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Red Lips pnd Rosy Checks.

WHEELING w. VA, May 30, ISL am
an old physician, and have lost many of my
youthful preiudices,, Learning of the great
good done by certain remedy in restoring
to robust health former patient Of mine,
who suffered severely from several chronic
ailments, resulting from weak pulmonary,
digestive and urinary organs, and whom
was unable to benefit with my most careful
treatment, determined to prescribe it. |
have done 50, and tine results have inyaria-
bly, been most satisfactory. Under its use
the blood becomes. richer, the digestive, uri-
nary and pulmonary organs are made
strong and perform their nat
ura functions readily and without
pain; all decay seems to be Immediately
checked and the progress of the disease ar
rested, the pulse becomes fuller and strong
er, the lips red and the cheeks rosy, the
temperature increased and more uniform,
the action of the heart regular, and the
muscular strength greatly invigorated. In
Justice to the inventors, | will say this rem
edy is Browns Iron Bitters it is a prepare
ton Of iron and vegetable tonics; contains
no alcohol, and is the only preparation OF
iron in perfect assimilable form, and that
does not blacken the teeth. | have never
known it to fail to give permanent strength
10 every part of the body or to injure the
most delicate constitution. | have known
il to assist in curing many chronic diseases
when all al! other remedies had failed
I'M. u.
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Don't See The Point"
To the Editor of the Herald:

To the Editor OF the Heralu'
ENNIS, TEXAS, December %, ISL
notice in your weekly issue of the 18th
inst. that r. II. w. does not "see the
point aimed at by our Legislature, when
he speaks of our business men being pressed
down with occupation tax. Our Lessla-
ture sees clearly that the poor, who till the
soil, have that to pay, as they are the prin-
cipal consumers, renting and cultivating
the lands OF Texas. There are very few
persons owning A. or 80 acres who are not
trying to live on the rents. Consequently
the poor are the main consumers, and pay
the occupation, as well rs license,
drummers', and all other taxes put upon
goods and merchandise. Hence the tax
upon lands and upon property direct, ad
yalorom, may he light, as it now is. Our
Legislature sees the point il Il. II. w.
does not, and to be certain to make that
point they put State poll Of $500 and al
low each county to do likewise All OF this
taxation does not hurt our business men, as
they only have to put IL on their goods.
The property owner can afford 1t, as he
gets il all back on his land tax or is able
to get bis goods mainly from St. Louis.
| would say that such taxes work hardship
on our business men OF Texas, who are not
able to pay drummers' tax, asd none of
our manufactures are exempt from paying
tins tax. Consequently it gives the St
Louis and New Orleans men Of capital q
great advantage over our merchants aud
mechanics, who are unable to put a soliCi-
tor Of trade in the field, and pay the taxes.
And would say further that we are not
permitted to post or tack up bill giving
notice of our goods or even ofour nursery
plants and fruits. Hurah for Texas
s. J. DAVIS
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The new Mormon temple al Manti, Utah.
now being rapidly pushed forward, will be.
when completed, one Of the grandest struc.
lures on the American continent The
material is white limestone, and the struc-
ture is situated on the top of one of the
spurs Of.the WaSatch range. called by
the people of Utah the Mountain Of
the Lord. The. foundation is set in
solid rock, The building will be 95 feet in
width, l72 in length, and 50 feet in height.
Two towers will rise from the building, one
10 feet md the other l69 feet in height.
Magnificent terraces, with grand flights Of
stone Steps, will adorn the front approaches,
topped by neatly dressed aud cut stone and
ornamented with statues, trees, and plants.
The whole side of the mountain will be
planted in trees and flowers The work
was begun five wears ago. and will be fin
ished in about five years more.
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The AMERICAN NAVY.
our ships Worn Out or Out of Date--SSO,-
600, 900 Wanted,

The Engineer in Chief, William II Shock,
of the Bureau of Steam Engineering ftha
Navy, says; "Our ships are worn out, and
they were built on plan which the i'm
provement in naval architecture has made
obsolete They would be of absolutely no
service whatever in case of war except as
transports, They could do no injury to the
steam merchant marine of an enemy for
we have hardly ship that could
oyertake any of the modern steam
ers engaged in ocean commerce.
Our men-oi-war, now, uncertain and old,ln-
spire neither respect nor fear with tho peo-
pie of any civilized port into which they
come. With few exceptions they are not
worthy to carry with dignity the flag of
this powerful nation There is no question
that the officers and men of our. navy are
among the best in the world, and that they
are regarded as such by all with whom
they 20 in contact, but the vessels which
they command and man are laughing stock
10 the wOrld-even 70 such minor powers US
the South American States
Chief Constructor Easily, at the head OF
the Bureau of Construction and Repair
makes the following extraordinary state
ment
I'VE have now 81 ships in commission,
and - available for repairs. This number
includes the monitors nearly ready or IN
process of construction. Of the total mum
Der there are few really worthy OF repair or
construction during the next eight years.
OF the large ships, from 2, 1875 tonnage up to
1902, there is perhaps not one which
we would repair except for The reason that
we must have some ships of this class fit for
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WAxAIIACiiiE.
Corrc,ncnicnce of Nd IIcrald.

