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from the effects of the warm weather and
are dcbiitAlel are advised by physlcians
10 take moderate amounts of whisky two or
three times during the day. In "a little while
NOSE VINO adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number OF drinks and IN time
beouine confirmed inobrHies. A beverage
which Will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, anu which Is Intended especially
orthe benedt ofdebilitated persons, whether
40 home or abroad, Is Dr. sehencks Sea
We a iuniC. Containing the juices Of many
medicinal herbs, thus preparat on does not
create an appetite Tor the Intoxicating cup.
'lhc nOui lsuingand the life supporting prop.
critics ofmnuy valuable natural productions
contained I'M 10 and wei known To medical
men have most Strengthening influence.
A single bOllicOf me ruuiC Will demonstrate
its valuable qualities. For debility Arising
from sickn eEs, over eXtrtiOn, or from any
cause Whatever, "A wintgiWgiul OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals Will strengthen the
stomach aur create a. appetite Tor whole
-nme foot. To an who are about leaving
their homes, We ueslrB 10 sly that the excel
lent effects 81 lir. Schenck' : SEASONAL tein-
e.lics, sea Weou lunic aud Nanitako Pi.is,
afg particul trly evident when taken by
those who are mi Iriously affected hy a
change ul "a alter ana diet. No pers should
leave hume without taking a supply oituose
safeguards along. For sale by All druggists.
auuld. Wlm
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Gunrd srs the Approach To Censtan-
HinOplP.

Besica bay, the station to which the
British fleet has Just been sent, is situa'
ted to the south of the point Of the
same name and extends between the
island of Tenedos and Cape Janlsgay
at the entrance of the Dardauelles on
the Anatolian coast. 1t is the best and
nearest anchorage to the straits, the
navigation of which is forbidden by
treaties to the war vessels Of all nations.
1t is well sheltered from north and
northeast winds, and has good holding
ground for all kinds of vessels, The
depth of water varies from eight to
eleven fathoms. The best anchorage
and the greatest depth Of water is found
at point from which the small island
of Phido opens to tho northwest, and
the village of Paleo Castro to the northN
east, For an iron-clad squadron com>
posed Of large irigates such as those pos
sessed by Great Britain at the present
moment, it is the best and most advan-
tageous anchorage. One cannot speak
of Besica without being reminded that
it is to the east Of this point OF the
coast Of Anatolia that the plain extends
on which Troy was built
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CONDENSED NEWS,

When peace was declared in ST.
Iouis thenilitoly made pompous
r,rade through the city,
Rnstst Louis leading strikers, were
Given ninety days behind the bars. lor
Interfering with o receivers railroad
Kentucky holds an election next
Monday, August 6th for governor state
officers aud members Of the legislature.
The heavy rains in Kentucky aud
other tobacco growing states, have done
much damage TO that plant by causing
ito french
Wade Hampton colored, who was
once slave Of Governor Wade lIamp,
TON is lecuring in Southern Indiana,
on Inc Condition of the south.
Hon J.. S. MetcaIe, Of Missouri has
authorized competitive examigation
for an appointment to the West Point
cadetship, to take place Tuesday the
7th Of August
Church PROPERTY indebtedness in New
York City is divided as follows,
Presbyterian, $707,0O0 Reformed, S3it,.
O0O Protestant Episcopal, Sij3,O0O. Ro,
man Catholic, $229, 600 Baptist S2i2,
OOO Methodist, $4,000 Lutheran, $ii,s
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Mexico True but waiting tor BONES
ale Trouble 40 Prove False

Chicago Times Daz is doing his
best to conciliate the Washington auN
thorities, Notwithstanding the bitter.
ness with which the press and mems
bers of the Mexican government are
permitted to assail the United States.
The first installment Of the award
made by the Mexican claims commits
sion has recently been paid-an event
almost even without precedent in the
later history Of the Mexican republic,
and prompt payment of the next IN
stallment, six months hence, Is prom
ised. Cattle>stealing along the border
is suspended industry, and every
thing is likely to move along smoothly
enough for while In the natural
course OF events there will be revoIu'
tionary outbreak or two before many
months and then Mr. Diaz will find so
much employment at the capital for all
his available money and men that he
will have none to spare for use abroad
or on the frontier. The payment OF
the national Obligations will stop, the
border raids will be resumed, and Gen
eral Ord will have a chance to try the
full effect of the policy lately adopted
Mt Washington.
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A n,uI, ~ ob.,rueted Dieesunop.

