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Fot-ensd.

saiurtHy uisbt, ABOUT ten O'clock, a
MAI entered the drug tore Of 0ayle Il
.Iiight 90 Elr1 street, aud ssked Mr..
6iy.a DO f-escrihe hin some medicine,
ss'irc .lat he felt very unwen. The
man oarD wild, hssgArd look. which
nsnly InJicat d that he sss seriously
w ur. dadafa vas called la. and,
'isf axsTiuiug the man. pronounced
HArasf u poisoning. Emetics were
gwen tu" no ortunste man, aud for
i~h.lr % iuuked "a though he would
ae lis sysbalis s.aitei from their
sekei-, and his pulse beat rapidly.
Aier it11ring wi,h his patient fn an
'ouf or IN. De begaa 90 revive, and was
poo oui Of danger. Tue man stated
IA, b. had been taking medicine, and
! i supposed he made some n stake.
F.iilg The wrong Mind.
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The Federal (aurf

The bar aud mercantile CON immunity
OF Dallas are eviBeing some anxiety
~ to the disposition OF the oil before
congress constituting = new federal
district court, with Dallas a. its centre
Should this hill psss. and the court
created herr, Il would be OF untold
value tp 0us city aud county. " would
be- tbs mean - saving many hur-
dreds ~ i,iisrs h8N s1-nt ia amending
thr Vlft a. oi5sr pizces. ko.. osid
gT.g1 ua.nssrs % ii5iEsui-, lawyers
a. 1ar - Hsen 20 bslss, who now
49, Grew 70 v,ssr g'ssss Z. T. fel,
hat senator Coke. who introduced the
all, and Governor ThFockmortoo, who
imiaisG,ately fepyessrts ~. wili not
let thiz sI~fru.civ i-.~-:s0s mstsgf
s'rp s.f roo legal Taternitg utv
sonirvsat imla.lsb; al she seeming
delay, ald ip Jhs'r AR rty .ur ths
passage ofthe measure, brook lees east
" any delays II - hoped that this
important bill viii he pressed To a
speedy and successful issue.
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y-s, PRISONER.

There are nigDy poe, victims iIsH 'is
the euuoty JsH, liyias : sad sae 80
rO@fti life. Some have 6eru l5yst
bot short ,ims, white 9th 1aVe
been shnt Up Within ia a'3 @
,.sassy ais for seyeTsi yssrs, s. ass.
lag lbeif tsJsi, thG5 is3ee fass
mets5 ut tn them eitbe, n le ta-4
- liberty or l5u8ishynggi, snd be ogog
e4cts are tasr same VIII renls5 , Hls
more e.enths before they will be -
Doubtless most oI them are AZ -3s
Fer trial, thst their sses may TIE soanei
be decide =, and AN end put 10 taa
awful pangs OF suspense aud rensorse.
Yet these who feet tnst they are mur-
derers, must dread the announcement
of the session of the criminal court,
for in their own hearts they must ex
peet that the law, for the protection of
mankind must be sustained, and this
means death or lifelong Imprisonment
for them. t. those who ARE really in
uocent OF the charges for VIII ell they
are srraiyasd, IL must DO a pleasant
anticipation to look forward 10 the day
when they will be permitted 10 prove
their Innocence. and are again sci at iib
ersy. At this session Of the court most
of these prisoners will be tried and
dealt With accordingly.
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How the Heasa W.rs Issued and
n0ught-


The entire financial history o. this
eoastTy il gradually eatning To light
A great deal has b=en said about the
duty OF tie country TO it, bahdboi iers
Perhaps |; may be well, In this connee
tioo, to remember exactly how our
bonds were issued aud bought. The
first Issue of ) - bonds WAS made in
1862, and from that date 10 1885 a uum
hsr OF issues were made. All of the
bombs were sold 1T par for greenbaeks
each SioG0 bond bringing TO the gov.
eminent SiDUt IN greenb tcka As
however. green backs were very much
deprecated ct the time, this was far
from bsing worth $1,000 in gold
The first issue OF 5-2D bonds was So.
s82, $50 The gold value these brought
the government was sf4 ESQ $40; so
that II the bonds sre paid in gold tn.
day, the purchasers will have made
the neat little profit of ST. .s5l sol
In 1864, 1891 ,292, go ef bends were
sold for the equivalent OF SIS9 t5sf ,636
in gid, the profit Of the boadhoiders
being Si9l, 5i9, 5l4, or iaI per cent. on
their Investment. The whole series of
$40 bonds amounted To 81 ,s14. $50, $50 :;
the gold value received by the govera
ment being 81 ,2id, 49,, So, leaving .he
hon.lholders n dividend, over interest,
of S626 sos, Sa22, or just fifty per cent. 90
their investment. It must be remem.
bered, also. that the interest on this
deb has been paid in gold, 80 that,
although IL was nouinsliy six per cent
II was practically nine per cent. The
purchaser Of $lfy1 bond in 1894, who
gave $3.50 In gold for IL, has been re-
reiviug yearly, ever since, 80 In gold
~ interest, or seariy nineteen per cent
on his investment
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Mr.. Chairman.

