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Por CoBx-Pnze PACKAGES, per half srossP
RAisNs-London layer neW, per box, es %;
lAver, new, per box, y 70.
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal rt 30
POrArnEs-Old per bu. nsminAli new
IS 094 90 per ba, rel.
.eOATxs-ln trails, per ID, SC.
CUkRASrs-71fGSkc..
PEoASs-PerJb,7 retail; per bushei, loose
building aaserial.
BRIcK-Atthe kilns 10 %
SroNE-Atths Dallas quarries Sc per e,.oic
foot. II for foundation, l6 for wall, a.-d 20 TO
dressed front.
LuMBKE-Native rough pine go per thousand;
Dressed on one eide, BIZ SO; Flooring, tongu-
ed and grooved, s25; Dressed Misunderstanding,
Ql7k; 1hree-eighth t0ngued and gr0oved ceiling
sHISeLxs-Cypress, So per thousand; Native
pine, sap, So; do heart, "a 80.
LArHs-sS 80 at 81 FER thousand.
CRMRET-- kosendalo, 50 SO; Louisville,
IS DO; Portland, $6 90.
PLASTER rPARis-Per barrel, Sat "a so
HAIR-Pe pound. nc.
CEMENT FLUEs -6 Inch, 81 cents; inch, 10
cents; 8 inch ceiling joint, 81; 9 inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 Is; inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES inch, i6o per foot; finch,
zoe; 8 inch. SIC; inch, 400; s'inch, 60c.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
Sl co Htf fuiiub. AL thS tcotcu duu obhuuaiu
makes are on sale nv Dallas dealers.
LIME-Coosered, 9per obi, bulk, 81 30.
Winep and Liquors.
ALooHoL-s2.S IS to ~ 40 per gallon.
WHIsKY-Sweet mash, VI .25C2& 80; sour
mash, 81 .60@$5, according
WINKs-C laret, In case, s8.l5@S4; Catawba,
Jer gallon, 81 .l0@$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 q
gallon, 81 .6O@s5; White wine, In cases, Sl.26
S9l0.
CHAMrAaNR-Cooks, in baskets, .Sls@&20
Heidsleck, In basket, S28; Krug, In basket. 927;
Domestic champagne, Sl0@l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81. l54S2 80; Por-
ter, per dozen, S2ln22. 80.
BOrTLx BKER-St. Louis quarts 8l2, lpints
tl2 80. Budwiser, Sl2. Uints 813 80
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NEW ORLEANS

GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co, !
Commercial News Department, (
ew Orleans, June - .-spots opened steady
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Poultry ana 6amo.
CHICK2Ns-We quote $3.50 for spring; for
crown, IS 80,
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MARRIAGE szs ss
p1LIAATHEs. GUIDE.

in oioth and gilt oinoing Sealed for 900
nstrr ' articles on the follow ng subcets: Who may
Sr,t WHO hoi Why Proper as 20 marry. Who mar.
,oes" anu excess Who shouldrarry; How lie aud hap
nd mnnv n 1s tercSsed TLs Physiology o. Reprodnetlcn
rsnd thought TO DO read b. al adult persons hev
III nor osx and key Popular edton same IS abovs
@s Csssss., 800 scd pn s 10 eta = mall 10 ueneye'
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Acid. bcnzoic per aounce. an,
acid carbolic solution, 81 cents,
crystals, 6Oc@s2 per lbj acid citric, $50 per 10,
acid sulphuric, 80 per ID, acid tartaric. 6Sc
per 10, alum, t@6e per ID. Ammonia-csrbo.
oopaiba. $50 per ID; borax, lsc per Id Sine
vitrlol, lyc per lbi ealomei, 7sc per Id, caio.
mel (Engl'sh), u 90 per ID; canphor, refined.
go per 10; cinchonidis, 90 per OF; chioro,'
Nrm, w .lloc per 10, chloral, hydrat 81 1909 90
gum opium, u 10 per ID, gum sheil &C, !Oc Der
ioimorphine, eA5n per oz,oil bergamot, IS 10 per
10; OIL lemon g 10 per ID, bromide potass, 6c
per 70, H&W)t iodide potsss, "a 10 per ii, Up
osraway, loo per ID; senna, abc per ib, Alexo.
2Sc per ID. strychnine, crystals, o. 90 per O 4
sugar leadf2 sc per ID, noui sulphur, 3k@z,
per lot salts cpsom, $3.50 per ID.
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Dallas Wool Market
Fine, %; medium, 30; heavy, zoo. Black
bury and dirty, 8 to 10 cents of.
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SPoxEs-From 2 to ~ inch, per set, Xxx,
sAwEp TRLLoSs-'I 70 ek, o. per set.
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DENTON.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

