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, 1880-12-17

The alarm from 1Iox 1EE} ut s:tS Inst oynn!ng
'vns casci by tic l,urntng.ant Of II chimney nt
tic ChleaHo Sursery and iTalr-t)rhnn Asylum,
No. Iii Sorth linlstctl 8trent. I)nt.,ngp trEitHe.
Tho hlnrn frotn f!ox l.la at ri yrs.rrty uft-
crnoon WINS cauaetl by ftre IN tho enst wing NJ
GtIfDu stDek. Sar!a. Thu iiru was sa.fsual liz IN
nrcrhcntcsi stnvr. AMI bcfurc tile t'ly I}rjiArt-
tllent Gould rnc' t, structure Af, cxtfflcust,
tho flrt, something 1ikH $&n aiiIInue Ind .n4lt
tionc It, building Mi1 contcDts Thu I.s Il fully
cnverrti by Insurance. Tito cnrIy discovery Hf
tho flro probably nvcstci II u1isl4ernuH caEl!ugra-
ton. ---- =
, 1880-12-17

Tho Ecnmnnss Convention at Clcvo-
lo1ttl.

Tho Ecnntnnss Convention at Clcro-
land.
Special Dspateh to 1ns Chicago Tribuna
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 1d-Tho Chicago Sen.
mnn's Convention mudo moro progress to-day
than on my other dny Of the Convention
Tho Curn1nttte0 on Resolutions submitted tho
following: Fieat, on tho sanitary conditions nf
Vessels. Second, Oh tho question of bturshals'
fees relatlvo to law existing In tho Northern
District Of Illinois, requiring tho aatlur TO to-
posft $l5 with tho MarshMl for fecs bcforc On.
tcrlng suit for wages. Third, on tho neceeaIty
Ut supervising tho loadlng OF vessels. Fourth,
rc1tlring vessels to have two-thirtls Of thor
men on tho lakos frum being paid OF ut foreign
points tCannda}. -.
After discussions tho resolutions weso nJoptel,
md Congress will 10 potiuoncL to talsc actior
un tho sAn1c.
Tile CHmmittce on Finance submitted their
report, which WIZ adopted.
, 1880-12-17
The cARHART CASE,

Special Nspafth 10 Ihs Chicago Tribune.
FnxEl0liT, ILL.,, Dpc 10-There IL Il grcat deal
Of Interest mantfcatci III tho cAso OF Dr. J. ".
CarhArt, Of Oshkosh, which Ia before judicial
confGroncc Ut Methodist ministers from tllre0
different Statcs. Tho deliberations Ut tho body
aro 4aoret, and no outsiders but the locul n,Inls
tors are In attendance, Tho evidence on t,otl,
ait!ea lns becn heard, ind the arguments follow,
Ur. Cnyllart opening fur tho lefunsu, and Ur.
Walker, Presiding Elder ol tho Appleton. Wis,
CnHferellce, for Tho prosecution. Tho clns!l.g
argument for tho t!ofaIlse will ho delivered! ~
Dr, 1lnttUtd, Of ChicaEo. i ~ expected that tho
caso Will Ecaeh terminus 6aturdAy.
, 1880-12-17
Con. Garaold'n correspondence.

