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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
Agents w anted.

Travelling or local, for the Dressmakers'
Magic scale, the most perfect system of dress
cutting ever invented, givings perfect fit to
every form, Would call the attention of
the ladies who wish to do their own cutting
or engage in dressmsking, to call at the
Crawford house, formerly Commercial hotel
and examine the Magic Scale. 1t will cost
you nothing and perhaps be lifelong benc'
tit. Patterns cut to order.
Mrs. A. HIcKLtN,
Sole Agent for State of Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
MATTERS BY MAIL,
--s|x-
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHBOURS,
How ihe Jem limp, was Peeled on
the First sioCh On the Range
Near Corsicann Doing Well
FIRST ~ April ~ nrynn, Rte,
C0RsICANA,
Reporlsd nnny.l

WfFhllFN NANS'l
ComIo,SA, Aprl ., lsaO
| Iieeman 4 Anderson aro filling nm order
for four thousand yeprllng cattle "A few
more funerals In this city, and none will boz
loft 10 oppose advancement and progress,
and our city will rorllHa her ambilon,--
Three Aldermen N elact this fall, Give US
good men, and mon who are identified and
Interested with the ety'----Nloo spring
showers to-day, Guards are out for mas
qnerade ball on the 7th, Tho Opera'houso
club nrp maunglng II and It's success lsguarAn'
Ined --- The compress matter "a progressing
Ancly,-pog killing goes brayely on,----
Farmers Rre quite cheerful now, ~ they ARE
about through ro.planting md their ground
Ia IN lno condition THE cllored free
school building II soon 10 be ocatpd,-rhG
"Cnlored Peoples Advocate will be
enlarged next edition, 80 Stock on
tho range are doing well. --,-
The opening dinner ut the Mckay houso yes.
tOrday was superb gOldy number of
guest, were present, lrthero WINS anything
ommittod on the bill Of fare II could not be
found in the market, Success TO this house.
THE Odd Fellows lodge OF this city will
attend the celebration nj WAxAhachie ON tho
Goth instant In body, They will take their
families and two bands and propose to 60
all over WnxahNchlo Authors on gentle
sprIngAow turn loose, The wa kiss have
their head and feet in soak to-day,---A
project Is on foot to settle the old land troubles
and got the idle instruments, "A number of
strangers In the city to-day. Give usa rest
on that II, w. G, article, please, Mrs,
Maggie Abercrombc is confined TO her room
to.day---Hds on the new courthouse are
in order now,---NegelNblos ARE plentiful In
In this market, The James Kerr building
will soon sport n new awning and sidewalk,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
A SV0ND &HeFUA CASE
The Most Remarkable Cure on Record
Certain 10 he perTurtuea

Messw' Weeks Potter Gentlemen, find
your lesolyent to act better than ANYTHING /
have taken before. My body Is nrn ~ all clear
Of humor und the itching Is not one dua,ter as
bad rs u used to be, am now In good cOnd =
ton To begin work, Respectfully yours,
PHILIP nURELL
lSO Birch ST., Cleveland, Maloh3, 1870,
NorE-Nlr, Durcll Tor twenty years, has be N
q terrible sufferer, The best physicians aud
hospital treatment had failed tn cure him lie
was unable u walk when he began tho use Of
the tutCura Remedies
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
The Cuticura Remedies

Are prepared by Weeks \ Potter, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington Street, Boston, u
Front street, Toronto, ont, and 5 Snow Hill
London, and for sale by all druggists Price OF
Cuticura, small boxes, s cents; Large boxes Ii
Rcsulyent, 81 per bottle; Cuticura Medical Toilet
soap, 81 cents per cake; Cuticura Medical SHAY.
Ing soap, u cents per cake, in bars Tor BARRIERS
aud large consumers, 90 cents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

H-LamAr street NJ. L. Church, South,
woIshiping at Lively hall. Preaching morn
ing and night. ReNs ID Young and wilson
OF Nashville, Tam, and DR.. Johns, of the
galveston Christian Advocate will bo present
o OF the distin ,uished dlylnes will occupy
the pulpit morning and evening. Sabbath
school at q m. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

Es'The regularly monthly "Union Concert
school,, previously announced for the Cum
berland Presbyterian church. has been chang
Worshiplngat Lively hall. at $500. m, ali
msetiug IN grand mass meeting. Good
music and speeches may be expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
Collins voitaic Electric Plasters.

