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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-06-28

CAPT ". II. BUTLER, late Sheriff OF
Lawrence county, and Col. Hamilton,
SheriTof Carroll county, are in the city.
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THE "Custodians Of the Ancient Work
in Symbolic Masonry" appointed pursuant
to action of the Grand Lodge in Feb
rusry last, will meet in Columbus, on 18th
OF July, aud will remain in session about a
week. The custodians are: Past Grand
Master J. u. Howry and John F. McCor-
mick, and Past Masters Thos. Hardeman,
NJ, John u. Ware, Robert C. Brannin, Past
Grand Master r. ?. Bowen, Grand Lee
turer. win also attend, and the Grand Mas
ter and Grand Secretary may drop in before
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FOR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shilohs Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
sold By Byron Lemly.
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HACKMETAcK." a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents Sold by
Byron Lemly.
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Mrs ROBERT WILSON, of Brandon, is
visiting the family of her father, Coy
Lowry, this week.
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DoN'F buy machine till you haze seen the
American No. Ia mechanical wonder, at
PorrER's, State street.
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DIR. r. J. MILLER will leave for Ray
mond Monday morning, to be absent during
The week
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ABOUT forty Senators and members Of
Congress have appointments to deliver adj
dresses before colleges and academies this
month, and most of them will fill their en-
gagements. Our senior Senator, Col. Lamar,
had seven invitations, including the States
of Virginia, Texas, Tennessee, New York,
Delaware, New Jersey and Georgia, but
was obliged to decline them all in conse-
quence of the precarious condition of his
wife's health.-Aberdeen Examiner.
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Lowry Station on the Natchez and Jackson
Railroad.
RAYMOND Gazette.7

Raymond Uazette.
In passing through the fertile county of
Kinds, / stopped few days since at the
new station of Lowry, on the n. & J. r. r.
and was surprised at the progress made.
The town is beautifully located, and 50
excited my admiration that Immediately
bought a lot Harrison & Lewis, of Ed
wards, have purchased the store house and
three lots; Thos McClelland one lot; Smith
& Bro, three lots. Maj. Hobert was present
negotiating for the purchase Of ground on
which to place the buildings now standing
at Auburn. The little town is on the rise,
and destined to become of considerable inn
portance.
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ST. JcsEPH's SCHOOL will have its al
nual exhibition tonight. We acknowledg
the receipt of a courteous ar tation from
the Sisters in charge to be s. lent.
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DESCRIPTION.

W. G. Harrington is a white man; about 50
years of age; about five feet ten inches high ;
weighs about 145 pounds; slender; speaks
rapidly; small blue eyes; forid complexion;
light hair; thin light red whiskers; q scar on
the back of his head, made by a wound re-
eeived in fight: ehews tobacco necessarily.
A. L. Harrington is a white man; about q
weighs about $50 pounds; slender; SPEAKS
rapidly, and stammers: has dark eyes; light
hair thin yisage; pale. siekly complexion.
june 2s-i 62-3w.
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No AMERICAN MACHINE is a thing of
beauty and joy forty dollars, at POTTER :,
State street.
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The A. and NJ. College-Annual Grafton.

sHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY posi-
tive cure for Catarrh Diptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold by Byron Lemly.
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WHY WILL you cough when ghiloh,s
Cure viii give immediate relief Price 10 cts.
80 cts and 81 Sold By Byron Lemly.
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Chairman Committee
More Help for Monticello.

JACKSON, June 20, 1882.
The following additional contributions are
gratefully acknowledged all from Masonic
soureps unless Otherwise stated
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle
of Shiloh Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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The Union Aid Association is steadily
increasing its membership.
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The East Mississippi Lunatic Asylum.

The contract for building the new lunatic
asylum, has been awarded to Mr.. G.. S
Covert, of this place. From his energy,
and acknowledged faithfulness in what
ever he undertakes, we may expect that
the asylum will in short time, be M
pleted in accordance with the specifications.
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MAJ. AND Mrs. WoFFoRD are stopping
at Mrs Watkins.
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CAPT. HAYS, Of the Union Aid Associa,
ton Is in the city.
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THE Us. COTTON TAX.