This tslepted lady will eonIa' rec
her engagement at Fields operahouse
to !ght in the play of THE Huncb.
back" to be followed by Romeo and
Juliet and Macbeth" Mr.. Tay,
leure. the accomplished manager. thus
pays our city merite,i compliment by
giving us the classic STANDARDS which
have made the mimic srt the great
coLservator of correct literary taste.
an an eltvatlOg and refining influ-
enee IN the world. We bid Mrs Chan.
frau and Mrs. Fay or "A warm welcome
To Dallas and to Texas
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BELLIGERESr BLACKS.


lucy tnOoa Otu<B ono1
Gana.
Yesterday evening, about two O'Clock,
Sheriff Moon was notified that TWO ne
groes named Ben. Walker and Alex
snder Collins, who were cooking for a
lot OF hands engaged in repairing the
trestle work on the Texas and Pacific
road, about mile and a half from this
city, had an sltercatiop, in which they
shot each other with shot guns. Sher-
III Moon procured an express and
drove out - the place, where he found
the two wounded negroes, whom he
arrested, and had hauled into the city,
where they were placed in Jail. Alex
aDder Collins, who Is the worst wound
ed OF the two, told the reporter the fol
lowing concerning the fight: A man
came along in wagon and
asked him for some grease to
grease bis wagon, when Collins
told him that he had none save
lard which he could not spare. when
Walker stepped up and commenced TO
reproach him, saying that he was un.
necessarily stingy, at the same time
filling - bottle with signal oil, which
be gave to the man. Collins then gave
him to understand that he was cook,
and boss OF the things in the tent, at
the same time fiourishins large knife
in his face, with which he WAS cutting
bread. Walker went oil saying that
he would get even with him, and soon
returned with shotgun he had bor-
rowed down the road. Coiiins, seeing
him approaching, picked up a shotgun
that was in the tent, and stepped oat
TO receive his e envy. Waller, when he
was within eight or ten feet of Collins,
fired, the shot tsL ing eject in Col
Ilns' right shoulder. Walker then
fired the other barrel, but missing
him took TO his heels, when Collins
fired, shooting him in the calf Of his
right leg. Both guns were loaded with
bird shot. Walker was so near Collins
when he shot that his shirt was set on
fire by the powder from the gnn. DIR.
Allen attended them aud dressed their
wounds. Collins has bad, though il
is thought II dangerous wound.
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DALLAS AND WICHITA.
The Cry IN. when win Thts Head
Reach Deassa-fuo-shasas Of the
Trade Inverted ~ Fsrs worth Bhss
its ronssrnesis. VIII Rring 40 shs
City of Dallas

