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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
A w~iI-so-ao Dallas Farmer Rscog-
nixss n Brother. Long go Gwen Up
a. Decd. fh "a worn-eut Tramp-an
AnsetIu. seear.

I AneetIu. sceae.
I As long ss the present great tide
OF ia migration flows into Texas, SO
| long will she be the scene OF strsnge
I and even romantic incidents 10 al
/ Elm stree, grocery yesterday morning
there wss enacted a joyful seene--tha,
Of two brothers, who, after nearly
/ twenty years' separations, recognized
/ one another. one wac n weil.to do
| farmer Lsmed Thomas Dodge, who
lives in this county, while the other
WAS worn out tramp. Yet the
brotherly eye Of the former recognized
la the ragged form that stood before
him his younger brother, William,
who he has. long since supposed dead
aud buried. The farmer was In the
store Trading, when the tramp brother
entered t. buy five cent? worth
OF crackers. The farmer, Ia looking
for memorandum which he had OF
the gO0ds ho wanted, pulled out let
ter addressed to himself which he had
ju- gotten out OF the postofiiee. The
eye u his brother caught the name
when he casually remarked that he
bad a brother somewhere in the world
uy that same name. The farmer asked
him where he Was fiorn, aha Ws- star
lied BY the answer thai = 2 was orig ual-
- from MileTsbGrg, Holmes county,
Ohio. ConceE.iGg Ills ssisutinn ~ best
he could. he asked hin WhJ he ever left
bis home, When The ramp Piled,
that while youUg Haa he had
knocked out The eye Of a fine horse for
Eis father, who had whipped him Tor
10, when he ran away from home, aud
had never returned. There Ras no
doubt now ia the brothers mind rs 10
bis identity, aud bursting into tears,
the strong man wept Tor joy, as he
held out his hand, say ing, 'Dou's you
kuOS me2 | sm our brother Tom
Tue care-worB trsmpiug brother, at
FIRST was too much astonished for eX.
pres-ijD, ss he took the pFOifered haua
"a III ~ hAhTAs g AAat hittLblS VI
tire past swept through his mind, anu
ne Wept iike cbilI as he gfSsped his
Urother's brawHy hand. Every thinR
else wss for the. time being forgotten,
being swallowed Up IN tue joy OF the
meeting and inquiries about the old
folks 81 home The tramp brother bau
WANDERED far AMI w!Ge over the cOun.
try, making a iittle money here aud
spending 1t there, unit, the hard times
OF the present year Ia the north hsd
driven him south along wi n "a mum Der
OF uuicriunates. He stopped At the
old hom, stesd 10 Ohio a. he JDurneyed
hither, aud learned that the family
had removed to Kansas, tut could
not learn 10 what county. He had
been In the city two days " hCu he met
his brother. II was arranged al once
that he was 10 90 aud live with
him, ana when the reporter after
wards met the two on the street, the
dirty, ragged clothes had been super
seeded by neat suit, while all traces
Of the w0ru-out tramp were gone.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Yesterday evening, man named
Tomiioson, stopping at the Pscific
house, met with tao men who were
total strangers 10 him. when the three
started cut together, 10 take in the
city. They went from place 10 place
drinking at he different saloons, " hen
about ten O'Clock, TomIinsor getting
rather drunk, the two men proposed.
10 see him TO his hotel, which they did,
but Instead Of going inside, they took
him into the alley,way, where they
robbed him Of eight dollars in money,
yalise be had carried around with
him aud Ills shoes, which they took
OIL his feet. Tomiipsoh was 30 drunk,
that he was unconscious of what was
going on. Marshal Morton found him
wandering down Elm street, and took
him to his hotel Diligent search was
made for the parties, but without sue
cess.
Later-Csptsiu Morton Put the 20.
lice on the track Of the men, and las,
night, about hali-past two O'Clock
Officers Diekty and Coruweli sue
ceeded in arresting one of the partie.
at the Lady Giy saloon, finding the
pocketbook on his person. He wa.
calAboused.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
Fnnerai .f Mrs. Connar.

