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a. Lon1fh fguadIFd-
Ia the gpaeo oG aix years We have advanced
from gun of thlrty.hye tons to one OF eighty
tons. Tho still bigger gun, proposed eleven
years aso. renains htll In the rear, hut must
essurctlly cone 70 thu front. Thut which has
been repeatedly predicted In these columns has
come to pass. 4 foreign power las
aYliltd Itself of that which VIC
have f4llcI 10 utilize. The rrinc!ple
which has governed tho british urmancut. has
bSt1a this; to usa thu lcast instrument that
would answer tho purpose. There has been an
appearance Of economy iu sha pract!ec, aud 1t
able acr1es OF years. A little timc back differ
cnt principle was adopted by the ltalian tioY.
esnmcnt. It was known that the British Gov
aiderabiy In advance OF tho 4ttop
and &s-ton guns. Italy resolved that, what-
ever England might do. she would do something
mora. ln making thla resolution her relisnea
manufacturing snd scientific te4ouecea of great
English hrm. THAT os Str ". Armstrong q Co.,
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ITEMS.

At ANNOUNCED in Saturdays TnlpuvE, tho
freight rates to the East were advanced ycster-
tlay. The increase Is five cents per 100 pounds
On fourth class and grain.
The railroads leading from this city to tho
West have issued new lumber tariffs in nccortl-
nncn with tho arrangement nn.ac short time
aao recurring railroads to charge tlle lumber
per 100 ruuals instead of pcr car-loaf.
Tho Ifiinuis Ecntrnt isailrond ',nH dctaareta n
fcnl.annl,al dividend Of 9 per cent, payable
Feb. i. The Illinois Ccntrnl drops from 4 to 2.
il t,as paid 8 per cent yearly for about four
years. Previously 1t paid 10 per cent for many
vnarR,
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tho 4to rate, which shows that the advance Is
but temporary, and TINT annihcr will be decided
t,pon ns eoou na tho dl1icu1t!e. between the New
tho business between Buffalo and New Ynrk has
been settled. 1t H. however, 1lkctY that the SIS
rate decided Upon yrstcrfay wilt stansl for come
time. as It Is mt likely that the two New fnfk
lines will hc able to ca,no to All understanding
very som. Besides, II tho figures were n,atlc
lQher than that Vt this time, II would tend TO
reduce the passenger trnfic TO mtnlIni'tn.
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IkELEIYIci1'H SALE.

Tbs undcnssne1 hossirer Of tho Lamar tnaurAnes
G5sg II q prsSt 4 hs IS 81 X.
5snY.sy ls71 q u 9sosk T. m = ,rrat 4sos q tt!s
public suction. t. tbs htxhcAs tdur for Iuda
Mtnt u dct!re u hs 44 suptFiur IuuIt fut +A
samae Il. sslsta .na othet.. ex4n4t Y. y; W cus,.
q AL Guaana4a + Hardin " saa GYn.pany saeA 5o1
437.tul GEO. CHANDLER.
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NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

Monday evening, Jan. !. Grand Presentation
erJ evening during tbe week. Mat|necs MONDAY.
"Wednesday. and Saturday. HAVEHrY's tRASD
COMEDY COMPANY. An entire new hill. intro.
Songs and apccaltfes. Ese,y child attending The
ssasinee viii teelve q hanhfome present. CALI
dten'a e!m!ssIon. With nice prescnt, =; cent?.
The tcadsns present at the Matinee will be Ladies'
Solid Gold Watch. All persons paying 10 cent?
extra will receive nnmber to draw for thc Watch.
The leading present each evening will be SO In
g1eenbackt. Dene6s Pat Rooney Friday evening.
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ADVANCE In FAnEa.