~ uSAh08 nEfHk 10 tA~
City of Defins
Dsxros, Texas. February 7, ls7s.
To the Editor OF The Herald
The subject that seems 10 engrass the
minds OF the citizens OF this place Is,
when will the Dallas and Wichita
railrgad reach Denton r Is il Lot high
time the citizens of Dallas we're ponder.
ing the same question AT least three
fourths of the trade of Denton has been
diverted from Dallas 10 Forf WORTH Ii
| 10 thirty miles 10 Fort Worth, aud
about fifty miles to Dallas, aud a Tsurh
better road TO the former place As far
rs ! am sble to Judge. from converse.
ton with several of tue merchants, they
prefer to trade with Dallas, but claim
that IL costs them As much 10 haul
freight from the terminus of the Dallas
and Wichita as from Fort Worth, with
the roads in favor of the latter. Ii the
roadcan he completed 10 this piaees large
jobbfng trade with the counties of Wise,
Montague, Parker, Cook ande others,
lying west OF this. can be recovered by
Dallas, which has been diverted to other
points. There seems to be disposition
on the part of the citizens of this place
TO cooperate with your citizens and push
forward the road 10 completion to this
point, and il is the humble suggestion
OF the writer that measures at once be
taken toward the vigorous prosecution
of the work, aud not allow il to Iangs
uish in Elm Fork bottom until il is too
late - move the coming crop, and al
low rival towns to reap the benefit of
the large trade of this section OF conn
try that SO Justly belongs to Dallas.
may have dwelt too long on this subs
ieet, but As one that has the interest of
your growing young city at heart, feel
the Importance of immediate action on
the part OF our citizens, IN order to save
this important enterprise from dwind-
ling aud, perhaps, dying. just as il may
be made source OF great rex enue To
Your city.
Rain having set in again. has sus-
pended business for the present, and
merchants seem to have the blue dis
ease here, as we'll as in Dallas. This
being county court week, trade was
quite brisk up to yesterday, when the
rain put quietus on it.
find several Dsliasites prospecting in
this locality, and also tind some that
have already established themselves in
business Among the number. | have
met the Messrs. Work Bro 5, who have
opened livery stable. aud are running
aline Of hrst~class hacks and carriages
from the terminus of the Dallas and
Wichita. TO this place. Messrs. Canon
Bros groeers, etc. Mr. w W. Dawson,
hardware. etc, and others | may mem
tion at some fa,uratima
Nj. kearby, or wills ? nat and DR.
Bloun:, of Canton, are here visiting
friends, and have rendered me many IN
vors since my arrival
The wheat crop, so far as have seen,
is looking remarkably we'll, and the
farmers are opening large bodies offresh
land ia this County.
vail close fos the present. hoping to
send you good subscription list coon,
As several hare spoken to me- about
sut-r,oitr for THs HEaalR. Remem.
-i rau1ain
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JACK DUNCAN SHOT.


Hattie Wsahborn. 40 I0toate 81 Sotty
cross. shsst. and Dangerously
weaaas Him.
About haIf-psst twelve sunday
morning. Jack Duncan, the detective
who worked up the John Wesley
Hardin case, and participated in his
arrest in Florida, was shot at a
hoose OF 10 fame kept by Molly Cross,
on the corner OF Ervay aud Commerce.
stresps, by one of It's Inmates named
Hattie Wsshburn alas Bates. The
ball took effect ia his right shoulder,
aud II Is thought by Dr. Alien, who at
tended him, that IL ragged down into
his right lung. The woman, who was at
the time IN bed, claims that the shoot
iug was accidental, hut young man
Esu "a Esds, xbp was In the room at
the tune says that while Duncan was
sissding at the glass, brushing his hair,
she ceeked the pistol, took deliberate
sin ID fired. On hearing the
SIR Molly Cross rushed into
tne room when Duncan exclaimed,
''She has Killed mel There was
another woman In the room during
ths shoOd0g, named Matte, Who SAYS
chat sic was so drunk that she knows
nothing ~ ihe matter. Soe has since
left, aud gOls 20 one knows where.
After the shooting. Duncan walked to
the residence OF DIR. Allen, whence he
Was taken in q carriage 10 the home
Of his brother, : w. :. Duncan, on
Main street. DR.. Alien attempted to
discover the course ST the ball by
probing, bat he could not ascertain
positively the direction il had taken.
Deputy Sheriff Spencer and Officer
Arnold, on Sunday evening, arrested
the woman and put her 10 Jail, where
she remains TO await the result Of the
wound. Duncan says that the shot
was accidental, but the inmates of the
house state that after the shooting, that
the woman said repeatedly, THAT she
meant to kill him, and had aimed At
his head, but missed her mark" The
wound is serious ore, and 1t is douot.
full what the result will be, though, az
a late hour last night. he was resting
well and hopes are entertained of his
recovery. Duncan says that be has
had q singular dream during tue past
week, six nights In successiop, that he
WAS fatally shot. The dream was the
same each time, and impressed itself
30 deeply upon his mind, that he
thought of IL the moment he was shot.
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I.rI- IAr.-It..r

