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nnAsnrn1nr IlE nun,

You watch lbs development WIN expect
ant foliellulo--lho choice, oAppitllely'
moulded bul which promises to untold
with the perfect lower You perhaps mink
how II VIII ad0rn the drawing'room vase,
aud anticipate the pleasure of showing II TO
your nower.loying friends. BuI some morn
ing you md Us head drOOplug, ils fragrance
nod, and ma ugly purple SPOT on onoof the
deliGaloly -tlUttd petals, ~ Is No poulh
"cuuket' u tile uui,N How Oiten inc luhlh
,omo cRnkcr Dllghta the ghellShrl infant
hlussOnA"iih our hOa4ohold pnfdenH-lhuht
human buds which gWe earnest OF nlll-
llunt future, The nOlHOmc chhk r. 30 lolB
| q Iucunled- 3crOiulu-Ht lrnglh rrNtulS lt
| treated presence aud 10 our bright hupeH
| succeeds the most uguuNlng lcuri Tor We
| Know the iatnl sequel II portondb.- pulmo-
| nary uonsllDp ! N, II II ohllinh,eu ny en-
ncnl medical anlhOrll ts IA tul ltnNl one
| MN of mnnitind are afflicted with this
| nsidlous mplady, But its ruVaB's are 80 ne
rrrt, that even ils Victims HIo unaware OF lis
| presence until II suddenly dlsclOsrs lleoll ia
| some of itA nyrlal aud Ottt inc fatal forms
| A slight cutnncOus eruption Is often va,
only Indicator Of ~ presence, The only
means of eNterminallng his disease RON
| the syslem tx ny n thorough course OF consul.
! utlunal treatment THIS treatment mus
| lufll three indications, namely, promote
nutrition, alter or puffy thG blood, ana mr.
| rest Decentralization Of the tissues ana th'
| formation OF tuberCleS, No more e0lclen
Alternative can be employed for those puf
| poses than Or, perce's Colleen Medical Dh
coVery. While impariug strength and toni
to the digestive organs II cloanses the bl9o'
and meals the diseased tissues. Tesl lA VI
tuestre the deadly canker has blghted M
life you prize. augl ,sa0Wll
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THE STATE OVER.

McLemm ComtH-Mayor Byrd oc>
cupied the mayors chair Mt the council
meeting, Thursday night.--Waco can
not invite dramatic troops, because
they have no suitable hall. The com.
missioners have ordered bridge to be
built over the Bosque, on the Spring,
field road.
GrdysOn County. offered a
premium of fifty dollars for the first
bale of cotton from Grayson, and TWEEN.
ty-iivo dollars each for the second from
the county, and first from neighboring
counties and the Indian Nation.-Two
car loads or the meat of eighty head of
cattle, were sent north in the refriger,
ators Friday.
Williamson Gtmty-Georgetown wants
a school A little son of Mr.. Hodges.
was bitten by copperhead snake last
week.-The commissioners intend TO
build new courthouse this lall.-The
farmers were never more blest with
abundant crops of corn, wheat, oats
and barley than this year.--The dry
weather has caused the wells and els,
terms to dry up and rain is badly
needed.
Robertson Coimiy.-A tax oil three.
eighths of one per cent. has been levied
by the county board, to purchase sui.
table building for courthouse. and the
same amount to pay the outstanding
Indebtedness OF the county. $4,000
state and county tax has been collected
during the year, and six thousand re.
mains delinqueut.-The first bale of
cotton was sold in Calvert at eleven and
quarter cents.-The PRESBYTERIAN
church has been erected. Mack has
had the rheumatism 50 bad, no local
events could transpire. lie claims TO
be under obligations to nobody for
anything Query: What did he get2
Collin Couaty-McKinney merchants
offered a premium oftwenty.fye dollars
for the first bale from each of the three
counties, Collins, Denton and Hunt. |
The first bale from Collin, sold Wednes.
day, at thirteen cents per pound. the |
second was sold the same day, taking a
premium Of ten dollars.-Miss Matte
ufeer was sunSstruck, at Weston. two
weeks ago, which caused partial paraly,
SIS The symptoms again returned
wednesday, and she is quite ILL
George Kendall was stabbed BY a half.
breed Indian, in a saloon, at Mckinney
Thursday. The parties used knives and
Ragged each other good deal but
finally the Indian struck at Kendallsi
throat. which took effect. and death
Ieemed the only relief for his sufTerings
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MANY Wmn AREnIrFERINa

