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The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-10-04

The Turks have hundred and forty
guns at Plevna, while the Russians have
environed the place with batteries num-
bering more than twice as many. If
victory means to perch on the banners
of the party with the heaviest artillery,
hc may as well get ready to drop on the
Russian eagles.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-10-04

On the recently robbed Union Pacific
railroad train there were silver bars OF
nearly ten tons weight, but the bars were
so heavy that the thieves were unable to
carry them, and the whole shipment was
consequently left untouched. 1t must
have been severe trial to the road.
agents to be compelled to ride away and
leave whole carload of the raw mater
ial for the dollars of their daddies, but
there was no help for it.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-10-04

Hon. A. H. Stephens is again in
fair way to fill his seat, or attend to
the duties of Senator yet another Ges-
sinn
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-10-04

Tom Scott does not propose to resign
the presidency of the Texas Pacific, He
has taken all the rubs and he means to
have the subs if congress will but give
them.
The crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1877-1878, 1877-10-04

Justice, though tardy, is beginning to
stretch forth its hand for the swindling
officers of the State savings bank, of
Chicago. Spencer the head william, is
in Europe, and it is feared that he is
cute enough to put himself in safe quar-
ters.
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TIE AubseRtbepa.

The New Year Is upon us, and with
It comes an end to many subscriptions
II Is almost superhuous to say that We
wish TO retain erery one Of our old sub
seribers, and We earnestly ask them to
continue their paper. We have given,
aud will continue to give, one of the
best papers published In Texas, for
which We only ask two dollars per
year. 1t costs US large sums to give
you as good u paper as The HERALD,
and we must have the funds to pay
our current Indebtedness, wherefore
our rule to pay in advance. Send In
your 81, friends, and make all your
neighhors do likewise, and THE HER.
AID will wish you the happiest OF
New Years, and many, many returns
of the same. We wish to drop no
names, but our invarisble rule will be
enforced and all papers will be dropped
at the expiration OF subscriptions. The
red cross will notify you that your
time is out
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pai = .es.rv.


Dallas must have a college equal Ia
the Rest Colleges, ike trees an. cities,
are no: made. Thsy grow. Grea,
stn Unite ssave been thrown away Ia
tbe vain eifsrt to make colleges. Huge
piles % brick and mortar all over the
Sfuth are monuments of this folly.
There must be a beginning, growth,
. maturity. Dallas has college be-
gun Nurtared by aliberal patronage,
IL promises equal advantages to any
college In the State. The present fac.
uity combine experience, energy.
scholarship, skiIl in government and
aptness Ia teach. The buildings car
handsomely accommodate two hun
ured pupils. Professor or, unsur-
passed In a:s department in Texas,
has taken charge of the music. After
the first of February Mrs. r. III.
Powers, well and iavorsbly known in
Dallas as q skiliful teacher, will De
added to the literary department.
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DISTRICT COURT.


