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The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
What a Plant Did.

\ little plant was given 10 Il
sick girl. In trying to take care
of it, the family made changes in
their way of living. First they
cleaned the window thatmore
light might come into its leaves;
then when not too cold they would
open the windows so that fresh air
might help the plant to grow.
Next the clean window made
the rest of the room look so untidy
that they used to wash the floor
and walls and arrange the furni.
ture more neatly. This led the
father OF the family to mend 8
broken chair or two which kept
him home4sevea evenings.
After the work was done. he
stayed heme instead OF spending
his leisure at a tavern, and money
thus saved went to buy comforts
Tor them all. And then, as the
home grew more attractive the
whole family loved it and each
other better than ever before. and
grew healthier and happier witt
their flowers.
Thus the little plant brought ,
real as well as aphysical blessing
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
Archbishop Purcell on the School
Fund

Cincinnati, August l0.-Ihe
Catholic Telegraph of this morn
ing contains an article from Arch
bishop Purcell, addressed to the
people of the United States. rela'
tive to the attitude of the Catholic
Church toward the public school
system, IN which he declares that
the church has no disposition to
interfere with the system. He
further says: "No doubt justice
and equity would entitle the
Catholic people Of this country to
exemption from taxation for the
support of other schools, or to a
share of the public school fund in
proportion to the number of pupils
in the schools, but even this we
are disposed to waive in your fa-
vor."
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
Skin Race for S3.OOv.

PORT CoLBoRNE, ONT, August 10
The skif Grace b., bound from Boston
to Detroit in 12O days, on bet of SO,
OCO, passed through Welland canal to,
day. 81 days out.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
Marriage in the Surf.
From the Providence journal.

Last winter an elderly Balti-
more gentleman, proud Of his
wealth, discovered that his
daughter had dared to love Il
young man far below her in the
estimation of society. a week
latter the Baltimore mansion was
closed for the season, and the
names of father and daughter soon
after appeared on the register of
one OF the hotels at Narragansett
Pier. There was with them a
companion, outwardly treated as
an equal, but in reality paid spy
over the young ladye's actions and
correspondence. But before Il
fortnigh hit had elapsed the young
lover at Baltimore received one
morning a big envelope containing
II dainty little note which filled
him with ioy uuspeakable. He
| had 4 friend who was clergyman,
and before the sun had set that
nj ght the two had a long, earnes,
conference, which resulted next
morning in the departure of the
twain for Narragansett Pier The
! old gentleman wss forbidden by
his physician to bathe in the surf,
the spy hated the sea as the devil
is said to hate holy water. The
young lady enjoyed her baths ex-
ceedingly, and, as the most infat-
uated lover is apt to be temper
arily disenchanted by the appear
ance of his ideal in bathing
dress, the father and the spy con-
cluded that no possible harm could
come to the "dear child" in the
water, and so the spy sat upon
the bank and watched. The low
er and the minister reached Prov
idence in due time and speedily
won young lawyer over to their
cause. The lover then went to
the pier, and, keeping out of the
way of the spy, suddenly appear
ed before the happy girl in the
water.
A few minutes sufficed for him
to propose thatthey be married the
next day in the water, and the lady
promptly consented. Back flew
the enraptured lover to Providence,
legal formalities were quitely ar.
ranged, the lawyer invited a con-
fidential friend rs a witness, and
the next day, when the water was
full of people, party of five might
have been seen little apart from
the other bathers. The marriage
ceremony had to be suspended
every few seconds on account of
the breakers. Then the foam
leaped up to claim the first kiss
from the lips of the bride, but the
rest of the little company relin-
quished their privilege on account
Of tho attention such a proceeding
might attract.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
Resuming Specie Payments.

