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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-11

TnE Comanche Chiet got back home
safely from his recent visit to the set
Elements, and throws back ut the
brethren here, his grateful acknowledge
ments for courteses extended. IE
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TnR weekly Teas CapitaA n new paper
in the interests Of tho working men, has
lately made its appearance in Austin.
1t will take capital and labor both to
make success OF itselfin Austin, Hope
il will succeed.
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MOSRISG : SEPTEMBER H.

CoLosrL lIoBny was taken TO Austin
and tried upon charge of forgery. AT
ter q thorough examination the prison
or was discharged
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BaornrR CRooNs of the Courier Is very
proud of the educational enterprises OF
sherman, and writeth them up with
commendable gusto and importlallty
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" the "haulng out" of old letters did
no body more good than IL has John
Ireland, it is our opinion that the proc'
tce would speedily fall into dlsrepute.
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Medical College
OFALABAMA.
"A r M O Z ILE.

"A T M Q Z I L E.
The winter course OF Lectures at this IN
stltuticn Will commence on the '4th of No
vember next, and close April J, ISIS
The preliminary course will begin about
the middle OF October, at which time the di-
rectory rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patron.
lied by Texas students, and reference Is
parts of the State.
For circular and further particulars, ap.
ply to w. II. ANDERSON, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Mobile, August /, 1877. auc5dltw2m
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MONEY MONEY |! MONEYil!-A fine
ItI farm. within three miles of Dallas, for
sale or rent, for cash, Good land, good fenc-
Ing, good buildings and good spring water.
One hundreu and twenty-five acres In cult
walton. Twenty-Five acres very fine cotton
In the held for sale. A large amount of pro-
duce farming utensils and stock for sale on
the place, horses, cattl. and hogs. Apply To
John NJ. Crockett on the premises nn9ld2m
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4 AND--'i0 acres OF No. land two and one
l half miles from Dallas, on tho Green-
VILE road, under u plank fence, with six
teen acres In cultivation. Running water
about nine months in the year. 1t has an
artificial lake on the branch with water
su ,iicient To float any steamboat on the Mis-
sissippi river A splendid place for dairy or
gardening purposes. Apply to the under
signed ON the premises. a. II. HARRIS.
augli I'm
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Catarrh.

had II ~ years, but cured myself years
ago, after paying doctors and for medicines
over 81 30 In vain.
Book mailed for 10 cents, gives full partic-
ulars. Name this paper, and address
&. II, SYKES,
lsa +. Madison St, chicago, III.
aug2s-d&wsm
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IOLLECl0R--l VIII undertake the collec-
" u n OF all notes rents and accounts In
Dallas city and county, consigned TO me,
and guarantee collections from all solvent
debtors. Satisfactory city references given
T., A, CALDER, go Commerce street, oppo'
site Sau Jaolnto hotel sepI-lm
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wsntsd-Female Holp,
Wnnt,d-.MaIo Help.

400 WOOD CHOPPERS-To cut four foot
lOO cord wood, one mile east OF White
Rock Mills, on Texas Pacific rallroad,on LII
goes land. Good chopplng good water ana
good board. For Information apply ut Ma
tlonal hotel, Dallas, Texas, or on the work
CLARK " co. aug3O.lm
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Embellishments Wants.

MAN AND " LIE, without family, want
Itl ed TO go into the country about sixteen
miles from Dallas. References required.
Apply TO j. p. MURPHY &c co.. Lamar
street sepll-lt
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VALUABLE PROPERrY-As am com
v PEELED to leave the state Immediately |
will sell for cash, almost at your own offer,
number one business place, containins
three stores, ana dwelling with iOur rooms,
with all tixtures, complete set OF butchers
tools, ETC., ready To do business. Remember
at n sacrifice, and the best business stand in
the city. The Articles can be bought sepa-
rately. Call immediately, l.. ABRAHAM,
Ross avenue and Leonard street. augSl.lm
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uNo HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. completed
i and Torrent on reasonable terms, one OF
the hnndsOmost, airlrst AMI most tomlorta'
Dle hotel buildings 10 It's rize In the state
aud servant rooms Situated at the new
town Of Ferguson ON tho Texas ana iacinc
railway NJ us Junction with the central
Ten IA Narrow Gungo or Tyler Tap railway,
The entire patronage aud lnluenoe ~ lhls
last named road liz guaranteed 10 lhls house,
and with proper efforts several daily meal
trains II IL believed cau be had rom the
Texas and Pacific railway. None need app
| ply but nrst.class applicants, and those VINO
are able 10 iGrnish and run the mousse IN
| 0Ood SiDie. An eating house is badly needed
NJ this point Address W. q. kOBARDS,
| Tyllr, Texas. aug!3.lm
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For Sale.