The funeral Of Mrs. Fannie Connor,
wife OF our esteemed citizen, Captain
w. C. Conner, took place at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, from t!ie family
residence, on Ervay street. The rites
were conducted ty the Reverends
Bourland mi Rodgers. One OF the
largest PROFESSIONS followed the re.
mains 10 the 5iasGnic cemetery, ever
witnessed ia Dallas. Colonel Kerr,
Major rhempkins, AR. Walker, Gen
eral CabelI and Mr.. Davis, were the
pall-bearers. The deceased, by her no.
Dl ness of hear, and christian life. had
endeared herself to many. THE HER.
AID extends its sympathy to the be.
reaved husband, family and relation.
Of the deceased.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

A few days since the majority of the
boot blacks In the city met In solemn
conclave and resolved that inasmuch
Us ali American citizens were free and
equal, that they would no longer shine
for less than ten cents. Yesterday
morning one IF The Arabs who b, all re
fused 10 participate in the strike. be
gan to "shine EN- upn for y nlckle,
when he was pounced upon by four of
the strikers named William Williams,
Alexander Watson, William Hum.
phry aud Mack Master, who proceed
ed to handle him in "a Nest rough
and unceremoaious manner, breaking
his box and bursting him mp In bust
ness. At this juncture Marshal Morton
put Ia All appesrance and eaiaeoosed
the rioters. Yesterday evening they
were released on something sim-
liar To straw bond, the marshal
wsrning them Ia siesi from further
turbulent proceedings which they
pr3fnisx.j to do
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
TWO srURDERI.Rs.
AFTER rsur Years they arc arsaght 10
Justice.

Yesterday, there passed through thii
city, Sheriff Cosiston, of Mason county
Kentucky, having ia charge, Taylor
and Ed Martin, brothers, CT arged viii
The murder Of young man named
Gaitskill, In 1874. Taylor, the eld.si
Of the two, who looks about thirty
was csptuFed in Shsekeiford county
near Phantom Hill, and his brother
I'D, who looks somewhat younger, in
Tom Green county. They are large,
well-msde, fiDe-iookiDg men, aud thei,
four years exposure to the har6ships
Of a frontier lie, had not robbed them
of that elegant ease of manners tina,
hetokens the man OF cuitivstio
The Cause OF the killing, as told by
the sheriff, Is that young Gsitskill, tor
whom they hsd great antipathy, had
eI gagged himself to their sister against
their will. After discovering that
they were engaged they forbade him
the house, and shortly afterwards they
attem p ;e>. 10 cross the Ohio river To
Aberdeen 10 marry. The girl being
under age, and without parents, was
under the laws OF Kentucky unmar-
riageable; tut they were ovsrtaken by
officer. who brought them back
after this the two brothers swore ven
eance against Gaitskill. swearing
ney would take his life on sight. Al
ne earnest solicitation of his friends,
raitskili leit, going to Washington
county, in the same state, where he
lved FOR nearly year. la the means
me the girl, who was only sixteen
years OF age, Was sent t0boaTdi ng school
e HoekIr institute, in that state. She
Informed her lover of her whereabouts,
aud he came to see her, managing TO
have stolen interviews with her, when
they again determined to dare the
wrath of the brothers and run off,
which they did, getting married.
When they had done this, they fiat
tered themselves that the brothers
would make the best of matters and
forgive them, and accordingly they
vent back 10 their old Heig u torhoou
in Mason county, stopping with an
aunt OF the glrl. That night, shiIe
the family were sitting at the sGppsr
table, without the least warning the
two brothers entered, and shot Cats
aill, killing him Instantly, while sit
ting in his chair. The killing was
doue with 4 shotgun, loaded with buck
shot, and deceased's head vas blow II
nearly off. The two murderers were
arrested, tried and sentenced to be
hung, but they managed to get cut of
their cells, and tunneied their way out
through the walls of the jail, when
they made good their escape.
The whereabouts O. the men were dis
covered ny letter written b. Ed to a
friend, the handwriting on the envelope
of " hIch the postnaster recognized. For
a time, the horrible affair 50 shocked
the young wife, that she wss sent to
the insane asylum yet, she has re-
covered, though her lifeis hopes are
forever blasted All the parties are o:
families of UNDERSTANDING. Sherih
C0altson expressed himselfihat /, though
the crime WAS old, it was fresh in the
memories OF the people, and ht fears
mob violence OH reaching home, yet
he proposes TO Use the utmost preeau-
tiGu, aud he prepared for the wofs
emergency.
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C.mp II the Tr.rup.

