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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
matr,nosy In Hungary

The arrest Of over 100 women in a little
district Of Hungary. charged with poison
ing their husbands. and a conviction Of one
third Of the number. Is startling. but not
without parallel IN history. In the sevsn-
teenfh century an old fortune teller in Italy
carried on the business Of se ling poisonz 20
snch an extent thst tbe nftsHti0n Of the
AUTHORITIES Was attracted 10 Der place.
an It was scorered that the poisons
were supplied TO young mar
ried women who were dosIrous OF
getting rid Of their husbands. The courts
IN those days were . ltiIe better than
Judge Lyncbfs Tribunals, 70 that "a Il i'm
possible - say whether their judgments
were wsll founded. but dozen or more
ers were whipped through The streets.
About the same time there was q
similnf outhrsek Of poisoning IN
France, which vss not controlled
until over 100 prlson<fs- chiefly women bed
been seut ID the staLt Or TIE ezll0us. Early
in the richfrrrff century 4 xrman In Va
pies carried ora lnrEs trad. In p1I-ons' and
= surposed 10 have ben concerned IN
bringing sbout the 4e1Ihs q over 80
1srs'us- she vss tortured 20 = c1n-
fss-ion. and then slrarel-1. IN trslF IN
rrr.oied fr0n H1nEarf. t1ert h1s ben
fsr.d some s.Itf II rois01s rssr1nsibIs
1Es f1r supplying he rnst11 md Ne EnF-
resII1n n fa1rder. The prI1cfs rsr1 49,
EuaTs s|rf nrtIrF. frrrDtuIIT a1uirIs-
tr-f and - rnlueI|r nrIsrninrI We
Er.'fh rFrte r|f1IrIs. fhaI fErIr TraIEs fr-'
l.i-1 - s1rrItI1r rrrI rl.f acrrer.ts r-sr
y lr,rs 81 q 1arss Irr.sIirsfI1r.-lEeH
Yea .un-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

WE have received the LIST OF September
editions Of the New Orleans times-Demo.
crat and Picayune, the Galveston News and
the Waco Examiner. The first two are
splendid specimens of Journalistic enter
prise, devoted more particularly TO New
Orleans and Louisiana topics and interests,
while the two Texas papers are credit 10
their proprieters and the entire state.
The News matter embraces all questions
affecting the growth and welfare of our
great state, while the Examiners contents
more particularly refer TO the interests and
characteristics of central Texas. They all
speak volumes as to the present progressive
and prosperous character of journalism in
the southwest.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07
City Court.

A dilapidated crew, looking as though
they were lot of poverty stricken refugees
from the land of the Pharaohs, greeted
Mayor Crowdus yesterday morning, and as
an old darkey remarked, she put de law to
'em in a hurry" The following is the
grist ]. C. Cravens, discharging firearms,
fined 81; l.. Henderson, shooting in city,
80; Maggie Dee. vagrancy, $3.50. Matte
Jacobson, vagrancy, $3.50; Jim Johnson,
fighting, So Joe Askew, fighting, SO /;
William Hamilton, fighting, So jeff Haw-
fast driving, So; jeff Hawkins, intoxica-
ton, SO; Charley Jacobs, loud, vulgar and
boisterous language, $40. Notice Of appeal
given
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THIS is good, sensible salk from the Phil
adelphia Evening Bulletin, and 1t ought to
be everywhere commended to the blood
thirsty warriors on this the safe side OF the
Atlantic, who are forgetting the destitute
In their idle and visionary schemes of con-
quering England with handful Of peasants
and a few pounds Of dynamite: I'VE move
that the diminishing fund nov In the hands
of O'DrxAmrE RotsA and his fellow Fen
isns be appropriated to the Irish men,
women and children v no have been driven
BY destitution and belplessness 70 the
aims houses Of The country A committee
OF honest men sent opt 10 skirmish for such
sufferers. and TO relieve them when found,
will do more for the benefit Of the Irish
nee thsn all the Fenian warriors upon
earth can do bt going TO Ireland to disturb
the peace
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THE death of Hon. GEORGE r. REEVES

