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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-17
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20 u.7 a"srrc ora Great Specific
I4l ID. r-eor-euo- rfg orasai.h
abd ar 1gtn, tusuicl thOl se rua. r'-
and u~'"Hrr7 vu n Hh, no Dress.
alimen ar pro- go '!s'u.a-4 - a
prppef or hall m.ilrsfeI FOOD, the be-.
remedy for the evil results u. abas.as 'he
50 -yestiye Organs g. H s. rers st.macl
Bltteh. a most sgreeab e, plOmp and gentle
remedy ;or dyspeIsis, End fof ihr L.Ii0a'
an eyteua,ivr pgulsrities which result
from a.. TIE liver and bowels, IN common
with the stomach, "a perlrlcv Us JeDCEcrut
influences. The refuse II tae system ls
carried or through is natural outlet a
healthy flow aud secretion Of the bile l.
promoted, aud q powerful impetus is given
10 assimilation Ia cons, quence cfits use. 1t
beautifully stimulates the bladder ana kid
neys when they are inactive, aud By ~
tonic and regulating action foTllhes the sys-
ten against malaf o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-17

AMONG all the suggestions yet made
regarding our streets it occurs to TnE
HERALD that the plan proposed by our
correspondent &c is the best The
great merit of this proposition lies in
the fact that it provides effectively and
chcaply against both mud and Dust The
dust is well nigh intolerable in the
summer and penetrating as it does into
all the stores Of the city, causes incalcu.
liable damage. Our eyes and lungs also
suffer from its deleterious effects
Another argument in favor If "G. 3"
plan Is, chat the planking in the streets
after it has been used for two or three
years will answer admirably as the
foundation for Nicholson pavement,
which we shall in all probability be
forced to have in a few years. TuE
HERALD would respectfully, but ur.
gently, commend to the mayor and
council the propriety Of adopting the
suggestions advanced by its correspon.
dent
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Tue Cincinnati Commerr.aireports tina
when Mr. Moody began his labors as an
evangelist he had ono leg much shorter
than the other, and suffered greatly
from the necessity Of standing upon one
foot while be was preaching. one
night, however, on going to bed, he
prayed that his two legs might be m2de
equal TO each other and the next
morning on walking he found that the
miracle had been accomplished the
legs were even and he had to 20 to a
shoemaker to have his boots altered in
consequence, All Of which we should
wish Mr.. Moody to swear to ere we be.
lived
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COWardIy Assam Is.

