davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

We are sorry to announce the clos
ing Of MIR. Suez's popular establish
ment on Main street. We sincerely
trust the affair will be speedily ar.
ranged, and this house In full blast
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

In this city, on the 3rd instant, a
the residence OF A. Mittenthal, by Tn,
Rev. Abraham Lazarus, of Terr ell
Miss Anna Levin and Mr.. Solomon
Levin, both OF this city.
The ceremony was conducted In the
old orthodox style, the text being
Proberbs, chapter xix, verse fourteen.
After the ceremony, the guests were
ushered into the DINING hall, where
full justice was done TO the grooming
board and sparkling fluids. The HER
AID re'echoes prosperity and long
life " wished the happy pair by their
host OF friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

"A stated meeting OF Dallas Lodge,
NO. Az, a. f. A. " NJ, will be held
this evening at Z o'clock, sharp Mem.
oers are respectfully requested to be
present. Brethren in good standing
are iraternally invited.
by order OF the W. NJ.
w. n. GRIFElTH. rSecretnry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
DnIInn 0lly L.nmhor Ynrd.

Adams q 90, Nh orders for grain
and produce, u
Choice onions ~ per barrel At
Adams n Corr n
DaiIas cay LumbeF Yard,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
AGreatlnyentiOn

And OnG OF much cement 10 tho people NJ
lhige, always htlrhclh attention, II mas
been the history Ofall trades aud branches
OF labor that the primitive method ~ ne
complaining tho desired end has boon quite
| labOTOns ana very HiOw In its TuAulis, at
least tho history Of well making seems 10
confirm the assertion, First diggl1g win
| the pick ana spade th0n hOuobOdy thought
NJ boring by hand, but At llrst the augers
used were crude anairA ana capable OF Dor
Ing, but small hole supplying n very little
pure water The opening up OF The great
west made tho demand for wells no great
that within the last Two N0nfA well.bOilng
t0Ois have been invented, and the business
has been IN measure TeyOlutlOnizcd, ana
has become source OF money'mnklpg
equnlled by no other branch whore tho In
vCHtment iBA little. MH are iOOkiug now 10
whore they can get the best machine ltr-
hcilOH has al last been reached, ana We oilor
You u machine complete In every detail one
that IN destined TO live whon all Others are
forgotten, II is The only anger over In
vented win stone NJ nchment or an nd
Unstable head that bOlea any sized well,
from two le'l up, without Ioimers, called
the Centennial llM dHgrr, patented June ",
1870, aud manufactured by q. IT, Hodge, Du.
Duqlo, Iowa, Any one wishing 10 90 INTO
the business, or trade land, town property
ofstOek Tor an anger ana territory, or want
To travel IN this state and sell Augo ana
territory ON large commission, VIII please
call on me NJ tho National motel, or y. T..
Dcpler ~ the Plantors' house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, whore | VIII be for the next
thirty days, The anger N on EXHIBITION, and
N running all the time. | VIII guarantee
any man TO make as much aS $40 per day.
This looks Hike gold miEe, doesn't II ? hut
II mas be II made with tins machine dny
after day, ana Will be made over and over
again 10y many who are lucky enough TO go
INTO the business. Co q ana See me before
IL III too late, IN can not stay In this place
but thirty days. u. N. ROOT,
Patentee Ofsald Anger
N. B.-As | have been engaged In the well
boring business for the last Two years, and
am acquainted with the most OF The augers
IN use, and having run the Centennial Anger
FOR The last I'VE months, would cheeriully
recommend II M the most complete, and
poht "uger III inc market. Yours respect.
lully, 4. DEPLER,
janSdSwlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Texas Ycnat a,nhr.

are made everyday in the week AT the
Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills factory.
Only ,twentycents per pound, and the
only fresh yeast cakes in the city.
janlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas city Lumber Ward,
Notice,

| have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child In Texas, but IL
you have any money and want a per
feet time>keePer at about half price,
call on r. AUSTIN,
Janb I'm No. 60i Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

Have used Giles Liniment lodide OF
Ammonia with great benefit. Cheer
fully recommend il to all who suffer
from pain of any kind.
SAMUEL ii DEAN,
New York.
For sale 10y Conner u Walker, drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Plano For Sale.

| will sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand at the courthouse. on
Tuesday, the 9Th instant, at II O'Clock,
one Chickering piano.
q. NJ. SWiNK,
Administrator OF the estate OF W, II, Scales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
w. II. GnnO.

