs state el~c.
sion In Indiana hs~ t~en pah.ishci. |. shows
sha. thc vnte for taovenns VA. ~ tsT. rAln
~ ahont % oca over thu veto n issa. Tho
following arr tho Democratic .rsIariir~ over
Republican oppcacn,ss Williams, tsosefnrf,
hnst tins. Lieutenant Uosernrf. 5,.lla /,
JndRe~ 81 The tnpfsme ru,is,, Tsfrt District,
N,hlack. t.isa SECOND, Hawk, a.2sa Third
p.ih,ns, al Fourth, Warden, s,t2s Men.
secrtafy n State. sp1s Henderson. Anltnr
bniT sllas, Treasurer 5,roT lla.kifk.
Attorney teneaai isias smsr,, kapctintena.
ens Q. Futile Instruction, 'lai, Marien, Re-
porter 81 she Supreme confs, iris sehnack.
Carr, lsii.
Glen. DANIEL l.. srk.cs llas been nominated
for Congress hs tic Republican Convention u
tho Alhlii Id, trr. pf New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
A I hlnnmnn ilMy. a Railroad.

Tln crleasi can he'll hia aun when
liz plays poker with innocent Ame,ieaHp.
Int III Europe liz II ~ h..lrleav ~ ], l~in
III wood. Mnna,rin Mnny, of lHn
cliilegs embassy, which recently s.siisl
larir. ellrfrl i railway enarh viii,
eight ren.S nj NarmillrA nnI fntl,i II
w.ll dressed Englasnnan Il. ens ni them.
Mnng politely allowed h,in ie f,main.
and, h.lng alie ~ speak Eagiinh tu'si
ably, Hpun entered I'M conversation
with him. i'l.r EngIhhman casually
npnkn III himself ~ iir proprietor ~
both the traIn md tin locomotive, aini
dropped The sul,j.es. Mung renewed Il,
and ihe EngliAliman told him ilnt tho
locomotive aud tiir cuarll IN w'lish t,.y
rode would br Very useful ~ lisn~'If
MI i tllr embassy III rlni.lly tn, rsns
tl,e lafis streets. IIasifK rle'.ts If
nther lac motives and enasl..a. lan'i rl
10 sell ih.m fnr 10000 ifaneT. Nius
Eagerly rn.hiaced tls appnliut ily, AMI,
taking tho money from III iraaairsf,
counted II ont. III. ligllrlnan rave
Il rrc,irt, ard III tho NJ II station ItsAa.
pcnrrL. Tie Crl.ttiai lpnfl,l Il tbllA
Or two Nhru liz reached pyris.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
TilE RUSSIAN ARMY.
a ts,nhen u, tho Organization that Es
Etaud Wisely sirtnks fram Meeting

A a,nhee IL, Tho urgunixAtten thai En
Eiami Wi.ris shr,nks frnm Mceslnw
lfram the Sew tark Tribune
The arrival nf tho news of lsnasin'
intervention IN nas.st S.ryia has created
no incontidcrah.n interest IA To her AiI.
itary ability anl organizations. Hence,
observations on the uknsn III Jan. III.
1871, hy which the entire military ays.
tenn fnul dnd by Peter the Great, par.
feeted by Alexander n,,d Nichelae, wa-
reorRanixc,l. nra pertinent. nythat e,ltet
tho armed forces oi tho empire consist I'll
u nstanding nrmy and militia. The former
embraces land anl naval troops, aud TIM
and Al. NOT In ths standing army, wlao
cHil do military duty. No phynically
sound Russian subject In exempt from
military service. Tho entire empire Ia
= wat recruiting ground Even young
mon In the liberal professions no not 10.
tally escape, although their period ol
service II limited. Fifteen years n tho
full term of military service Tor NIL cx.
cept C0ssacks, whose service IN lifelong.
Aix 0f this In active, ninn In tho reserve,
THO infantry aud cavalry of tho army
have ~ their military INIT thu division.
composed of four rcgimcnta artillery.
riilemei,, and engineers ls1nR formed In.
to hriRndcs. E.ch division III Infantry
consists of two brigMdcs zach hripn.lc
ri two regiments III three haitalinnH
each each battalion of four companies,
and each company II 400 mon. In 1916
the Russian army WAN estimated u 75t,,
ono mon. hut double this number, with
3OO, ono horses. could, In tho cvcnt ol
war, hc brought into rcqnisilon. The
regular army comprises lO2 regiments oi
infantry, I'D regiments vi cavalry, and
2. 16N Huns. lisMi,les this thu Cossacks
have lba mounted regiments, ~ baltal.
ions on font. and ~ batteries.
H<arooly ltaa formidable II The Ru.Ai in
navy, thu administration VI which Ii In
tho hands vi the Minister oi Marine, a..
sisted by nm Admiralty Connci', though
vested In tho Grand Admiral, who d
present II thc Nnnd luke Constantine,
brother of the CxMs. Tho navy In com.
mandcd by NJ Admirals and u, 600 otlicrs
of all ranks, and contains 10. 800 sailors
aud marines. Tho heet consists of 226
steam vc.scls, with 52l gnna, of total
tonnage of l7a,60l. The ncct In dia.
lsilntod In Tim baltic. Black, aud Cas.
pian seas, and few vessels ArO scattered
on thu Pacific and Arctic coasts. Tho
trooTa of Russia. though not ~ active
and Intelligent ~ those that France and
England poNAeAs, ara yct endowed with
implicit obedience and indosnilahle
courage, qualities ii paramount dcsir.
ability In aol.liery. lnvincible In their
own conntry--unllcrgoing tho greatest
hAfsishtps, and shrinking from NO under.
taking, whun woll ofllcorcd lhny Arc
slnAl 10 tho hest soldiers In Western
Europe.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

