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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

This season the above firm are ex-
hibiting the most magnificent assortment of
art paper hangings ever made in this city.
Most OF their stock is imported direct by the
firm, or is manufactured exclusively for them
by leading makers in the East. They have
now on sale series of novelties in curtains,
upholstery, window shades, etc, which is of
their own design, and which will please those
DESTROYS of purchasing anything in This line.
This firm are offering special inducements to
business men from distant points, inssmuch
rs they are DESTROYS of cultyating trade with
far-otf cities and towns in addition to their
already large home business.
RICH, sTIx co.,
An old Southern dry goods house. This is
one of the largest and most substantial mer-
camille establishments in ST. Louis. AL
though but new house here, having estab-
lished themselves in this city in July, 1879,
their twenty years experience in the dry
goods and notion lines in the South, enables
them to understand the wants of Southern
business men. Their motto has always been
to obtain the favor Of buyers coming to this
market, by pursuing a liberal and conscien-
tious course in all their transactions, and by
Il busness,like competition, earn esteem and
confidence. This firm purchased, some
months ago, large stock of staple and fancy
dry goods, lsnnels and cassimers, induced to
do so by q prospective rise in
prices and probable scarcity of many season.
able goods, which they now offer to the trade
at prices that will prove satisfactory.
Steps have already been taken by this
house to obtain fair share of the Texas
trade in this line, which the excellency OF
their goods and fair prices is sure to bring
them. Mr. Mack Sterne, one Of the Texas
representatives of this house, is now on his
way to the Lone Star State with full line OF
samples. 1t is safe to predict that our Texas
merchants will treat Mr.. Sterne with that
same courtesy and liberahty that is usually
extended representatives of leading houses.
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Job Printing.

For the past few weeks the HERALD JOB
OFFICE has added largely TO its extensive
stock of job material. Several new fonts of
book type, together with forty fonts of latest
style display type, six presses, all run by
steam, render the HERALD jon OFFICE the
most complete in all its appointments in
Northern Texas, and without superior in
the entire State. Our workmen arc all men
Of experience, which is q guarantee that the
work is executed in an artistic manner. Our
friends and the public generally are invited
to ca and examine specimens and to hand in
their orders Prices moderate and work
done nj shortest NOTICE
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Invaluable for Railroad Men.

81 suffered for more than year with indi-
gestion, and during the Inst six months was
very bilious, occasionally having dumb
chill, followed by fevers, which prostEated
me. | took Simmons Liver Regulator, and
for several months have been MS stout and
hearty as any man could desire TO be. | am
thoroughly satisfied that it is all it is recon-
mended to be for Indigestion and bilious
complaints, for mine was certainly stubborn
case. have heard many of my friends speak
of it, and they all agree that it possesses all
the virtues you claim fo- it,
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Or. w. J, Glib ion, of ARKANSAS, writes
"For many years my wife was a sufferer
from terrible female complaint that banled
theskil of all physicians around me. There
seemed no hope for her. 1 was made ac-
qua nted with the composition OF DR.. Drom :
COOLIES English Female Bitters, and knowing
them to be good, 1 procured several bottles
and placed her upon iis.use. They cured her
sound and;;well and, lido not hesitate to say,
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Conductor NJ. & w. railroad

"Your valuable medicine has entirely cured
me ofthe most distressed case Of dyspepsia I
ever saw. am never without it on my engine
as it always relieves me of any distressed
feeling after eating. 1t is the best family
medicine in the world, and never let it get
out of my home. Ia its praise YOU may add
TO this. j. Ii. MALLETr,
Engineer c. Il, r., Savannah, Ga.'
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The lady had been. marrled.thrteen years,
and during at least one-half of that ..time,
had been sufferer from the. effects of Leu
chorrhaa, or Whites, and it's many aItsnd-
ants she Vas very much reduced In
strength and flesh. being una 10 TO take any
active exercise. DR.. L. advised the use OF
DR.. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters, as
he knew tts composition. With many doubts
she com mencso Its use, but after the use Of
six bottles. (eosting only IS oO) she was re-
stored to pc rfect health.
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COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALLY.