Tae tramp IL indeed a study. He
Ia curiosity. He never has any idea
where he is going, for he has no OBJ
ject In life and dou't want any. On
. force march he 10 superior to any
soldier, and - . forager he IL an
surpassed by any soldier Of any CLINE
or country. Dallas has some very fne
specimens Of this peregrinating AMI
NAL and he appears, for one OF such =
nomadic turn, to be we'll pleased with
matters round about here. Their
camping grounds were nrst In the
bottoms Of the Trinity river, then In
the sand pits OF the Texas and Pacific
near the round house, but his last
move b . caution. Aftsr skulkina
around, begging food, dodging the
police. when night comes he hies him
self away TO the old cemeta5y, and II
defiance Of hobeohlins. p65ics snt
mankind generally. throws himsel
lhto tbs arms o. 800, 49, nj 49,
= sound = tho1sh NJ fofm sepeuI
pon { d6Nuny ~
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
a NtfsHugtge.

Last might, as the ll.21 west-hound
train pulled ~ st the T.Nse and Pacific
depot twO hotel drummers, one for the
Lansr and the other for the American
house, began IN thunder sorth la a
most bOisierous manner the merits Of
their respective houses, fhe eyes OF
the two fell upon II weli-iressed gen-
tlemau, when each began tn besisge
him. The besiesed party attempted
10 escape from his tornentors, and
after many jerks and pulls succeeded Ia
enscoueiug himself in bus. But the
drummeTs were determined that he
shOuit rot escape, aud in their eager,
ness laid hands upon bin and pulled
him out. Marshai Morton, who was
at the train, being attracted by the
disturbance, arrested the two drums
msrs who gave bonds FOR their appear.
auce at court This drumming bGsi.
ness Il becoming 10 b. IA nuisaHee 10
the travelling public, and the sooner
stopped the better.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
wieksa Rsclsu,,l,.

Thursday night Mr.. Cleveland, at
the union depot, charged a man named
Frank Back With with having stolen Il
lot of cigars aud tobacco from him,
which he stoutiy denied. A search
WAS made in his valise, where the
missing articles we're found Beck
with WAS discharged aud allowed to
go free, aad he left that night On the
train for Marshall, leaving behind 8
diacoRsolate tailor aud numerous other
creditors
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
Tho r..n.,,,.n,. Ceron,.

The central Pennsylvania colony
have located in Throckmor,on county
The town site IL Williamsburg, situ>
sted near the center of the county, on
Elm creek. The water in this portion
OF the state ia sufficient for all pur-
poses. The Elm ia the dfiest season
has An average depth Of over ten feet,
and an abundance Of all kind of fish
are found la It's waters. The soil is
unequaled Ia the state; il l. sandy
sllnyisl Tae only deficiency IL tim
Der, which fir iGsi IL semediesi
by the coal fields which are very ex.
tensiye In the southeastern portions
OF the county.
The colony has 81. 400 acres Of the
choicest OF these lands. There Ia now
I've families, and large mum Der Of
people will start from Harrisburs
about the 10th Of April prox. Among
the leading men In the colony are
Judge II. A. Wade, ~. Foraey, Hon.
A. Rohssr, OF Juniata county, Hon
A. Stewart, OF Adams county, and
many others.
Steps have been taken TO organize
rhrockmorton county In May. They
have already ordered thirty box
houses from the Phoenix planning
mill. OF this city. They evident
iy mean business, and we can u
sure them OF warm welcome Ia
Texas. We have room for many NOR,
such colonies and these are the sort o
people we need Neutrality-suspicious.
and who are able TO carve out OF suci
advantages ~ We posssss. pnAssists,
and alone, home and > failure com
pstsnes.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23
.sar,+.e~ q, arlasaa.