THE death of Hon. GEORGE r. REEVES, OF
Grayson, late speaker of the lower house OF
the 18th legislature of Texas, will be
learned with unfeigned and general sorrow
and regret throughout the entire state,
The horrible disease from which he died
will only deepen the sadness felt at the ter
rible result. The late speaker was one OF
the best men in the state, without enemies,
able, kind and fearless one who had long
served his constituency and the whole state
faithfully, and his loss will be in the future
legislative councils as deeply felt as his
Mace will be hard to fill.
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4 ootrOs rA0TOnY r0n DALLAs,


Recently the llsnttn urged The necessity
for cotton and sojlen faoiodeg for Dallas
and showed the great need for their csiab-
lIshnient amongst us, and the profit That
must result TO investors In an institution
properly organized. We pressed these
views upon live, energetic gentleman OF
this city, and IL Is with pleasure we
now learn that having canyassed the
matter with several Of our leading citizens,
he finds they are ripe for the enterprise. Fol-
lowing this step, 1t is now determined
that on Saturday morning number OF
prominent gentlemen will meet ut the par
lors of the Grand-Windsor hotel for the
purpose of duly organizing the movement.
This Is indeed step in the right direction,
and every one is interested in the successor
the project. 1t will be the pioneer, for num-
berless other factories will follow In the
wake. As consequence, laboring
people, men, women and children,
will be able to secure work within
the walls, demand for the
raw material at our doors will exist, fuel
must be had, railway transportation will
be increased, and indeed all will be adyan-
tagged. By all means let us have a cotton
factory. Whether this shall limit itself to
the production of yarn or of cloth or both,
can be determined upon investigation as to
which will be the most remunerative: Push
on the good work to contamination, and to
this end let all attend the meeting next
Saturday, assist by their experience or
counsel, contribute according to their
means
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A witness. who would not be Tripped

Counsel-"State to the jury how long it
was after you took the meat from the store
and put u into the wagon before It was
taken away" Witness-"Now, / shoost
cand dell dat. l dfnks bout Twelve feet.
| say not nearer as dat" "You don't un-
derstand me. How long was 1t from the
time the meat left the store aud was put
into the wagon before IL was taken away
by the de endant?n NOW, ] know not
what you ak dat for. De wagon he was
back up nit der side walk, and OATS shoost
so long as it vas You dell me how long
der side walk vas, Den feet? Dwelye
feet? Den / dells you how long 1t vas"
81 don't want to find out how long the
sidewalk was, but want TO know speaking
very slowly, how ong---the-meat--was
-the-wagon before-it-w as-taken-
a--av9' 40, dat Veil, now not sold any
meat so. 1 all time weigh HIM; never
measured meat, not yet: But | dnks
bout three feet Here the spectators and
his honor and the jury smiled audibly.l
81 know not shentlemens, how is dis. 1
dell you all I can, so good as / know"
Look here, l want 10 know how long 1t
was.before the meat was taken away after
It was put into the wagon?" Witness Qook-
ing knowingly at counsel): Now you try
and get me In scrape. Dat meat vas
schoost 80 long In der wagon as he was IN
der shop. OATS all told you. Dat meat
was dead meat. He don't 20 no longer in
den dousen year, not much" Counsel
"That will do."-TChicago Times.
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No Cure for Consumption.

There is no cure for Consumption, wheth-
er of the lungs, bowels or kidneys; yet the
patient may be spared to long years of life,
preaching If Browns Iron Bitters are used.
This medicine strengthens the weakened
parts, restores to healthy action the i'm;
paired func ions, and stops all decay and
wasting away of the organs affected. 1t Is
the best life-giving medicine ever invented,
and thousands Of living witnesses stand
ready to affirm the truth of this assertion,
A trial bottle will convince you of its
merits
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Nh. FRANK HOWE, son of SECRETARY
HOWE, and chief clerk Of the department
of the interior, is said to be the paid at
torney of the Louisiana lottery. An east
crn exchange says it is about time he was
rising to explain or resigning one or the
other of his offices. If he actually holds
the two positions he had better send in his
resignation to the lottery company, as they
would probably have but little need of his
services should he cease to be chief clerk oil
the interior department
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puuslne Permits.

