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HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Or
Geo, - Coleman, Dallas, Texas, Is IN intulla'
BILE cure for Chronic Constipation, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia Torpid Liver,
Nervous Debility aud the long list Of dis
eases arising from ulsordeTCd stomach aud
cOnstipated bowels.
1t Will relieve the worst cases OF nervous
and SICK headaches In from one TO tltcr
hours. Win cure themoSt obstinate c0SoS OF
chronic constipation In from ten TO thirty
days.
Ii is the best and Burcst purgative ever
used for any disease, b ing perfectly safe UNI
dor all circumstance, uuialhng In It's uG-
ton, entirely lrUO ifOHl any nausea, gripping,
or even unpioasantaess. Possessing tonic
properties, IA thing unknown IN any other
sure purgHtiVe1 that purilicS the brood and
builds up the system IN such manner that
the same effect Is produced by n TuudCod
dose until us use may be discontinued aad a
permanent cure effected,
II IL convenient, only requiring glass Of
water and can he tQken At all times, as Its
action Will not Interfere in either business
or pleasure,
BY analysis this preparation will be found
to contain all the medicinal properties of
the White sulphur Spring Water as takon
from eSprlnEsnbut in II concentrated form,
each pint being equal to two gallons.
The medicinal properties of the snlinoS
and acids found in white sulphur spring
Water are well understood by all well in
formed medical mon. IN fact, these sRlinoS
and acids prepared 10y nnturo, enter directly
into tho composition of the blood, and no
blood can be healthy that lacks any one Of
them in their proper proportion.
Hence the sure and unvaryinE action of
this preparation, As soon az IT Is taken II
enters into tho blood, expellins all accumu-
lated poisous arising from Indigestion or
malaria, purifying the blood, ma strength
cning the nervous system, clearing tho com
ploXiun and imnarting general healthy
tone to the entire system.
10 put this in tho reach OF MI, we are put
ting II up in two size bottles, the prices be-
ing twenty five cents and II dollar. sold by
druggists generally.
dEO. +. COLEMAN Il co.
DALLAs, TEXAS, July 10, 1876.
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The Opera House was quite wen
filled by fashionable audience last
night, upon the OCCASION OF MISS
Cooks reading The testimony that
they bore to this fair young readers
exceedingly pleasant utterances WIS
indeed complimentary. Miss COOK
possesse unsteady clear voice,and an
intonation which only an intelligent
appreciation of the author can give
The reporter sat some distance back in
the hail, but he found that her voice.
ringing and clear, filled all intervening
snnce, making each word and sentence
distinct. The reading was uneXcrp'
tionable, the music much better than
usual, aud the occasion decided ana
nlrugant success.
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Qnite little stir was created on
Main street yesterday morning by the
passage of cuvaeade Of some eight
or ten armed men having in their
charge prisoner, whom they were
conducting to the hallowed SHADES OF
the County hotel. 1t was generally
supposed by the lockers on that the
prlsone rwas young Hawpt, the mur.
derer of Miller, but inquiry proved
that he was IL horse thief bearing the
euphoniouS cognomen of Isaac Odds.
Sheriff Moon will do the honors till
the courts of his country decide his
| fate
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This question is often heard on our
streets. and from facts well known to
those who have visited the establish
mont it seems almost II miracle to find
every one who has invested at the New
York Clothing House speak so highly
Of the house. Their coming among us
in the very dullest season OF the year,
the EXTREMITY large stock they carry, the
vast quantities OF goods daily sold, are
m,zzlrs for everybody; hence we hear,
where are they found? They come
from New York, of the large manuiac-
turing establishment of A. Steinberg ~
Co. 3 Walker street. And why can
they command such n trader They are
imnortcrs and manufacturers of all they
sell and make it matter OF import
once to let everybody find out that what
they sell is the best and lowest IN price,
and have no opposition in the city OF
Dallas, for they are daily represented in
fine best market of the United States,
where. with cash, they can find many
onnortunitics for proper investments
This house is located at SOB Elm street
Dallas Texas, where our merchants
rron, far and near can lay in their sup.
,lirs at exact New York prices Special
! Eines of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes ana No''o'S'
nuylJuti
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J. A, ETHERIDGE, Secretary.

lion amply repaid them for any little
arter-claps like drowsiness or head
ache. Ifthe party itself did not repay
them the knowledge that they had
paid II graceful compliment to worthy
and talented young lady must have
been ample reward even to the most
fastidious.
-Twenty-(our dollars for Il ticket to
st, Louis, now is your time to ge' Il
ticket cheap. For sale 10y Johnson and
Manget, Office in LeGaud Hotel,
They buy and sell tickets,--IG
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R,,,uOkc College.

