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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10
Tho Extraordinary story Told of a
New York I.nsiy Lately Dead.

New York letter to the Baltimore
Sun; On Tuesday there were borne
from a sunptuous house high up on
Fifth avenue, for interment in II Con,
necticut town on the New Haven road.
not far from this city, the remains of n
revered wife and mother, whose dis.
tant girlhood has supplied the heroine
OF romance as dramatic as ever found
exposition in novel or on stage. Half
a century ago, when she was the only
unmarried daughter of an old and
wealthy family of the town in whose
cemetery her body now rests, she came
to New York in the bloom and ylvacity
of q youth just conscious of its own
power, to visit the friendly household
of one OF our FIRST merchants A pro,
longation OF her sojourn here did not
excite the remonstrance of her parents
until they were surprised by inlorma>
ton that her delay was possibly occa.
stoned by the frequent calls of gentle
man, lieutenant of the British navy.
whose attentions seemed ominously
serious when the mother took
the family carriage precipitately for
the city, to convey back forthwith the
giddy damsel. Upon arragnment be,
fore the maternal bar the young lady
did not deny the frequent visits of the
alleged sutton, whom her New York
friends had seen no reason 80 interfere
with; indeed, upon stepping into the
carriage to go home (there was no New
Haven railroad them abe said quite
coolly; TITS useless to find fault now
ma, for I'm married" Such indeed was
the startling fact after short and only
hnaliy suspected summers courtship.
she and the lieutenant had been clan,
destlnely married, and before Mortified
mother and romantic daughter had been
IN their Connecticut home twenty.four
hours the bold young sailor was there
100, to claim his wife. But he found her
3 prisoner, locked in her ewn room and
both parents met his appeal with a
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yb.t Terrible scourgo.

Fever aud aguo, and Nv oongenor bilious re-
mttent, beside. affections ~ tho stomach,
liver and bowels produced ny mlnsmhtio
air and water, are both erndlGated aud pre-.
vented By the usO OF HOatettsr'B Stomach
BitloIs, u purely vegetable elixir, indorsed
by physiclans, ANA more extensively used nS
n remedy for the above class OF disorders, an
well M for many Others lhhn any medicine
state OF tho liver, IL want Of vital stnmlnn,
are conditions peculiarly favorable 10 naln'
rial diseases. They aro, however, surely
remcdled by tho groat Preventive, which, by
inyigOTatng the system aud ondOwing II
with regularity IN well AZ vlg0r, provides II
with u resistant power which enables IL 10
Withstand disorders not only Of ~ mnlarial
type, hut n host OF others 10 which feeble
aud III rogu ated SYSTEMS are subject. The
omit, and have widely superseded that dan
gerOus drug, qu nine, which pnlllntoH hut
do \ not eradicate malarlal. tlllmchl2wlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

Mr. A. S. HEwIrr's paper in the Inter,
national Reviep on the method of elect.
ing a president, is an argument in favor
OF putting the election directly into the
hands OF the people by choosing the
electors by districts, as congressman are
chosen, with two at large on the state
ticket the returns to be made up in
their respective districts and all contests
decided in the state courts. Had the
election of 1876 been conducted under
this system, Mr.. Tilden would have had
one hundred and fiftysthree district
electors and Mr.. Hayeson one hundred and
forty. OF the seventy electors at large
mot counting Florida, Louisiana and
South Carolina--Tilden would have had
thirty-four and Hayes thirtyssix, which
would have made the aggregate vote of
each as follows: Tilden, one hundred
and eighty,seven; Hayes, one hundred
and seventyssix. The six electors at
large Tor the three stolen states could
then have gone to Hayes without de,
feating Tilden and the popular vote.
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Honey.