suppose cool glass OF sodN,water would
cure your healache, acid stomi cn aud helrI-
burn, was excellent for dyspepsia, and
would act as pleasant purgative? In that
event. everybody would DC rushing to soda
water fountains. l, will not do all that, but
Bailey saline Aperi5nt loans just as well,
is jbst rs pleasant, is mach cAea Jer aud viii
accom- pllsh ali the above. Try it.
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DODn. Ba0MN 4 co.
uoLEsALE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

Z HOLESALE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Among the Oldest and bost business marts
of the West or North, the wholesale dry
goods and notion establishment of Dodd,
Brown IL Co., of St. Louis, taxes second
place to none This establishment occupies
the northeast corner of Fifth and st. Charles,
and Is conceded to be one of the finest and
best situated in the city. The building il five
stories in height, beside the basement and in
every department is displayed complete lines
Of everything pertaining to dry goods, no.
tions and fancy goods. The upper floor as
is the case with most large dry goods houses
of the West and North, is used for charg-
ing, packing ant shipping of goods, This
department is elegantly fitted up, and the
system adopted is complete. The fourth
door ia devoted to display of furnishing
and fancy goods, comprising everything in
the category Of gents, ladies and children's
underwear and hosiery; also full line of
'corsets seamless hosiery and over-als. The
last mentioned are manufactured by this
house and sold solely by this house to the
trade
The third floor is used as a sales depart
ment for notions, white goods, laces, ETC.,
etc. Of every description and variety.
On the second floor is the wooden depart
ment. Here is found a full line of casssi-
meres, tweeds, jeans, tailors' trimmings and
a complete assortment Of haunels and blank
cts. Also. on this fl Dor is the shawl depart
ment, containing full and elaborate stock
of ladies shswls, suits, ulsters and ''circu-
lars"
The lower, or first floor is divided Of into
business offices, shipping department and
general sslesroom for staples and dress
goods.
In the basement are the storage and sales
departments, and also the engine and boiler
ttooms. A novel feature about the basement,
Is, large part EXTENDS out under the street,
and great glass plates imbedded in the side-
Walk affords excellent light to the entire de-
partment,
This house has been for twelve years en-
joying large Texas trade, which has from
year to year steadily increased. The respec-
tive members of the firm are well known to
our North and Central Texas merchants. az
oeipg reliable, liberal and straight. forward
IN all their business transactions. This
house is now prepared to offer great ;nduce-
mens and liberal bargains 10 the Texas
NEWUoMB BROTHERS,
PAPER HtSaiNes, CURTAINS, UPHOLSTERY,
ETC, ETC.
The large and elegantly stocked emnoriup
OF the Newcomb Brothers, occupies a con.
spleuous position, Nos. 1903 and 805 nortb
FIFTH street, enc door from Olive street 81
Louis, wv ''ie''' ~
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For al! chronic female weaknesses ana
Irregularities, English Female Filters stands
AZ th5 heal CT tn list. 1t is never failing
iron and vegetable tonic, giving immediate
hlrpnpl Ii a nlvI rstte y -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

Balley's Saline Aperlent is a cooling and
refreshing sunmer drink for dyspeptics. = 1t
don't taste like medicine. Everybody at
home or abroad should keen it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

-Rector's Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. See certificates of same in adver-
tismept in another column.
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Send to the HERALD JOB OFFICE tor
your commercial printing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

Persons visiting ST. Louis can obtain
board at LIS Olive street. Terms reHsona'
BILE.
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Rock and SOB Printing.

The HERALD JOB PRINTING OFEIcE is
now compIete in all its apartments, being
supplied with all the lates5 styles Of type,
five steat8 presses and everything necessary
to the execution of all descriptions of work,
from the plaiuest to the large9S size man,
moth shreet posters in coors.
COMMERCIAL WORK sPECIALTP
We keep in stock full supply OF lob
material, embracing cards and card boards,
bill and letter-heads, statements envelopes
which being purchased fro - manufac-
lures direct, enabled Us tosk at the
lowest possible prices. v ayley none
but experienced wor1ner,5 guar
antee that all work will All in the
most artistic style andI; Is :!tsst notice.
Orders from abroad will omptly filed.
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RIGOnD'S VITAL Restorative |

