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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Prosperity still attends the Missouri Repub-
lican. Surviving the malice Of enemies and
the rivalry Of competitors, its course continues
onward and upward, Wholly unscathed, il
has passed through wars. conhagrations, eras
of business depression, political prescription
and periods Of public corruption; and now it
points to its past conservative, progressive,
honorable record as an earnest of its future.
Plunderers. schemers, disturbers Of the peace;
their kind will be dashed as heretofore. Those
who assist to build up. promote and advance
the commercial. manufacturing and agrisul-
tural interests of the Mississippi Valley will be
apnlauded and encouraged. The Republican
will aim TO unity and make solid the peaceful,
not partisan, objects that must hereafter on
gage the attention Of the people Of the West
and South. 1t will seek to allay sectional Bit
terness, instead of arraying section against sec
ton. II will war against Radiealism Of all
sorts. holding that the safest channel is be-
tween the extremes. 1t will oppose Repudia-
ton and advocate honesty in regard TO debts.
1t will favor a sound currency sufficient for the
purpose of business, and suited alike to the
debtor and creditor classes. 1t will steadily
advocate attention by the general government
to the subject of land and water transp ortation,
at least TO the point of equality in behalf Of this
section with the North and East. In the Pres
idential canvass Of 1880 it wi support the NOM
inees of the national DemocraIie convention,
confident that they will be worthy; and with
the same belief IL will prom ote the success of
the Democratic candidates for state, congress
eional and LEGAL Offices.
Thus, with programme in accordance with
the fixed principles of years, and with mis-
sion to inform, to educate, the Republican
puts forth its prospectus for 1880. A II the new
from every quarter. excepting the merely SEN
sational and prsrient from the slums and pur-
lieus of yice-all the best current literature
the most careful and reliable reports of politi-
cal, commercial, financial and LEGAL events =
the important doings of congress and of the
state legisIatures-together with editorial COM
ments by corps of able writers-will continue
to be its leading features. Friends of the pa
per, who feel interested in tho circulation OF
sound, conservative Democratic views, and
who appreciate q reliable. pains-taking Fami-
ly Journal, are respectfully asked to exert
themselves in this behalf in their several
neighborhoods.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

There are four hundred and fifty
democratic voters in the town of Fay
elite lille, in this state, and euery one of
them is for Wright for governor.
There was Que Wilson man. but he
changed to the Wright side. The tide
is changing very fast to the side of the
straight democratic ticket all over the
state, and we would not be surprised
if Wright received more votes than all
his opponents combined. The noisiest
regulators about here are republicans
AID SIT he'll bolters.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

The submission of the 50-4 compro-
mise dill not bring out one'half the
vote of the State, and why? Because
many of our best people did not un>
d rstand the question, and would not
vote unless they could do so intelli-
gently. This is a crushing argument
in f = r of leaving the settlement of
the debt to the Legislature, where it
properly belongs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

The repudiaters say they cannot
trust the Legislature to settle the debt.
They are afraid the members will be
bribed to vote against them. Can
any man with one spark of manhood
or self respect run for Office on such a
platform? He is in effect charged
with dishonesty by hiSown people be-
fore they vote for him.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Y Sterday's Memphis Appeal was
a double sheet, giving detailed show
ing OF the business Of the city for the
past year. It is a most encouraging
report, and our metropolis has good
reason To congratulate herself. We
wish her business may be doubled dur.
ing the ncxt year.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Don't pout and sulk any more! If
You have drop of Democratic blood
ia your veins, cast your ballot for j.
V. Wright, the regular nominee.
Yoa cannot afford to follow the boiler
and political hybrid, Wilson.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

VIII Wilson, if he could be elected,
have power to settle the state debt at
lower figures than Col. Wright II
60. how? Can any one who is nc
quainted with Col. Wright, doubt for
moment that he will get the very
hest settlement possible ? Can VIII
son do murei
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

The Memphis Appeal came out in
a new dress last Sunday, we hear. The
mailing clerk of that journal fails to
send us the Sunday edition for some
reason. Why this thusness -?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Mr. HeAru. of Henry, in speech
in Memphis last week, said he was no
politician. or seeker for Office, and was
no repudiationist This will be news
TO the public 10 this section.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

The Democrat who votes for Will
son is like the animal who while cross
ing a stream, dropped the meat
fram his mouth and caught at the
shadow. He lost all and gained moth
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Wilson. candidacy makes Haw-
kins election possible. Will you help
place Brownlow Republican in the
gubernatorial chair by supporting
Wilson?
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02
For Governor,
JOHN V. WRIGHT.
For Congress,
CHAS. b. SIMONTON.

