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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

VoIdcn7s Liebig7s liquid EXTRACT Of Beef
and Tonic lnvigoratOr is most excellent
preparation IL is, par excellence, superior
to cod liver oil or anything have ever
used in wasted or impaired constitutions,
and an excellent preventive of malarial dis
eases. Qemcmber the name, Colden's-
take no other) Ofdruggists generally.
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Doctor J, W. Gibbon, of Arkansas,
writes: For many years my wife was a
sufferer from terrible female complaint
that hallled the skin of all physicians
around me. She used Doctor Dromgoole's
English Female Biltcrs, they cured her
sound and well, and do not hesitate Ia
say, they saved her lie"
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Mhnrnihn r.nnfTnli,inr,

There IL no denying that s,sadont is
the best preparation for the mouth md
teeth. Preparations, like snow.hukcS t..
number, have appeared, hut the public
faith is still strong in the virtues OF sodo-
don't It's use grows yearly.
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COO vs.. @e5!

The one buys box of Browns Vegeta.
bic Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
sick headache and torpid liver; the other
you pay your doctor rs penalty for not
using Browns Liver Pills in time: which
amount will you pay All of Browns med.
cines Tor sale. by all druggists in Dallas
asst Dallas and Texas.
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IyA. Im- JannAry q. lsg.-cmrrn nrpIcNr

Co.:
Gents. Enclosed ind one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie CARERS Little Nerve Pills, and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several ofmy friends among whom |
distributed them, and in every instance
nave given entire satisfaction, For sick
headache, they are the mcdicine-seek not
10 Improve them-they are perfect.
HUGH WILL, Ava, Jackson o.. Ills,
For sale by Williams, TolGyer X Walker
druggists, Dallas Texas.
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E@iscellansous aanntn


WANIEp--uu farm. a reliable man and
VIE; also good farm hand. nnuir' n"
gay AZ Oapain OrrS Carriage Repository Mntn
aueet, near postolice ave"
MAN IEp-By Young man who has had two
90 Ie" S eNpeflehee IN crockery and three
ly"ss ~ uru8 business n position Ia either. bE,t
Houston. Texas nS, s,,tSN
VA AZ ihb-A Waite Woman tn uprso Ami,
w TO MIS- Il. Y, ToNrNtNs, gll Young Str5ei
,,,.,.,,,,,,,.-.. ocu0u
w ANrEp-Lo purchase a lleht fouf.,egta,i
~ ,, onfEy NY a. good family horse Address
,..,,,,.,,, ''N V''''' oct2l-u
II ANEEll- Aveats tor the Maid OF AthspS
" MARRIAGE Uuinn of Athons. Tevas Hra,,
new pays SI5 day. PAULJoSrs. Secrotorr 5"''
...---------- ocu.dNwl0o
NANrED-A position as hooSFren,r a. n, ~,
" agricultural implement on rrnrarv rs,oh
''I =, tr hv,ssol references given. Addp>s
=, =, w 80 S'.e'. ocidlt
WANTED a nurse girl about 4 or M vr,,.- An,
W age good references reguIrrl NnJSs t,,',,S.uo'
and Portland. MN S5,iy"
w ANlEp-lo bind i've oHlldrcn Ia mood
- 'tlulleA y ol'oWs One sim $ years old
une9 years on, one and one yeats oId. njs1
NJ ~ X, ~ yS1s utu' For particulars address
w ANtEp-.Agents wanted for our rev H.
~ Illustrated and tast selling books n 4 az.
PICTORIAL Family Bibles II" Eyun t.rr,v ~,
agents can on or address TEXAS BOOK Am
BIBLE co. ~ Main street Dallas, Texas
w ANlED-By the Mcrchenls, Fergrr,s an,
Mecnahcs Mutual Endowment ASsoria.
u0n of Texas. aOtiye ngenty IN ,,ySrr t0,',,
county and city OF Texas and tbc uni}ti
ctatcs Benefits paid In from one to tyyrnty-
lour months without death or MARRIAGE - ~,
! maturity OF Benefit certificates Far mr,bnr
T 1Ti"t Tnt. HPpy 20 i FGsNEE, Secretary,
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wondorfuIi without Numbcr

are the cures recorded by the use of Browns
Arnica Sa,ve. Not family in America
but should Keep a remedy for burns, cuts,
company warrant every box Of Browns
ArniCa Salye.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