Among the huriful consequences Of OBJ
siructsd digestion, Is the impovefi' hmeni Of
the blood, aud since a alternative condition
OF the vital naid not only produces danger
ous organic weakness. hut, according 10 ihe
bgst MEDICAL authorities somttimes eau IS
a.phyKla, % j. apparent that 20 improve the
quality 81 the blood ny prom"i ing dlstsi lh
mi as.imliaiion. h. a vile precsutlun Hos
letters ~ omncn Bfiers Is precisely the
remedy for this purpose. sine u stimulates
thg ps-tric Juices, conqu rs On 50 bilious aud
avaruativr irregularities which ini.rifre
with the digestive processes, pro npttH a.
Limitation III the fuoI by the bion1 nn4 pu-
riHe. ps well o. Cnrich-s u. Ihf slgl' nl
Improvement in health 10 consequence ui
d Ing the Bitfefs aie speedily apparent I'D
su recession Of gir, gain IN bodily SUD
stance, and a regular ana active u.i ..Lil
am. oi every physical function. auEllWlm
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The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to III orders for molasses bar
rels. hall barrels and kegs, manulac-
tured out of well-seasonad cypress tim-
Der. Would respectfully call the at
tention OF farmers aud merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing In other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
ings aud hoops, aud can I'll orders
from m.llers at short notice. Repair
ing Of all kinds of co0perage promptly
done. Factory corner OF Houston ana
Elm streets, ueal T0dds Touring mills.
Address, X j. hlNLLN,
July l.d&w3m Postoiice box 2l3.
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Palestine Advocate. II Is mmored
that Jim McClannahan, living twelve
miles west OF Palestine, had shot aud
killed two men he caught trying to
steal his horses. Some say Me. offered
to give himself up TO the authorities,
and asked Judge Calhoun to attend to
the inquest but the Judge could not,
being too III. McClaunahan went home
Sunday night, and since then we hear
no further report Of the matter
Further particurs about the killing
of supposed horsethievts On the Me.
Claunahan place lrave the affair still
In mystery. Mr.. WoodhOuse, living
near there, says that man WAS
found dead in the MEG. field at noon
on sunday last, his body rddled with
buckshot, The corpse was wrapped
in u blanket and buried by the neigh
bors on Mondy. y revolver belong.
lug 10 McClannahan was found lying
on the dead mans BOSOM and Nee IS
saddle was by his side. After coming
to Palestine and acknowledging the
killing, NCC. on returning, it is said
denied IL. 1t is not known whether
any one else was shot. If this be a
true statement Of the facts, the matter
should be Immediately and thoroughly
Investigated. the justice Of the peace
in that precinct Is the proper person
TO act, M Judge Calhoun is too en-
feebled to travel any distance. The
man KILLED had been employed ON the
McClannahan farm, though our re-
porter failed to ascertain his name.
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assert ihHl thNrp o. Ahu my side, lao regards
aA an en0mN, or nt least b mncker al his
imaginary wocs, unliEo tho mythical NJ.
lhn, lho victim OF diseaso " nut auccOrleRs,
ihtlr N an arm 10 fNtnuran balm 10 cleanse
and heal, AsI,hnedlea tor this most doprass.
Mg OF al diseases, NV er complaint Tnone
nie more efficient ~ popular than nr,
flfroah Golden Meiical Discovery and
Pleasant fuEntlYe Pellets Tho Polctn ~
le'luhllN remove thn rilelu ana poisonous
matter while the Medical Discovery imparts
strength ana health TO The entire system.
lhoy atv sold by druggist auga-tSadwlt
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osen connected with the house from
l-s inception, takes charge OF Ia bu.i
ness IN Texas aud the south, and VIII
oe Iound a reliable, straight forward
uuSl"ess gentlemen, aud his house, Tor
eh''Byi enterprise aud sterling bust.
ness rharuc'eE huot second lo any In
DHiMso The reeiNing house aud
general offices ageat ls2autl5l Adams
street.
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TI,apsraudr Wen