when "A candidate for hiku Office Is ~
well liked aud 80 popular " tn the MASSES
as ~ make hi defeat dificult In "A lair and
honorable fight mean AID cowaTdly men
are not wanting whO delight IN Inanuiac-
tubing lies and Stand nDg his good uame
There are also those whose selhshnesa
prompt them 70 prostitute their honor per
vert ,rI IA, ana Ignore right, for the sake Oi
injurlug a competitor in business, Tho-e
prosperity hey envy, and with whose busi-
mes, tagHClty they have not The talent TO
succ s8fully cOnpste Ia an honorable way.
These thought, are suggested uy TIE meat,
coz 4rdiy attacks made upon rue and ny
medicines, ty those who imagine their pc
cuuiary prospects luJur. d by the great pop.
ulaTily which my btandaTd medicines have
"a glircd, aIi the continued growth uf my
professional prUct c.. SaIrow-mln cd pTac.
l.uuLers Of N dicIue, ard manufacturers Of
preparations which DO not posses. sull-i,u,
merit 10 blce ,7!I,iy compete Tor popular
favor, have TesJrt,d 10 such cowaTdly
a,r.. cay AS 20 publish all SORTS II ridiculous
reports about ,Ls comDp.iuon Ofmediciuts.
Almauucs, Receipt FUOEs' amt other
3 Ih!els, are Issued md scattered broad
cI-t over tue laad, WleIrln tuesc contempt
IDLE uaTes publish pretended auuyrcs y
my medicines, HUl receipts f1T making
them, some - uA,se puH!icau ar are given
big G-suuudiBg names, pretend tu be- i-rued
by ne lrNtablr men OF education auu posi-
| ton, Tor tie 20 81 " lhe peaplc-thc more
compile ely 10 UllHu ipr reader T. tue real
object lAelr circulation. which IL 20 IN
juTc Tie sale Of my medicines, "Iht tOJu
lar II attn AlmulHc' d, the NIGH p uudlng
name II one oil these publications, " lch
cont uur gus receipts, W!uJIt grain Di
trutu 10 'HNH, Not lees devoid e ulb are
/ thos. wlicu hove been published rs ono Or,
H., OF pciIJlt, lu tins NahB4U Farmer, uud
uy other malulac.u vTr Of m.AIglur-, IN
b.r erIl sp.c uirI journals d Pharmacy,
they are al prompted Dy Jealousy ana ui-
/ terry lHil ln ur,uwpll hing tho ufl sCi
81 tbrT authors, for, Notwithstanding
/ thulr fr'u circulation, my medicines
cnutiu 4 10 tp!l more largely than any
othrtN manufactured ia this couu.ly
md ai- constantly Increasing ia ssir DE pl'e
lA.. uItt iI s. caag9ricl Huu ClTuuil "a by
-uci kgaNHs. The peopi trl that these
med cines pos cs gcuu ur meri ne oiupilst
wa. lur'f 80 luu.hutuG,r claims for them,
aqa NOT tue vile, poisonous uOsl'uns
Vi ich aiuua, narruw.ut ld,d physician
! SD su,atHy cUmppuuicrS Il compel Ing
Incidence O., pres mt thrm lu be Among the
IA 90 LumbrI ~ pretended analyses publish.
cd, IL ls q alJHtdcaut yaG mat 10 two nav,
been 10 al "A Ike-c0nclu.iyely proving the
isnJnesty " tlelr authors. II lseuouCh foi
the people 10 know tba while thousands
SOS, ! may fIuthmly say millions, have
taken ny medicines and have boon cured
M one has ever received injury from their
use,
RY. PIERCE, MD,
Proprietor q nr. Pierre , Medicines, Worlds
DlsFrhs'ty, Buffalo, New YORK,
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, WHITE GIRL, from 10 10 Is years OF
~ age, to live with a small family IN tne
city. Addrgs. ". g., Herald ONCE iecji q
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TIE government just now is as sorely
perplexed to know what to do with all
the centennial gifts made to the United
States as are some newly.made brides
regarding the disposition of their we'd
ding presents The amount of truck
that has been bestowed upon the Amer.
lean people Is enormous and il is in.
tended to serve double purpose--show
the good will of the many donors and
advertise their products AT present
these multiiarious gifts are stored in
the old armory at Washington and il
Philadelphia, and comprise nearly the
entire exhibits made at the Exposition
by the governments Of the Argentine
Republic, Austria, Belgium, Brazil,
Chill, China, Egypt, France, Germany,
Hawaii, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Neither
lands Norway, Orange Free State, Peru,
Portugal, Russia Spain, Sweden, Siam,
Switzerland Turkey, Tunis, Great
Britain and colonies, and Venezuela.
The largest donation is the Chinese,
which illed twenty-ono wagons. 1t is
extensive enough to I'll one of the
large halls Of the Smithsonian Institu.
IN. Slams collection is nearly as
I'D other countries ore extensive ,
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DALLAS. AS,
SATURDAY MORNING : FEBRUARY II.

~ the commission could cut the
Gordian knot by simply declaring the
Louisiana returning board unconstitu-
tional, as claimed by John Hancock,
and thus throw Out Louisiana altogeth.
er, our difficulties would, in a measure
be over with. The Democracy can only
hope nov that the choice Of . president
may deyolye on the House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-17

IT is currently reported in New York
that james Gordon Bennett has oalefed
the sale Of all his ho:ses and the closing
Of the stables Some Of Bennett
friends say he will hereafter reside per
-manently in Europe, and his yacht will
be ordered over there in the spring.
They further say that he will probably
sell part Of his interest in the HraH
but will not, under any circumstances
surrender the control
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HOWEVER lawyers may split legal
hairs over Oregon, we strongly incline
to the conviction that tribunal that
votes eight to seven 70 give Florida to
Hayes by the denial Of inquiry into
either legal or actual fraud will vote at
least az strongly to give him the only
disputed State that be IS clearly entitled
10. The decision in the Louisiana case
must and viii decide the fate Of 'rildcn
or Ilayeg.
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hirceI ImproNcmrntH.
To Tho EIItor Of NJ llcraId:

- ''n9 ; '' w. o o' I", t ,,o,; - ,ho
IF
T. W 49,.
'Iph OF our hl''eI', "h" 10 oH Ehesl
remcdY. The gravel system spoken OF
.,,.J ., 90. L.. .,,,,.r4..i. tt.y ..- I... too
'',.,' ''.', - '''''.''' 49, NV w.
least attention The plan that 7 wish
here 10 suggest is that of ylanking the
streets with two inch heart plank with
proper euttcring 10 pass Of the water
The street, are eighty fee; wide with
ten feet Ala@a,ks and one foot for gut
tarne on each .il-, reducing the street
proper, to hl'y eight feet wide The
plank could bs spiked 20 scantiine
3xl TO hold them 10 their pieces and
placed solid on the ground with sufi.
Gent elevation in heccLare oitAcstrcct
to drain OF the water.
Now the 1ost--thc lumber can be ob
tanned for cash at reduced price, and
the freight for street improvement pur.
poses, doubtless could be reduced, and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-17

IT is asipnihcant fact that only one
cage Of small poz has been found among
the Jews in London, and their exemp.
ton from epidemic diseases is generally
remarkable Their dietary rules arr
very rigid, and 10 some they appear
ridiculous, but whatever can be said Of
them from a religious standpoint they
can turn the laugh on US in point Of
health.
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DALLAS COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

ia' college begins Its spring term, under
S'''I more favorable auspices, with n faculty
OF borough and experienced teachers, Mon.
Jay January -, 1871. Every mclllty afforded
young ladies and gentlemen ioratouir,np n
SUBSTANTIAL and refined education. plplo.
I,'" awarded to those who have IN sstered
,ue prescribed course OF study, Music taught
ny sRilIiul aud Distinguish d gentleman,
Tue primary department, under the
parental control OF an experienced teacher.
VIII be The best place parents cnn ilnJ for
the'r small children. Tuition nom % 80 to
20 per month, payable monthly In advance.
JOHN H. ALLEN, President
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very much more money th3n the subscrip-
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literary VlAltor-tChieago journal.
Huper's bu-GF Is ~, Z ,sely illustrated, and
contains stories, poems, sketches, and essays
of u most attractive character In It's literary
and artistic features, the B5gdr Is uuques-
tiuusbly the best Journal OF Its kinu in the
country saturday Evening Gazette, Bos-
ton. n
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IAurmgnd, Willard Il Fletcher, Att'vs st
-, " 'il nam '-'ee'' up s,-ITS uct0llm
j. NJ HAYES, Attorney at Law, 2lI Com.
iuoI'' Sts,t ''outh Of Coltth0use), Dallas.
49, AlU3%. 'F'e'N Intention paid 20 land
aprltt
W. :, Oldham, Of co In Mtchie,s bujIdIng
opposite .Iie Le0TaL d hotel, Maiu street,
john VI, Steumops, Attorney al Law. No
No Nott! slide Public square, upstairs.
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Eny siclnns and Surgeons,

Jno' II. Morton, NJ. D., Physician and Sur
con, ounce over FIRST National BANK, RsT
enc co o'' al JhclutO Gud Harwood sts.
ft,Hi4.I. '' I.I,"Pl'J
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MISCELLANEOUS
Intelligence Office

wanted nj the Intelligence Onica.
Cooks, Waiting Girls, Chambermaids and
Washers.
A colored nan wants situation as cook
Boarding
a few persons can md good board IN
private iamiIy. References given and re-
quire1.
For sale.
Second hand freight, aud express wagons;
also mules, horses ana ponies.
A.. J. LAwTON 4 co,
No, 2O5 Main ~, Doors East PostOfiie
dcC2b-dlm
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EoR the Speedy Cure OF seminal Weak,
Il ness Lost Manhood, aud all disorders
brought on by indiscrotlods or excess, Any
druggist has the ingredients.
Address DR.. JACQ & CO., Cincinnati
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Miscellaneous Wsnis.


