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CANADA.

Tho Pacific Railroad I'Ight-Bcfnatnrdt
,I'nrln. Badly ut tito ARRnd* or tho
Clcrgynasn-A Dentclttel ChlcnEbnn.
Special Idsp.teh to The Chicago TRIBUNE
OTTAWA, Dec. M-Tise A0hAte III the Ca1,-
ndhn Pacific Hallway resolutions will not 1e
resumed until tomorrow, to-day bclns dc-
vote.l cnttrely to private bills. The House
Will adjourn for Christlnaa from Thursday,
tho I'D, till Tuustay, tIso 18th. MD for New
YEARS. from Ylussday, TIC 30sh, I'll! Tues
day, tho 9Th Of January.
Special Dtspatch 10 11s C7tsaao 1stbuns.
MONTREAL, Cai.. Dec. .o-ln tlle Grautl
Seminary yesterday, thoro wero ordnincd
twollty8lx priests, elght 1cacols, alltt twullty-
two stO-slcAcoNs. Minor orders were cosl-
ferred upon f1rty-oNo young men. Several
Of tho clorgymen are, for tic United States.
MONTREAL, Dec 2O.-Tlo Montreal Her
aid {T.ibrrar, which, under mistaken hpn
Ut tho natnra OF tho Canadian Pacific Hull.
Wny syndicate tersns, Cnl.e out ut l|rSt III
suppurt Ut tho Government scheme. lINs
turuetl complete s0iucrset, and to-lay
comes out strongly In condemnation OF 1t.
''rhe clergy here are Up III arms agaillst
their pcople patr0nlz[slg Snra nornllardt. III
NIL thu llnntnn Catholic churches yesterday II
pastoral was read fr0ln tho bishop. warlslng
tho people u9l!nst attending l1er porforul-
ances.. ln tic 81. Jalnes Street Mgtllodtst
denounced tho ll0teti actress III vgry str0llK
terms. lie ,lwtlt III, her obdceI!o violation Ut
sorIal aiNt h'oral aw, e'arIeterlzln; i,er cmn,l. m
1ct lonst t i1S 'ares G1 re!9atSe M at
her ltiaIor this week.. titus lllrulE i Jczel,el
to assault tho purity Ut domestic life,
MHl l0Dsel, tho ..:strings OF r'rt,so tn
our community. l'lle attendance, is not
+f,,h hns g 0ft}
, 1880-12-21

mrs tnorc plentiful on thu sts't. 1'l,G closlng
" Tic Baltic llus sent Swedish, III sixpcncc.
A(alze In AiI in1sltioIls lIaye receted MID trade
Is ttnt.
Sntcs Of English wheat during tho week
were -, ,5:3 quarters Mt ~ sifllings per quar-.
ter, agafnst ,7s7 quarters ut 4sj sl'lllnKs &,
pence per quarter tic corresponding week Of
Inst year.
Tho Imports into tho unttetl Kingdom for
the week ending lice. II wcre Jea,:f!i l,tl,'tc'!
Of tluttr,
, 1880-12-21


LONDON, Dee. G0.-rho Ifurk Lu,lc Erprcss
says: Tic tncolnpletetl wheat s0wtngs nro
now mostly conllned to fatl fronl which
r0ots ll,yo beell removed. 1.nto sowll wlleats
are coming upSell ul,,ler fayorabtu and mild
woathor, ,yllo early sown wheats aro eYcry.
whera strong ulld healthy, Trade In NIL
descriptions OF nrIttsl, grnin has heen
limited alt prices unchanged, both Mt I.ol1'
don and IN tho Provinces, although tue tto-
,na1ll closed rathor better. What a1la flour
In s1nAllcr supply, the spot trade oil Friday
being no better than oil Monday. Supplies
for this ti.ae Ut tho year
ARE VERY MODERATE:
Tho foreign tratle Inns bcen sensitive and
dull. S,uall spot supplies al tho beginning Of
tho week prevented serlous fall III prices.
which tho gsuat bulk OIL passagv and .llo IT.
CREASE III thu American visible supply would
llayo occaslonetl. Towards tho c1oso spot
supplies Increased but buyers wc1o ynry s',y
aud tho position ot sellers materially u1l-
e)!nIged. Nevertheless, holders succeeded
In arresting M imminent downward Inn
tteucy. Tho prospective supplies are ample.
While American exporters ure holding oil
supplies ore increasing from Australia.
India, anu lsussla. atillers therefore walt,
ant! It Is not likely they will Tel|nQnlsh their
Iiand.to-1aouti policy while prlces aro ut TIC
present Lowell.
Tlle deliveries OF English a,ld Scotch bar
leys Increased, but trnla ruled
III FAVOR or llUyEItS.
Foreign. WA IN small demand anl prices Wero
tl,e same a. the previous week, III oats tho
best samples readily sold IN most provincial
uurkets, but prices avp nnelsMn34"l. FartIuu
, 1880-12-21

