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Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13
NJhe Dottsehold.

10 Clean Looking Glasses. fake ii news.
paper, or part Of one. according to the size
OF the glass. Fold it small and din il into
basin of clean. cold water; when thoroughly
wet squeeze it out in your hands us YOU
would a sponge, and then rub IL hard All
over he face of the glass. taking care that il
is not so wet as to run down in streams. In
fact. the paper must only BE- completely
moistened or dampened all through. After
the glass has been we'll rubbed With wet
paper, let it rest for a few minutes, and then
go over it with fresh dry newspaper, fold
ed small in your hand, till it looks clear and
bright, which is almost Immediately with no
further trouble. This method. simple as it
is, is the best and most expeditions for clean
ing mirrors, and it will be found so on trial
giving c.eanness and polish that can be
produced by no other process.
Fruit Cake.-One cupfnl OF molasses, I
cupful of sugar, cupful of butter, cupfi,l
Of sour milk, A cupfuls of flour, eggs, 1
tablespoonful of allspice. | tablespoonful of
cincinnamon, tablespoonful of cloves, I
nutmeg, teaspoontuI Of saleraius, pound
OF raisins. pound of currants, or if prefer
red, pound raisins. This makes two loaYes,
They should be kept in q jar in cool cell
lar.
Doaghnuts.- cup of butter, four eggs,
two and one-half cups of sugar, one cup
OF sour milk, one teaspooninl of soda. little
soda; flour enough to roll out. Cut III any
shape desired. Have the lard for fat from
fowls, hot enough for them to rise to the
surface as soon as put in.
s'aosc Cakes.-Whites of four eggs, one
and tlree-quarter cups flour, half cup OF
sweet milk, in which is dissolved half tea
spoonful of soda; one teaspoonful cream tar
tar, mixed well in t'onr, beat all well, flaw
orIng to taste.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13

sou, and Australian White wheat. grown hv
Henry Mouioron. of GaElatn valley. NJ. T..
aud is somewhat above the ave,age OF the
wheat grown in the territory. The While
Taos is Il very popular wheat with our best
farmers. but the Australian yields the lar
grst, and we believe is preferred by the
mllerS who tested it.
The Centennial wheat. we believe. has not
been introduced in Montana; but it is highly
spoken Of by some of our Eastern exchanges.
to our readers the result. 49,.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13

a'e more crops spoiled by late and over
,s "a'erihg than from a lack oft; and even
- 'ne yield is somewhat lessened by not WA
se'''s' which may sometime be the case. it
= s''i'llendable always to sacrifice quantity
=: ~ 4aallty. Next to the science of cultiva-
~ D' = Tie Importance OF the variety. Many
s1oiitana farmers have continued to plant
~" year 10 year,o whatever variety they
A. ppe'ied to get hold OF, first, consequently
VIC 1uoor on their tables are anything but
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
h.. N. SUTHEE7i~EN, Editor.
W. n. SUTHERLiN, Associate Editor
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13
ADV ERTlSING RATES

Transient advertisements pavns'!t i'll advance.
genlar advertisements payable unl tcrly.
twenty-five per cent. added iur spec; advertise
aents
Remittances by registered letter, post-oflce
arler or draft at our SIX; but moi ut onr expense.
ANY enc failing to receive his paper regularly
sbould notify us promptly by postal card
A subscriber desiring to change the post-oilrc
direction of his paper must communicate to lis the
same Of the post-oi1icc to which has previously
Aeen sent, otherwise we may be unable comp y
with his request.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13
Cleveland, Tenn. April 10, 1880.

Wheat was received. 1t is the first Cen
tennial wheat we have seen, and is, indeed,
very beautiful. The grains are large, even
even in size, and II shade redder than our
commol. spring wheat. But we find upon
comparison with some of the hest Montana
grown spring wheat that our wheat is tri-
lie larger. The comparisons were made
with White Taos, grown by D. D. Fergu-
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13

The ROCKY MOUNTAIN HusBANDMAN is designed
a be, as the name indicates husbandinaE \ every
anse of the term, embracing in its co'Hmns every
department Of Agriculture, Stock -raiaEg, Horti-
sslturc, Social and Domestic Economy.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13
SPECIMENS OF LARGE WHEAT.

