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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

WHENEVER country exports more
than it imports, that country is COM
mercially prosperous and therefore must
be financially prosperous too. For the
year ending December Slst 1870, the excess
of exports from the United States over i'm
ports was $25l, 350,677. II the country did
not have to writhe under the horrible night
mare of high protective tariff, the excess Of
exports would not have been SO much in
1alue, but the people would have mere
money in their pockets. il is an outrage
upon free people to force them
to pay double price for the nacessi
ties of life because they may be
manufactured in this country when foreign
manufacturer. If no tariff interviewed, could
sell them at half the price asked
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ROCKWALL.
Correspondence of The Herald.

Correspondence VI The Herald,
KooKwALL, February.
Tho want Of water was getting 10 DO truly
alarming until the lutte snowand rain fell. -
w. q. Polly aud Turner Sharp became tired
Of tho lonely walks Of single misery aud soil.
tnry wretchednoss and took unto themselves
hclpmoets this week and launched out upon
tho ocean of connubhl bliss and felicity, the
former taking TO bis fortune the lovely Miss
Lula Clark aud the latter tho ammbe Miss
Sallie Thomas, artesian well Is TO DO
dug. Something over 81 900 has been sub
scrbed and the work " TO commence soon.
The iuil nov has II ilrst.rnto cnge just
completed, and stands open without n single
inmate II witness the lew meanings Of prison
solitude within the chamber.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
IT is a strange sort of scandal, yet a s.

IT is a strange sort of scandal, yet scan
dal Of the most loathsome nature, that they
have in New York now TO delight the gossip'
and cold-booded mongers in that sort Of
thing. Miss Leonsra Graham is young
lady not yet out of her teens and she has
petitioned one Of the Judges of the Supreme
Court for the appointment of guardian on
the ground that her father, General Charles
X. Graham, Surveyor of the Port Of New
York, has disgraced her by calling her a
bastard and applying other approbrious cpl
chefs to her in the presence of her
friends. She wants guardian that
she may be enabled to bring suit against her
father for SANDER. Ifher petition is granted
and the suit brought, General Graham will
DO placed in the unhappy predcament of ad-
hitting that he attempted by falsehood to
disgrace his child, or il he defends II, of dis
grazing HIMSELF his child and his dead wife
bv proving what he said, to be true. A
Gather who would so outrage every sense Of
dscency. and propr:ety as to fuse such Ian
u,iage 70 bis daughter, ought to be sunk into
the lowest depth Of infamy, If the daughter
could escape tho shadow ofhis shame.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

THE New York Herald and Mr.. Charles
Stewart Parnel have gotten themselves into
dispute and wordy quarrel with each other.
Mr.. Parnell charges the Herald with suppress
ing the mostimportdnt part of speech de-
ujpored by him at Buffalo recently. This the
Herald denies emphatically and intimatcs,
indeed, says 1t in plain terms, that Mr. Par
nell is quorulous, if not importinent and i'll
bred, and that he does not exhibit in his
''style that refined tone and courteous spirit
which popular prejudice somehow associates
with the conceptions ofan Irish gentleman u
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MATTERS By NAIL.
NEWS or OUR NEAR NRI0HBoRs.
MCKINNEY.
MGKlSSsr, Feb. 2

MGKISSsr, Feb, 2,
Correspondence Of Tho IIorpld'
The trial OF VIM, Early WINS reset for ih'
lllh " February, owing 10 tho sickness Of
tho defendant tho exception ol
soma important minor caa1s, tho criminal
docket WIN DO disposed Of this wcok,-Qu
tho ith inst thore will DO leap-yoar bal
given by the ladies Of Mckinney, which
Judging from the preparations, will DO y
grand success. II takes place ut the 1ool'
Houso,--.Candldnos have begun 10 ~
nounCe for the election next November
Rathora long time to be In suspense, Far
mcrs took advantage Of tho beautiful spring
weather lately, and are about ready for plant
Ing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

TnR Sulphur Springs Gazette agrees with
The HERALD that steps should BIO taken at
once for athorough organization ofthc Dom
ocratic party. 1t inclines to the opinion that
Eat no other time in the history Of Dem
ocracy has the imperative necessity
for strict organization ofthe party nantes
tod itself to those of us who revere and love
the grand old principles enunciated by
Thomas Jefferson, ms at present"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