II is highly gratifying to the friends
If Roanoke College that the number OF
students continues to increase, not
withstnnding the financial strlngehcy
of the times. For i've years the cor
Irre has been steadily growing,
Among AIM our Virginia colleges, only the h,
three State institutions-U niversI'S o.
Virrinia, Agricultural College and Mill
itnry lnstitute--had Il larger aI'e,I i
nnce last session than Roanoke cor
lege. And now Roanoke begins lne
twenty. fourth session with an increase
over the number at the opening las,
year. The students already preseh.
come from fifteen states. Arkansas
and Florida being represented Tor tli'
Gr.t time since the war. Next III NJ
tendance to Virginia come Texas
West Virginia, and Mississippi, hoan
IKE NAV Justly claim to he the mos
prosperous college in the o W., Domin
I'm Conservative, Salem, VA
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We, the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas
Texas, having been selling DR.. COlcmunr
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Water
for the past year or more, and having ampl,
opportunity Oflcarnlug OF It's effect upon The
tingly pronounce II one Of the best remedie.
upon the market. And for the diseases
mentioned in DR.. Coleman's circnlar, and cs
peclally chronic constipation, sick ana ner
vous headaches, and as common purgntiY'
we have never sold any preparation thai
niyes such universal satisfaction.
Knowing It's pleasant and uniailing effect
together with It's perfect safety under oil cir
cumstancos, we most chcelfully recommen,
its use to the suffering everywhere.
COMMON n WALKER,
GALLOWAY d GALE,
HOPKINS IL HOWELL,
WILLIAMS & TOLLlNER.
HOIT " COFtlN.
DALLAS. Texas, July /, 1876.
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My nice iaym and residence, three
miles south of this city, is for sale or
rent, and now is the time to begin the
fall crop. 1875 acres in cultivation.
Good buildings elegant spring water
and plenty of fine timber For health
and convenience it is unsurpassed
septSdU JOHN NJ. CROCHET
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GuIck work.

A business man of this city received
a burglar-proof safe from Galveston n
day or two ago, and having lost the
combination, called on Mr.. G. b..
Griffith, the lock and gunsmith of 625
Elm street, who, with the aid of Mr.. c..
w. Cleveland, opened it in twenty
minutes.
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Notice 20 Ny Oud Patrons.

| have large number of old ac-
counts for subscription to hrE DALLAS
HERALD prior to June |, 1919, scattered
all over Northern Texas. They are
small-ranging from - up to $lO-and
hence, can not call directly ON the
parties. All such, knowing themselves
indebted to me rs above, will confer Il
favor 10y calling on me and settling
these small balances, as am greatly in
need of the money.
scpt9dSwtd J. W. swINDGLLs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-20

The Radicals are preparing to offer n
sacrifice to the Democracy Of this
Congressional district. Some say the
offering will be announced to day at
the Dallas Opera House, and some as
sert it will be next Saturday. 1t
matters little; it will be u sacrifice all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-20

We, the undersigned citizens of Dallas
having used Dr. Culemuns Concentrated
White sulphur Springs Water for one Oi
more Of the following diseases, viN Chronic
Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headaches,
Neuralgia or Nervous Debility, and In every
instance have received speedy relief and la
eases OF Chronic Constipation, n permanent
cure. Asa common purgntiYe In all disca.
GEES, we have never used IA medicine SO IN.
failing In its effect and ut the same time 20,
pleasant In It's action, being entirely free
on any nausea, gripping, or even unplcas,
nntness. We find by using It regularly that
we can reduce the dose gradually until one
half ol the usual quantity will be as effective
ms the full dose
Knowing the merits OF this valuable pre-.
pnrntiSn, we can recommend II In an IN.
qualified manner, to the suffering every
where. W. A. ROBINSON,
q X. MERl W ETHER,
p CLARK,
WI, DUFFEY,
Il. M FLOOD,
q. V. VAUGHN,
y. u. BROWN.
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
u. Il. UAHER,
W. c, StCKLES,
II. TlIlERMAN,
ivl8-dw0m AND MANY OTHERS
COMMON &c WALKER,
Wholesale Agents, Dallas, Texas
whom all orders should he Addressed.
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A card.

