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The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
" Gather Report

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
BY Telegraph to the Gazette
WAsHINGToN, Aug. %.
For the Middle and New England
States, northeast to southeast winds
possibly veering to southwest.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
up to noon on AUGTSpNTH, fer glass
and glazing in any OF the Public school
Houses, and any other property belonging
TO or under the control of the Board of Pub
lie Education, for one year, commencing
entember list. 1e77, and ending June 3Oth.
1873. VIM. IL. Glow AhI,
aug2l-6t Sec'y Board Pub. Education.
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''N' LEAVE WILMINGTON.

LEAVE WILMINGTON.
b e6@slphia 5s d 22l, $40. c.55, $40. Q on.
81" q, "a, =, m 1851, Il 10, ? tC' 2'so' gS0' ! no.
5'V, :, !; m, a on sundays; 2.2i ~ Z ~ 1V' y
4 m; on n s13d,, 12i, .. Sl7, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
n IiS 81 "a, any Washington: 1 Os. 3 40
m; ) 55 II, nm, W. y % p m; ON Sundays
Deposit; Sc p m; no Sunday
! Sss'lS; suhSaS s $40, 20, . 80 m; 80, 9 80 p
bAdaSy IT, lra'% ~; Us, 9 80 a m; 6 80 p m;
+ p m: non no a Northern r. R.. 6 40 a
WAR; ~ w no sunday train.
bn IN Snr' W estem r. R.: 10 20 a M %
PH sundays; 10 81 a an M ~ ~ d MO ~
T. AT WILMINGTON,
Eeila9delphia: i z 70 Sc, 5 81 , .. = NJ %
i T. II u 10 %, S55, 451, bi4. 6g5. s. I f25- s
4" w; va 80, . 81, Ii iop mays m IL 90
Sl n n1rk; mp l2 jG, 8 "a a m; 70 "a 70 6s
1 m, vi sundays: II 56 a m |;
! js,i@ore: y n or IS, oil. m; 1917 10 az
nj Oh Sundays: 2 is a m Il o 81 81
-iSn1ngton; Il D %t n: 2ls a m 1927. 1919
~ VII sundays: 2 1S a m o AZ
Deposit: 500 m no Sunday
/ T 10 Castle: = s 7 IS, 5 50 a m 70 ~ M.
SuaGyaEf Sy n; r. H.; $50 a m; 4 20, 6 10 p
h 35 D srol m, d Northern r. R.: 10 d
m; m"are or /. Western r.. RI r.: 7 nam,
kan On Sundays; 90 p pm m. . % " III
AnrI AInmriNGToN LEAVE PHIL.
LGsa So sshee. sn t, and Washington av,
|hiI33SS bro m; o., % i5 j. q % p Sun
ii i5y'S Is Z nt necond and MSgkipptm Upi ? m; airso, 9
s'o5 80 Il 45 D m. ny p III
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DEMOCRATIC WARD MEETING

A meeting of the Democrats of the Third
Ward, will be held this evening, at the Wa
ter Witch engine house, at O'CLOCK, shaTp.
All Dem ocrats will please attend. By order
OF the Ward Committee. auZ2-lt
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THE VIRGINIA ATTORNEY GENE.
RALSHIP II
BODIES RECOVERED.

BY ItIeBrHpH 10 the GazeJJe.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. %.
The bodies Of Capt. Blunt, engineer
James and the fireman Braxton, colored
of the tug Matt White which exploded at
Rip Raps off Fortress Monroe, early
Saturday morning, last, have been re-
covered.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

The market in this city was well sup
piled. and with good fruit, Eighteen
hundred baskets were received BY rail
and water. There was also large sup
ply through the market by wagons. The
prices were fair, good fruit selling at
from 40 to 70 cents per basket, and from
to IL ce uts per half peck.
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RECEPTION TO AN AMERICAN
MINISTER.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
BERLIN, Aug. %.
U. S. Minister Washburne, who is in
this city, on brief visit, had warm re
ceptlon by the Emperor and the mem
bers of the city government.
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If you want your Baby to look bright
do not put it to sleep with laudanum
when restless, but use DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup. % cents per bottle.
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SECOND EDITION
BY TELEGRAPH
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.

By Telegraph to the Gazette
HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. %.
The attendance at the Democratic
Convention to-day, will be unusually
large. The absence of the rough ele-
ment is noticeable. The Barr men look
sad, while Noyes is jubilaut. Turnkey
will be nominated for judge. At this
hour it is impossible to Isay what the
platform will be. u. 6. Senator Wal
lace was telegraphed for last evening by
the Noyes men, and arrived last night,
THE VIRGINIA ATTORNEY GENE.
RALSHIP.
BY telegraph to the Gazette.
RICHMOND, Aug. 22.-The Chairman of
the State Conservative Committee announ-
ces that the Committee will meet on the
2Sth inst, when the matter of the Attorney
Generalship, made vacant by the death of
Hon. Raleigh Daniel, will be disposed of.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22
GRAIN ELEVATOR DESTROYED.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.