ne many ifi.dis ~ Colonel James
81 simpson we're pleased t. cpugratu-
DE u'm upon t1e announcement, ~
FfFrsrh, 20 his aupjintnsut a. n
Nmur-iaper 20 the Psris exposition
IN ih- president. We called upon
.Ui -,1s "g, aui lelrp-d th,t hi- law
snggsmrni- viii force hin ~ d-cliue
ls appointments. Colpusi simpson
say d. AsElrl saith, ths gpbJltmsu
n,lsd ,l tne dispatch ~ biz rpilsR Sue,
ban eminent Oh eit'zea residing la
'bs sn4'u tl portion Ut the stale.
When lsv4. achieved her iIdspend
'ncp, Dr. uita was minister plenipo.
hnusIg tD the court ~ ~. James
lsE'- Nili hs proudly represented by
lis worthy gentlemen should he ac-
PEW 'aa sgpuintinsnt.
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Hrs. G rookie 81 Assfs Adsec 40 the IL eilaa
Meekery Of wesann -SasiRa3e,

New Orleans Times: OF cparse il
was not expected that the women
suffrage agitators at Washington could
get through her mission there without
row-and IL has come. Two hours
time was given the agitators to argue
their case before the house judiciary
committee. Mrs Hooker occupied so
much OF this Time, rs TO give Mrs.
CFocker 70 opportunity To crate, aud
Mrs. Cr1cksr got ma5.s she go SO mad
that she went of and exercising the
right OF every American, voter or no
voter, printed In card In newspaper,
which she ends by bidding adiau q,
the hollow moekeries Of woman suf
fraaa. She says: g Ba, ! thank her
for l., rs she has opened my eyes and
taught me the real mission and dnfy
OF woman, and jast where her right
lay at home, taking care OF her jn-
valid husband, and teaehieG her chi
dren." Whether the agitators can sur.
vive this or not Is ie's TO be determined
by future events.
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The Manitoba corresponds at of the
New York Evening Post writes some
times, however, the trade does not 20
on smoothly. When the stock of penn
micsn and robes is small the Indians
object to seeing their pile go for little
parcel OF tea and sugar. The weighing.
balance aad steelyard are Their especial
object of dislike. Failing u cornpre-
bend the nature OF those ma ohines. or
how . small quantity of one article may
equal large quantity OF anoi her, they
PROFOUND conundrums like this: For
Why you put on one side tea or sugar.
and on the other side littlc tit Of xon5
We don't know what medicine that is
bat, look here, put on one sitls OF that
thing that swings bag OF leuimican.
aud put or the other side bia akets and
tea and sugar. and then, when the two.
sides stop swinging, you take the penn
mican and we Will take the blankets
and tea; that will be fair, for one side
viii be as big As the other
This very luminous idea iicits uni,
versai satisfaction all aronnd. Every
Indian Of them all grunts b ) unquaIi-
Ned approval. until the trad 81 quietly
observes: We'll, let il b as you say.
We wall make the balance wing level
between the pemmicsa and the hIan.
kets, but we will carry out the idea still
urther. You will Put your bssyer and
mArten skins on one side, ] will mt
against them on the other my blankets.
and my gnn and ball and powder; then
when both aiies are level you will txke
the ball and powder aud blankets. and
| will take the narten and the rest 81
the fne furs r This unique roposition
suddenly illamines he nlind 81 The n,
genious Indian on The question: 81
weighing balances and steei yarls. sssd
afteF some dssihsfation Il i Grmiy ~
solrel 70 abide b. the old : Ian d lei.
dag tha Mhifs Arsiss deosas he weight
hadsseM inshh esn May; fos his cis&r
thaI 49, e1d = ! r<sy I &o5 mstfjs
etne Whie& - htA96 nAoa 4 = uadefs
g ~ - - -.
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Irofeseor VI. Fantrsi: Inthe months
oil Juue, JliS aad August, when Ia
activity q vegetation Is gfesr, Irpes.
IN drawing ps asi-bfn At lrCm The air
produce Il m"ttrlebl whieh + s.to. J.
in the atmosphere by u slight d-pr.s.
zion of Temperature. Above cuuifer
Gus trees, hn~eVsr, al, deviation o.,
temperature Is constantly iIeiestrr
during tn day, aAd tbt- l. ,us 10 ia.
retention % 3 ,iaf heat ~ the SaIl 81,
found envsiopinx the tolss Of ti..s.
trees. lie ascrites the eIOgth Of III,
coDifers on the poor soil alaiuiy 60 the
presence of this WARM moist meilnyr,
In the midst OF n wood thets Is always
an ascending current OF air, sud o,i
the bard, ~ there Is lateral tlirf, At
from the weed toward the opsr
country. fe the aseeiidiae current IN.
sb7ence, camparstiVeiy sp-AaiBg, OF
hsilstoDes la Forests Il du.
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tFuFnf

r..r..I.u.r of Ma T.. B Scott.
........... uiI.- uurtt ~ the city,
.... Ir...au sltJ, Sas burut The
.... completely destroyed aud
....- .art af The furniture. The
.........t toY Thousand dollars, iu-
.r-.a .- ..r Thousand. Toe ire oe-
r-.. .. TUESDAY W. tender our
......... 81. SIR scott IA his ioss.
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On the shoot.