correspondence or the Herald.
Denton July 9th. 1881.
A Are broke out here Sunday night n, IL
o'clock, which destroyed considerable prop
eriy. The fire. lie supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. Following are the
losses and insurance:
Cleveland Bros, grocers, loss $4,000, insur.
snce $780, Egoert IL F,tzler, grocers, loss
$500; X Owen 81 Son, bakery au1 meat
market, loss $1,000. insurance. $500 10 Lamar,
of New York; Eage & Elliott, drug store.
loss $500, insurance $1,000; Enge & Z lott,
building, loss $3.50. Insurance. $500; j Per-
son s. Co. saloon. loss $2500, insurance
$l5IO-$1000 in Traders of Chicago. $500
in Sun Musual of New Orleans; Wood ward.
building, loss $4,000 insurance $1,000; N Il
Craddock, saloon, los; $4,000, insurance 800;
Schivonnel & Son, gener i store, loss $500,
insurance $500 in Sun Mutusl of New Or
leans; Dougass Bros. building, loss 500,
insurance $500; Douglas, Bros groceries,
loss $4,000, Insurance $l000-S500 in East
Texas and $500 in Gsrm.nis; Gresniee,
building and stock, loss 500. insurance
$3.50; Joe Davis, barber shop; E 5 Wilson,
building loss 500, no Insurance.; Bates law
office loss $3.50, no insurance; Dr. Herbert,
loss $500 no insurance; McMalh building
fused by Cleveland Bros and Elbert &
Fltzler) loss $1,000, no insurance; G w
GEM building fused by Cfaddook for ssioon)
loss $1,000 no insurance.
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EVERY NOW and then w3 hear accounts
of rich gold or silver mines at this, that OF
some other place, and at once an excitement
is produced and scores of young men and
many older ones rush off as Jason and his
Argonsuts did for the golden fleece of Coll
CHS, only to be disappointed. To all we
say stay here In Texas with its rich lands and
splendid climate and you can get rich fss.
enough. The San Francisco Bulletin tells
the tale of these pursuers of An ignis fatuus
as follows: There are not less than 200
prospectors in the mountains of California
at the present time. Most of them have
have been prospecting for ten or twenty
years. They are all poor. With few
exceptions they have been poor and 'haId
up all the time. They do not average
dfty cents day the year round and no
men work harder or more hours day.
They live on the coarsest and cheapest food,
with no luxuries and wear the cheapest OF
But they toll on month after
MOI tn and year after year, hopefully and
infatuated and driven forward
with the belief that they will strike it rich
one of these days, and then they will have
rest ana god time down at the Bay or at
he old home 'in the states"
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A wonderful, Rem u dy,

