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Mineral Wells.

10 those contemplating visit hese
celebrated wells we unhesitatingly advise
them to stop at the Rodgers Il Roe hotel if
they desire good living, combined with
pleasure. Mr.. Rodgers, its genial mana
ger, leaves nothing undOne that may tend
to the comfort of his guests.
Connected with this house is the best
well i'll the city free to its guests. Elegant
baths, hot and cold, furnished at all hours.
Parties at a distance can be furnished
with these waters, delivered on railroad, by
addressing the .proprietors. A fine hack
runs in connection with trains on I. 4 Z.
X. r., distant miles. The best table, the
best rooms, the best baths and water in the
city.
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Bear witness to the fact that for cleanliness
excellence of fare, and general convenien.
ceS, no house in the state equals the Woo
tan House, at Wootan Wells Robertson
county, The simple assertion that it Is
presided over by Judge J, J. Kendrick, is a
guarantee b all that nothing in its man
aagement is wanting that tends to the com
fort ofits guests.
AIRY and commodious rooms, broad and
shaded verandas, billiard hall and skating
RINK, a table unsurpassed by any of the
watering places of the gulf; attentive
waters, and u landlord noted far and wide
class 1t as the Enc plus ultra of all south
ern resorts.
To the Invalid seeking to rebuild shat
tered constitution or TO those DESTROYS o
relief from the cares and turmoil of city
life, we say come TO the Wootan House
and having once partaken of its hospitality
you will come again. Leave train at Bre
mond
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zoe. Va. @:5l

The one buys box of Browns Vcgeta-
bic Liver Pills, which cures constipation,
sick headache and torpid liver the other
you pay your doctor as a 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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been made TO bring in strong cabinet
after 1t. At an early date NJ Gambetta
VIII possibly take some opportunity of ex-
planning his views as 10 the work that
ought to be done next session, and when he
has spoken the prospects, not only of the
present cabinet, but Of the chamber of dep
uties. which was elected last year to sup
port NJ. Gamhetta's policy, as il was then
= London Times.
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Wonderful Without Number

are the cures recorded by the use Of BrOWn's
Arnica Save. Not family in America
but should keep remedy for burns, cuts,
always in the house. The Brown Medicine
company warrant every box of Browns
ArniCa Salye
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rAr,~nls, F,n,, and IN tact all summer
goois IN the house, we have reduced To
such - lac figure tnat Il will be impossible
lnr any ~ ABSTAIN from buying. A. 4 Il,
Nittenthal. GS Elm street.
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High Authority

DR., W. Il. Scott, president of the College
of Physicians, Montreal, writes: 81 have rec
commended Golden liebig' Liquid Extract
OF Beef and runic luvigorator as the best
preparation used for Debility, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Fever, Ague and Loss Of APP
petite" Remember the name, Colden's-
take no othcr.) OF druggists generally.
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Good Intelligence.

The valuable preparations of the cele
brated DR.. Acker, so favorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been intro
duced among our people. DR.. ACker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will be hailed with Joy
by all who are distressed with disorders of
the stomach and liver for which they are u
ture preventative and cure They are very
pleasant, and sold in elegant boxes at %
and so cents, by W. II. Patterson & Co.
he PeaChstone Lniment men.
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at Might Mnye neen.n

Thus your friends will sing as they watch
your life tlickering out with that dread dis.
ease dyspepsia stay its ravages by using
at once Browns pcpsin Tonic, Remem.
Der Delays are dangerous.
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Daily Marriage Boil. Memrhls. Tennessee

Organized 18th August, Grand rush OF
membership; one day, tiity-eight members
Pays $40 per day. Benefits paid immcdi-
atelc. Sanders Brothers, general agents,
Office over the Exchange bank, Dallas,
Texas.
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Ghcap Column
Qoucss.

