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The funeral of the late Col, George +

The funeral of the late Col. George L.
Burney at Waco, on the 10th instant,
was one Of the most imposing ever seen
in that city. Colonel Burney was an
old citizen, who had for over quarter
OF century, enjoyed the complete con-
fidence Of the entire community in
which he lived so long. A good man
has gone out from the busy scenes OF
this life, but he has left an example Of
true heartedness and probity which is
of inestimable worth to those who sur
vive. Sleep well, old friend, and may
God pity the loving hearts bereaved by
this cruel blow.
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PROCLAMATION.


In obedience 10 the following resolution
passed by the tllN Council, VIII
whereas, II IN believed thai tle city can
DO benefited ANA henutflGd by concert Of
action In tho matter Oi bulldog sidewalks
nnd planting trees NJ the intersection ~
sidewalks ana streets, ANA that sai0 concert
Of action may h0 effected by the Mayor H.
suing hla proclamation requesting all prop
eOly.Owncfs ~ 10 Improve their property,
therefore, DO II
Resolved, ny the Guy Council that the
Mayor DO ana he IN hereby instructed 20 10
sue his proclamation calling ON all real eR'
tate Owu0H Ia Improve their property, ~
auggeHlcd IN ne foregoing preamble, de-.
scrlblnB the Kind of sidewalks ana the klud
Of lloos best 10 be y ant II,
Therefore, |, W, l., Cahell, Mayor Of tho
city Ol Dallas, do hereby request NIL real es.
tnto owners Ia the city OF Dallas 20 improve
their property by making good gravel SIDE.
walks IN ffunt Of Their property, ana 10 plant
shade trees, such m Naples Elm China,
BOX Elder and yoamore troos, along tho
outer edge OF Aa'd sidewalks, and thereby
benefit their property, nnd also add % the
health and comfort IN well ns the beauty OF
the city,
In witness whorcO' have horounlo vet
my hand ana affixed The Ecnl Of tho city Of
Dallas, this Sd day Of January, 1879.
Attest W, l., CABEllh
j, h. HEREFORD, Mny0r.
Seoreny. jln2idlOL
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Centaur
.Lininn entS,

