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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-13
HEALTH Is HAPPINESS
CON CENT RATED
White Sulphur Springs Va|p
Natures Own Remedy,

This valuable preparation mt nm bvb
geo ~ Coleman, Dallas, Texas, is an inisI
PIE cure FOR Chronic Constipation. Sick A..
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Torpid Liys
nervous Debility and the long list Old
e''Ses arising nom disoldered stomach an
constipated bowels. 80
III Will relieve the worst cases of neryop
una SICK headaches in from one TO Nm.
hours; wan cure themOst obstinate caSesg
chronic constipation in from ten to thin
days. w" w 'ii''
1t is'the best and surest purgatiye ew
"oSu ipi IN uIscase, being perfectly sateu
Iloli, ehtlrely nee from any nausea, gripl5,
or even npleasantncsS. POssessing io'
properties Ia thing unknown I'm any OIL
sure pursatlVe) that purifies the blood An
uullus up the system In such manner m,
tile SAINT y, erect Is produced by II redde
uose uhtil It's use may be discontinued md
permanent cure effected. ''"'
~ ID convenient, only requiring glass
Waler ana can be taken at ali times. MS {
action VIII not interfere in either busir,
| or pleasure. ~
by analysts this preparation will be fou
10 contain all the medicinal properties
me White sulphur Spring Water, as tak
from the Springsnbuti in concentrated for
each pint being equal to two gallons,
me medicinal properties of the salin
ana acids found in White sulphur SnrI
| ~ oio Wtii uHuelSIoOu by all well "
formed medical men. In fact, these salil.
ana acids prepared by nature, enter direct
into the composition of the blood, and :
blood can be healthy that LACKS any one
them IN their proper proportion.
4, Hence The sure and unvarying action
inns preparation. AS soon AZ il is taken
enters into the blood, expel.lng all accum
lated poisons arising from indigestion <
malaria purifying the blood, and strengtl
eulhP the nervous system, clearing the cor
pIeXion and iinrarting a general heNItl
tone to the entire system.
10 put this in the reach OF all, we are pu
ting it up In two size bottles, the pricesl
ing Twenty-Five cents and dollar, Sold
druggists generally.
nm GEO. g, COLEMAN Il co.
DALLAS, TEXAS, July IL, 1876.
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The ward Meetings.

The Democracy in three wards have
now organized three clubs. The men
selected as officers are all good citizens
and not professional politicians. The
rule has been adopted that each ward
form its own club without outside
pressure. Democrats have no business
taking part in any proceedings outside
of their own wards. They may be
present, OF course, but 1t is better taste
that each ward attend to and control
its own organization. Speakers from
other wards can be invited to address
ward club, but should rigidly abstain
from participating in the proceedings.
Let every ward "shinny on its own
side"
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RerAnMNl.

Bishop Garrett has returned to the
city.
Major DuXberry he's gone to New
York on busin as.
Mr.. JEFF Word, who has been i'll fol
several weeks, was out on the streets
yesterday.
Sheriff Moon discharged his awful
duty on Friday with commendable
nerve and dispatch.
Mr.. W.C.Connor lelC last evening for
the East as delegate to the National
Convention of Fire Engineers.
June Peak and his ftiUS dchdtcS,
Levy, who have been doing the from
tier, have returned from Fort Concho
with their scalps.
Burton, whose taste about every
thing fair is unimpeachable, viii have
a telegraph Office at the Fair, for the
brave and the fair.
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TIE HERALD would rejoice to see q
more rigid law enacted to prevent and
punish this cowardly and murderous
practice, The number of men in this
community who make it II point to 20
armed is larger than some of our read.
ers may suppose Not that their
lives are in danger or that anybody is
enamored of their gore, but simply be-
cause they are naturally aggressive
and derive their courage principally
from the fact that they are armed.
Their manner and tone is that of arm
ed men. The habit is very much to
be deprecated and nothing but num-
Der of examples made will check the
practice.
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CITY BUSINESS.
RIOT nHd Cold Baths AT Wilson's, M
Al Elm street. DECIDEDLY
Where md why a?