Hon. E.B.WAsuBuRNE, ox-membcr of Con-
gross from Illinois and ex.Unitod States Son.
tor from tho same State,and ey.United States
Minister to France in recent interview sad
Inc was not candidate for President and
would not be that no was for Grant and
was surc Grant would be the next President
That enttlna n
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elsewhere will DO found n letter from
Texas TO tho Chicago Prairie Farmer which
speaks for itself Such letters as that do
Texas good and such writers we oro always
glad TO see. Tho drouth Is made out little
worse than II Is, but on tho whole the letter
is all right.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

Mn. MARTIN M. KENNY Ia candidate
for the Democratic nomination for tho State
Senate In tho Austin, Washington and Burlc-
son counties district. lilo Is lawyer Of
standing in his (Austin) county, and Is wthol
"A very popular gentleman.
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PARTIES desiring copies Of tho HERALD
containing tho proceedings Of tho Grand
lodge can DO supplied by leaving orders In
the counting room tho day previous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

DENNIS KEARSEY has made his cru'adeS
in behalf OF tho aboring man puy. He IS
said TO DO worth $40, 600 all made In tho nd
yocacy Of the cause that has made him nolo-
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/, 0, 0, f..
SECOND DAY OF the GRAND LODGE.

oraad ahou Paraie-EIorcl,si At Lively Hall
syHOp.l. sfth, sp'scto-Suubu Of Lslgs'
Reporting at ROll.call- Proceedings Of
tho Grand Raoampmeni.
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Now he would be an Odd kind Of Eel.
low If he didn't go to Pearson's Ladies
Clothing Store and buy something for his
wife before going home. 7l2 Elm street is
tho plara
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BY two fair arms when he takes home
new bonnet to the loved one left behind him
from A. A. Pearson's Ladies' Clothing
store, 712 Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04

A larger acreage of small grain than last
year has been sowed in Williamson county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-04
n0RsIsG SESSION.

MORNING SESSION,
The Grand lodge was called TO order NJ 10
o'clock u, M, by NJ. W. q. NJ and opened In
due form, ,
The Committee on Credentials reported
nlnsloon Past GrAnds present, who were
brought forward and received tho past OIL
cIal and dnnd lodge degrees,
Adjourned 10 Lively ball lnprccesslon'
THE PROCESSION.
Tho condition Of the streets prohibited
tho parade through tho streets proper rs per
tho original programme, and IL was confined
10 the sidewalk,
Tho members of tho Dallas, Schiller
bund and Trinity, (tho three local lodgcHl
members of the Grand oncampmoni and
Grand lodge, formed ut odd Fellows hall
NJ half past ton, and marched In body 10
Lively hall, where the public reception took
place.
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Il HERALDAND COMMERCIAL

4 Entered al the FOsf-ODios al Dallas, 7NTas, ~
Sco0Hd-0ldu mdifsrl,
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TifE HKRALD has a larger circulation hda
al ne other DAN papers IL North 7fTas,
combined,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-01
LYDIA e. PsMKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive cure
For all Female Complaints.

TAis preparation as ia name signifies. consists %
Vegetable Properties that harmless the del
,rate invalid Upon trial the merits OF this Com
round will hs recognised relief is immediate; and
When i,z continued in ninety nine cases in hun
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gfy On account CT it, proven merits It is to-day
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shs eoaatry.
10 viii cure entirely tie worst form Of falling
u the uterus Lsucorrhos irregular and painful
Ncastruaticn all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
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sequent spinal weakness and IS es9ecialy adapted
The Change Of Life II viii dissolve and eIpei turnors
from the utsrasin early stage OF development; The
tendency to kun.ors tAero Is checked very
speedily by It's
In fact Is h,s proved 90 - the great
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ed 10 pernsses y portion Of tho system and gvcs
life and vor. II removes falntncss atuiency do
struys a;ierzving for s;i,nEa:s and relieves weakness
Of The stomach
70 cures Floating i7ca,iarhe-. rcrvoas rrostratI0
General Debility. GlcoF!essnc.s Depression and In
gestoa- That feeling OF beaF.Es down. causing psi
weight and baekaec Is slra s permanently cured -
its II viii at sH tfaea ard rndcraI eireunstsn
ees act in harmony win TIE l.w tLAs governs tie
frnlale systeni.
For Kidney Conaga-r.;- OF either tkls compound
IL unsurpasseL
Lydia {, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
isprsp.rcd at ~ and - Western Avsaue lynn Mass
Price sioo sK bottles for 9soo. sent by IiA in the
form Of pills IA tho form Of Lo-sngcs receipt
Of price. sieo. per hav. for eitter NJ. PINKHAN
fr.sly AL ist;1 Of asu.rY send for paii
phlsa Address Is a'love ,ssatf3a fhts paper.
No f.rafy sk0pld bs without L--oIA Z PINEHAN'
LIVER PILLS. fhsy ours Constipation. Bliousne,s
sadI0rpsGI;y Of the Liver = eeHss Is- lex
FOR sALE ny
{. y. BOYD,
DRUGGIST,
Somerset, Pa.
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pARKER's HAIR eALsaM