Last night. ABOUT ten O'Clock, two
Irishmen standing on the corner Of La
mar street and Pacific aveu ne, got
into an argument concerning the age
of the deceased pope. The discussion
grew warmer ss the sons of Erin ges-
tieulsted wildly, urging their respec-
tive views concerning she matter. II
was evident to the reporter that war
would be the result, and he was not
mistaken, for upon one calling the
other lying spalpeen, It burst forth
in all its fury, and Patrick O'Leary
and Michael o'FiArity, arose % one
man, and went for each other In
most beautiful style. The spectators
said 1t was most lovely little-to-do,
and were enjoying themselves huge
| ~, when Lucas. Muiligaa wnltxed In
upon the scene. aud with . few Old
fashioned Irish hlows, put atop 4
the proceedings, saying tl,At tbs
blessed pope would be ashsmed o
such conduct. The two eoinbakant'
faces looked - though freie ht trair
he'd passsd over them. The ass .
ths pops = stIIl ! na1tes Of q ifisfsne'
tbstwssn them.
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s, Hta zee Mr.. w. y. Cum
u.1 a.s .ie l.siiwIck discovered
.a'. s'ne r. I'D been disturbing .
..i-. voo1 .,.. ofthem hsd ON White
".-A lresk sou. Ave miles out from
.'e city. some u'teen cords were gone
tom it iH'tp chs pile, while MIR.
'Aainior- 'aUHat tell how much be
Lff Pol. lrsr the matter up, they
ga ve--. ai % man named II. Whit.
Fey h .sas1 tns wood, which he had
afoagh' 60 thv y aud sold. Sunday
3D. "tCum n t1gs vent "a Mesquite,
aug for h,ul, while Mr.. Leftwiek
watched the depot for him, but Their
search was frultless. A man named
Moss stated that Whitney had gone up
heDaliAs and Wichita raiIroa d. and
u has since been learned that Moss
len yesterday on that road, taking
Whitney's trunk with him. Yes,er.
Gay a warrant was sworn out 10,
Whiinsy's arrest, aud placed In the
lands Of an officer,
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Thursday evening" a Mr.. Bowers,
who lives some eight miles from Ar
iington, In TarrAnt county, arrived in
this city in search of horse that had
been stolen from him the previous
night. He described the horse TO
Marshal Morton, who kept lookout
for ii, and yesterday morning sue
ceeded in recovering the animal in the
Msrset wagon-yard on Elm street
Finding the man riding IL, who gave
his name as Walter Hergsove, he CT.
rested him. He claims that he traded
for the animal with a man who was q
perfect stranger TO him, but, as he
eonld not show u bill of sale, the story
would not wash with the marshal, and
Hargroye was committed to jail.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

Yesterday morniug Mrs. B-ckers,
Who lives few doors east Of the Gran.
ger house, informed the marsha, that
sunday morning her husband, NJ,
Bccher-, who had been drinking hard
inr several days, had left hon e. saying
That be was going to poison himself.
Yesterday morning Btekers had no,
700 in an appearance, and HE wife.
becoming more aud more alarmed at
hs ht-cuce, again sought the officer,
urg'ng hun TO assist her Ia finding
ban. Diiigent search was made, but
without success. The day was on the
Nane, and the sun was fast sinking t.
SCI the man was nowhere To bs
hsikuses fell upon the earth
.Ut al given him up a.
ae Keeling Ia home
r' ord. being well filled
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Struck by a Locomotive.

Last night AS the l2:25 west
bound passenger train on the Texas
and Pacific road was nearing the
Union depot the engine struek a man
who wss walking near the track,
MASKING his face up in q most
frightfui manner. The engineer
stated that the man appeared to
have walked out OF the sand pit
beside the road right In front Of the
engine. He was taken TO the round
house, where he remained until after
two O'Clock, when he was carried In a
hack to the city hospital II was as
eertained that the mans name was
Frank Kelly, and pspers in his posses
sfon indicate that he was from Mis-
scusi. No doctor WAS Ia attenlance at
the hospital. IL isdeabtfui v ether OF
not he vii, liVe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

A number of revivsiists from Hi
nois, consisting of three women and
three men, are holding meetings at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
on Jefttrson street. They are unsec
tartan in their preaching, and propose
In few days 10 erect large tent. Ten
additions go far. Preaching 10, day, at
ten o'clock, by Rev. Mr. Colt, Billie
reading at three o'clock =. M, and
preaching again at night, at hsif-psst
seven o'clock.
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pied.

