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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-21


"a DEMOCRAT" in another column of
tosday's HERALD, takes issue with us on
the subject Of "the duty of representa-.
tives to constituents" Our correspond.
ent certainly understands us Alright.
We hold that the endorsement of Mr..
Lamar's principles and views by pre-.
vious legislature ranks tho instructions
OF any subsequent legislature, where
they clash We might put it in palmer
light. A democratic legislature elects
u democratic senator and future legis.
lature is, by a small majority, republic
can Does our correspondent hold that
the democratic senator must vote as
the republican majority direct, or re-
sign2 III o man is elected on q specific
issue, upon single question, and then
refuses to vote as to his pledges, he
must resign. This is the case with del
egates to conventions who are instruct
ed. No legislature electing senator
can possibly place every future contin-
gency before their senator in advance,
as they would have to do, to instruct. "
Were our correspondents rule to pre-.
vail, our legislatures would do little else
than elect senators to fill vacancies
caused by designations. If the rule of
our correspondent prevailed wooden
figure and boy to turn crank to
place their vote, would-be all that is res
quired as to senatorial representatives
The merits of no question could be dis.
cussed by the members on the floor of
the senate. The resolutions of their
legislatures at home could only be cons
sidered legal vote. That won't do at
all, at all, Mr.. Democrat. Mr.. Lamar
is the servant of the people,
30 is the sheriff of your
county, and yet the servant must be
obeyed all the same, Mr. Lamar takes
an oath to support the constitution OF
the United States, and must obey it,
even if his home legislature to man
requested him to do otherwise. The
people make the legislature, that is
true, but the members of that body are
just as liable to misrepresent them as
the senators are to misrepresent the Leg
islatures.
A man is made senator because of his
general character and standing, as well
as his ability and disposition to serve
the people, either because he is a demo.
crat or republican, but when once
elected he votes as he pleases, and, as
we said the other day, the only legal re,
course. the people have is the ballot box
at future election. Mr.. Lamar will
eufier the consequences Of his vote, and
IT, will Affect his standing and popular
ny with his people, but he has been
dereiict IN no duty, and guilty of no in,
traction OF law. lie takes this risk. AZ
also do the people when they elect him.
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IN. Lnnnrn,or, OF ,ne ssntem.

Tho gtoIr Oh Nv the lnbornto y OF the sya.
tom, IN which cor'nin mysterious pruoohs0A
nro constantly going ON Thohn result IN
the production OF TINT wonderful ylyliylng
agent the blood, which IN u state Of heath,
ruahoR laden with the clements ~ vltnlsly
10 tho romoloat parts Of the ayHlem, Hat
when the stomach IN pnrily y rnlyacl by
dyspepsia, blood mOnunctn q In carried On
iinporioctly, tho circulation grows thin aud
sluggish, ana the Hyslum hullrlA Ia cohHe-
quOncn. Nor over, indigestion fonrlh upon
The liver and bowels, rendering mo fat
sluggish aud tho latter Constlpntod, The
brain also tullNrs by sympathy, nnd Hlclt
he dnchCs, nleUploasnesh nnd nervous ymp'
toms are ongendcrud lloNottOlh stomach
lilttorH roiOrma this state Of things, givoH
permanent tOno aud regularity 10 tho StOnl'
nch and ilg associate organs, tho bowels and
liver, and lnsurcs complete nOurlshmpnt
ana Increased VigOr OF tho ayatom, II IN the
most popular IN well IN the most efficient
antl'dyspoptlo ana tonic In America.
fpnlUl iln0Wlt
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PROCLAMATION.