"Blsssed are the meek e1clains the
voice Of inspiration, bot tan a man be meek
with the consciousness that a dreaded mon
st.r B. corzuming bis yitals. Weare not
race Of Tiians. A Pr metheus might stand
chained 10 the toffuring rock with vuiiuIe
pefpetually gnawing his liver, and De face
- wear an expression Of heroic and even
- .,,,iursne- But Pometheus has left
~. ~, '.9sssaniauts Win vuitures 'dis'asei
nopsrrpioq hisiiver the modern msD makes
bimeeif and every one around Nun mi
sbie. Ffefful. gloomy, hypochOnaIlAcsl, y :
- the world and life all on we Won
side-the dark side-and whoever ost7 W
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p. Fendrch's is the only house
that keeps sl! Of the finest brands of
Virginia chewing tobacco. II
If you want to save hundred
dollars in the purchase Ola buggy, go
to Orr's. If.
If you want to tradean old buggy
for new one, Orrs is the place. TT
+. Fendroh's is the only house that
sells the Empress chewing tobacco. If
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Ahn'hoF ret'y Fraud on tne Govern
meut lucnrthrd

Ihe good paople OF Leavenworlh.
hausas, were as,onished a ,hor time
ago to hear FROM Washington that f.
certain j. b. Murdock tllerably
well'known there MS having as sharp
AN eye for the main chance an tbe
next man, was totally blind and fur
lheE mat he was 10 get pension Of
uiIy dollars from the government TOR
the loss Of sight IN the service OF his
country The fraud was stopped At its
last stage, and ON investigation Is 10
follow. A private bill was actually
passed at the last session OF congress
putting Murdock's name on the pen.
sion roll.
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P. W. LINSKIE.
ONDERTAKER ,


mere WE VIII COnIusIOn anu
block OF Lumbritz, ambu-
lance-wagons and provision wagons.
Officers leading their horses, and carts
/ filled with the wounded, were all
damned in indescribable chaos. They
had been wounded all along the road.
but the bulk Of the wounded begun q
little beyond Butgareni, and extended
In AN nnbroken line for seven miles
along the road to eistova. They were
mostly carried in OK earts-severe ca.
ses In ambulanses-and large nuns
bers tramped on foot. Immense num-
bers Of the wounded had tramped the
whole way from the battlefield, and
were already entering 6istova.
| At ak o'clock yesterday evening
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IINIE I'M rrmrNr

LlAl.-Ihe best quality iu barrels swortb
" ln bulk, 81 ooi Ordinary Dallas, 80. poi
thMENT- Resemble IS worth o. b barrel
Dallas, s! bJ.
LAASlEd Is worth s, 30 o barrel.
Tue supp.yiol the above mentioned arti.
les sample demand MIR; market arm.
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At the foot Of Lookout Mountain,
nenr Chattanooga, was fought many
hard battle during the war On thaI
same ground, nearly forty years a 60
victory was gained more glorious lhan
any gained 6y our armies. a remedy
wa There discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder OF scienHnc
men and physicians Purely VeEt ..''
ble. il excelled 90 curative pFoteIut'
Tie mineral drugs, such as ealouieil
and was as harmless to the system a 'ls
air,,.t "a pleasant to the taste as coi'
eaa This world. famous remedy Is Dr.
n summons Vegetable Liver Med
cine manufactured by NJ a. Ihed
ford 4 Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. IL y
for p sale by all druggists, who have ave, also F.,
s .oi trial PACKAGE which will De
siran 10 ali applicants free of charge.
iuug7. dSwlm
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grades a8Nd. wv" w "N'i
OATS
hlt-Nono oflorpd.
hANLEY fEEb-gc.
tpltN- Texas, IA shuck, N4l0e.
,i'A, is-,.m ,14lO ID per ton, Hungarian and
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To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretious Of youth, nerv-
nus weakness, early decay, loss OF man
hood. ETC., / will send a receipt IN, that
viii cure you, free OF charge. THIS
Great remedy was discovered by II
9,issionsry in South America. send Il
veil. addressed envelope 10 the heV.
joseph Inman, StatioH u. Bipie ilohle'
New York City. I'll sept2i-eod-w
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hide ANn rrIrnIrA