San Francisco, August To-
United States Detective Finnegass
to day arrested here A. Mohrig for
manufacturin g and uttering count.
erf.it gold dollars He seized sew
eral thousand bank pieces and five
hundred finished gold dollars and a
lot of dies and stamps. Parties in
the eastern and western States
have been passing these pieces =
JoSehh H.Price alias Gus Williams.
now waiting trial in Chicago fo1
passing counterfeits, was supplied
by Mohrig. The prisoner gave
bail i'll 50. 900.
Silver, five and a-quarter to sin
discount.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11

PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, sl2; Halves. S.: Quarters,
$ tickets, sl1J 27l2 tickets. $500 So
ueketssogO; !534 tickets 81 .0OJ. 100000 tickets
at sl2 each:
Hon. Z. II Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort.
the entire hoard of City Councilmen. Hon.
Alvin DuNall, la,e Chief Justice OF Ken
tucky' and other distinguished citizens. to-
gether with such disinterested persons as toe
ticket holders, present may designate will
superintend the drawing.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
Post Office Money order or Registered Let
ter made nayable TO KENTUCKY CASH
DISTRICT TON COMPANY:
All communications. orders for Tickets,
ana application for Agencies should be ad-
| dressed 10
HON. THOS. p. PORTER.
General Manager. Frankfort. Ky.
iulyl5 2tawlm
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11

uA-Riise's Food .or -Iufaots 1ni INA IL
See slver.isement.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
President Grant to succeed sherman

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 10.-The Re-
publican has obtained information,
from what is deemed an entirely trust.
worthy source, that General Sherman,
through second parties. is negotiating
for an elegant property in Cote, a b-il-
liant and fashionable suburb of that
city, for future residence; that he
will certainty retire from the army
after the 4th of March, in the event OF
the election of Hayes and Wheeler.and
that Gen. Grant will be appointed
Sherman's successor.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
Dunbar System
SUCCESSFULLY.

SDNCESSfJ LILY
RIntekering iHvariablyIcured inI one shoe
ing.
knucklipg and knee sprung hoseses are
mediately benefited and left in condition to
the aid of which nature soon effects perma.
nent cure.
Lameness from corps instantly rem owed.
Immediate relief given in cases of acute
founder.
Diseases Of the above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereto
fore considered incurabie by "Old SCHOOL,
Veterinarians. are by judcous application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited at the
office. shew ing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense 10 acquire a
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the only smiths in the State to whom Mr..
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method OF
| treatment, am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
| employ only competent men and per-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. lliandi lib Orange 81.
DAVID W GILMAN.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
A Fortune for Only SIP !
Thursday. Aug. 81. 1876.
100000
RKeIsrER's OFFICE,

ThOs: p Porter. III Gov. KY.
General Manager.
POSITIVELY No PoSTP0NEMENT!
as we will have a series Of Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent of post
poning.
I,tsr op t3IfTs
The daily gazette., 1876-08-11
How a Courier Escaped a ScaIpino

OMAHA, August 1O-The couri.
er sent to the Red Cloud Agency
from FORT Laramie, on Monday
last, returned there during last
night. He says when near Run,
ming Water he was met by six In
dians, who shot at him and wound
ed his horse. He hid among the
sand hills and escaped
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02

xxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND re
w ouested TO announce Evan y; Grn' ~
as a candidate for Justice OF tle tsn,o 's su,
Precinct No. J, Dallas County, NJ 'he '"9"
mo- plpetiOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02
THE COMEDIANS LAST NIGHT,
EDMUND c, srEpNAN,