from the effects Of the warm weather ana
are debilltutod ARE advised by physicians
to take moderate amounts of whisky two or
three times during the day. In little while
those who adopt this advice frequently in
crease the number of ''drinks' ana IN Time
become confirmed inebriates. A beverage
which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which Is intended especially
for the benefit ofdebilitated persons, whether
AZ home or abroad, IL Dr. Sehonck'S Sea
Weed Tonic. Containing the juices of many
medicinal herbs, this preparnt on does not
create an appetite Tor the Intoxicating cup.
The nouiishingand the life'SuppOrilnB prop:
critics OF many valuable natural productions
contained in II and well known 10 medical
men have most strengthening influence.
A single bottle of he Tonic viii demonstrate
its valuable qualities For debility arising
from sickness, over eNcrtion, or from any
OauSe whichever, n wineglassful OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals VIII strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite Tor whole
some food. To all who are about leaving
their homes, we desire to say that the excel
lent effects of br. SohenCk h SEASONAL REM
dies SEN Weeu Tonic aud mandrake Ptlls,
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injuriously affected by n
change of W alter and diet. No person should
leave home without taking II supply ofthese
safeguards along. For sale by all druggists,
auglG-wlm
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The San Antonio Herald, OF the 18th
has the following brief but touching
notice of the dying hero. We Join our
deep regrets to those of our cotem.
porary:
The many friends and admirers of
the gallant Captain L. II. McNelly will
be panied to learn that the dashinr
frontier soldier is gradually sinking at
his old home in Washington county.
Even as we write, the dread summons
may have come and this truly brave
man be numbered with the historic
dead. Though he may pass away from
the scenes Of his earthly triump hs his
memory can never die in the hearts of
all true Texans, and by the camp fire
and fireside the stories of his adventur,
GUS life and distinguished services in
the cause of law and order, and in the
roofing out of outlawry and crime in
Western Texas, will still serve as the
theme of many hard-earned laudation.
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Hu1s C1mig--At the late pomolop'
zeal fair Houston took all the promiuma
In The floral departments, somehow
Houston may be OVERRIDING the thing
in libeplily,--'lho county commits
slonem have listened toa number Of
plans submitted by u, F,llelner ol
Dallas, and other architects, Tor the
construction Oft new jail which they
Propose to build The probability ls
they will select one from which The
prisoners cannot escape. The mllilr
nv companies are prncticInP their arm
every week some trouble Is anliel'
pated from the dissatisfaction OF Iho
citizens against the management OF the
mar kethouse, -----rhe Age has a stand
ing local against street car track
which pro cots above its horizon, ~
The lyceum proposes TO establish a
reading room in Houston, 1.-THE
new markcthouso looks well but ~ d
| briadh cOior Dragging TO outsiders
and criticizng at home, Captain
Ashe had a tussel with a burglar who
was too much for him; the yenturou'
hero made oil without booty ,-----Th'
Texas Western now runs regular tram
TO Patterson, ----One Of Morgan
dredge boats and derrick are at work
in the city limits,---'lhe walls Of the
second ward schoohouse are up 1850
the pilothouse of the Waco was slight
" burned, Thursday No one was bur
: but several were badly scared, as ther
were number Of ladies aboard
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one Hundred MILTON Tor Slice oI
Northern Mexico,

A gentleman has been found offering
one hundred million dollars for slice
oil the northern part of Mexico, and,
strange TO say, he is not an Ohio man,
but Mr.. Bowman, regent of the Ken
lucky University Of course il was not
his own money, He proposed to have
the United States pay for it, while he
managed the transaction rs minister
resident" Mr. Blaine ought to hayo
heard of this in season for the Maine
convention, rs it would have given spice
to his rather hum,drum remarks on
that occasion. 1t is enough, and per
haps too much, to say that the Mexican
to whom Regent Bowman entrusted
the negotiation in this scheme replied
that he would prefer to "cut oil his own
head" rather than suggest the dlcl<er Il
| DiaZ.
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A FEW days since we enjoyed the
pleasure of chat with a very intelli-
gent gentleman, brave union soldier,
who lost leg at the Wilderness and
who has held u leading postoilice APP.
pointment, ever since the war, in Penn.
sylyania. He states it to be his own
opinion, and that of a majority of the
party in his state, that the fifteenth
amendment was a grave mistake, since
it hasn't made the negro any better,
and they are now voting solidly with
the democrats Any one can see how
the republicans could reach such q con.
clusion under the circumstance, and it
may yet take the combined strength of
black and white democrats to preserve
to the former his neSly,acquired rights
under the amendment named.
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French imperialism.