u.I.nl,hh.S-,py hiuJ hs aud upwari, $50,
wy sul p 10, ana upward, damaged, 100 F.
IiE, ulnt RIPS and calf he, dry sait, l6 M
"l9, HpWaIdi Nc. greon hutcheis', 6isd.
.,,.' nv FELir- Each, owing 10 wool, 9Og
CUP legaci black wool l6c
~ fFAlO- Bulls le,. cows. d.
IALAoW In barrels, $50.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

For the week oudng Aug. X, 1877.
Furnished lHr HrRALp hy y. ". barnett,
Reporter In his city for the National Cot
ton Exchange.
STOCK ON hand september lst.. 9U
Nyrelved TINS WuvEo....,.,.....
Received previously .,.,............ Ssll
kectlN cd sluce september LIST. iS,Siu
ANtil stutsEss's''ss.t 't'.s,r'u,,sts A,ul-
Shipped TINS week ,..,,,,.....,.,....,
shipped previously ....,.....,..,..... i3,Wi
Shipped since September LIST. 1890
Stock ON hand ................. lgS
COTTON MARKET.
Nominal. MddlngO. Low Mdldlng so.
Good Urinary s.
MErEOROLOGiCAL.
Highest nperalurt.,,,......... ..,. uS
Lowest iempeUturc....,..,. .........,......... "a
Average temperature a. " m,.,.....,,..,...,. 81
Rainfall Ia ll0
d. W. BARNETT
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COMMERCIAL.
HoNETARY.

The monetary market e somewh9,t si i,,....
al f,r outside busnes nul lnsiS = ai,..
s1rds for legitimate business anu
ei,il n Buving, large pieces o. fiihii w.
selling. large on sinai ID
sIi.VEh-Nonin mai. -,,...- a., ,carlret
Tbere IS but t e gold or sil'sL =, ~ cent
rvgH A NGE-CumineiNiHii = -
49,. fttlt. bank, Uar.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM. VA
Tweuty.fth Session BeuIns September s.


COLLEGIATE, Ele-dve aud Preparatory
curses. Locahnnati Enquirer esalth-
/ citation of silver.
The Cincinnati Gazette: Salmon 7.
Chase issue OF S700,0O0,OOU Of paper
money"
The New York Sun; "The electoral
conspiracy of last fall
Eldor Scammons paper: Refusal ola
democratic party congress to vote SUPP
plies for the army.
Ohio democratic party convention:
"The radical policy Of contraction,
JAY Gould: The absence Of General
Grant.
The Chicago Times Original sin.
The list Of authorities is likely to bo
extended, and il is tolerably cafe TO say
that as the authorities multiply the
assigned cause Of the trouble viii ins
, crease.
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MARKETs by rELEGRApu
Room neDorl- financial.