RACINE, Wis, Aug, %.
A fire occurred here early yesterday
yesterday morning, destroying the eleva-
tor of j. Maddox g. Co. Loss $1,000
mostly covered by insurance.
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THE PEACH MARK ~

The shipment of peaches over the
delaware r X. yesterday fell off 16 car.
loads in comparison with the day pre-
vious. They were consigned to the fol-
lowing points
The daily gazette., 1877-08-22

CTRAYED OR STOLEN. From the lot
y at SIKH and Rodney streets, on Friday
night, Aug. nth, ROAM HORSE. The
finder will be rewarded If returned to
aug20tf AIS SHIPLEY ST.
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Y MEYERS =
49,.
Bsar Manufacturer.

PAsr Street.
'lhce Mest gar at 25 certsrerrallon
Phd pepner apple Butter, Peach
sauce of the best quail
ec-l2-dyly
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a CARD.

DELAWARE CITY, DEL, Aug. 1st, 1877.
ITO THE DIRECTORS AND POLICY
HOLDERS OF THE DELLA WARE
STATE FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
GENTLEMEN:
We the undersigned auditing committee
of the
DeLaware State F. & N. ms. Com
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LII, and Co,nfsserr'oi.

. .,saroN, Del, August 22, is'7;
Is,SR ISs,ncR auotations Iurnlslie1s ~
s%SA So Clayton Heuse Building
W. 'nel.. at 10 NJ. to- tay: N.4
'gtona, VI oiJOTATIONS.
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FOR SALE AMBIENT.

EOR SALE.-Several good Mortgages
IL from $500 to $1,000.
]. I. HEALD.
Real Estate Mortgage Excnange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26
CONDENSED NEWS.

The play of the cross and the crcf-
cent on tho Rio GRnde stu continues
between Lerdo aud Diaz
The retiring editor Of the Washing,
ton daily Nation predicts that Secretary
sherman will retire from the presidents
cabinet within four months
General Grant will visit Japan before
he returns TO the United States, He
has also been invited 10 view the au'
tumn mnneuycrs of the German mill
tary, which invitation he has accepted
London Inns hitherto prded herself
that mosquitoes have not been known
there. They have made their appear
ance however in the corgocs Of foreign
grain, and will no doubt bc a pest ii
that city,
An officer IN tho British navy ha
obtained u patent for the use Of {
pnpor covering for the bottom of yes
sells, The paper prevents tho Ncoumu
latlon OF weeds, prasses and barnacle
upon the vessel below the water line :
Discussions IN the Irish home rul
party promises 60 be very interesting
Tho house Of commons will not allow
discussion of the Irish university qucp
ton, Notwithstanding the Irish mem
bers of parliament presented respect
able petition for the same,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

Thousands of people died every year
in the mlasmatic valleys surrounding
lookout mountain, until about 1890,
when from the common mountain
herbs, DR.. a. q. simmons seientitical-
ly prepared medicine that proved
u specific In the cure oliver diseases.
By itsu use the country in that vicinity
has become among the healthiest on
the continent. The reputation of DIR.
a. q. simmons vegetable liver medi-
cine is now worldwide. 1t is made by
NJ. A. Thediord " Co., of Chattanooga,
Tennessee, and every genuine pack
age and bottle Is enclosed in n yellow
wrapper bearing the likeness OF DR..
Simmons.
1t ia for sale by all druggists, who
have trial packages of the medicine
that will be given to all applicants free
OF charge. myg.lm.d-w.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26
STATE OVER.