Attorney at law; office, COZ Main
street, Dallas. Prompt attention given
to all business entrusted to his care.
--febI.lv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

Query "Why viii men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Mnruur Bros, Seal Of North Caro-
LISA, ut the same prios?n jan'aldly'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

lion for the holidays.

lion for the holidays.
Buy your buggles ut Orr's-they
all do II. II
Orr IL selling his buggles and
wagons ut twenty-five per cent. less
than MI. Louis prices. TT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas Ciiy Lumber Yard,


Measrs. I'D. SlOckle aud Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened u
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the first shop west Of the entrance on
Main street They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to their pa
irons, Anl5 I'm,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas C,is Lumber Yard,

New York early rose seed potatoes
3 SO at Adams & Co.. feb5-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard.

choice buffalo hams at Adams 4
Co.'s. feb5-tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
1ailg gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
Ke,iee

Henry v, dllllgg A o., proprlelorao 81 lhr
American Exchange and Reading Hoomh'
40 strand, London, England, arc our lnly
authorized agents 10 solicit subscriptions
and advertisements, ThE pAIlf hRhAhN
VIII pa found on die, AMI Texans In london
will fnd n NJ ilelT service,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas city Lumber Yard.
wanted

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jan0-lm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
Dallas City Lumber YARD,

Dallas City Lumber Yard.
Drain pipes
Manufactured In Dallas and sold at
lowest eastern prices, Olllce and works,
ITO Main street, opposite Crutchileld
house. janl3tf
"A great bargain in butter, at
Adams ~ Co. Il
w. {. Holland, attorney at law,
office, corner Of Main and Lamar
streets, Special attention to bankrupt
cases. janis 2m
If you want to save u hundred
dollars In the purchase OF buggy, 30
q Orr's.--tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05
TEXT BOOKS
E. III. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
School and Miscellaneous Books

PUBLISHES:
MoLLIE f. MooRE's Poems, ss0O n 5n,
THUS Il. HoGGs'"Fste of Marvin. =. OC
W. t. wEAvER's "Hours OF Amuse.
''''''''. s','.........,,..... ....,. . M
H. s. THALLs"history of Methodlsm
-, ''''''''''''''.s....... l 70
lhos' AFFLECk's Hedges and Hedg.
e '''''''' ''''',i '.,... ......,.,..
hcV'J'HuTCHlsINS "Reminiscences 10
Rev.J. II coNoLY's"Revelat,onn %
tne Lie OF Navarro, O,
nss LOT sale the largest stock or school and
u ,,i,s us books in Texas. No d tn0
wne s orders nom ali who want books
srecia,,y AZ y, wholesale or retail, and makes q
ssp1he,al,y OF hnding any book wanted. If n a.
~, y, 1e lnnnd In America or Europe. All boots
in"'ieu direct at retail prices. -" 'ooAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

The ease Of the State w, --- lirogan,
changed with rape, was before this
cOurt, aud IL now on trial, A large
crowd In attendance, Measra, Hunt A.
Barkadale counsel for defendant, nnd
Thurmond a. Willard assisting the
state.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-05

Noatcst, most complete and only FIRST.
GLASS VARIETY THEATRE IN the state.
None but
E'irSt-ClaSS Talent
Employed, aud none but FlRST-CLASS
performances given Hep29-tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23