NorlCk-,Adyorusemen may % handed INTO
~ our business Office up TO Sp, m, and into the
COMPOSING Room up to I :. m.
plANos 10 rent at very low dgures at C. HI,
EDWARDS, rs Main street. sept9s lw
NOTICE BUSINESS CHANCE-Can AZ IN
Main street and learn how to mako 81 80 M ION
months, & d. Brown. secretary. auglO.u
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bNrnclS NOVotlht,
the Best aud Cheapest Hair Dressing. 1t
kills daudrun, allays irritation, and pro-
notes vigorous growth of the hair,
Burnctts Flavoring Extracts are invaria-
bly, acknowledged the purest and best,
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\ negro was cured of vital case OF Rheu.
tua i,lr nv = ; ; without the remedy he
SnDl have lie VIM. Il. Smith, NJ. D.,
Tunhliug Shoals, ). G.
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Emplonmcnt tnr Au.

MECHANICS, clerks, servants, houscksepcrS,
~ OF laoorers OF any kind will do well To cali
NJ the Employment Otice. as daily m piicatinus
arc received for city and country 6D Main
street A. Ltder Telephone your orders.
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Bus ynnI huspir. " ". ". orr's, sue.
es,or To s,ohl,t& or, Main street, Dallas,
Texas
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Down Town Merchant,

Having passed several sleepless nights, dis
turbed by the agonies and cries of a suffer
ing child, and becoming convinced that
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup was lust
the article needed, procured supply for
the child. On reaching home, and ac
quainting his wife with what he had done
she refused TO have it administered to the
child, as she was strongly in favor of Ho-
mmopathy That night the child passed in
suffering, and the parents without sleep
Returning home the day following, the
father found the baby still worse; and while
contemplating another slcepless night, the
mother stepped from the room to attend &c
some domestic duties, and left the father
with the child, During her absence he ad
| ministered dose Of the Soothing Syrup tC
the child, and said nothing. That night al
hands slept well, and the little fellow awok,
in the morning bright and happy. Tn,
mother was delighted with the sudden ant
wonderful change, and although at first of
Tended at the deception practiced upon her
has continued to use the Syrup and suffering
| crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared, A single trial of the Syrup neve
| yet failed to relieve the baby, and ovcrcom,
the prejudices of the mother. Sold by al
Druggists. 20 cents a bottle.
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Eor Nate.

IGOR SALE VERY CHEAP-lIoisc PhNton
Il aud Harness. Hoseis very large enc. and
gentle enough for any child or Judy 10 drive. Ia
not AFRAID OF cars or anything else phWton has
been used one year. Apply 10 D. O. OprgS-
hslh' al Sanger Bro. = wholesale dcpRrtmenL)
.--... scpI27 Ivy
IGOR sALE-Good buggy horse Enqulro s
y MclLMENsy. GIand. Windsor Hotel, st.
h'uH oALh-fiye building 10 sand u good res.
l. tdcnCe, ON Bryan ami GcrmaniR streets, ON
easy terms Apply ut II. kELLKR, $40 Main
street scp96tf
EOR SALE-A orlISh,r and corn shelter. For
4 particulars call upon or address SAN Gun.
DIFF Lonsview, Texas sept n
EOR SALE-ChtHp-a second hand engine.
y Apply or address HERALD septl
EoRsNLE OR RtNr-sturc. house ana ot
L % Cochran street, good location for family
| grocery, feed stn'c or beef market will take III
part pay pair good mules ur horses or I good
buggy JOHN VI. HOWELL. sep 2Liw
EuR sALE-rhc Point Breeze property Mt
L sherman, now renting at $50 per month
ApplyN \. LANGsroN, Dallas, Texas
scpui-if
IGOR SALE OK ENcuANGE-A light phuton,
| Il In perfect oder been used one season, for
sale, or exchange for good, gentle horse that
raves Well Sue about - hands, or would CN-
Chasgo for a large horse, II perfectly reliable,
and pay the difference. W. &. sicklcs, 1858 Elm
| tIcCt iuigOf
| HOR sALE-A new pool table Address Pool
| II Table, HERALD Office ~uptlglw
| LMR SALE-Residcucc No. SOs teandcr ST.,
| Il one of the most pleasantly situated and con,
| yenieni In every way In the city; scyoA rooms
| Inquire on promises aug2G.tf
| NOR SALE-A very desirable city lot call on
Il John Browning, lOhs Elm street iu27
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In the rear of the Glen Lea saloon, George
Waller, proprietor. Oysters and game in
season. Fish at all times. The only place
where you can, at all times get square
meal. and the best in the city.
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S,or nj the Rendezvous House, Co or.
ado, rrNts Jus, opened, Evervi ing
clean amt urat W. " Str tnn, Manager.
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The new brand Snrne roh go Ia what
. every dealer shnnld have Va S,,ct. Chew.
Ilsrs say there Is un'hine 'uual IL In on the
n ArkNl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-27