Van Zmd County county seat
hNs been removed from Canton to
Wills Point
Lamar County incendiarv at
tempt was made to fire saloon, Thurs
day morning,
CoryeR Cd,mty. Laura Strick.
land, of Jackshora was burned to death
by kerosine oil on the 10th instant
Harris C6mtR-Moses Lindsay, col.
ored, was sentenced to the penitcntiary
for twelve years for the murder of Ed.
Brooks.--There are $4,000 due on
back taxes in Houston
1raUiS CoUntg--Austin wants bath
house for ladies. General j. b. Hurd
was in Austin Saturday.--The com.
mission selected a site on Pecan street
for the new federal building.
Easi'dHd Comty.-The review quotes
the local market thus. Corn 81 25,
wheat 81; flour S. bacon II to Is cents;
beef to cents; butter 10 cents.-A
horse thief was jagged last week
neLtnun ComtH-Ed. Gust, negro
mason, was acquitted of the murder of
James McCan.--A military ball will
be given in Waco, in honor Of Hoods
Texas brigade, on Wednesday evening.
Washington Coiuty.--Recent heavy
rains have drowned out the gardens on
low grounds. estate transac,
tons are brisk---DSr VoiksJ6te has
suspended its English department.
ldrrani C5Whty.--John Ryan and c. L.
Adams, the would.be burglars of the
jewelry store, have been bound over to
court in the sum of two thousand dol.
lars each.--An effort is to be made to
repeal the hog law.
GrdgSon C6imiy.-Pomero lectured in
Denison Saturday evening. "A Deni.
son young lady received twenty.one let.
tiers at one mail-A Sherman mill
received two thousand bushels of wheat
Friday, at 81 20 per bushel.
Boieic CaumfL-A gentleman named
H. Rose. Of Lsporte, Indiana. commit
ted suicide on Wednesday He had a
wife, who was in New York without
'unds or friends, and he claimed TO
nave neither Hewa buried in Tex
Irkana.
Gabveston C5an,g.-E. L. Stone, special
United States deputy collector, has de
aulted in the sum Of $27.0O0 lie left |
galveston on Friday without being ar
last heard Of Burgess he
ook sleeper on the international and
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DIR. soHENCK's ut, aoNIc SYRUP

SEA WEED Tonic, AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These medicines have undoubtedly per-
formed moro cures of Consumption than
any other remedy known 60 the American
public, They are compounded ofvegetabls
Ingredients, and contain nothing which can
be Injurious 20 the human constitution
Other remedies advertised us cures for Con
sumption, probably contain opium, which
IL a somewhat dangerous drug In all cnaes
and iftakep freely by colsumptive patients,
IL must do great Injury; for Its tendency IL 20
connne The morbid matter In the system,
which, OF course, must make a cure iinpOs.
sible. schencks Pulmonlc syrup is war.
fanted not 10 contain n particle OF opium; II
IL composed of powerful but harmless herbs,
which act ON the lungs, liver, stomach, and
blood, and thus correct all morbid secre.
Tons, and eApel all the diseased matter from
the body. These are the only means by
which Consumption can he cured, and NJ
Sehenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic,
and Mandrake Pills are the Oni- medicines
which operate In this way, 10 Is obvious they
are the only genuine cure for Pulmonary
Consumption. Each bottle OF this invalua.
bile medicine Is accom- panied By full direc
tons Dr. Schenck Il professionally AT hi.
principal otice, corner sixth aud Arch
streets, Philadelphia. every Monday, where
all letters tor advice must be addressed.
iuniwim
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

A writer In Scribner TO- July, main
tains that the cause Of the conflict be.
tween Morm0nism and American civ
ilization lies deeper than the instiiu-
tion OF poiygamy. We quote as fol-
lows:
Not few have made haste to M.
sumo that polygamy Is the sole
cause Of trouble. But the record ex.
cludes that idea; the Mormons had
more trouble with the world before
they adopted polygamy than since,
IUndisputed facts show that the Begin
ming of polygalDy in tho Mormon
church was by accident rnther than de-
laign, to relieve "a few men Of their 30.
cipl embarrassments; that the church
soon after repudiated it and denied il
for nine years, aud In 1872 formally
proposed to congress- TO abandon it for.
ever, on condition that Utah should be
admIttefNs Il state Polygamy viii
do for ascapu-goat, but the trouble is
far more radical than that; the same
results would soon oVertake the Meth
odist or any other church, II it should
concentrate lta forces in one state,
every man voting, whether M citizen
br Juror AT the command of the bishop
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No better evidence of the general re,
vival of trade can be given than the
new advertisements which appear this
morning in Tur HERALD. OF course we
are not insensible TO the pecuniary adj.
vantage this revival of trade presents
10 us, but when taken with the other
fact that IL is n valuable indication of
the recuperative energies of the coun,
try and confidence in the trade out.
look Of the near future, held by the
leading business men of the state, the
circumstance has peculiar value to
all The indications are many and re.
liable that we are but on the threshold
of one of the busiest and most prosper
Gus season of trade ever yet known in
Texas. That il is really so, We have not
the slightest shadow OF doubt All
Texas needs now to make her what is
Eden of the industrious
Is but one good crop and the resulting
business prosperity which is sure to fol.
low. The crop she is now garnering, |
and the other she may surely count
upon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