The following building permits were
issaed by City Engineer johnson for the
past week:
: s. II. Boyle, dwelling, corner Of Brovder
aud Corzicsna streets; cost, 5000.
Jehnny Thompson. dwelling, on north
Main. essf of HarEood street; cost. $3,oO.
Johnny Thompson. twucS<Q<y dwelling,
on east Commerce street cost, MOO
Tom Barry, dwelling. corner lEyergreen
aud Pocshontas streets; cost. S5.p00.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

A CINCINNATI man who has been study
ing the Bible prophecies lately, strange as
such conduct may seem in Cincinnati
imam, sees in the Egyptian war the imme'
diate precursor of the ushering in OF the
second coming of CHRIST, when the books
will be closed and folks generally will be
rewarded according to the showing oftheir
various balance sheets.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

THE state convention of the greenback-
labor party OF South Carolina seems to
have been anything but an imposing or
enthusiastic one. Only about 125 delegates
we're present, and among them hardly any
prominent, or representative men. The
party through the south appears to BE
simply name and the shadow OF once
bright hopes and great expectations.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Ii Japan and China do not bring Corea to
terms and compel her to open her ports TO
us in accordance with the recent treaty
which both the Chinese and Japanese as
sisted us in obtaining, our own government
will have TO do little naval service OF a
serious character in foreign waters. Bloody
riots continue in that locked-up kingdom.
We can test the capacity OF our old. guns
and "wash-tubs - in battering down forti-
fications
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Henry Evans, colored, was arrested here
Saturday by the authorities and lodged in
the county Jail, on a telegram received from
Tyler, asking that they look out for him
and detain him, though it did not state for
what he was wanted. Deputy Sheriff Ra.-
berry, of Smith county, arrived IN the city
yesterday morning and conveyed him back
to Tyler on the evening train. From him
wanted to answer to the charge of forging
two checks on the Texss d st. Louis Mar
row Gauge road, amounting 10 800 iii al.
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1t is one of the peculiarities of the Amer
lean people to devote all their time to bust
ness, without regard to health. In this
rush for money and fame, many lives are
ruined, which, with proper attention and a
saved. For this purpose there is nothing
equal to the "Prickly Ash Bitters." 1t re-
lieves the system of all impurities, purifies
the blood, and, by assisting nature, restores
original health and vigor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Miss FANNY PARNELL's remains will rest
in the United States. A Philadelphia
special says that CHARLES STEWART PARNELL
in reply to the inquiries of the Philadel-
phia Land League, stated that his brothers,
sisters and himself desired that their isis
ter's remains should rest IN America, the
country where she was best known, where
she had friends and where She lived and
worked SO many years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

LoAFERs have long escaped their Just
punishment in the various portions of the
civilized world, but justice is at last over
taking them. The news from Egypt yes
terday brought among other things the
cheering intelligence that four Bedouins
'caught loafing in Ramleh" had been SEN
fenced to death.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

Nothing can be more offensive to con-
scientious journalism than indiscriminate
puffery. But 1t is pleasure to speak can
didly and correctly in praise of such q med
icine as Hunts Remedy for the Kidneys,
bladder, liver, and urinary organs a spe-
cific and positive cure that has been before
the public for twenty-five years, and has
rescued from suffering and the grave eyep
the victims Of Bright's disease. Inc iac.s
in regard 10 Hunts Remedy, the great kid
new and liver medicine, are attested by high
autboritv
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ror .m.tlos 81 th. Peaee.

In this issue OF the HERALD appears the
announcement OF Captain W. w. Peak as
candidate for justice Of the peace In precinct
ably filled with credit TO himself and the
satisfaction OF the general public. II
elected he will make an efficient and i'm
narfinl officer
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

If long residence, or the American know
nothing idea, entities family to political
.honors in this country, the WADswoarH
who is being brought forward for governor
of New York has the best of claims for thu
position. The WADswoRTHs on the 18th
instant, at Roxbury, Massachusetts,, are
to celebrate the two hundred and fiftieth
anniversary of the landing of the first set
tiers of that name in America.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