EDITOR HusBANDMAN: enclose you a
small SAMPLE Of the Centennial Spring
Wheat. Do you know where can procure
larger grained wheat, either fall or spring
variety. My object is 10 get the largest
grained wheat known. Ifyou know where
| would be likely TO find iC please advise me
and oblige, Yours truly,
l.. L. OsMENT.
Ts,a,, Anvil 10 1870
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13

IHE past winter was very severe one in
Europe, doing great damage to 'rees, vines,
etc. In Belgium the horticulturists report a
very dishearting condition of things. One
says that in his locality, pears, peaches,
plums, apricots and grape vines exist only
in carcasses; and another that pear trees
are dead to the roots, as are also many nut
trees.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1880-05-13

ApRIcoTs are becoming a favorite fruit in
California, and the climate is favorable to
their growth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
LOCAL JOTEINGS.

Repairs for Atlas Engine can DO had OF
G. S. Mitchell & Go.
go 10 Leon Kahn's all the time to pur-
chase your boots, shoes and hats.
For nice fitting shirt, have it made to
Rdor ST Olsncy's, 700 Main street, up stairs.
The greatest variety Of styles snd quality
of new year and visiting cards OF the HERALD
ofics.
Just received, one car apple cider, in bar
rels and kegs, from Keokuk, lows, at B. Y.
Holloway u Go.
For mixed COW and horse feed, bran, oats
sna hay, ETC., go 10 Stedman " Co., No. 757
Elm street Free delivery.
Atlas Portable Engne' took bluo ribbon
ever twenty-five competitors At st. LOuil
Fair, 1879,
--Rectors Vital Restorative cures nervous
liability. Soc certificates Of ssme in adver-
lament in another column.
birmingham & FELTON, are ..manuRctur-
ing hominy grils and grAhsm -Four, Mills
No. 226 Patterson avenue.
--Esye your drawers made 70 order at
1lsacey's, double lined in the seat and WAT
,ensed not to rip or break.
Who ia shel A prominent lady patron
of the stage, known 10 be wealthy, is said 70
have Il in her brain 10 sdyise everyone with
whom she conyerses to use "RYe and Rock"
as a beverage, OF rs tonic, or azure for
many of the diseases that flesh heir TO-"
be Il cold, cough, asthma, brochiEis, or the
.consunnption. She always adds, Aoweyer, be
snre to get Yan.Beirs "Rock and Rye" with
bis sicDslure on the label, as all others are
limitations. The question is, does she receive
a commission, or is she public beneisctor'
ru1,n IL chef
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
JOHN, ] GOO
j y. HrRFYoBn. S,eeretary

NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
~ By authority OF an act Of the Sixteenth
Leglslaturo OF the State Of Texas, approved
April q, A, j. 1910, entitled "An act 10 pro-
vide for building a new state capital to be
erected % the Capitol Grounds at Austin,
Texas, plans and complete specifications will
be rocolYcd by lbenndor4gned building COM
mlasoneia Tor same
UNTIL IL o'Ciu KIM, JANUARY s, 1881.
The 6aiu house iuIst haVo apartments a. IL mr.
ranFpments at least equal 10 tho FOL \ owing.
Governor'a onico and apartments, lrooms, Sec
rotary otState'a npgi ,ments,lr mB;AttOrnoy
GeneraPe, rooms; Comptroller q rooms;
Treosurera, 4 rooms; statistics aud ~ tlculturo
rooms; Educational, rOomS Adlntau Geu-
eral'a, rosmsi Police Guard aud Jant0rs. 3
r0dmsi Geological Department. / large spec,
men room and 0ilica fVf aRma; J large vault
for Treasurer; large vault Tor Secretary Of
StateT large yaultaf0 Comp each fire and
bufElsr prooitWater closets, sewers etc. com
plete for each story IN building. Provide on
second 0oortor Senate ChainbeG approximate
ly 300 superficial feet, with loby and gallorlssi
also, p0s.ofice room, cloak room, Lieutenant
GovtinCrs private room, onrolling clerks
room, qugrosslng clerk's room, Representa-
tivol' Han, approximately 1850 superficial
feet LOBBY and galleries; p0stotllco room; cloak
room crossing clerk' room enrolling clerks
room Speakers private room, jani'orls roomi
sAle Library room, capacity OF 100, 90 volumes.
Ihltd floor, supreme Court, one room, Ap-
poiia'u Nouit y on. lYll,,, Nuu one law ilbfhry
Iouiu Won shlNilt 70 ootni onu ciefks once Tor
eseh court bhu Nv leabt hite private rooms Tor
use ol Judgrsi ose iusiPhsPs room for each
,HuIti Vne ySntTs topui, nha NOT lena thRn
thltF o5inulltlee rooihs, sls-atsd ON second
aud third floors.
lrt'l slons hiusi DO made iQr properly light
ING IneehtIs b0liding. and also for healing
snine W ashn - Wen az itr wafer iecllltitei
on esoh hoori thorough Vtnuiatl1n thfvuShout,
l he awe oIecfolbt lee niue pe carefully aud
pe issu9 - nearly aFFotabln hre pro0f.
drawings wiz oonsi,t % t9sndoiion plan,
ufft moor plsh, snopna uoor pam thtd losr
pan ROOF pan longitudinal tettlan, iIens-
vcNe section ROM etvstl0n. rear elevation.
" Is !eli optl5uhl WIN me archllect WHISTLER he
submit pcIspscllyt dfnWlug or not,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