In obedience 10 tho following resolution
passed by the tity Council, WIS
whereas II IN believed tnHt the city can
DO benefited ANA boUullilod by concert Of
action IN the matter NJ building sidewalks
nnd planting tees az thr intersection ~
Sidewalks Hnd streets, Nnd that SAID concert
Of action may be- effected by tho Mayor is'
suing hiH proclamation requesting ali prop
euly"nWncB ~ 40 imployu their pro- ofty,
therefore, belt
Resolved, ly the Cly Council that the
NJ yor he ma he is hereby instructed Ia IT,
huu hts proclamation calling on All real es.
tNto owners 10 Improve tholr property IN
suggested IN he foregoing preamble, dee
scnhlng lhr KIND Of sldcwnllS ana the Kind
Olltocs best To hy p ant d,
Therefore, |, W, l., CAbell Mayor Of the
city OF Dallas, DO hereby request al real on.
tnlo OWuoN IN the city Of Dallas 20 Improve
their property by making good gravel side
wNlkAln mont Of their property, nui 10 plant
shade tfucH, tuoh M Naples Elm China,
lioN Elder and ycumprc troos, along the
outer edge of saiu sidewalks ana thereby
benefit thor property, ana also add 10 the
health und comfort M well uS the beauty OF
tho city,
In witness whereof I have hcr0unto set
my hnnd ana utllNod the scnl of tho city Of
Dallas, THIS I'D day OF January, 'S1S
Attest: W, l., Ca BELL,
d, u, HEREFORD, Mayor
Sucle.ay iln2ldlOt
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Visiting Cards,

Visiting cards In France have varied
curiously with the times. Up to the
revolution OF 1T9S they were frequent.
ly illustrated with allegorles aud em-
blems, hearts, shepherds, shepherdess.
es, etc. What the decorations were In
the reign Of terror IL not recorded
possibly guillotine. With the EN-.
plre came q stiff, formal card, with
eagles perched upon 1t. The restora.
ton replaced this naughty bird by
fe,rs de us and other heraldlc devices,
anu the card was more supple-no In.
apt emblem OF the difference between
Napoleon and Charles X. In 1880 the
card assumed a more artistic charac
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China Has No Name for God.

Our missionaries, in translating the
scriptures into Chinese, have expert
enced extreme difficulty In deciding
upon the flttest term by which to rem
der the name Of God. There have been
some sharp controversies over the mats
ter. But II Is now announced that the
committee to which the matter was
referred, reports that In Its judgme emit
the term TEN hu is preferable to any
other; but that, in the present state of
opinion among the missior aries and
translators, unanimity on this point
seems at present to be impossible.
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0ern,nn syTup

M other medicine IN tho W0rld was over
Given e,IoG n tcai of ila curative qualities ~
UOarhoeh uOTman syrup IN three yrhlh
Two million four bundled thousand small
hnlllH Of this medicine WIS Distributed nee
on rhurur, by drupglaiH In THIS country To
tho aiillct II with consumption, h4lllllhi
orOup, severe coughs, pneumonia nnd uihur
digpnaps Of the throat und lungs, giving tho
American people undOnlnhln proof thel
llOrmnn syrup VIII cure them, l'hp result
has been that druggists IN ovury town aud
village IN the United NialoH nro foconmund'
dial ana ask what they know about H. SAM
pln bntiuRicn OGnh, Regular hlHr seventy
live Copls Throo dozen viii rolinyo any
oAso. fOblOdlwdwlt
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faH DAILY hHHALDis pnDlihhed nfhll
morning, except on Monday Nv wv ~
annnm la advance, postage plepnlN :"
Weenls p0r week delivered IN no Guy,
ADyHRTInnIr0 hATnal one hqnAle lleh lll,s
nOnparaill 0na time " NJ eapl vnhs'lnnp, y,
inhaitiOn, 70 penlA, hpnniAl fhlhh luI NpphlS
monthly aud yearly advertisers
TnE WEEKLY nBnALp II published every
Saturday no rni Asat " W por.year' post
ase prepaid,
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A family circle boroft ola vito and mother
soon becomes choeregs- homolcss, The
husband s0bs and moNnB the liYe-long night,
while the daughter weops IN Hence, hhe
suffered for months with Mysteries hend-
ache, uterine Irregularities, leucorrhOw,
pains aud aches, palpitaton, etc, until her
whole franc became affected, and finally
mental ana physical nr0slrNtion supHrvenod
aud death relieved her All her troubles
lfsho had only use English Female Bittors
all the above complaints would have been
cured, aud she restored 10 the open ~ ms and
an cllons OF her family A | who are thus
Conner Walker, Dallas, and gain partlcu-
lars. lublOlilmCh6W2t
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EOR SALE.