PANAMA CANAL SHARES.
PARIS, Dec. .0.--lt is o1licfaEly announced
that the alptlncrt Ut l'nnanln Canal stlarcs
will bu :s follows: Applications for from one
to i've shnres will bp noccptud IN toto. Sub
scrihcrs fur from six tn twenty shares will
receive six, anil those for from twenty TIP
wnrtts will receive 70 per cent Of their tle-
,numls. 1nstallrnents VI 100 fsal,es per share
must be pail before the 30th Instant.
, 1880-12-21

THE 1,DWElss DISCUSSING t1silTtI.ATiOS.
LoSpuS, Dec. :W,-A correspondent ut
Vienna says the idea nf arbitration np1tcars
10 cngagc tho whole attention of tic Powers
who arc seriously discussing 1t. Tho iIca
meets Will no opposition whatever.
4 dispatch frnnl Athens states TINT nul,o
of the Powers lsave put diplomatic pressure
on Greece with reference 10 her wnrike
prcparntons. The French aui German
Ministers l.aye merely personally advised
prudence.
TURKISH FINANCES.
l,EE1rS, dec. N.-I1err Wittcn.torf, tho
pr,tssian Official who undertook to reform
tile Turkisl, tinnnces. lns given up the mis-
sion as hopeless. md liz Will quit Constan-
tin0ple shortly.
OE1i3tASY.
BERLIN, Dec 90.-TAe North German Ga.
.zcltc states that Germany l,as t1ec|nred her
readiness 10 aclmlcsce In the proposal for Il
European arbitration of tho Creek question
provided tho other Powers assent theretp.
Germany, however, has made 1t IT prclt,nl-
nary condition tint tl!e Porte anti GrcGce lle
asheu whether tlioy are willing to submit 10
ast award nf tho Powers. Germany has fur
tller proposed TINT tic Powers shall not coll
shlcr urn,,lnlily respecting tho award as n
necessity, aud that any resolution come to by
tho majority Of the fonr sliull bc regarded as
binding Oil the minority.
, 1880-12-21
INDIA.

CO,i,tASuEit1N-CntEF.
LONDON, Dec. :N-Licut.-Gc Sir Donald
Stewart Will succeud Gen. Frederick +.
1Intnes It's Connat,der-in-Chicf III fntt1a IN
tl,e spring. Gen. Sir Neville Is. Chamberlain
ll,.s .leclll,cd tho position OIL account IF his
health altl doubt of his qualifications.
, 1880-12-21

x uNIs4ST FTHEt
NANeooS, Dec. s0.-A disastrous fire oc-
cured here yesterday. Thu damage is csti-
mated Mt III lacs rupees {Sl3,3o0,0D). Tho
principal 1lre-cngines completely broke down
during the fire.
, 1880-12-21
ITALY,

RoME, Dec. ao.-Slgnor DE Sanctts hns re-
Signed fron tho Ministry of Public 1nstrtc-
t1on In consequence. Of tho large minority
who voted ayafllst the estimates for Ills lie.
1lartnlcnt.
GDSt; TO VIENNA.
Vanutclli, l'npai Nnnclo. has gone to
Vienna.
, 1880-12-21

Homeopathic fnt,fiy medicine rnncs
and bsa,ks un domestic practcG nre Il positive
cansfDrt In every household. Egnll for tlescFj1-
tive prlce current to Hoorlcke s. Tnfeis phar-
macy. u ElHTk street.
, 1880-12-21

N1ncn1fktcr's Cough mlxtnre.-Tfc hest
remedy fur use III tic fH,nIly fnr coughs. colds.
1ronchtla nsthnln, consumption for nlluIts. md
whHapfug- -cntKh and cruup for clfll1ren. Pre-.
M!red uH5 by .Johu !. Lee. CORNER }tnlstca nnd
linrrlsuu streets, nnd for sale by NIL druggists.
, 1880-12-21