Parasols, Fans, aud IL ,ct all summer
goods IN the house, W. ave reduced to
such low figure that I be impossible
for any TO abstain from ying. A. n Il,
Mittenthl, Cos Elm street.
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Considering the number of competiore,
and the strenuous efforts put forth. and tbs
high rcpute some Of the competing Brands
enjoy at home, the wiNning of the only
Gold Medal ever given at an Australian
exhibition is quite matter of copgratula.
ton on the part of Mcssrs. ", T. Black
well q Co., manufacturers of Blaclwelis
Durham tobacco
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ASroRp, hicmaAS, August 20, 1872 -CAErBR
MEnGCISE COMrANU
Gcnuomcn--Pleuso send 20 my address
another bottle of tie Little Liver Pills. |
consider them sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHARLES 5, SANFORD,
Midland county, Michigan.
For sale by Williams, Tolliver Il Walker
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Norly Nenr. nNrcrlenco nt nn nln

foriy Years Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs, Wmslow's Soothing Syrup is Inc
prescription OF one of the best female phy.
HclaHs and nurses in the United States, and
has been used Tor forty wears with never
falling safety and success hy millions nf
mothers and children, lrom the feeble in.
FAINT otone weel, old to the adult. II cor.
reefs ac'dity Of the stomach relieves wind
coic, regulates the bowels, ana gives resi-
health and comfort to mother and child
we believe it the best and surest remedy i'm
The world IN all eases OF 0yseutery and dinr.
rhWa. In children, whether arising from
tee,hWs or from any other cause. Full di-
rrtecn2ns for using viii accompany each bot
tie. Nome genuine unless the fac-simile of
IuruS% Perkins isoD the outside wrapper.
Bottle 81
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II Might Have l,ccn."

Thus your friends will sing as they watch
your life ilickoring out with that dread dis.
ease dyspepsia; stay its ravages hy using
al once. Browns Pepsin Tonic. Rcmem.
Der Delays are dangerous.
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscTetions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay loss Of manhood, etc,
viii senq recipe that will cure YOU, free
OF charge, This great remedy was dscoy-
cred by o missionary in South America
Send 4 sell-addresSed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inmau, Station d, New York
altN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

The new brand Snring Tobacco il wha,
every dealer should have IN stock. Chew.
ers say there is nothing equal tn In on III,
market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

SIS. :. cured scalp sores, sores In nos
trils aud cars, after everything known To
the medical fraternity had failed Juo. :
Iaggart, Tel. Operator, Salamanca, n. Y.
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20.

| ~ ys2.rlers resulting from fixed
~ iIa a and body, the removal
|,,,jnvt permanent, must nccGssa.
L sa oa - Although in somr i'm
II . -Vs, browns Iron Bittcrs arc
| ,SerSS,n.g never fail to restore perfect
| g,,pps aysleal organization, LISA
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To tho Drummers ofthe West

When az Colorado, stop with w. ID. STRAIT
ton, at the Reudrcbrook House. The best
Sleeping apartments, the best table. the
best aample rooms 'u The west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

Gala Opening Day,
To-day and tomorrow at Bauman's.
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Buy your bugrics At W. W. orr's, sue.
essor to Sechler 4 Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-14

Every chewer should buy Spring n. \
because u isthc best Tobacco ever soid II
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Burnetts Cocaine, tho Best and Cheapest
Huir Dressinr.