ID ESD NCE--A nice little residence near
IN the fair ground, with good water, barn
houses, and sevenly-tiye bearing fruit
trees, VIII be sold IN the next ten day $ very
low for cash. JOHN I. WITT, ON the prem
ises. Lock Bex 3 -, L. o., Dallas. sep6-St
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CALL ut Merchants Exch ange, 6l2 Elm
" street, and try the bal w. FaVorite. AIS II

A HALE INTEREST In a thoroughly es-
N tablished and fine paying business, re-
curing little capital. The best of referen ce
required. For Information apply to j. T..
Murphy Co., real estate agents, No. lOa
Lamar street. aug22tf
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DlANUs AND ORGANS TUNED AND
4 repaired-Oaknr Won Brien, practical
PianoIuaker, respectfully offers to the citi-
zens OF Dallas and vicinity his services in
tuning aud repairing Pianos and Organs.
All orders lief, ut II. T. Gaines Emporium of
Music, No. III Ma II street, will receive
prompt attention. augl2lm
wv ANTEp - Everybody to have Iheh
w clothea cleaned, dyed and repaired nj
JACQBaW EBER'S cleaning and Dyeing Es-
tablishment, 500 Main street, Dallas. Satls-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
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DAR AND BILLIARD ROOM with lab .eel,
ID News Depot ana Cgnr stan Ticket Ol-
hco, Barber Shop nili basement OF WINDSOR
hotel date Nan JaulnlO) Apply ~ once
MMIrLA n PEPpER. PrnnA. hopl-Il
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN.

Four-lino Advertisements inserted twice IN
this column for Twenty-Five Cents,
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Wanted 10 Rent


TINO RENT-A farm nonr ne railroad, with
i nbOu one hundred acres In cult vntioni
by n German Address II. x, thisollloe' ns2m
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13
$ stss8 tEs SftB ~ n {t5{ {lfs
The Romance of q Rose.

eaA story comes fresh from tie coal mines
of the Lackawanna yalley-a simple story,
but rich with immense possibilities. In
the Diamond" shaft there was no stead
ier, harder worker than, Jim Gardener.
What he did with HIS money was long a
mystery he had no wife, 10 family, no
expensive habits, no relatives that fihy
one knew Of, and yet nc, savings bank
account. It was learned later that all but
the little needed for His daily wants went
for charity found its way quietly I'M
obtrusively, rnto the .huts of women ,and
children whose husbands and fathers.had
gone down in the crush of falling timber
OF come forth black, and crisp from the
scorching fire damp There was some
thing about Gardener that suggested, a
former life ofta higher grade. He talked
but little, but that was in, words well
chosen and of choice dialect, His dress
&as asrough as the toughest, but he car.
ried it as a man who had Been used to
face the world smilingly. - They called
him "Gentleman JIM IN the mines, Gbut
they all liked him as a man who always
played fair and asked no odds. ~
&. In the accident otlast April, when the
roof Of a part a mine fell in, Gardiner
was killed. 1t appeared in the evidence
that there We're a few seconds during the
crack Of timbers before the roof fairly
came down, and in that brief time, in
those few beats Of the pulse, Gentleman
JIM had caught two boys with his Lion
like strength, and tossed them clear. fout
Of the fatal chamber, into the safe main
alley. Then he went down with the
roof: When his body. was recover ed the
next day they found him with his right
hand thrust inside his vest and clasping
tight a little pocketbook. There was
nothing in it save a card, on which IVA
fastened, with a drop of sealing wax on
the stem, all that remained of a rosebud
and two geranium leaves. Underneath
was written, in a woman's hand, "Mnrie-
Zoette q toi-June 4, 1867" Just below
was written in mans hand, 81 une, 1870
all withered- except the thorn.''I The
face of, the man as they found him, .un-
married by the cruel rocks which crushed
his chest, was placid as that Of "a sleeping
CHllu' so Il - " | #
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ss:Ehe sure Witness.,,{r