THE PROPOSITION To coNFIscATE THE
MONEY OF PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS FoF
PUBLIC UsE
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CLARION CLUB RATES.
THE WEEKLY CLARION

And either Of the following Journals can be
had One Year for the sum stated:
WEEKLY CoURIER-JOuRSAL, OuisYille, ...S3.O0
TfaFs-DEMoCRAT, New OIleans. .--.......-... 3.O0
- yopg WFPKLy HERALD .... ......... 800
NV ToRK WEEKLY Sun, ......... ...-..-...... 3.pU
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, St. Loans,
p,-s,, Sii.sy.sIppI,y Winona. Monthly. 30
Address Power s. BARKsDALE,
JACKSON, Miss.
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LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in The POstOfiiee at
Jackson, Kinds county, Mss, for the week
ending Jnne q 1852
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Protection from Malaria.

REBUILT Machines, good as new, cheap at
PoTTERs, State street.
Protection from Malaria.
The preventive is the far-famed Southern
remedy, Simmons Liver Regulator, purely
vegetable tonic, cathartic and Alternative. 1t
acts more promptly than calomel or qui-
nine
POTTER repairs Machines-"no go, no pay"
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THE REV. GEO. b. THATER, Of Bour-
hon. IND. saws: aBoth myself and wife owe
onr lives 10 SHIL0HS CONSUMPTION
CURE Sold By Byron Lemly.
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Hon. il. VI. LeaYell on the Rights and
Mission of Women.
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WINoNA, June %, 1892.
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Stark vile Times. ]

ADDRESS AT COMMENCEMENT OF STARK
VILE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
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turer, viii also attend, and the Grand Mas
ter and Grand Secretary may drop in before
adjournment.
THE Canon City (Col.) Express pays
high compliment TO the musical talents and
culture of the Misses Freeman, daughters
of Gen. John D. Freeman late of this State.
Our local readers viii be interested in the
following notice in a recent number Of the
Express, describing musical entertain
ment in that city:
The vocal solo, 'Qui la Voice." by Miss
Emma Freeman accompanied by her sister,
Miss Josephine Freeman, was the gem of
the evening. Miss Freeman has a sweet
and highly cultivated voice and was award
ed we'll deserved applause.
THE Masonic Anniversary of ST. John
the Baptist was celebrated in a most frater-
nal and social manner at Union Church,
Jefferson county, on Saturday last Concord
Lodge, No. Isl, and John A. Galbreath
Lodge. No. 334 participated. There was
an immense gathering, perhaps the largest,
in that vicinity, since the war. The roomy
church building was densely packed during
the exercises of the morning, and the dinner
was in Overlooking abundance. A variety
of amusements entertained the young peo-
pie during the afternoon. 1t was day of
supreme social enjoyment, and will long be
most pleasantly remembered.
On last Monday, 10Th, the running of
two trains daily on the Natchez, Jackson
and Columbus Railroad were to have com
menced, as the Natchez Democrat informs
the public, one leaving Natchez in the
morning, and the other leaving Raymond.
Train No. will leave Natchez daily at II
a. m, passing all stations on the liue on
schedule time, and arriving at Raymond, |
(eigthy-three miles from Matched, at Cos
p m. Train No. , will leave Raymond
daily, at 8 a. m, running on schedule time,
and arrive at Natchez at BOG p m. The |
passing points on the road will be Fayette,
Martin, Norton and Learned There is |
reason to believe that the road will be in
running order to Jackson by the 1st of De-
tober-and then, on to Columbus
REBUILT Machines, good as new, cheap, at
PoTTER's, State street.
Protection from Malaria.
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HrnESEaL--Married, in Jackson, Missis-
sippi, on the 18th inst. Mr.. ] G. Vrden, q
ne former city. Mr.. Virden Is the principal
hook keeper ct the extensive store Of Pollak 8
"a. of this city, where he has won many
friends. who extend to him congrat ulations on
lis Winning 50 charming helpmeet. Their
GOOD wishes viii attend them on their prlaal
~. 9i,. IA enter upon future Of pros
rperitv and unaIloyed happiness.
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sHILOH'5 CURE WILL Immediately re-
lieve Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Sold by Byron Lemly.
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ON ChiIls.
Situation Wanted.

