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The daily gazette., 1877-09-08
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SYRUP
Restored 10 Complete
Health.

BROOKS. NE, Sept. :, lS10.
Dear Sir-F rom early youth / was in
feeble health. troubled with humor in nv
blood. weakness and debility OF the system
generally; was unable 10 labor much, and
only Rt some light business, and then only
with great caution.
Seven years ago the past Spring had a
severe attack OF Diphineria, wnicn lefl nv
limbs paraIyEed aud useless, so l was un-
able TO walk or even sit up. Noticing the
advertisements of PERUVIAN SYRUP 1
concluded 10 give II a trial and to my great
JOY soon found my health improving.
continued the use OF the SYRUP until three
bottles had been used. and was restored 10
complete health, and have remained SO 10
this day.
attribute my present health entirely to
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and hold
II IN high estimation. l cannot speak too
highly in its praise. have in several
cases recommended II in cases very similar
70 my own with the same good results.
Yours truly,
CHAS. (. PEARCY.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprie
tors, - Harrison Ave. Boston, Sold by all
Druggists. Pamphlets free.
augl-m StdAw
The daily gazette., 1877-09-08

On Saturday, last, WI. Jones, ESQ
trustees, sod at puOne sale, tue
"Cauik' farm, cOntsi1ing one hun
dred aud sixteen acres, situated near
HarsIck, TO Ms Wm. Price, for as
20O.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-22
STATE OVER.

C5rycilc CormM--C. D, Porter, posts
master at Sugorloai, was caught 10y de,
tectives in opening letters in the mails.
When arrested he acknowledged it and
went to Jail in Waco He says he in
tended to return the money,
Red River CowaH-ClarksWlle wants
a fire company.-Anl Indian ball play
is the exciting local topic. The up,
per bridge ON the Delaware being down
travel is stopped from that section
tributary to the county seat.--Jack
Gray, negro horse thief, was killed
ten miles west ofClArksyille, last week.
for his various crimes.
Fills Co,mtn-rhe Hoffman steam
gin is about completed The county
commissioners have been wrestling with
the road question Many county roads
are needed aud many interests are to
be served. IA field of hay, partially
cut, wagon loaded with hay, half
mile Of fence and several acres of corn,
were burned last week as the price
paid for burning out nest of BUNDLES
bees.
Lamar Congratulations citizens are
cndeavoring to clear up the circum.
stances of the unlawful hanging of h
+, Perry, in their neighborhood few
weeks age. The case of Peytou who
killed Eubanks, seems clouded in
mystery. says the North Texan. The
wife OF Eubanks was not brought in as
n witness by either side.-A iaJtts
corpus writ will be tried.-The fair
will be held October u.
Grimes CoaHtL-'rhe Tablet says an
unknown iiend in human shape entered
the house of Mrs. Jones, a colorcd wo-
man, Mt Wallace prairie, and unceremo.
niously murdered an infant child
Rain is needed.--The Tablet learns
that W. W. Peyton, deputy sheriff of
Brazos county, made an attempt to arN
rest n negro named Wash lIearne, one
day this week, when Wash put his
hand in his boot to draw pistol and
was instantly shot and killed by Peyton.
Fmnn CoRty.-The News wants
fair this fall--Thec coal mine at Honey
Grove turns out cold fraud. Jack, !
son Thomas, the boy who was stealing
a ride on a train last week and was in. |
jured by the cars, west of Bonham, was
an orphan, trying to do for himself
and without money. lie is now doing |
well.-The whisky taken.by order OF |
Uncle Sam, near Honey Grove, will be
sold at public sale on the 3Oth instant. |
Trails C0img.-The apparatus to
quench fires in the capitol has been
tested and found good.-The examin.
alton of the Briiton.Purnell case was
concluded Friday and the decision re,
served till Monday.-Lee r. Shry-
lock delivered an address on the "ele.
ments of success in business" in Aus
tin Tuesday night-The Loafers are
the champion bali players of Austin.
"A sick man was picked up by the
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police In Austin Saturday, bat no ono
would receive him from lhor hands for
care II seems they do not know what
to do with a,ck man who has no
friends
Lupm17 (omN- Major Jones will
remnn in the county during this the
week. of the m.a Some OF his men
have gouc out ON 70 hunt for evil doH.
About one hundred farmers think
they have tho best corn ln the county.
SHOWS and dances are frequent
among 90 many visitors some OF
the finest horses In the state are at tho
air---Crops have made q good yield,
Corn 30 10 90 bushels per Ncro, wheat
10 10 %, oats 10 10 100, and cotton bids
fair for q good crop
lrnhugiou ComiH-Ali williamson
the negro murderer who broke jail a
lev weeks ago, returned Friday and
gave himself up lie wants to return
from lluntsyilloand behave himself
The Banner wants some additions put
10 the present courthouse which now
has but one room for the oecommodo
ton Of county diguitarics Thurs,
day, November 10Th, Is the day set lol
the reunion Of Tcrry's and Greens
brigade, aud BRENNAN the place.
The last term Of court cost \ j36.-----
The bond Of John Ward, indicted will
Hall Davis for the murder Of william
Mailman, has been fixed Mt S2jUo.--
Three couyics were sent TO llmlsylll,
last week
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