droai Northern road at Houston, --A
CLAUSE in the tinker policy prevents
irom making the policy good
The following IL the last viii ol Selim
Riukor Galveston, July 81, 1876 In
case OF my death / leaye Mary tinker
my wife, my executor, without bonds,
To administer upon my estate without
further action in court than probatng
THE my viii Sellm Riuker IN pro-
cnco Of Hen, i Labatt, Luke u. Reeds
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--FraiIS Leslie's Popular Monthly
for July il one OF the best numbers of
the work yet issued Its articles, beau
tifulIy and literally illustrated, are
timely, highly interesting and attract
I've, especially " Russia and Turkey,
their War Strength, Sovereigns, etc. -
by William Staughton Chase "The
West End of Paris;n b" Malta" " Mrs
General Gaines !" "The Great Grain
Movement etc. In addition 1t con-
tains innumerable paragraphs on vari-
Gus interesting subject something for
everybody besides the usual number
Of short select stories, by popular and
gifted authors, and which are really
captivating. This magazine of one
hundred and twenty"eight pages and
one hundred illustrations must, in
view of its actually being the cheapest
publication Of the kind In existence,
and ut the samen time one of the most
select and universally welcome, con.
tinue to increase in public favor, and
rank with the publishers Sunday
Magazine, the highest among all our
American monthlies. The Popular
Monthly may be obtained for ~ 90,
and the Sunday Magazine for SS, for
one year, postpaid, from Frank Les
lies Publishing House, 5S7 Pearl street,
New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

GALVESTON is struggling manfully to
meet theNants Of the tradeof the state
Notwithstanding the terribly tight
times" the late fire, the heavy oppos-
sition and other adverse circumstances,
she is rapidly putting herself in posi-
ton to respond, upon favorable terms,
to the large demand to be made on her
this fall. 1t is n subject of regret to her
progressive men, that she is not in con-
dition this season to handle the grain
crop of the state to advantage, But as
n cotton mart, Galveston is proudly the
peer of the best, and infinitely superior
to any likely to compete for her trade
1.-THE city does nothing but handle the
cotton and sugar of Texas, with the
combinations possible on these, sAe will
always be the commercial emporium of
the state. We always glory in her sue
cess, and mourn over her failures.
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Moving,

Messrs. Morton " Smith, undertake
ers, are today moving from their
former place Of business, 400 Lamar
street, to go on Elm street, mmedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. AT
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
residence attached, and will be there
night aud day, ready to attend upon
professional duties. -june6dl
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rnE prospects for an early complies
ton of the Dallas and Wichita grow
brighter day by day This is mn enter
prise of the gravest Importance not
only to Dallas but to all north Texas.
When completed the road will supply
the coal of the entire state, because it
is well known that the road was built
in order to tap an immense coal deposit
within forty miles of Dallas 1t will be
a proud day for us when we can an
nounco its completion We say to the
gentlemen Interested in its construc
ton, hurry up reconcile all differences,
and place such force on it as will in
sure its completion before the present
crop is to be moved.
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JEWISH PRESCRIPTION.

we had hoped lllAl the worm AhH
heard the last OF race proaolption' II
Gems not, however and tho Successor
of A y Stewart remained toremind M
TINT there arc q Tow people in
this ration yet small enough to
call the ban, even In Amod'
GA, and that too against o race which,
whatever they may have done In the
past, stand to-day At the head Of pro-
gress not only here, bat throughout The
world The Jews as a CLASH orc careful,
successful and liberal business men, |
lavish in all thing relating to personal
expenditure, md in this way it turns
out that they constitute m important
lrctori in the sum Of the profits of hotel
Keepers and resort managers Of the
country The owner of one Of the
principal hotels at the famous Saratoga
springs Judge Hilton, concludes that
to tho fact TINT last year he entertained
many Israelitish guests, IL due the othor
fact that that institution ison the down
arade. This season distinguished
gentleman of that race, large cnpital.
ist, u liberal, philosophical man, nm
old patron of tie house, " refused nd
mission upon no other and no better
grounds than that he owns Gods
chosen people as his ancestry.
When The south refused to own the
negro u social equal how the party and
the section to which Judge Hilton be.
longs howled, and how they prayed
that the dire consequences would not be
Waited 10y nm angry God upon them as
well as us, But here we have an illus
tration that Russia, Spain and other
absolute monarchies do not monopolize
the tyranny of the age. Tho south OK.
cludes tho negro because ~ n race they
have physical peculiarities which unfit
them for social intercourse with the
whites. and then, in addition, their
condition of ignorance and semi>bnr.
bnrity arowinp ont of opos of subsection
ia bnr altogether impossble To remove
far n panerotion ar an If earnest elTo,t
on their nort insisted by the tolerotibn
and militant labors of Tho whites MT
IA ,lo cnsc Of M So,ion,on and tho
rOco To which he belongs none of these.
oidoc,ions cou he or ara urgcd
From ,ho aim INST MI down
tbc oacs ho,h socrod and nyo.
mro history unitcs 10 crown tho
Iow;oh hrow w;tl, tho Io,,ol,,rootl Of
yolo, wilma Weldon and ,bv.iool non.
ec,ior win bn momorv or tbosa
thiros boeoro ma Il Looks strange N goo
tbo o0rond Union Hotel ,nlocaydod
,du, rNo towsodnittcdn Uore N,boro
o,ory soct aud eyory ,,raiy;duol moy
yorshin God in bis avn wov unmo,eatod
,,v cha law and nro,oc,od hy n,hl;c
oni,ion in tho ovorciso Of those God
,;,or ri,bts II ,or,on,s for tbe man
ooomort of ana Of tho ,rrcinol hoto,s
ot,ho co,n,rv ~ ;,su,t q holo noo,1o
cousoloyslv and nrcoo,iroly without
oso,,,,i.,,,h,sholo,, - roasnr ca, 80
oot
W. rosort tho tb;,c hcconso II n,orn,s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