moustacbe, and, ~etting o handkerchief IN
9 glass If water, wiped away the rudy
complexion. Every one in the room started
to a standing position, AID stood amazed,
each one an incarnate rclamatio point!
Well might the spectators be astonished;
for, instead Of the dark-lhr rod, ruddy-faced
gentleman Of the nom, mt before, they be-
held q beautiful woman, with Pearly cheeks
and n tangled profusion Of golden tresses
cleaning like an aureols around her slapely
head. Tae black-eyed blonde, the lovely
Jessie Jordan, too b,fore them.
The clock struck tive. Scarcely had the
ringing notes died away when in came Gen
tleman jordan, hearty, rudy, handsome as
ever.
Hero 1 am, Jessie" no exclaimed
sThere has been q mistake, it seems but
nobody appears to be harmed by 1t, except
this little individual" indicating Lawyer
Green. rla
I" II Il Infamous |! n gasped the lawyer.
90, Jesse, l am SO glad you have come
I co, IL not have kept up much longer
mui m ued the young beauty, clinging
fondly to her husband
81 have been entirely successful" con-
tinued that gentleman, land we are now
wealthy-richer than W. over hoped to be in
our most sanguine moments, my wife"
81 an reioiced that there Ia no further
cause for secrecy" sue replied.
The happy pair DEPARTED, with Mr.. Orb
an, (who grew steadily prosperous from
that day, Tor the hotel IN Fulton Street
near Pearl, and made memorable the oc-
casion with one of the grand, st celebra-
tons ever known in that vicinity since
the historic leaye-taking of British redsoats
upon original evacuation day.
As they were leaving the court room, the
black-eyod blonde turned to the almost
h~eart-broken little lawyer, and said There
is q refrain of 4 popular melody which, am
sure, you will never forget. You can hear
It now, Mr.. Green"
A sonorous hand-organ on h sidewalk
vas arousing the echoes with the air Of
Jordan Ia q hard roal TO trayeli"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23
Trapped.

A few days ago, an engraver in Bristol,
England, happening TO look through his
shop window, observed an elderly gen.
tleman, whom no recognized as an excise
officer, ~attentively scanning the outside of
his premises. After satisfying his curiosity
by N outside inspection, he entered the
shop, note book and pencil in hand. aud
opened q conversation with the proprietor.
Mr.. j., ] believer"
"Yes, / am Mr.. j."
you keep a trap, I understand"
Eyes"
Have you a license FOR that trap?'
mo"
Down goes an entry Of this candid aa-
mission in the notebook.
Did you have a liesnsa last year
'NO."
Another entry in the book.
"Why did you not take out s license?"
81 did not think it WAS nece sary."
"How many does your tap Loid:"
Five"
Another memorandum.
'How many wheels has it ?"
'None!"
None! why, what sort Of q trap Is n?"
"a mousetrap.'
Tnll MI
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23

1t is astonishing how the nature and diSpo-
sition Of a child may be altered by early tui-
ton. Let a child be always with its nurses,
even under the guidance Of q mother, regu-
larry brought Up as children usually are, it
will Continue to be child, and wen childish
after Childhood is gone. But ttke the same
child, put it by degrees in situations Of
p ri, requiring thought and observation be-
yond its years accustom it to nightly yigils,
and to watching, and to hold its tongue, and
it is astonishing how the mind Of that child,
however much its body may sleep, will
develop iteelf SO as to meet the dennnd up
Oh it.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23
Anecdote Of the Bank Of England.

An extraordinary affair happened about
the year lT4O. One of the directors, q very
rich man, had occasion for $50, 600, which
he was to pay as the price Of an estate he
had Just bought. To facilitate the matter,
he carried the sum with him TO the bank,
and obtained for it q bank note. On his
return home, he wa suddenly called out
particular business. He threw the
note carelessly on the mantlepiece, but
when he came back n few minutes after
TO look it up, it WAS not to be found. No
one had entered the room; he could not,
therefore. suspect any person. At last, after
much Intellectual search. he was persuaded
that Il had fallen from the mantlepiece
into the fro. The director went to ac-
quaint his colleagues with the misfortune
that had happened to him aud, as he was
known TO be q perfectly honorable man, he
was readily believed. 1t was only about
four-and-twenty hours from the time that
he had deposited his money they thought
therefore, that it would be hard to refuse
his request for a second note. He received
it upon giving an obligation to restore the
first note if it should ever be found, or to
pay the money himself if it should be pre-
ssnted by any stranger, About thirty years
Afterwards uhe director having been
long dead, and his heirs in possession of his
fortune), an unknown person presented
the lost note at the bank aud demanded pay
ment. 1t was in vain that they mentioned to
this person the transaction by which the
note was nnnulled; he would not listen TO it.
He maintained that II had come to him
from abroad, and insisted upon immediate
payment. The note was payable to bearer,
and the ESQ, 900 were paid to him. The
heirs Of the director would not listen to any
demands OF restitution, and the bank was
obliged to sustain the loss. 1t was dis
covered afterwards that au architect, having
purchased the directors house, had taken it
down, in order to build another on the same
spot, had found the note in q crevice in
the chimney, md made his discovery an
engine for robbing the bank, in which he
was completely successful.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-23
TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1878.
aoUr OF THE MOUTH OF Babes

