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The Great Southern Remedy

kosadalis cures scrofula, rheumatism,
white, swelling, govt, goitre, consumption,
bronchitis, nervous debility, malaria, and
all diseases Of u kindred nature arising
from an impure condition of the blood.
Rosadalis gives new hope and life. Read
this letter; 81 have been great sufferer
with milammatory rheumatism for the last
twelve months. was induced to try your
preparation, Rosadalis, and | have been
greatly benefited. My hands and feet are
still enlarged, but feel 80 much better
that want to continue taking the Rosa.
dalis. Mrs. NJ. Y. DANCE,
"Rehoboth. VIRGINIA. -
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Going to St. LOUIS.
Combine pleasure with business, and pur-
chase tickets via the Gulf Colorado & Santa
re, which takes you through Houston and
New Orleans at the same price as via title
Rock or Sedalia. A beautiful route and
close connections through.
II. Il. FosDIcK,
Ticket Agent
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In ancient days before the time
That party led the van,
Pure patriotism ruled the roost'
Ana The Office sought the man;
Bnt now, alas the rule is changed;
re patriots bung hole leaks
Tie office fails to seek the man,
And the man The 0alce' seeks
--lMcprnyer.
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.

Inc new spring goods at Douglas Bros
merchant tailors, lust arrived from New
n rork' are the delight of all who see them.
ihey have the latest novelties and the
largest assortment in the state. 'N0
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Police Court,

The hack ordinance was violated by Rob-
ort Norris, who refused to pay fare, but
was arrAiRned for said refusal and fined $5.
w, +, Graves got II full FIRE, being drunk,
to tho tune OF $b also, whilst Joe Bowers.
charged with intertering with private pro-
perry, got treated TO Q discharge and imme-
diately went back 70 Pike.
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10 New Orleans
always travel via Texas Is Pacific railway,
for, 1t is one hundred and eighty. seven
miles shorter than via Cleburne and Hous.
ton. Il. Z. TURNER,
Union Ticket Agent, II. 4 p, Depot,
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stockholders Meeting.

Regular annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Dallas Real Estate and
Bnilding association will be held at the
ONCE OF Sanger Bros. Monday, Goth March.
1883, 1880 y. IN. ALEx SANorn'
Il. 7. BARRY, presidsnt
Secretary and Treasurer,
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Go 10 the Caddo house, Greenyille, ifyon
want good accommodations at low rSteo
COMFORTABLE rooms, clean beds and a we'll
supplied table can always be found
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The drama was never more popular in
Dallas than at present. The reason OF this
consists IN tho fact that the genuine dram.
mer always goes to Tho Office" for his
drAm--without scruple.
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HICKOX,
DRUGGIST +
No. COS MAIN STREET.
Gives Special Attention. to PRESCRIPTIONS
LOCAL NEWS.
tn THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
Your attention is called to the fact that
you can be supplied on short notice with
hats, underwear, and all kinds Of millinery
goods at very low prices by calling on
Mrs. Il. CHESTNUT,
Next door to Oram's jewelry store, Elm st.
ErOnly lady clerks employed.
THE TExAs LAND AND MORTGAGE 90.
OF LONDON.
This company is prepared to loan money
At reasonable rates Of interest at from one
70 five years time, secured by deed OF trust
ON improved lands. 1t will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and Other
bonds, and purchase vendors lien notes.
C.E. WELLEsIEY,
General Manager, Office Cos ..Main~street
Dallas, Texas.
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Acker's Celebrated English Remedy for
coughs, colds and CONSUMPTION, sold NV
US on guarantee. w. II. Patterson 4 Co.,
druggists, Dallas. ~
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Eruptions, sores, pimples, rheumatism
are but indications of impure blood. Ack.
er,s Blood Elixir is the remedy. Soldby
W. IL. Patterson & Co.,, druggists, Dallas.
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The Ladies' Of the

The Ladies' Of the
Literary and Library association intend
glvlng q Dickens sociable soon. Further
hereafter IN the HERALD.
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Earl aud morning there was an
alarm y and Il was soon seen
that Hayes, 1910 Harwood
4 I; ;| ;i; IS;
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Mousquetaires,
lhsle Unread, and all new shades 10 match
SUITS % cents, 20 cents, IS cents, 81, Al ~
to $l.75, at Bauman's. FN' Yi'-'
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tening Mob.