NEW YoRk, Jam. 1.-At n meeting Ut the rsa-
tcnEcr agents 1lcl1 IN tllA city to-day tho follow.
ine advance IN pusscugcr-ratcs waa determined
on 1,y TIC trunk lines: New York to Cleveland,
SIS t, Sill: Toledo. $40 to *l3.5o; Detroit, 80
to sl2; Chicago; s13 to SIS; st: Louis, sl7 to
e1: Indianapolis, Sl2 to $l7; LoulsFlllc, Sl5
to eco; Cincinnati, S1t 10 *t0.
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soou AZ the raul haa teru aold On tho I'LL. Of
january, which haa to DO done bro fnrala, 40 q.
to ret II uut At the clutches ~ the leceircs, 1t
viii lie leased l., tho roat which sunkcs the best
oHer, na htnted AluyC.
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FINANCIAL.

SptciH hsp0tch 10 1as 7stbues
ADRIAN, M!cl,., Jan. 1.-Ile17man i May, a
pron.suct.t cluthlng tItm Of this city, matlr m
assignment TO Josc1h May this morning for the
bcnetit nf creditors.
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N07o1ANn ELS lkAl Es3 lkA4SEDs
After nunberlcss futile efforts tho managers
Of the EASTERN trunk linra have succeeded in
advancing the passenger rates to and from the
East. Thu new ratcs will 20 into effect to-day,
and arc as follows: From Chicago 10 New
York. SIS; from et. Louis to New York, S2a.
To Boston ths ratca Will " Il moro than to
New York, ara ~ Philadelphia u ~ lcsa- This
il IN increase Of IS. Tho rate from Chicago to
Buffalo has been raIsed from so to 4l2 Tbs
new rate. arc fur limited tickets, ,ha tame y
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AMUsENIENTa.

ANIUsEME ENTs.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE RE--ESSIpOFF.
NIGHTS AND / MATINEE ONLY,
Commencing Monday. Jan. =.
Nine. ANNETTE ESSIPOE'F,
The tlfuatrioua Pianist, assisted by
Mtxs PALMA. Pftuaa Donna,
Mons. WHEN, Violin Virtuoso.
Mons. DULCKEH N1ussont Director.
"Wednesday, Jan. 1o-steond Concert.
Friday, Jan. 12--1.A+t Essltt0FF Wight.
Saturday. at2-FAHEWELL MATiSEE.
AdntssEnn, 81; Kesefsed Seats, 4f.60. Seats
on and sitter Thursday at nox f1fice.
Stefnway't Pianos ased At alt EssIpof Concerts.
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hl0RTltARY.

Special Dspafeh to M 7rtbnnA
ELG1N, ILL.,. jan. 1.-The funeral OF Brig. Gen
William T. Lynch. Of tlis city, occurred this
afternoon. It was largely Intended. Flsgs arc
at half.mast throughout ihc city.
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EGlk1l CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION.

THIS copartaeEshte of Egyte.tou, HeaaeAs CO.
eeoapo,sd u = ESs!f..oa, VIZ, AsePsss sad 6: :.
ln;s DEG, y, Ax79: p ELG1ESTUG, ". T. HEN.
EE6H. G. b. EGNLEhT9A. 1.'E y
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CHICAGO BURLINGTON E QUINCY RArtRoAi.
II, aad Eansl Hnd k!1tceath.s.s. Ticket oEaecs IS
Elask.At.. aud II lttDtt.
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North German LloyQ,

H2D+ S1U. 8lUU. 1900. x3Uu.
ALEX. FR0THlfGnAM CO.. bankers &aa
bfo.uta, No. IL Wall al. New TorE, make iuF qua
toegs tntestmsns of large sall atnoIats
pJ It9H ays g tsssatx tn:s ri smoant ia!sste
u Av9Fa1a taes- ssotkA bought A1A carried ~ It
y tea!tsa " drpoals Of " pes cent. Circulars N
Weekly Hspuet4 setattett
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Farmers, Mechanics,