Monday morping, February Is, Mrs.
sarah Ann Nichols aged seventy. four
yUnf-.
Funeral services Tuesday NOR ing,
q! ten O'Clock, from the residence 0f
her-'o, Charles G. Nichols, south end
90 Lausg street
About three weeks ago Mira Nichols
Toll down a long Hight Of stairs, and
sustained severe injaries, principally
'' the SPINE, resulting fatally after
fF'N Sniiefing She was sustained,
both in hrr suffering aud death, by a
hgm trust IN Him whose promises she
had believed for over half a century.
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Yesterday morning Nr. William Dee
m.i Deputy Sheriff Spencer thaU
...a. laIri Iel stolen hls saddle of hi.
....., vlirn Was standing on Msiu
A., u.aE ih- pp-ru1icr. Ia few
sausa trr ilirrr ruc rtGod in cap
..uE yhe .LIeL iu tLe person OF d
t.-.. u amrt Jpsuua Saunders, who
..# l.,.aj rur saddle lea a 30. s he wa.
,rE.aa Joe rus language o. his rset
..I. l.l, "aa- clean cneh up wid, p
... .. 1870. gwen quarters in the cuuE.
Q. aL
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Hin- Hatch

Iuas whi-prs,i la the reportofial
.. yesterday tlar ube Sfonrwall Grey.
u.uI challenging the Lamar Rifles
.r n-.unuuE mateH. Both Of these
,...I,sut cumFaUir1 have som, very
UHa fh1,. 10 them, aud the match
vIl bel tail OF interest. IL would be-
W..I Iur the two companies o. c1myete
200 DIE way more frequently than they
UN. Nu-tof toe larger towns in the
H..s have thair role matches, aud
uN.H- should tot be wanting IN this
II.ItHf
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-u.a. u.Iliug about tu.r o'clock
. ... sa- re- partial ecltIs the moon
...... .s sus -uHI1t oi ths esTth be-
....-u ..t. ID. Nerr ilur O'clock
.... ..U shadow struck u, that por
r .s.T NUi.u 90 wa- east, was a.
..uI l,T % rapidly increased
..... ... .-If.i that orb Was entirely
...s 80. wuru 90 rcsembled a large
I.. u.. TOO shadow went a. rapidly
H. D.. .aue. sud soon the moon wss
-...IluE urr -l.vrTy rays upon the
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fha presence ct this loa,hsome dis.
.H-# BOO uuo ui our u,ighbpriug towns.
sy-.,sta the Yroprieiy Of our city
su.hnIit.r. Hting the usual prtcau.
t.g against iJ- Introduction here. In
t..f connection. would Be- not he a
good thing i,r the people generally 10
revert t1 vaccination. The disease ~
uu.a Waco and Eremoud seems IT, be
of very mild type, aud mo- especial
fHs.rr b. apgrrlsu ipi. However,
tu. highest typa- NJ civilization ARE
bE,r. Cos even 90 % - milf.
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las. might just east % FI,!d tree. "a
nuunfr off p-r'uB- acre attracted by
t.. barking ofS lut % dos-, Who acre
uI"r -pmethius under the plank walk.
Joe iug- seemed !l.a 90 approach the
OBJ 60. uu, finally oue more yestur.
e.un than che others got a little ,co
uu.r, when %. received slap that
caused r'm 70 run cut yeipine. Pes
entity msu pushed biz say through
tHa crowd. amt going under the w4Is
bd yI' hu yet lear. He han broken
....s FROM Hi- fsz.ening-, aud was
Co., rg iu tHs tItv.
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Yesterday m.fgiug, Mr J.. T. Gued.
rs nrrivetin the city from Now Or.
leans. Mr. Gpaify, q few days since,
received a lrttps frou = friend in this
place, ,ut1Fmiug him that gu indiot
m 90 bad been found ggainst htn.
IH.uekt Saturday. NOR Uiug. be took
t.. tain Coz this place, arriving here
rafs yesterday morning. lie went
direct 90 t.u shsritI's cfiice, where he
gave himself up to Sheriff Moon, who
TOLD bin To ~ ahead sEh make boud
which he did, giving Captain a r
hai.e and j. T. Henderson, NJ hi,
tohl-W"U, No requ.sttion had ever
t,.H I--g.d for him
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Centaur
Lininn entS,