Cures cases for % cents in cash or stamps
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
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The Montgomery Advertiser contains
the following handsome notice Of young
couple towards whom many loving hearts
in this city are fondly turned
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po4rrn doctors 6is in Sewing Maehines-n
cure no pay STATE street
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sAML LEMLY
.,.....
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WinOna Male High School.

POTTER repairs Machines-"nO go, no p
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". 5. LEALr.
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MARRIED.

Total to 1870 20
J. L. POWER, Grand Secretary.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

sroHM LAKE, JowA, May NJ Elaine
in seriogy on Pc, cept Ga led deliver
ed before con ross last Feb u,rv, says thai:
General ca Ael'l was e 90 ed to Tie lower
house of cong ess nine ie ms in succession,
an honor vos c"sa ed ~ bJ. s.e o,her men
Of ,he 5 900 " TO lave served ia tbat - ouse "
[ Qd" e re sJ1SJance tton memOIy-) is
not Nit. b si1e III s,aSeh III this s.a,emenl?
AS have tue eco Il these gpo,emen were
eleCted n'De or moe terms in succession
M, Hau'el Ma,od. North Carolp'a 1901
10 4. Jonn QOincy Adams, Massachusetts.
1891 Az Josnna X. GiIdiles O'l % 1892.
50; JOhn II. Pneps, Missoni 1874 63; Il. i,
Washburue. II nois. 1853 o. Heh y l..
Dawes Mas. ac1use,.s. 1S5! 10 W"1an ID.
ke'!ev. pennSylvau'a 1851. 50: Samuel j.
Randall, Pennsylvania. 1864 SO.
Mess. Adams and Wasbbrrue dill not
serve OF tue 'niG.a terms; boz neirl'er did
Ge,R'a, Ca iielo | have an Imp esS on that
auoder eentI~ nan from Ohio possibly Mr..
Vin,on Zoe whom Vintou conney wasnGped
Sc we'd even successive terms, aud that
jacob Thompson, OF Mississippi of savory
fame. se' we'd ten terms--eight lerms from
No ID Caroiida, and two from NJ s>issppi
hut have not The eoiiedce in Teea d to the
la, er Two. In fact, no member has been
"Fc he' OF the house" dmiDg the last
,ur,9 ifnOt forty years. who has not been
e'e" ed u'ue oc ma e successive terms be-
70 ne fDally left the lower house AS tc
tue gap ON 1903 TO- fiirg yea or more,
haze 10 record. Cal the IJ,ec-Ocean OF
eon,e one else snn9'v sUy othec names, i
there are any ?-LChicago Inter Ocean.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18
The Texas Marriage Aid Association, OF
Dallas, TEXAS

This is one Of the best organized associa-
tons, aud simplest jn lis copst uction of
any now slpwn. 1t is doug an Immense
business, aud is extending its wo,k ihto all
OF the states. The iucOiDorato ana man
ages are among the best men of the city Of
Dallas, aud all OF its obligations are being
promptly met. Any unmarried white per-
sou OF good character, or child, can hold
from Que TO five shares, each of which
shares draws fifty cents per day f,om apni-
cal;On TIL macriag-; aud if not married
in (2,G y two thousand days. EACH share
draws $i.C50-5eing 80 cents per day. Mar
riage may occur at any time. These
amounts will be paid at marriage, or at the
eS pcation OF 200 days, by an assessment
on the members. No assessment is greater
tbau 81 on tue share. No assessment is
made so long as there is fdnd on hand.
Ten per cent. of assessment Is reserved IN
fund for the benefit of members; and ten
pee cent. goes 10 expenses Of the com.
pany; while eighty per cent. thereof
pay immediate marriage demands.
Communications strictly confidential, II
requested. Intelligent, active agents are
wanted in every county and state in the
Union. with good inducements offered.
For plan aud info, nation, address II. s.
Burnett secretary, No. LeGrand build
ing, Austin street, Dallas. Texas.
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ass... s..p.E.d ps,rr WEI.