Every chc~er should hay Spring Nav
h,c use II the he's, 1oharoo ,ver 81 Il
TEXAS
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\ s,l, tie psS, nucfles tor the mo
n tht sn"id
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To the prummors orthc west

When at Colorado, stop with w. d. STRAIT
ton, at the Rendrebrook House, The best
sleeping apartments, the best table, the
hest sample rooms N the west.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-27

s1,Ss venu,ne,mrs OF nuth,m s,Ard
grsi he world.
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&or ElenI.

EOR RENT--A residence. with ayc rooms
II nicely furnished, largo lot good stable and
excellent water, gl7 Liy, Oak street Apply To
Mr HUXLEY, next door or J O. tRuTCuFiEiD,
corner Akard ANA Jackson streets. Price, sl2 so
per month. sepnuf
EOR RENI-COutnge for rent, No 600 houston
II street. good cistetn water, two rooms Apply
TO Mrs W T.. slLtR
nOR pENr- Furnished roumS-at No ialI ON
south side Main, nicely furnished rooms.
scpt2iu
EOR RsNT-t'ommcrulal Hotel ON Commerce
Il street south Of Grand Windsor rcpaiutcd
and newly papcrcd Call ON BowsER K LEN.
MON, scptl7-t(
E'OR RENr-Thcstorc 500 Kim street. occupied
II by II. owens as shoe store Possession iuly
lst Apply to Crawford Il smith, or Abe Rhine
Mckinney Iunl7
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WANTED lMMEDiAfELY-Six good house
W painters TO 80 to CotSisaua; good wages aud
steady work. Apply 10 F Il BRAssARr, at X.
Shields, or X. hAaIIroN s,pt2-,lt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09

The Democrats who got left
on the State ticket have nothing
but anathemas when they sean
the returns and see how they
were traded off by Adams and
Cassidy. They were simply put
there as dummies to be traded
off, and have just began to real
ize the fact.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09

That portion of the commun-
ity which hangs around the polls
OH election day like hungry ours
about the back yard of a meat
market, waiting for a few dollars
for their votes, evidently hold
the balance OF power in Nevada.
In Virginia City between the
hours Of and 3 o'clock, there
was hardly any business done
at the polls, the miserable pur-
chasable element of non-pro-
ducers, opium fiends, check
guerrillas and riff-raf' all waiting
to be bought for So apiece and
upwards. In Carson the same
element was on baud, only fewer
in numbers, and demanding a
higher price for their votes. 1t
is a fact that nobody will dis
pute that both parties are obliged
in self defence to make advances
to this disreputable class, and the
question of who shall win simply
resolves itself into which of the
two factions has the longe sack
and the most cunning Gisburs-
ing agents. The law is power
less to reach this abuse, nor do
we believe that any law framed
can in the slightest degree cor
rect the evil. The man who
sells his vote is as a rule impe-
cuneoUs and really in need Of
the few dollars he gets as
premium for his rascality. He
perhaps needs a bed to sleep in
during the coming night or his
stomach aches for the welcome
advent of q meal of victuals.
When it comes to a hungry man
selling his vote, or bedless man
or one whose thin clothes guar
antee him no protection for the
coming Winter,we must drop the
mantle of charity over the act
and turn our attention to the
man who buys him. Then
again comes the argument that
A would not purchase votes
were it not for the fact that B,
his opponent, was engaged in
the same business, and he
must fight fire with
fire. The main Issues of
a campaign cluster about the
railying cry of economy and re
form. Each party pledges it
self to run the administration
mill cheaper than any body else
and yet the amount of money
thrown into the political pool
on election day is more than
twice as Much IS would run the
State and county governments
for Il year, and 1t goes to an eic-
ment which souander it the day |
after the election. The two |
parties might enter into an
agreement not to spend dollar |
in corruption, bat one side, if |
not both, would break the agree |
ment and the sacks would clash |
as before. Only one thing is
certain regarding this matter
and that is that SO long as cleo
lions are held in Nevada, lust |
SO long will money be the cor
factor in politics.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09
The way .LittIe Jimmy 7