Tur NaeS has trick OF treating far
OIL subjects where there is likelihood
of getting its foot in it" by treating
home matters, The controversy beo
tween it and the New York Hcdil on
the Mexican question, reads like apps
litical correspondence from Roumania
OF Turkish proclamation. What
about the next governor, the short ap,
preparations, amendments to the con-
atitution and like thomes2 We don't
like to sec our great coast paper over.
shoot the state in this way,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

OuR old friend VIII Lambert, n
her Of the craft and typo In the
Houston Age Office, was commissioner
colonel and aid de.camp on Governor
Hubbard's stall, May %, Why tho
Houston papers have made no men
ton Of the matter IL n mystery to w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

rur recent dclalcaton in the Calves
ton customhouso, will serve TO make
Gen Shields position, which was never
very steady stil more shoky. We
trust the civil service relormers will not
permit this very Migrant case to pass
unnoiIood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

GoyERSop IluBHRp is silently but
surely gaining ground all over the state,
All classes Of men speak in the very
highest terms of the quiet dignity and
great effectiveness Of bis administration,
If Governor IT, holds this even course
during his term he win be hard TO beat
before the next convention.
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dlaiIg gtera|d,

Tnn DAILY irKAtDia pnhliAhnd oYniy
nilrning, except un Monday, az 30 pe
nnnun in ldVnnrn, pnnlhfe prepaid ~
2i0enls pnr week delivered Ia tho cily.
TnE WKHKLl nrRALn N published oYnry
saturday morning ~ W ca per year post
ngn piopali'
AnyKnrlhFls0 HATi4u Unr square ltfn lines
nnnpntill one time VI 40 each subsequent
insertion, III GsniH special fninH for weekly
monthly nnd yearly ndyorllsoiH,
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TlR controversy between the Man.
shall Messenger and HcraM has taken
the direction of tho cowhide we are
eorty to SEQ, That IL about the poorest
way to settle editorial difficulties Of
any We have never seen II work
worth cont, and doubt its efficacy in
this case, Better kiss md make friends
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

'rnr Houston Tiyram isrpidly grow.
ing in public favor, and IL really one Of
the most interesting local papers in the
state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

'ruE settlement recently made by the
Houston and Texas Central of its font,
ing indebtedness, is deemed satisfactory
to all concerned, The third mortgage
bonds ne to be elegantly engraved
which will require time, but the crod>
tors nre furnished with certificates
which will be lifted when the bonds are
rnnI,,
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OLD YAsnIoNEn Ways

II used 10 cake twelve hours to dye the
halr, and then II looked ridiculous. Now,
In fifteen minutes TUFTS Hair Dye will give
you beautiful glossy black tresses, without
trouble or lnconvenienca. y Murray street,
NeE York. juneia.2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-26

Om old friend, Roy =. A, King, Of
Waco, recently sailed from Europe 20
attend tho Presbyterian council at
Edinburg.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORNING i'ili JUNE 20,

VIZ Ans indebted TO the Houston Age
for mn exceedingly complimentary no.
tico recently made,
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There's magic which is mighty
At the North and at the South;
lis a woman's sweetest magic.
lis the Magic Of the Moqts,
OF pearl-white teeth aud Migrant breath
and N whate'er befall
BE sure you use your sOZOD0HT, and be
Magicians all.