Mr.. r. 2. Lewis, of East Saginaw, Mich.
gan, writing to the editor of the Lsporte
Indiana, Argus, says: 81 wish you would
allow me to say, over my own signature, D
word in behalf of remarkable curative
agent-Compound Oxygen 1t is not a
medicine, but vtallzsr, aud its effects are
natural, direct and permanent. Its use
involves no risk or inconvenience of any
kind. Ispeak both from observation and
experience. l was induced TO try it by
the recommendations ofsuch men as T. s
Arthur and Judge Kelley, and also persons
al friend, aud have found it more than WAS
promised. This was over six months ago,
and the good effects have been pernsnent
q gain of fourteen pounds in six weeks was
svordupois result, but my general spirits
were lighteDed up at least a ton. There are
three other men who have tried the
Compound Oxygen with even more
striking results, and l am acquainted
with tho history of each case. One of
them lost his voice last winter, and has so
run down in gsneral health that little hope
WAS entertained of his recovery. Tho Oxy,
gen cured him withou. change Of climate or
stopping work, aud he says he is as well
as ever. Another, who had worked for
years as paying teller to bank, and was all
used up and not expected to live beyond a
month or two, took the Treatment, aud is a
hundred per cent. better and recovering
rapidly. Another, who was in the latter
stages ofconsumption,h has tried il and Is great
ly improved. H. tells me he would have beon
dead long ago but Tor this remedy. | have
no Ok to grind ia making ihis statement and
if you should not publish IL 1 would lose
nothing by the refusal, tn ugh if you should
others might be benef ted, which is all the
end have sought to compass" And who
may desire to investigate the claims made
for this new and natural remedy, can receive
pamphlet, testimonials, ETC., postage free, nv
addressing Messrs. S!arkey 81 Palen. ll09
and I'LL Girard streata Philadelphia, Pa.
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incidents OF, the Late Roma do

The com Hunity have again been visited
by serious tornsdo, Playing havoc to both
property aud life, There is only one irsur'
ancs company that Issues policies against
this class Ufhsztrd. The German Insurance.
company, of Freeport, Illinois, insures against
fire, lightning and tornado. THIS company,
since 1865, have done very large business
in this lice through the northwestern states,
and to dsy sbo has SCENTS 10 the principal
cities in Texas. Let the people take warn
ing from yesterdays experience, and call on
J j. C-fnes, their resident agent, and gel
their insurance covering loss by fire. light
ming sud tornado. Parties who hsve insur.
ance sgainst Gre can also get policies insuring
aeaiDst Lightning or tornado, on dwellings,
churches ana school bousea.
JOHN +. GUNTHER,
General Agent, DAllas, Texas.
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Tbree Bey. Missing.

Three boys. Frank Tbscker, FOsiick and
Scott Rosenberg. ranging 10 age shout ten
year. ssch. ssre missing from their homes up
70 two o. lock this morning Their parents
were cut sesrching for them, and the police
secured every inns ins5ls piscs, and IL J.
feared that they have gone 10 bsthing AID
been drosnsd 10 the Trinity river, or that
some g. our acci5eut bss bsf.llsn them.
YOuug Tb.cksr sn8 fOs1ick len home Osssn-
sibiv 70 : dogn iHt9 The city sftsr frscrsck-
on head ofsincs Mrs. R5ssnbsrgi Il Of the
opiuion thss her boy il with the othsrs sLsr-
ever they are
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HAMILTON college is ri l. xington, Ken
tn ky aud is an institution of learning for
y Jung ladies. The young ladies of the cols
/ ge publish periodical called the Haml'
tpn College Monthly, of which three of their
n lmber are editors, or addresses If you
please. The number for June sayt;
"Miss Lsythsm says the bridge is a
b thing If the bridge had eyes we think II
could return the impliment" Great Mag
ara l. there bay window in the casei
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THE Odd Fellows of Chicago IRE sgitatirg
the question of organizing Wildey associa>
ton for the celebration of the centennial of
the birth of Thomas Wildey, founder of
Old Fellowship in America, which occurs
January 10, 1882. A meeting of prominent
Old Fellows wss held Monday night at the
Palmer house and committee was appoin-
ted to prepare scheme for permanent or
eanization.
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ssusty wsrrssts.