GULLY % PER CENT. of the human Iace are
Il victims to partial or complete impoteH cy,
This startling assertion will be fully corrohO
rated by every intelligent physician. Tile
principal causes producing this disc ase are in
discretions or excesses soma of the common
symptoms are loss of vigor, spermatOrrh9a,
pain in the bacb. disposition TO avoid society,
languor gloomy forebodings, mental distress
nervous debility and leucorrhoa On females)
facilitating dreams sc. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the childsof
this great evil Hecret habits are the result of
ignorance. The medical profession has been
almost Grim inally negligent or reticent about
these things, as the demand for increased &C.
commodations at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There Is q well-known principle in animal
physiology that no vital action eau take place,
except through the agedcy of the nervous sys.
TEN. II the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ is..weak There is rem
edy in thu reach Of all, one that has stood the
test for over half a century. DR.. Hcord's
vital Restorative has been scruiinized and In
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine In Paris
as an infallable specific for the above, contains
no PHOSPHORUS, cantharides or ether poison;
Ia purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
pill and can be had of Levasser & Co 10 bis
ne Kicheliau, Paris, tFrancel, or of DR.. s
Brown Sigesmond, sole agent for the U. g.,
Singer Building. st. Louis, Mo-; box Of 1Ot
celpt Of price.
CERTIFICATE
PARre, July Is, ls73-ls kue de- IL Paix.-A
Mr.. e. ", fifty years old, aau oeen widowed
twenty i've years, nervous temperament; hsr,
suffered for thirty years with spermatorrhea
and tor ten years with nervous debility and
EN- Ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
cam. to me and 1 advised him to try Ri.
cords Vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged, but insisted upon his |
continuing its use, and I'm nine months he was |
restored TO full health aud vigor-got married |
and has two fine children.
Out of $40 patients tr ated 81 were cured |
within 80 days, ll5 In six weeks, 1850 between |
two and three months between five and six |
months, In nine months.
Or. NJ PERTGORD,
Med ne de la Hospital Charity. |
Sold by Wholesale aud Retail Druy.
gists generally; marc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

NOR kES IA II, uSeui IOur rooms, Win
IL porch, e.coner of Jackson and Houston
SIRE Is. Good water abundant Apply 10 Il
Jefferson ST., tive, II Elm and Pacific avenue.
EOR RENT Gil Elm street, now occupied by
L Calm 4 Bro, possession given May sth :.
II is % feet wde loo feet long and well furnished
for dry goods store. Apply Jro. Browning
1867 Elm St apll3
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XlvANTED- ~ ilrst-class French cook wants
w employment Apply at the American
house, on Main street, near the Union depot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

NOR ShLE-Frame re .idence; six rooms +,
IL double hail; well finished, stublc,
carriage house, eervan = house, &c. aU5,N
two ercs Ofground; young Orchard; splrnald
water and good ne ghborhood. Ross avenue,
one block rom str e. RI lrold and near its ter
minus II. w. Keller.
aDl-lStf
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StOE SALE--rhat handsome lot, 10Vl5V Il =,
4 bOundcd 10y Patterson, Oleander Hne san
laciGto streets, and Cottage, on same. Time
given for ;st purchase money If desired Ap>
ply on premises oytOJ. W. NaldrOn ut ullmar
&Co's.
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NOR SALE-Lots for sale-Eight lots, live ON
IL Elm street, eGst sycamore, and three
others, extending back 10 Pacific avenue, with
good cottage house, and n Beautiful grove ON
Sane. Inquire Of Browning, 1861 Elm st.
apply
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-16

UNOh SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
II One of The mos desirable commodious
AMI cOmf,rtable In Dallas or 9i3inity. In
quire az Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
mercial chce. jaAsdtf
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NOR RENT - New cottage, cor. Wood and
II BrOwder SITS, containing rooms, kitchen
and servant rOOmsi water ON premises. In
,,tiro nj Wand Il
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NEWUOMB BROTHERS,

The large and elegantly stocked emporium
Of the Newcomb Brothers, occupies a con.
spieuous position, Nos. 1903 and 905 norm
Fift.h street, enc door from Olive street, 81
Louis. S'ree'' Oh
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NOrICE 49, Charley HUH will sell two thOu- |
~ san pounds Of Dry Hides this week, ut
his warehouse, MaNphachie, Texas
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TO EXCiTASGE.
FOR SALE.