Nv little niece and IL read
Ny Plato in nv easy chair:
And she was building on the floor,
A pack Of cards with wondrJus caro-
We worked In silence, hut, alasl
Among the cards a mighty spill
And then the little noe exclaimed,
"Wenl Snch is hfei Look, Uncle WIFI
Ira-e q start and droppci nv book
II was the Phedo l ha rsal-
A sympathetic current thrilled,
Like lightning, through my heart and heal
I Cyed with cur 'ous awe the child,
IAe unconscious Sibyl. where she sat,
Whose Ii u-htltss tongue could babb.e fortl
strlnge pI.R5les OF life and tate.
Yes, such is lif1i 4 label h,use,
common doom hath tumblcd all,
Eng. Queen, and Knave, and plain, and trump,
Am0tley crew in motley fall
We rear our ho7os, no Pharaoh's tomb,
Nor brass could so sure o name;
But soon or late, = sad collapse,
And great the ruin Of the Same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
prnm me COUNTY Enrn.

DALLAS COUNTY FARd, February VIM
To tho Editor Of rhe Herald;
SiR-A Jail break OF very peculiar
character occurred here on the 9th in
slant Three prisoners Zone white aud
two black, named respectively, Mes
Kinney, Riley and Polk, feisned sick
ness az un eXou5 to prevent them
from being taken out tp work. Aitr
the departure of the available working
prisoners they were locked up Ia Jail,
and Immediately began making prep
arali0us to effect their escnpe. tust OF
all, they took down the stove pipe, ana
used ra2ors 81 enlarge the hole whlch
1t passed through. Finally, they sue
ceeded in getting up into the quad
room, which Is over the jal, they
then dew the slap c, stealing u large
drl, knife and several plugs OF to-
bacco, and proceeded on Their way to
Dallas, which place they reached with
safety. The white man went around
the streets bOasting of the heroic deed
he had accomplished, when some OF
the authorities hearing OF his adVen-
lures Immediately locked him up in
ldll, ML0iG ne ltlllaill' wv H'' Wv 'A'N ~
turn t. the farm. The two negroes,
after wandering around the streets,
became tired aud hungry, and came to
the conclusion il WAS better for them
to return to their good home, one OF
them coming back on Thur day and
the other on Friday. Uncle Jerry gave
them a reception similar to that given
the prodigal son, ordering the rook to
dish each of them up agood square
meal, which they demolished with the
greatest Of rapidity. Uncle Jerry is
not like most men 1t is his motto to
do good for evil Instead Of locking
them up in the jail, he made them
both ru-tees, giving each Of them
good advice and Instructions how to
behave themselves for the future,
which no doubt they viii do, ~ they
seem to lee very p,uitont for he crime
committed Tho last saw OF them
was ut the wood pile when they made
the chips fly in all directions, which
prove to ne they we're not nov'ces
with an axe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
nav anOns MARK Ell.