The New York sun thinks Secretary
sherman a member Of the syndicate.
The Courier journal secs Governor
IIartnnlt looming up as a presidential
probability
Though Senator Morton is pnraly1od
in body the Chicago Times thinks there
is no signs of that disease in his tongue,
A great effort IL being made IN Hi
nois TO have the Houthern penitentiary
relocated ut Alton, where 1t was for
merly
While two and u half millions Of PEG.
pie in India are subsi,ting at the cX,
pcusn Of the government and public
charities, an exchange asks Cannot
Americans realize that the hard times
are not confined to the United States
ulonc|
The New York Evening Bulletin
thinks that President Dia2 is exhibiting
good sense and business sagacity by try
ing to couciliotc the troubles with the
Uuited States and to preserve peace on
the Rio Grondc, 1t thinks the leglti-
moto result of this will be n CONNER
ciol trade with Mexico that will be mu.
tuully beneficial to each country.
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nmNing Affection.

Nashua, New Hampshire, Telegraph:
\ young man in this place, after
trying in vain TO get the girl of his
choice to smile upon him, rs n last re-
sort gave her $40 gold ring on condi-
ton that she Ego with him one week, -
he being confident that she would
learn to love him. She accepted and
kept her pledge. At the end of the
week she did not like him. He then
gave silk dress of the value OF $50, il
she would try him month. During
the month he gave hel another ring
She tried very hard to love him, but
did not succeed, and told him so. The
.giver was angry. He hurried to q
lawyers office, explained his grief, and
caused the young woman to be mott
lied to call immediately. The lawyer
explained the charge, made some re-
marks about the Jail, and demanded
the gold ring aud silk dress. The
young woman was frightened. She
said she would see her sister. The sis
ter inquired about the matter OF an
officer. The statutes were searched,
and the young woman was told to hold
on TO the property, which she will do.
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A PAPER is beat in many ways, and
some of the ways are so peculiar that
they are worth reciting, One gentle>
man visits noted watering place and
writes gushing letter to the paper re,
counting the many attractions of the
resort, which the paper good naturally
publishes. This is triumphantly cx>
hibited to the proprietor, but in the re-
duction of the board biz which so sure.
ly follows, the innocent publisher has
no part. Another wants to write series
of letters Cracking up the county in
which he lives and oicns propcrtg but
in consideration for said letters must
have the paper free Another public
spirited gentleman whose application
for a position is being ,cayei by the gov.
ernor writes letters strongly endorsing
that official, personally, and grandly
illustrating the good points of his adj.
ministration. A gentleman who's fair
cousin is teaching popular and pros,
porous school, is constrained by his in.
terest in the welfare of the Young, to
send the paper column writ up" of
tho institution and mildly hints that
the gift of an hundred extras would be
appreciated A conductor permits
friend to ride free, lauditory letter
must go into the paper, free also, and
then the qidd pro qto is passed and the
innocent printer who has invested the
only money in the transaction which
appears, is left to hold the bag. Now.
we have adopted the following rule and
will adhere to it inaexibly. Any COM
munication which is calculated to bepe.
fit the writer or any other person. will
not be considered at all unless upon
opening il five dollar bill tumbles out.
Then we will give it place if other,
wise unobjectionable, for just twenty
cents per line. Word with the bark on.
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THO ChnnneIs of ENIt

