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which ninety por eenl upon llllr ppf
,nlue / issued more currency TO lhes'
hondLoIders, and National banks there
by established, aud the resuli-'oll the
money Of tho government iHconeenlrat
ed In Tho East II has been Invested ~
stocks and more government bonds, or,
perhaps deposited in Wall street ut an
interest Of four per cent 10 that wan
the aid of the government they realize
nearly ton per cent interest on then
money, and this too, In u country
where money should not r'lSona'
by corlmand more than llye on
six pc. cent f. ia wonder lh'n ihnl
this money Is kept nway from the N
ternnl improvement, manufacturing
niningand agricultural Interests Of the
country, which cannot pay over seven
mr. oight pcr cent The Government Is
rosponsiblo IN part for this, bccallso she
Is having the excessive rate Of interest
upon this money, and keeps 1t where II
II non.productiye and idle but, Ike
idencss with boys, II IN getting into
mischief You scc II creeping ont IN
Bhcll Friday, in stock corners and big
gold corners, which latter are II bug
bear TO our legislators when consider
ing grconbacks in payment for duties
and It crops out in distrusts aud panlrs'
Then, m the only sure remedy let the
Government remodel the present oncr
Gus tariff and establish one for revenue
only. bet them abolish tho present
system Of National banks, Lot the doy'
crnmcnl alone issue money piper ~
well rs coin, and alike mako 1t rccrlNr
bic for all debts, Government ~ wen ~
private, and II the paper is 10 suffer do
prccintion below gold let tho Govern
mcnt suffer the loss, and not the people
When this is done the surplus money OF
the East will 80 West and South for IN
ycstment, It will 90 into factories fur
naces mines, railroads and our wasted
farms, and hand in hand with hborwil
draw real and material wealth Which
rnriches y nation Of pcoplolr1m mother
l.
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The press is disposed to ask as tc
where the silver change has gone to,
About four and quarter millions of il
has been issued, but the people like it
so much that they keep IT, for it does
not circulate. A Washington dispatch
4of sunday gives the following state
( ment as to the localities where the sill
yer has gone; Washington, $4,000 /;
New York, II, $4,000; Boston, S345, 900;
Philadelphia, $4,000 Baltimore, s2O6,.
900 4; Charleston, $4,000 New Orleans,
lN14,0O0 Cincinnati, 100000; Buffalo,
%so0s}san Francisco, $1,000; Chicago,
clic9gS 100000; st. Louis, Sl7S,0OO
piasburg, sll4OOo- Total, si,22l 900.
The above disbursements were about
the amounts issued up to aud including
Sundng. Sincethat time the following
additional sums have been paid out for
fractional currency; Boston, $4,000;
San Francisco, $1,000; Chicago, $4,000;
~ Louis, 100000; Charleston, 10000;
New orlea9s, $4,000; Cincinnati, $50,
oooi Buffalo, 5000. Total, $4,000,
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betweeb men 0f different class, Inc
bOurge0ls and the fllraps 90 hyt W.
pear 10 belung a. The same pIufI =,
creation; whtn they hre casually
thrown together they are ~ % loss
what Ia shy 10 eapll other me phe
has no ldeas except his lmpresr'nhF
me has never heeli taught To r0hll"l
his impulses or ~ rise abuVe MS W.
stluGts. The other has received tel
entltlo trimming NJ some klnd mat
makes relatively mnn 81 MN, u,
artisan WHOM M unfNptflr1 iuln w
fortune has raised above his position "
always III NJ ease IN the new sphere
nm which he has been promoted lle
IA awkward, ungaInly, rldlculouH-lll
short, n paryrnu On the olhef Hhli,'I
II has often been remarked row ehslly
woman whom marriage or hhplY
chance lns raised 10 social RAM rllt
was not born ~, accommodates hrrNrlI
10 her new station, She very sooD h',
uuires the manners, the language hhl
the general habits Of her new condition
and no One would guess that ever sle
WAS otherwise than what she seems
people generally hsrrlbe this ~ the
faculty NJ assimilation when women
possess, II would b0 more accurate TO
ascrlbr II 10 the fart that women of
different rnnks only diller by mere0ut-
ward style and manner, which chll he
easily acquired with u little care pa
tlenCe and amour pr0prt Take u
duchess, bankers wife, u wOrk'w0'
man. mere PEASANT The odds hre
Won viii hnd them NIL equally credl.
IOus. They are all equally frightened
nt hogles, witches aud ghosts; they are
nil equally afraid IN the dark they all
equally show the same readiness 10 fall
prey to the wIles Of s0mnnmbullsts
and splrit.rapTerSi they willall equally
prefer the advice Ofa homeopathic 10
tbnt Of n regular doctor aud place lm-
plloIt faith IN miracles, pllgrlmnges,
relies and so forth. Indeed, II there
he n difference between the grand
dame and the waltlng-w0man who
combs her hair, we think the balance
II often In favor Of the latter,
Now, as there II no doubt that natu'
rally women ARE quite M intellectual
NJ men Mt the outset OF life, we must
infer that the evil rests IN their educa'
ton. That education IL pernlcIous In
every way. From a social point Of
view, nothing has been 80 powerful
"A hlndrance to the preservation OF the
internal peace Of France for the last
sixty years ~ the influence Of French
women. On trying occasions they are
A. Il - A A.
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y IAN HONOR TO TEXAS
While our7home readers are resno