2fe+h* @VFfs"@NHAfH%o " 4hP ~"k14t4o 4StAh"<s
MENTOR O., Dee. I'LL Ind a talk With Capt.
C. Il. Iilnoy to-day i'll rcAarl to 0en. 0artlolds
correspondence. Many rcw furta wcrp clicltotl,
nud nro givcu ns obtu,uotl:
'During tho month OF November tho letters
Woro mostly Ut cQnErntu,Rtory character.
Many wore frotA children; othors from old mon
md women. Many suy that tim writer's never
bofoso wroto to u President. Tho following,
which produce from meuory, Il Il FUR sample:
"'DEAlt Nit. GA1KlELp: / nr, 10 g1att you aro
yoi;rs I'd: My Faps 6 ! GaPtaia 4 i uarilel.l
aro al 80 very, glad Tint y9l afo going to bo
President. Truly your friend, LtLLjE o.
"Uf COURSE such lottcrs as these must atl DO
answured. Tho ltttio authors Ut them would
prlzo lottcr from tho Icnoral as keepsake
for future RoI,ernous. THO lIttIo lottcrsArp Ill
carefully t!etl away, md whcthor they will ever
bo ruIerrcd 10 socoill ttmo Or not, is question
for tho futura alono to doctle.
"it ts astonishing how many ctaxY people, md
thOso who aro next door to lunAcy, do write.
tThe Spirit Of Abraham Lincoln a,ld tho spirits
Of othor departed great snpn, haye written TO
Gen. Garfield. and it is lucky II they do not
recommend somebody for oltlce. OF course, Nh
incoming President could not well rofuso to
hunor recommendations signed ind scaled III tho
other world. Iwus told OF ono lottcr which was
aent to Mts. CARRIED, during tho cutvass, frotn a
Mnn ia tho West. lfo Bet forth hia bud nnanoiai
coMdtiou. saying that 10 could not pny for his
farm. 1I0 sulds 'You arc sooA to be tho wife OF
tho Prcsldent Of tho Unltcd States. hopo you
will grant
NY I1aaYKtt FOR $1,000.
That will pay up oil my debts and put mo on my
feet again. Thero wGEp worry nAny I'leti who
wrote, Into In tho canyass, contosstuy thut they
wore for salu,-eaytug that they would he alntl
TO yoto for tho uonorHl II ho would send thoul
80 or 9l00 II d lottcr starts In highly COLI
gratutntory, It ls pretty certain 10 Wind up with
request for an appointment, either fur tho
writer or some friond. Sluny aro tho l1tterz that
start With sunio ouch expression, underlined, ls
y hate no az to oTtad:s or, u don't .uaM anu
Office; f'kutr held or'e, and sseptr teznt to-
"lt was reported 9ow wccka aKo that tho
Q0n6ral was suffering from dyspepsia, and since
thon be- bus received packages OF lledlcln0 aud
prescriptions from all parts Of tho country.
ThoE0 Is enough now hero to start u fair-s'xed
drugstore.
"Ths 0Oneral was always very found Of booka
and poctns, aud tho number OF new booka As1l
publications, especially rpligiousoncs, thut have
boon sent blu, du1tuH tho t,ast fcw months. IL
something remarkable. Ito Ia glAd to uhtntn all
those. 1t !ndieates thAt authors look uIx,u him
~ . Bort Of brother. OF coutxa his newspapers
ulatl continues to 10 tluuleuse, Thort IL prob
nbty INT Single newspaper iu the country that
has on ita exChang0-lSt us lREXo number "
papcrs as sent to hln. Then thoSe arp tht,lsu
of papqsA sent with Bpul0 spealA! artic!n married.,
Many d3 thaae aso Addressed to Mrs. 0aztlclu,-
, 1880-12-17

1t atccl, md tho b<dy Ia thrown into friEhtfu
f,As ever bts II assigned, mil although Nj. fri.
a,son r, has spnnt lnrRa s',,ns ct nrney in scarch
q 4 Temporary cilarncter, ilna over irt,n found
a few yeMrs snec llr apent week In Cleveland
vt tho Me'lfeYl Cnllrro. and Tho Fnc,ltty and Mi
the ic1.l!,g phyafcfhus pf thu city thr snvrrnl
!l1Rhts witnessed hin spAstnA, but l,nnn nI thrm
!t''st ever Fccst d sItninr euso Ur could dnXnosc
the dlecasc.
, 1880-12-17

thom TO ono Of tho leading CoItst beauties, md
tnd the tc.selcr, contcmptuotiety. y 20 md taka
Innney, 70 hatty, Iicnco tho chnrRu. Mcngtlon
denicd tho whnlo of tho evidence ut first, but
1itnrwnrd confessed hIs guilt, nIlti wNa-acquft-
81: The tcWe!cr bo!nH advised by tho Judge To
Huo tho Cnunt for delft,
, 1880-12-17
FIRE RECORD,