From the human system bear the same rela
ton to it as sewers do to city. They carry
OF the waste, the refuse which 1t is essential
to remove in order to prevent disease. one OF
the most salutary effects OF Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bltters is to renew activity OF the bowels
when these organs are derelict In their duty.
The bilious and dyspeptic symptoms which
accompany constipation are also remedied
by this sterling Alternative. It's gently ca
thartic action has the effect OF removing inn
purities which would otherwise poison the
system, and It's tonic influence is exhibited
I'm an Increase In vital power. IL renews
appetite. snothes and invigorates the ner YES
prevents ana remedies malarial fever. and
Is a ilrsi-class remedy for despondeney. dta27
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lletty's Strange History; The aver
age woman, when she is in the COM
pany OF even II single person, seems
to consider herself dereict in duty ii
conversation is not what she calls
except up;n an instructive phrase,
which, 10y it, universal use, is the bits
terest comment on its own signiti.
cance. Men have no such feelings.
Two men will sit 10y each others side,
it may he for hours, in silence, and
feel no derogation from good comrade-
ship. Why should not women? The
answer is too evident. Women have
IA perpetual craving to be recognized,
to be admired; and n large part Of
their ceaseless chatter il no more nor
less than Il surface device TO call your
attention to them, rs little children
continually pull your gown to make
you look at them.
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Ahc Postmaster General OF England
On "a four OF Inspection.

~ tall, elderly, refined looking gem
tleman recently went into u small
postollice IN rural region of England.
He asked some question relative to
the registering of u letter, and was
very sharply, rudely aud unnecessarily
snubbed by young woman in attends
ance. He asked her if she thought
that was proper way to answer an
inquiry in II public Office. She said
she thought that she had been quite
civil enough for him. lie asked her,
with an ominously increasing mild
ness of manner If she would favor
him with her name. She emphatically
declined to do so, lie then said he
thought he would tell her his name,
which, however she declined to hear,
saying that his name was no concern
OF hers He calmly replied that he
thought it was, for his name was
John Manners, and he was postmaster
general.
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CGntaur
Linir1 0ntS.

Ono Kind for tho Human Family
The Other for Horaoa and Aninals,
These lannon's are simply the woulero Of
tho world, Their effects are little le,s Than
marvellous,
Thc WHITE Liniment n ior tho human
family, II VIII drive Rheumatism. splutirl
und neuralgia nom the syHtoW' cure LINN
bago, ChllblaiuH, LuckjuW, Palsy, ltoli. nnd
most taHnouu' trupuunN n eAtiRca most
from lruXen hands hud iuot, ana the pOlsun
OF ultcs ANA Btlngs ui ycuomuus rrpt'l,s. A
sundurs swrlllnRs, ana nlltyiutes pain ot
every kind, Whom spfnluH on bruises Occur
! 10 Isl the most potent remedy ever discovered
lO heal tho injured pats, The truluur Am.
Throat IoM1Hr tUhd breasts, fMucAr.
aud WEAK Back The rI loVinrls bnt "A soIn!
| pie of the numuruu, t.HlmuulHh,
! lHplAEA HONE, JuiL 60, Ind, MAY rs, ls7l
! "l mink II my Hu,y 10 lNluIN yuu luut
| have alNtrd much with AuuHru Uti and
| huith. A io| bultlH ut CW.ur Eminent
/ has iuUr M. WN. luF Wn, Nnyt 800. boon
nu guu rat.,lvrl,Ir.. Do 0..,. .rl,. Nog
| UI l.I.N.. "I la. ltuWuu, Hggut No
"BrNJAWs m1WHu
Iny proof la in the uu. uMrplluble. il
| 4. handy o. la u1,ll uuu ,JB family
IullItN, Ma WHllccu CWur liuimon
GhC yellow CcumIr LinImrnt IA
adapted o. the tough muscles, cuIds and
| flesh ut horses and animals, II uUs ptriUtm.
ed more wonderful cares iu three ytun of
SPAWN Strain, Wlnd-gals, Scratches,
| SWeeny and general LNmuuosS than All
other remedies In existence, lggd what the
great IApres,men say Oi ~;
"Nrw IobE, January, 1874. q
every Ownet OF horses should give tho
CeuWur Lluiment u uial We consider Il
the best article ever sud lu our stables.
az, MARSH,
"Supt, Adams E&, SHble3 MY,
az, PULlX,
"Supt, N, y, Tx, Stables NY,
ALBERT =, OLlN,
"Supt. Nat. Tx, Stables, N.Y.
The hes, patrons Of this Linimentarc Far.
meTs ana Veterinary surgeons, who are con.
annually using some linimeut. II heals
alls, wounds and Poll.eYil, removes swell.
ings, aud is worth millions OF dollars an.
nuully to Farmers, LiYery-men, stock grow.
ers, Sheep'rulsers, ana those having horses
or cattle.
What Farrier cannot do for so the Cen.
taur liniment Will do ut Il tllillng cost
These Lininents are sold by all dealers
throughout the country, They are warranted
by the proprlClOrs, Uud bottle viii be given
to any FNrrlur or Physician who desires Il
test them.
Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co.,
40 pay ST.. NEW YORK.
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a PLEASING PICTURE.