ENOK@AtE-No. 22S, ON the corner of Boil and
H. Florence streets, one [ room cottage,
kitchen, stlics and good water; lot acre, on
which are shaSe trees, fruit and shrnbery; will
sell at bed rock price. Call ON G. y. Wellborn,
1l3 Main ST
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TWENTY.FIYE CENT COLUMN.
NOTICES.

- OTiCE Advertisements NAV be handed
into our business office up TO y, m,
and into the cnmnoSing room mn % ] q. NJ.
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ylvANTED-Tw good Chamberads. Ap-
w ply at Grand Windsor hotel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11
Long time she bore.
Physicians were in vain ;
Lockjaw ketcfied her,
Death it fetched her
Cana fn rica aratp-

"rell you what" enthusiastically
exclaimed the widower, 'that's tip
top. Here's your two dollars you've
airnt them. A young man that can
make up sich affectin' lines as them
has'gota glorious future before him!"
And squeezing the exhausted
poets hand, the elated speaker left
in search Of pair of black kid gloves.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11
An Editors Life.

One OF the beauties and charms Of
an editors life is in his deadheading
it on all occasions. No one who has
never tasted of the sweets of that
bliss can begin to take in its glory
and it's happiness. He does 500
w"rth of advertising for a railroad,
gets ''pass" for year, rides &25
Worth; and then he is looked upon as
a deadhead or halfblown deadbeat.
He '.puffs" concert $40 worth and
gets 81 in "complimentaries," and is
thus passed "free." II the hall 10
crowded he is begrudged the room he
occupies, for If his complimentaries
were pay tickets the troupe would be
SO much in pocket. He blows aud
puffs chsrch festival free to any de-
sired extent, and does the poster
printing at half rates, and rarely gets
a ''thank you'' for il. II goes ID q
part of his duty as an editor. He
does more work gratuitously for tho
town and community than all the
rest of the population put together,
and gets cursed for it all, while in
many instances man who donates .
few dollars for the Fourth of July,
base ball club or church, is gratefully
remembered. Oh, it is q sweet thing
to be an editor. He passes ssfrce, !"
you know.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11

A tough-looking citizen walked
into one of the Justices courts re-
Gently, very much intoxicated, and
requested that he be allowed to
swear off drinking for year. His
honor obligingly put him through the
solemn motions, apd the convert,
with confused rumble of we'll
meant but profanely-expressed reso-
luton, stumbled out of the court
room.
"Bct he don't keep it an hour"
said one of the grinnlng lawyers.
"Bet he sticks TO it week, any,
how" observed the court, with con-
fidcncc.
Nonsense, cried everybody.
"What'Il you bet?" asked the
judge.
"Twenty to ten," exclaimed an
eager attorney, producing the money.
"Done!' cried his honor, and the
stakes were turned over to a Chron.
ical reporter.
"Constable, said the court quiet
ly, "go out and fetch that man
back"
| In few minutes the reformed one
was dragged in, and the judge as
ccnGed his dais, raped for order and
looked severe.
Changed with being drunk, =
said the court. whats your plea!
Guess I'm full" admitted stht
prisoner, with an idioiic smile.
"ren days in the county Jail
Constable, lock up your prisoner
Mr.. Reporter, hand this court tina
wealth. Courts adjourned. Boys
let's 90 and food our lower levels. ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11

II doan' 90 a cent on de man who
a,n waitin' iur sunthin' to turn up"
began the old man, as services were
opened. "Dar was old Uncle Luke,
he waited, an waited, an waited, an
at last sunthin' turned up. 1t was
de old mans tees! Oar was big
Ben Smalley. In de Spring or de
Fall, in Winter or Summer, in good
times Or in bad, he was allus lookin'
for sunthin' to turn up. 1t never
occurred to him his own efforts would
count fur anyfn', but he'd sit an
sot an toast his big shins an fill up
on Injun meal an wait fur sunthin'
to turn up. ALI dat cher turned up
for him was q seHtence for SIX months
in de workhonse. .Dar was Sir John
Dorkey, who was well known to
moast Of you. He was q waiter.
He'd sit on de fence an plan air.
castles, an den foil off an find hisself
| in de mud. He went to bed at night
an got up in de mawnin' wild feeiin'
dat sunthln' would turn up. P'rhaps
you remember what did finally hap-
pen. His ole woman ran away wild
better man, an Sir John turned ny
at de bottom oh de river. tell ye
dat waitin' an ,spectin' an wishin'
doan' pay. One good days work n
q dollar an half will put mo- shin
1Rles on de cabin roof dan all de
1-AsSs.nY r1so n;x4x. ,nh IA xvraVo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11
O., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1880.