Having, at the request of my friends,
concluded to make my home at Dallas,
offer my services as teacher of piano
and organ music. Intending pupils
can obtain terms, etc, 10y calling ON, or
addressing Gcmge A. OFT, 5O6 Com
mercc street. aug3l.dlm
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


injecting ofthe Stakeholder, Of the
North Texas Fair Association will be-
held at the Courthouse ON Thursday
evening, mt I o'clock All those inter
ostrd who are not Stockholders are also
invited to attend
CHAS. BASKERVILLE,
Scpl2Od2t Secretary.
Commercial copy twice.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-20

On the recommendations of the city
attorney, it was unanimously resolved
by the council last night to issue ten
per cent, twenty year bonds to cover
the balance of the market house notes
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A beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands,
Address, Editor Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-20

An Amcs Engine and Boiler, thirty
horse power, for sale cheap Also,
Steam Pump, Apply to
nnnlSllm r. V. TNMpkINS.
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Sian,ynIlla for Nm.

Aprttion to sidewalk Elm street,
was presented to the council last night.
aud IN ordinance ordered drawn in
response thereto.
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CRY BUSINESS.

nm, ard Cold Baths at Wilson's, NO
ais Elm street At 20 cents ueo 'uiS
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Gully 9erald,
DALLAS TEXAS
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPTEMBER 20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR Alderman.

,,,E ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nouucr ~. VI. Edwards rs "A caudi-
,'', for Alderman in the Second ward, AZ
.u"'. , snerlal election To be teld September %,
KID scptlGdtd
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL ROUTE.

CENTRAL ROUTE.
Scsssgsishn+tA
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HOUSTON 3 TEXAS CENTRAL
-Eo A L II w "A Y
ANn C0NNECTE0Na.
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAlLRclp
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD,
CHICAGO, QUINCY AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
AND THK-.
MISSOURI RllgR FORT SCOTT AND GULF RAILROADS
Oror tho best routes nom the auIf Of
Mexico, via Bed River CITY, 20 all points IN
NORTH, EAST AND WEST
Passengers have choice OF routes via
VinitG. Springfield, Mo. and St. Louis
Sedalia and 81. Louis.
Hannibal and Chicago.
Fort Scott and Kansas Citv
PUIlSnnn's Palace Drawing
Room ana Sleeping Cars
Run through from Houston TO ~. Louis with.
out change and but one change TO Chicago
and New York.
Tickets can be procured and baggage
checho to all prominent points In the 0nl-
trd states and C0nadAs, nom the following
stations ON the line OF the Houston ant
Texas Central Railway.
Aonston, IEcmpstcad, Austin,
Bry1n, I5earDe, Calvert,
waco, CwrstcRuR, DaIIna
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-22
SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIANs.

MEETING OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN
GroRoIA--DEBAyE on THE PROPOSED ALL
ANCE OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
SAVANNAH, May 81, 1875
Tho General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
commenced yesterday at nine A. NJ, and opened
with PRAYER. Alter the presentation Of the usual
ports Rev. Dr. Vaudeville, OF tho Reformed church,
New York, was formally received Moderator, and
made an eloquent response Dr. Phillips Of the Asso-
cia;cd Reformed Church, South was also present and
was invited 10 a seat on the floor.
TIM PROPOSED ALLIANCE.
The Committee on Bills and Overtures reported
concentrations concerning the proposed alliance OF tho
Presbyterian Churches. On motion being made to
adopt discussion was opened by Dr. Stuart Robinson,
LOUISVILLE KY. in an exhaustive speech Of over Two
hours, warmly advocating tho proposed council and
favoring and earnest discussion OF doctrina ques
,ions The address, excited unusual interest and the
large church was crowded
In the evening Rev Or, A6gcr, representing tho OPP
ponents u the proposed council, addressed the as
scmbly
FINAL action on The subject deferred until Mon
day
The puipits Of the different churches wcro filed to-
day by members OF the assembly.
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ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