A few days ago, during debate in tho
houIe, MIR, Keller tauntsd Mr.. Springer with
the dearn0ss of quinine, Notwithstanding the
repeal of the duty on that article two years
age. This is stock argument of protse-
tionists against q low tariff. Mr.. Springer
replied as fellows:
every well; that may DO all very true, for
tho few persons engaged in the manufacture
of quiniSC in this couRtry, who have made
vast fortunes out Of ii by reason Of pro.
tective tariff, ars enabled to get up corner
in it and thus prevent doslOrs frem getting
itsexceptins by paying high rates TO them.
That lie their way Of showing tho necessity
of protective tariff upon 1t. There is an ar
gument which somo persons pretend to maiR-
tain, which hold that the higher tho tariff,
the lower the prics Of the tax commodity TO
the consumer, and the lower the tax the
higher the price. | never, with my limited
knowledge, could understand it. If any
gentleman on the other side believes that the
reduction or abolition Of the tax on quinine
raised tho price, have no objection. 1t
would follow that quinne would be higher
Without q protSotive tarib than with it. The
manufacturer ought, therefore, 10 rsTer free
trade in that article"
1t waS stated before euinine was put on
the free list, tsat the four cuisine manufsc-
turers in the United States would have to
close their doors aud go into bankruptcy IS
soon as tho repeating act became q law. OF
course the quinine ring knew this was ialse'
1t is the old srgum ens of protsctionists TO
trighten people, The result OF the repeal OF
the quiaine tax shows that no msnutscturo
which is essential to the country will DO
disturbed or jsOpsrdized by free trade,
save in the reduction of prices from tx
orbitsnt and oXtortonate rates to moderate
rates As to the dearne,s OF quinino, the
price year after tho repeal was 81 less than
before, or so 30 instead of So 80 per ounce.
In 1878, so many orders were s,st to Europe
Tor quinine that the prizes was put up IN
LondoS, Paris, Stuttgart Gnd other places
where it is manufactured, and hos been kept
up higher than usual siscs. In ayear or
two there will be q material difference in the
price of quinine, as the rate will DO reduced
In Europe and will DO followed by o cores
pending reduction in this country where the
consumption is 80 large.
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Fan STATE OF TEXAS,
70 TUE SEshFF or ANY CONSTABLE OF DAxS.. u
UoURJY, erEBFiNOt