Yei.r.ay evening msn named
.Eut living near White Rock, came
r,5 Ua 10y, aud informed sheriff
Noon llat msn named John VIII
.p. wtr whom he had had some
sarfs concerning lot 81 wood, had
saIt shots a. him, ali % which
seN.e m.--si him Deputy Sheriff
uH,r was dispatched iu search OF
.A.mt. lu. un arriving ~ the place
8IU,I Eaur hr had lt out for parts
Unknown
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.E.a auHu. } a'cHsk. Mr.
.. - ..Ht. estcowAu at
.H Wood street
~. H.. g.sfles Cited
.u t,l f- 4'l1.I b..
Gal. track C.aV.yg se-i,s
..... -tt--I Go no aSsy.
s..... rilrs1 l ha'tAll 'silius
.ras3r 7ef rf-y shot. a.
... ~ wuleh, f'pg ttf-et %
... asar .iIe -i1os, sus.c4is -
.... suan be ass arrested 100
pa#u tH J.. ls.'Hfd-g rsrI rE Ias
soCudai msn growing worse be Wa
removed I1 che city haspits.
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'oa iseniy second Day Of last
Deer near Scyeae In thi. esunty,
f- banned William waleotf
ga atty with man called
'eh-i VINO drew . kuif., cutting
Nis or Eve times, the mosi
''''1l . abish was In the ief, eide OF
men -veriDg portion of has
'.ls-. A! Inc wounds healed save
W shish has ever sincs been .
"ls, shile q PARTON Of the
= 80 Naaid pass through the
Yesterday morning WAL
Ia the city, vt the Gran.
l'alttsd 10 an opera.
Il. " Dis. Leake and
II by DR.. Bohan nan,
ssysne. i'he severed intestine
!, 'eAsn out, sewed up. and placed
% "a proper pnsltion, ana ths
No. pfoperly stitched. Dartae =.
t'H'ion the patient vas upder the "a.
49, nc ofsther, snd appeared to saiSss
r~ OF no pain. fAts ysst,rdAy
su'ag he wss doing veil, ssssips
sud appassntly q 80.
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un-tns-- changes.

". . f.audsl * Bro. are moving
..l.r....a o. Sort Worth.
v..#. Nsr-alis 4 Howard have
,.r..f Ozark. BryAn n Bro. store,
ss,f T4.a. depot, and viii soon move
auH
d. U EDWARDS has removed his
ser, rs pianos and organs to No. 7u5
Main sheet. second door east OF singer
.r.. ...lIue company.
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,....Uts drunken man named
... .u uvut ~ the Lamar house,
~. ...usatsrt. sud insisted on
.. t4. On!,er Alktre took
-. .. -sr. Jut upon bis promising
... -..,dy b. 'or home, re-
~ n.r. shen be stsggard of at a
.,a, la..
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L"rasa nsrrtss- siRti.,ie~

Last year 3i,o72 couples were unitea
In b lily weiloek in London, no fewei
thao % ,65i OF these being sulemnize,,
Ia the established church. Ia Il. III
eases, marriage was by tanua. Ia.
least expensive mode OF the 81 800
celebrations. 2, 1853 We're n,srr ages OF
spinstsrs ana bachelors; 3Ji1 vi low
ers again tealted fortune with spin
sters, while l759 besook themselves to
widows for consolation Wiiosers
we're car tnred III great er numbers Than
widows, f5e of these manly nature,
having again submitted to blissfui
bondage, while only 1898 femsle relic,
had the nerve or good fortune to fol
low their example
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Centaur
Linim entS.