Tho nua steam min knpWn as she valley
Nlllf, -nmi pu lNp llflpe ilFDh - mllfs
Wtsl ul Waco in lNn wheat HIphinH
elurtyi Which n Wpl y. nlVlnR np. Ihe.
SQUARE, Two gui pur-h.ll tindfs high, Hnd
Contain puHtUl NJ fuu tud lH1 W wheat
inrkH, mo mHrUlurY ui lurIN inftr lnNiF
u 10 good order lhH desirable plnpfrlY 0an
hp pHIihHrNn uu iHr u.Hsi HlFFutHt .uua
iallns, hlfh a. 20 uliltp ul ipr, fpT iurIhr
~ particulars rliltr address pI prll pn mf 40
NaGli teKAs,
unGlldam Mh, 4, FuNI
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George Cartwright o weillhy genlle'
man, lately consigned 10 lha lnnAllp
asylum in Flaibush, New york. Is an,
der The halluenalion that he has served
iva terms ~ president Of Tho United
glates has been emperor Of Russia ana
bealen Tho 1'urksi that after ho re'
turned from Europe he exlermlgaled
The Indians, including Sitting Bull
that he then went 10 Washington and
married tho daughter 0i q senator
that he will send this wife 10 Europe,
and then return TO his first wife
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AMoNo other great evils no has In
flcted upon the country, Lamar has
dlsobliged tho Fort Worth Democrat by
his vote on tho silver bill, Tho country
has survived tho former but II remains
10 be seen II II can survive tho latter
We doIhi IL
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tor, aud often bore upon II little water
color designs, amid which peoped GU
tho name, ~ England, tho beiler mo
position NJ the people the mare simple
their eards. No G0rOnet ~ crest eYer
appears 0n The card NJ an English no'
lleman, gentleman 0r lady u pres
enOa would az once denote thai me
owner was not 0N ooWIm WIN mo
WAYS OF good society, A gentleman
entitled 10 tho prsliX rlghl honOfAplh
or honorable, neyerpuln 10 on MS rArl'
A glazed card Is repuled ~ significant
of a liGadn
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 9O5 d 0O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

THIS house is new and well ventilated.
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
=. sawyer. who never failed to plense his
guests. Parties seeking house with all tie
comforts of home, cannot do better than
irving In Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mai
street horse cars, one block south from dn
pot. The best 81 % day house in the cleo
unz'utm 3. SAWYER.
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llAN Ariaonian Ia tho l0tcstest victim
Of school Of religious fanatics who
profess TO believe that salvation dos
ponds upon the shedding of human
blood This belief seems TO be on tho
increase, and beyond the reach of cduN
catonal cure, Tho heroic remedy must
be applied. No lanatical murderer can
bo left safely at large any more than u
mad-dop or rabid cat,
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The Most Emipet Gvlng Authors
such M RI, Hon, W. H. Gladstone Prot
Max Muller Prof. Tyndail, Dr. w. II. Oar.
penter Il. A. Proctor, Prof, Huxley, Jas. A.
Froude, Edward A Freeman, Frances Power
Cobbe, y. Mackenzie Wallace, The Duke Of
Argyll, Mrs, Muloch, William Black, lean
lngclOw, Miss Thackeray, Mrs Olphant,
Mrs Alexander, GEO, Macdonald, Matthew
Arnold, lurguoulef, AuerbaGh, Ruskin, Ten.
nyson, Browning, Gnd many others, are rep
rCsenkNl IN mo nnRoa Of
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NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICF,