IL Kills dandruil, allays irritation, and pro-
notes ayigorous growth of the hair.
hurnetts ilavouug extracts are invaria-
bly, acknowledged the purest and best.
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Gost

! oSr-' rni rocket book containing A non.
4 sion yr' 1cGlc; also voucher aud nhock
l'r ~ AID % uutn Any one finding snme VIM
70 uu,.l'I! rewarded by returning ZANE 10 mis-
''''e ociltlt
1 u.f mod, bu.dlr bull.dog, huDo white N,
ward WI b. paid Tor bis Sum, A Hotru.
OptA-fi
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EfoR RENT-A four foom cottage, furnished
j. or uniurnishcd. Apply at 1850 Wood street,
....--. nCtli-lw
IVh htNI-A very desirable residence.
~" idcluc avenue containing \ rooms.
lmmtdlatn possession given terms In advance
Apply 70 l. h. JoHosoN, sanger Bros. ociiS.st
IGOR RFNT-A nice cottage, surrounded N,
shade trcss and u good clstern App'v ON
.u' Nttm'seS '8u2 Commerce 81 Get oc,l2.t
H'OR RENT-llandsomcly furnished Z ans
rent ai SOi Jackson street ocila. nv
k'oN kENl-first-Clnss ilrgshed room to
a gtnuemen and wife or two gentlemen. pri.
'"'e family handy 10 business on Elm street
a.
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NoR sALE-Two houses ON Polt stres, 100,
/ No. - and %; easy terms AdIreSs H., 'I;N
SNOW Box 3lg oc',t w. ~
Illn u A L 4. IN lai..-.. :.
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WANTED--Fiye good timers ANN 10
w Harry Bros. anppi,SS 70
WANrkD-A tile OF the DAILY urntLn ,or
w the year 1879 Apply at the Ilornid0fi
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\NANTEp--Ou farm. a rsliahlc MAJ, 90,
VIE; also a good farm hand. lnauir, tN'
gay AZ Oap1ain Orr's Carriage Repository Mntn
street, near pOstoiicc ''"'h
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-24

THE establishment OF au Actors Fund in
and all who are legitimately connected with
the stage, similar to that which has so long
existed in London, has called out a great
deal Of good will and kindly feeling for the
profession on the part OF the press OF the
metropolis. The Herald, as usual, has been
specially conspicuous in its advocacy Of the
Fund, but it takes issue with the promoters
who have advertised simultaneous matinee
benefits at all the theatsrs, and instead sug-
gests that "a better method might be adopted
ia marking one day in each month of the
regular dramatic season the actors day.
when each OF the leading theaters, in turn,
should present one model performance Of
comedy, tragedy, melodrama or farce, cast to
the full strength OF the actors then CHANGING
TO be in the city and who might be suited to
the parts to be filed" There can be no doubt
that this plan would result in good round
SUN every year for the Fund, to which, we are
glad to see, Mr. Joseph Emmet has sent a
check for $1,000 and Mr.. John T. Raymond
$780, Mr. Lawrence Barrett has also offered
to produce his new play, The Counterfeit
PresentmeRL in one of the city theaters on the
fund day. Other actors and actresses have
similarly sigui6ed their desire to appear. In
Brooklyn there is reported the same activ-
ity among managers and actors on behalf Of
the projects in the metropolis, and work is
going forward there with similarly hopeful
promise Of success. OF course, New Orleans,
Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, San Francis
co and other cities will fall into line and
make generous contributions. The actors, as
Shakespeare said, care born TO do benefits"
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tions with which Trescott was bound and
gagged. The first insIaliment to British in
terests is freight money on 100000 tons OF
guAno, and one-hslf the profits OF its sale in
Europe which of itself is a larger sum than
the war expenditures of Chilli
But If the United States had intervened,
would not Great Britain also have inter
vened?"
well" said Blaine, sit would have been
worth the while to have found out, whether
if the United States interviewed TO save an
American republic, Great Britain would have
interviewed to destroy il. In nv own ju6g-
ment the foreign policy of Great Britain will
next take that direction. Ii certainly will
not so long as British statesmen see that the
United States can do By omission more for
British interests than Great Britain can do
by commission. The whole idea, however,
Of British Intervention is a myth. The
moral power of the United States in South
America would simply have been irresistible.
For American interests it was the oppor-
tunity of the century, and it was blindly
sacrificed. The commercial interests of this
country in South America will not in fifty
years, recover what has been lost and what
was in its power to acquire. Our interests
are not only totally destroyed in Chilli and
Peru, but our prestige is impaired in all
South America-indeed, in all Spanish
America, both continental and insular. The
present generation will not witness the re-
covery Of that which mas been lost within
the last ninety days"
"When you speak of commercial interests,
do YOU mean shipping interests?"
81 mean nat" said Blaine, "but not that
alone. l mean al entire change of commodi-
ties. the supply of manufactured articles
and raw materials, a concentration in our
commercial cities OF a share of that which
will now 90 wholly tO ,OndOn and liver.
pool. The trade of the west coast of South
America, from this time forward, will be as
much in the hands of Great Britain as the
trade OF British India. But this opens d
large subject, and | have neither the time
nor inclination TO pursue it to-day"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-24