Gas Kind 70, the Eaman Family.
The Other for Hofses and Animal,
-rhese iinInents are 81 Inply the wonder of
the Sofid- Their effects are Iitti. less thsr
marvellous
ss- W htts IisisenI is Dor the human
tantliS- u siil dave tilletiI1Efisfa. -gl.itcs
anu its utaiszia from The stem. et.r- f.us,-
bsxo, thllDisiEs Lex Jaw. Palsy. ~. a. AMI
mos; C.iauruu, ETayti.u-- 10 i.ntrart- frrr.t
rom frozen hands and itet, aua Itie g-sisou
OF pitf- sui sting % N.uDtnus-s rl.pf ist- Al
sub'iu-@ sselitugs, ana Ei!sviais.- pata a.
sNlry Kind. - ben sTirGiu1 o. nr1ffz.-. ....-ur
~ y ihe mot Potent retns-1g ever discovered
Ia hlai the injured pats Iis g-Hfzuf Ifr,
irieut Is used VIA g.rHt ,ff.sl,y GoF sso-.
IiirNgt. Ipgfhaca. atfII I.r..ssf. lgarsr.a
SUI weak hAeas Ibs t'.i- -ins I. has : sais.
pie uf the numerous t-.i taioulnla
isDIAsA Hio9s, JET. Co.. Ind., &sy >. Iszs
81 tbiuz II my dnty To- iEfrFm ydn tisf
have r,Fertf mnch attn .i1ig.is 49, a.
ch"nrfs. lev bottles Of Ccntuur Iiuf-r,rnf
has done ~ aro8A for ne. have moi r.1.r
frts irOuI tEe-e ssriiiuE a. s=cfs tss-s. N.v
4 an ps'Jseiig tnett. Th' iiaiinent ought 4
-BENsAMIN BROWN.
The proof IL Ia the THAI. Il T. Reliable
= handy, it j. cheap, ana oar tsnily
ca onId ahNu he " hiiosn etsur I!nim n
The fe.iSw Ceusaor Lsniss.ns 4
a1api-u o. t4Iz tough EuuscinE cenfs and
aesh o; horses as!f animals. u las pcTfos Ia
ell inors Nor'isiful ours Ia three ears a.
SPAWN, strain, Hluc-gz.is. .sersicn-S
SWeeny, end geLrFa! I.ssIueEl-.s then ~
DtiSsr II In.,iie- IN en- i-l0ucc. ii.-.d var; IA.
great t-zpres-,E-n say of AZ
"sEw YogE, January. ls7l
"5very oW;ler % lsor-es should give N.
ceutanr Lini'''eGt a LlRl. We c.saxldr. !
The 10 ariel ever SD "a OF Stable.
~. n a fsrit
's'uPt. Ada.as La. sstAbies. ny
Il. PULtz,
"Sgpi. J.S- ~ .bi.. ny
tstEERrS. OLiS,
"-upi. Nat. TX. SHADES, y y. 20
The best patrons uf itsls l.islffaeut ar. Pr
ner- and NeteEinaTy Surgeons, who are Ger
annually using some Ltniment. lt hrs
ais. HoundN ana EDi.-cvii. rtflUNs- -Srl
Tugs, and Il Norta uiiiiiass % dOiisns ~
lss,iiS To FarmsIs, Livery -iil,-b. -g.-es. srJNs
cr-. ,heeI-r=iser-, ana tAJAe azv:u.f hor.e
VI catf.-.
What "A FarrieT cannot do fcr Sc ~, C.n
taur biulmelt will do ~ n tTiliuf c..si.
THESE LAM 1i-nfs a-e sgit bE all dealer
throughout the country. Ites ave ~. TrHug..
by the proprietnts, l...i q lJf''s VIII j, give
80 sry farTter OF Ihgsi'isn ~ .s,Ir-
lest them
Laboratory CT J. 9. nCJs y Co..
a. 49, 40. sES s~zE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

This Is to certify TINT ! lad teen
afflicted with EPILEPsY eighteen years,
and having rls.c-d myself Huder the
treatment of DR. Gail Murray, of BAL.
las, sla happy 90 say that ! am nos.
well, sud have hot had all epiiep:ic at.
tack fnT nineteen months, aud con-
mend those similarly afflicted 10 the
skill ofthe same gentleman.
MARTHA HOFFMAN
DALAI February 10, Is7h
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-23

...... -...I Blake hiss retired
.... Obj. GODS Arm Of Blake,
.e,, having sold Oh; b,,
| MuUFfheat, son~in-
Htirs. deceased. The
now b. a.. L. Boslr- 4
leaves loo a few days
... ... fur New York, " here
Iirg a brokers' office
... .... rlaIs- l0u-es an en-
..... 4!gatir citizen.