Wilson has placed the success Of
the Democratic party in jeopardy.
If You are a democrat can you con.
scieniiously vote for such a manf
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

The welcome news comes from all
parts of the State that the Democrats
one by one, are falling into line under
the banner Of our knightly leader,
Col. Wright.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

Mr. Fuqua, who the green6ack re-
pudiators nominated for congress in
the Nashville district, declines to be
sacrificed. His head is level that far.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-09-02

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l8O8---l88O.

Democratic Princt pies and the Inter.
ests Of the West and south.
, 1880-04-21

nothing to say nbonL politics tlt Ills own co.l,-
Try, nna lettueafi teSMClIy " understand why 1ln
s,. s"'a wt 70 n,x n srs iy hns nnysr S
more tntcrcste! II, making q living tl,n,i II!
making q President. lie IL no bstrncsed nn.l
abused IN !,la raw state that he thinks NAL
tors must necessarily grow Torso with HIN
liNs comc to look upon hntural al!zatton az a
sprt Of legal wise from wl,nsa tcrrlIle grip
nothing will bc able to cxtrleatp him wien
uncn In, md 10 ls, determined to keep ont"
TINT arc sy Syyoss 'si Ere e'S er nj qhee a eort me
systcIn.. What Is understand 10 .hp The func-
t1oM nf tho Six Companies of California :"
"Wl,ntover. else Is the function OF tho Six
CoMpanlcs, II IL mt to htro men in China
ganlzatton for mntual benefit md help, aim
lklr 10 tho clubs III this country. Through
It the em1grant does Ills financial business,
sends s money home, nnd provides passage
"Do YOU think Tint there will be my mod
fdcAtf0n nf existing treaties hetwnen tho two
coa,tsleS s In regard to the emigration OF your
~ presume So, as tho United States Gov.
purpose, consisting OF President Angel. Mr..
swift Of California, nrll Afr. Prescott at South
Carolina. II will liarslly do " prohibit 4 slip
1T0m 1 bringing inora than fifteen ut timo:
wish 70 visit Europe under tho sanction of tho
Chinese Government, md to 60 viA San Fran-
s,,sa etsso =, low would tho 1suie of IL apply
."IIow does It fappeu TINT n Chinamnn has
Clilnn In caso Of his drntl, ?''
"That is an instinct deeply implanted In
human nature; beside, 1t is pnrt tof n China
innn,s etIncatton: But We see that ,fccllng
rhn A,npr}nn uio dioe 4, !" W. ~ T.,
, 1880-04-21
MATRIMONIAL. ,
HIlss 1fertlln M. Cobb-NIr. william Ar.
lfF0{tf.