Tie way '.LittIe Jimmy Tor
reysOL" showed Bartine under
is especially gratifying to all
good Republicans, end more so
from the fact that Bartine in his
innocence expected majority
of at least 200. Tuesday Was a
cold day for his class of poll
ticians. Torreyson will put the
long wanted vim into the Dis
trict Attorneys office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09

1t was that long mess of dog
grell by G. j. and other sweet
verses in favor of the Fusion
ticket that knocked the props
from under it. Verdict of the
Coroner's Jury, "Death by too
many poets"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-11-09
so Cents Per Week

RsJ- All classes of legitimate advertisements
not exceeding six lines inserted in this column
for 80 Cents per week.
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FOu nd.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS ON A RING, MARK
~ ed A. Z. Deitz. The owner can get the m
at this office by paying for this advertisement
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes.

At Grace-Street Baptist church Rev. DR..
A. b. Brown preached an able sermon on
the Riches and Poverty OF Jesus. At night
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald preached an admirable
sermon before the Little Cleaners" OF
the church. DR.. Hatcher, the pastor OF
this church, is absent, meeting engage
ments to lecture and preach in New York.
At the First African church the COM
munion was administered in the afternoon
to packed house. Nine were received into
the fellowship of the church.
At Vcnable-Street Baptist church, IN
consequence Of the temporary indisposi-
ton OF the pastor, Rev. II. II. Pitt, the
pulpit was occupied at the morning service
by Rev. A. j. Reamy and at night by Rev.
w. j. T.. Cox, both Of Richmond College.
The special meetings held with the First
Baptist church during the past week in the
interests Of church-work were well at
tended and full Of interest. Rev. DR..
Hawthorne preached morning and night to
packed houses.
At Leigh-Strcet Baptist church Rev. DR..
Pollard (pastor) preached, and at night
Rev. Harvey Hatcher preached, and three
were received by letter.
At Clay-Street Baptist church during the
past week four were received by letter.
On Sunday morning and night Rev. 5. G..
Clopton pastor) preached as usual.
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from each congressional district in the
State and two from the State at large,
whose terms OF office shall be for four wears
or until their SUCCESSORS are appointed and
qualified. The Board first elected shall 90
into Office on the 1st day OF January, 1883.
II shall consist OF men learned in medi-
cine, to be appointed by the Governor from
a list furnished him by the Medical Society
Of Virginia, consisting OF two names from
each congressional district and four from
the State at large. In case the Society fails
to furnish names, then the Governor can
select them himself. The Board shall meet
in Richmond some time prior to the 1st OF
January, 1888, and organize by the election
OF president, vice-president, and secre-
tary, who shall also act as trea-
surer. No person shall be allowed to
practice medicine or surgery in the State
unless he holds certificate from the Board
or one Of its members that he possesses the
requisite qualifications, and II Is made I'M
lawful for any commissioner of the revenue
TO issue a license for such purpose unless
the applicant holds such certificate. 1t Is
not intended that this bill shall affect par
ties who have heretofore been licensed to
practice medicine and surgery, but TO those
who may apply after the law has gone into
effect. The Board may charge fee, not to
exceed S10, for the examination OF cam
didate. The president and secretary are to
be allowed reasonable compensation for
their services, which, together with other
expenses OF the Board, are to be paid out
OF fees received. A fine OF not less than