: NI lINEI5F1IJ1Ey lNUs
sp<etdt Dhpaleh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
f[A1tTsviLfE, 1nd.. 1>ec. tf.-This l!ttio torn
WINS visited with very disastrous irc curly ycs-
terny nnrnlng. property being destroyed to tho
nu1utint of 5000. Tho fire orir,ntel III n gon-
crnl merchandise store, owned by .Jostnh Law.
renee. md bnfnrc tho t1aEnes couI1 ln checked
this and three nthor tllt'ings wpro III n.!I..s.
Mr: t.hwrcncn's loss Will rrncl eJHII, with Tho
following Insurance: North American. f!hyl.
Frnnklin, 800. Tho nthor t,ilhngR wurr val
Hc'l nj S2ttg, nfnl nra Il t1tal loss. Tho origin
nf the ilFo Is unkUwn.
, 1880-12-17
ITEMS.
S.xx&t t1l kN-EA

Nrw yo,.E, bee. 1o.-1t IN not thought by to-
h.crn ,catcrs TINT tho failurD Ut Soi1pnbcrg & TO-
aj have my ,lisnstsous effect oil tic trtc The
chief obligations Of tho suspended firm, aro
Wholly outside. Ncssrs. seidcf,1er3 l. Co. deny
thot tt1oy f1nvo nny contracts abroad.
such Il snpposftlon WIS a mistake, md
anY statement To TINT effect would appenr rtdc-
ulous. spaIn. thoy said, always tnalscs their
contracts With parties In Cubn md elsewhere.
Aecort!Inx to statements on fllo In tho mcrcau-
ttc agcnctcs tho prlnclrnl indebtedness Of
scdcnberg & Co. ia to Upmnnn & Co., Of
Havana. amounting TO s:Do,00o. Othor amounts
arc divided among employees.
TIE G1tEAT FAIR
IN tho Madison Ayontlo Congregational Church
continues until to-tnorrow night. spccfal In
tcrest nppears 10 bo takon by yiHitors In tho
balotings for tho yarious Rifta TO prominent
persons.. Tho f3,WD hronze ilaptlsmal font, Tho
tf5 eolhl silver frMtt,t,and. tiio 400 Masatl'o
great dcnt of friendly rivalry.
wAltDs isI.AED.
Tho War4ls island Committee at tho nonrfi
Of commissioners Of Itn,ntErutton yostcr,uy
passed resolution to provide II Christmas troG,
txo barreis of app1,cg 1,. a. box Ct G.ansea hox =,
ons Ssay on wra isa 4so Il oa that ali it,
iny. and that each Of tho employees DO given
turkey.
All. ~1t'nA AoSn'fs
Tho protlucc Exchange h18 received o con-
muntcauon from tho CnnAI Department stating
that tho cnrly closing ct tho cnnnls by leo bus
lockcdup eO bouts IN Section u 0i on Scctlon ..
6 on Section 10, and ~ on Section 1.-nhkfnH n
total Of atj bouts. or thcsa, III WoEo bound for
hIs pnrt tho minority being luden with grim.
This will probably 1o allowed to rcmhln oil
DoarH W! WlHttf. 1Ho HcstWutti-Muhu DUuts
h!u i,sna niy '"otA "'stt s'' ""on WAL w on4Poe
" 'o'4A'""' .,,..,,.,u,
PlsopuCE EXCHANGE
Tho petition recently presented to tho HOArd
q Mlla.lGtIs " @ no lIMlAeg s4cnnn4G 70 Unit
1,tno ~ MH, htn ,G,.nrtoI thot tGnnt, Il H.
sn,.tsni;in ~ tnio nr,r nnt;or frr thg rrCannt "
Aa''7a''o " A'"" a'''s "e.'o'4 ~ toA 1Ao o'eeeH'
= REAL ESTATE. .
Tho northwest corner OF Ilr0ndway and
Duane atrent. II By 1U5 feet. wna offered Rt nuo-
ton III tho Exchange Sntesrnon at my price
ever x:sn.uo' hlf' H. IL NJ Aa!c oHofou *.>5u,lt
1ho sot ~ s,.,
TIE HAMILTON cottRtE AttANt ASSOCIATIONS,
Of tho City Of Now York md vicinity. Ind Its
annual hnliguet ~ tho Hotel 9runswickt TO.
night. Ex-Dov. Walker, Of VirEtnla, Gen. DO
eela H. HnWey. hnd Caaflcs bauloy warner, OF
'atS'e'"' "eA' F'os
,-.'... .s.:
Nrw ynrEE Ten' ii ."Eh"rI"s = G,,ncb for
nrn MY vra r.1nh4 - IL, Gtn & TT
iaa.S In thn Xst v..nr - III n9o % |A'a po1 o'oo
" 80" .... s..... ~ ~ se'
, 1880-12-17