ono ~ tba Ia rcoat "a nnd ,no., n,,,,,,n. ,,,o,,
ono & o, Inc iargese a!aa noss brilliant wetl-
the season. was celebrated lust evening Mt tho
Second presbvtrriun t,hurci,, cornornr Af,cl,.
iaan nvcrnn or1 ,T,v.ntr.th o,rnnt ,rhn ,'n..
tiea N o tha sy"nt werS sf;ss ar s,re "c G
only daughter OF sllas y. Cobb, President Of
the Suuttl Division Railway Company. and
Mr.. william Armour, eldest son Of George
Armour, Esq, Of tits % city. II Both tn Of tic TIC
young pe0plo nre populnr and WeIt-knoWn
il,tin0eia ol GhichKo'a iirst society, and t!!o
fa.e EferelnuMy Whs wltnesse0 ny lAfeo hNd DFlll-
''is M,s h"fnr.s. = ,,c,,,t, IT,. ,o.n .ot A.,
ccro,l'ny tile strest IN g tn vmitv iii '"f " tS H.
cTpYI rendered. tho sttlnwnIka I,,,nst " In. I1e
,m.s"hir TnviotIM,s H." y" ~. aots,s ss ,i ,!
issI With II v"v r. tIa sast,s',, cn,S,sItv ~
thn shnrel;: ,,n ihe uslIers e ,nr thn 'ir. ".
finn ri ii IL Einxi,,,. ,m,rf,,rsMnI ibn;r ,tntfa.
m svstrmntniw 3isnt tha I"r.. ,r "s,s .y'
sE,!Fs| si';tS before tbs erdal purity arrived ut tho
The interior decorations of the laree et!l-
ora,,.,airY r NV g1 ,vs WI rfScf th tnre r9
fest1onsI syrrrre,s 0' AMI i'' xmllnx Il ,''1o n ~
a. si,i ta 1 ms psMMs ,Yr, uea"eS III
~, NJ r; s,set ~ s!'T tu WeTo colccne
~ ,uMn M X of % am,ysys M ar,nm 1sSr osSssoo sa.e
U,rni ii, Xii lnn rints thn - u
.ntni .,' s.i1 .!,n t pgM.ms .ne snonnfIht 4. ~.
Ms ~ asS n r, 10 u'n rn',sE OF ane or
tEt.s mst, aans y; rt ~ ,g M.gu hnaMt alia reaMins
Wi m1h IN, IN MsGF tan!u. OF i9ses
n, ;t,, to iidaies .!!I ~ easI s'as Were tmled
su.. W.. sHMn HIM n'a ala eac!t Dnro
.stge sltgo ~ ,' sn s'one. % He xes.tynaosa ~ elllGr
Mnla " ''9 s,,.Hs. SS n,, weTU IT, igs,0s u.!a wnt
wv 1,raus pns'l.lcrp'as..oi1t s1 "eEn cosoISa VIII
u '"rvss asa ~ ~ n!, .a"n,eMt p'mnn!s7 cai!ts aiiu
Tho '.''ss Sorih II p1'e's. n so,,jh t Mny aMw
% %sreGte.t infs nrfelieS & of evergreen nurt sMllaX
Gl9s ~ Hv. VIII ftoii,assn.s MN sartMait!icH
~ tr,,., ~ 'MnSssse t!sa! ''os.stn uopcla
y" ''oM. nau ee.a.sa VI eaeh. INC cNhreh
for tasteful decoration, nlui tho general mn
| peNrnt!cc Ut tie Interior dGiNtUtl TINT eucl,
putnt l,ntl been tAEen atlvnntnga Vi. 'Iho
| wUrk WIS done Vn,lur th0 direnfinn If Fnr.
rei, the Iorisi, wl,o wis 4jypl, enris jn,,i,ii..
, 1880-04-21

SECRETARY, of lie I.la.ldation Conimittes
During tl!o full Of 1877 ho .,wns absent IN
bank. 1lu l,nd seen tho Hart note nbout1a yenr
sn Sse aad M 'as 4 s !s afs sso e e
n june. or July, 1871, ne called urecne-
sary 10 convert MI lh,ssiblu asscts. liu tlidn't
recnllrct (3reenebNnin's reply, bnt tho r0tu
wasn't cOnyGrtrl. S0,nc two .nsontlis bntqtn
ts ts hn,k inlls,! T. wns ehHrES. ~ BY sc,d.
taken III tts place. liz Didn't knuw what be-
cnn,n OF the Hart, hotc, lut did know Tint
ttc l,ank never got my Of tho iroccctls Of It.
Tho $1,000 GrreneaMm NOTE, secured BY
was for caal. lten!s taken ,by ,Grcsne6nUIl aE
nrcenebaum TINT casl, shonltn't ba cnrriet
ninng " tllIs way without security, and
a. tl,e 0Miy, ayaflable, security ut That time.
Tho si1,1ss! oyertlratt, arising IL tho s9lnD
way, WIS ciarecd up 70 ureenebnum after
tho smash. Mono of tliese casll Items llad
two $500 drafts drawn BY. Henry Greene
baum & CO. IN Grcelcbn,lm 15r0s. Il To-, pay
nfle 70 SclnntfnGr, wcre not discounted, but
credited up 70 Henry GrccnG!mnM IL y Co., who
on tho aams DIV The ii Ger'l,an Natiolafs
Dnl,l,ce with tl.o Metropolitan Naslo,,ai, New
York, Dee. !, 1877, WIS ,sAs. A 5000 tlrnft
was drawn the sa'ne .!ay by tho German Ma
ttonal on the Metropolitan, and sent 70 Greene,
OF their overaft. rio ,lraft left tho cycning
q Dec; ], 1871, aud probably reached Now
n2rk nv , morning Ct n'e H. The l'nrk y naMk cs
ss eait Was sG WI rS te "sk Eai ssp ieeo s
baum OH tho Sd, ald renittcd to Greene
l'H,m r., nros. Co. who appeared to have got
o, 0sR. ,te ieats so %2s S5a groseealng to Inquire
, 1880-04-21
The Jury Decide thai Mrs. Paa%n n.
Nlust Pay $4,000 for mn lnvaless"
IfaMktat Hon flJnn1ona. .+}'