WINE our home readers are respond
-rea outlay, to place befor,
news from all parts Of III,
sid h clubs Of from five to twenty
the fame Of our efforts has gone abroad
and this, from the Waco Daily Reporter;
Is very grateful to us
Il gives US genuine pleasure and
pride, as q Texas Journalist, to note the
magnificent enterprise now being, and
indeed for some time past, displayed BY
the DALLAS DAILy HERALp In all It's
Department. editorial, reportorial and
msohenicAl. II isa truly superb paper,
able. Brilliant and consistent, and we
ON make the admission without thrill
Of envy 1'nx HkhALb does honor 10
Dallas and to Icxas'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

A VERY important bill, authorizing
sthc County Courts to provide for and
regulate the construction and repairing
OF county roads, has been introduced in
to the Senate by Captain Hobby, 1t is
carefully prepared bill, and with the
amendments suggested by Mr.. Blassin-
games Committee, will doubtless pass
Wa believe that If its provisions are
propery-Senforced the country will no
longer be cnEed with bad roads,
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The first half Of the month, says
the Galveston News, closes with bust.
ness very quiet In all branches. There
Is n steady demand for provisions from
certain sections OF the state, and both
corn and pQrn meal have been In &C
tive request tor some time past The
market " now hare Of corn, only u fow
small lots remaining IN the hands of
dealers, aud these held for regular To-
cal customers whose wants must not
be neglected.
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The CENTENNIAL MEDITATION
COL UMBlA.

The cantata Of Sidney Lanlcr is SAID
10 have been splcndidly rendered at The
opening Of the Exposition. That eull''
waited Grille Bayard 'Taplor in speaking
Of ibis rendition spy5
II wish some Of the critics who were
nnde souphappy by Mr. Lauirrs coglali
ooidd have heard u snug to NJ phd,
le, Bnoh. music The words suffered
"a srnclmnqr into another tongue. the
slnnms relieved each other and uneN'
peclcd dramatic lolicilies were rocog'
nilod BIZ the mind through the ear J
noycr before heard q chorus sing WIN
tic pure and chungeful expression OF q
single voice. The choruses IN linndrl y
orniorics, given NJ Sydculnm twenty
years ago. under DlCOstAS direction,
were surpassed by the performance ol
lodny II was original IN Tue perlrr''
ton of the execution no lc's Than ~ 'h'
conception Of both poet and composer
The effect upon the audience could not
bc mistaken. Whom Mr. whitney be-
pin his hnss solo,
Long ~ thlno Art shall love trua love-
cyoy word. with It. iaintct modnlatlon
of expression, was distinctly heard ny
At least fifteen thousand persons AZ
the close the applause was 30 great that
The chorus, already underway -uddcnly
stoppod 10 allow mn encore for the SOLO
"A hing almost unprecedented on an
occasion Of the kind,
This IL evidently just criticism upon
the poem of southern writer and bril-
liant poet Wcprcsent the cantata en-
tirci
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