Boss" slerhe's. f0rme y the king o.
The D.s. r.cs o. Columbia, hiss =, rDck several
bonanzas ia the Baio2'las valley Of Me-ico,
200 M e. from q Paso. Texas. Ia the soaih.
ives ern c0rosr OF the stale Of Chihuahua,
The lead ~ GOLD and. silver STATE II heric0
Shepherd has q foe reside nee on the Bato-
pilus iiFer. and u changing the whole face
Of the "a iey from the sleep OF agrs 10 a
scere OF intense nciivitg- He has opened
t~e7ty-t 40 miues and employs go people.
itr. and the "B0ssf has recently inp0ned
a flsi-c'ass piaoo which was brourht over
The mUuniains. 80 miles, BY fweuf y-sir
men. Shepherd has organized syndicafes
10 work the old gold and silver mincs ol
ZaD0fi, Keuilto. Caarcos. N0relos. which
were abandoned I'D year ago, but are q j
rich In the precious metals.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

The terms Of twentya SIX United State
senators will expire on the 81 Of March mex
fourteen democrats, eleven republicans
and one independent-as follows: Messrs
Morgan. Garland, salisbury, Hin ga }
Beck. Lamar. Mcpherson. Ransom, Grover
Butler, Harris. Coke, Johnston aud Davis
wv Val. democrats; Mcssrs. ChilcOtt. Me
dill, Plumb. Kellogg. Frye. Hoar. Ferry
Window Samuels, Rollins and Anthony
republicans; and David Davis, an indie
pendent. OF these, Messrs. Beck and La
mar have been chosen as their own sncce.
sors; Mr. Gibson. democrat. has been elected
70 succeed KELLOGG, republican; Riddleber
ger. readjuster, has been elecled 20 succeed
Johnston. democrat. and Wilson. republi
can, has been elected to succeed McDiil, re-
publican.
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sHAMEL,a,s urrIo. AIS.

An inves igation la.e'y mas been 10 pro-
gless wi. reference TO the mauner OF con-
duciing the affairs Of The So'die's' hone,
near Washington C,ty, and the oLher day a
report was made 10 Lhe senaDe on tie ma
.e. This insviGuton was foundeG aud or
gaoized upon tue purest principles OF CHAR
Itv aud ri sht, in beua.f OF Old aud disaoisd
veterans who had fought MOLLY foe zoe
county for long yeas, but upon such
scauty pay that they were unab'e 70 lay
auy,hiug for their Old age.s or tue
season of ,beir inirmity. Nca y
The entle support of The 1ust"u'
tion has come out Of TIE poor ea'n'hgs oil
tie ac.;ye soldiers, and tue report shows
that in therhirty years of jas existence the
Soldiers Home has received over $3.50 0, Q
chiefly tne counibOioDs OF tie regular
army. If there could be two cha'nits
which il would be supposed would be more
consc' eJtiouslv petfO med team any Others,
they are those looking 10 tbe care ct The
orphan of soldier who fell in deiepse Of
his couo,,y, o. the old MAJ, mained and
disabled in The same cause. IL seems f'om
the charges Of The i1mlues of the home ana
The eport of toe comm zee i,se'f, indeed,
taat abuses OF the most shameful kind have
been ca,I ed on IN ihe ins,itu,'ou for year.
For jus1ance. the ollie'as have been feeding
anu clol ding he Inmates ~ the highest,
scah, lest aud Goa sest manner, while they
themselves have Deen INDUCING in cham
payne suppe AID all tbe de!'cacies OF all
tue seasons The iuuds, Sufficient income to
run The home p. ope ~, have, ia fact, been
most ex,rayagantly aod wasteiully adj
.piuis. e. ed. IL looks as if every department
and ipsu,ution counec,ed with the
goverOmeht were rotten to the
core, aud good men cannot but
almost despair of seeioc it beltered
Wherever. the pruning knife is applied an
abuse is found, 10 be topped Oh, and there
is never AN iuyes, igation ordered but Oili'
cials tremble aud rottenness is unearthed
This disgracef1l expose of the meanness
and corruption of the Soldiers Home is hut
in keeping with the rank growth Of oiilcia'
sentiment which. has spfuug up under re-
publican rule and illustrative OF the dan
gers OF long leases Of power. No remedy
can be nationally expected uuiiI those get
into power who can investigate. wi,bou
hayiog party or political or personal friends
81 shield.
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PALESTINE.
Correspondence of The Herald.