$50 nor more than $500 will be imposed for
violation Of this law.
The Board will meet annually in Rich
mond.
AFTER MORE OFFICES.
Mr.. Lady offered a bill in the House yes
terday authorizing the Governor to appoint
commissioners in chancery. This takes the
appointing OF these officers out OF the hands
OF the courts, where it has heretofore re-
sided, and will result in numerous changes
all over the State. 1t is expected that the
bill will have the effect Of making IN almost
entire change in this city.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-MT. Lewis
l.. Barns died at his residence in Hanover
county on Sunday night, in the seventy
seventh year of his age. Mr.. Barns was
resident of this city for nearly half q
century. and was for many years member
Of the firm OF j. F.'& l.. l.. Barns, found
ers and machinists. During this time he
was one OF our most public-spirited citi-
zens, taking an active part in all measures
for the welfare Of the city, subscribing
literally OF his own means TO the earlier
works of internal improvement centering
here. The survivors of the old Richmond
Light Infantry Blues will remember him
as one OF the most genial members OF this
honored corps, while those who were asso-
ciated with him in the old and in the pre-
sent fire departments OF this city will bear
testimony to his fidelity and ability as pri-
vate, captain, and chief. Doing well his
part in all the relations Of life, he won the
love Of all who knew him, and passes to
the better land mOurned by large circle
of friends.
His funeral will take place this morning
at 10 O'Clock from the Second Baptist
church.
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less than one nor more than five years, as
the iury may determines; or, at their dis
cretion, by fine and imprisonment In the
county jail for period not exceeding
twelve months. ,Ir.r
9. That II be the duty Of all judges, at
torneys for the Commonwealth, sheriffs.
constabIes, commissioners In chancery. and
all and every conservator OF the peace
within the Commonwealth, to cause Offend
ers herein to be arrested, and dealt with MS
persons charged with other forms Of felony.
3. That the county courts throughout the
Commonwealth he required to give this act
specially in charge to the grand iuries.
4. Any person thus offending who shall
make reparation satisfactory to the injured
party may in any prosecution for the Of
fence plead such reparation In bar OF the
prosecution. IH
8. This act shall be I'm force from its pass
age.
NAMED SOLDIERS.
In response to a resolution the Auditor
has sent the Senate the following:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, January 5, 1882.
Hon. Wyatt ". Elliott, President pro tenn
pore Of the Senate Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-In response to the following
resolution
"ReSolued, That the Auditor OF Public
Accounts be requested to communicate to
the Senate a statement OF the amount OF
money paid annually to manned and dis
abled Confederate soldiers since October,
1862
| have the honor to submit the following
"A
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Average AttAndGnce.-

The reading Of the above reports was
followed by addresses from Thomas Brown
Evans, of Middlesex; III. II. Pollard, OF
King and Queen county; and z. n. Gary,
superintendent of Fulton school.
Special prayers were offered for re-
vival of religion i'm the churches and schools
connected with the Association.
The meeting was dismissed, with the
benediction Of Rev. DR.. Pollard.
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MONDAYS WORK.
A sprightIy Discussion in the Senate
Over tho Two Anti.Coupon Bills.

One or the Bills Pnssed-The Other 10 be Pass
ed To-Day-No Special Committee on To-
baeeo Inspcctions-DuelIins; A Bill That
Will Stop Ii, SO Some People say-Amount
of Money Paid Out ON Account OF Manned
soldiers-AccusedW Who May Testify In Their
Own Behnif-LiabiIity or Common Car
Yiers-Personal, &c.