: Pitchers Cast0rin Ia II complete substi.
tute FOR Castor OIL, and lsns pleasant TO take
AZ Honey. IL IL particularly adapted TO
TeethlnR and irritable children. II DESTROYS
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
Stomach, and cures wind Cole Few rem.
Group Worms ana Whuoplng Cough, Gas,
torla ls q scientific ana purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor on,
and neither gags or grpeH.
COLUMBIA, Conn, May 3, 1870.
Messrs. j. h. Rose Il co., N. Y:
donts; have n family of eight children,
ana have used rs much Castoria az any fam,
lily In the United States, think. have
never found anything equal to H.. My chill
ureh have been saved from fever several
Times by the use of CHstOria. recommend
It's use for children, for many diseses they
are subject to, In preference to any medic
Know of. i feel 1t my duty to give this GER
uhcate on account OF the benefits have de-
rived by the Use of Castora.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN +. LITTLE
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THE Mexia Ledger and few other pa,

THE Mexia Ledger and few other pa,
pers OF like ealibre keep strict watch
upon The HERALD and whenever we
happen to mention q man in compli
mentary way, they say, BEHOLD, an,
other candidate for the governorship F."
We took occasion the other day to
speak iavorably OF Hon. John Hancock,
a gentleman for whom we have the
sincerest regard, and here comes the
Ledger with howl at our latest candi-
date. We have frequently made pleas.
ant mention Of Fish, and God knows we
never once thought Of him in connec,
ton with the governorship.
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AGreatlnventiOn

And one OF much benefit to the people at
large, always attracts attention. II has
been the history of all trades and branch ON
Of labor that the primitive method OF nc
complaining the desired end has been quite
laborious, and very slow In It's rusultS, at
least tho history OF well making seems To
confirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
or boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude affairs, and capable of bor-
Ing out small hole, supplying a very little
pure water. Tho opening up OF the great
west made the demand for wells so great
that WITHIN the last two years well-horing
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been In measure reyoluti0ni2ed, and
has become source OF money .making
equallod by no other branch whore the In
Vestment IL so little. Men are looking now to
where they can get the best machine. Per-
lection has at last been reached, ana we offer
You machine complete In every detail, one
that liz destined TO live when all Others are
forgotten. IL Is the only anger ever In
vented with stone attachment or an nd
Unstable head that b0res any sized well,
rom two feet up, without reimers, called
the Centennial NeH Auger, patented June 10,
1879, and manufactured by o. +, Hodge, Dus
Duque. Iowa. Any one wishing to 20 into
the business. or trade land, town property
or stock for an anger ami territory, or want
TO travel In this state and sell augers and
territory ON large commission, viii please
call ON me- Mt the National hotel or =. l..
Depler at the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where Will be for the next
thirty days. The anger Ia on exhibition, and
Ia running all the time. 1 will guarantee
any man 10 make as much rs $40 per day.
This looks like . gold mine, doesn't IL unt
II has been made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Cone and Nee me before
IL Is too late, rs l can not stay In this place
but thirty days. ID. N. ROOT
Patentee of said 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
Tor the last Ave months, would cheerfully
recommend IL as the most complete, and
best anger In the market. Yours respect
mily, \. DEPLER.
janSd&wlm
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IT'S said that the first word of the inS