Cincinnati Gazette, Republican. The
New York Nation joins the shrieker.
for national standing army to keep
down labor riots. How naturally do
the feeble-minded run TO imperialism
Like many silly Americans that have
been to Paris, the Nation wants TO in.
troduce the French fashions. But with
this, we might also have the French
fashion of the soldiers fraternizing with
the mob.
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The Sudden GREATNESS Of ItaIy-Her
Naval PrsfensiOns.

A quarter of century ago Italy could
not be found on the map, Now it is
reunited, the Sicilcs, Naples, Lombaro
dy, Venice, at las; Rome itself--overy,
thing but Corsica and poor Savoy, with
which Napoleon III. ran oil like Il
thieying boy with big apple-all else
is united to the great peninsular to
make one nation. The first impulse OF
nationality is to reassert that commer~
cial character which her geographical
position imposes upon her, and with
which her history is so grandly associ-
ated The great maritime republics of
the middle ages, which furnished THE
Merchant of Venice to shakespeare
genius, ard 10y Columbus gave new
world to the old one, naturally stir the
ambition OF the reunited and rehabili,
tated Italian people. The tonnage of
the kingdom since the era of reunion
has rapidly increased by free trade in
ships, and the government is laborious-
ly developing a navy which is intended
to have some voice in the dominance of
the Mediterranean. England cannot
have been blind to the purpose OF the
onehundred ton guns which have been
forged in her shops, to meet the Italian
demand
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COLONEL HURLEY is busily engaged
hauling sand into Galveston with his
narrow g,lage railroad, and he is con.
sidered a public beneiactor. The local
Galveston application of the old proverb
about two blades instead OF one of grass
is changed to read two grains instead of
one of sand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

IT is the opinion of the Waco Exams
'ner, that no man ought to be supported
by the southern members for speaker
of the house, who is not friendly to the
Texas and Pacific bill, 1t pays high
compliment to Mr.. Randall as man of
ability, but it doubts his soundness
on this scheme. We are very sure that
none but a Texas and Pacific man will
get southern support and equally sure
that the man they do support will be
the speaker.
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whnt warn,oln hunks Aboat II an,

W wv W"N"'"fH . N'"f+f 70.
Paris lutlerlo the Cincinnati Engur
rtr, have moi OK Governor WM'
moth, nf lluisinnn, here H. hu. % new
wife with him mda now moIber-iu IaN
aud likewlse new Rihrr-iulnw Ia
act, he my said 10 boat the head oi a
mnily already lI8 wife DO unphpoi,
charming little person. lu every why
prepared 10 uphold tAr wond.ou.
beauty Of American women, Ihr gov
omor IL highly plUard with the poHcl
of Hayes, aud Is especially charmed
with the bealiiic state Of Louisiana poh
ties lie h very hopeful aud, standing
At the threshold Ola new life see, moth
ing but prospeityapd red roses Ion lh'
south
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DUPRE has come back content to be
an editor "till deth" and nothing else.
The world stood evenly balanced be.
tween hope and fear while he was shake
ing hands with the Great Father, at
Washington. 1t will 90 TO bed satisfied
that journalism is not to be shocked at
present by the desertion of one of its
brightest lights.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

GOVERNOR HusBARD's prompt action in
rendering General Ord the entire mil,
itary force of the state to avenge the
recent Star county outrage shows that
the present chief magistrate of Texas
doesn't lack vertrebrW, however he may
lack appreciation of certain ambitious
men, who would climb over his broad
shoulders to high official position. In
the language of tavorite correspon-
dent of The HERALD, Bully for Dick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