Correspondence Of The Herald.
PALGsliSe, Nav 8, 1SS2.-Burglars have
been busy in Palestine The last few nights,
and have broken ioio and robbed several
saloons aud sores. Last night, while the
family wee temporarily absent, The house
of A. B. Lapge' Of The international
land depa'tment, was enteled and ION
pletely raDsact ed from Top TO bottom. No
clue has yet been Obtained as 10 the bur-
glars, t0ough few hesitate 20 say that no
st"ange,s have do0e these lhings.
Youc correspondent has just returned
fom rip 10 Mineoia, and found
considerable dilcussiou in railroad
eli cles in that town over the re-
moval Of Mr.. Cammack from the
position of s,atou-masler there. and the
appointment of Mr. John G. Ha, lis 10 sue
ceeu him. The article in Sundays HERALu
has caused cons derable talk. The fact is
thG5 the removals baMr. Harris we've by
his dete' mutation 10 ,ul the office moe
economically, an1, as g consequence, The
office payroll SNOW 5000 less monthly thar
under former ad manifestations.
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Tvs CiBcinuad pnDers o. Monday come
10 US foil Of news aiis seuibs o. T. the clos-
ing o. she "a ODDS upeer zoe syiTH iaW IN
that "aose-a Pas saOdav last. Never
theiess IL seems ibai loser re Eh'oe' and
over M Gov ~ % ias ~ ~ bad no need
Of gong DIV. Ia zoe lao c..y one saloon
aiooe soi8 fOgt be 20. ~ kees Of i'ee-. rni
another sa'o01 at tHe orssan Pes, on
NoUut Au5Css, c i1irra Z. SOD swo hun
dred and r (. 3 les. Fdnv iweu yibousand
peo.le wee oser tbs Eb;ue, ADD ven n
The q fe and bscs 900 :. NOsto toe min
is.e1 preserved Goa a.Uia.Oy sermons on
she "cosiDg' Of The sa'Oons, hOveve'.
sin he good 70 ( goes 0ui
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yljles oldest citizens, whose snowy locts IN
diOrted ihe fOsi NJ more than u linlf cen.
tn'Yl The following go1ilemrn from The
rostollIce department NJ WgshlnetJnf were
w nttendahcci lIon Il, lIauon, FIST ns-
sisleni ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II. A, Emar,
.ecord assistanij A. u. Iiazen, tblrd W. II.
Thomson, superintendent Of tbe railway
,efylcc; a. A. Freeman assistant attorney
general for tbe department u. o. Honk
gressmcn, were also present AS the pro-
cession moved along Ii was nearly impOssi.
he 10 penetrate The mass of people that
thiongcd the streets Fully 1O,0CJ must
have paid respect and honor o the dead
tatcsman. - Nashville World Special.
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be beneficial 10 ihe people u illssa.c' ln
the Brt plsoe, Teaas dulnl ibs tlnc a.
tuJed ~. WIS u't uubcl ny any naiufa
o. % herciusc, was sIusularly zee RON al
cliatoclet of dsastee,, aul las nov s,nr.ed
upon another season un or exceptionally
favorable auspices. The weather Is and has
been Gnc, ,be ground is IN good condition,
I've farmers and planters arc bopeld', anu
thc crops everyone G, from present anpear
ances, appear 80 promise an upofecedented
yield. II is probable ,hnt, w'tl goo0 y 'ces'
The crops Of Texas IBIS year VIII place us
in an exceedingly easy condN'on
Financially. Toe trOubles 10 wh'ch we
baye rere, red will 40 doubt produce such
demand that pieces will be good here
then will he our opportunity. Addea 10
this is The (utther fact Wat he inle' nal
troubles in Europe, no ably jn Great BIT
ain, ale lisely 10 cause the existence OF a
larger market than we have bad for some
time past. All of this in view OF our hne
crop prospects canuot but be reassor'nS 10
us of Texas aud make The outlook ex'
t,enely encouraging. There are one
or two things pa dco"y, now
ever which should be attended
10 by Que ahricu'vu'a'ists. II
The first place there's SHOULD be no waste
every dollar ought TO be gotten out OF th'
groaud and brought into c''cu'a,ion ina
Iabor, economy aud foresight can Obtain
Year before last when tbe,e was larg'
| l. H. w
thrown away for wapt OF labor 10 gather
in. Trs loss oJsht not 10 occur again
and our pauiers cannot commence to'
soon 10 arrange TO meet possible fecur
renee of sLch an emergency. II noI' the'
no man should SOW moe Inai
he will be able 10 reap. e by at
tending to these paleht trutn
such Situations may in toe future be OF
viated. The labor problem III seasons o
abundant crops is Certainly one OF tpc mos
vexatious and costly we have. There
also we fear when prosperity appears Il
dawn. zoo great Il disposition 20 run u.s.
lessly juLo debt and d'aw 100 heav''y OF
prospec,s, and tots, of course, in the Jont
run is ruiuous. BY eco@omy, watehfu'Des
and adequate provisions Tor ra's
ing and gathering crops, the Ia
mers and planters. and The bushes
men, all OK whom are mutual.
dependent upon each otbet, can reasonao'Y
anticipate 1om The p cseLS outlook ia III
a,e IN Unusually prosperous year. IN
more we reHecG upon the annoyanccs ah'
d;saste,s so constantly affecting and aiii'ct
iugIal 4 Other regions, The grea.er is 'he rec
gSurion ofthe wonderful patu'a' adYah'a
\ ges of Texas over any o. al o'her s1ofs
II The real facts about our SAFE wee Zen
orally known, in the next decade we wou
lead any other STAGE in The Union in wea' Il
| aud ,,nnuIa.tnu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