Not yet No N0--you would not quote
That meanest OF the critics gags
Twas surely not OF me they wrote
Those words, tD1 i1t he peirlUH iigS,
It's not 30 very late with mt.
Pm not SO old rs Tint, you know,
Though work and trouble you see
(NOtyenrsl have brought me somewhat low
fuilel, you say No, no, not yeti
Or, II did with such past,
Where is the man would have me quit
without one triumph ~ the last.
But one night more-a little thing
To you'll sweNr 'tis all ask
Once more TO make ihe wide house ring
To tread the boards, TO wear the mask,
To move the coolest us of yOre.
To make them laugh, 10 make them cry,
To be--to be mNsell once more,
And then, II must be, let me- die
The prompler'S bell Pm here, you see;
BY Heaven, friends, you'll break my heart
Nat GOSiiug'S cdied. lot me, let me
None but myself snail act the part!
Yes, thank you, boy, III take your chair
One moment, while eaten my breath,
Dye hear the noise they re milking thcre9
iwould warm Il players IN death,
How say you now ? Whate'er they were
We've put that bitter jibe TO shame;
knew, knew there burned tonight
Within my veins the Olden lllme
stand or II bit that final round 20
ld hear II ere 1t dies away
The last, last time there's no moro sound ;
So end the player ana the play.
The house Is cleared, MY senses swim
shall be better, thOagh, anon
one stumbleS when the lights are dim--
IT'S growing late we must be gohc.
Well, Drawer luck Than mine, old friends
A little work aud fame are ours
While heaven, health and fortune lends.
4 . l.... H4aIt1 A l.a at ana
These scattered garments let them liei
some tresher actor am not VAIN
VIII dress anew the part hut /
/ ShuH not nut them on Uguip.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02
A CENTENNIAL ODE.
nYA ooSPEpgRArE orfiorp,


We soldiers OF America,
ih elNil wnrlaiv proved,
Mhrlher you gained whut YAlpr sought
uf lost ihe cRusn You loved
Zone lullu again, ana close around
me ancient standard thrung,
Aud strong let your song
O'rr the storm Ut faction rise
"Ihr Blue and Gray against th0 world
For All that lrermuu pryn
The spirits OF your fallen
Nliuil start nom nNury mound
Nhota tuoy he cold, upd llil the strain
=, From .consrrmled around
Where hlll and gallant Wedsworlh sleeI
Sllhll swell tie mighty sound,
A. strong ponls your song,
And ochnos 10 the hliiosi
mo slavery for Nofil or k0uih
TIL every soldier dies
our freedom has no champions
SO loyal toihe core
As those who mid tho thund rous guns
Their harness hravtly wufci
They loved the sacred boon ~ peace,
Whatever nag they bore;
Ana their cheer rises clear,
As lhoy march 10 save the land,
With starry llAg DER Hue and Gray,
All brothers hand In hand
Tho day-star OF our country
shall yet triumphant shine,
Ihry VIII not sloop u nurture wrath
whose blood has poured ike VINE,
Then Pence shall hail you warriors,
And crown your work divine;
And your name all nflamn
with blOoileSs glory won,
Shall 1--we till Hisloy's voice Is mute,
And Freedoms life is done,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02

lle married one OF his daughters to
khalil Pacha, his bestand oldest friend,
and In their company seemed 10 enjoy
real domestic happiness, Since lac 10.
n0unced absolutely To aspire Ia the
Egyptian throne, his brother the
khediyc, became rs strong a friend as
he had been M enemy, aud We under
stand has shown every mark Of,
grief nj Mustapha pacha's early
death. lie was not ilny.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w qupslVd ~ annnnnrr q, a., iiOntunre
m candidate for Assessor aud Collector Tor
Tie ulty of DALLAS,
NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND re-
w qucsied to announce doe Fisher ma b,
cRndidnle tor uiiy Assessor and COLLECTOR, NJ
the ensuing election ON Apnl I, 1875
WE AXE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w qursiod 10 announce a. q, uarry nv ~
candidate for city Assessor aud Collector ut
tho ensuing municipal election IA April.
\AyE ARE AUTHORIZED Ann RE-
w quNsldd TO announce Julius Naycr nv
u candidate fDr CITY Az esA0r aud Collector
NJ the ensuing municipal election In April
next,
WE ARE AUTHOR lHED AND RE
w Quoslcd 10 announce FrRnk lticklln
as n candidate for Cly AssoAsor and Col
le1tor, ~ the ensuing election On April D.,
1873,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uuosled to announce y. n, Ogden ~ a
candidate for Assessor aud Collector Of nal-
las CITY, at the ensuing election IN April,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-02
Atlorncya nt Law.