-. KfS FORK Irurid, Aprtt T. n..,n&ut
Counsel In the suit brought by Mrs. HEeI91s< " s<.
TO rccayor e20UW dninaXes f0r tho !0stu tus.ss y -
husbands ntfpctiOn from the widow sssJsJ
summed up III tho brooklyn City Court yetMts,rsr
niornlng At !:l0 =. IN. !udge Neison den,S4 eans,rs4
eis charge, md Ut l:W ocloek the IVY ytu,n<N sunN
tho following written verdict, which, 4 Will
seen, IL y verdict ut snMo litornry merit IN tn
"T1 tle Honorable Judge Wo, the lar5 r. ~ esfa.
cslse Ut urel!aal,n against Paasea, Aflef sa,uao
cst, heartfelt, and most col,sidoFate Rtissas .sns
after viewing tho ovldonoo In detail. ga"d g;rr al
tho cata. honest, a1,1 sAercl cot,sdefauu.uso uu.sooa.
i,,a. T. the inertia Of ing case, conc to ta's w.
.First-The defendant raasoh ts guiisy1 y1e%rdiel
acts AllcRt1, emil ling tho plaInttH 70 sn%n!H X
"seeo'kt-rhat In our Judgment no oaai4a4hItaaA aiahtaaA
money ID equivalent to u blasted n III
still We Hgrsu to asscss the tlAInnKes at
The Court 1eoopted tho verdict VIII A. NJ: ~
OF elnUttDnA. Tho suit IL 2atd to 10 tho Il -
of the kind brought lii thla country; nroo-
testified during the trial tint h!ra. pa9sca i'll
erty uorsisfa Ut ono hollso worta &5;s ysoIta
u true, her hcMrthAtous will Just aboae 'es'
the blasted one.
, 1880-04-21

l',n. nN!lt nea5 tle road md ~! far fro! cacl,
ss lsy Ge'ow to u is ove d"'pS tu sss rssa |"E
before; Sut peri'aps tho WofHals did not cor
etH recy .snsy NIX a 3 50 ,s sG nn ns
Teaehsd only 70 ny si'oaiior,1aboi't foar
Of tho novel ncar tile street to tlle door. Tho
door was not four feet 1tigl.. This was tho
must stoop e Get through II: Tl,S dirk nnd
IL nboIlt thirteen feet BY eleven feet. Tfo
enl of tho room to the loft Of tho
lnnde Is rear tho fire; there ~ m infant ii,
tt-coverctl with rags nn!l m old Rrcatcpnt.
Four r,ito wooden chairs anti n couple nr
tl,e door with n few plates md dishes n i,
scanty furniture Of tf,p dwelling. There il
no window, except one typ fcct by one; tho
@ weate to M ioer 5 'f Il keSs es as atS e afh st II
light and fresh mir. Ncar tho, fireplace there
y tho usnal nchc IN tho yyall calletl the col-
s e'so dtc'py t ''g'f 's a tie ts ss ,e so;1i % IT,
INK IN II but two rough beds with straw on
enyer tho chitltel.l There was i, nent tirr it
iis i, ;s s"%; n3;|st H this ove' was one Of tho bcst
There were other novels smaller In size.
III olie Ut them u sick maj, lay OH n bed nf
rags Icar tho fireplace. Tflerc .was Ittte
peat iira IN ti,a hearth.. Around IL eronched
MT unwrinkictl fact.-sl,c w,ls 45 Or there
ahout--hcltl .an infant clad III rugs IL her
arms. 'ittt neyef 5eeH wGNtah ut tint
nFS sasa ~ sSnre,.o sa @ coa% snoo s tss %ss s1 Sr
{iCNf Hl1tf Ht1nfl. Snrfr Suit( t1n 1f,ni,. "pt,d
, 1880-04-21