This question is often heard ON our streets
and from facts well known to those who
have visited the establishment, it seems al
most miracle TO find every one who has
invested at the New York Clothing Hous 90
speak SO highly OF the house. Their coming
among MS In the very dullest season OF the
year, the extremely large stock they carry,
the vast quantities of goods daily sold, are
puzzles for rybody; hence we hear, where
are they found? They come from New York,
of the large manufacturing establishment of
a. stoinberg 500, 81 Walker street. And
why can they command such trnde? They
are importers and manufacturers of all they
sell, and make it Il matter of Importance to
let everybody find out that what they sell IS
the best md lowest in price, ana have no
opposition in the city OF Dallas, for they Rlp
daily represented In the b st market OF the
United states, where, with cash, they can
una many opportunities for proper invest
monis, This house is located nj SOB Elm
street, Dallas, Texas, where our merchants
rom far ana near can lay In their supplies
ateX@ct New York prices. Special lines of
Clothing cents Furnishing Goods, Boots
ana shoes and Notions.
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The men who have devoted them.
selves to the work of securing to Dallas
system of public schools, care moth
ing for the fossilized vaporings Of men
fifty years behind the times. They
have the best interests of the people
at heart in desiring greater educational
advantages for the children of Dallas,
and will not insult the intelligence
aud public spirit of this community,
by supposing for one moment that
when it comes to n vote, that the peo-
pie who pay the taxes will not be over
whelmingly in favor of public schools.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Cumberland Presbyterian Church-on JEFF
ierson street, three blocks North Of the Court
House Square-Rov II. f. Bone pastor, Ser
vices every sabbath morning atlO% O'Clock,
Sabbath-school Mt o'clock u. m,
; Jewish synagogue Rov. A. Suhler Rabbi,
Regular service, Friday evening at x O'Clock.
Sunday School, Sunday morning 10 10 II
o'clock.
Christian Church. Corner Austin street
and Ross avenue, Services, lOL and7 o'clock.
Sunday School at 0 II. m. Social meeting ev-
cry Thursday night at O'Clock. Elder KIRK
Baxter, Pastor.
N. X. Church SOutIi--Corner Commerce and
Lamar streets - Rev. Mr.. Nicely, Pastor,
Services AT II am. ana ~ pm. every Sunday.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening ut N
O'Clock. Strangers and visiting members
brethren cordially invited.
congregational Churrli--Servicos every Sum
day, Mt knights OF Pythias Hail, Preaching
ut IL O'Clock to-day, by Roy. II. NJ. Daniels
Visiting brethren cordially invited to ut
tend.
First Baptist Church-Corncr Sycamore and
Patterson streots-Rey, q. W. Rogers, Pastor
residence 2lO Bryan street,. Services every
Lords Day ut II o'clock am. and ~ O'Clock
Sabbath pm. School Mt "a o'clock AIN
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening nj X
O'Clock. Seats free.
First Presbyterian Church ON Elm street
Rev. A. u. Smith, Pastor. Sunday School al
3% o'clock AIM; preaching at II n,ln. and I
pm. Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
inga. Ladies' Aid Society meets every
Thursday evening Mt p. m, at the Chmch
Young Mems Christian Association Rooms
oyer StuniOrd's boot ana shoe store Elm
street Free reading rooms open every night
Second Presbyterian Church -Old Assembly
Services ut the Young Mems Christian AssO
citation Rooms, No. COS Main street, up stairs
ut II A, n. and ST., M. Rev, j. q. Nonnble
Pastor. Sabbath school at lOA.M.
Tabernacle VI. v. Church, Elm Htrcot-Rev
IL. ii. Carhart, Pastor Bible School (Intcr
national Lesson room 10 AIN. Preaching, l.
am. and SPIN Sunday School, 2p. IN. Scr
vice Sacred and Social Song, 7:l5p pm. Prayer
Meetings (Wednesdays), IA PIN. Ladies'
Soclable Lecture room (Thursdays), IA pm
Strangers welcome.
Floyd street N. E.ChurCh. --Rev. j. X. Allen
Pastor. Services at II am. and ~ pm. every
Sunday. Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening
at7H o'clock. Strangers and visiting mem.
beers cordially Invited.
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DnIIna To tlay.