TnE recent copious rainfall in north
Texas places the late planting of corn
and cotton out OF the reach of injury
from drouth Indeed the prospects are
now as fine as ever gladened the farmer
or business man. The squares which
had been falling off q little in conse-
quence of the want of moisture, will
now mature. A late frost and CAREFUL
handling will add thousands upon thou
sands to the wealth of this section OF
the state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

PUBIC men who are seeking in ad'
vance for the probable work OF the
next congress, will not go far astray ii
they remember that the Texas and Pa
cifc bill is to be tho leading measure
of the next session.
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COLONEL MILLS thinks our financial
troubles due, not to short currency sup
ply, so much, M to our faulty system OF
taxation, If we had more money, per,
haps the problem of taxation wonld adj
nit of m easier solving.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-19

TnE arrest Of Colonel Hobby, on the
charge Of forgery, was a pefect bomb
shell to his old associates and business
compeers in Galveston, 1t was star
suddenly falling from the highest heav-
ana
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GENERAL GRANT viii BIO the man The
democratic nominee for the presidency
in 1880, will have to contend against, OF
write us down no correct reader Of the
signs of the times, ...r.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING 'ii' AUGUST ~

NEITHER tears, threats, nor money
could procure tho suppression of the
charges against Colonel Hobby, by tho
Mans.
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THE DAILY HKhALDls published eyory
morning, except on Monday, NJ $40 pc
~ cents per week delivered In The city
THE WEEKLY herald ~ published every
Saturday morning NJ W Gu per,y0ar, post
age prepaid,
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For Sale.

4 AND--j0 acres OF No. land two aud one
IL half miles from Dallas, on the Green.
Vile road, under n plank fence, with six.
teen acres in cultivation. Running water
about nine months In the year. II has an
arunclal lake on the branch with water
81 iicient 10 float any steamboat on the Mis-
slssippi river A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply ~ the UNDER
signed on the premises. A. II. HARRIS.
augli I'm
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Valuable Nil! Property
FOR SALE
offer at private sale my mill, known
TRINITY MILLS"

situated mmediately on the DallAs aa'
wichita railroad, near the county inc, " - :
miles from Dallas. The mill is new anu ~. ~
good order. Capacity l0I barrels per tHenlsi
four hours. Can load flour on rai.I ~.
track from mill / Will sell the fuili. de s,s.,v
ings and store-hOuse, or any quHul.,
Of Ia d with IL, M to seven w ..,
There is a fine ram on the ian e gir-i
abundance OF wster, aiiOrdiDg choice -
ton for stock feeding In connection ~ 80
milling. AS I have not capital 10 !'ell..,,
upOn / will sell this pro eTty Tor an -,
the Remainder, / mean business, as any
one desiring a large paving iuvesimt y, ~, -
see by applying early 10 me ON the prem -
Or. Roy 3. SCOTT,
"Trinity Mills, Dallas Comfy, 1eis'
aus5d-wlm
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Wanted Male Help.

DRICK NAKD HANDSOME steady men
- OF tperieuce need apply to ROBERT H.
JAMES. nuglO.9t
w ANrED-Filieea or twenty agents, to
w sell the" Randall Grain Separator in
the country. Agents must furnish their own
conveyance. Apply at 20 Main street alS-6t
NJ ANTED-A few good agents for the
w States of Texas aud Louisiana. To nc
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms will
be given. W. Strong, sol Elm street, Room
z, upstairs. jun3O-dNwtf
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LIST oFPRI1 Els.

6D72 Cash Pri1.s amounting TO sslO'O"V'
WHoLETICKErs slO. HALVES IS. QUAh'
TEns - 81. -,
II Tickets 500, 10 4 $500, 56i4 Tickets >'uu
Remittances can be made by NAL, hAi
press, Draft, r. U. Money order or Regisleiiyy ~
Letter, made payable 10 g. W. Barrow ~, ~
reliable Agents wanted everywhere. se NV.
references with application to prevent DE-
lay.
q. w. HARROW q co,
General Managers
Courier-Jcurnal Building, Louisville ny
Re SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
iy27d-v
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To Rent.
Wanted-F emale Helm.