It's said that the first word of the inS
terrogatory, whats the matter with
the Fort Worth Dfmocrat2' is the an
swer to the question: only it is spelt
without the Oh" and with two ITS"
Were we mischievous,we might connect
the Democrat and Weatheriord Times
with the poetic line, Birds who in their
little nests agree The at" in nests
must be stricken out, however, having
already been employed in the answer
to the question.
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TINS gross earnings Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad and iis branches are Civ
en- at $40, l2j, 600, and the expenses, in,
GLIDING dividends, interest and rentals,
at $l4,75O,00O The net earnings are
S2S,S75OOO. Even deducting the loss
by the riots. estimated at S2,000,0OO,
the profits are more than $50 100000.
The exhibit Is remarkable, considering
the strikes and riots, and speaks vol,
nmes for the management of Colonel
Scott.
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Tnr first number Of the Fast 4trds
BEACON, published ~ lIenderson,by Hay
ter 4 Dial, Is upon our table, The
typographical appearance of the paper
Ia iirstsclass, tho general got up Of news
good, the locals crisp and tho salutatory
flowing in periods and plucly In prom'
iacs May the good citizens Of lIusk
promote It's prosperity.
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tbs result Of legislative in quiry
into the Mexican situation is not
thought by Washington q',id mmcs, who
profess TO be familiar with the contents
Of the forthcoming reports of the cons
mttees of both Che house and senate,
to DO such as will hasten the recogni~
ton of the Diaa government. The dif-
ferences which exist between the two
governments are still, to all appear,
ances far from settlement,
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,rnr mathematical man on the Gins
cinnati Enquirer, assuming the popuo'
ton of the United States TO be lortyN
nine millions, shows that the outstandN
ing currency is less than fifteen dollars
per capita, and this in tho hands, not
Of the people, but of the bankers the
brokers, and money~lenders, who per-
sist in saying that there ia too much
money in the country.
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ThisiN becoming alarmlngly serious In our
midst II IL depicted ON the conntonanoo Of
hundreds Of ladies who Hre struggling
through life. II IL seen IN h0 duh tla h OF
tho eye, tho languld laugh, the heaving
Sigh, tho palo check, tho feeble walk, the
duh Intellect, the palpllaling heart. Yes,
sho In oestitute OF health and the family IL
almost destitute OF home. Science and
Chemistry have combined II rem dy, quick,
powerful and nevcr-ia,ling, which Will reg
llate her whole system, ANA euro her 6ches
and pains, VIII build up ana restore her
health, strength and buOyancy.
The article IL known w Engllsh Female
lltles. and sells NJ one dollar per bottle.
Conner " walker, or DR.. Howell, druggists,
Dallas, can give all Information,
dtilmuhlb.w2L
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steady refusal 10 acknowledge his aus
thority, The girl was butt child they
said, not conscious OF her own NINA,
aud they should resist with every posal-
ble form OF law any attempt ~ remove
her from their custody The husband,
urging that they loved each other, was
told that she whom he had made hla
wife in name nov only bitterly 10.
gretted her sentimental folly, ana
wished 10 500 him no more A.
founded NJ this assertion, the
young man passionately impugned tho
truth, Would he be- generous enough
10 give her up, he was asked, II she her
self assured him of her desire 10 that
effect : ChiyNlrously, though too RASH
w. perhaps, lac agreed no 10 do, eonil'
dent undoubtedly, that she would prove
true 10 him, Aud then came tho most
extraordinary aoane Of the llltle drama,
A married sister atrlklngly resembling
the yet imprisoned virgin wife, had boon
hastily summoned from this city for
tho purpose, and ariiully dressed 10 IN
tensily tho resemblance, hurrledly on
tered the room where tho lieutenant
was present with friend for witness,
10 learn hia fate, aud with stimulated
soils, hastily hid her face on her moth
ers bosom Surprising her 10 be- the
wife whom he aglaledly called by
name, the deceived husband begged her
10 20 with him, ~ wish 10 remain with
mother was the apparently careful
answer, without 10 much ~ q glance for
him, aud without another word tho
lieutenant bowel TO parent and child,
and at once Withdrew ms friend from
the room aud tho house, On hls way
back 10 New York by steamboat n
lavorlte dog that accompanied him
loaped overheard, and he plunging In
aiantly over TO the rescue, was drowned,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

No other medicine In the world was ever
given auch II test OF its curative qualities IN
Boschee's German Syrup. In three years
bottles OF this medicine was distributed free
OF charge by druggists IN this country 10
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and other
dlseases0 OF the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeniablo proof that Der
man syrup Will cure them. The result has
been that drugglAts In every town and VII
lage In the United States nro recommending
II 10 their customers. Go to your druggist
and ask what they know about II. sample
hotties 10 cents, Regular size rs cents. Three
dotes win relieve any case. mh6.dlw Twlt
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tbs receipts of cotton Mt Shreveport
since the first Of September up to Thurs
day last foot up S9,i5S bales against SS,N
92G for the same time last year, Her
wagon receipts show remarkable falls
ing of, being only 2j,3ll bales against
53,5lS last year, Her shipments east
also show n marked falling of in favor
of New Orleans, being only 39,939 bales
against A. $50 Inst year.
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Tnr Denison Herald, having carefully
felt the public pulse, asks:
Is there not some significance in the
fact that all the papers in the state
MIR. Throckmorton for gov
ernor are in favor of the twoNthirds
rule p
Yes; it signifies that, as a rule, two.
thirds of the alleged opposition to the
peoples choice is in their iaundiced eve
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VIZ congratulate our young friend
DR.. J. II, Roby, of dateavillo, upon hi"
great succeas In tho medical departs
mcnt of the Louisville university. lie
graduated second In class of seventy
two students, aud received the first
prize In operative surgery llurrah Tor
Young TeXaH
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DALLAS. TEXAS.
SUNDAY MORNING MARCH 10