Ono Riaa foi tho Human Fauu.
The Other for Horses and AnIm'l.
lsihess Llnlmenls are mmpiy me vo ,''''1''
the world lher elects ara llltle ,s '''' w q
marvellous, '''' '4'A
it,rs "n'le Linilngni IL ior tho hmm.
lhWll}' " VIII QfiYp ltneumatls,n NNlnAh
nnd neuralgia nom tho syslen, M, euiAllea
bhsOi phllplAlnhl Lick jaw, palbv W. hNm,
most tAlnnpOua hrnpilNus il rTi ,tthi SUD
rom lfusHh hHndh Hnd leei, ANA ii,' W., 7. ilpll
81 hllfh hh nllnBh 0t yeuUuOus I'm F'lAul
hhbuueh twnlllhkai an RllHylalss ust, v
every hlhd' Nnpn hpfalnB nr bmls,.S ,,s,, W
" u lhe most pplont remedy e,ar useul
~ neal Vac INJURED puiiR, 1ho Uelisn, IVY
luunt " uncd WIN great rNeaoV iW, 'ln'
lhtOnl IunhNrhf, tqtfd Hrfnli,' NV
ana weak lHoh fht inlD wing Ii bnii| a w.
pie ul the numerous tealniouIal. sAh'
ltDiAHA HOMF, Jon, 90, md. I.yss ~.
"l mink II my duty io iulunn ydu Lne,9
. have siUeff iuucn with nrlNfa ~ ~
ch0rdsi a ltW huitlfh OF Opulauf llntn,sNi
lua dolie Hf WpW fer nae, nave not XXX
nee linll llght swell llngs % 0Ohi gfdrs M
or b,,,9g',E ln@t' Tue Imminent ought 10
"BENJAMIN BRowNa
The proof In Ia the Trial, ltsreliablr II
N handy, u ~ cheap, uud eyty iainl9
Ch uuld have the Whitetn Ctauf iini,n's,yy
the yellow NoniHur Linimeai
adapted iu We Tough muscles, oeTds ma
upsh 90 horses nud animals, II has perfoIm'
ed more wonderful ouTrA In three yeaf, 4,
SPAWN huunt Wldspalh, Rufaieh,s
NWoony, nnd general LumouuH than NM
othur remedies IA existence, Road WHAT M
great hApIuNNlucn HNy uf iti
"NEw Nom,, Inuuary. 1874
"GYcrS oWuei of huryA should dive Tia
Coumur linlWtnt TIM We pDn,ider Y
the best article ever Sod IN oufulnblca,
Ell. MAllNu.
"Supt Adams Ok. hmble1. NY
"E,fuLlL,
"Hupt, J,a. hlfa,N,Y
a . BERT n, DIN,
"Supt, Nat, TX, stables, N. w
The best patrons OF this Llnlmol are Fan.
morS ana Veterinary Surgeons, who hfe con.
annually using nome Llnlmeul, Il henl,
ais, WouudSlul Pull-cyil removes sgoll.
iugs, and 10 worth mllliOud OF dollars an.
nuhlly 10 FnrmorH, Livery -mun, took grow.
era' Sheop"rnhors, aud those having horses
or cattle
What Fnrror cannot do for go the Cen.
taur Linlment VIII do 10 a trinlnt cost.
These linlmtutS nfe sold by AL dealers
throughout the country, They 0lc warranted
by the proprietOra, and n lltllewlll 70 given
10 any Fauicr or PhyAclen who desires 10
test thcm
Laboratory Of !. 9, Rose 4 Co.,
a. may 81, NEW YORH
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If evera great paper was completely
at sea on question of state politics,
then the Galveston News is certainly in
that predicament. 1t has blown hot
and cold on nearly every nomination
yet made by the papers in the state, for
governor. 1t is so unfortunately situa.
ted geographically, that in and of itself
it could gather but little of the real sit,
uation, so the proprietor, accompanied
by capable assistant, starts out ON a
pilgrimage of observation. Naturally
they sought the more populous district
in the state in which to commence op-
Grating, SO we have had them in North
Texas for several days. In oil their
ramblings they have found one neigh.
Dor Of Governor Throckmorton's who
is not in favor of that gentleman for
any Office, but the Necs doesn't tell us
how many nGghbors it has found who
are very decidedly in his favor for GOV.
ernor. The NeWs doesn't want to be
left behind on the gubernatorial guess
ton, but even that is preferable to aret.
ting off on the wrong leg" If we
waited for the Ne'os to bring out man
and stick to him through the canvass
win or loose, we would wait until dooms.
day. Whatever policy the Nsys NAV
finally settle down upon, one thing Is
perfectly plain to-day, and that is,
fhrockmorton is above and beyond all
odds the favorite, SO far, in all parts of
the state.
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TnE cremation of the body of Mrs. Pit
man, at Washington, Pennsylvania, was
an outrage, not alone on humanity, hut
on common decency, The gaping crowd
of negroes and loafers cracked jokes and
uttered ribald jests as the body was con.
signed to the flames, and the husband
and his companions took the whole
affair with GOODNESS and indifference
Rationalism and materialism may GO
very far, but they should stop at the
boundary of failing to pay respect to
the dead
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TINS calm prevailing in this congress
sional district on the oongressiona
nomination is very deceitlul. A stran'
ger would suppose that it would be diff
cult to find u man to accept Throck-
morton place, but il would be II serious
mistake. The difficulty really is to
find man who is not going to make a
fuss in his endeavor TO secure the NOM
ination. The patriots by this rule may
be counted by the thousands, A little
while longer, and all will see it.
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Comparative Cost of Railroad Con
strucfiOn.

New Orleans Times: 1t costs in this
country on an average $50, 5000 to build
a mile OF railroad. In Europe it takes
ZOO, in Asia $1,000; in Africa
$4,000 in Australia $4,000; in South
America $4,000; in Central America
$S7 600; In Mexico 1913 900; and in Can.
ada $64 900. The expense in the United
States and in Africa is alike, but we
dare say that for the same money we
can show better and more substantial
work. Europe builds in the most sub,
stantial manner, and has to pay most
Tor right OF way. The cost per mile in
Mexico and South America is due to
the mountainous character of those
sections where railroads have so far
been introduced.
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A lAnninIasn IInnn.