and all people who appreciate the value
OF keeping memorandum OF business
transactions, daily events and items OF
interest or Importance, for future reference,
should call ON their druggists for DR.. Pierces
memorandum book free. he TDoctors Grand
Invalid's Hotel at Buffalo, which costs,
when finished two hundred thousand dol
lars, will DO opened carly In June next, for
the reception OF patients afflicted with
chronic diseases and deformiiies. IL will
afford the most perfect facilities for the cure
OF such affections, and Its faculty Of physi-
clans and surgeons Will embrace graduates
from both American and European medi.
cal schools, who have become distinguished
for their skill. The Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser, by DIR. II. V. Pierce
work of nine hundred large pages, Illus
trated by two hundred and eighty-two en-
cravings, and elegantly bound In cloth and
gilt, is sent to any address By the author on
receipt Of one dollar and fifty cents, AL.
most one hundred thousand copies have
already been sold.
3. A. CRAIG, Esq, druggist of West Alex.
ander, Pa, says:"I sell more OF DR.. Pierce
preparations than all others combined,
They give satisfaction In every case, and
can cheerfully recommend them to the pub
lies
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This fine trotting stallion, will stand
the present season at the stables OF
II. NJ. Gano, In East Dallas, near the
Texas Central freight depot, at fifty
dollars the season, the money to be
paid when the mare Is bred, with the
privilege Of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves In foal, II the
horse lives. Should the horse be sold
before another season, arrangements
will be made for the return Of mares
not in foal, or IL at q distance, the
money will be refunded.
Lakewood by Blackwood first dam,
by Red Tiger; second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe. BlackwoOd, by
Norman first dam, by MambrinC
Chief. Norman, by the Morse horse
first dam, by Jessey Highlander
second dam, by Hambletonian. Black
wood sold for $4,000. His sister, Lulu
heat Goldsmith's Maid, and $4,000
was refused for her. BlackwoOd, jr., .
half brother to lakewood, took th'
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia
last year. and suppose Is the best horse
of his age In the United States. Blaze
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold at from $50 to $500 dollars
A rare opportunity Is here offered tC
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from n distance a.
two dollars per month, and breeding
attention free Of charge.
f.ttkf r. NJ. GAEo.
DALLAS. Te1as April ., 1871.
apl29-d,w-2m.
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.Mhere,s Your Mule ~

Yesterday morning DR.. Cobb, who
lives near the fair grounds, hitched
his saddle mule, a fine animal, to a
wagon, in the alley between Levy's
grocery and the gun store. About IL
o'clock he missed the animal. The
police were informed Of the affair, and
also that the thief had taken the Ross
avenue road. They mounted their
horses, but after diligent search were
unable to find hide or hair of the ami
NAL or the thief. A horse was tied In
the alley also, and 1t Is the opinion Of
those present that the man who owned
the horse took both.
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Ths LsadiaE ols,h,ng mouse a, DALLAS

H. NJ, Kahn a Bro, Justly claim this
egollsllcal title, on account OF their
having tho most extensive stock OF
Well made clothing Ia the city OF Dial
las, and as good 90 ID kept in Calves.
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose 20 sell their
goods NJ cheap ~ the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance nj their stock wi convince
anyone ~ 20 the truth their asser-
lions, They also keep "a ilrst.olass
stock OF mems fur snlng goods, con.
slallng OF q compete stock Of mems
hats, which they make a speciality or
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which they Otter az extreme low figures.
They also keep on hand the most com.
plele aud finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city la view Of the
above stern facts, we. can oheerullye
recommend Rll OF our citizens aud the
public generally, 10 call around and
examine their stock, aud We feel con.
lldent that they will coincide with uln
and pronounce u. NJ. Kahn n Broa.
The leading clothing house
Dallas.
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Nerves That Qniver.