TO TUE SEshiFF Or ANY OOSsgADLN or DALI. u
COUNTY, ermBEN0t
You are hereby commanded that, by max.
ing publication Of this citation IN sGIne news.
paper published In said county for four Neeka
previous 10 tho rsnrn day hereof, you sum
mon il. l.. Atkihaoa and II. Z. Alsted, who.
are nom rssidenta Of tho ststs OF Texas, 10 be
and appear before the county oeHrt, 10 be
holden in and fer tbs county OF Dallas, at tn,
oourb hsuse tktTsoiin the city OF Dallas on thu
th I'd Monday In January nsIt, then and there
t0'anETsr the position Of Harriet FitAhugh
filed In said ooRrL against the said II. l., At
kiItsa and n. P. Alstsd, on tho 22d day %
Oct0bsr, lsSe, ana pu@ berss 1903, and ale slne
In substance a. follows, so-wi..
"ThAs the defendants Aforesaid arc Indebted
No her, the said plaiRtin, upon their prona-
Mssry nobs, In tbs sum Of 0Rs Thozsaud DOB
lars. made, exsestsd ard delivered BY thNm,
undor thsir frm phnas or Atkinson a Alatod,
to said plainfifi, en- Wa STAT day Of october,
1919, at the sitJ Of Dallas, STATE Of Texas, ana
bearing inteTsat ut Me rate Of ton per cent
per Annsz Hntil paid; asa, farther, that, In
order 10 Gseare the payment Of said note, said
defendants 81 Soated and delivered TO plhiAtiA
al the same tinie their dssd Of trust upon tnt
following doseri eed personal property, to-wu
"one Rsgulsior, Three Elbow Cases tot
Counter, I've show CasI with shelves. .0nz
Fire aRd Bzrglsr Froof safe, and all the took
Of both Of said defendants.
Said plaintiff prays for Judgment against
said dsfendans for the smount OF said notS
with interest, for eests of suit and fora de ~es
foreclosng her aforesaid lien upen the asovs
described property.
Herein fail not, but have You thes and there
before said court this Writ with youi return
Thereon, showing how y0p have executed tn
same.
WTTEpss, A. Earwood, Clerk ofthe Csun,,
Court Of Dallas County.
Given under my hand and the seal o.
said Court, at once, In the City ei
Dallas, this 9Th day OF November
A. D. 1880.
A. HARDWOOD, Clerk.
BY W. Ii. fHAcKKR, Deputy.
LhHpsLEr & BRADFoR D
A eys AMI Petitioner.
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A , ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING thesiopas,1
~, aud regulating and licensing mliE
dealers.
ue i erdeined ~ the City cod.sn Of tho
City " Dallas: wv
sEcnoS That Il shsil be unlawful Tor INV
one 10 sell milk. or rur3ua thu bublnesg III
dgiiyinan, In the city uf Dallas, mlgsahehay5
O llcente from tho city, aud othorwlso conf
plies with the prOylOions Of tins ordinance.
SIC 2, Any one Vlshiug b puisua VA a
| bNslnesRi snail apply 10 tho city assessor ana
collector Tor llcense, Nud shall pay therefor.
! ms q license fee, TIE Rum OrnyeutV-ilve doilAra
| per aunum, and he shall receive upmber for
| his wagon, angs receipt,
! Aru Z, Any ods pursuing said bugluess
ebGll nut register his psmh number OF hjg
wagon aud locality Of his dairy, with tle city
chemist. heshel mark leglhiy on each can
! the ahafaclgf Of milk thereiA cuntalneli and ID
shalt no Dnlawinl for bin or hrr d t,fn \
different chaiacteror quality oi milk in spid
can, lhomlik shall he named rs sweet milk,
Skinned mllk, strippiun O. Huttcfmilk.
| SIC 4. lt shall ~ ul0winl 20 cell Bxpore.
or ptier Tor sale, rny milk pNefpt huttqr-
milk which has specific gravity Of less than
SIC. 5, An milk shall be- subject 10 lunpec
ton ny tho city chemist, asd itshAll be nnfaw-
ful for any ono to hlnGer obstruct or interfere
with him N the lawful discharge Of his duty.
SIC o, The city chemist shall test, at least
twice month, ana rs much oftencr as he
deems proper, all milk sole In the city.
SEC. T. Any ono violating any section Of this
ordnance ahall be fined 10 any sum not ex-
ceedlng nity dollsre.
$50. 3. That this ordinance take cfIoot nam
passage and publication
Approved December ., 1880.
JoHEJ GOOD, Mayor.
j, D. HTnTYoRn NerrCtary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