ne bckt aau NOW ftVIuza4V-f Ei.Sf L'ltss.as
sE2ussi.ely ieIiils.od and PerfeCily harmless.
VII Always Restore Gray or FsGoa Hair
4, iss original youthful cnlnr anil appearzacc .r5 Is
warranted to stop its ains, zzSssS rs gfoHta sld
prevent bal3nezA
few applications Of th- BALsAss vii soften q.
hzir, cleanse sH dzndnItf and cure itching and hs.
ncuss 0tti-e sssip Sid ~ Al dEsEgss;s a. Ssy soa
septomheT g.
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1881.
Harper's Bazar,
ILLUSTRATED.

This popular perio iIcal is pre- oaiinentiy jour
mai Tor the house hoid
livery Numbvr idrnis1tsthe Latest iufYrmatioa
10 regard 10 FASHIONS IA dress AMI Urn1 llent the
newest ami most approved ptferls with d-scTip-
tive articles dert.ed iron auiheaIic ami org nal
sources; while its Stories, Poems, aud Z says on
Social ana domestic Topics, yiyes variety 70 its
cOiunEs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-01

Saturday, Ascelahcr II, 1880,
the following named pr perry late the real estate
~ said decreased, via:
No. I. lot OF ground situate In said Borough.
containing q acre, more oriess. adjoining Joseph
Spyders heirs On the east, Freierick Weitner
on the south, Elisabeth Hsrbaugh the west
and Main street on the north, shich are e-ectSs
ivostory dwelling houee and other ou,hri ri,dias,S
No. z An our lut eottaiains q sorez more VI
less, adyining bn6s o! Sesoia iaon hser On he vest
Nicholas Bersay % the south Barnet Picking on
ths esst sesi alley % tks north; this land h in
sssa5 ststs Of ealttvetian.
Sale to commence at O'Clock r n. of said day.
TERMS.-One-h hall eash, and the balance ON
Rrst Of April, 1881, TO be secured by Judgment,
JOSIAH KELLER,
Nov II Admir-. cgFs teets cssslo SAaeF0
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-01

An excellent remedy for burns
and scalds is mixture Of lime wa
ter and sweet or linseed oil in equal
parts.
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MEDICAL And HBIHAi
PURPOSES