&: A soon III tho public lcarns TINT the shakers'
natsaparsa Is thu genullle Stalker medicine pre-
tec,tt sa troIn rooss, hcrl's, ant berries, grown,
,n IT., Shaker Sillasu. N. H., tloy viii tako Il II
t. {aatGrclleo to al Dthers, such IL their regard for
- ~ eaxr4cter VI tue Unlteu brethren.
, 1880-12-21

Eminent Drs. 8. l.. attd 7. &. N!dtlct> ht+
1hnls. wrtte:. =. Cnl1ens tfct,lR's Liquid Ex-
tract 1f iIeef VIC have prescribed with excellent
sslcaeAs In tiIphthcrla. uaalura, typhoid feycrs,
debility, etc.
, 1880-12-21

effect TINT II Mr.. Eu,bry, nf EEkton.. Tn.ld
County. liatl died, leaving SUI UU to vnlh!cr-
hut University, ntNI st!N,1U0 IN NJ! old steauE.
boat Captain in Nashville.
, 1880-12-21

11soclh'E WITH THE NATIVES.
LONDON. Lee. D.-Ihefe IL news from INC
Caro tllat the nhrRhefs haVo becia seriously
aeie"seu ny uia lo''aos' a!la ti'at u'o cape
aat"ol'tles ihu H. lug area OIL war spfeaall'e $"
"!aeiS that It VIII become aosolatciy 'leoes-
sarS 10 GU! !or bflt1s'l lfoops'
LONDON, loec' .1..-lho Standard In us
evening cait'on coinflns tho fepoft OIL tlo
deleat OIL u'e 1'ArRiiors NY Tue Fohdos, afia
also that a rcqaest 1or ass'ssance WAS re-
coiSea at tne war oticc to.tlap 1rotll the
governor III tile Cape Ut tfoou tiopc.
~ pclesrun4 u tlte ColGl'la! o'1Icc IRON
Iicteri''AfltzbnfR' dated Dec' H. reports 5,on
Beers have taken possession Of heidelberg
anu eslaollshca 4fepuo''c. "ltht"ai Kruger
Presiaent, a'al Joaoort to'nmnnia1't' No
act VI 'h9iehco was co'l'hitted. toh'!inh!'
catlon Win t'rctofla II cat' All aFal'able
troops ase ee!iG sest up
o1'LioEb TO nErlhE.
CArE Town. Dec, so.-l'attst ita''ccs from
Alnfet!'lE report tilat tic lmtrolins aolna,n
has been conlpcllet! 10 fet're before 3,oo
l3asatos. Iie COLONIAL loss "Hs trill!nS.
Ie'tious mas been u'lst'ccesstnlly Attacked III
the El1gooo Eorges'
, 1880-12-21
TiTIfcVIftE 0II PRICES.

TTTU0FILLI pIE 7 NtNC0t
T1Tusvt1LE, la., Dec. 2aj.-The oil market
opened ut Dl1al cents; highest, o2;4; lowest,
MY; cl0sitg nj NIX. Salcs, 1sj, ,uo0; slllp-
nlgl,ts, II ,000; charters, 2s,00V.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06


We are the advocates of division Of labor
The MN who is Mck-of all trades is master
Of none, In so far community is sharply
divided into detini.e lines Of labor. in SO faI
will the products of industry grayilate TO the
irst rank. In Sheffield it takes dozen men
60 make knife; each one il an expert in his
branch, and the result is the admiration OF
the world. The law holds throughout all
trades and ayocations. In journalism, to q
certain extent, it has begun to demand recog-
milton. Perhaps there are inherent difficult
ties in this field and will even prevent its gen
eral prevalence Journalism in itself is &C.
ectic. 1t lisa compound made up of many
3imples, and the daily journal aiming to be
the mirror of current life must necessarily be
nlsny sided and many handed. The princi-
pie of division of labor cannot apperlain to
a journal ms "a whole, but as to its constituent
elements Of labor employed it certainly holds,
and the more rigidly this idea is carried out
AS it is in the great New York aud London
,iaiiies-the moro perfect is the tout en-
semble.
But there can be no doubt of the policy
and happy effect Of special publications
from certain stsndponts, Educational papers
have done incalcuAble good in the cCmmu-
mites where they have circulated, The same
may be said If scientific, commercial publ
cations. Such journals, when filed. form Il
,nass of Information on given subject Of the
Utmost importance, Such compilation has
plainly great advantage over asta'ed article
on point such as may be found in cy. lope-
dias and special brochures. They represent
Che difference between clear running water
Snd q stagnant pool.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
From the ScaHoId to Glory