i Hnw HAssENa are sshtMsHt VI AtaaHss
WAssf ~ tsme III mlsl.sir ~ HA
henf rlssa
II ssssss rHst, wslh s#a4st asss,
fN4 shts~ n .fea n esA - shisa
T. ths ~
"ta msa III ssrs aniss saasr@, aaii
he ~ hn ~sfit isltini ilts siast anI
listed snneshshe, .=vsW lssvt ssrHg,Ais.
A Na suggested thsl sa,sasic earn
Inc ios many ehatra would W. 80
lsntl. have mrfry us ~ miserable stnr
er*"
4 rAIs. man having rsillr,i frienl on
tlir shnrtneHs W his legs, thn friend ~
pilrd my legs rearh the rruund
what more ram yonfw .lo ~
A MAN mnss ln prrhy ,lruuk Il, ~
along ths streeta holding u hia epa' etl
lar with lp,ih hanl@ IL prevent falling
down. - Rochester ftmprfat.
lr wN man who hal hsen r-aalMe
the Hattie vi iiohenl,nlrn lfat saNh
/ into a restaurant AMI uf,irtrl ihr Naitsr
10 bring him "a nicpr fnll IN, rapidly.
lr II said that when sal,iui tlsNs
Simpson" he "ntinas .iuan tiln
house. Til. is probably because IT.
plays II with ihr :" flll sls, M I'll 81 sla
company.
Ar ths Winchester s.ssaialN III rnr
lani funt mtn Wtrr indicted tar Nt.aiiur
hsans * gentleman aslui anttitet,
"WIa' lAsr shst heatlnay u en
atnniinv, Nl.s til answer.
PROFESSOR Nas exp stna.inE with ii
student fur hin i.ll.nass, Whrn tlr LATTER
sail, !. 't's III 10 nso. WA rut u,it f,r ii
lpafsr,' Well, declared thu pref sspr,
surveying the student critically. " who.
ever rs yna nn. uutleratnud hil liaai.
Issl.
!" ior are entirely vrleamr," mid
laan, n@ hn Yielded hls seat IN horse
raf n u Young womnn. Hhe laohnd
puzzled, nn,l - a.a thalis.ening plssnn
R.rs, /" Ehtrrly wclromc, entirely ~,
he reiterated. II ai,ln't hanr su,F
thank. Int yon nrr jnst ~ welcome ipr
all that. /"
A KANSAS orator talks Ia this strain
"Nhcre il Europe with America NJ.
whaf Where Ii drrat Britain NJ.
n x lie son. ~. but xlat makes liz spat
Tho Mississippi river makes II, and All
we've gct "a 10 Ii 10 turn the Miasir.
sippi river into tho Mammoth c.ve, and
il,e B,itixL navy will bn II ,anatring In
the mud.
Ar u oeiock yesterday morning u
tramp, who had fpunl Il bel hcni,lnn
fence TN Parsons street. opened hiH eycn
Oh the frat frost. H. foeu mp ntlil, lame
mud nearly frosan, shook himself over
ihe gutter, rhivcre.la NIL over md prowlcd
ont: " F,us mp. Inns II | We'll, now, II
I'm All intnrarted party, and | rnras
nm, this thing Inns got 10 atop right aera
or I'm going ~ leAva the blasted conn.
Try md 90 ~ Florida D,ph tgh =
Free l,trss.
Az old gentleman went out % shoot
pnriridgrs, accompanied ~ hlH aon.
The gun WA charged hnlf way npto tim
muxxle. and when III ln~t thu old gentle.
mnn started somc birds hn took reat
and blAxrl AWAY, expecting 10 reo fone
fall, III co,irne hut not ~ lid II hap.
pen. for the gun rcoiod with ~ much
lnrce an to "kicka him over. Tho oli
man rot mp. and while Rubbing thu
sparks ont of his eyes, inquired III hir
non. Dick, dill | point thu right eni
of tho gun III thc birJsi'
FMoM tho E.eHi,g 7sitgram W.
have received toosheome lill u farm
designed especially for the dentists, and
~ hasten 10 publish II. Every ono Ut
tho craft will lind II very filling for tho
price.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