For four years the sound of the ham.
mer has been heard in Dallas, resi-
dence after residence, block after
block has sprung up like magic. From
little place of twelve hundred inhabi-
tants, 1t has grown to city of sixteen
thousand, and still the hammer is
heard pegging away. So far from
there being any decrease, there is
rather an increase. The number of
homesteads In Dallas speak well for
permanency of the people here. They
have come to stay and have acted ac-
cordingly' In four more years there
will be wonderful progress.
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days ago, and speaks in the highest
terms of this house. For clean beds
and good fare 1t cannot be excelled.
"A negro named Cockerell threat
ened this morning, near the Washing
ton Hotel, to kill Mcdonald, hack
driver, who jumped out Of the hack
and knocked Cuiiee down twice. Mar
shal Morton took him in, and the
Mayor will have him rise and explain
his thirst for gore.
Michael McGinnis, employed in
the Trinity Iron Works, on Friday
night fell into culvert on Main street,
just above Orr's stable, and broke his
hip. After much suffering he was res
cued from his horrible position and
cared for. 1t is not improbable he
may sue the city and recover heavy
damages.
Elsewhere we publish letter OF
explanation from General Cabell, our
worthy ex-Mayor. The General is
mistaken when he says the friends OF
Governor ThrockmOrton are opposed
to the formation of Tilden and Hen
bricks clubs. The General will fine
on inquiry, that the friends Of Gov
| pruOr ThrOclimOrIOn urn ut fine hput
OF each aud every Democratic club ii
this city, and are redhOt for the elcc
tion of "lhOu shalt not steal.n
From the efforts of the human
family to secure in abundance tn,
neccssaries of life, the great volume o
business in the world is created. Tha
. the education of man should be found
ed upon II practical knowledge of tn,
arts and sciences in their direct appli
cation to the industries and every day
I business Of human affairs, is the pro
gressive idea which should govern on
system Of instruction in this age 0
progress and practical inventions
The course of instruction and actua
business training in the Common
% wealth Business College Of Dallas il
what the young men Of this country
need, and is abreast with the trU,
spirit of progress.
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Being enabled at present to purchase
goods in my line at reduction of ~
per cent, deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof and !
shall, therefore, from this date, sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT.
On former prices. am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as
sortmcnt of goods in my line ever
brought to Dallas Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to, Orders filled
Tor amy cemetery in the city, &"
A. W. morton,
UndcrtaIler IS Cochran street, Dallas,
Texas jy22-tf
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Centennial Exhibition
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL ENHI-
hitiou, designed 10 commemorate the one
llundredth Anniversary of American indie
pendence, opened May 10Th, and will close
November 10th, 1873. All the Nations of the
world and all the States and Il rritories OF
the Union Will participates, bringing togeth-
er the most comprehensive collection OF art
treasures mechanical inventions, scientific
discoveries, manufacturing achievements
mineral specimens and agricultural pro-
ducts ever exhibited. The grounds devoted
to the Exhibition are situated on the line OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace
Park, all highly improved and ornamented
on which ARE erected the largest buildings
ever COnStructed-tive of these covering an
area OF NIFTY acres and costing S5OOO,O0O. The
total number Of buildings erected for the
dred.
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Not long ago, just outside the county,
there appeared in n neighborhood u
poverty stricken looking individual
with his family from the wilds of Ten
nessee. The neighbOrs We're 80 touch
ed by his air of neediness and want
that they made up n purse of ten dol
lars, and one of them took il over and
handed it TO Tennessee with the re-
mark that his ncighbors sympathized
with his poverty and wanted to help
him. Tennessee thanked the neigh
Dor and said he didn't want it and
would try and worry along without it,.
The neighbOr took the ten dollars
back to the donors and was greatly
puzzled about it being declined by a
man in the depths of poverty. The
other day the neighbor was in the city
and says: "What do you think, Ten.
nessee has bought up all the best land
in our neighborhood, and has got more
money than all of us put together. He
had ten thousand dollars in gold the
day took that ten dollars over to
him as charity. Moral Don't Judge
men in Texas by their clothes or looks.
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wanted, Sidewalks.

Some weeks ago there was side
walk ordinance fur0re. The busy time
of the year will soon be here and the
muddiest. VIII the Council take any
action that will secure to us this win
ter sidewalks. There will be greater
need than ever for good sidewalks.
Main and ELM, at least, should be at.
tended to. As they now are they
don't say much for the enterprise OF
property owners or the administration
in power.
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The Coming Fnir.