Jug Burss informs us tb.i tbs county
comm. iorefs couri VII mes on Ssturdsy.
Jult lG.1. 81 re purpose q hsaring prT-oi
Of a. G rms Of Tsrss soldiers Who enlisted
m 80 ss vsr sBd wee Ds,rzsnsntly Dis
aiif ~ fis.s lsr zoe gives esct .
boui.s rarrsut for 30 scrs a lsDd ard
rrrvis tb.t thsJ sssl rnsss rraof bsiors
tbs courty conn ssl1nsrs crurt Of her En-
ID rnsut from 1sEns stc Hencs NE couri
iii msss On tbs shove dsts foE Ne purposs
Of psssinx o. eli 10 ne cDuDty q ors tin..
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Our reporter found Mr.. Bryan in the office
of the county iu 'ge yesterday, quite busy
ARRANGING data for his annual report 10 the
superintendent of education. Owing to the
fact that q few of the public schools have not
AZ ret closed, the report sill not be mad" for
several days. The report, which will be very
full, will be o blished IN the HERALD when
mpleted. We were requested t. state that
Ill necessary banks for organic ition OF
schools for the next y ar are ready for dis
tribu,ion
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The great hotels at the eastern summer
resorts seem 10 be meeting with grief this
SEASON. They complain Of many empty
Z .oms. The fact Is, the people are beginning
10 look out for moro real comfort than the
fashionable watering pisces give, and they
sex quiet. cool, country places, where they
can enjoy rsfreshiDg breezes. have ercellen
fsrs, and not be crosded 70 death and
annoyed with the hustle and stir and en-
element Of continuous balls and rOuis and
dissipstioDs generally.
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WE have always loved pretty names, both
sirnames and Christian names, and one of the
sweetest christian names is "Ida." There is
something stately about it, and lvison as
sirname is decidedly attractive, and Ida lvl-
son is just divine. Any man who could not
worship young woman with that name has
no poetry in his soul, and he ought to be
watched. Ida Ivison! We know that che
is just as lovely a, an angel; bright vision OF
beauty and sweetness, the impersonation OF
all that is charming and enhancing, as the
following bit of news fully attests: Miss Ida
Ivison, a school teacher of Wheeling, has
fallen heir to an estate in Scotland valued al
So 100000 she is said to be most worth
youcg lady. Two years ago two strangers
offered MIR. Ivison, Ids's father, SIS 900 to
sign a paper the contents of which he was
not to know. 1t aroused his suspicious, anu
he went to Scotland, found his brother had
died, and two relatives were attempting. to
prove tat they were the only living heirs
He was declared the rightful heir and the
conspiritors sent into imprisonment for
:hil cen years. Soon after his return to the
United States Mr.. Ivison died, and his
daughter inherits the estate sud has left for
Scotland.
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Sheriff Ryburn. Of Ellis county, arrived in
the civ yests -dsv and identified the horse
stolen from Mr.. L lie, Of WaKabschie, which
was found by Constable Dean 10 the
possession Of Alien Scoggins, whom be
arrested ard put 10 jail BE toCk charge OF
the animal and will ride It back 10 the
owner Sc ggins rensibs IN The county jaI
and will be tried here for theft. SberIn
RyburD Gid not have any personal acquain-
lance with Scoggins, but ssId his face Wal
familisr I'd thst be bsd frequently seen him
about Wax lbachie.
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Russia ia about to expend Sl6O 100000 for
the construction of more ships Of war. II
the government would sxpend this money in
lettering the condition of the people it
would do more good and would insure more
safsty for the Czsr-ihst is, we would have
reasoned this way week ago, but since our
president has been shot right 10 the face Of
our freedom as people and our national
prosperity, We don't know that there IL
apy philosophy q such conclusions.
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The Jasper Texan is to be enlarged thi
week and newly dressel.- Orange Tribune
A light dress is best for summer; something
that will show its form to advantsge-thar
is if it ia not too much enlarged.
vile Quill. Has The Quill man any precir cs
to hear from that he talks so learnedly ?
Let's see; goslipgs are Matched aren't they ?
Don't know whether Hal hath hatch-it or
not.
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Mr.. WILLIAM Il. Vanderbilt, when in
Europe month or two ago, employed
thirty of the best wood csrvers in France
and on the continent to come to New York
and elaborate the wood work of his new
house, which he is now building AT this
time one of the forms of the 90 thetic craze
is wood decoration in household interiors.
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Hamilton Fem.Ie College, Lexing'
ton, Kentucky.