Correspondence Of the Herald.
WAxAuAcuiE, December l0.-Nour re-
porter of this place, does me tunintention'
ally of counsel great injustice in saying g.
]. Penn and Robert Hannah had light
Said Hannah has often been troublesome
in the United Statas post.onice, With which
have borne. until Saturday while putting
up the mails lie threw iire.trackcr or tor
pedo in among my mail where II OK
plodrd. and this was proven Ia that same
Justice Court put Hannah out OF the
Office and imnrddcntly. after putting hinl
out. at his request that ! alss come out, did
SO, when he struck me, knocking Inc down.
Hannah Is about 10 years of age, and is
very large. stout man. | made no attempt
whatever to strike him, end this is the iicm
We h nd and all oft.
V cry respectfully, q. J, PENN.
Postmaster al Wsxahachie, Texas,
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Pllesl Itclllng Pllosl
J. DAVIS,

The symptoms of itching piles arc. moist
urc, like Precipitation, intense itching,
mostly at night, seems as ifpin worms were
crawling IN or about the rectum. The
moro you scratch the worse they itch; very
distressing. The private parts are often
affected DR.. Swayne's Ointment Is the
most effective remedy extant for this tor
mentinv complaint. Gives rest ~ night
without desire to scratch, also has no equal
in Graduating tettcr, Itch. salt rhoum
erysiprlas. barbers itch, all scaly, crusty
itchy skin eruptions. Here Is the proof
Certainly the the best medicine ever used
in my practice, DR.. Cotton, Woodstock,
Vermont. Troubled with itching piles for
l.. :. Mc,scr, Enfield. Ask for It and take
no other. Sent for fny cents, Qn three
cent stamps. three boxes, 81 ~ by Swaync
& Sou. Philadelphia. Swayne's Ointment
Sold BY all druggists.
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3:or aent.


L'OR RENr-Buiding No 6il Elm Street for
l. mcrly occupied by the Union CITY Furui.
luc Co one of the best buildings and locn.
lions In the city. John Browning. 81 Elm 81
EOR RENT-Y. NJ H. a. Hall in $ Maycrs
new building, on Elm street for rent for
parties, balls cutainmcntS, festivals etc For
dates aud items apply to Ben llirschbcrg at
sanger Bros dlS.tt
NOR RENT--A twO.stOrv brick house ON cor.
A ncr of Main and Martin Streets. on Iama.
ny LIST 1852. For particulars see J. W. Thomp.
son, theatre,
DIOR RENT-Onc two.story building i0xin
l. feet on Commce street opposite 10 Muir
ply street suitable for livery stable or feed
store Inquire of W Thompson. theatre
EOR RENT-A two-story frame house, Main
L street, between Harwo0dan aud Cabcll streets
For particulars see J. w. Thompson, theatre.
NOR RENT-Four good farms for sale or rent
y near Wills Point Texas on liberal terms
also 80 town lots IN Wills Point for sale. Terms
liberal. Cattle will be taken John A O'Neal
diff
ENOR RENT The celebrated hotel known MS
L the O'Neal House, for rent Furniture can
he bought Jno A. O'Neal, Wills Point, Texas
att.
EoR RENT-A large warehouse IixiUO In East
u Dallas, on the side track of the 7, 4 7. r. Il.
one Of the most convenient receiving and ship
ring houses In the city, having the floor aud
platform level with the freight cars with good
comfortable office and Fairbanks floor scales
For further particulars apply to I. Bennett.
Dallas, Nov 2lsL 1881 nov23.u
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The co.partnership heretofore existing he
tween Buryull x Kendall, IN thg restaurant bus.
Main street, IN the city of Dallas Is this
dav dissolved by mutual consent
and & nuNoll assumes
Mi liabilities Of the late firm Of Burrcll 4
Kendall. and viii continue the br.'nesi ni he
prcsent stand. md woud respectfully solicit the
continuance OF the favorable patronage Of the
nublic BuRwILL & KENDALL.
DALLAS, Texas, December oh. 1881,
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vital mud passing unobserved In the urine, and
mans other diseases that lead to insanity and
uVa'h. me medical gentlemen connected with
she institution are graduates the hest mi.
,,eges OF Europe and tbs country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
q case Of this kind III, VITAL RESTORATIVE
Wiuef their special n vice and treatment will
not cure or for anything impure or inmrious
found IN IT. We treat all private diseases sue.
yySSSSS ,iy Without mercury, CONSULTATION
fkEE' Thorough examination and advice. IN.
e rntlng analysts Of urine, IS. Price OF VlrAI
hEs iukAIlNE ~ bottle or four times the
quantity $40. Sent TO any address ,ipon rreeint
Of price, & o. D., secure from observation, and
IN private name u desired, by English Medical
Institute No. us Olive street. 81 Louis Mis-.
souri, Postolllce box. 2i6O.
~ Wholesale agents, Williams. Tolllyer 4
Walker Dallas. Texas
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miscellaneous Qalants.