THE Mississippi River Commission in its
estimate for the improvement of the river
for the fiscal year 1888 was $4,123,000, as
follows: Initial work for. contracting the
channel and protecting caving bank on six
reaches of the river, constituting length of
1S4 miles, wiz: New Madrid reach forty,
Plum Point thirty-eIght, Memphis sixteen,
Helena thirty, Choctaw bend thirty-fve,
Lake Providence reach thirty,) S3,11S,-
900; closing gaps in levees Sl,010,000. For
this Inter item, General Gibson's bill substi-
tutes So, $4,000 to which further increase
has been made by the committee of S750,000,
making total OF S., ,00O The bill thus
amended will, it ia generally believed, pass
both Houses. II it does, the commission in
tend TO use the amount appropriated for re-
pairing levees in a business-like way, by be-
ginning at the passes and working up stream.
The amount in the bill is ample for the fiscal
wears work
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-24
STAR-ROUTE CASES
Called in the Criminal COurt-DOrsey's
Arrest Insisted Upon by the
Prosecution.
Eads and the Jetties-The Peruvian In
yestigatiOn-Teller and the In
terror Seeretaryship.

WAsHINGToN, March 23.-Sen1te A num-
Der Of bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred.
Senator George, from the Committee on
Agriculture, reported as substitute for sew
eral measures before that committee the
original bill 70 constitute the department Of
agriculture an executive department, and to
enlarge its powers and duties. 1t provides
that there shall be secretary and an assist
ant secretary, both OF whom shall be practi-
cal agriculturalists; that there shall be FIVE
bureaus in the department, as follows: La
Dor and industrial education, agricultural
productions, manufactures and machinery
and transportation; aud the transfer of the
geological surveys from the interior depart
ment to the new agricultural department.
The duties and powers of the department are
mainly to collect and disseminate informa-
ton relating TO agricultural interests.
The tariff commission bill then came up,
and Senator Garland made speech favor
ing reference of the subject OF tariff to the
members OF Congress, rather than to experts
appointed by the President.
After discussion, and an amendment by
Senator Vance, the bill went over.
Senator Dawes, from the Appropriations
Committee, reported the Indian appropria-
ton bill, with sundry amendments.
After an executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
HoIss.-The House met in continuance Of
Wednesdays session. Debate on the Chinese
bill was resumed, and Messrs Richardson
rs. CT and Wise Pa spoke in favor OF the
bill, and Messrs. Morse and Joyce opposed it.
Messrs. Dunnell and Orth also spoke in op-
position to the bill.
The legi.lat day Of Wednesday then
closed, and that of Thursday opened. After
some unimportant business the morning
hour was disposed with and the House re-
sumed consideration of the Chinese bill
Many members geve their views on the sub
ject, and finally Mr.. Page brought the debate
to a close. All amendments were voted
down, and the bill passed in the exact shape
in which it came from the Senate-yeas H.
nays 65
The House then adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-24
SUNDAY LIQUOR LAW.
Ohio Temperance People i'm Conven
tiOn Urging it's Enforcement.

