The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-10
NJ. LNmIA LeIlar.

most all tho important cities enhl OF lno
Rocky mountains, and you will Had that from
TINS city nearly MI, II not nll, can BIO reached
by rail In thirty'six hours or less lhh
location with tho innumernbo railroad ana
other natural advantages will make ~ Loa .
the great city Of the Mississippi valley IT
must b0, or rather W. nigh. any, now W. u
grout commercial and manufacturing center
" is surprising to what extent II has become
II manufacturing city In the last decade, now
ranking third in the linco IL manufacture
There Is hardly M article made or used TINT
ia not 10 some eXtont manufactured mere.
The product Of ~ Louis industry ma
thrift will IN limo make her name famous
throughout the world, and " she ennluuo' "
make rapid strides, M she hnt OF lnIh, sue
will rank first instead Of tho third lnal'la u
lrinp cily, nud TINT NJ no distant dry,
# "a dllllcul 20 enter HOUSE that Is not en-
enped In mnking some article for tho foreign
tinde A. your correspondent sLrollod down
Second street to-duy, the olo lell upon Tue
sign u the Home ltters Company hud
We concluded 10 enter the building md see
how this well known medicine wa prepared
We assembled the stairs aud olnd IN the OF
lice tho efficient Secretary OF the company
Major Geo. ). Nhryuch aud through hla
kindness wa were prrmllted 10 examine Va
detail the working Of tho establishments On
tho fourth story We found u genNolnnh
who /, an old experienced druggist whom
the company employ nt high wages, whcsr
suio business Is 10 mix their medicines Ana
on this floor there ARE seven tank, cnch hol i
ing ono hundred gallons, IN which the uuc'
lures are placed That go TO mike up the
Home BllrIs aud SHuAuye CurdW, "A tn
strulnor is used through which the ingredients
of these seven tanks aro run To the large
tanks on the floor below. These tanks hold
from 600 to 1000 cases of the blttnri On
tho next II lor below that ON which the large
tanks ARE sl,mted the bottles nre washed fill
ei, labeled aud psCNed Tor shipping, The
washing Is done by means of u machine with
great rapidly, Tho invention was made BY
u party connected with the establishment, and
is patented, The bottles when washed are
handed over TO another boy, who places the
neck over II tube which is arranged IN the
form of cipher; the tube 'onnccts with
the large tanks above, and when the bottle
fills the liquid stops running, but never over
flows; 50 tho process of putting on and
taking off is done with great rapidity. Once
filed, they are labelled, stamped and packed
with but little delay Great care is used TO
prevent anything uncleanly from getting in
tho bottles. The btlers, while running from the
large tanks TO the bottles, pass through
three ilannol strainera, Passing down another
flight of stairs, wo came to the store rooms,
where case after case was piled up, ready for
shipment. re.entered the office and finding
Mayor Shyrock ut leisure n moment we
asked him what success the company were
meeting WITH 1--WE IRE having" he said "a
regular boom. WohuyG been compelled 10
enlarge three times since we began ind ARE
now receiving n large supply of new ma
chincry to in ronsc aud enlarge our business
again. You SEQ we manufacture not only
Home Bittcrs but also Professor Ctmcrons
Blackberry Cordial, the celebrated London
Juniper Cordial, the Home SNnatiyc Cordial,
DIR. Livmgston's Elixir Dr. Lyiug,ton's
Rheumatic Cure, Professor Hastings Pyro-
acetic acid for cure of coughs colds and bron-
chal affections and the Home Bttors, com-
pany's Oil of OILS for man and beast. Tho
Homo Bitters was for long time
the favorite; but the lntest
card and the company's pride is the Home
Sanative Cordial While this contains all the
medicinal properties of the Home Bitt'rs, 1t
is highly charged with iron and cherry bnrl> "
In answer to the question, where are your
goods sold, Mr.. 5. said, "ln almost every part
of the country; we are working up new t'r-
ritory all the time; we ship largely to the
Gulf States, to TeXa, and the Northwest,
In Texas we are best known through eur
Home Sanativc Cordial, for the reason that
these medicines ARE most beneficial in mala.
riul countries, Ii is used us preventative of
chills and fever, and particularly of slow
fevers, in the timbcrrd districts. In
your State howeveg, we found II disposition
TO bar us out, under, we presume
"A msapprehcusion of what our
medicines really were Dealers
were induced to think at one time, through
one or two of your State officers, that our
goods required the liquor occupation tax to
handle them; so, many were deferred from
buying We thought ut one Tina thore was
something wrong, and that some of your
State officials preferred to see the goods Of
other firms sold, rather than ours; for while
we were under the ban, there were cordlals
sold in the State without restriction, thr ats
or fear of it, that contained more spirits than
did our cordmls. In Mississippi some hesita-
ton WAS evinced among dealers. An indict-
ment was found against dealer, and We
made the cause our own. On the hearing
we asked the court to have summoned before
it two leading physicians, of undoubted
veracity. II was done. Our counsel fur
nshed the formula aud u bottle of our med
icinc. Tho opinions of the witnesses were
pronounced in our iavor-that it was med
icine. The prosecution, not satisfied,
called another physician and his
testimony was virtually the same. The
court thcreupon ordered the jury 10 acqult
the defendant. In Texas. in order to satisfy
dealers, we caused dealer to be arrested in
Madison county. When the Grand Jury met
the matter was brought before them Wit.
nesses were examined, and they refused to
indict, not deeming the liquid such Ms would
bring It's violation under the restrictions Of
the law in relation to retail liquor dealers,
This is tho best viSdcation we could have
had. AS the examination of the witnesses was
ex parte. we having no heari e. We are
glad the erroris exploded, and we hope now
to do mach larger business in the Empire
State of the South with our Sanative Cor
dial"
Railroad Wen.
Messrs. Bob Adair, of Houston, General