The: nineteethl century is the age! of
novels" remarks a literary historian,-
might zig have added with equal truth, Sand novel
lmpositio 3! Studied Politeness has been
forms of devotion for its essence, and specula-
ton for5science, until we look askance at every
new person and thing, and to an assertion Of
merit, invariably exclaim, {; 6 Prove it!"! In
brief, Satan has made himself so omnipresent,
that we look for his cloven foot everywhere-
even in bottle of medicine Imagine a lady,
having a complexion SO sallow that you
would deny her claims to the Caucasian
type if her features did not conform to. it,
purchasing her first bottle of the sGolden
Medical Discovery. The one. dollar is paid in
the very Identical manner in which Mr. Taylor
might be expected to purchase a lotteryticket
after his experience with" No. 1Q4, 1852 with
OF personal experience, while hers would be
founded on what iaS:ccrtain practitioner (who
has been q whole year trying to correct her re-
traotoryliyer) has said concerningit. At home,
she examines the, bottle half suspicioisly,
tastes OF its contents carefully, takes the pre-
to'watch the result with as much .anxietySass a
practitioner would count the pulse beats of a
dying man. SheAtakesi another dose, sand
another. and shows the bottle to her friends:
telling them she,y i feels BETTER" Her skin
Loses its bilious tint, her; eyes regain their
lustre, her accustomed energy returns, and
hefact that she purchases another bottleEis
sure witness that she has found the Golden
Medical Discovery to be a'reliable remedy for
9heli disease indicated. The lady wisely re-
solves that MIXTURE her estimate of any med
icine will be based upon PERSONAL knossege of
ats effects, and not upon what some practitioner
(who always makes long bills rhyme WITH
pills) may say Of. it, !Dr. Pierce IS IN recefpt
OF letters from hundreds IF the largest whole!
sale and retail druggists in the United States
stating that at the present time there is d
greater demand for the Golden MedicalI Dis
covery and Purgative Pellets; than4eYer<be fore:
unsurpassed. ko@ '.r5:l'sf9 O. ).
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13
THE OLD SCHOOL BOOK

~ AZ 2 y Il
with 4 fearful eye gaze; zasstfs .
Come down, old friend, for an hour iwc'll
:, spend r,sy,sttt}.+r{ II i n
In talking Of bygone days. $3.50 4 Ut. q
/ gaze once more, as in days Of yore, pS
On the task that vexed the brain;
The lessons done and victory won,
And I3feel.I'm child.again. <Ht Y
= II .E- rf41si48 II fHf 6
And seem n to stand with a youthful brand
In the old house on the green;
I<hear the fun ere the school begun, ~ /.
: And join the gladstone Scene. {, :
| take my place with sober face, ID & e as
HO'er the well carved desk I bend, q e,
And hourly pore DER the antique lore =, Z
OF thy wonderful page, old friend. o.
Then our cares were few. and our'friends were
EA true, ~ q
And our gricfs were rare and light: SS
Tile world was naugM sd we fondly
3i thou@hD 2ulgtaii f.
But region of pure delight. M Il ~ y
But time'has sped, and Our path has 1elbt:
Through the dark and tearful scenc5 Hs. g..
And passed away are the goOdand gay, rs 1; 8
Like the old house on the green. G@ 3
But we'll sing no more Of the days Of yprc, E"
For the tear drop dims the eye; "
Sleep on old book, in the dusty nook, az .
EAs in years that have glided by. &o e
Nojguiltwe trace in thy honest facc, ~ q .
But mine of gold within
Enriched the youth, as they sought for truth,
In the old house on the green: 80 @#4G
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Thirty years experience proves the Graefen!
berg Vegetable Pills to s be the mildest and most
effective medicine ever knownfor the com plete
cure of Headache, .Biliousncssjg Liver Com
plants, Nervousness, Fevers and diseases, of
Digestion! Sold everywhere; price Is cents
perbox. senp for ,almanacs. 2dNoyes Bros.i&
Cutler, st. Paul, Agents for MINNESOTA II
~ ~ GRAEFEtNBE CO.. New York
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. THE :: T F|;SI;S:UN.
NEW YORK. liz S77c