'lNO CONGE TUHS-l wish ir have "a four
L room cottage uuiil, ana wish 10 contract
for tho wOgK. All cash, Address, hos l1OI.lj
- PECIAL NOIlCE-lt is NOT the dualrr OF
y the writer of this article o work on the
passions or prtJudices OF the people. lie
Simply desires 10 CuuN iuCe inc public that
he l. nov Ia town To immedlat ly relieve
nom az pain ana permanently cure all per-
sons a tlltctod with RhuumRti,s and Neural.
gia, -croiuii, salt Il cum, pysptpsil, FltS,
ara Piles In ten days. base in i0Jty-v.aAt
hour. Cancers taken out " thOut pain or
iOss o. blood, and perfect satisfaction given
TO the people. Chills and Fever. quiCk. y and
Permanently cured wuholt the use of qul-
nlne. All Chronic DIS aSes treated. Exam
ination nee. by thc seventh Nnu
u j. not Supposed mat the reader of this ar.
tlcle VIII put implicit confidence IN II. but
cal on address Dr. A. d, craig, at Clark
HOUSE. corner Lamar rnd Pacide Dtpol.
Come out of doors and let the sun SHINE on
you, We propose TO make this century a
non rheumatic one. f,bl5-lyv
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\ AILQNAl HOTEL, Snea1 & witt, pro.
- htiG''.' Pacific Avenue opposite City
-, ,,.NlI' ian2
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WHAT Is QUEEN'S DELIGHT?

1t tx plant that grows IN the South and IA
the only actual blood purifier ever al ,coyr
cred, by which all diseases that center in tic
IL expels for life all scfoulous, Syphilitir.
CutuneOus aud Rheumatic atlectioIs and h,
the ONLY TRUE REMEDY for this class of
diseases. Alou , II is u searching, but VIII I
combined with Honduras Sarsaparllla, Yes
low Dock and other roots aud herbs il be-
comes II blood purifier indispensable and
une4unlled. nuUh Is the com bInAllnn Of
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QlkhN'S DELIGHT,'

forming the most powerful alter tive
known u Medical science Tor the cure of old
Ulcers ana sores, Diseased joints Foul Dis.
hceSses Skin affections, Rheumatism
lropSy, Kidney omplaints, Evi! Affects off
Secret practices, Diseased Scale, Dlsordered
Liver and Spleen AMI all diseases that cen.
ter In the blood. Ii possesses the peculiar
prOperty of mIartIng a mir com nlr xlnn nnn
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Found

l. ENS--A bunch OF keys. owner can have
N safuc oy calling on T Bo,d, DOS Elm
street, proving property, and pBylu Tor JliS
notice. hIJ,.t
DOCKET BOOk-At Adams g .gar store, ON
L Lamar street, opposite Texas alu Pacific
depot, uucspOcket book. me owner can yet
the same By calling ana proving 1t and pay
ing Tor this auYorils emtut ipbll.gl
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"a Repository 81 Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction"
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CHERP ADVERTISING COL lYR.
Attorneys ut Law,

G.. $, Edwards. Attorney at Law, Ennis,
Ellis county, Texas.
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Causes tho Body to Gain in Solid rlosl

It's value can not be too strongly i'm pressed
upon the attention OF those who have been
exposed 10 faint of improper character,
The afflicted are assured that this is not one
Oi the worthless nostrums Of the day, but is
prepared upon scientific principles, by "A
physician OF thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere,
Principal Office, lSMurray ST., New York
RaptS-1pOd- wly
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I,IRL-Wauted, gin. To attend children
VI aud us.is IA Dou uwOEA. Apply ,yl ~
way street. lan1-@t
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Waried BOARDING

- UUM AND uOAEu-FoE gentleman IN
IL private family. 5.urt Dt Lrsi-cisss. Al
ares, H., Herald plhrr, leOin 20
EIHaI-CI.ASS Boa cling, ioI ladies OF gem
L uvmru, at Bryan House, Lamar sttet,
Dallas. iep.!5 luh.
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old rAPtEs-Ai l4l- office, in quaa.i-
~ u,a - suit, 80 81 - hundred. J-,u
HoMblNAItua LOCK- pat
y eli, cheap, Apply " G. Il" Herald
Ogiice. mAylU-I
.tLD PAPEH,-At this office, inpus- u
~ uca 10 suit At 81 q hundred. Jy-l-u
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Wanted. hale Help,
70 Rent

- AEBEG- FlTst. .aFs barber can -ets,n.Iy
ID ,mWpymeu and good wages Is capitol
Hotel, Ma. na.I, l,Gab. 4DUlt-."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
IN THE CEMETERIES.