A marriage res~ntly took place III Sing
Hing prisoii. bp,Muen a convict and i
young woman ~ whom In wAx engaged
at tho time u his conviction aud I'm
prisonn,cnt. HI wAs NNniencsl for two
yearH for grand larceny, I'm. "hix girl "
remained true IN him Apisn vi bin short
uomings, aud liafkis" ~As willing.
B0 they were married Ia tho oillcc oi tIia
Superintendent vi TIM prison, and after
tho ceremony they lovingly embraced,
and thu convict groom plsDcd 4 gold
ring On tho tlnarr oi his bride. They
arc both from wcslthy families II IL saiL.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
l,rlnrn III linllllurs.

Imnu,i,aa herbs II hun .laa htea i.aa
ne. ii within eighty mllaa ~ lIis l..I
,i..f. alter tn years II iot,l NJ ahnfs.
From all accounts the herds air niglal
sng eastward. 1llr h,onA Indiana f,rid
,Dg NJ Devils Lake, ID I,aknis, have II
ready bean On great hunt. all h.vn
returned t11helr homes with MI nhnn.
dnnco 0f - - meat aud ni,illatn of
rol,es. TnVt)tbA iron ,hr Northwest.
who have lotcly upmn intp Winning,
report ssy largo uumhefh ~ l,niiasocs
very much inrthss eaal than herHininte.
W. utg~ tLe imyo.t tAue~ III !spasla'.on tf'
prevent tier wanlun ratetIainaiind
- WnatDtU AnHif0bdl Fro Frfss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03

TNR frsl rr steAtant missionaries
among tA@ Indians In lhia conntry w~r@
hA Swedish LnthsrAns, " II sAid.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-03
BAYLIE9'
GREAT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
KEOkUk, IOWA,
I'm the Mis@issIpia,

lrnt. Mn,. ~. Miller. saetstai Manager. Nlne.
tarnth yHaf. About slAty dailnts pAy I'll eApenses
III naenstnssl,ir. hoeFd AnA slaltunesy. Mnsh.
keepers, p~Anau, reporters. nt~rAinss architects.
enFsryofs Ana teAsAsis thoroughly ntlsa. EnNltsll
hsanehsa tree. ftee lvstufss Ny eminent 0eelufs.
Efea fnFnishsd rAsna for tslf.lso4rdiua. Tsls.
yrArhins free kharthanA writing iFwe. tsost
boarding einim and fAMtly lizard. kAiltNAd fsTs
tin. Aiasess HAYiiEN' UOli.L1E. Ksohak. iass,
smls where ron sAw This advertisement 1ol
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The Centennial
SADDLE I HARNESS.
MANUFAoToRY.
Tho ni,irf.tnnst has recently i#Airh III t'res..,
Tor ths i,',flN,sr ~ manufacturing ~ erisf ani
her,ins I'm hand 4 rensrists Htn.A u
adde's, Harnesses. Brides. Collars
Whips. Lashes, Brushes.
Harness Oils,
Plastcrlux Hair, Axlc t,reasc, Ac., ~.
Fino ooach and Carriage Mar.
nsssCs : Speciality.
Nv. Al sorts ~ fslAirtnH promptly attended u,
rfise# IN low ~ any HAit NnfA ran In afforded.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
amt A. oMlrh Lglo.
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NN ass t,srsrt

llnw ns.saa are shtNash III lssilts
WAssf ~ issnr Ihr Hisllr ~ Ha
snnf rassa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

To the Editor OF the Herald {:

The communication in this mornings
issue signed "Citizcn' concerning the
water supply is rcplctc with crrors'
analogous to these recently published
hy the late Board of Health.
Citizen says that springs are formed
10y II portion of the rain which through
out the year, instead of rushing like
torrents via the river to the sea pre-
dates through soil and runs till caught
in u basin shaped impcwious stratum.
Whenever n valley cuts through these
pervious and impervious strata spring
is likely to be found at their in june
ton.
This is an omor--cXprcsscd and inn
Piled. Springs are net 50 formed. There
must be hco impervious strata between
which the rain having fallen is
caught.
We're the upper stratum pariow it is
patent to the most common under
standing that no hasmrul could exist
below the surface The water would
remain at II common level, like water
in n pitcher, full of marbles and the
capillary attraction of the supcrjaccut
porous strata would raise it to
the surface, where suhsist only
to evaporation, the site of Dallas would
be II glorious hogwallow, or dismal
swamp and of course no springs could
exist 10y vallcy-cut or any other "junc.
ton, The writer further states that
the same principle governs 0rtisicn
wells.
Surely he must be looking through
the bungholc report of our board of
health, to see things in this light. Ar
tlSicn wells are similar to our common
well, but tap deeper watcr-bcaring
strata, and the water rises to height,
through the opening equal to the level
of the water accumulated--lcSs the ut.
mosphoric pressure and friction,
Further he says, "all the water in
these rocks sinks into them from the
surface, and is necessarily impure and
unhealthy in proportion to tho filth of
the city, and the locality at which the
basin is tapped nonsense all through
The filth of Dallas (and thanks the
scavengers of our Board Of Health it is
in most hoggish condition) has no
more to do with the beautiful, pure
spring water we obtain twenty and TWEEN.
ty,Iive feet from the surface, than the
man in the moon
The watersheds which supply those
living springs, are miles away from Dal-
las, Then the rain.ialls enter the fss-
urcs between the clay and lime rocks,
forever removed from all the city's i'm.
purities
Yours for the water works,
SUBSCRIBER
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

Pas portrnils Of noted women are
ever readable. and TnG HERALD presents
Il few swiftly drawn pictures from the
New Haven Rcg,y,lc Very intellectual
women are seldom beautiful Then,
feature. and particularly their fore
hcods are more or less masculine. But
l,crc are cyccpiions 10 all rule. and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02
STATE PVRCWASERS.

The state of NEW YORK has placed 10,
900 copies of Webster's Unabridged in as
many OF her Public schools.
The state OF WISCONSIN, about 5000
nearly every school
The state OF NEW JERSEY, 1900 nearly
every School.
The state OF MICHIGAN. made provisions
for all her Schools
The state of MASSACHUSETTS has sup
Piled her schools--nenrly all,
The state of IOWA has supplied her
Schools.
The State OF CONNECTICUT has made
provisions for her schools.
over 1900 schools In INDIANA were sun
piled during the year 1872 and many more
In 1873 and 1874.
In other States many copies have been
purchased for supply ing Schools OF cities,
counties and towns,
what better investment can be made for
Schools
Mo Q than ten times as many are sold of
Webster's Dictionaries, ny OF any other Sc
ries In this country.
AT least four-tlfths OF all the School. books
| published In this country own Webster ms
their standard, ana of the remainder, few
acknowledge any standard.
Published by, q. Il G. MERRIAM,
JN2o'u'I springfield, Mass,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02
Death 10 the Sorevu wormi

Buchan's Cresylic Ointment will kill the
Screw Worm every time, and cure Foot Rot
In sheep and Cattle.
Buchan's Crosylic sheep Dip is an infalli-
BILE remedy for the Scab in sheep; being
soap, II penetrates at once to the skin and
kills the Scab.
Buchan's Carbolic Disinfectlng Soap cures
Mango In Horses, Dogs and Cattle, and kills
Lice, Fleas and Ticks on all animals.
Be sure Jas. Buchan ~ Co.'S namo appears
on the labels. All others are counterfeit and
worthless. WM. H. KlDDER a co, Princi.
pal Depot, ~ John street, New York,
lune9S.deOd lmA%w1ma
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

one side the full.wclgbL ones on The
other md the machine never makes a
mistake, It is very simple, The full
weight sovereign bears down balance
50 rs to drop the coin on one sidc--thc
light weight fails to bear it down, and il
mison the other side, In lS1j the
bank weighed c22 lOO,OOowoth Of coin
and rejected CSiO0OO,
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FREE TO ALL
But No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

Desiring 20 make The Herald the medium
OF communication for the general public,
ana also 10 assist those VINO may need as
slstanCe, wchuyc determined Ia print u free
the head " "Lost" "Found," "Wantrd, ="
"For sale "For RENT" "To Let," OF not
more than three lines, win be inserted In
this column two times free Of charge, when
such advertisements exceed three lines the
excess viii be charged nj the rate OF hve
cents line, euCh insertion, In advance; and
when such advertisements" are printed more
tlnn twO times they VIII u1 charged ut the
rate Of five cents n line In advance for each
line
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