WANrED-A white girl or woman, to do
w do general housework. Apply at 7l3
Pacific avenue. augISd2t
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I'O TRADE-1mproved Dallas city prom
L erty for drugs, dry goods or groceries
Address o., care OF j. Il. Bosely, Dallas, cor
ner Poydras aud Main streets, augl.lm
w ANTED -- Everybody 10 have theb
w clothes cleaned. dyed and repaired at
JACOBIM EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeing rs
tablishment, slg Main street, Dallas. SatIs-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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Misesllansous Manis.

INFORMATION WANTED - ANY ono
l knowing the Whereabouts or existence of
Thomas III. HerndOn, OF Mississippi, sun
posed To be now In Texas, will greatly oblige
his relatives IN giving Information to Seay
& Morrow, attOrneys-At-law, Dallas. Mr.
II. will receive his division OF large tract
OF land by applying to seay Il Morrow.
augT q
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lH Factory Prices VIII b Duplicated 10 thD Texas Trade,

the
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Wanted Boarding.

OARDING.--PleR and airy rooms,
I'D with or without board, at Mrs. Simp-
sons corner Main and Harwood streets. All
modern cOnVeniVnCes in the house. aul6-2w
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.
Wanted Situation.

Four-liue Advertisements inserted twice in
this column for Twenty Five Cents,
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A GERMAN wishes place to attend to
~ horses, gardens, etc, In "A family. Adj
dress H., TINS office, augl0-2t
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A N experienced business mau wants n
"a situation Tor n few months, viii not
object 10 hard work, ora moderate compen-
satlOn. Address az" Herald Office. augl2. Ivy
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| + you want n No, business man, who can
| attend to almost any kind of business
luill furnish the best reiereuces, address " e.
|. j., Lock Box 1872. augl9.lw
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DOARDERSA few boardcrs can find first
ID class accommodations AT Mrs. Bicknell'S y,
corner OF Oleander street and Cottage Lane,
rear OF Catholic church. augl2-6t
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1877-06-14
eoyLRN0R HEADRIcKS.


INDIANAPOLIS, June 8 The farewell
reception rendered to Ex-Governor Hen
dricks prior to his departure for Europe
was held in Masonic Hall tonight. The
hall was crowded to overlooking all the
standing room being occupied, Senator
Mcdonald presiding, who, Oh taking the
chair said that this was a spontaneous
outpouring of the people to pay respect
to a distinguished citizen, who, had the
popular will prevailed, would now occupy
the second place in the councils OF the
nation. Hon. D W, Voorhees, was then
introduced, and made a five Minutes
speech, referring briefly to the public
services of Governor Hendricks. His
address was comparatively free from
party questions, and was received with
hearty applause. Governor Hendricks
on being introduced by Mr., voorhees,,
after the applause had subsided, spoke
twenty minutes. thanking his friends for
the manifestation of love and esteem,
and said that after the close of the con-
test of last year, and of his official term
of service as Governor, he found himself
worn in political strength, and thought
to take rest of six months to visit an
other part of the world. Referring to
his public life, he said his rule had al
ways been to do the best he could, and
whatever success had attended his course
was due to that rule. 1t was pleasing
reflection to know that he had the good
wishes of those he left behind, and The
thought that he enjoyed the respect ana
esteem of the people of Indiana, was the
richest gem of his possessions. The de-
termined and earnest party contest that
hp had passed through left no bitter or
personal prejudice toward his political
opponents. Senator Mcdonald had sta
ted in his remarks that had the popular
will obtained, he would now be Vice
President of the United States. lie was
as certain that he had majority OF the
popular vote as that Governor Williams
was elected Governor OF Indiana, and in
defeating the will of the people, a blow
had been struck at American institutions
which thousands of gentlemen, who dld
not vote for Governor Tilden or himself,
regretted. Hereafter the man who was
elected President by the voice and will
of the people must and will be Inaugural
ted. The duty devolves upon the people
of Indiana, without distinction Of party,
to stand by the Constitution. Conclu
ding, he said: l thank you for the pro-
fessions of regard, and shall not forget
this night as long as memory lasts de
was followed by brief speeches from Gov
ernor Richardson, ex-Congressman W.
S. Holman, and Judge Gooding, after
which general hand shaking took place.
Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks will leave to;
morrow morning for New York, and will
sail on Wednesday next.