Heads that ache, stomNchs that innlct
dyspeptic torments, muscles and joints
racked with the rheumatism, are infallibly
restored 10 health by tho celebrated elixir,
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, y mSdiolno
prescribed by physicians, possessing ina
mite purity, and which no one takes in vain
who Is afflicted with any OF the numerous
complaints 10 which III adapted. II fre-
quently happens that so.callod remedies fail
to procure permanent effect. This is be-
cause they are merely pallatives, and there
fore do not remove the cause of the mala-
dies, whose symptoms they after time
cease TO ameliorate. This ~ notably the
the case with opiates and sedaive drugs. II
Is not 30, however with H0stetter's Bittop,
which are searching specific that conquers
the disease NJ well az banishes Its mdicid.
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.Mhere hid They 60 Coz"

Sunday afternoon gentleman stood
at Common & Walkers drug store, watt
ing for a street car. He looked at his
watch and saw that IL lacked ten
minutes to four o'clock. CHANGING his
eyes up and down the street, he noticed
groups Of men standing in front OF
Craddock's, the LeGfand.ba the Del
monlco, Little House Round the Cor
ner, the Merchants, the Senate, Boz
gels and Others. He waited patiently
for the car, and also kept his eyes on
the men. just as the car came 10 sight
he looked again, and the groups OF
men had vanished. Hardly one was
TO be seen. Consulting bis watch
again, he found that ii was "the witch
Ing time Of day when doors fly ope,
and saloons breathe forth Invitations
to the dry.
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TROUBLE BREWING.

DIsaneetion la the Camp OF lhe Dallas
aud Wichita Company 81 ise III and
ENpIgiD,
Yesterday morning our reporter was
surprised to see number OF cars load
cd with iron aud fasIenings, being
pulled OIL tho Dallas aud Wichita
track. Thinking something unusual
going on, he enquired OF one OF the
workmen what was going on, and was
told that II was iron shipped TO this
point for the Dallas aud Wichita road,
but II was being taken back. Surmis-
Ing things TO no out OF Joint, he be.
gan 10 make Inquiries about town, aud
oonyersed with both directors aud
officers OF the road, and assistants OF
the contractors. From reliable par.
~ he gained the information that the
Kansas rolling mill company had
ordered back thrty'three car loads
OF iron which had been deposit
ted along the track Of the Dallas and
Wichita, and twenty.one carloads
not yet unloaded, making In all flfty-
four carloads, equal 10 seven and u
half miles OF track. That there IL
trouble ahead there can be no doubt,
and from our best information we
learn this Is the cause. IL we are mis-
taken, let those who are posted rise
and explain. The charter, which pro.
vldes that the road shall be built to
the county line by the 10th of next
month, becomes null and void unless
that Is done. But short distance re-
mains to be laid, as nearly twelve
miles OF the road IL now in operation.
The stockholders passed resolution
the other day to Issue first mortgage
bonds on the road. The directory 30
far have refused to ratify the action OF
the stockholders, through some of the |
directors hold Office on borrowed stock. |
The rolling mill company, to secure
themselves from Ions, have taken back
their iron. The contractor, Mr.. Hen
derson, cannot go on without the rails,
and cannot now get them until he
turns over bonds as security. These
bonds he Is to receive for building the
road. The directory will not issue, and
the consequence will be, unless the
road Is built to the county line by the
tenth OF June, the charter is lost.
What the difficulties may be between
the interested parties, and who is right
and who is wrong, THE HERALD does
not pretend TO say. The above is the
substance of what our reporter learned.
But THE HERALD has this to state
distinctly, the Dallas and Wichita
railroad Is necessary to Dallas, and
woe to the man, or set OF men, who
shall impede its construction for selfish
motives. They will be watched and
scrutinized by our citizens, and called
strictly to account for their steward
ship.
We are informed that but slight OBJ
stacles exist to prevent q complete
harmonizing of the differences, but
that it rests with the directory. We
hope those gentlemen will leave no
stone unturned to complete the work,
and let the road be built. The grad
Ing is complete within n short dis.
lance Of Denton, and large lot of ties
are on the track. Fix up the thing,
and build the road. Dallas needs it,
and Dallas must have it.
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In The Right Direction,