COLUMBUS, March 23.-The Sunday law
mass Temperance convention, called by the
Hon. Richard Smith, OF Cincinnati, supple
mented by several ministerial associations,
convened at IL o'clock am. with representa-
tives present from all parts of the State, and
large delegations from more prominent cities.
The gathering is representative one, COM
posed in great measure of clergymen of all
denominations and prominent temperance
men. A committee on permanent organiza-
ton was appointed, and the convention ad-
journed until l 80 pm.
AT the afternoon session a permanent or
ganization was effected, the Hon. Richard
Smith, of Cincinnati, being elected presi-
dent, with vice-president for each congress
sional district, with L. A. Belt, of Marion
county, and c. NJ. Nichols, of Clark county,
acting as secretaries. Mr.. Smith was intro
duced amid applause, and spoke at length
on the necessity of the amendment to the
Stubb's Sundy law being passed by the leg
islature. Strong anti-liquOr resolutions were
passed.
At the evening session a State Central
law and order committee were constituted,
with authority to call State convention
looking to the enforcement ofthe Sunday law.
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On Red River.

ST. LOUIS, March 23.-A telegram from
Captain Randolph, dated Delhi, La, to
General Beckwith, saws: There is no
actual suffering from Red river to Delhi, or
on the Black, Tensas, Choctaw or Mason
rivers. Rations have been supplied to April
10Th for this section, excluding the west
shore of Black river | think 5000 people
will require half rations of bacon and meal
until May 1st. The total number who may
become destitute if the water does not fall
soon is placed at Is 000."
Secretary Lincoln telegraphs General
/ Backwith that tents will be- set to the flooded
districts by fast freight
The government towboat Coal Bluff left
here this afternoon for Vicksburg, with two
barges laden with food for the flood sufferers
in Mississippi and Louisiana.
Dispatches from the Globe Democrats cor
respondent on the government relief steamer
Ants, up the Sunhower river and its tribu-
taries in the Yazoo basin, gives additional
details of the condition of affairs in that
submerged country. Hundreds of people
have been rescued from housetops and gin
lofts and from RATS, and taken to high
ground, but there are still hundreds of fami-
lies living in upper stories, or on the roofs
OF their cabins and houses, that can
not be recovered, because there is no land
above water for many miles from where they
live. RItions are given to these, and they
| are left to take care OF themselves as best
they can. The well-to-do planters, as rule
| are providing food for the laborers and
furnishing them the best shelter that can
possibly be secured under the circumstances
But the poor, white and black
who own small places, and who
at the best have very little, are
in destitute condition, and many of them
are suffering for food. The Anita has done
splendid work so far, and it ia evident that
! had not this expedition been sent into thi,
/ country, scores of persons would have starved
or been drowned, for very many families are
Eot only out Of provisions, hut they have nc
! means OF getting from their flooded home;
/ to dry land
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-24

nance. She denounces the "ludicrous ignor-
ance, dull blunders and duller Jokes" of En-
glish playwrights. She alleges that The
" Dick Turpins' of the dramatic profession
have not even as much deceucy as prevails
in Broadway She threatens that "men and
women OF genius will, before long, refuse to
lend their intellects to make the profit and
the puppets of dramatic managers and dra-
matte cOeblers.' The adapter feebly replies
that it has cost him more pains to adapt
"Ouida" than to write an original work. Mr..
w. S. Gilbert says that English playwrights
unquestiOnably show 'ludicr0us Ignorance"
who try to find drsma attic idea in the author
of Moths Mr.. Herman Nerivale advises her
henceforth 10 fit her own books to the stage,
and thus save herself from being Pinerizsd
(JehnsoH'S Dictionary, latest edition." We
have no sympathy with the petty pilferers
Of the stage, but we wish the novelists had
found a better champion.