Esngings have of late been by no means
uncommon and a singular fact is becoming
notorious, that is in nearly every case the
party hung experiences religion, has his sins
forgiven, and steps from the scatlold to the
cealms of everlasting bliss. In the majority
of cases the more cold blooded and diaboli-
cal the murder committed the greater is the
degree of conversion experienced, and the
more certainty the murderer has Of going to
che happy hunting grounds. So common
hss this thing become that it is now rare
occurrence that the scatIold is not the direct
road to glory. AT q recent meeting of the
prison missions in New York statement was
made by minister that Chastre Cox, the
negro condemned for the murder of Mrs.
Hull, had experienced religion and become
good Christian. 1t is evident that if Cox had
been a good Christian in the first place he
never would have murdered Mrs. Hull,
and in the language of the old indict-
ments he must "have been moved and iustigs-
ed by the devil" lie would in all probable
ity have pursued the even tenor of his way
and died a sinner but IN the very nick OF
time the devil steps in and tempts Cox to
murder an innocent and inofensive woman,
and thus puts him directly on the road to
salvation Had he continued committing
small sins he might never have been con-
yerted-the ministers would not have paid
any more attention to him than they do to
the millions of men who are pursuing their
everyday avocatons. SO soon as Nman has
stepped bis hands in human goreand become
entangled in the meshes of the law with the
hangman's moose dangling playfully before
MS eyes, the minister comes along OF his own
accord, or is called in by the murderer--al
other avenues of escape being closed-snd in
a few brief weeks or days he Is prepared to
become an angel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06

All OF 0rr's buggies aud carriages have
Servants patent wheels Is inch axles.
Orr's Concord side'spring buggies are
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Ssrran wheels.
Buy your buggies at W. W. Orr successor
to Sechler X Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas
Orr sells all STYLES Of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-lst.
Gro and see Orrs buggies and carriages
before buying elsewhere or send for price
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
the world.
Orr keeps all styles Of carriages, phetons
and spring wagons
Ifyou want to buy family carriage send
for Org's catalogue aud price-list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
BUSINESS Notice.

Call on I. Q. Byrn, agent, Terrell, Texas
He represents the very best fire insurance
companies dong business in Kaufman county
He will sell or buy city or county property
or give any Information desired concerning
the same. Call and SEQ him. He is also the
agent for the DALLAS DAILY AND WEEKLY
HERALD for Kaufman county, and will
deliver every morning the paper
anywhere in the city Of Terrell, tol
twenty-five cents per week, and take orders
for advertisements and Job work at publish
ers prices. ANY business entrusted to him
will be highly appreciated. Office upstairs,
second-door east Of the Postotice, on Moore
avenue, Terrell TeXSs.
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General c. r. Beauregard
New Orleans, lSs0,