The largest young ladies' school In the
south situated in the midst of The Famous
blue ass Region" noted tor its healtnful.
ness of china e, fertility of soil, and beauty Of
natural scenery. Its accommoda' ions are I'M
.urp SIS. d, heated by cam md lighted BY
gss Hot d cold wster on Zach foo. rye
and com modious halls, chapel, pl scho
and ornamental ROOM; Extensrs gro. DIS
for creation. It's faculty Is ,mp,s SO alb Q
aud experienced teachers; b st euucat Onal
advan tages are furnished t-acner AGO M
paaies q udents to an from Texas + r
terms, catalogues, Monthly route, refer
ences, etc apply tn Pre- ide Il j. L. Patterson,
Lexingtos, KY, or to F. p. st. Clair, Dallas,
Texas,
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TIE Chicago Inter~osssn Of the let inst
gives Al interesting sccoust Of The races II
Q icsl the day before Two Texss bOrsss,
BOB Risdls and PlgrimAgs ran, The former
in . mills and eusrtsr DISH and The lst,er 10
one and "a sigbsh mile bssis, Bob we're
beaten. TIE 1nisr~Oossn mentions among
ths notsblss present ~ bons-sa Tsrsu IN the
s,IlOsine vords- Senstor Marion Msrtin. q
Te1,h TIE prUbsbls Dsrt governor Of Che
assa and . vel known brss5sr vss
r-ssut"
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For the first Blk months OF this year the
bank clearipgs of Chicago amounted to
$92O,275,3l4 81 rs against 1874 1866 $40 20
for the same time last year. There is no
doubt about it. Chicago is a great CONNER"
cal city, doing an immense deal of trade.
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sprIng6eIe CH.ss) Republican.
A Promf-ena Iauysr's Opinion.

In one Of cur New EsglsBd exchanges We
observe ths. VIM. I. Fhlsy, Esq- Of Phts-
Bsid. stormy At Law and sssistsni judge
polios courf, sDd lsfs county oommissioDsi,
v.s restored v perfect heslth and activity By
the Dsa a. - Jsc0bs Oh BE hsd suffered
srih rbsumssism Tor years intensely. bui b.
sistes. complsieiy cured, and says ne Oh
dservsths higssst prsiss.
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DIED.

McCORMIrK Elizabeth infant daughter
OF udge A. z Mccormick. at so'clock Sester-
day morning. VIII be buried at . O'Clock
IN m Irnlng rom his residence corner Ross
avenue and OIL a der sire {. Friends Of the
fam ly are IL vi'ed 20 attend.
Dallas, July "a, 1sI.
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In THE United States there are Al 49o
postoffices. During this year, up to ms
time, 1884 new offices have been established
and l,4Oo offices discon,icued. The number
of commissioned pos,masters is 10 AL.
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THE LEGISLATURE of New York has
passed q law which forbids the sale or de-
livery of liquor to children under sixteen
years of age under any circumstances or for
any purpose whatever This is a wise and
an excellent law and one that every slate
might judiciously pattern of er. Il will
keep them out of saloons where they can
learn nothing but evil
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CHICAGO is in Cook county, Illinois, and
the poor house and insane asylum OF that
county has cost the people during the last
three months $3S,817 50-an average of
thirty cents per head per day for each in
mate. This is just about thrice as much as
II sho Guild have been.
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In Philadelphia there is an act still in
force passed in 172l "against the peace OF
our sovereign Lord, his most gracious
majesty, King George the First of England"
and under it a dealer 10 fireworks Was fined
one day last week, five shillings, and the
magistrate made him pay it in shillings,
which he had to buy from a banker.
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WE hold Senator Maxey responsible 10
the hot weather we IRE having. knowing
ones say IL IS the comets that are doing the
heating and as they are interested in the
star route business, why Senator Maxey
must be responsible.
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a.ur.rr.nrfs.TLH.rsla.