Placed over the pit of the stomach, cure dys
pepsia, bilious collie, cramps and pains, an,
prevent ague and malaria. Invaluable for veal
lungs, kidneys and lame back apl-5f-w&N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

To those Of our friends who SO kindly as
sisted usin clearing our stock from the deb.
rIs of the fallen walls Of our house, we here
by acknowledge our sincere thanks.
ALEX 0RrLIED Is Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

DOR RENr-A room, with southern expos-
L ure, furnished. Also n stable win suit
some one who drives an express or keeps n
horse. Corner Masten and Mckinney streets
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
kEElGIOGS.

SS-Ihe usual services tAis morning and to-
nigh; at The First Presbyterian church, near
the intersection of Live OAK and En- sire cts
DR.. smi h will continue his course of sermons
OH the commandments, preaching this morn
Ing ON The sixth, "ihou shalt not kill -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

ED. j. II. Skiles, of the Commerce
Street Christian church, will preach at Rich
arison to-day
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

DC The New Hop, Missionary Baptist
church, on San Jacinto sttee at the Junction
OF tn ii q L. {. railroad, Will open service
IN their new building about O'Clock to-day
Tne church and differ Mt societies will form n
procession at the oil church building at u 80
?. m and marcn to the new plac OF worship
several ministers from abroad Will be present
TO oMc!ate in the opening service. A. H.
Gtiggs, the pastor, will deliver the opening
address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

B6- Tabernacle Methodist church SermOn
at IL q. IN. by "ev. Mr., Mcclure, of the Con-
gregau lnal church. sunday school ut $3.50
p. IN B., and sermon by the pastor at AS u. IN
A cordial Invitation to all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
MEDICAL.
(,jq.t:icl1:1sa
gEH.qbDD AND NEkaN
R e. hWl 6, EeDl e. 6
Great SFg ring from Skln
DiNeas' tar lB G"WrS. a
Wonderful dnsc,

Mpssa, Wcpk,& Pultpr Gpnllemeu,- lutl-
OnIa llnmpllrs hAi0 dubp hr u b,Rypr uf luud
HAYS boon AFFLICTED with skin disill,e I 4 siN-
teen years, some days II troubled mo more
llhu others, but ~ hight The itching nearly
drove mo wild, would scratch until The blood
would run down my limbs | have had seyeral
pllyslclnns, sOmp said they unud cure me, hul
others said not ! viii say that before | used
Tho lutlcurH llumplei | was In u fearful STATE,
lief, liul, like Il drowning man crushing nt a
straw, thought would Try the Cuticuu lien-
rdlrS, about which hal Rad 80 much The,
have performed u wonderful cre Tor me-, nul
olny own Tree VIII aud ACCORD recommend
lhgl9, l9urs lruly y, \, STEELE,
H W Van haruU ST. Chicago, m
March 7, 1870
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
Remember

That Conrad's celebrated Budweiser is only
brewed from the best of barly and imported
hops and needs no drugs to keep it up.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04
INDICATIONS,

clear or paiiiy oioluiy weaiho'i southwei'
minds, vecrin0 10 northeast stationary or iowT
teinpordtlirei rising barometer,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-04

NS"Firs Baptist church, corner of sycamore
st,eet and Patterson avenue, j a curry
pastor. Services ut IL a. IN. and ~ D. m
SIR curry viii preach in the morning and
lecture nj night HIS lee ure at nigh will be
a scrlptural and Logical review of Fttner
Damen on trans-subs tantiation. Everybody
should near these lectures Catholic, spec.
tally and respectfully inyitJd. Seats ne.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

There are some men so mean that they will not give others the benefit of doubt.
 The new tailor over at Wolcottville has to work night and day. Wolcottville will be able to get out of bed pretty soon.-Neao Milford Gasette.
 Will your mother ever marry again ?" he inquired. Mot with my approval" she an- swered. "Such is my opinion thus far, and not step father"
 The principal of a young ladies' seminary in Syracuse has so exhaustingly inflicted her pupils with s'deportment" that, when left alone, her girls of sixteen act like sixty !- P1Ick.
 Why are true lover's visits like success full newspaper? Because they commence weekly, then become semi weekly, then tri- weekly, and then daily with Sunday supple ment. IhtEGdelphtG Sunday Item.
 An Irish barrister, who was ready to take a small fee and who was ready to dine with any one who invited him, said, pompously, in case: q appear for the crown, my lord'' ''Oftener for the half-crown," " whis- pered wag.
 It takes five gallons of whisky to cure an elephants cold, and, since this fact came out, seven New York men have been sent to in sane asylums, and nothing can convince them that they are not elephants suffering with colds.-BoSton Post.
 "What luck did you have fishing yesterday, Breckenridge?" asked gentleman of a we'll known impecunious character who owes everybody. Splendid! While was out on the wharf twenty men with bills called at my house to collect money"
 Itwas in an Ellis street restaurant the other night that a waiter was apologizing for the dilapidated state of his napkin. Don't men tion it, !" responded the customer, sadly. T Izz- of your napkin is always sure to be clean. And for the next ten minutes nothing could be heard but the butter combing its hair out in the pantry-San Fr'ancisco Post.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