A N ORDINANCE on ccn,s,eyv ND .,.,.
a, sexton. he II ordained by the civ cn my
section l. The place bsyoaS ihs co,,,o:.-;f..
nu'lls tfen to the ely sf pallas a. s,,e ~
s.SscIi 81 saet olher place as the eitv
sshaeli may selsst, shall be the plsce Of h.,is
lef me sity 81 Dallas, and shallbe Sesisrn,
as he"elsy cemetery dN"'eu
cee, y. Tie said ceinrttrv. ar ..,..,,.i.-
snais no suitably Laid oS into str9erS casn,
S 49, aas corners q lots 90 DO lnaIeatss Nv
LNsss 81 durable wood The sise on 4 fsl1 ~,
shsll bs sisAtetn by tWeSty tsat. ~ ~. ~.
see' ;. Tho eisy engineer shall snrvsr .sCi
steusus hNu snail make man theyssf ~ =
slrs sot exesadiag twenty fsel 10 Inc Inah 20
6ss papsr anu neatly and artiatloally
s.,,,' es.lAahsing w sesae aptrsprats psrt
$500 fVlush - bNfy ing graund for Hanusrs
butlao ny The city or county. And ans,h az y,
ahAeEsfs, and numbering the Int rra,o ,ba
northwest corner, in conkecutiye orssr, 80
ss Hal lute shallhe designated east AID sssst
hAli, which, wheR somplstSd, shall 10 s,a,,,aa
sndhuspendsd In tse ofos ~ ths eiV se ss,Htsu
city sexton. ''uos VI 'as
sec, 4. ltshall not bo lawful f,r apv ,.,.o,,
10 ulsAtef or remuve any dead body dsnn,itsd
We,lh, iNia any grave or vapli, excspt h he
W9F seo application or with the csnsssf ~ ~
flghds " family Of the dsesxsea svs 49,
e9uly'Ne0er tue MnNeh perinlssien and spe.y-
miehSehce " the ctr sex OFT ana M AM, ~,
sea snau onena against the pr0viAions OF mia
secllnn, sr shall Ysselyeany hntlV. knowslne, IL
70 nave seeh disinterred AMI renewed M IN.
lallVn ol mo PNOyitl0Ns OF ihia sesffsn IA.
shal ne mss Ia asN num act oyeoyaie., owe
huANEeG collars, aud L tho Inn Ia nst Nn,is
'nall os lmhfiSoaed nste1esadine aftgeu dnys'
see. o. lt any person shan cut. brsnk W,
othetWlbe lAlhre, nutllata or a fa 40 anV tnr,n
sNons, tense, bead or fOet.bosfd, Va1li msan-
ment or inelssura, tree, shrub or OrSno,ent Nv
snail remove o. tisintb any stake fpdientine
the boundary " ANY lot haiflst. gifset ~ ,sti,
% NAlt eefustsry or Nt Nuy graveyard " ~,
city, he Ahall Hs linsd IN ANY sar, sat is,'
Thar I'VE or nsore than ore hupdtas asu ~
SEQ, 8, II shall be unlawful FOR nvy ene !,
bury or be con eorsel in huryisp a.v d,ar
pafson within the limits ~ mo city OF D,lias
nno Upon conviction aay ono 80 ofqndin,
shel lehneO ~ any rum not loBa than ion a
more tnan one huhdreu dollars ans each IA,
Wy h9ay so remains shirt constitute a separaii
oheNNi provided that those associations An,
lpulNluuals haNog cemeteries IN rho city shsl
1850 - '''
SEQ. ]. The removal OF All dead ~ fofbldae,
except between The lat Of NoveMher and IN
lst Tot April, provided, that where The hodi,,
nave heea inferred tOr two yHats or mo- tho,
may be removed " ether tinca ANY ope Nj
1 Ing hiy dollars
SEQ. 8. That thir ordinance take eTsct fror
| passage and publication.
Approved DEFENDERS -, 1850.
| Attest JOUN 4 conn
}, b. HRnFFoRp. City Secretary. biuyor,
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Important NoGieo.

For the accommodation Of my customers,
am Masking arrangements TO have several
delivery gagoHs run all day on Christmas
eve and Christmas day till noon, so ihst any
goods bought now can DO put aside with al.
reOlioss when and where TO DO delivered.
The goods will be delivered promptly at the
appointed time. d. GOsLIE,
:, ChinS Hail.
Next door to Sanger's, on Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

10 DO beautiful, buoyant aud healthy, tho
whole female constitution mnst malntnIn
regular aetioei tduriug a. certain nsrlod
OF life. Otherwise, no female can possibly
remain healthy, and she who does not know
this acknowledged TACT, Is qplle igno-
rant Butshould you by some exposure, be-
come Irregular aud sufior with many tronh lea.
what do you propose to dos As weNavo OK
perisnoe in that line, let us say that GNoLrsH
FEMALE kfrTERs is the most wonderful rsgt-
lGtor Ia use, ltdon't fail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

She attended u ball-daacsd to lato hour
became oysrheated--went home thlnly clad
In cold, damp night air, and caught cold.
Next Observation-Disclosures OF appetlte-slight
iever--dry skin pains aud ACCESSIBILITY SEN
satlons-- mdlsposlHon 30 get up Remedy
one bottle English Female Bit,ers, prepared
specially for such conditions. Never fails
either IN resent or chronic cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
ONLY MY haRD.
BY sELBY.