oSr of the questions past finding out
ishow the majority rule can defeat the
popular candidate The twoNlhlrd RUE
has been the bane Of the democratic
party. To II may be directly traced
almost every bolt that has brought dis
nenalon and defeat,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-03-10

0oyrasoa McCaeAey, Of Kentucky,
does not believe In the exercise of eS'
eoutIyo clemency, During the llral
thirty months of his term he has re'
jeoied one thousand, nine hundred and
nlneiysthree petitions for pardons, OF
over two per day
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9ailg 4erala

TnH WsnKLy HnaALp u publlhhed eysly
Saturday mo rni Az at " % psr.year' post
ago prepaid
fHH DAILY hIKALD ~ publlhhea nvpy
morning, except on Monday, ~ wv ~
NJ esnia POI week delivered 10 Ihe elp,
Anvrnr,sEIHg Hlrssl Una square lten linnh
n0nDarein Ono tins III no, nAoh hubhelurnl
InaaitlOn, 10 cents, special ralhh iol Weeh'y
monthly and yearly adyarlihaIh
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 8O5 IL 807 Main Street, Dallas. Texas

Th!s house Is new and well ventilated,
having southern exposure and In centrally
located, Ii In IN charge Of its old proprietor.
.. Sawyer, who never failed TO please his
guests. Parties seeking house with oil the
comforts Of a home, cannot do better than
to give the "9ranger' call Travellers ar.
riving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from DIN
pot. The best VI 90 II day house In the oieu
BE sure TO get of the r'rcet cars AT the swift.
uhsid'm y. SAWYER,
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Centaur
.L-ininn entS.

One Kind 70, the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
Erhese Iiniments are simply the wonuer Of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
Tne white Imminent IL for the human
family. IL will drive rheumatism, ScIatica
and neuralgia from the system; cure I,um
lag" Cniiolains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
from frozen hands and feet, ana the poison
Oh Dltes ana stlngs OF venonous rent lies. n
suDuues swellings, and alleviates pain of
every KIND. When sprains or bruises occur,
IL IL The most potent remedy ever discovered
10 neal the injured parts. The Centaur lin.
ament Is used with great efficacy Tor Sore
Ihroat. I0Othdche, CTked Breasts, Earaohe
ana weak Back. The folio wing is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials
INDIANA HOME, Jeff. Co., Ind, NAV QS. 1874
thipk II my duty to inform you that
nave suffered much with s,Ooilen Teet ana
chords. few bottles OF Centaur Liniment
f Ss rome hs me mSrS for me- have not been
lam perfectly WeH. The I4iniment ought ~
he applied warm. w
"BENJAMIN BROWN"
me proof is In the trial. 1t IL reliable. 1,
IL Mandy, 1t Is cheap, and every family
cn0ulu nave the Whiteen Ctaur LiuIm en-
The Yellow Centaur Iintment ia
adapted to the tough muscles, cords and
nesh OF horses and animals. II has perform.
ed more wonderful cures in three Wears nj
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-gals, Scratches
Sweeny, and general Lameness, than ali
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great ExpressInen say of IL:
NEW YORK, January, 1874,
every owner Of horses should give Tho
Centaur liniment ulal We consider II
the best article ever used In our stables,
-- I'll, MARSH,
"Supt, Adams Elk. Slsble,. N. v
"E. PULTX,
"Supt. u. :. FIX, stables, N, Y.
'AlBERT 4, DIN.
"Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. w
The best patrons of this Linimentare Far.
mefs and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con.
ANNUALLY using some Liniment, n heals
ais, wounds ana Poll-evil, removes swell.
ings, ana Ii worth millions of dolIars An.
huaiiy 10 Farmers, Livery men, stock ,rrow.
or cattle. ""''hs horses
What Fsrrler cannot do for sap the Can.
tamI Llniment will do at trifling cost,
Inese Llnlmsnts are sold by ali dealers
,,htouehout the country. They are warranted
W lne Gfopfietors, and bottle will No given
20 any Earlier or Physician who desires 10
Laboratory Of ]. B. Rose & Co.,
80 Day st. NEW YORK
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nuAtD-A gentleman aud wife eau OBJ
~ tain board la u private family, lpphllni
0OnYen onl ~ business, References on
change !. Address VGlly," iocH Boz Sdo,
mGhhil
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UOAhDlNl- Tho hest private boarding ~
~ the City, aud rooms " rent NJ No, llll
Elm street, Mils. PATHlOK, mehlO'lt
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wiM Tie gloss and freshness Of yo@A.
Thin hair is thickencd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
tolliclcs are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application, Instead foul.
ing the hair with posty sediment it
will keep it clean and vigorous, Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for \
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,