NON ryoFi hVWtNVif INV
40 the iniquitous dlaorimina'
li,st them ard they thoa where
Psal causes of their spleudld success
I'D 10 be fond, ~ what they aro TO be el'
tribuiod-hard work and lle gen
erons soil aud olimato Of tie
United states. ny taxing the clothes that
labor wears, the implements Of husbandry,
household furniture, food, aud In TACT
everything lie is compelled to buy, the
profits are taken from the poor man ana
laborer, however great his harvest may be-
The republican partyis not only not the
cause of the bountilul crops OF this year,
and entitled TO no credit therefor, but IL
must be held accountablet TO the people ior
the shameless farming out of the govern
meat patronage, its robbery OF the masses
for the benefit of the manufacturer and mo-
nopolist, its reckless trampling upon the Will
of the people by unseating members oil con-
| press without cause or shame, and dozen
other questions of equal significance
Neither Mr.. BLAINE nor any other politi'
clan of the United States, however distin'
guished or plausible can draw the atten'
ton of the public from these vital issues
upon which the people in their awakening
are determined to pass this fall by pratinf
prandiloouently about the magnificent
crops and the great prosperity of the coun
try. Citizens are intelligent enough every
where to recognize the fact that much has
yet to be done by the general government
in the revision of statutes and correction o.
abuses, before the country will reap the
legitimate rewards of labor, and experience
the peace, purity and prosperity to which
its natural advantages entitle it. The IS
sues of this campaign will be OF polltica
| and not material character.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

"Plate sn with gold. p says the poet land
the strong lance Of justice hurtless breaks.
Arm il In RAGS, pigny : straw ootn plerce
III The same principle applies 20 thous-
snds Of quack medicines now in uhe mar
ket. Exfrsvagsnt and specious advertise
ments and elaborate wrhppiDgs are the
means employed 10 swindle crtdulom
pnblic. One trial proves the worthl<.snsss
n the article. DR.. e-ayne merely calls at
feution 70 his Ointment for ifchine pies,
relying entirely upon its merit Tor re sale;
Infrnse itching after getting warn In bed
i nov thing Of the past.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

.ABour the most disgraceful thing we
have heard of lately is the conduct OF the
mob at Mount Vernon, Indiana, who broke
up and smashed up everything that came
in their way, took the town, fired into the
,narshai's office tore down the telegraph and
telephones, and all because the saloonswere
.clcsed on Sundays and at II o'clock at
night. II such proceedings are not iuil'
fledged rebellion, we fall to find name
for them. In the wild west" such mob
,rorn sno.i a cause would bc ~ utter IN, pos
sibility. but If II should occur, eastern pa
pers would use the fact for five years as an
illustration Of western life and manners.
To live ON particular side OF a river is
.sometimes Of great advantage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

OLD SIMON CAMERON tried very hard, and
as lie thought very slyly to lug the tariff
question into the Pennsylvania campaign
and thus draw the public's attention away
from the oyermastering and paramount
issue of interest, boss rule or the peo-
ple's rule. The attempt was very trans
parent and thoroughly abortive, but the
machine candidate for governor, BEAVER,
is still trying to enlarge ON the old
boss idea. Every man of intelligence IN
the country knows full well that all classes
and parties nearly in Pennsylvania are
Joined to, their idea, Protection, and Tor the
present hopelessly so.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

II is reported that GOVERNOR CoRNELLs
partners in the "blind pool' business, whom
he fleeced 50 gracefully, and with such APP
parent ease, propose to institute suit
against him and bring him to account.
Whatever the morality of the transactions
may have been, it cannot be denied that
CORNELL picked up the shrewdest operators
in America-GouLD, DILLON and SAGE.
II is likely that their vanity, as well as
their pockets, has suffered seriously. Hun
dreds of smaller fry were literally CLEANED
mr. and the governor is entitled to the
horns as an operator in stocks.
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Horsfors,s Acid phosnhate

FOR THE ILL EFFECTS ofroBAcco.
DR.. G. A. Fernald, Boston, says: 81 have
used It In cases Of impaired nerve function
with beneficial results, especially in cases
where the system is affected by the tonic
action of tobacco.
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itching P,les-symptoms and Cures.