In another column will be found the
advertisement OF the Red River Trans
portation company, to which we in
wife the particular attention of persons
shipping grain, cotton, wool, hides
and produce generally, as well as pas
sengers themselves. Sixty-two hours
is quick work, and north Texas will
not fail to appreciate the advantages
of the line. Grain men especially
should Look into the matter early.
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Iilden's Position hnd the Puture Of
Democracy,

A southern man--an eminent citizen
OF Alabama who visited Mr. Tllden A
lew days ago, is reported as having
received nom the ex-governor full ex,
PLANTATION of the reasons why he did not
after the election assume decided
attitude and insist upon his rights.
Mr. Tilden said he had thought over the
subject eonscientously and carefully in
oil It's possible phases; that he had
become convinced that should hoadopt
the course suggested il would be resisted
by the radical party to the oxtont
OF drenching the land in blood that he
shrunk from the responsibility of pre-,
clpuating another terrible civil war
upon his countrymen, and consented to
tho compromise which averted 80 dread
Il disaster, He felt as lSeenly rs any
one the impropriety of the means by
which the present result had been
brought about, but, for all that, he did
not regret his own action" Mr. Tilden
was confident the people of the United
States understood his conduct, and that
to day the democratic party occupied
such u proud position beforethe country
as 1t had mover occupied before, and
no mortal power could resist its ti.
umphal march to success in 1880"
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STATE OFaTExAS,

II gives 10 the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
Its passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. Pullman's
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave IT. Louis daily via the NJ, X. n 4. R'y
at . =. m; Hannibal at 10 a. m. ;, aud Sedalla
at B;S p. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous.
ton without change. Connection IL also made
NJ sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections ofthis Road with the M,
X, n Il. nc Denison for III. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with tho Texas & Pa
clnc at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Men,
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
At Houston with the o., Ill. n Il. A. for Ban
Antonio, the g., ii. u II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shiIs for oil points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts,and the Liverpool IL Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat ON account OF the nature
OF the soil and tho open prairie country over
which II passes, with Its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery Of broad prairfes, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 10 especially
desirable and advantageous To travellers and
shippers In preference 70 others,
~. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday at 220 p. M, Houston nj
500 y. m, Hearne at 2:25 y. m., Dallas 1856 o.
III. and DenfBon at ll:i5 a, IN.
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gktDDing,

Sunday, trusty darby at the jail
named Bob Fowler, jumped the wall
and struck down the river, hoping to
escape In the timber along the bottom.
Deputy Jim Scott gave chase, and
caught up with him three quarters OF
mile from here. He fred two shots
which rounded him to, and he was
captured and taken back to Jail.
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formation that Governor Hampton Is d
marry tho widow OF the late Governor
lIckons, OF the same state. She WA
tho second wlle OF horaate husband
and was much his junior. She was d
noted beauty and created great SON
sation IN 81 Petersburg whittier Gov,
emor Plokens took her as bride,
whom he was sent thithor los minister
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LIVERPOOL, May 2S-Noon.--Cotton firm
SATURDAY, MONDAY.
Middling Uplands. -. SGD 5Rd

LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-Noon.--Cotton firm
| SATURDAY. MONDAY.
Middling uplands., 51Sd sgd
Middling Orleans, .,.6 Lid O l-l0d
sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
1900 bales; receipts l2,20O bales American
l0,5OS bales. Futures opened tirmer with
buyers Mt Saturday nights prices, but are
now easier. Uplands, low middling clause
June'July delivery b3sd; July-August deliv-
cry 3l.S2@5 l5-l6d; August-September l-lC
@G l-32d.
p. m-Uplands, low middling clause
September. October delivery, 3.32d.
1870 p. M Uplands, low middllng clause
May delivery, 5 % SD; June-July delivery,
8 97-S2d; September october delivery, 9 Lied
shipped April-May sail, 29-32d
4 p. m.-Sales American 1909 bales, up.
lands, low middling clause, July-August dc.
livery, 90.3!d.
Shipped April-May sail, SID.
420 y. m.-Uplands, low middling clause
1une-July delivery, 8 1916; August-Septem-
Der delivery, 8 3l-S2d.
5p. m.-Futures dull. Uplands, low mid.
ding clause, Juiy-August delivery, sgd.
NEW YORK, May 2s,-NOon. -Cotton. Up-
lands IL 3-l6c; Orleans ii 5-l6e. Sales 756
bales. Futures shade easier. May II ITO
IL Ice; June ii l46gll l0c; July II l96gll Gle;
August II N@ll SOC; Septem or II l6@gll $50.
--Cotton-Net receipts 500 bales;
gross j,90 bales. Futures closed steady.
Sales 30 0O0 bales. cd s
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Centaur
L-ininn entS.