w ANrED-Agents for Mr.. Curry'S book
agents apply TO Mr. Whiting, or Mr.. Cur.
~ Address box lI6, or parsonage Accents
make s. TO $40 day d22'St
w ANfED-ro rent an unfinished room.
WIN southern exposure desired in bust.
ness partof the city, Address Il p, r., Herald
1.rNc' d2l-lW
w ANTED-A few Single genuemen, or two
married couples can be accommodated
board, with private family In the busting
Gehlreof Dallas Address with reference. G 4.
br!anI care Singer Machine Mfg Co Nj. N
81 Also few day bOarders desired d9 Il
MANFED--A good white girl, about IT, or -
years old, to go in the country A good
nome Si, 10 good girl. For particulars inquire
of City Marshal Arnold Dallas, Texas. div
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a neverfailing Cure
Tor nervous debility,
exhausted vitality, sem.
mai weakness, sperma.
torrhea, LOST MAN.
HOOD, impoteney, par.
alysis, aud all the terri.
BILE effects Of seH.ahuse.
youthful follies and ex.
r"sses Of maturer wears
such as loss Of mem
DRY, lassiMde, nocturnal
emission. aversion of So,
.eiety, dimness of vision,
noises IN the head. The
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@cdical.

Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages cloth
and gilt binding, 50 cents: same IN paner co~a.s
. cents Manhood, 10 cents womanhood 10
cents pamphlet cents, securely sealed nv
man man. Send money or postage stamps M
WHITTIER, the great specialist eI7 81 Chsr,ss
street. St Louis, Mo. - N"'''ss
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a.ost.

7 OsT-Botwoen Windsor Hotel and extreme
IL end of Eryay street one book, wrapped IN
brown paper, name THE Rise and Fall OF the
Confederate Government Finder VIII he re-
warled Wy returning same to
dealt MITCHELL e SCRuGGS
I OSr-A cotton receipt marked II X, No
Il 81, weighing $50 pounds. Cotton buyers are
warned not To buy the samc, d2l.3t
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giucntu-asiue Gent Column.
9otices.

w ANTED-To rent from so 10 70 acres of land
WIlhih from TO 10 miles of Dallas Ad.
1ress II. Il care of HERALD Office. dai.9t
NOrICE-I have taken charge of The now
- motel at the Fair Grounds, and am now
prepared to receive boarderS at reasonable
rates Mrs J. T.. BARLEY d1O-St
\ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be handed into
our business office up TO p. M, and into the
composing room up TO a. m
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EoR sALE-A suburban home, consisting of
L. house with four rooms, an clubhouse a
good ciStern aud two and halfOr three acre. OF
land, Situated three-lourths of II mile north of
the courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, lust out
side of the city of Dallas For terms apply to j
Gillespie, attorney at law, Office 6lO Main
street Dallas Texas
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L 'OR RENT The celebrated hotel known MS
L the O'Neal House, for rent Furniture can
be bought Jno, A. o'Neal Wills Point Texas
il.tI
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iNuk SALE,-A iurm Oi 100 aCr,S on rlUi
4 black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas. One half in fine state of cultiya-
lion, balance pasture and tlmbcr-a nice. new
dwelling, with smoke-house and other out.
houses, and a well of excellent everlasting
watcr-ollercd low and on easy terms by
JONES & MURPHY,
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acres OF ground, native and fruit trees ON il.
good well water outside city limits, beyond
Ervay Street bridge. second house on the right
nand C'Qlat the house or 502 Elm Street, Den
81, do IL
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9soc Sale.