Owing hreats of some of the
colored fol oh Sim Wilson, colored
who serid pbed Anderson Thomas,
colored, Nun hau extra guards
placed at o. night, and II would.be
Iypchcrs what is good for them
thew wouIay from there. The DAYS
Of mob id In this section.
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"A nasal injector tree with each bottle n
ghiloh's OAtarrh Remedy. Prloe 30 csnts'
H se BY W. II. Patterson 4 Co., druseiSis.
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All Are Invited
to call at the Star machine office and art
gallery, CAB Elm street. The most attract.
We place in the city.
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u DON'T fail to visit the house of pouclas
Bros, merchant tailors, when Won ara ' ;n
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Veterinary surgeons all over the country
arc iiercely dcnouncing parties who pnt
up extra large packs OF worthless trash ana
sell it for condition powders. They say thar
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders are
the only kind now known that arc worth
CARRYING home.
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Hundreds write they owe their life and
present good health to Acker's English Rem.
edy for consumption, coughs, colds, etc,
Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co., druggists.
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All that u needed TO preserve the color
and beauty Of the hair q an occasional use
| OF parker'S Hair DalsAm.
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You can always have hearty. robust
health In your family a. little cost BY using
PArkcr's Ginger Tonic.
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A Daisy Place

II Daisy Place.
uhrls kintleman's saloon of Fort Worth,
when IS hard by the depot, is well.known
cling. public, Chris and Dick FLANAGAN
preside, and the purest and best LIQUORS ara
served and concocted in STYLE to suit
the taste of the most fastidious. They
carry nothing but the very best brands Of
goods, and If you fain would smoke, it is
here you will find the best brands of cigars.
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Ladies are cordially invited to see new
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.

O All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
oerVan s patent wheels 1-S-inch axles.
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Langtry Gloves at Bauman's.

fhictons and Side.bar Bugg,es
NJ and $50 Main Street
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Ribbons

IIUNOnN,
ottoman silk and satins, flame, oxblood,
crushed strawberries and other new shades
at Bauman's.
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Go to $50 Elm street for "T1om..,,,,
ipg-machines. Vnes'io" sew
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Gloves to Match
7O6 Elm street. 'N' Nv oauulan' 8
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Dresses, closks, c,stockings and all
garments can be colsuccessiully with
the Diamond questionable colors
only l0c.
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ORR sells all styles Of Concord side.snrir q
ouggies. Send for his illustrated CATALAN !
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The cx.sl,lredell county, North
Carolina, X. f.. WATSON, says.
HRrownis tiers has improved my
digestion ID 81 heaith."
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1000 Canes at Curtis,
Dallas. e'ooN Vi '"Ne' ~
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buy your buggies at W. W. Orr, ,,,
S Tass 70 sechler Il Orr, Main street, DalIss
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate For Overwork,
DR.. G. w. Collins, Upton, Indiana, says
~ used II In nervous debility brought on
by overwork In warm weather, with good
results"
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A slight COLLECTED, often attacks
the / lungs. is Bronchial Troches
give sure andimmediate relief. Sold
only in boxeV % cents.
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Exclusive Wholesale and
retail millinery and ladies' suit bopse ~,
I Ine state state. Address Il. Bauman, manacer
'oo Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
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mousqretaire Kid Gloves.
A, NJ new sssrs shades just received 80 cents to
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IA Al saose wanting q machine, please o.,,
S H examine the "Domestic.S O Ilics G SHa
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Ncckwear Novelt,es
at Bauman's.
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Going to st, LOUIS.

Easter cards, lower and cheaper than
elsewere, ut Mason Il Erb's.
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A man Who ssvs hls name ~ Robsr
l1essin ~ ezsep>ed q lals hour Tuesday
nhA ~ hanoI|es, On Ne qenplAln) q 3
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in the world.
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
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Elbouf suitings at II. zimmerman's.
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u Ss'pn0'lOurn oAsvioss q H. thinner.
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Fish, Eggs and Butter
CONSTANT Y on hands at 1907 Elm street.
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e,ce viic.

Hunter arsrt the proprietors of
the Mexica,Srant on Main street,
near the corA ydras street, were ar.
rested last e}y Sheriff Smith and
lodged in TIL Jail on the charge OF
swindling. bars that they laid In
silyerware a of Webb Il Cameron
to tho amorio which they failed to
pay as per n
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Mr.. Il. G. Cdwarrenton, Texas,
says: "EverybP uses Browns ron
Bitters says It list.
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TUThltr THIent,
Llsle thread and silk gloves, 10, l2 and l6
n HOOKS, from 80 cents to $3.50, new shades,
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Glen Lea, opposite HKRAlp Office.
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Attent,Jas Veterans

BELroY, MAJ lSS3.-Belton will
bid you wei April 2lst. The
committee apl to entertain you
urgently requst every veteran who
is coming will MS name 1t will be
better for you better for the citi.
Gems of Beltonu send your names,
and that they soon. Address,
M. V. SMITH,
Imam Of Committee.
All papers lite friendly to this re,
union will pls fish this notice.
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New ladies' slitsat Bauman's.
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Glen Lea, opposite HRRAtp Office
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Full line ladies' and childrens' underwear
at Bau mans.
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Picnic and CONNIE rs"
FRIDAY.
Business Meeting. Prone
made Concert aud Ball.

mod'tou of visitors. Very low rates of franz
pottation has been extended by all the railroads
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Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.
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London suitings at II. Zimmerman,
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sh fraud and theft in tt
JUDGE HOADLf.
Epesoh Of the Democratic Nominee for Gov
ernor, at Piqua, July 9th.