IN" criminal Daekss ~ set 50 Date
TIE following i d list of erin iaal
eases set FOR the first week OF the
criminal t'acket, beginning Monfay
the 9th day of February next. Vii
nesses Ia these cases must he in attend
sGee or suffers the Consequences.
1865 State VS.. J. 7. Reese.
l704 J. NJ. Richards.
1873. Buck Dawson.
1913. J. L Langley.
20I0. VIM. Dill.
3U23 Wyatt Lee.
a02i. o. p. Long and ohm Holm an.
1853. Geo. Rodgers.
aU74 VIM Wolford
2279. Langley, Din and sha,kleford.
2Ss5. Ben. Wsbp, ct ai.
1887. Mat Potter.
242U. Henry johnson and II. Krouse.
2i23 Henry johnson.
2i5o. Roll johnson, ct al.
2473. VIM. Daniel.
25e. J. r and Henry Johnson.
25li. Wan. Rnwlett.
isis Rhbert Williamson.
25l9 Tom Jones and Shupg Shirley.
-cSc oobu * SfbNuuS.
$50 j. p. Horbaek.
1919 john Norton.
2os6 w. Garrett. John and w. p.
Stone
1907 E w. Melnterf.
2oi4 T s, Mckinney.
1928 Saiina Williams.
1853 A. A. Cameron
2665 james Crutchfi-ii.
2734 Dill, Bell aud Rice.
1885 w. a d G. h. jenkins:
2S45 o +. Petty.
2S49 J. K. Jenkins.
2s66 George Keller.
2st,S Noah Hamilton.
1883 George KeiJar.
2Si3 Charles l.. Morris.
2sl5 @. Il ID. p. Sinclair.
29l7 II Loeh. Gape Schwarts and
Harry Frank.
1929 w. Wal,iron.
1925 q. w. Sellers.
1857 J. It. Smith.
1858 J Wilson.
1855 H. G. Hasiet.
2S52. ]. NJ. Stone.
1854. John shelton.
1912. Henry Parker.
2Y74. William Bell. =
1918. Snug Shirley.
1882. Met DUMAS and Shirley.
1883. Thomas Mckinney.
s9ST. Bill Chow ming, Dan Cope and
John Bennett
1859, James Il. Cox.
1880. d. Mckay.
1891. J. I'll Cox.
1912. Joe Hull and Ben Bradshaw.
1885. G. B. Buckingham.
3002- c. b buckingham.
30t,4 William Richards.
S00S. Henry Crowdus.
The cases where parties are confined
10 Jail will be taken up on the 18th
lay OF Febrssry.
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Buy your tickets to the charity
ball.
The charity ball on Monday night
Is the coming "bopanza."
The work on the Ervay street rail.
way viii be resumed In few days.
III you don't want to be arrested
for biockadiDg the sidewalks, stop 1t.
Snow all melted, streets In q hor-
rible condition, weather milder, busi-
ness brisker.
DIR. Henry K Leake has removed
his office from Coffin b Hoyt'. drug
store to the corner of Poydras and
Main streets, upstairs, where he eau
he found ms indicated in his card, TO be
found In ro-dsy's issue.
The Merchants Restaurant con
tinues to set before its guests the bert
Of visuds. We note that this excellent
restaurant is growing into great favor
With the ladies who csily drop IN to
lunch while shopping down town. The
rates are reasonable. and the walters
prompt and attentive.
The Teseber's destitute meets on
Saturday, at 10 a. m, In the Seminary
building, Elm street, and at night Mr..
J b. simpson, editor OF THE HERALD,
will lecture In College Hail, 827 Elm
.treet The public are invited to at
tend.
Wonders never cessel We believe
that consumption can be stopped. This
new principle, DIR. J. ii. McLean's
Cough and Lung Healing Globulee,
cures coughs, colds or any throat or
lung disease. Trial boxes, twenty. five
cents, sent ny mail. DIR. J. II. McLean's
Office, 3i4 Chestnut, st. Louis, Missouri.
Teachers, students, parents, aud all
interests Of the day, are invited 10 at
tend the session. of the Norlh Texas
Teachers Association, at Professcr
Scales school building. next Satlrday
at 10 o'clock also To te present. nj the
lecture Mt night, to be delivered by Mr.
James Simpson, ut New College Hall,
62i Elm street
Common seLse tells US, the way 70
cure lung diseases Is 10y direct spplica.
ton. The new principle, DIR. J H.
McLean's Cough and Lung Healing
Giobuies, they form n healing gas in
the mouth, being inhaled, IL cures
throat and lung diseases, coughs, colds
cnpeumptisp, bronchitis, etc. Trial
boxes, by mail, 25 cents. DR. J. II. Nc
Lean, sl4 Chestnut street, st. Louis.
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,oasn,,-- preparation put up by DR..
Gro s. Coleman. OAR Texas, IL an infaila-
ole cure for Chronic Con,tip lstisl SICK anu
Nervous Debility and the long hat OF il,
eases arising from q disoroeisd stomach and
constipated bowels.
and SICK headaches In from one to three
hours. Will cure themoet obstinate eases of
days.
- Is the best and srrest rurSative ever
used for any disease, bling perfectly safe IN
Ger All cireamstanees, unfaiiing IN its NC
II Il. entirely free from any nausea, grlplDg,
or even unpieasantness- Possessing toi.ic
properties, "a thing unknown IN any other
sure purgative.l that puri hood aud
builds up the system In such q man nsf that
the same effect Is produced oy RED lced
dose until It's use may be discontinued sna q
permanent curt effected. El
1t II convsnient, only requiring glass of
water and can be taken at all Times, as its
action will not interfere In either business
Ay analysis III 8 preparation VIII be found
70 conaia all tee medicinal proper,i sse a the
White sulphur spring Wsitu, rs taken
from the 81 ring, ent a aconcentrsted TORN
The nsdicfnai properties OF the saline Is
and ac found In White Sulphur sgri {
ferme medical men Intact, these sa,ir,.ss
aad a as prepared by nature enter IN, eli y
INTO .ne epmhos.tton OF tile blood. and no
blood can be healthy hat lacils any one a,
them ia th'ir p opertioD.
hezes the suie ana nuv-erying action ot
this pfstsratien As soon as IL II laden u
sDfefs INTO The o'Cod. et ceiling sill arctsfrii,
lated Ictsons isins from inntxestton 10
tnalsria, oatli tBg ths BLOC !, sireii gihenlps
the nervous system. viss ~ tue 5rn piex on
~ itri parting general htalthy lolie 10 III
To nui this IN ms reach or all, re &re ru.
inx u up IN Nv ~iza hotties. the piice Jbeina
wenty live cr,siS and q. collier. Sold by
druggists generally. ~ :
GEo- y. coBRMAN6co.
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1t Is the New Year. Renew your
subscription TO THE HERALD.
our Poor.