Secretary Schurz is preparing letter ad- dressed to Governor Long of Massachusetts, in which he will review at length the whole proceedings in the Ponca case, with the view of vindicating his course in the matter, which was so severely criticised by the Governor The letter will be interesting reading.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

This excellent standing ticket for the South is proposed by the Conyers (Georgia) Weekly. i:
 For President-Cotton.
 For Vice President-Corn.
 Cabinet Officers Secretary of the Treasury, Hog Secretary of State, Horse Secretary of Interior, Cow; Secretary of War, Sheep Post master-General, Mills, Gins, Factories, Fac tories and Factories.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

The Consolidated railroad is cutting ice at Windsor. and it is fine, clear, and was ten inches thick Wednesday.
 A drunken man fell asleep on the Valley railroad track, in Middletown, Wednesday afternoon. The 4:48 train south was nearly upon him when young lady, Miss Nellie Goodrich, daughter of Edward Goodrich, dis covered his critical situation and with great effort pulled him from the track.
 The annual meeting of the trustees of the State Reform school was held Wednesday at the institution in Meriden. President John |, Houston presided. Their report to the Legislature says the school was never in more satisfactory condition in every depart ment than at present, and they suggest to the Legislature the propriety of making liberal appropriation for further improvS nts that are needed, and that will add to the external appearance of the institution.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

The collapse of houses on one of the Paris
 boulevards the other day caused panic, but
 the reports presented by engineers who have
 been through the underground passages
 served to allay anxiety. Money is to be spent
 in alterations which will prevent recurrence
 of the catastrophe in any other part of the city. For several centuries the stone used in
 building most of the Paris houses was taken from quarries extending from the village of Chatlllon to the Seine. These extractions, carried without method, led to severe ac- cidents about hundred years ago, and in 1776 royal decree ordered that plans should be prepared of these underground galleries, and that the quarries and catacombs should be placed under the control of special body of engineers This service which has been continued ever since, is now attached to the Prefecture of the Seine and comprises a first class engineer of mines, an ordinary engineer and nine inspectors of mines, the money re- quired being provided from year to year by the Municipal Council. The principal part of their work lies on the left bank of the Seine, where large proportion of the houses are built over galleries having an average depth of from fifty to seventy feet, the quar- ries underneath four of the principal arron- dissements on that side of the river having total area of over eight million feet. The soil on the right bank of the Seine is not honeycombed to anything like the same ex- tent, the group of underground galleries not exceeding 422, 900 square yards, and there is no passage under the Seine connecting the two networks of galleries. Altogether, the underground passages formed from the quar- ries of the city cover an area of about 3, 7O0,- 900 yards and the length of galleries con structed at the present time is over thirty miles, nearly as much more remaining to be completed. The celebrated catacombs, the walls of which are formed of human skulls, are beneath the Montsouris Gardens and cover an area of 74, 900 feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11
EDITORIAL NOTES.

It is not probable that honest John Kel ly feels any better than he did day before yesterday, but he knows more.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

By the death of ex-Lieutenant Governor Winchester, New Haven suffers great loss. He was public spirited and generous and has done much for this city in many ways. Such men can i'll be spared by community.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

The motor upon which John w. Keely has spent so much time and money since 1871 is once more attracting some attention It is now said that an entirely new engine for the utilization of the motor is being constructed, and there will be public exhibition of it's ac- tion at an early date. The friends of the en- terprise says that it has already been tested as a projectile in gunnery, in ascertain ing the strength of metals, and as q press, and has given wonderful results, and that the successful application of the power as motor is only question of time. With in the past few years expert scientists have examined the motor and condemned it. Stock holders of the company met in secret session the other day and all they will publish is a resolution declaring their undoubted faith and belief in Mir. Keely's invention; that he wiIl Sat an early date, utilize it, and that he will, ''at an early day." have it under his entire control'' This will hardly send the stock up much.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