A family circle boroft Ola wife and mother
soon becomes cherries homeless, The
husband sobs and moans the live.long night,
suffered for months with Mysteries, hend-
ache, uterine Irregularities, leuoorrhom,
pains and aches, pnlpitation, etc, until her
whole frame became affected, and finally
and death relieved her OF all her troubles.
lfshe uad only use English Female Bltters
all the above complaints would have been
cured, and she restored to the open inns and
affections of her family. A who are thus
afflicted are cordially Invited TO cal upon
Common n Walker, Dallas, and gain partlcu-
lars, teblOtiimOh6w2t
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Another Case Of BuiidOzing

The North Carolina conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal church dc
clare in report on the state of the
country that there has not been such
tranquility in that state since 1860, as
during the past year of democratic ad.
ministraton. and that never have the
colored folks "been SO encouraged to
build themselves comfortable homes
and be happy in the country as to>day."
The report compliments Governor Vance
for his successful leadership in the
work of elevating the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-22

No other medicine IN the world was ever
llyen such u teal Of ita curative qualities IN
foHOhroH German syrup In three years
two million four hundred thousand ANAL
bottles VI this medicine wnH distributed free
Or charge, by druggists In thlH country Ia
tho ~ nilllot Il with consumption, asthma
orOup, severe coughs, pneumonia ana other
daUnRpa NJ the throat ana lungs, giving the
American poopla undonlnblo proof thnt
liormnn syrup win cure them, Tho result
has boon that druggists In every town aud
yilnpe In tho United States nro recommend,
lng II 10 their customers Go 10 your drug
gal ana nsk what they know about H. Nnm'
plo hot llua ten Centa, REGULAR Hl1O seventy
live cents, Three dozen Will relieve nny
case, fpblndlwdwlt
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TINS Waco Telephone had two forms
pied In the late fire, and came out the
next day on u half sheet. The losses
are very severe, and only partially COW
crod by insurance, Mr. rarleion, one
of the partners in 7. N, McMullcn 4
Co.'S store, was very severely burned,
and il threatened with the loss of an
eye, The Waco fire. brigade behaved
with its accustomed gallantry, Os nigh,
have been eXpected
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Mlsesllsnsous Wants,

no EXCHANGE ~ acres ~ inn1 Ia
Young, ll70 Ia johnson ana 100 ~ pens
ton counties 10 exchange iOr good Dallas
city "a OpnTiy OT good land nom nye N HlBlll
miles frnn Dallnh, heI estate once ~
Main street, opposite tho pelfl h9nse M
jnn2lrim, W, ", hluhLhs,
NJ acknowledgements may DO handed
aud inlO Tho com pooling room llll u, ~,
fI'O MOVE FURNlTuHE, rlANOh, loOk'
Ing niaasea, hiG,, with 0aip, ana very
Onenp, n, n, KllllulElt Leave oldnra AZ
j, y Murphy " Cpi Lamar street nela'lnl
IIyANTEp - Every body " have tholl
w clOihGa cleaned, dyed and Repaired NJ
lACOH. W hlih lt'h cleaning ana nyelng hs'
tabllhhment, 100 Main street. Dhl lnh, hhllh'
faction warranted, lnlyll'lyT
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-02-22

TnH United States pay more than
thirty million dollars for imported
nbers--ilax, hemp and Iutc, aud yet II
has been demonstrated that Iutc can be
grown proatably In tho states OF South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana
and Texas II 10 said to DO four timer
aa productive M cotton or flax, and rc'
quirca not more than ono'tonth The
labor 10 produce II,
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. 0O5 d 9O7 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

THIS house is new and well ventilated
having southern exposure, and Is centrally
:. sawyer, who never failed to please his
guests. Parties seeking house with all the
comforts OF home, cannot do better than
70 give the "Granger' call. Travellers ar
riving in Dallas, via the Central railroad
can reacn this house by taking the Mail.
street horse cars, one block south from dn
pot. The best 81 90 q day house In the ciee
BE sure to get of the street cars at the swift
uhziuom 3. SAWYER
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FOR SALE.

The que steam mili known 90 The VALLEY
iallls, located On lhe hoaque ifer % milfs
Wf6l M waco in nae NltHl gioilHg
rlnltiy, which p Ialllly settling pp' Ihe
tqnain, iva and hnf-hnli sinIles nigh and
G1uialnb OuH 80 ~ corn And Two 0i wheat
rOGAs, The machinery ~ pTly hpfsf power
10 Va good order Ihlh dlsliHblr properly Gan
be purchased on mo M0ai Advantageous
lerlns, bnth as ip prler Hnu ilut zoo lulihr
N particulars either address % call pn me ~
Waco, if4hh, $50.
drplld2m MAf A. FONT,
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TmNraarr, which Is wise In her on
enlargement to immigration, though
somewhat slow In hor adjustment Of
her public debt, not only send TO Paris
n fair exhibition Of her public resources
but ten thousand descriptive pamphlets
also, printed In French and German
which are TO be judioloualy distributed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..