FOaT.lins Advertisements Inserted twice ~
thls oOlumn fOT Twenty-Five Cents
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EUR CAP-Ip front ~ Captain Gestont,
i ehilds white fur cap which the eWllnf
can have by calling al This 0iilee and pay
Ing f1T ihiH notice, mnn lOTlf
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Ayers
Hair Vagor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at once
u oeNble,
healthy, and Of.
fectual for pre-.
serving the
hair Fa@d or
gray ha6&S soon
restored 10 lis
Oyigi8a{ color
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MISCELLANEOUS

TNEans eTa acquainted ufnusll tii.s--,.iu,,t.
wonderful n'plit. NJ lhal Hrpat AWrural Ran,.is
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24
FROM BITTER ROOF
EDITOR HUsBANDMAN:

EDITOR H~UsBANDMAN:
Corvallis Grange installed its newly elect
Ell officers at the first regular meeting in
January. The Grange is III a prosperous
condition and has received a number OF new
members of late. The officers of TT. Owen
Grange were publicly installed on the 18th.
blythe master Of Corvallis Grange. They
have their hall beautifully decorated with
e'ergreens and flags, and,they boast of the
finest hall in the Territory, outside OF Hell
ena. They propose to give a musical and
literary festival on the 18th for the benefit
offhelr library, to which they expect to add
800 volumes this spring. The library is
well patronized both by outsiders and Pa
irons, and is now on a firm footing and a
complete answer to those who assert that
The Order can accomplish no good here.
Cupid has been noticed lowering amono
our members for sometime. past, and as a re-
suit there were married on Jan. 6. by the
Rev. VIM. A. Hall, at the residence OF Z.
Chaffin, Corvallis, Mr.. Gilbert Simmons and
Miss Mary Chaffin. and Mr.. John A. Som
mErs to Miss Juda. Chaf6n, all of Corvallis
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-01-24

Orange. Our worthy Steward has chosen a
worthy assistant, and the Goddess of Fruit
has gathered in the persimmons, and is il
too much to hope that each succeeding WIN
fer in the future may be less long and
dreary : that u little Sonlnle may be adde,
to make the season more pleasant and cheer.
full.
There has been over $4,000 subscribed bv
the citizens of this valley and Missoula Tor
the construction of a wagon road from the
head Of the valley to the Big Hole Pass;
The people Of Bannack an vicinity offer to-
finish it from the Pass to Bannack. The
work will commence as early in the spring
as possible and be prosecuted to an early
completion. The following arc named ~,
the board of trustees to supervise the work
W.. e. Bass, j. S. Robertson, w, b. Har-
Ian, e. ChaI!in and j. B. Catiin. When the
road is finished ALI the freight from the rail.
road for this county will come over it. be,
sides it willopen up a large market in Bea-
ver,ead county for reproduce. SY.
Corvallis. Nj: r., Jan. II, 1878.