THE CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTIETH ANNIvER-
sAnY OF THE ORDINATION OF THE DIS
rINoUIsHED PRELATE--vALUABLH PRESENTS
GIyEN-THE ExERcIsEs OF THE OCCASION.
CINCINNATI, May 81, 1870
The celebration Of the nftieth anniversary OF the
ordination Of Archbishop Purcell commenced to-day.
Last evening large number OF his friends called upon
him or sent valuable presents. Among the latter
gold drinking goblet from Cardinal McCoskey solid
gold crucl6x from religious order In New York, a
beautifully bound and illuminated missal from Henry
Probasco, Of this city, and magnificent gold
chalice, ten and ene-har inches high, weighing 200
rennyweights beautifully engraved and sparkling with
diamonds and amethysts, from his people In this
diocese The trains this morning all OF the railroads
leading into the city loaded With visitors who
came witness take part ia the days procee dngs.
in the afternoon composed Of military and various
societies OF the Church, and made sp endd display,
although somewhat nterered with by rain, which
menccd falling just previous 10 It's starting on It's limo Of
march.
EXERCISES
will close Tuesday with ponthcal high mass In the
morning at the Cathedral which will be participated
by Cardinal McCloskey and many visiting bishops,
. grand concert In the evening by chorus OF 800
trained voices and orchestra OF seventy-hve
clans, at Exposition Hall.
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THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

INTEREST FELT OVER THE COMING OF THE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRIP TO PHILA-
DELPHIA-DoM PEDRO ExPEcrED-THE FINAL
EXAMINATION.
PouGHxsErsrE, N. T., May q, 1874
special to the Eagle from West Point says the
coming OF Major General Schoned, as Superintendent
Of the post is looked forward with interest," and
expected he will make radical changes in the general
management of anAirs there. Tho plcbcs are drilled
hard daily for the
TRIP PHILADELPHIA
The corps will leave West Point on the morning OF
the 27th Of June on board government steamer and
will remain It Philadelphia ten days. They viii be-
accompanied by the Academy band 1t is re-
ported that the graduating class will be re-
tanned alter the examination TO accompany the
corps and the cadets will number about 800 under
command OF General NcaL Undoubtedly Adjutant Hall
will accompany the cadets though 1t is Understood that
Major Kcton, OF General Schoneld's sta succe
Captain Hall as adutant
EMPKROk COMING.
Dom Pedro, Emperor OF Brazil, Is expected at West
Point soon There will DO extraordinary display on
hts arrival except tho usual salutes dress parade,
review, &c
Several French officers have recently visited the
post and number Of other foreign officers ex-
pectcd.
The nnal examination OF the nrst class commences
Juno l. The contest for tho honors seems 10 lie bc
tween Williams Bruf and Crozer. The class numbers
Gfty.
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AUSTRIA.