,o' sgN continues to pc the strenuous
manship wisdom and integrity hollow pretense i'm
fsira anu irand N the administration Of public af,
en ReboPfs and for the Pe9ps opposed
N0ses enforced by military violence endeayors to
the G6mplete ana ~
ACCOUNTS Ct current events and employs for this pur
pose numerous and carefully selected staff Of report
ess and from
are full accurate and fearless and it doubt
Lee to deserve and enjoy those
what the law does not give them while H
merit the sondepce of the pubic by defending the
justified power. +, - - W = IL =,
prios Of the daily SUN is IS cents month nb or !,
~ 20 year. 20 - = ->' ~
postpaid. T.,g ~ "eGGS' '' ~ i'sot"'t'
is furnished at $1 a year. post paid. ..sTteN. :
SPECIAL NOTICE s-In order to introdtce THE SUN
more widely to the publio,we will send THE WEEKLY
editlen fpr the remainder of the year. to jan 1873
postpaid for Half Dollar. Try it, ! +, .1 n
II address. THE sun, n. Y.City.
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The SBruisers'' Of Lime Springs, and the
.Muf1eTsD OF Oakdale had q lively game Of base
bf soto -. A. NJ. Brown, Of IeRoy, willie
out straw berrying recently, was sIgit1yibih
tenson the finger by small rattlesnake
dose OF the "ardent" was administered and 80
farIno damage has resulted.
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Observation-Disclosures

Judge Oscar Stephenson has resumed the
practice of:law, at st. Paul Y He will attend to
cases in the U. 8. and, State courts, and devote
especial attention to probate cases, in which
he has had. large expe rience, and is considered
the best authority in tRe State: He IS eordial-
y recommended TO ali. persons having legal
Wisconsin, and particularly in all contested
cases of wills and othermattersin 1ho Probate
Courts ~ -, ~ - - :, :. I
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twill be, found upon inquiry. Of represeHti
ativS storekeepers that no. longer; ae,
pend on foreign makers for their ,Perfunery
and Toilet Articles !, H. Messsrs1 Colgate y
Go. The credit lis largely dpe for this new de-.
Partt1re: Their Cashmere Bouquet, SoapI aha
Violet Toilet Waterar Universally csteemed'
by the tasteful tand refined as the most DON
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13

The Democrats have decided to. make
rency question. By this means and the Presi-
dents order forbidding officeholders from par
ticipating in politics the Democrats are san
guine Of carving the State in October 81
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.INEoRMATIoNs worth thousands to those ait
OF health: Senhelp for weak and nervous sui
ferers. Facts for those who have been ilosed
drugged and quacked.. The new Health J our.
nal teaches all. Copiesfree Address, Electric
uarterly, Cincinnati, o. j.
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4 Fora Coca Breakrastt or ,resa.I

you often have, tomak erolls, biscuit, ana such
delicacies,in about ten minutes sIt,seasy and
certain with DooLEY' IS YEAST PowDER, tile best
OF them all Troubled housewife, here is one
weight y. and the best material are the watchword
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-07-13

Ponds Extract Large sums of money are
spent by the afflicted to find relief from Piles.
The Extract is a certain cure of Blind and
Bleeding Piles.
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NNDAl;.WQ0Daa

Possesses muoh greater power ID restoring TO-
healthy state the mucous membrane Of thar
either qubebs Copaiba. It never produces ckness
Is oerain andspeedy in Its action IL fasts persed
ing every other remedy Sixty capsules cure X or
eishtd No other medicine can do this. 81
owinsto its great success, many substitu, ave
been advertised, such as Pastes. Mixtures, Pi Bal
sans ETC., all Of which have been abandoned.
Dnndas Dick & Co.'S SET Capsules Q tain
ing ON Of Sandal .oood, so1a at all d,vA s:o,ss.
Ask fol, circular, on send for one to IS a.!d 81
Wooster street, Neto York
, 1877-09-02
RAILROAD STRIKERS.