The symptoms and moisture like .per
piration, intense itching, particularly az
night after getting warm in bed seems as
If pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are often af-
fected. Swayne's Ointment is pleasant,
sure cure. Also for all skin diseases.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

The official records show that for the
three years ending in June last, the immi-
grafton to this country amounted to l,9lo,-
COL, or nearly as many as for the eight
years just previous. Ifthe United States
continue free from pestilence and increase
in prosperity as they have done for some
wears back, our population in 1890 will
undoubtedly reach Il, 900, O0e The poverty,
military establishments and disputes OF
Europe will aid powerfully in this tire
mendous growth
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o XFORD NEE, AUGUST TO, I6I9-CAKIEK ~
CINE COMPANY:
GENTLEMEN:-Please send me fl
walls of Carter's Liver Pills
return mail; enclosed please find one doll
take pleasure in recommending your LiV
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to u
people in general that Carter's Little Li1
Pills cannot be surpassed for common famil
use, and dare say cannot be equale@
/ have been using them for some timA
and / find that they are entirely curing nj
of dyspepsia, and that is more than / cal
say OF any other medicine have ever used
Respectfully yours, MRS. HI. MARTIN.
The Carter medicines for sale by vii
liams, 1oiliver q Walker, Dallas. Texas.
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The grrat sympathetic and muscular
system, on which full and healthful deyel-
opment depends. kept from growing flabby
and inactive by using Browns Iron Bitter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-07

AErrmse Complimentary from 20 uni
formly an excellent and cautious jsurnAl as
The San Antonio Daily Express q doubly 10
be appreciated and is 90 felt, indeed, BY
rs The Express iotices TIE HEEALD's
September edition IN tbe following man
per. THAT journalism Is keeping pace
with The general and very marked progress
offhe state, is easily recognized By glsncing
over the september lst trade reviews 9th
Galveston News. Dallas HEEAIDssnd Wsco
ErsmiDef. The HrRsLD's special edition,
Ike that ofthe Kers. takes within i-ssoIe
siIe rssi area Of tie state and presents o.
compact, well srrsugrd form. statistical
ard historical 1tfer q The Business o. he
lsst Twelve monfbs Ire wnie ups u ii'e
difsreni cities ard to~8,s q DE STATE are
refreshing snd irstruative.
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the enlf, Colorado q santa Re Railroad.

The work on the new passenger and
freight depot Of the Gulf, Colorado q Santa
railroad. At the intersection Of Murphy and
Commerce streets, is rndidly progressing.
II will. when finished, pe a one-siory
frame building. constructed Of long leaf
nine and will near completion about Mon
dev week, but the cars will be running 10
the depot about to day week.
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ANronD, MICHIGAN. August 20. ls7s-cAnrrH
MEDICINE CoNfAFY.
Gentlemen-PIease send 70 my address
another bottle Of the Little Liver Pills i
consider them a sovereign remedy for Head
ache. CHAnLEs 5. SknDFoED,
Midland county, hIcigan.
For sale by Williams. Toiliver a Walker
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Bsiley's saline Aperient is stpieasnnf,
cooling cafbartic for the instant cure Of
headache, Indigestion. constipatin heart
burn, biilionsbess, etc
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|!laek.and.tan SKI ooter from Florid

black. and. tan six-footer from Florida
q Is DESTROYS of acquiring the art OF war
- West Point. will belikely to find the
path to military glory much harder road
TO travel than the famous Jordan.
Though under the immediate care OF the
government, as administered by the repub'
lican party, West Point is not the most
pleasant school in the country for the
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what aro your svmntom.. sufferer?

What are Your Symptoms, Sufferer?
Are they furred tongue, headache,
oppression after eating, constipation? II
so, you are dyspeptic and bilious, and
| nothing will meet your case so efficiently as
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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On fnsMsrp~fh.

/. Henry Diehep<on. oelored, vas srf,-sses
yesterday rsordine BY Oficsr 0versnd for
nakine 81 p<Erzrsted sss>nlt on colored
romsn ne<le.l Eussna Bofts b. tnroring
lsrrs u a her head r1th ths svored
purr, <nfs oing her great bodily Injury.
IL xlke3 lie mhtfer ofE VIII to.nf{
A,loru,< Sesy. and q 'uced 70 rlseo
v1ltyE fort f5e county cI.ut - - ne
did. Iepfte conrt nuar1f1 Inn ~ -
so.v< re She cd us H1rstlne, and q
~ vs. n.iering IN h|s iasi lEee1s unsE-
j1r. piieh rsussd ihe tronolsaf
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future wants, w afe veil warranted IN
looking Tor MI possible good ffem hIs adj
Intimidation.