MAYORS OFFICE, l
CITY OF DALLAS, February y, 1878,
AT u regular meeting of the CITY Council
held February bth, 1873, y resolution was
u co nmittee OF three aldermen to be known
IA the " Purchasing Com mittee."
The duty OF this committee In to make all
purchas of every kind and description, that
m y be necessary In the different depart
ments of the city government. Aldermen
Shone, Hill and Crowdus have been APP
pointed on said committees. The officers of
every department of the city government,
IN we'll HI the citizens of tho city generally,
will please consider this notice and act In
accordance with the same.
W, l.. CABELL,
feb0-dlOt. Mayor, City of Dallas,
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rho Most Em,net Living Authors

Tho Most Eminet Swing Authors
such as 1T, Hon. W. T.. Gladstone, Prot
Max Muller, Prof Tyndall Dr. W. u. Car.
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sroRrrAy SHERMAN Ia more successful
M u party leader than Ilnonclcr, and
should be congratulated by the demo-
cratic press on his brilliant notion that
no and His friends can conduct sue
ceSsiul canvass In 1880 by placing their
party organization on the foundation o.
the Louisiana returning board, Wcll'
would add much strength to the ticket
II giyon tho second place.
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York.
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We Will find buyers for Lands. Farms md
Clty Property. We will find renters for
farins, Dwellings and Stores. Furnish alb
s!raets, perfect titles, pay tax $, etc. Negoti.
nte ioans on real estate security. Make sur
Neys and partitions of land in city or county.
BUY, sell and locate Ian certificates
Farms and city property In the North to
exchange for Texas property.
having an extensive acquaintance with
up pittlisls OF inc older states, whose atten-
ton Is turned In this direction, parties de-
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II In our hands. oc3iGnn
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HOrlev.


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M1rmsi Ahslinul4iea gao iQui. ie.t, nlealloit
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talaa hln 40 plilpaglnus of ltH fem.
tlrnpl NplWa ana WhnpplnE ons isAga.,
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rs 20 NO Quilted States, " ,,,sfe Aly lal,
phys, inlill alg lhlng equal 10 IA. Al hsu
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llnphle pn account ni lhe b6urni, " lilis oet
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htiH uuly yOurs.
-- NNlAh an Y. IlilVJ u
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LlTTELL's LIVING AGl-

Jan. !, 1875 THE LIVING AGE enters upon
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EN- uracing the choicest Serial and Short
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DOARD-fiTsi-Olas boarding. M ihn iiTyAn
IL house, l.amRT street, inr gnnlieipan hhi
WIFE, ~ slilglH ~ nliemen, lthlhlW
AZ ARLINGTON HOuhE-lhs house n
w Situated nn r0Tnfr ~ Wool Anl hHlhhl
flTnis, faTliHs seeking hnute WIN All lllh
01n 0Tih M a hOmn oHn NOT 40 heller llAh
awe thN Washington mousse nail Ihp lAblp
" supplied win ihe bbsi me market can ~
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For Columbus. Pittsburgh, PHILADELPHIA and
New York without change.

bs-Being the Only Line practically under
one management between st. Louis and
New York, passengers are assured through
connections, and are not subject to DELAYS AZ
Intermediate points incidental to other
lines.
80 Baggage checked through to all Eas-
tern cities.
5The Quickest Time il regularly made
by this Line, and fare always as low as by
other routes.
the West and South.
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TWO FAST EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

UR AHNil Of Trans from Tie West aud South
DAYLIGHT ExPRESS-Leaves the
Union Depot, ST. Louis, every morning, and
being a Fast Express, stops only at princi.
pal stations. II has Pullman Palace Sleep
Ing Cars for Columbus, Pittsburgh, Phila.
del hia and New York without change. and
but one change to Boston, Baltimore and
Washington. 1t arrives In New York early
the next evening, only one night out, and
gives daylight view of the far famed
scenery OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
FAST-LINE EXPRESS-Leaves I'M
II Depot, st. Louis, every evening, sion.
ping only at principal stations, with
Pullman Palace Cars for Louisville and Gin.
cinnati, Palace Sleeping Car for Chicago.
and the vorite Pioneer Line of Pulle
man Palace Drawing Room Sleep
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