our f0Or.
There are more or less cases of des-
titutiou, sicnness and extreme poverty
In parts of our city, with which only
those living in the immediate locality
and eighborhood are likely to hear ca
know OF. The Mayor and Che. =.
Police are cognizant of some cases,
and the means provided by the city
are hardly sufficient. The HERALp,
anxious TO contribute it's mite toward
relieving the suffering of the poor,
tie sick and the friendless, Will cheer
fully publish the names of worthy
cases OF charity needing help that
may be furnished Us by responsible
citizens, AZ the best means of directing
the attention of the phiianthropic to
the necessities OF cases. Any one,
therefore. knowing of any case of des
titntion will please leave the address
at The HERALD Office; and We cannot
but think some OF our charitable read
ers Will Interest themselves in the
work of relief as far as their means
will allow.
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subscription to The Herald.
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&ss ~ 80
The church building IN rear of ST
Matthew'S cathedral was tiIled yestef.
day morning toy the congregation auc
frieuds OF the late Rev. 9. d. Daven
pert, for the past eigh years rector OF
the parish. The beautiful and impress.
sive service Of the Protestant Episco-
pal church for the burial Of the dead,
was read Uy the Right Rev. A. C. Gar.
-etr, missionary bishop, Of North
Texas, and concluded at the grave, In
the Masonic cemetery. The remains
were followed TO their last resting
place by large funeral cortege Of sor
rowing relatives and friends. The ves-
try composed OF Richard Morgan, J ohu
Kerr, Mr.. Williams, W. l.. Murphy,
g. K. Merriwether and c. 8. Mitchell,
acting rs psll-beareIs and the Rev.
Mr.. Wickens, Of Fort Worth, accom-
panying the bishop.
"Biessed are the poar In heart, for they shali
see Cod"
AT meeting of the vestry Of St.
Matthews parish. in the City OF Dali
las, Texas, held Tuesday afternoon,
January I'd. 1877, the following pream.
ble and resolutions were unanimosiy
adopted:
WHEREAS, IL hath pleased Almighty
6od LA His wise providence to take
Gut Of this world the soul Of our late
p.cf,.r s.s,N t,x.f Aya.t tAa D.,
SiIas Dean Davenport, leaving VI
besesYa4 aud sad. Therefore,
Resolved, That while We bow sub
m,,,ive to the pivin will, we caunot
avoid giving expression 70 our deep
and unseigned regret. Ha0iuR taken
charge OF this parish when 1t wns
nothing and Daiiss only small
town, Mr. Davenport stood faith tu..,
at his post OF duty through eight year
aud i've months, while his list Of COM
municsnts grew frum twelve 81 ~ q
hundred. and the town struggled up Ia
tie city OF seventeen thousand In
hsbitsnts. Faithful In thu di.ehsrg.
of his duty; courageous In the endu
r~nee Of tr:ais; courteous in social la.
tercaurse; refined Ia personal habits
cautions IN contact with the world
hG - ~ ~ oyS tbV uT'rtt&u ktntt
man, the trustworih friend, the sound
cburchman and the true man.
During all those years Of anxious
Thought and constant parochial
growth, the relations betwe-a recio,
and vestry have always been happ,
and harmonious While az men, W.
admired his character and fai,iIfulpe .,
a. vestry valued hts counsel ane
honored his seif-sacrifice.
To his beresyed widow anTchiliwt
present our sincere aud rtsp 2 tfu
sympathy and offer the poer trT ute ii,
our prayers.
Resolved. That We desire to place OF
| regard our high appreciation of sht
med.cFl sk III aud unweAried attention
of DIR Locke, who had charge %. the
case, aud also of DOCTORS NJ, Queee.
Field and Carriagton, who gave nei
| tner sleep to their eyes nt,r rest to fheiI
| hands until every means Offering, :
possibility of sucrers had feeb ~
| harssed
Such services ecuisi not have te.s
| nbtsined for money. fheir value il Z
| ne es,imaied W the higher standard
a noble Christian phiisn,h roIr.
Aftest; X. MORGAN,
Secretary OF Weary.
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TR DE AND FINANCE.