In the use OF n wholesome lnvig0rant lies
the only hope OF rebuilding a shattered con-
Stitution. Iostotters Stomach Bltters are
not only an ominently wholesome tonic, but
they rectlty with most satisfactory prompts
tude arrangements OF the stomach, liver and
bowels which are Incompatible with return
Of health and strength. When the system Is
enfeebled by disease, by tho wear and tear OF
business life, by continuous mental anxiety.
by the exhaustion consequent upon late
hours and fast living, by oyor-work and by
sedentary habits, the Bittts are the most re-
liable medicinal agent fer imparting perma'
uGnt yigor Ia the deDilitated frame, The
new stock OF vitality which they infuse into
broken down physique, and the orderly ac-
tlon which they establish among the organs
OF digestion, secretion and evacuation, more
over, constitute Its bost safeguard against
malarial disease,
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or all the horrible evidence ever
adduced against plaintiff com
mend US to that offered by certain in
surance company when sued for $4,000
in the Federal Court at st. Louis, and
for bitter letters descriptive of great
crime, read to US the letters of certain
parties in Kansas City and Jefferson
City, Missouri particularly one from the
Prosecuting Attorney, johnson. Chick,
Armijo 4 Co. and the ricketts, don't
mince matters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

VIZ are in receipt Of an exceedingly
able speech delivered by the Hon, D, b.
Culbertson on the Texas and Pacific
Railroad in Congress on the lth instant
In mastery argument it rivals his ccle-
brated effort upon the International
Railroad delivered in the Senate of the
State of Texas.
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WE arc plcascd TO note that our for
iner associates in the House, Senators
Storey and McLoary. are not only fully
sustaining, but adding largely to their
already cnyiable reputation. They are
both accomplished speakers and schol'
arly gentlemen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

FoR cool, daring, desperate and court
~ robbers commend us to those very
-poiitp7rrd suove gentry that tackled the
mail coaches between Dallas and Fort
Worth. One would think, but for the
deadlincss of their aim, that they had
been bred French dancing masters.
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TnG secular pross are adycting to the
mortgages remaining unsntlsiicd upon
many of the costlcst churches of the
East, under the heading of cbt.Rid.
den Temples The Richmond E"qurcr
spoal<s as follows: with the sun shin
ing through stained gl9sswipdows, the
rich tones of the organ filling the cdilice
with harmony carpets 80 luxurious that
no football can be heard, richly cush-
toned pcws resplendent with crimson
velvet, beautifully carved altar iiwni-
turc columns and pillars whose capitals
and carvings remind ono of the dcscrip-
lions Of the temples Of anGlpnt tlmoi,
higharchcd roof and graceful tower
how could religion hil to be pleasant
when procticed in such an odiIce
Presently the minister n man of com
handing form, intellectual countcn-
ance and benign expression, CHANGING
for moment over the thousand up
turned faces of the congregation, says
in clear, sweet voice I'VE will now
take up u collection for the notes we
have given for building our ohupoh
The money must be raised, and hope
the brethren will not fail to contribute
| libcrally,' The charm IL broken no
more one cares to admire the beauty OF
the structure for congregation have
burdened themselves with debts they
may never pay in order to have fine
church, a fancy preacher and first
class choir,
Before they occupied a modest but
substantial structure, had good singing,
and no debts But this wouldn't do !,
they wanted to be like other churches,
so that their Christianity and them
selves might be seen from affair. There
is a great tendency to this sort of thing
all over the country. Congregations
loaded with debt are Sunday after Sun
day, dunned by their pastors to meet
their obligations; and he does more
than his duty, for they ought to pay for
what they have bought But this ncy-
er-ending cry of more, even though pro-
ceeding from the lips OF a minister, can
not fail, to use mild word, to become
tiresome, and have a tendency to drive
people elsewhere, where If the truth il
not offered in so fine setting it is ut
least dispensed at lower price,
A church isa church; even if il be
located in some forest grove the princi-
pie involved is the same; and we have
no reason TO think that the prayer of.
fered up in n two hundred thousand
dollar church will meet with any more
favor than if the same petition was Of
fered up in the midst OF u desert with
sand for velvet carpet for gothic root, u
summer sky. If every congregation
would look the matter square in the
face, and resolve to do as much as they
could with what they have and nothing
with what they haven't, all parties
would come out better Perhaps there
wouldn't be so many poor ministers
kept out of their salaries, and even the
heather of Africa would have better
show. As it is, these unpaid-for editices
are simply monuments of folly, which
will stand as reminders Of the personal
vanity and shortsightedness of those
who built them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