oas Kind FOL "a, Eau,a Family.
The cther fcr Hcrsss ana Animals
Arhese Lnlments are Simply n. vanas. a,
The world Their enscts a.. nitis I.. tasr
marvellous
Toe " hate Lfnisaeus = far TIE hua.,,
family. IL viii dive RLeumsfi-m. srsafI,s
siia Is TOE. Tue sysieuii cure Len
mos CztaneoG- Ercyslur-. Is -rtract- g.,
from fru<so hands and feet sEd the paf,--r,
OF h.ts-- an sInss at veDesuoSs fept b.. q
-tnsios-s sseiless, snl .iievlats< pzIn az
svsfy ktni. Hpefs sprzins OF i.rliis-'- r--sn-
q x the mot p-oieai resassiy eysE ,iisc,sveE
lslsni = usei With ;ssa; sr-s-es To- -.
Eisrslh;. Tss<Aanks, (sstesf H,eass- f.r.~L.,
.ad sss< Back ftss f's-is siag - sos a 90.
Ole of Tie numerous tratIsnoglntz
i<DiASA hosE. leu. Co, Ind Nay = ls-l
y tllib I IL ray duty to lnloTf4 ySa FL.f
4saNe snfcr-sf much vita sfaszsss - -
h.s aio-as tie .eors Zoe me naT- ~, 80
fIss iTsEfn iisesS ~ olllnss "a s.oAf saar. 80.
a.. y,sI1.estg t.sh- The i4niEnsat ought e
"bEsJAAIS BROWN
ras prof - N she tsisi. "a "a rsliaals. 4,
y handy. n = cheap. sua estrk f.rsifr
eSnaid tsxo The Shiie.l. ct.1r Llniin -
s.sptsd a. the toa<b muscles. end. -
re>il % hort<1 Riic amin sls- u 49, - 49,,
- A44t1| 1t4Af%fllA Guns IN fIarI1H %
spawn. -tr.4a- wfnf-Safs $500
-NasnTs and general i-.nl~rts--. &c. i =
cibcr re-1a-tie- In rziHtsno.- f-E.l 49, -
giezf k-x!.se-zscen cap % IA
Saw roEK. ssuasTy. ls-s
~ENrry osnsf u horse Stud ~. a.
sentAuf i1HiHe1t = Lial. Ne esis-si1rf Al
the best sftie1r ever s,-d In oar stn6is-
III. AAEsd,
bupt Adams Ex- stat,isu Ny
~ fDAfz,
s'ssl =, a. -,-s.ss, ny.
''sGpt- MAI. III si.ess<. NY
The oe<; patnsn. OF TIT. IfaInaznt.r. 81.
nerx and Veterinary Surgeons. t. 10 are con
annually lu<ing some llnsrnenf- ~ -.
alls. wounds nna Foli--vil. rsnsoxs-su~ll-
srEz, and v worth rnli1ls1s q duflsrs an
nnslly "a farners. Livery men. Stnck xro~-
ers. sh~sp-rAl-~rA- and tko-e havinx bore.
What . Fsrrisr csnnot 90 fcr q tL< On
tar nainsat vil. do ~ . ,ltalrs cost
TAess L<ni A<nfx are cold by an cr~,~r.
thUusfscut tne oonnsry. They sr< uarrrns-S
~ the esoyricsof.. and . eseale WI - Give
labssuAay u .. osss Z e..
- - -. $50 uoog
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-16
easrrae,tr' "saeer-". nrs-.'as sa.a-

Sasert' meat ssafsersRs PRESSING sasss-
faterpai reveJsgla Oh e. We;.t 70 b.
resifte4ee Aifs. fygjs " Tug - fbs,
~ II county Nsgtsg., fnf ttte purg e.
oil arrestirg Ee;, IN sac charge o. iilii,.i
dis;iiiing snd Violating Ino silisLs
laws They found her ia bed. Sic
refused 10 get zap, aod told them that
u they vauied her they would ave 20
take Der by forsr. La Ibis diie,i,na
Two etiieerr set t.tosbr;ly to work.
While ops paliri on Ltr stockings,
and gsr,ers, aud shoe. the oilIsi hzuird
hes 10 e'iiiaz p'slttDr. anu buby-
iinslg On is'aeorcd "a i.- mass a.
skiris, ~e;sts, sEssstF, aisJ Ciltr arti-
eies nf si'irr 20 their rtag:f places. =
soon a. ;i'e III .ers nhI pas u a. iJai,.
feioties "a t'ey supposed w.ni an
should wear, They sl"c! her up, sso =
5G. her * r., Jed -tlsw. ,b.ut h-I
heau, aud carried h.r i,4t seeu item ,u
the county jail.