From observation, under tho m(crnscope, OF
tho blOxl Ut PAttentB tlsitlu Fcllows' Compound
hrrHp Ut ilyp9phosphstes! taken fr,lt tf11o To
steady rc!noyul ut diseased aud dead blood par~
ttGea, and tho substitution Ut sitaltzed discs, 70
ueceaaary to tue collstruot1oa Of heultny muscle,
, 1880-04-21

Mr. Frank auckland, tho Naturalist, .rsTsusl
men1a HOAt belux III all largo stAbtoel pfssI .
II Will faaa hra. and hof2os WILL follow W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
EMPETIasD AND ECZEMA
with Loss of Mair, Cared by the Cuti.
cura Remedies

Messrs. Weeks IL Potter. Cent men II
affords me pleasure to send you the following
report of a remarkable cure by your Cnticura
suffered with impetigo on the face and scalp
and eczema In its worst form on the back and
shoulders. For eighteen months he wes I'M
der medical treatment, sometimes bettsi aud
som times worse, but never cured. As the
mpetigo increased In verify his hair began
to foil of rapidly and he was fearful that b o
would lose il all. Eight months ago he bsgan
the use of the Cuticura Remedies and by per-
reades h a IL ' nov sot nny nnrea %
IN sc Of the disease, but has better head of
hair than ever Def Nre. l am therefore enabled
by pc aoaal observation to certify to the great
curative properties Of tho Culicura Remediet
IN he treatment OF skin anG scalp diseases
ruly yours, ii T. HOWELL.
Sarnia, Canada, October II, 1879.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
A sure Thing.

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are warranted to cure Gonorrhea, elect,
Cordee, Structure, disease of the Kidneys,
Bladder and Urinary Organs of males and
females.
DR.. Hunters Specific No 2is a sure rem
edy for Shermatorrhea, Seminal weakness,
Nightly Emissions and Loss of Power. caus-
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Price of DR.. Hunters Specific So per bottle
injection ST. Sent everywhere by express.
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North Seventh street, st, Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for treatise. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded. a4-d&w-1y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
BULB CROCES.

A little bulb was murmuring,
Away uown ugder ground,
9Th 5 Is the darkest, dullest place,
That cv yet was found !'
And with her tiny hands che pushed,
With all h0g little might,
But an tho var h above her head,
Was !rCZsn stiff aud tight.
"Lie still, lie still, :" said Mother Earth,
within your blanket warm,
You'll freeze If you go out to-day,
In such dreadful storm ~
But still alas, the little bulb
Did Uiterly complain,
The whole day l)ng, the VIII Die night thrl
She cried but cried in vain.
TIL by aud by came sweet sunshine,
All in q suit of geld,
She heard the bulblet cry ing there,
" ithin the Dark and cold.
She warm I'll the earth, she sIfteued 1t,
Tho sunshine brg ht and bCld,
AID vito her shining gAi-tips
Drew Croeus from tbs mCld.
Then in dainty, white, short gown,
And pettcoat ofgreen,
Sweet CrOcuS smiled ON all the world,
Before leaf was seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26

All OF 0rr's bugges and carriages have
Servants patent wheels---1 Is inch axles.
Orr's Concord sde-spring buggies are
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, steel
ties and Saryan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles Of Concord side-spring
bugges. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price.list.
Go and see Orr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
he world.
Orr keeps all styles of carriages, ph@tons
snd spring wagons.
If you want to buy family carriage send
Orrs catalogue and price-list
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
ERKGaHT'S DHSEASE
OF the Kidneys Successfully Treated
with In flnI,rn Elna yn.at