The entire proceeds arising from the sale OF
this work are devoted to The Hood Orphan
Memorial tund, VIII oh Is invested IN United
States Registered Bonds + the nurture, care,
support a education OF the ten infants ne-
prfyed of their parents last summer at New
orleans, ttbe melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still FIRE sh in the public
mind
the book is an elegant octave. co ntalnin
800 pag 8, with ine photograt liKen IS and
"A line steel engraving. made expressly for the
work, four large maps of battle fields, bound In
handsome gray English cloth at THREE DOL
LARS, or in N fine sheep bind NJ, with marble
edge. THREE. DOLLARS AND FIFTY CEN ~
in hal bound Morocco, ll5rsry stvie, FOUR
DOLLARS, or in beat Levant Turkey Morocco,
full giit sides and e'ges, FIVE DoBIARs. -
ON the receipt from any person RENTING by
mail or exprs 81, of the amount IN registered
a COPY viii be Immediately sent free or postage
registered as second class matter:
The volume IL published In the hest style OF
Typography, on elegant paper, With lustra-
tons, executed rs hlghest specimens Of art.
The sathor shesunjset me ps pp1ns Oh alike
every desk or upon the book shelf OF every
house In the country.
Agents wanted in avery town and county In
the United rtates, and preference Will De
given to houoranlJ discharged veterans rom
To tue ladies, who feel desire TO express
their sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memo-
rial Fund, Oh ssis OF this b. ok among tn ir cir
Gle OF friends, WILL sGord sr excellent way OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m 20 deserving a
: For, FERNS, Rates ", ,Aysnts, etc, /, address
With fnp particulsfs, Z. y fss R8ABa@&&
Gen. G. r.. Beauregard, Publisher
On behalf Of The Hood Memorial Orphan Fund
,anD New Orleans, La.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure GonorrhGa, elect
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males an(
females,
DR.. Hunters Specific No. . is a sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhea, Seminal weakness
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power, caus
ed by self-abuse or excessive indulgence
Price of DIR. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle
injection 81. Sent everywhere by express
DR.. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietor. No. Az
North Seventh street, st. Louis, Mo. SenC
two stamps for treatise. Cur guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-dSw-ly.
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STATE PRESS REyIE
Hard Money.

The Austin Capital suggests Governor
Roberts as an available Presidential candi.
date for the Democracy, because he is hard
money man elected on soft money plat,
form, and will answer any purpose in that
connection. The Democrats understood the
advantages of such tactics long age. In 1876
they placed hard money man and soft
money man on platform that was con-
strued as both hard and soft II, since then,
they have become convinced that the disad.
yantages Of such course are greater than
the advantages, we would advise them to re-
build the platform at Cincinnati and use
only TIE hard material of the old one in the
construction. Ofcourse, as this is only a com
mon sense view of the matter, it may rot suit
some of the chief schemers of the party who
appear to place blind faith in the guTibility
OF the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
About Correct.

Subscribers 10 the Globe Democrat who
may just now feel annoyed at the scarcity OF
Texas horrors in that paper, may dnd ex-
cuses for its seeming lukewarmness in fol-
lowing up its mission of slandering this
State, in tho fact that its reportorial corps is
Just at present oyertaxed and occupied with
matters nearer home-the exesution of muir.
derers in IT. Louis, one or two beasty wife
murders there, the mobbing of negroes in
the interior of the State aud other domestic
affairs. 1t is but justice to the Globe Demo-
crat 10 say that its will is us unlagging as
ever, and the present let-upin Texas crimes is
due only TO the fear that it will lose subscribe
ers at home if il negects home affairs The
CD. is none The less wicked, only it is
much buster at home,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
MEDICAL.
nLnlRl'S Vital. RESTORATIVE:

L'UtTY - PER CENT of the human race ar,
L victims to partial or complete impOtency
This startling assertion viii be fully corrobo.
rated by every intelligent physician. The
principal causes producing this disc Sc are In
discretOns or excuses. some of the common
symptoms are loss of vigOr, spermatOrThma
pain in the baoI, disposition 10 avoid society
lanmor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress
nervous debt ity and leucorrhma On females)
facilitating dreams SC Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child Of
this great evil. secret habits are the result Of
IGNORANCE The medical profession has been
almos, crminaily negligent or ret'cent atout
these lhings. as the demand for increased &C.
c. mmodations at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There is a well-known principle In animal
physiology that no vital action can take place,
except through the agency OF the nervous sys.
tenn. II the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ is.weRk. There Ia arem-
ady in thu reach IL all, Que that has stood the
test for over half century, Or. tic0rd's
Vital Restorative has been scruti ,ized and In.
dorset by the Academy of Medicine In Paris,
as an infal able, specific for the above, contains
no phospho ous, cantharides or ether poison,
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction
snu is permsn- MT In effect; Is u sugar coated
pill and can be had Of Levasser 4 Co , 10 bis
ne Richelieu. Paris, (Francel, or OF DR.. 8
Brown sigesmond, sole agent for the U. .. 1,
pills, ss. box OF 100. SO, sent by mall upon re-
CERrIFICATE An
Pan July ", lS73-1a hp- de- W Paix "A
Mr.. Il. ~. fity years ole. aau oeen Q widowed
twenty. ave Yeas, nervous temperament :har.
suffered for thirt, y-ars with sperniAtorrhoa
and Tor ten years with nervous debility And
en- Ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benedt. He
oams TO me and I advised him 10 try RI
cord 3 vital Restorative, Arer four months
be was oiscoufag ID, ybut insis ed upon his
HcchtInplnR its nae, and IN nine months b. was
and has two 6ne chiliren. - !
n Out OF Sta. patients tr ated o. vers crred
wlthls 10 da,s In six weeks. .l50 Net weep
two and q roe naon.bs 8 bst went vs sSd sis
months, ] IL, pins NOS M rgAG
Mel az, d. AHospifal Charity.
sold BY wheh ssts and Rstsn D-ug.
gists GenevNllyi sfi8 mar
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YnNsI,I1N