On the twenty-third of October, the
North Texas Fair Association will give
their first Fair. The.occasion will at
tract the largest crowd ever assembled
in Dallas. Our merchants are getting
ready their stocks of goods, the hotels
are ready, the exhibitors are preparing
and the committees of the Association
are working industriously. The pre-.
MUM list is ready. Five thousand
copies of it will be printed for general
distribution. The premiums offered
will be most liberal, and there is every
promise of a great success
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10 MassI, Enrksdale, Hunt, CoombS, Nor
, gan, Stemmons, Burke, BOokuout LeaBe
ana Ehlu.
DALLAS, August 10, 1870
GENTLEMEN--You are hereby APP.
pointed II committee to appOrti0n
for trial the cases now remaining on
the civil docket Of the District Court
of Dallas county In making this ap'
portionment due regard VIII be had as
to the day Of trial Of these cases here
tofore set, so that tLey will be assigned
for trial on the day they have already
set. The District Court win resume
its labors on Monday, the llth day Of
September next, by which time il is
be hoped you will be ready to make
your report Respectfully,
NAT. NJ. BuKFOKD.
District Judge.
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fifty years. have consulted eminent
physicians East and West, and have
tried various remedies without feeling
relief Within the last TWO months |
have used your Concentrated White
Sulphur Springs Water with the hap
pies, effects.
Taken when the first symptoms Gp-
pear IL has prevented the attack
Taken when the suffering has become
intense, II has relieved me iH from
three to four hours, whereas, hereto
fore / have suffered from twelve to
thirly-six hours regard it as M ih'
valuable medicine. Respectfully
| n l. RICE.
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what die Ornrginfs snN

-, We, the undersigned Druggists OF palls
Texas, having been selling DR., Coleman
Concentrated White sulphur Springs Wal
FOR the past year or more, and having ann
opportunity OF learning OF its effect upon i
paitles to whom we have sold, do unheslt
IhEl5 pronounce IL Ohe OF the best remedi
upon the market. And for the djseas
mentioned in DR.. Coleman Is circular, and {
pecially chronic constipation, sick and nd
VoGs headaches, ana as n common purgatli
we havenever sold any preparation tll
gives such universal satisfaction.
Knowing its pleasant and unIailing effe6
losetner win It's perfect s.tety under all e.
we most cheelfuily rerornmet
lis use to the suffering everywhere.
CONNOR II WALKER,
GALLAWAY IL GALE,
HOSklNS Il HOWELL,
WILLIAMS 81 TOLLIVER
DALLAS, Texas, July |, 1876.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Public schools for Dallas.

Public schools for Dallas.
The more schools the less jails.
Shall we build jails or school
houses?
Rifle match-Lamars, SO; Stone
wall Greys. Al.
The military fever is on the in.
crease. A cavalry company is being
organized.
"A handsome cotton premium is to
be one of the great features of the Fair,
October %.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.
Rev. w. f. Eustalus, p. e., will
fill the pulpit at the Lamar street
Church to-day at II o'clock Il. m.
On Monday night the Democracy
OF the First ward will organize a Til
den and Hendricks Reform Club.
Rev. M. III. Nicely will preach at
the Tabernacle on Elm street to-day at
III O'Clock. Sabbath school at 2 d. M.
Mr.. Thomas Ramsey had his leg
broken yesterday morning by getting
tangled up in rope trying to catch n
horse.
The most delicious candies are
made fresh every day at Greeves n
Co.'S 3l3 Main street, opposite Cosmo.
politan Hotel.-Ad.
MIR. J, w. Ballard, employed in
the Phoenix mills, had one of his fin
gers cut off while attending machine
yesterday morning.
-lf:you want to go North, East
South or West, go and see johnson ~
Manget at lie Grand Hotel. They want
to buy county script.-Ad.
Hamilton, the great hat king, is
constantly receiving and opening
very choice and elegant variety of
fashionable hats.
Several cases were up before the
Mayor yesterday for carrying concealed
weapons. IL Is time to put down this
barbar0us practice with the strong arm
of the law.
--Greeves u Co.'S. candies are made
OF the purest sugar aud are perfectly
healthy for children. Send the little
ones to 3l3 Main street.-Ad.
The little opposition which has so
far manifested itself against public
schools comes from men who know
nothing of the system, its workings
and advantages to the people, the
city and property.
You can buy choice Messina
lemons at sixty-tive cents dozen, and
all kinds of fruits, nuts, ETC., at low
figures at De Stefano Bros, SlS Main
street.
The wheat is now coming in very
freely. Az the elevator all IL activity |
aud hustle. The receipts of wheat this
year promises to be larger than ever
known II the present volume IL any
index.
Wrapping paper Irvine, paper
bags, croquet sets, wall paper, all
kinds of stationery, select and fresh
stock Of the latest literature, at Reed n
Lathrops, sos Main street. Call and
examine their stock.-Ad.
The following gentleman torn the
Schleicher reception committees
Messrs. A. Schneider, En-. Tillmann,
M. Ullmsnn, 9. Kreig, l.. Lehman,
John d. kerfoot, DR.. Leake, John
Henry Brown, Il. III. Gruber and A. b.
Norton.
The Mineola House, kept by j.
II. Miner, Is one of the best hotels In
Texas. Our agent stopprd there a few ,
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We are pleased to note that the vir-
tues of DR.. ColemaD's White Sulphur
Springs Water are being appreciated
abroad as well as at home. The fol-
lowing letter from an eminent Presby-
terrain minister Of Missouri is high
testimonial to its merits;
FULTON, Mo-, July Il, 1876
DR.. @. $. Coleman;
DEAR SIR-I have been great suf-
Ierer from sick headache for almost
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AS soon rs the ward Tilden and Hen.
bricks reform clubs are organized there
should be grand torchlight process.
sion of the Democracy. 1t would not
only afford magnificent night spec.
tacle but arouse no little enthusiasm.
We want to see the Democracy of BAL.
las in line.
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on for SlOOUa,