4 DEMONSTRATORS ~.
a t-'V VALUABLE KEtL 81.
EyN i-iGe fan 0~ier 90 sale i-.a
OrpplG ~ G .ur- o. >.mers. @ c'.1l ii-'
- !. ~ pub g safe on ,ae premise.
Fr,d Dacsm5s IT, IN
stl5o-e.- s... the real estate %;
s.r-n Pile. &c, ,rsisiug .t '.
eituais 81 EeL r Typ, \ n5rs-.
& ss.sfsiuius- = 3D. -.1res. mrre"r Jess
! II AnsEnuv ss1. Joseph FHru-s
: seu Michael ~halfer, Ri Oz.i1r, re-
[ nan a', ,ut 10 acres clear, gu Atr.- p
/ .;sI the halsuce we'll tiIunersi iaN
l .--e.. ..t on large ySo-sfHry 5.
4 bqusa ani bank barn. q oue-s'.rs
l -islle h well yga-ersd witu never 80 =
i.ae a zaa.i apple urchar.., a e. l.l,
aaa-ry both open aud 10 worst
zlarze n pie suE camp. an j.
q. fhe test irctu,ies Do Sum,--tt ..--
TEk1IS.-s2 tC0 down ln q. il'i
A. baia~ce In tEo equal an11ti ~.
a. i.ierlst: tuy-thI7i of tAs 3.
E~-. .4slaer- ci.sii leh.- r1 lf
- 4 leu af i5se- 30 che ala-a-
'esr a-ai ugary % he pfE
~ -Four ~ i've iuEs gihay "i'
d sa- ii'e il' ''l''' r1IZ3i.-
%.sl7
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1881.
Fiarper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical by its able aai scholarly discus-
sou 0i tue questions Vf the day, vel Is y it
iliustrI.iuns-whch are pr pared by the nest
/ artisis-has always eSsriei a most powerful AMI
beneficial iniaence on the pubic mind.
Tne geign. % It. iuiiuenc VIII Away be 9 uni
on the sile OF morality, enlightenment aud E-lue-
ment.
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. ,eaHAN>' COURT SALE

- - ..e o.. IN order Ul --.- ~ 81
o.,i 49, C1url q : mersef co. 81
y, Ino dare ..ec, / viii expose 20 i--
af,r lag, Decsm5T llD,
80, t.skP r.. On the prem is=,. -' ~
- Js. ,--iAelf real estate ll.s .A'
- H.. s,g q n ve deed. viz So
-, - -, . cr land situate y -..
- - e1sr.s Pa q alioiIia- - -. b
rsI--L = Tohs Daily. Thnm1s 'fs -. b.
-. ,a-.5lirtsr-- iVg acres mr. ...
l.-.s, - eu,ff, ss-rs iH -ssai',s -. f.
....,., = leving L1r7soa erse.e4 ..-,-s-
houses, a. ssE e'tfa. -,-f.f,-,s -al sass- -
,.lss ..l,..,, s's quar-, q, the premise. b
---E Ess--t;1.. q ri u hand. ...s 81
- ~ sup-,birl - t@o year, v -. -.
pnyTe a.. F1'-+- ~y
iuigUl. ne TOBIAS Gl.-ii.-
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1881.
Harper's S Magazine.
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studying the SUI l-ct ohjectively and ffum the
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o the largest nuinher-I long aga cOncluied IN q,
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HIlzisTzdLI5isE2yZIl:a l:a
FACTS WO2Tn KNOWING.


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Ths best Health and Strength ResiaFsr
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Z So perfect h tbs composition or P4EEEa's
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-01
EXECUTOR'S SALE

BY authority. and In Pursuance Of the last Will
and testament OF Frederick Wsimer. hate of Som-
erect Borough, deceased, there will be exp sef to
public sale, st the Glade House in said Borough,
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-12-01

iS4ieiNi Wilen sniti warm ufctxcs OltN,
The mashor, blithe and gay,
Bloomed radiant in Z flannel sai.,
His ulster packed away.
But now east winds blow cold and chill,
His spirits get reduced;
He has,es 10 shoot the flannel suit,
For ulsters rule the ro0st.
never 20 by the capitol in cold
weather but that | think of what Il
waggish fellow once said with more
wit than reverence about the naked
statue of Washington in the East
Park, that he was pointing with
hand raised towards the Patent
Othce where his clothes waa Kept
and intlmaiing ti,at he would like
"a have them on. 1t seems strange
to think of folks joking about these
things when we country folks look
up to them with such admiration.
But | guess it is about the same
with City folks when they first see
our mountains. They are pnaising
them all the time while we being
used to them think very little about
them.
Columbia Commapdery af Free
Aasons al which Gen, Garfield is .
member viii act as an escort TO the
PRESIDENT elect in the inaugural pro-
ceSslOn. A committee has heap an
pointed to make arrangements and
It Is thought all the eammanderies
throughout the Country will be in
vited TO participate with them. $50
mote it be-.
Atthe Ebbitt and Willard among
the colonels and judges Hancock
tails have gone out fashion, They
now take Garfield sours aud mighty
sour at that,
PICKET.