The gross product OF tho Consolidated
suglnia snd Csli'ornis SILVER M M,n ne. OF
"'' WI" year vi oe s'''ooV'v0o'
Ohios co~ltrade 10 rapidly developing.
The estimate Of production this year l.
5000, 600 tons. Der railroad system is
already developing.
The advance IN Teisht rates has
improved the finances OF Western roads,
and the Indianapolis Journal Gays rail.
road men are correspondingly happy.
According to the CharIeston News the
commerce Of that port i. improving
The. we've ..v.,,yp,h.. n \, ~.
bsrbar ,bir,v.s,. =; wh;.h ~ IN IN, ;n
for foreign ports "''' "'s
Lne pan. o. Ssii,ornia has reduced its
rs's sol o. interest ..ss the reduction NOT %
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the amyar.s.,.

A comumiie is, rra
Commercial suggesting pssii u /.
Grow. a. suitehls mAu for lapss.
The writer says: .He h.s contritusesg
his share To make our city what IL !. !;
has a years experiences Ia municipal
affairs; possesses the full eopfidence Of,
a. large a number Of our ciiirens, o..
all classes, a. any msn incur rnitist,
With no pescial aspirations for the
future, and . good business reputation.
hts well.known fairness and force Of
character, - well - his record Tor the
past four years, warrants me Ii sdg-
gestins bim - smphaticsi,y IL man
for ~ rines.n
The .sChristian Statesman,, e win
b. remembered bad = grsat runi Soma
years 500. until the Hon, Schuyler
Coisax over did the part, md the man
aeemeut Withdrew tie ssChtistIan
statesmsu.n He became dug on
the market. He eouldn't drsx iliss,
RE hes bsen succeeded BY The sober,
moral and religious candidate. Exps.
rience hes shown al over the country,
that this be- been : bid year for &
n. r. C.'A jusf where the difllcsity
has been, II b % hard to say, unles,
sIection Bestfs.ises the elemjnts Of
strength Of 8. N. r. q. II April
ws shall have ~ election for, msyp,
and other city officers. Twin sbe jus
- we'll Tor the people q bear Id MAD
thas The 9. =. 3 G., hss playst ont :,
IN exampis 70 the toena, AIf ~ ,
mouOpoliser ofsiI sns esrdsnAl sirsnss
md thai y = just possthis thas %
who donst s.taaf ahoat he thsens'
NM 'sJi0 1tstssuH dsasstbss. IIn9yh
sully rsDepa, asai1aAts ~ 49,
~ eet1se. r. -
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The Diamond Fields of the Orange
Free 1eafe