Jnn,e iaite- ps,f o. Is. anl ne ea-iisr
pa.t oftbis year We ue-s tept c'1sisni'y
rf.rrised. Chrourh tbe pres frr' -, ol
rsest aooas and fo-ssi f-s-. o. s-'aT 'i'ss q
ever inuseinsbis el.s-at's-. '11ts., 20 e.i
o,,r.uunitiss q psoDas in b - Ie so1,h
.,s no-ih. a15 u res fsred. - iiis ror
ro,s-mes. that fbousan1s 81 r'ep7'e would
!. uu,iss 40 make ibis yss- noe iann
t,1rrruus r irdsss ~ ~ s1ces-i 10 ~ -ps
o. r.~rh. We a. not -s .p'rsr, t'ie'r Ne
Z, TINE. fuf csaa'n insri as's re-
s.ns nus eusus. "a. uDSer
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-05-18

IN The debate in The ma, oi,i senate the
other day on the report OF Tn secrcia'Y Of
war showing how mush moaey had been
expended for travelling purposes in the
army, SENATOR PIUMB, Of Kansas, bit
the nail on The head wheu he said ,hs
ihiog Of ordering a my odjce's from one
place to another bat ,beg m sat See their
families o. sgeeihe5',s had got 10 be an
oa,Iage and sboU 4 be sOpoed. An orOer
10 viat such aud sYca place included All
hs eEDeases, WI ca was palpaby unjust
a1d absurd