III Germuny. Including tho freq e!tiea. nbout
s. per cent 0l tho population hnvu itcn1tlcs llf-
tier $sp; III llern Hamburg. uf,I Bremen, liz
unc-iittE of per cet (tl,at In to say u,M,t,t lnn
p.r~'ns III tho three tttiea taken ttsctl.cr) huyc
Incomes excec,1tnH &l5,tU1 pGr nflnl;,u
, 1880-12-17
THE NICARAGUA CANAL,

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. l'oc. 10.--Tho Committee
Of tho lioard OF Trado to con4illor tntprs,eeMnla
cannl affairs hRs telegrapho,l Its congratulations
to Atltntrnl Alnmo,,o ou tho favorable outlook for
tho Nicaragua Canal, a1ll also to Hollutnr l3ooth
asking hlli Atlu tho GssorHtu delegation TO u.s.
slst III tho furtheranco 0t tho project.
, 1880-12-17

DIES NOUNS, ill.,, dec. 1'.-Wtltlltn pcn'ew.
an oil resident Of Leon, Decatur County, hclpett
himself to what he supposed pas whisky ut tho
vlllAHn tlrg-stnrr, nntl discovered, when too
!atc - save his life, TINT II wis poison. e died
In fo>v hours
, 1880-12-17

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
LONDON, Dec. lt,-Tho steamers btcaEa aud
Ctmbrt,1. from New furk, hAye arrived out.
NEW YORK, lice. lG.-Arstyetl, Suuylu, from
Hamburg; Alsatia, Iron. LontloIi.
, 1880-12-17


81. LOC1R, Dec. fH,-Tho printing nn1 tnok.
binding establishment Of buxton & Skinner, .Iy
Chestnut street, WIS il,nnEc,l by fire. aid water
nhout sl0,0u Tonight. Insurance, *ol,NN.
, 1880-12-17

TIE AF71F VIZ II
CrScfS*ATt. o., Dec. lG+-storo's piantne mill
Mt Newport. N.Y.. burned to tho ground tu.t.uy
ut noon. Loss &10WD.
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Pretty and Young.

In every feature but the hair, which had
grown white from fever. This lady at 80
writes us 81 have used Parkers Hair Bal
sam six months and am more than pleased
with it. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of my hair and given it a silky softness,
nicer than ever before. There is no Dan
druff, no falling hair and it leaves tho scalp so
clean and nice and cool that | am ever so
much pleased, and feel and look like my
self again" The beautiful, fresh and vigor-
Gus hair 1t produces, together with its prop
erty of restoring gray or faded hair TO the
natural youthful color, and entirely freeing
the head from dsndruti and itching, sur
prises no less than it plesscs. Sold in large
bottle. at only Scots. and 81 co. by all first
class druggists. d&w
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A stitch i'm Time Saves Nine

is true of old coats, and mouths. When the
former shows the first defect take stitch"
and always keep the mouth right by using
SOZODONT. 1t costs less for new coat
than set of teeth. False teeth are not ms
pleasant as natural ones.
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DALLAs. Texas. May %. Il