EoR SAIE-Residence OF Dake's, at the cor.
l ner of CorsicHna and Evergreen Streets. &c.
darS' one block from the street railway. En-.
quire at the Office of II L. Cowart
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E'ok SALE-On easy terms, good residence
L property l5Ox270 on bryan street with house
Of four rooms, cellar excellent well, outhouses
enlcken yard, etc. Over 1909 bearing Crane
vines ana blackberry bushes of the best yarie
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Care for the Dumb Beast.
Confer: h' Tho Living Gan.
Respect for the Beloved Dead

TINE undersigned having thoroughly rcft-
ted and removed to HIS OLD STAND
near the Hotel in Bryantown is now better
than ever prepared to do with DISPATCH
and COMPLETENESS all work entrusted 10
him
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Road ComDlaints.-We IRE IL recei[

Road Comprehensive are in receipt 0
more than one complaint relative to the terri
bic condition Of the public roed leading to Pic
kawaxen, especially at ''The Oaks, AMI nelr
Newhurg. We heard of this place, at "Tle
Oaks, two weeks ago at least. We under
stand it is absolutely dangerous 70 Attempt ito
passage with vehicle ofany sort, and is
causing very great inconvenience to the peo-
pie, who are obliged to pass that way. Space
docs not permit us TO publish the c4mmunica-
tious, which we would ike to do, to show the
just indignation felt at the shameful neglect Of
the supervisor.
There is no excuse for this condition of this
or any other road. The supervisors are APP
pointed by the year, raid by the gear, and es-
pected tc attend 70 their duty by the ye4r-
The discharge Of the corps hands, in Noyem-
Der, does not dischsrge the supervisor from bis
duty Of looking after and repairing just such
places during the Indictment season. When
he falls short of his duty in this respect
the Commissioners should not hesitate to re-
duce the pay proportionately
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Saving MaclliI

Sewing Machines. Time was when
these machines were regarded as costly cuTios-
tiles, but now they have become Indispensable
necessaries in every household A great yari-
ETY. OF them is made and each kind is adyer-
used as the latest and best, and capable Of
doing almost everything. OF course much OF
this is merely the extravaganza Of advertising
whilst the fact remains that very many Of
them perform wonders. AS A general thing,
for each machine there is an agent who like
the advertiser huds that particular machine
TO the skies, until one is perfectly bewildered
with the excellences OF each that he hears Of
Having occasion recently to purchase sew
log machine, we were in this state Of bewilder.
ment, and after visiting several establishments,
we found ourself becoming more and more
bewildered However we happily solved the
difficulty by paying a visit to the 0rmond
Company No4l North Gay ST. Baltimore
where We finally became suited The Ormond
Company are sewing machine agents, as well
as manufacturers ana~eesp erasr2d constant
iy large assortment of all the first class ma
chimes that are made, which on account of
their very large business they are able to sell
lower than any special agent. The advantage
of dealing with them is that, in their COM
modious ware-rooms you have the opportuni-
ty of seeing and testing for yourself the oper-
atoms ofeach kind of machine, and comparing
it with that of others: whilst the different
workings and plans of the machine are shown
and explained to you by courteous attend
ants Knowing but little about such things;
we soon were able TO mlke our selection, and
returned home with Weed" mlchine,
which the ladies, who have it in charge, pro-
nounce very marvel of beauty and perfec-
ton, caplble Of doing ans sort of work, with
the numerous aitchmetS that accompany it.
Thinking others might be bothered like our
self, we give them the benefit ofour experi-
ence. The advertisement Of the Ormond Co
is to be found on the Arb page Of the ISpEFEy-
pcyI.
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t'Otal anO 3ltrsonal.