NEW York, Aug. g. Gold opened q OIl..
| GALVESTON, August Gold SlOj0sl. 0B.
! silver 0jcGpar Exchange New York sight
/ SOFA premium. New Orleans sigat, par
| g. premium.
/ NEw YORK, Aug. 8. stocks opened firm
/ and slightly higher but sOOu became weak
/ ana declined. Money q Gold 81 Vhis, Sttr
I ling exchange long 81 S4; short 3tSI state
| bonds quiet. Government bonds steady,
Evening aVpOrt Siue.c!ai,
NEW York, August 8-Money easy lg@2
per cont. sterling weak Gold dun 81 Ma4,
/ state bonds quiet government bonus
steady.
NRw ORLEANS, August 3-G0ld 81 0ji.q
u uJs New York sight "a premium. Stvr-
Cation Market.
GALVESTON, August 8. - Receipts, 70,
huleE gross, u beles, Exports cunStwise
ssh haies sales 2ll bales, Stock 5Ui2
bales. Market duu and easier, Good MIDI
diiug 1870; middling ll%se, low mid ling
lU4c; g0Od ordinary lOac, Receipts net lSi,
gro 1855; XpOrts Great Britain lti,; coast
ylli ales uji.
New IoHs, Aug, S.-rho cotton market
q weak.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
UplhudS ..,.,",.,,,, u llWe
OIlunpR. ..,......,, l2's l2c
Sales Al bales Futures opened easier,
now stoHuigr.
August u suJsll A3o september II stan t6s;
Oo,ober II 21@l aic; Novemnar II lt4ll lbs;
December II l0@ll Die
NEW GHLEAEs, Aug. 8 --Night--Cotton
demand higher, holders llrmer. Sales 80,
Receipts net -. Exports river 81. Stock
$685. Week sales nN. Receipts net 80,
gro.s ji7 Exports HtYre G.Sl6; New York
rUrsqAY. gpDAY,
Good Ordinary. UAGlOibc lOia9l0]4c
Low Middling O4@lUjs0 lWsWlOi4o
MlddllnE,.,,.. .,,.'ll ssAll.iG II Wllts'
GOOD Middlpg".o, uGslF4c lpg@ll2so
Middhng F"Ir"".."ii55{, s9s}sc T. 4, @iSHc
LIVNRPooL, Aug 8.--Noon, Cotton mar
ket easter, la sellers myor but prices un-
changed.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY.
Midilng lpands...6 j-ldd ga
Middlng Orleans. .,-bs,i O'l6i
speculation ana export 900; receipts, ,i01;
American 500. Futures l-at cheaper; W.
lands low mitdlug clause, august d0liV-
cry, q l-lod; september l-lOeg6 l-a3j; Toto
Der 3-;2d; Octoh ~ ana November Gia
3-32d; new crop shipped November aud
ana december sail l-lb
Sales weak, 5000. speculation aud expert
1907. 0Bi 900; American US,Ot0, Receipts 81,
OW American $1,000. actual export aitlut
HiiUE American 1900. Sales "a tOJ
l;aU %. m,--~aips American b.2h0, Uplands
lownlddllng clause, October ellveryU l.ldd,
now crop shipped December ana January
sail l-lGd,
Commercial.
NJ. LOUIS, Aug. b. Flour buyers standing
on, only small order trade. Wheat dull, ior
inspection productive Tor sample lots at
lower ptioesi NO red iail 81 2o olli No. p 20
81 ga C"ru Inactive and lower, No 2miNed
83lsml3i tC; cash 1850 Oats easier No > 4c.
RIVE iuactlct lower, 5jHiic. whisky active
hut not n!ghe 81 u5. PORK firmer, JOB lots
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The brick store house on Elm street,
opposite Sanger Bros, now occupied
by Blake, Jenkins & Boals, size 44SSO,
will be for rent after the LIST Of Octos
Der, 1871 Apply TO ........
junlIdlm HURI & SMITH,
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.


Fourline Advertisements Inserted twice ia
TINS column Tor Twenty Cents.
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,,.,S Am BREADsTUFFs.

waE.T-Reesipts more liberal iqi ~
..v,a Il 10 ~ me demand; No. 2red 81 l'si ~
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If you want the cheapest farm
wagon in the market, you will find it
at Orr's. --tf
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St.CharleS Hotel.
Located on Courthouse Squear
Near the Business Centre Of the Civ.