Our merchants have began their an
nual exodus North for goods. The
prospects for fine fall trade are good
We look now to see larger jobbng
trade than ever done in Dallas. The
facilities and the men are here and the
business will be done here for all
North Texas. The farther west the
road goes, the more trade Will we tap.
Our trade is constantly increasing.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The Great Trunk Line
Fast Mail Route Of the United States

win be the most direct, convenient ana
| economical way of reaching PhiladelpnlG
anu this great Exhibition from all sections
| of the country. Its truinSto and from Phil.
| adelphia will pass through Grand Centeu.
| NAL Depot, which the Company have erected
Mt the Main Entrance to the Exhibition
| Grounds for the accommodation OF passen,
| gers who wish TO stop at or start from The
numerous large hotels contiguous 20 this sta
ton ana the EXhibition-a convenience OF
| the greatest value to visitors, and afforded
| exclusively by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
which Is The Only Line Running Direct TO
| the Centennial Buildings. Excursion trains
will also stop at the Encampment Of the
| Patrons of HuSbandry, at Elm Station, on
| this road.
| The Pennsylvania Rairod Is the Grandest
Railway Organization III the World. 1t
Controls Seven Thousand Miles Of Railway,
forming continuous lines to Philadelphia
New York, Baltimore aud Washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are run
from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Cincin
natl, indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, Cleye
land, and Erie without change
Its main line is laid with double and third
tracks Of heavy steel rails upon deep bed
Of broken stone ballast, and It's bridges are
all OF iron or stone. Its passenger Strainsare
equipped with every known Improvement
Tor comfort ana safety, and are run nj faster
speed for greater distances than the trains of
any line on the continent. The Company
has largely increased It's equipment for Cen.
tennal travel, and will be prepared to build
niits own shops locomotives and passenger
cars ut short notice sufficient 10 fully accom-
MEDIATE any extra demand. The uneQunled
resources Mt the command OF the Company
guarantee the most perfect accommodations
TOR al its pptronS during the Centennial Ex-
hib.tion.
The Magnificent Scenery for which the
Penn sylvRnM Railroad is so Justly ceIe-
bratcd presents to the traveller over its per-
feet roadway an eVer-chauging panorama of
river, mountain, and landscape views un-
equaled in Amer 60.
The Eating-StalOnS on this line are unSur-
passed Meals will be furnlsed at suitable
hours and ample time allowed for enjoying
them
Excursion Tickets, al reduced rates, will
he sold at all principal Railroad Ticket Oni-
ces in the West Northwest, Southwest.
lie sure that Your Tickets Read via the
Great Pennsylvania Route to the Centen- |
MAJ. FRANK THOMPSON,
$780,. General Manager.
ID, NJ, BOYD, r,Gen'l Pass'r Agent.