n PLEASING FlUluht'
While the northern stntos OF the
union, by reason Of their more Intimate
connection with the commerce Of Che
outside world, are suffering nh the woes
of hard limos. the poor are In deep dr.
ro-s, and the rich have no safe orproli-
table enterprises In which to embark
capital we Of the south are compar-
lively easy, tistmc there Us q dearth
Of money for schemes OF improvement
and new enterprises either mechanical
mercantile or agricultural, yet Our poor
people have enough TO eat and wear
and there is enough demand for labor
to furnish IL with abundance Of food
and all necessary clothing when
these prime wants are capable OF being
supplied by the expenditure OF reason
able effort, thoro is no danger of that
distress becoming 30 great as to cause u
general labor revolt, such ~ the north
has lately experienced. This Is true,
generally Of the south, In this state,
however, il is peculiarly so,
Asamle, Texas farmers are out Of
debit Texas merchants owe but little.
Tcxos manufacturing enterprises don't
incur debit and If they did, they are
as yet so few and unimporonL that they
would cut bat small figure in u
financial panic, So it turns out
whilo we have but little money
times are still quite good, because we
have everything else our gronorics
groan under their loads Of the msold
harvest, while our fields are full to over.
flowing with the yet unhurycsted crops
of both cotton and corn. The world
must have our cotton aud while we
may be compelled to sell it at low
figure yet it will put many millions OF
money into the golfers Of both farmers
and merchants. People get on remark
nbly well, if they have everything else.
with but remarkably small supply OF
money No state in the union has 80
many resources AGAINST hard times, 80
many safe barriers against general
financial distress AS we have, and no
mart Of Texas ia more nearly independ-
emf than our own beautiful rich and
ruitlul section. While the hard times
of the past four wears has affected all
parts Of the state moro or less seriously
vet we of north Texas have felt it least
of ony Om stcody march to a perfect
dcvolonmont If the wonderful resources
with which Il bcnoGccnt Providence ma,
blessed us has known no break. New
farms have been opencd ON MI hands.
old ones enloroed and improycd The
rude cobin of tho carlv pioneer has given
uloco to fine ELEGANT mansion Of the onu.
lent citizen The rude board churches
or bush arbors where fine early settler,
worshiped nre succeeded by beautiful
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BELToN must be q lively and interest
ing village, Mr.. Fmnl, p, Scott gives
the following graphic account OF his ar-
rest in n late number Of the JowUol
while the paper recounts another shoot
ing in the dark on its own hook
On Tuesday, the 18th of August, about
IL o'clock, was lying down ON Il
counter reading newspaper, when
| heard sounds Of clicking of pistols, and
| was just in the act of raising up, when
| saw Overstreet standing over me with
drawn pistol in his right hand, and II
pine board and hammer in the other
and he told me he was going to nail it
up in my house, and | told him he
would not; and Just then hcnrd
somebody say behind me, "Nes he will"
| turned around and saw Jack McWhir.
ter with a pistol in his hand, cooked,
and he called to mo to stand still or he
would kill me in minute and Just
then james Hodges como in ut the
south door and presented his pistol and
told me not to move or he would kill
me. All that was done by the time
got off the counter. hadn't hardly
time to turn around, much less start
for breech>loading rifle.
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COLONEL Crooks, of the Sherman CO,u-
Ter, is importuned to revive the daily
issue of that paper, In brief note he
recounts the expenses attending such
M enterprise lie says to publish II
paper equal to TUE DALLAS HERALD
would involve an additional expense Of
five or six hundred dollars per month
We would be glad to pay Mr.. Crooks
one thousand dollars month to publish
TnE DAILY HERALD, and unless he can
put fifteen hundred dollars additional
business on the daily Courier, he had
better steer clear Of the enterprise UNI
less he wishes to pour money down II
knot hole for glory, and in these hard
times that would be mere nonsense.
Perhaps Brother Martin might have
mentioned TIM HERALD in this conncc-
ton with few grains more of kindness,
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mANY WHO AnEsurrERINa

from the effects Of the warm weather and
are debilltaied, are advised By physicians
TO take moderate amounts OF whisky two or
three times during the day. In a little while
crease the number Of drinks" and In time
become confirmed inebriates. A beverage
which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which. Is Intended especially
~ home or abroad, IL Dr. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic. Containing the Juices OF many
medicinal herbs, this preparation does not
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-22