PRINTS-Robes "a; Pinks @613; shirtings
: 81: soil is, l-l, STANDARDS, ol-iyoc' ot'iel'
ISc; GarnSrs, &c; Harmony, &c.
BROWN ErINGS-Atlantic, a, "a,
Indian head, 4, SIC; Nashville, AA, l1ac;
ULlcI, G, SIC; Lawrence, LII, l-lc; Badger
Lii, Side; Dwight, So; feperel, IL, "a; Pe-
DLEACHED MU~LINS- " amsutta, "A,
ll15o; Fruit OF the Loom, loo; Lonsdale, Szac
Hope, SIC; Peabody, SC; New jersey " 'c'
Nassau, DC. ,u,..c,,,
DUCKS-Arlington Brown, H19c; Chamui-
on fwilled, lIIlc Lewiston Plain stripe, loci
Lewistown Checs, l515c; Arlington FANCY
CCRMBRiCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, SIC; High
CORSET JEA 0 l-2i Penn
berton, o.; suffolk, ga.
TjCKS-AmosReag AGA, ll19c; Lewiston
sam, Ilc: do s6-in, iSc; do pleld, iSc; Metnuer
AA, i5c Conlstoga 4old medal Zoe; 10 IVA
I1t+c. Go dis, NJ. /, sc; Eastern A, DC.
iii ECKS-Econom l21sc; Americas TIC
Caledonia No. 20, l6c; Para 100, lIc, M.
DENlMS-Boston, S19c; Gordls NJ, h1ac
Otis, BIB, EXC; York, Is; CLARK y, 2Oc'
EVIOTs-Arington, o2@9c, ENretVs
l2% 3; Amo-keag, l2c. 49, ,,.-,,,. an
S4rkIp ES--American, 9Rc; Glasgow 10
lic. Alabama, B-3, brown, l2Lc ~,
GINGHA MS-Amoskeag, DC; Bates, Ss
Renfrv W, Sc; Southwark, SC; dress s'yle-
lOLc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

fLpG fuhAulU-Nuglni. lnghl due
pYNhAsi ~ atli ip DO fnn anu pEifa INlbi bhe
1923 400 ln rAu- Ola lWlsh baAW We mt
llAll aun lsin tWisli ia9puf a. q mrrpn d,
lh' lNlsh lnAala ln inAlpsiui nafA asl iH
- ips a. louisville navy husul nAAng'
An} 80 Ari lndp .rahpHaAy, iass1il 40 ~
uAhpsAnb y class la8 Oh, 90 ~ datk mH'
heftll $500 lp 80 inp vi ~, -ialip,
flAh npf- lnplppi ilBufi mn iiAui, 100
nlni iAlii ipAhiei cpn iupni uvaihap,
hhphlAh Va inla Rippalag, - ana =
MHllrl htllWpAyi i1B Nli common ~ RnpAi
abB luNi lHhrft HH 20 ulHlgt 81 laHi hui u nn
fAipNi impulWli ptT lhi el A.,
bpMthIlu pluAha-tHYana, fuuAlupi
hfhl nnA Havana, ip8aii ip 40 rrfAp nilrri
.A@hi luunpOHpul pli slBhi Ordinary
lHAlhi enpil W anh hlAtft iBlA,
dfut ED plQAith, pr 300 lull, heg
del ra4, elsli Lindles, llili hftpssi siiyi tpn'
phAsl slAf fipfdu fflphauu, pllUI Lpuilrh 10
= Ne lhl Or ~ uiaug, gllu, uppras, 800
upnlh hruai sali itnna Nlp,Dria, pMO llnniA'
de- rlgHiripHt VI
SNUFF Aae-aboy, Aiahaai llnppe french
900,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

AZ, ara authorized ana requested 10 an
nu,rp, NJ EUMONDnuN ~ u candid q
hrtiU AHrrstpr npu ulIutlor ~ lhp pAhu'
lnueltltlYu, nprll y lhp'
Ws arc author zrd AMI rHlue,tl 20 an
.onnrr MI, Old 0REr y ~ u candidate iuG
NV Ats,fHlT ana Collector a. l'iu th'rillB
,lretiun, April Is'b'
A, nro authorized ana request 4 70 nn'
nnuuer Ftl. u, BkN An Hs "a calculate Tor
NV Assessor aud Collector ~ INC rlhulhB
election Apul =, l0ih'
We are authorized nni requested TO an
nonrrr Mn lllOMNs \, FllAkt PHI, ~ y
r,,.,udlI, Tor me ono Ot 81 Assessor ANA
Collector Election Aprll >, Is
We nsc authorized rnd requested u an.
nouuep Mk,I, y. OGDEN ~ cnnd' le iot
Ts.rIcc,on TO the ONCE OF CITY ASSESSOR ANA
Collector
We are autturZ and rcqu ated 70 NJ
n,uutrtu m uui JULIUS liuHElih h 10
elndliut, for Cll Ah,re,ur nd Collector
Sc are authorize and reQu N, u 10 Rn'
nourcc ar, lOHN T. GANOns a candidate"
Ion Cny Assessor ana Collector, Election
Alul @li io'N'
" ap uthol1od and requested To Ru-
Donucp the Dam" OF q. A, Gll,L asa canal
duto iOr tha o lcnu Gily Assessor ana Co.'S
leclor Election April 2, lh's. -.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14