This popular house ID ample In It's accom-
modations, ana has always been dlstin-
gnished for the n0Nlness oleaulineSs aud
airy coolueSs OF MS rooms, and its table farm
which rs eNcelled by no nrst-clRss hotel IL
the country Tho proprietor is well known
as Rn experienced landlord, who Away,
looks TO the comfort OF hiS guests, Rates.
For transients, by tue day, 81; by the week,
sE tickets for twonty-ono meals, s.,
JAMES Lloyd, Proprietor.
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DIR. j. .JO ~ &c ~ +.
OFFICE OVER OGDEN & wOLrF's STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice In Medicine and Sur
gcIU. Gives special attention 10 diseases Of
Homai aud children, aud TO all diseases per
tanning ~ 0gict practice.
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE.
A circular on diseases OF the Heart and
Lungs, Nasal C,u0Fh, DBsycpdu, IuiaOIS,
HcWOrrhOtfy, Etc, will be sent to any ud-
dress, by mail, on receipt OF two three cent
STAMPS.
Also Private Circular sent sealed on receipt
OF two three cent stamps.
ONCE hours-B 10 II q. m, 10 , and a.
IN. iy21u
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STEAMBOATS,.
T1OM
GaIIastO New Orleans In62 Hours
T1ONn

Passengers Ia king the $40 a. m. train, via
he Texas and Pacific railway, make
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DIRECTORS.

j. W. Crowdus, M. d., Dallas; Phil. n.
change Banlx OF Jefferson city, MOI 4. n,
Marsalis, OF MRrsalisS Underwood, whole.
sale glOcers, Dallas, Col, II. \. krvay. Dallas;
J, l.. Williams, OF Williams n TolllVor, drugs
glsts, Dallas; James NJ swanson, planter,
Anderson county, Texas; John NJ. Sten-
mons, attorney.at-law Dallas; q. nj. hwlnk,
Dallas. ". NJ. Ervay Dallas. ian-dly,
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Mantsa Malo Aeln.

COOk WANrED--A good Cook " anted AZ
y the Bryan House, Lamar street lyS.lw
NNANTED-.-A few good agents for the
w states OF Texas aud Louisiana, ronc
tive, energetic men, very liberal terms will
be given, J, W. strong, 50l Elm street, Room
., upstairs, un30-dNWtf
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~ good board aud room by applying al W.
II. Rlcknell'et Iod ELM street aug2 so
NXTASnINGrON HOUSE Parties wish.
w Ing good board aud com tnYtAblu rooms,
with Huuthern exposure, would do well tu
call 40 the Washington house, No. llA Mar
kol street Board ono dollar per day, Og dvo
dollars Per week. Il, MI NRo, Proprietor
uuHl Ina
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4 Rinaneiers.

ar.-zh Rinaneiers.
gsH& sid: The able republic
- of tho west are wrest-
,..oo,, effort 10 prove that q
INA IN" w = demands the repeal OF
Only one meal tol act Is an lDfiatlOnlst,
only one change ,uhlican who demands
leans. state room -" sLt.o ,,,dar oovar
ticket, fare lower tihe .hius
No rough sea 60 lOn,n 10 quite the reverse.
f., fSsa5g . sna hair refuses to be split
Only one hsndlir
For further
~
HswdE
myzesm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-04

ID uOM-The best furnished room I'm Dial.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-04

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-04

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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-24

The miserable funkeyism that fills
the papers with daily accounts Of the
sayings and doings of the President
and his family is becoming very weari-
some and sickening to the public. Who
cares whether Mr.. Hayes took coffee or
tea. whether the Yankee diet Of clam
chowder and Goldfish balls, transmogri-
fies the erstwhile democratic and hun
cry Key into a we'll fed Republican,
or whether Master Burchard kissed his
ma good night? There is something
extremely repulsive to steady, plain
Democrats in this court funkeyism,
and we have no doubt it offends Mr..
Hayes not less than other sensible peo-
pie. But aside from the bad taste Of
the thing, we are disposed to question
the wisdom of it. It is an old and truth
full saying that "no man is hero to his
valet" and the faithful reports of the
little insipid responses of the President
and his ministers to local manifesto
tions cannot at all serve to invest them
with any extravaganza divinity, but
rather detracts from the respect that
should be rendered them. These little
speeches depend almost entirely upon
the graceful manner In which they are
spoken, and no man, not even Presi-
dent, can utter mot every time he
opens his mouth.