CABINET ASSURANCE OF THE PRESERVATION OF
GREAT IMPoRTANcE--TURKEr, TIE EUROPEAN
PowxRs AND THE EASTERN INSURGENTS ALL
PLEASED.
PesrH, May 81, 1876
Tho Austrian Delegation has boon engaged in dis
sussipg the estimates Of the Foreign Once.
rnE PEACE OF EUROPE.
At the sitting yesterday Count Andrassy In reply TO
question:, sad-.I now able to state that the
peace OF europe will not be disturbed. The proposed
reforms been accepted by Europe and Turkey and
ioyfuly greeted by the insurgents who only dc.
sirc guarantees for their execution The present &C
ZION OF tho Powers Is directed toward the peaceful
removal Of obstacles preventing the accomplishment Of
The reforms"
ESGLASp's POLICY.
Count Andrsssy said no was personally convinced
that England would JOIN in tho agreement when Tho
purely pacihcatory intentions Of tho Powers become
manifest
THE BERLIN coSFERExcE-
Tho result OF the conference Berlin was that the
Powers setting aside all individual interests, mad
solved to make the maintenance OF European peace
their guiding principle, to confer together each
case as IL might arise.
AusrRo-uuSGARr SECURE.
The Count declared that he would guarantee that
injury 10 Austro Hungarian interests would result
hum tho conference.
NEUTRAL AND ~ PATH
He rcpudatcd the charges Of Austrian connvancc In
mo instruction, and opposed the idea OF military
:upa'son BY Austria OF tho insurgcnt provinces.
Austria be said IN conclusion chad enemies,
stood on the best terms with all foreign countries, and
might confidently anticipate that her efforts 30 defend
peace would be successful
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eENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, May 81, 1875
THE BELKNAP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
SENATORS ON THE QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
Nearly all the republican Senators who have spoken
the question OF jurisdiction In the Belknap casc
have taken sides in opposition to tho power OF tho
Senate try hm but Mr.. Eaton, OF Connecticut, is
the only democrat who has thus tar expressed that
view. Mr. Edmunds, It will be remembered, made
lengthy argument in favor Of jurisdiction, and iol
lowed by Mr.. Conkling IN opposition thereto. Mr..
Alcorn. OF Mississippi. who unavodably absent
from tho city during the argument Of counsel, has,
at his own request been excused from
voting ON the question, and Mr.. Sharon, of Nevada,
who has been absent several weeks will not be hcre
before the is taken 1t is said that nearly all OF
the republican Senators and several OF tho democrats
will vote against jurisdiction, but that the democratic
vote that side will outnumber tho republicans who
vote in favor Of It The Senate s composed OF forty
four republicans and twenty-ninc democrats, and as
Messrs Acorn and Sharon will not vote for the
above mentioned there win DO only scventyonc votes
cast requiring thirty-sx In the Affirmative to
Jurisdiction As there eight or ten Senators who
desire heard the subject is not probable that
a vote will be reached before "Wednesday.
Mr.. RANDALL AND THE PACIFIC MAu-rHK
REPRESENTATIVE FROM PENNSYLVANIA TAKEN
ron THE fATR POSTMASTER GENERAL OF
THAT NANE--A WIDE DISTINCTION.
Representative Samuel j. Randall, OF Penn
syvana, has been much annoyed lately by
statement mado by Mr. Irwin In his tcsti-
mony before the Judicial Tribunal IN New
York, in reference to the Pacific Mail controversy
and tho money used TO the passage Of the sub
sdy through Congress- 1t Is therein mentioned that
MT. Irwin paid in Philadelphia, to some per-
son, &35, 900 for Mr.. Randall Many persons
throughout tho county have confounded Rep
resentatve Randali's name with that OF
Alexander W. Randall, formerly Postmaster General
but deceased, who received the money. curious
coincidence in this matter is that Representative
Randall the author or tho resolution IN Congress
which authorized the investigation by tho Committee
OF Ways and Means under which authority the facts
connected with the subsidy were ascertaincd
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ROME.

THz cABDINAL-sEcRErARr SERIOUSLY III
CARRIED TO THE PoPEs APARTMENTS.
[srxcIAI. DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE. !
ROME, May Fl, 1876.
The condition OF health OF His Eminence Cardinal
Antonelh is again a cause Of disquict to the au-
thorties Of the Vatican.
UNABLE TO WALK.
During the past four days the Cardinal-Secretary,
who has just passed the SEVENTEEN year OF his age
has been carried from his apartments in q sedan
chair to visit the Pope.
THE POPE AND THE HISTORIAN OF THE coUN-
Gil OF THE VATICAN.
Rome MAY 10y correspondence OF Galignani's Mes.
scnger.l
The Pope recently received Mgr Ceccont Archbishop
Of Florence, who was appointed by His Holiness to
write history Of the Ecumenical Council of tho vati.
The first volume Of the colossal work was pub
iished nearly two years ago. In receiving His Emf.
ncnce Plus TX. manifested desire soon to see the
history completed In order that he might read 1t be.
fore mis- dcatn Tho Roman preates attribute this feel
ing To sad presentiment, caused by the continued dis
quIetndc which nfiicts the holy father The latter.
moreover, had expressed himself very iorciby on the
subject, for no sooner had Mgr Cocoon arrived at
Florence than he gave instructions to his gen.
eral for the government Of the archdiocese and
left for the monastery Of the Servi d Maria at Monte
scenario. whore he Immediately recommended his
hbork