Ono Kind for the Human Family,
Tho Other for Iloraoa and Animal !.
These Ilnlmenla are smply The wonu,i Z
the world, Their etiecIa are little ieaa than
marvellous,
The white Lininisni IA tnE the human
family. II will drive rheumatism. hoiatiea
and neuralgia nom tho Ayatem. cure hum.
bagO, chiihlAinH, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, snd
most ualanoona ETuptionni II extfeeIa ffoat
nom tfoken hands and feel, ana Tie poison
Of bileA and s,inEn Of y.nomons rep eissi y
every kind. Whom snrains or hrulsca occur,
II IN the most potent remedy ever discovered
~ heal the Injured parts. Tho ccniaur Lin.
mont H. used with great ,eticaoy for Moro
aud Weak Hack. The following u but sam.
pie OF the numerous teatimonihln.
INDIANA HoME, Jaii. Co., Ind, May ~, MA
al think ~ my duty 10 inform You that
have suffered much with aruueil feet aud
chords. A fow bottles OF Centaur Eminent
free from these nweiilngshl eiOhi years. Now
Tam pssrlsclly peH. The hnlment ought 10
"nENJAMIN BRowN."
Tho proof Ia In tho trial. 10 IA reliable, n
Ia handy, 10 Ia cheap, and every family
hould have the White oentaur Liuiment
The yellow Centaur Iiniment 10
adapted 10 the tough muaclee, oerda and
tleeh OF horses and animals, IL has perform
cd more wonderful ourca IN three years OF
SPAWN, strain, wind.galla, scratches,
Swoeny, and general Lamenosa, than all
other remedies In existence. Road what tho
great EXpressmen hny OF ~
"Nkw YoRK, january, 1874.
"Evory owner OF horses should give tho
Centnur Linimont ulai. We consider 10
the best article over used In our stables.
III. MARSH,
"supt, Adams Ex: stables, MY.
IN, PULTZ,
"Supt. u, n, Ex. Stables, N, Y.
'AinERTB. OLLN,
"Supt. Nat. Elk. btablea, N. ~"
Tho best patrons OF this Linimentarc Far
err and Veterinary surgeons, who are con-
nually using Homo Liniment. IL heals
ais Wounds ana Poll.evil, removes SWELL
~, ana IL worth millions OF dollars AM
nually TO Farmers, Livery stock grow
ers, bheep.raisera, and those having horses
or cattle. sNl
What Farrier cannot do for 80 the Con.
taur Linlment will do At triillng cost.
These Liniments nro sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprotofs, and a bottle will be given
70 any farrler or Physician who desires 10
test them.
Laboratory Of !. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Day NJ. NEW YORK.
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MuXZIeal.

Marshal Morton will hereafter com.
pell all dogs at large in the street, and
on whom the tax has been paid, to be
muzzled from the lst day of June to
the LIST day Of September. This is a
move in the right direction, and, like
the Sunday law, we hope it will be
strictly enforced.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-29
whAt Mr. mnye. Mn.l neenrnl,en.

Washington Nation The time has
arrived when President Hayes must
recognize that tho financial condition
OF the country Is the great question
with which his administration win have
To deal lie must recognize further
lhat The present secretary Of the treas.
ulE totally mlsrepresonts the popular