II. \, Ramsay Il Charles II, Helm, office
over Douglas Bros, opposite First National
and Stute Savings Banks.
j. NJ, Hayes. 2Oi Commerce street, Dallas,
Texas, Special attention paid 10 land
claims, jau9dtf
John NJ. Slemlnons, Attorney ut Law, No,
2Oj North Side pUblic Square, upstairs.
oct2O-dtf
Aldredge Geo. NJ, 4O5 Main street, near
Courthouse. u
Mccoy n Mccoy, office south side Of Court
house square. II
Thurmond & Ray, Office corner Main and
Jefferson streets, near Courthouse II
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w quested TO announce Jerry M.
Brown rs II candidate Tor Sheriff of Dallas
County at the ensuing election.
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w queSted to announce W. Va. Moon as n
candidate for Sheriff OF Dallas County at the
next election.
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Explaining The Finances.
LIlIom I'D AlInnln ConslIlulIon.

lflolh lht AllhnlN Aollhllullon,l
Jake and Pete were met by Dan, Il
sort of negro sharper, at the Capitol
building Yesterday when general CON
yerSation took place about the hard
times Oar now, said Pete, holding
up halldolar note, "dar is fifty cents,
and dat fifty cents didn' git near null
fur me to reach him ontil I'd put in
half ob good SONAR days work r
Oats de fact of de dismandmcnt oh
dc linMshil condition ob de country
said Dan wisely "llow's datY asked
Jack whats de linOncikal condition
got ter do wild Il niggcrs work ? Tell me
dat o. ITS dc con-tracksmm oh de
money question, We see Sposon we .lis
redooscslcmatterdownt to denrgymintl'
urged Dan "Lcmmc hcarycr mgiy
dat pint said Jack earnestly attentive
Well, now, dnr is fifty cents in Pctcs
hands, yer see!' "YesW said both the
listeners. "Petc lends dat to me dis
way, yer secY taking the note Now
puts dat down in my flank dat way,
yer sect pockctng the money. Mas !!
said Jack Pete is silent, Next, Pete
wants his money back in his own hand
yer see, an, doesn't glib II to him.
"Whor's de reasonycr don'tY' demand
Pete. kasc dc finances am con
uackted by de procccdn opcmshun,
yer seer explained Dan well den,
how does | get my money back again.
persisted Pete. Oars whore de argy
mint comes in r. ronlipd Dan os he hppnn
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND kE-
w quosted tO announce james sheppard
rs u candidate lor Treasurer Of the city OF
Dallas, ~ the ensuing municipal election,
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WE ARR AUTHORIZED AND III
w opested to announce A. ~. Har , NJ
ms a candidate for Constable OF pTe ciinn W.
4 Dallas County, at the ensuing elec,iou. -
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Hard, horny hands, embrowned by
the sun and roughened by labor, are
more honorable than white ones that
never reached out to help n fellow
creature or added dollar to the worlds
wealth.
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physicians ana surgeons.

Ino. IL. Morton, MD. office over First Ma
tionnl Bank. Residence corner san Jacinto
and Harwood streets, Dallas, Texas.
Jan25dlm
W. y. Oldham, Office IN Mltchie's building,
opposite the LeGr0nd hotel, Main street.
Janlidti
]. II. gibbs, NJ. d., II. u, Boswell, NJ. D.,
Physicians and Surgeons. Special attention
given 10 diseases and detormities of eye and
nOv2l-tf
Mundny j. G., NJ. D., Office over Wheats
store, Main sti eet; Office hours, AIN. TO {
pm. u
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Speaking truth is like writing fair,
and comes only by practice; it is less n
matter of will than Of habit; and /
doubt if any occasion car be trivial
which permits the practice and forma-
ton of such habit. - RuSkiR.
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FOR Representatives..

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w uucsted 10 announce ., 4. DOwTsus
candidate for the House of Representatives
for Dnllns county, NJ tho ensuing election,
NTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w questrd 10 announce W, q. Holland
as u candidate for the House Representa-
lives from Dallas county, NJ the ensuing
election
AVE ARE AUTlOSlHED AND RE
w quested TO announce a. n, Clark rs a
candidate 10 represent Dallas county rs Rep-
resentatiVe In the legislature,
NNTE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w questeG 80 announce John II, COCh.
ran MS candidate Tor the House OF Repre-
sentatives, from Dallas county ~ the ensu-
Ing election,