An indication of the possibilities of the telephone is furnished by the formation of a company in New York which has for one of it's objects to connect New York city with
 various other cities and towns. The articles recite that one line from the city will be con tinued to convenient points on the Hudson river, and thence across the river to conven- tent points on the New Jersey shore; that another will be run by way of Yonkers, Poughkeepsie, Hudson, Albany and interme- diate places to Troy, Saratoga, Whitehall and Plattsburg, and thence to the Canadian bor- der that a line connecting with this will run through Schenectady, Utica Syracuse, 0sge- go, Rochester and Buffalo to the Canadian border that another line from New York will go by way of Goshen, Port Jervis, and coming to Rochester and Buffalo, and thence to one or more convenient points on the Pennsylvania State line; anoth-
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

The sixteen Nihilist prisoners who were sen tenced in St. Petersburg on the 10th of No vember constituted part of the terrible Ex- ecutive Committee. Of the sixteen prisoners, two were gentlemen, two artisans, two peasants, one son of a privy councillor, one merchant, one servant, one doctor, one son of priest, one, Sofia Ivanoff, ''the rath- CT handsome daughter of a major" one, Gri- aznovai, sfa very dark, pinched, and unlovely peasant woman" and Figner, a gentlewo- man. Five of the men were sentenced to loss of all civil rights and to be hanged the other eleven, including the women, to loss of all civil status and penal servitude from 15 years to life. But the sentences of the gen. tlewoman and the peasant woman were com muted from 15 years penal servitude to exile to Siberia, while Sofia Ivanoff instead of 15 years penal ssrvitude has four years hard la bor in factory. It is thought that this will end active Nihilism.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11
FOR THAw1NG OUT WATER PIPES.

I hate the winter with it's snow It is the bane of welded life I've drunk the very dregs of woe, For Mary Ann is now my wife; And be it e'er so cold and drear,
 Each morn, at 6 o'clock or prior, My darling whispers in my ear:
 '.Its time, my love, to light the fire :"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

CT from New York by a convenient route or convenient routes to one or more points on the Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont State lines; another from New York by other convenient routes to Kingston Newburg, Utica, Syracuse, Oswego, Auburn, Rochester, Elmira, Lockport, Buffalo and Mi agara Falls; and that still other lines shall run from New York to Brooklyn, various towns on Long Island, and to and throughout Rich mond county. Great improvements have lately been made in transmitting over long distances, and the company expects no great difficulty in sending messages over it's long, est line.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11
YOU GAN BE RELIEVED AND CURED

Don't despair until you have tried this Sensible, Easily Applied and RADICALLY EFFECTUAL Remedy. Sold by Druggists, sent by mail on re- ceipt of Price, S2. LOO, by
 The ssOnly'' Lung Pad Co.,, Williams Block, Detroit, Mich. Send for Testimonials and our book Three Millions Year" Sent free.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11
CORRESPONDENCE.

Nassau, N. .P.-Landing-The Darkeys on the Wharf Good Bargains A Fine Fruit Crop-The COIOred PeopIe-Money Hog Island - WrecLers - Services of Song.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

Some such mode of depriving Congress of all right to act judicially upon any question concerning the electoral votes ought to be adopted. Until it is we shall be exposed to dangers like those of 1S76
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-11

 extend cordial invitation
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
wEiIeIOU4 INTELLIGENcE.