Greenwood Cemetery was visited during the
morning by the members OF Thatford Post No. 3, to
whom assigned Ihe duty Of decorating all outlying
graves Among the restusplaces honOred were those
OF MiJOrGcn Strong Major Gen Halleck, Col. Draper,
Col Zabriskio Col Wmslow 9th New-York) Capt Man
devile and Major T. II. Head (OOth Of Tie lih Brook
Iynl. Capt JORDAN Capt Sand, Col VOsbureh Col Mon
tell Adjutant GdGsden, and Gen. Burger There were
few II any Confederate graves in the cemetery, known
10 SUCH but every soldiers grave received the little
n1g and flowers Without regard to the part taken in the
wal Long before lOOn the and carriages brought
th.oDgs 10 the grounds and when at Il o'clock the
disan;-souudug drgc Of the 18Th Regiment band her
were massed about the roads and gateway and
upon the several hilsides. The procession passed
at once 10 the Soldiers Monument which was
dcckcd with wreathcs and pillows Of flowers, and
the public made room for the Grand Army, the
militia ani the invited guests. Mayor Schroeder made a
brief address and dirge played by the band After
"A prayer by the Rev. NJ d. Gulick, Col A T.. Baxter,
who was introduced representative from Bath,
y where grounds had been given for the purpose OF
building Soldiers Home, delivered the Grafton. The
chief points dwelt upon the high honors won by
the soldiers on their glorious deaths. the ngrattude Of
tho people Of this State toward the soldiers who had
given their lives freely for the preservation OF the Cnon
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
oBsERvANcEs THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

ALBANY, \. Y, May 3O.-Owing to Decora
zion Day services business done Change The
day observed here by services AT the cemetery where
all the graves OF the soldiers srcwn with flowers,
parade by the military and the Posts Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic and exercises consisting Of music and
Grafton by the Rev Philip Krohn, ID. ID.
DANsyLLE, n. Y, May 30.-Memoria day was OBJ
served here by the decoration Of the soldiers graves
processon an address, and the reading OF a poem The
address delivered by DR. Andrew IIardie, and tho
poem By G. c. Braglon. Miss Clara Barton, who was
present made some remarks.
TRENTON n. j., May 30.-Military Post No. 2, Grand
Army Of the Republic and citizens generally turned out
In good numbers decorate the soldiers graves. There
WAS military procession headed 10y band OF music and
short addresses were delivered at the cemeteries The
Hon James Pollock Ex-Governor OF Pennsylvania de-
uyered an Grafton at Taylor Hall ia the evening.
BosroS May 30.-The fine weather to-day induced an
almost complete suspension OF business and In all parts
OF the Observance OF Decoration Day
monies was more general than usual. Around Boston
the cemeteries were thronged with the outpourng Of
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
A REPUBLICAN EX-SENATOR's
PLEA FOR MORE TRooPs-MR. BOUTWELL, AT BARN

STABLE.
Ex-senator Boutwell, of Massachusetts delivered
the address at Banstable yesterday. In the course
of his remarks he said:
A nation which justly commanded the sacrifice OF
treasure OF blood, and OF life, when It's own existence
IN peril. may with stronger reason always command
best thoughts and services In behalf OF policy OF
peace, OF justice aud OF constitutional authority in the
General Government 10 equazc, guard, and defend n
diyidual rights In the States. The power OF exacting
homage for the law and enforcing the performance OF
every duty! OF citizenship Is CoeXensye with the jurs
dicOn OF the Republic; and under the new Constitution
the power 10 protect the citizen In his political and
personal rights. and the free and full exercise and
oymen of them, Is equally comprehensive and certain
The suppression VI tue rebellion In arms was followed
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

o,s,oturo adonted resolntIons favorng a hOne and II
we do what we ought do the good result must DC Az
tained Let TO 1t that we make TINS nome loI 'o
poor soldier who fought battle and make IL ns
bright and beautiful you. uniting with tho HI'nu
Army of the Republic. have made tue graves Oh tne'
dead comrades this day. .
And now having bored you-he who asks money seems
always bore, but hope to he forgiven, whie my SUI
crs 10 follow