NV little bird is songless now,
III notes have long been dumb;
While from its perch itscarcely stlrs,
so still IL has become.
And yet It used to sing all day,
FROM early morn till night,
And showed in every movement quick
How great was its delight.
But that was in my vlne-clad cot,
Close @ the meadows sweet,
When Was but a country girl
And knsw naught Of tho street.
But now--Ah me, the lssa say
VIII probably be best,
For e'en this little bird from home
Has sorrow In ita breast
Harsh words and frowns well could hpsr
But not this mute appeal
For VIII an think ofall Ii means
Tears tor my eyes will steal.
And 80 call it Oft by name,
Aud love il us of yoTe,
And give it but The choicest bits
1 pet ii oil the more
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

The symptoms are moisture, like norsn;ro.
uon, intense itching, increased BY Scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as
pin worms wore craving in and about Tho
rreetum; the private parts are sometime, at
teeted; II allowed to continue serious results
may follow. "Dr. Swsyne's All.Heslipg
Ointment" is apleasant sure cure. Also fop
letter Itch, Salt Rheum, Scsld Head Ery-
slpelas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotches, al ScsIy
CrusiG Cutaneous Eruptious. Price 50
cents; boxes for SIPS. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt ofprice in currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. bwayne & Son, $50 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
druggists.
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What she Noon Do..

Professor Lsgate, of this oity,, saws. a..
virginia City New Enterprise, ..hss ,bs 'a0
experimenting for some time for the purpo,s
VI Ssoer'alning what effect the mson b,.
upon h'h,snd the result of his investqA,io,s
gees gee to substansiats what old Asher
men have ALWAYS said W r. nsn
W SESr spoils them. The rays
" ngnt OF sSmsthing carried in ~. r.;' '
cause cts tae kAh to decay very rapidly ES.s
ca'nsn all alive and kicking when s,ss,sS
we're we're II bad itais in few hours Pro
tSs'oE Lsgate is firm believer in
.ne ldusneo Of the moon on man
ca sll things mundane. The atrsos
l pnsre bang attracted by the moon The
same ,. as The watsrs of the ocean, snly "a a
necn greater exteRt; he is of this opinion tb,t
ouecis are produced BY tho @rial ida wbicb
arc generally attributed 10 other CAUSE a
gentleman in this city, bearing Of The flsh ax.
pertinent, says that somo wears ago. vbIo
on the west COST Of AFRICA, he one nicht
sept on the dsck Of a vessel under tbs rsvs
OF full moon, and the result was mat Ia
WS' totally blind for three DAYS. The had
enect OF the rays of the moon spnesrs IN
nave been known, or at least suspected agss
ago La the Bibls, in the Psalms, NO read.
1ne a9n shall not smite the by day, Eor The
neon by night" ' 'AO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

English Female Bitters "a not beverage
but ia e powerful and unmlstakable female
tonic imparting iron 10 Impoverished blood,
gIyea q keen appetite, aids digestion and
proper assimilation OF food, strengthens the
feeble, inyigorstes the chronis, and is prompt
and reliable In IFS effects
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
RUsIMEss MoTucS.
TO CAPITALISTS

A man with small amount OF ready money
can learn Of 8 good opening for paying bus.
mesa by calling at the Herald ofiice. The
partser with msRey. he has 10, coo feet Of
lumber pear Longvlow, and notes well So
curos by vendors lies, for about three
thousand dollars. Whieh he wants 10 put In
the business. The proposed business will be
conducted In Dallsa, aud is one OF the best
paying Investments man can enter Int.
Elqutre early.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

For the speedy sure Of spermatorrh@a, SEX
ual Debility and Impo,eney, most druggists
have the medicines. We wish to atop this
curse ofonr civilization. Address, St. Louis
Curative Institute, st Charles 81 betw.en
9Th and TIN, ST. Louis, No.