MAYORS 0FgICR,
CITY OF DALLAS, February s, 1873
At u regular meeting of the City Council
held February 9th, 1873, II resolution was
adopted, instructing the Mayor to appoint
n co nmittee OF three aldermen to be known
as the " Purchasing Con- mittee."
The duty OF this committee is to make all
purchas of every kind and description, that
msy be necessary In the different depart-
ments of the city government. Aldermen
Shone, Hin and Crowdus have been ap-
pointed on said committee. The officers Of
every department of the city government.
as well Ms tho citizens of the city generally,
VIII please consider this notice and act IN
accordance with the same.
W, l.. CABELi,
teb9-dlOt. Mayor, City of Dallas
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WnES tho Waco Examiner went Ia
press at $50 q, m, Tuesday, fire was
raging on tho south side of the aquare'
The First National bank and the store
of 4. N. McMullen were involved The
loss must have been considerable,
Waco has been noted for tho frequency
of her fires, and the great loss attending
Lhem
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TuE receipt OF tho news in London of
the passage of the silver bill in the son-
ate, by u vote which insures its becomN
ing law even over tho veto of the
president has had the very opposite eff
feet predicted by the goldiies-United
States bonds, instead of falling, have
advanced. This is very acceptable
way of closing our credit for century,
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knGW o. irNl 10 ny duty IN ,,tt WIZ lelne
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We will find buyers for Lands, Farms and
Suy Property. We will find renters Tor
Farms, Dwellings and Stores. Furnish nh.
straSts, perfect titles, pay tax $, etc. Negoti.
ate ioahs ON real estate security. Make sur
Buy, sell and locate Lana certifcat 8.
Farms and city property in the North to
exchange for Texas property.
LAYING an extensive acquaintance with
e.apitalists OF the older states, whose atten-
Ton Is turned in this direction, parties de-
SIT 81. ng to sell property will do well 70 pl,ce
IL In our hands. oc3iGn,
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Attention, Property Holders

Notice n hereby given That viii BEGIN On
lhH nrsi day VI January next ~ make ihp
assessment ~ real estate ana personal pTnpr
cay inf mo rlly taxes ~ lhis hpl Hll persons
agent " another, any lHnl thlHlp ~ personal
property $40 htlfby nuilnHn ~ pninH iuI-
Wnnl IA The phrn ~ The lliy Assessor ~ Il
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llrhl day Of February lbih .....
j, ~ OGDEN,
drr.D-lut Iity Assessor Il Collector,
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nOAHD- Finl-Glass boarding NJ tho hryAn
ID Rouse, Lamar street, ipr grullnWnll hnA
Wiifi No sluHlf Wuilnmpn' lthl1lW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OCCUPATION TAX.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons ow-
Ing an occupation tax, eithorslate or county,
to come forward promptly and pay up, nv
the grand Jury viii meet the first Monday
In Mach, 1878. by 40 doing they win save
costs. Respectfully,
W, II. PRATHER,
Tax Collector, Dallas County.
February IL, 1878. ioblid8w-w8t
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l.. 2. FARMER, Genl Pass Agent Peensylva-
MIA RIA lroad, Philadelphia.
W. !. o'BRiBN, Gent Pass. Agent, Pan Ham
die Route, Columbus, Ohio.
ChAs, n. f0LLEIr, Genr Pass, Agent, Van
dalia Line, 81. Louis. febi2-ly
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Misesllsasous Wants

UOAHplNu-Th host private boarding
- in tho Guy, aud rpIms in rent NJ No, llli
Elm street, Mlih, rAIHlCk, lHh!O2l
NITOMAN 20 40 ~ hhormHn, rhspHoia'
w hlH woman, white ~ g0lnfnli ~ iO
| OOull ing ana hOuhHWOTk lpr u small lhlnlly,
inod ltlurenGeH required, Apply ~ lo4s
| lGfYhy hiTUpt lbblNrAl
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