Mss Russell, in paper read before
the American Geographical Society, Gays.
Within the last seven years the Orange
Free State Republic has developed rich
diamond fields, but the advantage &C
cruing 70 the country from this has
been less than the disadvantage; for it
has only brought in hungry crowd Of
fortupeeeekers, whs have made their
money and turned their backs with
contempt on the country which gave it.
IL Is an astonishing fact that the dia-
mond fields have yielded El2,000 600
sterling worth Of diamonds, and yet the
world scarcely knows that diamonds are
found in South Africa. The South
African Republic has developed gold
fields which give fair prospect of beins
rich and lasting These gold fields
were opened in 1873; at present there
are about four hundred miners at work
there. The labor for the whi.e man is
comparatively easy. native labor being
cheap and obtainabie. The only tax
levied on the miner 10 one Of dollar
and quarter per month; this licenses
him TO possess q claim---gfound on
which TO live Wood and water fer all
are abundant The English Govern.
ment have retained the diamond fields,
giving to the Orange Free State f9o oo0
ass compensation and grant Of Els 00U
in aid OF O railway.
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Chicago nter-Ocean: The chivalric
Democratic ofiice-holder in Texas IS in
trouble There has been an abridg-
mcnt of the inalienable right Of q
Southern gentleman Of the Democratic
persuasion TO take his whi.ky straight
and in unmeasured quantities. The
last Legislature passed law making
drunkenness in public place an Of.
tenso punishable by fine or imprison-
ment, and law declaring that any
State or district ofi5er guilty. Of drunk
euness shall be sobject 10 removal; and
any county or municipal officer guilty
of drunkenness shall be subject 10 fine
for the frat offense and the second. and
subject TO removal from Office for the
third ofrpse. The act Was approved by
the governor on July 81, aud went into
force November l. The Texas fellows
agreed by common consent not to count
the offeuse during the election excite.
ment, but now the interior journals call
a halt, and want the count 10 com
menee. They point to iaustrious often
ders. and want the law enforced And
the ofhciAls are in a brown study as to
what degree Of drunkenness constitute.
drunkenness r,der the law. There i.
danger that 'ery good Law will he
spoiled by Democratic Interpretation
and bad stretching
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schenek's fnlmonic ~ rup, Sea Weed
Tonic, aud Mandrake PiIls-
These deservedly celebrated and
popular medicines have effected q
revolution 10 the healing art, and
proved the faliacy OF several maxims
which have for many years obstructed
the progress of medical science. The
false superstition that consumption is
ihcuraniep deferred physicians from
attempting to find remedies for that
disease, aud patients afflicted with II
reconciied themselves to death without
making au effort to escape from u
doats when they supposed to be I'M
| svotiabis. II is now proved, how
ever. that consumption oan be cured,
aud that II has 0een cure. IN "
great humber Of cases (some OF ~. o.
apparently desperate ones) by
S1henck's P1lmonie Syrup alone !;
.ud In other Cases by the came medi-
ine in connection with Schenck's
S.s Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills
one or both, according to the requlfs-
| meuts of the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoy ed
uninterrupted good heSith for more
ban forty years, was supposed at one
time to be af the veiy gate o. death,
ais pi,yririans having pronounced his
-ase hopeless, and abandoned lin 10
mis- fate. He~as cured by the pfore-
said medicines, aud, since his recovery
many thousands similarly affected
| nass used DIR. Schepck's preparations
| with the same remarkable success.
| Full directions accompany each,
making IL boz absolutely necessary to
| personally see DR.. s. heuek unless Pa
ants vi -h their lungs examined. aud
u this pose hs is professions ly al
al iniacipal effice, corner Sixth ano
Arch sireefs, P6iiad-lphia, every Mon
iaN.- Hhere ali letters for ADVICE must
e.s,sfts7e,i.
Sels., e-'- n,e,i'ein-s As. eoli by ~
| Rsi j. 3 fm
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ni,ea.e s,r..a. $780,