Ns.rly fnrieen million people are
in Sunday schooIs. either Is scholars o.
teachers.
Bishop Harris says Mexico 10 the
hardest missionary field 10 the world
and 10 has visited nearly oil the fields.
or the 10000 pssssngsrs carried from
New York 10 Europe this summer,
nearly 1000 sre said 70 have besn min.
listers.
Brother Inskip and his company OF
evangslists. Who afs 70 mako singing
end preaching tour Of the World. are
nov in London.
The National Cosfersocs Of the Uni
tartan Church wiii be Ut Saratoga Sept
81. Rev p w Clayton, of London. IL
h. preach the sermon.
phe Blue Grass Cook Book has
brought profit Of 5000 TO the ladies'
of the Presbyterian Church OF Paris,
Ky. and they will use it for church
work.
TIE American Beard has It's oldest
mission among the Marsthss. in West
ern India. beginning at Bombay In 1918.
An E,sIi.h cursts preached On the
Pfodigsi Don 10 pointedIy that young
scspegracs in the congregation horse
whipped him next day for depicting
his character 10 public.
DR. Pusey says thst !. 10 no, dogma
de Gtie that those Who die In . state Of
SIN cannot be reclaimed hereafter. snd
Canon Farrsr says that Is the most he
said in his famous sermon on eternal
punishment.
The spot where the frst stone house
10 Boston wss built 2i7 years ago. 10
now the site Of the Congregational
house, which contains 10000 volumes
and l0i 900 manuscripts concerning the
history Of Congreg.tionslism.
The murdered missiouary. Raw Dr.
Justius w Parsons, who WAS sssassinstsd
at Ismid, Asistio Turkey. while sleep
ing. will not b buried in America - st
first reported. His murderer are now
in charge VI the British Embassy. and
efforts will be made to punish them Is
they deserve.
In the Copsistory the Pops pro-
nounced bis ALLEGATION. After enum-
Grating the grievances Of the Church
In Belgium. his Holiness declared that
he was quite prepared 10 suffer personal
Insult on behalf OF the Holy 6ee. but
would never allow the apostolic dig.
nifty Of the Papacy TO be insulted. even
though its defence might cost him his
life. Hs said the injuries to the Church
were not limited To Belgium. On some
future occasion he would refer TO soms
other circumstances which were source
OF sorrow and anguish to the Church.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-05
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN WASII-
INGTON TERRITORY.

The report Of this Church last issued
from the press covers tho period be-
tween the let OF November. 1878. aud
the let Of June, 1880. and In h are found
the statistics following:
81 Lakes Church Of Vancouver,
Rev A 3 Nieholson, rector -Bsptisms
10. oonaseations Is. communicates IS,
Sunday school teachers z, pupils 30.
marriages Q. burials 10, number Of fam.
lilies connected with the congregation
A. average attendance 90. number oil
children in parish school so. collections
and contributions $l052 So.
St JONAS Church OF Olympia, Rev
Alfred n Absl. rector b, .tisms 10.
conhrmations 8. commandments 81. Sun.
day school tsschers I. pupils 10. mars
riages ], burisls I. nambsr Of public
services POS. number Of families oon-
nccted with The congregation 80. aver.
age attendance 45, collections aud con.
tsibations elli9.s5.
Trinity Church Of Seattle, Rev Gee
Herbert Watson. Apt,sms IS
CONTRIBUTIONS IS. commandments II
Sunday school teachers IL. pupils lis
marriages Q, burials IS. public service,
500, families cunuected with the cnu
gvegation %. sv~ssgs sttendsnos 100
collections aud contributions SSSls. %
st Panl's Church Of Port Townssnd
Rev Edward Dawn. uiissionAry = Bsp
tisms 2S, conlirmAtions 1, communicant
a. Sunday School teachers 0. pupil
", marriages 8. barials s6. psblie ssr
vices 80. ismiliss connected With th,
congregation II. average attendance 70
collections and contributions t175.09
81 Paul's Chssch 81 Walla Walla
Rev L II wslis. rsster -Raptisms 81
combinations IL. cegnmunieAnts 20
Sunday school teAAhers .. puplls -
public services. ale, fAnilies oouasussd
with congregation 90. average attend
anee IS. collections and canasih~sisas
Se5c7 80 =
81 Peters Chapel of Tacomae Rev A
NJ Abel. rcctor--Bap sisms 3. confisn,a
tions 3, Communicate II. Suuda,
School tsschcrs ). pupils 20. puhlicsss-
vices A.. familiss ~. average attend
ance 81. collections aud corsributioa'
t560.l0.
81 Lakes Church Of New Tacoma.
Rev A II Abel. rector - BApsissns 3
communicAats 4. Sunday School teach
ere I. pupils 81. marriages I. public
services %. collections aud contribu-
tious $1,000.
So Andrews Chapel Of Kaiama, Rev
Jas r w Sellwood. miasionary--Pablis
services "a. families Q. average attend.
snce Is.
Upper Columbia Missioa. Rev r D
Nevius in charge - l3sptisms n, coafr'
nations 3. co1auuicants- II. t0unday
School teachers |. pupils ~. marriage
3. public services =. fAailiss -. aver.
age attsndaace 20, coilectioos and csn.
tributions el3S.25.
unorgsni1sd Missions - Gonna mi
canta 100. collections aud cousriba.
tions asa
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