St Pairicks day passed without its
vs1d snOw-storm here aud the regulation
riot in Quebec ana Montreal.
Hon. Richard j. Bowie late Chief Judge
,r,lr Siyth judicial district had no children
Tbe Ilou. John Riichic, jasi appointed TO the
vacancy oeeasiJued by tie DEAN Of JuuSc
Uoy,ir Is 4sters old aud the father oisixicen
children. What patriotic inan.
IN q. nn,horutiveiy announced that
,f.ilan Thos J Heating lis consented again
III. c@pdid,uc for the Office OF Comprolier.-
Ia, mis- IS positively the last time MF
v1,,i,,' ba. made H. efficient Comptroller ior
INK trpns ana We do not sec any reason lor
J'.,..,ti,g him now. thathis experien1e makes
L,m the more valuable.
We call attention . the card o.
Mr. Geo Vi Barker Of Washington guy;
pnties wishing building materials would
~ coll > dive hin d call, as bus assort-
ment is large and choice and us prices
reasonable.
s.,,elJf. irwin. ofUie Creek, Colhx Co.,
~, uerico saws .-ff nv wife would gun
work as sbe should at her age (Gl b she Woulu
live years a monument to the magic influence
of,h. nOnly Lung Pad. See Adc.
Geo sloan & Bro. Lumber dealers
III >.r.,.t. wharf baltimore have just been
,ys,d,d the contract for furnishing - O55
foe, al Lumber 10 the City, lor ne extension
oftho Bny view ASYLUM The Nessrs Sloan
bsyconc VI the largest and most conveniently
located Yards in the City and are bound 70
Give satisfaction 10 those who deal with them,
rs we know from experience. Their advtr-
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Mnldorf Items.-

Waldorf items.-Some sweet maiden,
nc cnt spinster, loving wife or admirable ms
IRON seems to be tired Of the numerous knights
of the goose-quie aud Of course she meant US
too: however as we are tyled the baby City,
and the Saviour said "suI.r little children 70
come unto me, for Of such is the kingdom OF
Heaven" we hope she and all other mstidous
critics will he charitable enough to excuse
few words from the Infant City.
Some time since we were persu lded to take
a hand in some kind Of spotted game; don
know what it was; played for n turkey and for
tunutcly won it, Bat Collins, Thad and a
few Others feeling Turkey hungry, deter
mined to prevent nc from carrying it out Of
the town limits, they lay in ambush
and scared the Turkey away from me
very successfully And we verify believe,
that if The appearance Of these specimens Of
humanity were visible in the path OF AJra-
uam that it would be enough to make Lazarus
flee from his BOSOM as the Turkey did from
mike We are happy to inform our many
friends, that after short race, we succeeded in
capturing the Turkey We have four other
golfers with him, and no hens we intend 10
give all We raise to the Ice Merchant and the
Lestimable artist.
f. X. Is still on the malrim onial path ana
fears 70 Iiyal nevertheless his horse very Of
ten breaks away and runs off to Eusenes \
troublesome horse that.
C9lias is now in the butter business, but SO
far has not been successful in finding much, as
he has been very unwell, aud nothing made
him conYaleacent except the donation OF cake
from his fancee. Julian's repartee perused,
but not throughly coWprehended, it was
ens degree above my elaseidation.
Now one word the Dson and IN done.
The many adjecuves in this, please pardon.
have been engaged all day in explaining Har-
We. 5 anal ysis aud have become so confused,
have forgotten all the parts Of speech ever
learned from Smith and kisham, except the
adj ives and consequently I nave cousI leu
ously arriyed them. PERKINS.
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New Adyertisements.-I Read the adyer-
tisument Of p Mann in to-days lNpEPENDENr'
IIe keeps every thing needed for the farm and
..-io,, and, lie raoutation for fair dealing and
h"'"'"' ,,.t..i .,.;t6 al
reHon 'ole prices Is "e'' e''''''o'''
who know him
We also ctll affection 10 the advertise
mcut Of Hamilton Easter Co. for ihesW'nS
trade. The well-known character aud stand
in: OF this house renters 1t "."''V''"! y, W
shy anything commenaa'ory ol u'en' NV
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A Prevailing MISUNDERSTANDING
presents a sadder commentary upon the pres
ent condition of society than the large num-
Der OF families both in town and country, but
more especially the latter, that subscribe to no
paper of any kind. Hundreds and thousands
of families, are growing up utterly ignorant Of
what is transporting in the world around them,
ignorant of the mighty events of the day
But who can tell the vast amount of injury
that is being inflicted upon the rising genera
tion-those who are TO take our places at no
distant day-growug up without any know
ledge of the present or the past; this ignor-
ance too being imoued in them by the sane
ton Of those who should, and doubtless do
know better, did they only think of the injur-
ious effect Of their insane course. Let tn; head
Of every family think Of tins, and place in the
hanls Of those to whom he is responsible the
means Of acquiring some knowledge Of the
moving panorama in which we act our differ
er, Parts So says ar exchange, and 50 say
Vt
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b. Il. CLEMENTS,

A Ii kinds OF Country Produce, Such as
N Tobacco, Corn, Wheat Oats, Bans,
Peas, Eggs Rags, Iron, Zones, Green and
Dry Hides, Sheep Skins and Wool, az, &c,
taken in exchange for Goods at
COLTON'S,
Aliens Fresh july l6-tf