DALLAS, TeXas, May 49, 1850.
FRIEND ELLIOTT: Your editorial of this
morning his indeed awakened emotions of
no ordinary nature. Amid the present polit-
ical, financial ard social maelstrom, Won have
touched u chord which vibrates, echoes and
re-echoes amid the sanctuary of our dearest
Interests. You have, for once as it were
leaped from the arena Of political strife and
struck harp attuned to the most delicate
strains of our purest and best organisms.
Indeed sir the times are such that no pen
could be better welded than the one
used by you especially on the morning of the
18Th IN your article 'Epidemics."
Lake the history of all ages, and / hazard
Ine bold assertion that at no period have we
fallen upon such tendencies to vice with all
its attendant evils. Your pen should pursue
ana lash the hideous monster in whatever
form he comes. His head should hang in
shame and all nature forbid bis welcome.
Gu tne press and the pulpit should awake
70 this, the most vital of all sub.
yects' together may they not
plight the growth that threatens to darken
our civilization, pollutng the very threshold
OF our dearest hopes, for
"Nice is n monster of such frirh,ul mien
anat w be hn ed needs tut 10 be seen;
Dut seen 100 often. familiar with her face,
We mist endure Then pi y, then embrace. .
ms young, Boosting empire of ours, this
lSueeh wv, In her midst must burst the
shsckies of that vice that stalks at dav
Snd is emboldened at night The pal
u,um OF our glory must rest upon the
sHok o. our virtue in all things political,
nnahelal and social-ese our boosted great.
H. must w,s fall to the ground. Then.
Editor MS constant read
IN, Oh your most excellent paper, 20 on
~ that pen so ably handled In ey.
household your thoughts will bios.
ss; ~ ana bless the generation now hast.
~ man and womanhood. Go
~, h, mr. Editor, and every sanctuary
s.is vMss your name, until vice shall hide IL
n unus, the darkest mantle and the sever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-30

Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
,ver twenty-five competitors at ST. Louis
Fair, 1879.
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Complimentary Notices.

The editor of this paper returns thanks
for the many complimentary notices from
nearly all the interior press of an address
delivered before the State Press Convention al
Houston on the 10th instant, and especially
to those journals that published the same in
full with editorial appreciation, notably the
Houston Post, Galveston journal of Com
MERGE, etc. Also to the New York Herald,
that devoted a column to it by special tele-
gram and leading editorial; to the Spring
field Mass Republican, to the Pennsylva-
MIA and the Missouri and Illinois press, etc.
If by the address we have at all appreciated
our endeared city of Dallas, or North Texas,
or the State, in the minds of those who have
heretofore held the status of Texas and
Texans in not very high repute, we shall con-
slider ourselves as amply compensated.
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CrOHier a. BOhuy.

Mr.: Leopold Bohny, late proprietor of the
Tivoli hall, after short respite has again
gone into business. Flo has formeda copart,
nership with Mr.. William Crozer, and their
neat handsome saloon at the corner of Main
and Poydras streets will be glad to meet all
his old friends, for whom he has cordial
welcome. With the choicest liquors and
wines, fresh beer always on tap and fragrant
cigars and cosy, pleasant place at which to
while away leisure hour, Crozier & Bohny's
some of the most popular resorts in all the
city.
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= -
Jnah RccelXeli.

Fresh red fish in cans, avery fine dish, canned
orange in jelly, Vermont maple syrup in
cans, Boston baked beans cheap, cranberry
sauce in cans, Queen olives, brandy peaches
and cherries, Bakers cocoa, quite fresh, etc.
Tryam teas. We are selling them at re-
duced rates. Goods delivered on short no.
tice free of charge. lsadore Freiberg II Co
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HE OYSTER.