N+SFAA&I&
GLENDALE, O., Sept. Tho compromise
proposed between the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Railroad Company and the Committee
OF Brakemen in reference to the increase from
sixty to ninety miles per day works not agreed
to BY the men, and they accordingly quit work
to-day. No freight trains are working The
brakemen on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & IT.
dianapolis, which Is operated by the Cincinnati,
Hamilton s. Dayton, have struck. The men
have quit work or struck on the Cincinnati,
Richmond & Chicago and the Dayton & Mici,i-
gau, the other two lines operated BY the Chicago,
Hamilton g. Dayton. The brakcmen on the
latter road say that, with the numerous stop
ping places on the road, they cannot average
more than sixty miles in twenty -four hours, and
that ninety miles will give them IN average Of
thirty-six hours for DAYS work. They offer
no violence, but say they will seek employment
elsewhere, and they feel confident that no men
are physically capable Of the work demanded.
The majority Of the men seem disposed to ac-
ccpt eighty miles for day. The stoppasc OF
trains on the Cincinnati Hamilton l. Dayton
mag not very seriously cmbarass business in
Cincinnati, because of the facilities open Oh the
Dayton short line, which has pooling contract
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton.
, 1877-09-02
"ONLY AFEW OLD LETTERS"

''0o1y fezc old <tters" yet pain they bring to
me,
For when they we're written, long ago, my heart
was glad and free:
But tonight, as I sit by the window, and think
- OF the beautiful past,
My soul is filled with vngue un<est, mud my life
is with clouds o'crcasI
"on1y Jer old t<tters'-yet what volumes they
They breathe OF deep devotion, a love without
stain;
But my life has grown weary and saddened. for
long ago from my sight
Ny ship saile1 out from the harbor, and bare all
that made life bright
''only ft,c otd letters s'*-yct treasure them
With care
That few bestow On their jewels, though they DO
both rich AMI rare;
To mo aey are jewels precious, for they speak Of
time in my youth
When all that made life beautiful was love that
was full Of truth
"o"ly feto o'dltters," carefully folded and laid
And they only bring thoughts o, weasincss now.
~ and long. long. cheerlcss day
When once they came trci.hted with gladness, and
ever were wont to thrill
Ny life and heart with ioyousness, that are now
so void and chill.
So rest there, ye - few old letters. helping me to
forget
The Summertime ..of the beautiful past, with.
nli its vain regret;
Come not ont from your- hiding place, to awaken
one thought Of gore,
Till the ship that sailed out OF the harbor shall sail
In, to sail ont no more MINT.
CHICAGO, Aug. 20, 1877.
, 1877-09-02

Correspondence london H1l!Y Aers.
SEBAsToroL, July Is 70, S.}-Tbis morning.
having received an invitation from Capt. {1Iow
LicutenantrCotoucDB Baranof, the comnlandant
Of the Vesta, went on board, and was most
courteously shown everything connected with
the latc engagement The Captain, like many
gallant MEN, is exceedingly modest, and IS idol
izcd by his men, The battle began about SEQ
in tue morning, anu the lust shot was tired at
I 40. During the whole OF the time this 4'ttle
cargo-boat, about, should say, 150 feet long by
tweuty-fiyc broad, 1nunetlyeEcd i'll such . man
Tier that her monster enemy ncFeF sueecedeu iI
running into her, au.i finally, daVing fsce'sss
some injury, Ut present unknown 20 Us, .,'t, .se
.lfa1sle-turTetcd iro,l-clal sheercd Oh from tne
light The VISTA IL screw steamer, should
inti.-e OF about 50U tong. She Wad purchased
ny flc Company in lSJ9, aud has been eHa.
moved, believe, between Constant!nopie anu
roti She carries i've siS-inch morfafs anu two
nint.-oounders, and On each side VI tho brldgc
arc two pretty little steel guns about three ftet
long, They ART called antitorptdo bEeceh-
loatliur cannon, aud are on Swedish System.
4 Greek gentleman who was on boaFd worked
one Of these with great Success during the AZ
tpt,. lie WAS introduced to ma by thc captain
u having evil,cc,i Il cpolncss and bravery worthy
Of all praise. Ills ua,uc is Spirippulp- He told
me that hc hal served with t!Ir French army
t.urirs the Cri1ncan War Tile engagement was
not wanting i'll the comic eieincnt. L shot
passed through the galley {whirl. Is on dec!s}
with two large knives, called cl.oppne outlets.
This is most scientific and soul-absorbing
performance, well known to- every one
who has visited Russia, and its
Importance In the eyes Of tho ehet
n,as be Imagined when state that though the
slant did tho tnud of the knives cease or the
performer take the slightest notice Of what had
occurred. The saloon servants in the Thick OF
the fight prepared the breakfast as Il nothing