In IS nearly certain that Ohio will
elect her democratic ticket this fall,
with a gain Of several congressman.
California is also considered certain for
the democratic ticket, And the New
York HraM calls it deOd party,
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This apartment at Constantinople is
a blaze Of gorgcousncss The gliding is
incqulcd by that orany other build
ling in Europe From the ceiling hangs
Il. Venetian chandelier with two hun.
deed lights. At each Of the four cor
ucrB OF the room tall candelNbra in
BuccarNt glass are placed, The throne
isn huge seat covered with red velvet
and with arms and back Of pure gold
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The Hamilton Hrali proposes to give
its patrons the paper on the half sheet
until they pay up, 1t is q most eXceI'
lent paper, and richly merits the most
generous support. We hope soon to see
it exhibiting all the signs of substantial
nrosneritv.
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COLONEL CurBERsoN and Colonel L.,
Q. Mills, both speak and write on the
issues of the day, as they should Now
is tho time for our representatives to
let the people know their own views,
and to gather as much knowledge as
possible rs to the views Of their CON
stituents. The example OF these two
illustrious gentlemen is worthy of imi'
LII,
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between The Horns OF n DiIemma.

Packard Is swung between the horns
OF a dilemma. IL he reports his twins
10 the recorder Of births at New Or.
leans, the Nichols government would
be recognized. /; he should fail TO do
30, he renders himself liable TO the
penalties imposed by the law. The
time for q decision has come. In
either case he should write up the case
for the North American Review.
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1nE Paris Press signs for base ball
club Why don't the boys organize
one2 Paris should not be behind in
this the great American game,
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GEORGIA has succeeded in making
nearly as bad II botch of her new cons
sutton as Texas did, and that is saying
n GOOD Il cal
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
WEDNESDAY MOANING - AUGUST ".

Tue latest gubernatorial rumor CON
meets Hon, John II Reagan with that
position. Watts the matter,
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4aitg 9erald

rms DAILY nERALplg published Hyay
nprnlng, og'npt pl huulnyi ~ no pn
nnuum Ia advance, postage pfrphn or
2i0onM p9r week. delivered IN thu olly
Tun WEEKLY HERALD ~ published every
Saturday mOrninga NJ W co por.SoaIi post
ngo prepaid,
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TNO TRADE-lmproyed Dallas city prop
1 erty for drugs, dry goods or groceries
Address c., care OF j. IL. BoSely, Dallas, cor
h'r foydrhs ana Main streets, augl.lm
M ANIED - Everybody to have then
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACuBiW EBER'S Cleaning and Dyeiug Es-
punishment, 500 Main street, Dallas. Sats-
faction warranted, iulyll-lyr
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Medical College
OFAIABAMA.

AT M . b L L E.
The winter course of Lectures ht W yn.
stitutiOn will commence ON tne 81" u
yefubeT next, and close April ], ls',. ,.,,,
The preliminary course viii begin au ll,i.
the middle OF october, at which tine iie "'
rectOrl rooms will be open. team.
The College has always been wen p ~ il
lied by Texas students, aud ftl-iti ri,rs
male tn it, many graduates III
parts q the State. - m.
For circular and further pafuen!HIs' ~
Pig ~ ua1n ofthe Fscuity.
Mobile, Augist !, ls-7. suL'diiN-"
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.nNE ACRE OF LAND, ON HARDWOOD street
~ near the Catholic church. Improve
ments good. Price $500. Apply 10 X. NJ.
GauO ~ sons, over First National bank, a2l Gt
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Valuable Mi! Property
FOR SALE.
offer at private sale my mill, known a
TRINITY MILLS"

situated Immediately on the Dallas and
Mlchi.a railroad, near the county line, iGi,
good order. Capacity 100 barrels nrr t,ypntvI
iour hours. Can load flour ON railroad
track from mtll. / viii sell the mill. dwell.
lngS aud store-hOuse, or any quantity
3l IA win II, up to seven hun.
lhefe Is fine farm on the ianI. prrai
abundance OF water, ailOrding a chnice 7ocl
Won for stock feeding In connection with
nllllng, As | have not capital to operate
NJ low figures, "a part cash anu Lose rtNt ms,
the remainder. | mean business, as any
Que desiring large paying Investment can
see oy applying early 10 me on the premises.
address ny '''''
~, .,r.,..,... ,,,. Or. ROY B. SCOTT.
augid-wlm AN'''