there's been Inuch wisdom wasted
ON many avn itt7n page
Der the msn that found the oyster
In the prehistoric age.
Aud who first devoured that morsel,
His hunger 10 assuage.
But In Darwn's evolution
The sipple fact appears
That the oyster noble creature,
Which stimulates and cheors-
Outdttes the human species
by hundred million years.
He's such an ancient settler,
harhOr the Couceit,
That whom the first man blossomed
Into being, all com plete,
The oyster kindly tGugpt him
The proper thing to eat.
The oyster of the present,
Wnhte'er his past may be,
With shell 40 roughly crusted,
And form so fno 10 see,
In his rich aud juicy Swe etness,
Is good enough for me-
But why reduce your comfort,
Or your simple pleasuret mar,
BY narnacle attachment
70 SuperstitiOn's car,
Which condemns the honest oyster
In the months that lack an Il?
The fishermen of suffolk,
Whose n inds are very clcNr,
And whose knowledge or the oyster
Is native and sincere
Assure me h Il they e'thim
Throughout the livclong year.
admit that in October,
When the gsrnered fields are bare,
When the heightened nights are neshened
BY keen AMI NIP ping air,
There's flavor In the oyster
That's dainty, rich aud rae.
Then. In his fullest glory,
He leaves his native coast,
And then-l'm freelo own it
love the oyster most.
eyes, walter, IN waiting,
Bling me a Boston roast -
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To all who are suffering from the error
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc., |
will send = recipe that will cure you free OF
charge This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send a
seIf-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
I. lnmsn. Station d, New York city.
n2Sd&wly
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Highest prices paid for jury scrip and
United States scrip, BY RICHARD Conn,
If 607b Main street
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My DEAR SIs-The cream of your edi-
torisl in the HERALD of the 2Sth inst, whilst
as a whole it is emineutly good, is embraced,
in my judgment, in the following; "rhe SUI
perlative Importance Of the value of the
marriage institution with all that it implies
IS not to be uver-estimated The prosperity
of every nation and the happiness of its
every component individual member is de-
pendent upon the due appreciation of the
fundamental principle, and, as recently said
by a very learned writer, The pulpit and the
press should give more attention TO it, The
matter, a il reeds, should be engraven upon
the freside walls Of every family in the land,
and should be discernibe in markedly con-
spicuous characters upon the tablet of every
pulpit on the footstool. Yours, d.
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DALLAs, Texas, Nav -. is


COLONEL ELLIOTT Permit me to con-
graduate you and the readers of your es-
teemed journal upon your editorials of Thurs
day and of Friday morning, the one under
the title of housekeeping the Boundaries"
and championiDg the cause of a true pro-
grossive development, and the other headed
..Epidemcs," in the interest of the cause of
morality. Would to God there were more
such editors and more such brave newspa.
pers in the country. Go on, Mr.. Editor, in
your course as long as it gives us such
wealth of upright principles political, moral
and social, and it will not be long before the
HERALD will be one Of the most potent
leaders in the lane, MS it is now in this State
I, for one rejoice that 1t lis the privilege of the
city of Dallas and of North Texas to have
such an exponent and representative of the
people. A MOTHER.
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Coughing In Church.

No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept up nthe churches.
1t is like a perpetual fusiladc of small arms.
Why don't they take Halls Balsam and get
rid of their cough 1t is the most wonder
full remedy; the proprictors warrant it in
every instance. Let Nil coughers give it a
trial.
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Malaria.

In countries where this is prevalent, War
ner's SAFE Kidney and Liver Cure an War
ner's Safe Pills are used and with wonderful
success. These are highly recommended as
preventive to yellow fever. AS cleanser of
the blood they are without nm equal.
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JnuIldtce.

Which has its origin in arrangement of
the bile, and which, il not dealt with prompt.
ly and intelligently, ohen proves fatal, is ar
rested and speedily cured by Renne's Magic
Oil. This great aromatic remedy never
fails, and is sold everywhere.
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All other kinds at about one-half the prices
other companies sell at. All Scales warranted
perfect and to give satisfaction Send for full
Price List. Sold wholesale and retail by
MI CIIELL & SCRuGGS, Dallas, Texas.
apl20
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DALLAS, Texas, May IS
To the Editor Of the Herald,

TO Inc FUlIOr OF INC H6THIU,
always read with the highest pleasure
your ringing editorials replete alike with al
most iaultless rhetoric, rs we'll as good, hard
business sense and discretion, but yesterday
read and rc-rcad to my self and then to my
wife, with peculiar pleasure, your eloquent
article entitled "Epilemics." hardly know
which sentence to select as being the most
impressive aud instructive, but the entire ar
ticle, SO fully and yet so adroitly handled, SO
IN accord with all your teachings in other
matters involving right doing aud fearless
justice, is to be commended to very male
and female person for perusal, preservation
and following, Let every one take it to heart
and practice its precepts and the world will
be better by lar. SUB CRIBER.