TnE Joint resolution offered in the
House on the 18th instant, directing
the Treasury Department to pay out
Sl0,O00,000 of silver coin in exchange
for grecnbacks the latter to be held
apart rs fund wherewith to redeem
FUNCTIONAL cnrrencY. was lost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

BrrwrrS tho years 1888 and 1873
Congress has appropriated slOl,7Ojl
l63.4S for railroads, wogon.roods and
canals in the United States nineteen
iwcntieths of which sum has been cx-
pended outside of the Southern States.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

tbs Brooklyn drgus says forty cen
turtles may look down upon us from the
pinnacle Of modern civilization without
discovering man bold enough to hit u
woman on the toes with tack-hammer
while she is directing him how to put
down carpet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

'rnr HrnlLp having mado diagnosis
Of Judge Cumming disease, will, we
hope, send in . prcscription,-- Fort
Worth Standard
II we are not in error II little pbifas
humead Win something green in it
would lsScomposedly upon our friends
stomach.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

GnaS harvesting in good earnest will
commence this week, all over north
crn Texas, and the yield viii come neal
averaging twenty bushels to the acre
Thcare planted Is fully onc.third more
than that Of last year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

ms Cincinnati tnqaircr agrees Win
Tnr lIrl,lp that the October elections
IL Ohio and Indiana will decide pracil'
cllIy the vote Of November following
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-21

fIr2HuGn was Samuel's friend; and
Samuel was Fitzhugh friend. Accord
ing to the latter, the former was the
best friend OF his you ever see" They
'irolicked" together, We do not know
how they 'frolicked," but il is safe to
say that buck-beer at Sanderson's and
steamed oysters at Haney's did not
comprise the whole of the merry-mak.
ing.--[ Inter-0cean.
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Five rooms, gas throughout; bath room.
k,tenen, servants room, laundry tall com,
pietely furnished), stone cellar, cistern. well
Win force pump. lot $50 ieet front by 100 feet
ply 70 Chas. Fred. Tucker, over City Bank.
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VIZ

Music, irom tho height of time my word
unfold;
In thy large signals all mems hearts mans
heart behold
Mid.haaven unroll thy chords ~ friendly
ilags unfurlod
And wave the worlds best lovers welcome
to the world,
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pr month. Address w, Herald ONCE. M. %
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"Long NJ thine Art shall love true love,
Long ~ thy Science truth shall know,
Long M thine Eagle harms no Dove,
LOug asthy land by law shall grow,
Long as thy Go is God above,
Thy brother every man below;
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Now Praise TO Gods oft-grantod grace,
Now Praise To mans uudnunted face;
Despite the land, despite the sea-
/ was; am; and | shall be-
How long Good Angel, q now longp
Sing we from Heaven n mans own song !!
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Notice to Bullae''