old church. We desir. you to ac-
company Us there tonight in order to
set these stories at rest
Eastburn's jaw dropped, his face
grew livid, and he was barely able to
reply in quavering voice.
''Ghost! absurd! Do YOU mean to
make fool of me? / will not go to
the church at this hour of the night"
"Allow me to OBSERVE" said Bar
clay, sternly, ''that the rumors, un-
less you aid in dissipating them, may
culmninate in a charge of murder"
Something significant in his tone
seemed to render Eastburn suddenly
submissive,
"Of course viii go, out of polite
ness, if you insist. We shall probably
bag a church mouse. They are pro-
verbally SO starved as to be incapable
of fight
No reply was made to his lame
attempt at humor, and in a very un-
comfortable frame Of mind he went
with them to the church, and was
shown into pew in the dark between
them. After a moments silence the
low tones of the organ sounded
through the church, accompanied by
woman's voice.
"What is this 2" cried Eastburn,
starting up. "Whose voice is that?"
"Be SILENT" said Barclay sternly.
''Good reason have you to hear that
voice with guilty horror.
At the same instant the glass from
his lantern fell broadly upon the Or
gan. Standing before it, looking down
at them, was the figure of Ada Morton.
"Oh, God" groaned Eastburn,
chokingly. "My sins have found me
out. She has come back from the
other world to accuse me of her
death"
EYES," said the girl solemnly {.
''Stephen Eastburn, you are my MUIR
derer.'
II confess it," shrieked the terror
maddened wretch. 81 ask no mercy
from men, for the grave has condemed
me. Take me away--hide me from
this awful sight"
The light was turned out and the
girls figure disappeared. The hor-
ror-smitten EastburE, shrieking min
gled prayers and curses, was taken to
the village and imprisoned on the
double charge of fraud and attempted
murder. In course of time he was
| cnnvj.fa6 and puniShoH
On the same day that he was SEN
fenced, Barclay called upon Ada
Morton, now installed in her father s
house. With her restoration to her
rights she had recovered her health
and beauty, and it was with a strange
feeling of mingled hope and fear thai
the young man took her hand and
said:
81 have called to say goodbye
Miss Morton"
The bright smile faded from hel
face, and look of pain came in it:
place.
"You are going away? l had hopef
you would stay with u.s."
i "My work here is done," he an
swered. Il have restored you tt
your home, and to-day your enem,
receives the punishment of his crimes
What more is there to do?''
f Nothing" she returned brokenly
''but to forget the poor girl whom
. you have befriended. That will b.
easy
NO" he replied earnestly, ''s'
difficult that / shall never accomplish
it. To stay as your friend is impossi
, BILE. must 60 away and labor t
crush out this longing, this love fo
you which has overgrown my Who'll
, heart, or stay to cherish it for you
sake. Tell me, dear Ada, which mus
l do!"
3 She looked up at hun shyly, an
: came nearer to his side as she whs
pered: "Stay."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11
TIME TABLE.
..u Ct. LOUIS Z PACIFIC.

CHICAGO & ALTON.
r.;,. Arrives. Departs.
r.,..s City Mail. 0p.m. i2.35 pm.
sn.ss city Night Ex. Ii. .45 am. l2.0 am.
4. .k1nsse : 9h;caeo Ex. I50a m. LBS am.
t's WEST.
f,;.v Nail.. 345p pm. 3.50p.m.
4. .kansss - am. 2.25a.m.
&. .Dente. ..;,y Night Ex.. 3.23 am. 3.30a.m.
4. k1es S,ty Accom-. IL m. 3.50p.m.
D. HENDERSON, Ticket Agent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11
NV wife, !, remarked a promin

MY wife, = remarked a prominent
manufacturer, ,"never attends auctions.
She went once, just before We were
married, and seeing friend on the
opposite side, nodded politely, where
upon the auctioneer knocked down o
patent cradle, and asked her where
she wished ii delivered.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-11-11

The girl wllo ene1 lef hs5r tlAen
makes the wife vino hanaS MI hna-
band.