Lake an III wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What q trifiius attack of A.ckuesz to-
aNy, II unattended to- become a serloas ease
IN week. small ailments should be nippea
IN the bud before they blossom into rull
blown tnaiacies- lfthIs sdvice Were attend.
ed 10, many heavy bill for medical attend.
anee might be avoided. When the liver Is
eisordersd, the stomach foul, .he bowels OBJ
stroceec, or the nerves disturbed, resort
should at once De had 10 that supreme rem
dy, Hostet,er's stomach BitteIs, few doses
OF which viii rastnre healthy action and pu,
Inc S stem In perfect order. IL is wise pre-
caution 10 Keep this Incompatible prevent
I've in the house, since 1t check. with IN
ifvsiied promptitude, disorders wi. breed
others FAR moredanserons, ana in their lat, 1t
Developments are themselves often !nIa.
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Attire nuusi meeting for the eiec.
ton Of officers o. D~iiss Chapter OF
Royal Arch Aasses, held at their hal
Monday night, the following officer
were e,ecteii: w. f. 2ummius, e. H.;
H. Boil, z. X; E. H, Graoer, E. s.
w. II. Bell, treasurer; John Lnack.
secretary; ". Uilnsn. C. II; Thoma,
wsker. p. s.; Y. II. Ervay, r. G.; ],
e. BsrkIey, w. X. c1rnish, T. Payne
Masters Of the Walls.
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D. W. RARNnrr
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Il Card.

Again the rumor spreads that some
years ago our house compounded for
IT'S indebtedness, ana again we will
say that 1t 10 an Infamous lie, and we
will herewith make two propositions:
Firstly-We will pay one Thousand
doiisrs TO any ooe who will trace this
rumof To ite anthor.
! Secondly-We will pay one thousand
dollars to any one who will prove that
we, or any one OF US, have at any
time settled for less than one hundred
cents on the dollar. or asked one hour
OF extension. SANGER BROS.
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Mhnt,ne p.uxx1.r. az.

We, thu andersisned Druggists OF Daila.
Texas, having been selling Or. Coleman
fpr the past year or mors, ard having am Die
opportunit, OF &c rIitnfof itf effect upon IN
parties 10 whom we have Sold, q; o untiessta
ting p p oaouncsd It one one OF the bestre
eases mentioned in Or. CsieDanH ciFcultr
and especially chronic constips jn,siciz and
nervous headaches. aud as common pur-
gaf1vs we have never sold any pred ar ali 4
that gives such unt erSai saIisksctionl
knowing its Pleasant ami unfafitng effect,
toxather with fts perfec safety under all cir
Gums ances,we q, nst cne-sfnify reccoIa mend
its use to The suffering everywhere.
GONNOK & WAI4kEHJ
GALAXY 4 GALE.
AOSkINs q HOWELL,
WILLIAMS rOLIyER,
A0fT &CoFFIS.
DALLAA. TsxAa. July, fls5es
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BeaaheId~rs Meeting

NEv York, January AT a meet
inE Of the North C,rolins bondholders
to-day, resolutions were passed author
king the appointment Of committee
OF rrbi rators between the State OF
North Carolina and the holders of It's
bonds, and that they he authorized for
and on behalf Of the bondhoider To-
take such action AS they deem wise to
secure II possible the readjustment Of
the debt Of the State Of North Caroli
ma, upon basis that shall ne equaiiy
considerable and just TO the 5 ate aud
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-01-06
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And nrst In The hearts OF the thousands wbo
were once the victims of disordered iivei
aud its attendant msladies. Such as Con.
stipation, Bilious fevers. Collie, Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, ChiIls- Rheumatism, Gout
Jaundfce, Restiessness, Loss of Appetite and
denerai Debility. First TUrr's PiIIs and
then health and happiness" 1. their motto
This Is tbs. result OF American progress in
. ienee. Diseases that were once treated by
emeties, biisters, lancets. starvation and
poisonous minerals, sre no ~ cured by these
safe and gentle pills, which impart strength
10 the body, while they remove all pn-
healthy secretions.