From paper 10y DR.. Wilson: For the
active, out-dOor laborer and artisan, an
early breakfast before work, a midday
dinner with an interval of rest, and
suppcrafter the days work is over have
long been proved by experience to be
the most conducive to health For the
business man, later breakfast, a md>
day luncheon and late dinner after
the days work is over, is the best ar
mngement For literary men who write
more IN the evening than during the
day, an early dinner and light supper
will be found to be the most adfantaN
geous for steady work. ldlers, to enjoy
life, if they possibly eau, should dlne
early if they intend to spend the even .
ing at the theatres and the like; but II
they accept dinner Invitations freely
they should be very careful not to eat
too much at the midday meal. Inc
breakfast hour should be determined,
in great measure, by the hour OF rising
but in any case food should be partaken
Of before the material business OF the
day is commenced Those who like to
take constitutional before break
fast would find their appetite whetteo
aud their walk made all the more on
joyable if they took a little milk, cafe
autIit with bread or biscuit before start
ing. Work done before breakfast Is al
ways irksome and fatiguing, and OF
that account is very likely to be badly
done. The last meal should De SUN
GENTLY late for the whole not to be 40
sorbed before retiring to rest. To per
son in health three meals day ough
to be quite sufficient, and the practlc'
Of continually taking something Ii
sure to bring on indigestion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-14
wuoLCsALE GROCERY MARKET

BACoN, per lb-short clear, y 3,igiUc,
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2Sllci dry
salt, I l-2@7 3-lc ,o,,o.o. oo,,trv
2593Oc. ,,nr,u v,r,ors brands. IA
lb cans, per doz 81 25@l Oh; l-2 90 oo' u oVS
Gll:,l do do, 81 2jtgi So ,
CANDLE, Star, ID TO So, l59l6c;
COFFEE-Java, per 10, 2S9jo' nj ', cnoic g.
aaa2l &c; prime, 2l@2l Lac coiuino" w
i" rrrIjNsuCESTRATED LYE-various brands
doz ID ca S, per case, "A 2ogo w; g, M. tit
FIsH-Mackeral, per bbl. GU O09slL W. h'''
., oaas q qj white Dish, kit, 95@sl %.
= EIRRI NGS-Dried, per Dox, iOg5oc.
FISH-Dried goldfish, per b, O. S,'gH;; ,oa
I.ARD-In fierce, 0 3-l@l0c; 20 10 pals, lug
| N I-3c: and 10 10 in Tins, ii 3-iglZc, 10.
HA aS-Per ID, fancy brands lt%S''7a''
oil, d nofiHGIssssEs-Fancy Loui lana, per gal,
eO@l5c; Choice, SS@VOc; friihe 'oS''''' 20
| 4jg5Oc .ih 7a-1.oc
nitGA ~ airanulated, per l5, II 2-Igi2ei
$500 n I.9Iilc: Powdered, IL l-Zgfci
~ CO. par 10, 10 l4@lO l-2c; Cnolve
i,onisiana, 9a9 lie; Prime, l-igs 5-,e' oiu''
nary TO Fair, s9S LIDO; Common; or cgs 90
S0DA-Caae; bi.carb. Ehgish' oS'
ke a gItSRSCT99o ~ brands, per ID, E49Sc
SYMPHONIC, 5J4g6c; fancy soaps PEI 0oN
- sS95gT VI liverpool sack, 81 Co@l s.; ohis
river, in bb!s, e. l5@2 80; table, per SAGA -
Csc soa-5c. imperial, 500
1 'ViISE5AR 2Cider, 2593Oc; white "ihe' o
@I5c.