Sealed proposals for bu u "a h,g'
Church IN the city OF W. I'D 81 y n
until the first day OF u ia "a ia, ~ 4.
Said building is 70 be sss,rrnetsd aos< =
walls of brick, and c0ns.i ,sshich ~ q
plans and specifications, " ~ Ssiias,, "A
az the office Of the We W., Ruildirt. VI
Address w. A. FQRI, ~ ~ rs!f'
Waco, Texas, May !, 1910
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plymouth, ihce--lhee Albany
Winter cries, Ne Gcrle. dWdVi
Vengeance orius, yoHr Ordpcs hW adyi
~.
Then old shapes, aud masks ~ things,
Framed like Faith or clothed like Kings
Ghosts Of Goods one lieshed aud fair
Grown foul IiadS IN allen ar
War and his most noisy lords,
1ongucd with 1.-THE nnd poisoned swords.
Error, Terror, Rage and Crime,
All ma windy night OF time,
Cried Ia mo ir6rn land and sea,
No ThOH MdH not he
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a loan OF tho above sum for SIXTY dava.
1000 uo interest and collateral. Address Xxx.
,e.s,e o1aee. z-- kw mie-2f
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IluguenOts whispering Bed IN the dark,
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red, like an arrow shot true to his mark
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Patience aud Labor aud Holpmh'aQnlod
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Toll through the stertOrous death OF The
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Toll, when wild brother wara now dark the
light,
Toll and forgive and kiss DER and replIght.
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Special.
l invite the special attention of the ladies
OF Dallas and Vicinity 10 NV new stocs ~
Millinery Goods just received direct from
the importers and home manufacturers, The
gooas embrace every novelty the market AZ.
fords and at considerable reduction from
former prices. An examination OF my line
OF goods IL respectfully solicited Ready
], suits, Dressmaking, Hair Work. Mrs,
Lamar Hotel. Opf''''e
Wanted.
second hand Ice Cream Freezer. "A
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Wanted.
Every one TO know the great pleasure am,
penent 70 be derived from DR.. Colemanis
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From this hundred terrGced height
Rlghl more large win noblnr llglit'
Ranges down yOn lowering years.
Humber smiles and lOrdllnf tears
Nhina aud ian, shine aud inll,
While old voices rise ana oh u
Youder where tho 10 aud fro,
WsltorIng ~ my Long Ago,
MDyrH about tho moYclosN base
Far b0loW my resting place.
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Let the Hrench be Healed.

The prospect OF the nomination of Mr..
TILDEN at st. Louis appears TO brighten.
Ii is almost certain that he would be nomi-
mated If it were not for the division in the
Democratic party of his own State. Why
should this division continue? 1t has been
occasoned, If we properly understand it.
chiefly by the indiscretious of some of Mr..
TILDEN : roo oihcious friends. one of the
main causes WIS the inculpation of inno-
cent men in the canal frauds. Whatever
wrong has been done IN that way should
be set right So far as that is possible. just
offence, too, was given by the unwarranted
attacks upon the Judges of the Court of
Appeals. These are understood to have
emanated from prominent friends of Gov.
TILDEN; hut we are sure the Governor
never countenunced them. We look upon
the habeas corpus decision as unsurpassed
in Importance by any decision ever made
in the state. The principles on which it is
based constitute the shield of every citi-
zen, and are essential TO his safety. We
believe Gov. TILDEN Is too sound a lawyer
and too much a statesman not 10 yield to
the,r his hearty assent. II we thought
that lac had lent himself to the denuncia-
ton of these great principles, ana Of those
who judlcially gave expression 10 them,
we would oppose his nomination at st.
Louis with n zeal warmer than wo now
bring TO its advocacy.
Chief Judge CHURCH and those closely
allied TO him in politics nre reasonable
men; they should be treated by the Gov
ernor's special friends with the high con-
SHERATON TO which they are entitled, aud
the breach Should be healed. To restore
the Government to insure Its administra-
ton on Jefersonian principles for four
years 10 come-this is too great an object
to be sacrificed 10 unnecessary personal
differences. If Gov. TILpEN could e. TO
St. Louis with his own State heartily unit
ed in his favor, we do not see what could
stand in the way of his nomination and
election. Shall this work Of reconciliation
De undertaken? The time is short, Lut the
object is worthy of the effort. With peace
fully restored in the ranks OF the party its
strength would be irresistible.