TnE House refuses its consent to the
appropriation which allows Mr.. Pinch.
back $4,000 for two years loaiing
around Washington contesting scat in
the Senate. BY this action Mr.. Sykes,
a Democrat, who had similar claim,
was jerked away from the public seat
So itwasn't a case of race prejudice
altogether.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

An item in the papers states the fact
that the Bank of England clips every
light sovereign it receives, and that one
machine weighs three thousand an hour,
1t docs not state the interesting fact
that the machine is an automation, the
sovereigns being put in a hopper like
grist at mill The light ones drop on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

Mrs HOUSE, who shot her divorce
dealing husband, is by the terms of his
will at once his sole heir and executrix
She is still at her fathers house, in
Trenton confined to her room Moth
ing is said about legal confinement, but
her father is her counsel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

Need not b. endured, although what can
must be. Among the bodily Ills susceptible
Ofc0mplete removal by that benign tonic
aud alternative, IIostottorS stomach lltters,
me general debility, mnlnrial leyers, consti-
patton, dyspepsia, liver disorder, and merry
business. rs rcmcdil Al capabilities are, how.
ever by no means limited 10 these mnl0dlcs.
~ properties ASA blood depuront render II
extremely sery icenbe In cXpelling the acrld
impurities which produce those pnlnfnl dis
orders, rheumatism and govt, aud It's invig-
Grating and mildly stimulating effect upon
the Kidneys ana bladder constitute II n use
ful medicine Tor impeling those organs 20 u
complete performances Of their functions
when they nre weak md inactive. In met
there Is scarcely any disease OF which weak
ness Is IN accompaniment In which this
admirable medicine cannot be used with
advantage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

IT has been discovered that the real
name Of the Italian lady (Signorina
spelterini) who walks the rope at Mag
ara Falls is Sarah McGinnis, and that
she is q native of Limerick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

j. Nj. Hayes, Attorney Mt Law, 2Oi Com
n metee street ls0nth of Courthouse), Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid to lano
oi'lhlS.. aprltt
W. y. Oldham office in Mitchies building
opposite the Leurand hotel, Main street.
Jaulldtt
john NJ, Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
100 North Side Public square, upstairs.
Oct29-dtf
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Wanted.

Employment by II lady that writes a legi-
bio hand, M copyst for an Attorney at Law,
or nv cashier for dry goods store. Salary $40
per week. Address "l.ura," Herald once.
jyD-2t
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1ailg 9Aerald,
DALLAS. TEX AS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING So: AUGUST =


Parties leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE DAILY Herald
mailed to any point for one q ar n
mOnth-in advance. -Ah
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MARTINS letter to the Register depicts
deplorable condition of affairs at
Austin.
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Old papers for sale Nv The Herald Office
81 per hundred.
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Oh, how on earth can be sure
10 keep my breath fresh sweet ana pure?
l'so ~OHODONT.
Oh, has the way ut Inst boon found
10 keep my teeth white, clean aud sound ?
Use SUXOUONT.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.


W, c, Sickles, lands and city property, over
clark N organs, old poStoiliCe. julyG-d2t
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Billiard Parlor over Frcomans, corner OF
Main ana Lamar cash customer can yet
4 bargain by calling early. Apply 10 John
BuOkhOut, Attorney at Law. aug1
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C0lored Illustrations,

Engraved expressly for the worl, at large cx-
pensc.
Nearly every state Superintendent OF
fuOno instruction in the Union, or cores
ponding officer, where such an one OK lists
ms recommended WERsrERs DICTIONARY
IN the strongest terms, Among them are
thoso OF Eastern, Northern, Middle, SOUTH
ern and Western States-rwcnty eight in all
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A new two-stOry brick dwelling, with
good cistern, ON Live Oak street; price $50
per month. Inquire ut Herald onicc.
iY27-tf
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" nnIcd.
For Exchange,

\ highly cultivated farm with good house
barn, orchards, etc, in Illinois, for Texas
lands, or Dallas property. Address Editor
Herald, jyl3-tf
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Old Papers,
For Rent.

Old papers for sale at this Office, in quaint
ties to suit, nj 81 Il hundred. iy25-tr
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W IlI,gpIl.

a door key near tue rostoflicc. The Owner
can have the snmo by applying to this of.
nee and paying charges. jy3O