Messrs Weeks ~ Potter: Gentlemen-In
the year 1868 was taken with severe tao (
of kidney disease, and en- cred Bellevue hos
pital for treatme u. DR.. johnson pronounced
my trouble bright'5 disease. IL is now eleven
years since / left the hospital but partially
cured, dudng which tius have never been
free from pain aud distress, although con
stai thy using me rem dieS When began
taking the Cuticura Resovent my symptoms
Wore severe pain in the back, great accuinulu-
tons of water, legs SWOLLEN and painful so
that could scarcely walk, presenting every
appearance OF dro sy. 1t may seem mracu-
lus, but ia ten days use of the Resolvept all
these distressing symptoms disappeared and
in less than month was con pletely cured.
DANIEL MCMAHON.
2l9 w. Eighth St, so Boston, May lG, 1879
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26

"a. American manufactured glass has
Done up in price from 25 to 80 per cent, but
D.. Goslin made his purchases and gave his
orders. last fall for six months in advance
md consequently Is able to sell all glassware
st his popular China Hall, one OF two lines
excepted, at the old low rates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
TETTEEs
Treated by Half II Dozen Physicians
without Eure

Maesrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen-Mr
II bert stewart has been great sufferer for
years with letter OF y very ?ggravat-d form
He has received treatment from half dozen
o the best physicians Ia this local. y with hu,
lit lie relief. Some time ago he began tnr use
OF the CutlcurL Rsmed g., which have helped
him beyond all expectation. Also 'elieved q
rheumatic Affect m ofthe hip, for which he ID
very thankful. There are other GASES Is thi
town that can give similar testimonials
Respectfully yours,
". V. BYARD, Druggist.
Sharon, Pa, June 20, ls59.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26

We are glad In being able to call special at
tention to DR.. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters. 1t has stood the test of twelve years,
and has proven to be the most reliable remedy
for the cure of chronic female irregularities
and weakness that has ever been offered
thepublic. 1t hes given satisfaction to all,
ard we DO not hesitate to give 1t hearty
rec mmendati1n to our ady friends.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
Complications.

If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication Of
liver and kidney complaints would give ma.
ture's remedy, Kidney Wort, trial they
would be speedily cured. II acts on both or
gans at the same time and Therefore COM
pletely fills the bill for a perfect remedy.
If you have lame back and disorderd
kidneys use it at once. Don't neglect
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
For the Dallas Herald !
RAIN.
By LEE c. HARDY.

With o Adence soft and low
Falls the rain;
And the heavy grasses seem
Bowed with pain
All Tue tender flowers drcop
10 tbs sod,
Bent like penltents tina, kneyl
TO their God.
And the trees loom ind .stinc,,
Thro' tin. mist;
While the res rsd and sweet
That We're Kissed
BY the tun to fragrant lie,
Banch with fear.
From each starry Jasmine's cup
Drops tear
Pure as those the angels shed
Ger mans fall,
And the dark green moss that cllngS
10 the wall,
Drinks the rain up hirstily.
GA their stalks
J. HES beud their stately hea-s,
TnCo' the walks
Iiny streamlets running clear,
Make Ii seem
Like me fairy island viewed
Ia a 81 am,
For my garden brings JOY
10 my heart,
IA sta d and watch the rain
Far apart
From she throng around me there,
Who know nau hit
OF tho helrtnS that may come,
All unsoughf,
From tbs hard ofnature's God
10 the soul,
When IL pants with we Try breath
For the goal,
When Of all oar brightest hopes
None remain,
Life is dark, and every thought
Brings but pain
Then IN soft grey clouds tina, shr0ud
Brilliant 'kies,
And Ia sheeted rain thai fails,
Comfort lies
When ali nature seems to Join
In our grief
Fro.A the ympathy she yields
Cones relief;
While the dow ers teach to us
Lessons sweet,
Ofthe s0lace 10 ue found
At Gods teetl
And the clouds tn dim our life,
All depart,
Washed away by blessed tears
FIom the he mt
CUSTOM, TExAs, repi. 20, 1850