su } ciNIAN .A-tI ouEtDE, --It.N. -3OiS.
1 TON Ofloe in nrst national bank butld.
ing. Residence, Corner Santacirto ans
EarwoOh afrAetE. no''- ttf
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TwENTY,FIyg Cant COLUMN
NOTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

- oflCE = Advertisements NAV be handed
" into our business Office up 10 p. m,
and Into the composing room n" 10 | r. m.
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Rosenheld & Bond. successors to l., Cape
ran, undoubtedly keep the best stock OF gre
ceries in the city.
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TO EXCHANGE.

NO EXCHANGE six thousand dollar
l. stock oi dry goods, notions aud fancy
& irds 10 eXchang Tor stock &C rises, Give
particulars. Address T.. l., lclNh, Weather
lord, Texas,
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vANSrEp--A pakyr Apply to Fine, Very

NrANTED--A Baker. Apply to Fine, Very
w Fine,
Az ANrkD : Boy 10 learn trade Of Coutec-
w ton ry; about 'l years old Must come
well recommended aud be willing 10 work
Address Aimed Kent, scotch Bakery.
NyANrED - A reliable man 20 establish Il
w bLauch office In this city, for Noung's
Counterfeit Bank Note and Coin Dcleclor. 50
weekly; sells ut sight samples and nll par
uculara ON receipt az IL cents postage, Address
Young X CO. PUhlishers, Box $50, New York,
wv ANTED lMMtpIArtLH--ien men 10 10
w In the country and work; wage, good,
Inquire 10 the law office ul + NJ Luchrull,
southeast corner Of public square, at ~
Charles hotel
NANTED 4 good gun smith Aadre,s l..
w L, Keen, Cor,icaua, Texas,
A PARTNER with cash capital III tour or
IA i've Thousand dollars, Tor the coming sea-
son, to run the mill at this place, on tEe Dallas
Wichita X. r., ld miles from Dallas; about
IN be the great thnrouehiNre from Dallas north;
or, would sell mill and farm on good terms.
Can ON ; b. scott, 5ol Elm ST., Dallas or adj
dress Roy u. scott, Trinity Mills, Dallas Co.,
Texas. mariO
AZ ANrED--A pr.Yateb iardinS.h)use, with
room, FORA gent amap who is willing to
nay q liberal figure for Urst-claS, board aud
hone mllrts Aldres. Y =, llgnh 0hne
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FOR ExCHANGE.

NOR ENCHANGE--Stock Of Dry Goods, Mo-
II tons and Fancy Good, aud money, for
stock Of horses or cattle tanmake trade from
one to dive Thousand dollars Give particulars
t. I.Irish, Wcathertord. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06

--Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
disability. See certificates of same IN aaVer-
tisment In another column.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06

Atlas Portable Engine took blue ribbon
over twenty-five competitors at ST. Louis
Fair, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT - Furnished roous, Washington
L -ousc, newly furnished, painted and pa
pcrej, Furnished rooms for rent low Lall al
Washington House, corner Market and Wood
ST, Dullus Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-06

INON KEN ia LWU-stOrN NUUa", No, II1I
I on Elm street, East Dallas, suitable tor
store and family or D0atdipg-house one
house ON &c lar Springs rOa g. With four rooms
ana cellar, Sufficient Tor Kitchen Hrd dining
loom, with cislen aud stable. can pt $50
Jackson street Tvs
EOR RENT-Bl1 Elu, street, now occupied by
7 Calm 4 Bro. possession given May Sth
II Is . feet wide, ijl feet long mud well furnished
for dry good- store. Apply Juo. Browning,
loi, Elm ST. apll5