VIA g-s.i pleasure vs csn recommend,
- = ra1icsl curs for rbsumslisn. 81 Jsc h
Oh Tbs vondsrful rsnss5y hss hesn en-
tsnsivsly I'D y lsrEs rumbsr ~ people,
vho dsily txtify V n nsrvslgu stscis
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aatai Onfsi Oatsi

Wanted. 80 600 bushels of oats, for which
we will pay the highest cash price. Store
house ia r d II ,binson brick building on
Commerce street near the bridge.
W. B. BENNETT & Co.
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DIR. ]. G. HOLLAND, the erudte and
breezy editor of Scribner, is enjoying the
summer on the St. Lawrence river, and Is
said to have the fastest yacht on tina. stream.
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SUTTON. johnnie, little son Of DIR. Sutton,
died Friday morning a. 10 O'Clock. The fu-
neral took p'acs from 81. Mathews Cathedral
at 6 . click Friday ev ming
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Attention IL called 70 the advertisement Of
sO.is wanted, highest cash price given" and
Messrs. Bsnnet Il o.. can be relied on
Bring in your oats or address them At once.
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psours. ELLIOTT q HALL.

Work lie to begin at once on the YORK
town centennial monument, which Is 70 cost
100000.
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CHICAGO received on the last day of june
s 800 cattle, 10000 hogs and 1000 sheep.
The Chicsgoans are not fond of mutton.
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CINCINNATI is preparing to have new
stock yards, company having been formed
for that purpose and $500 900 raised.
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THE cadets of the United States naval
academy, at Annapolis, say they are going
to make the order prohibiting the use OF
tobacco end like it originsted--iu smoke. II
is said that when the board of visitors dis
cussed and agreed upon the order, thai. each
one of them had a cigar ia his mouth.
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passage OF health ordinances and resolutions
effect no good. They must DO vigorously
and vigorously enforced, and they must DO
backed up by giving the health officer the
means to do his duty and to carry out the
plans for cleanliness agreed upon. We do
not wish to be understood as attempting TO
convey the idea that there is On epidemic OF
sickness of any kind in Dallas, for such Ia
not tina case, but we do say that thermic and
malarial levers Of mldcst type, cholera
morbus aud dysentery Of unaggravated forms
do exist to an unusual extent here in Dallas,
and not only here but all over this state and
every other state in the Union, according to
the newspaper statements; and we say that
the poison lurking in the air, reveling on the
bosoms of the breezas that fan US in the
morning, that temper the heat of the noon
dsy sun, and that make pleasant the after
moons and evenings, which causes these va
rious forms of sickness are bred of the filth
ana decaying vegetable and animal matter
Remove this filth and the prolific gener-
stor of sickness and suffering is destroyed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-07-07

Memphis Hospital Medical College opens
October Sd. Address the dean.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-18
An Ugly Picture.

Aman whose very look forblds your
approach; if he speaks it is a %snarl; if
he smiles-but he never does that his
wife and children are made unhappy
because he holds aloof from them, and
does not enter into any Of their plans
to make home pleasant and cheerful
he is a burden to himself, TO his family
aud friends, when he might be a joy
aud a comfort hy using Hart's Blood
and Liver pills, and getting his bilious
system cleaned out.