1s76-7-Thcrough Overthrow of the
Speech OF Judge Foraker
at Hamilton.
PIouA, July 27.-The Democratic Con-
vention here yesterday nominated A. G..
Cable, of this county. for Senator in the
District composed of Miami, Shelby, and
Darke Counties.
In the afternoon Judge Hoadly was in
troduced by Hon. r. NJ. Murray to large
audience in the opera-house, and aeliv-
cred rafting speech of two hours length.
which was enthusiastically received by the
Democrats.
Judge Hoadly spoke as follows:
FELLow-CITIzENs OF MIAMI, DARKE AND
SHELBY COUNTIES: congratulate You
with all my heart upon the unanimity of
your convention this morning. 1t is the
presage Of victory. A few weeks ago
heard that the honored father of your
G<zA0tuotC WOaAo Oo ySAA <AOAA--SS ~
Senator, but during that time he he's
passed from the earth, and his son is now
called forward by the Democrats of this
Senatorial District to take bis place. I
trust that he will thoroughly exemplify
the old Spanish proverb:
"Follow your father, good son,
And do as your father has DONE"
Fellow-citizens, am here this afternoon
90 greet you to congratulate you, and ex-
change congratulations with you upon the
suspicious omens of the day. Victory
seems within our grasp. Yet we must
not forget that the election will not take
place for more than two months to come.
I say victory is within our grasp, for
they have commenced lying already. This
Is usually the last resort of politics. and
indicates desperation. I don't mean to
say thet by beginning so early they viii be
out of stock before election, for think the
stock is sinexhaustible; but the lying which
has already begun indicates the want Of
facts and argument and the desperation of
their cause.
~. NJ 3D., :, ~;
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ment itself, as the reform first OF all neces-
sary made still more manifest by the re-
cent Star Route trialsl thereby ousting
corrupt rings. confederated to protect crime
and prevent the punishment of criminals,
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to did with the subject Of legislation
ON tho liquor traffic. Alb hal that is the
word. is its This is. Mumm with q
venassnce. Are you and to go about
the h 51te, Judge Foraker, discussing which
of us shall pardon out the fewest scoun-
drslsi pledg myself here to pardon no
scoundrels. Can you discount that, Judge
ForakerP Can you go one betterf No
scoundrels, understand.
I emphasize the word scoundrels. Or
shall you and have competitive exami-
nation to see which of US will make the
most Notaries Public in the same length
of time? lis this what the canvass for
Governor means? I believe I can beat
YOU that can write my name faster than
you can yours-it'i is shorter; and so can
appoint more Notaries Public than you in
the same length of time. But is
this what you and I have been
nominated FORT Does Brother Halstead
really mean that you are to be corked up
and kept everiastingiy silent, except on
the point of duties which come within
your charge as Governor? I think not
my dear Judge Foraker. think that you
and were nominated as in sort of sense
1.-Two NJ, or, txzo,, Tn ranrosaut Gov.
ernor Foster and the Republican party
and to represent the Democratic party
and that people are interested in our opin'
ions and want to know. They want tt
know what you think of the Scott law
whether it is a fnality, whether YOU
party is going to make the tax any higher
whether you really have been converted
by the example of those wicked Missouri
Democrats of whom Mr.. Halstead talks
and propose TO pnt on fine, as / call it, o.
license fee, or $500 minimum or $l,25'
| maximum. Is this. your platform Arr
you learning temperance tricks from
Democrats Is it finality? Tell me, my
good sir, do you propose to prohibits Arr
the candidates for the Legislature which
your party are going to nominate and run
in this State to be elected to prohibits o
are they to drink Mumm during the can
vass?
Let me read from the Judges speech
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solved that It is nuisance and that we
abate it. This is about your platform.
You recollect the story of the boy who was
smelling at the bake-shop, when the baker
came out and said: "Whst are you do
ing 7n ssmslling your muttnn-p pie, J" says
the boy, .and getting the only dinner
shall have through my nose" "f you are
getting your dinner at my baks-shop, pay
me-" says the baker. "I will, !" says the
boy, jingling coppers in his pocketi "the
sound of the copper is full pay for the
smell of the mutton" This is q healthy
party, indeed. Imagine them sneaking
around to see whether there il nuisance,
and then announcing at the same time
that there is nuisance and that it must
be abated.
should like Judge Foraker to reply to
another question, the answer to which
have no right to insist upon: I should like
to know who wrote the Republican plat
form. have been trying to fnd out who
has been lying about me, and L have sue
ceeded. know whom the champion liars
of america are; but the author of this plat
form, in his fertility of contradictions and
incongruities, is ahead even of the afore-
said liars.
Judge Foraker says of the tariff: ''The
claim is equally untensble that the duty Is
tax on the consumers" Tell us, then,
Judge, whom the duty is tax on. The Gov
ernment of the United States raises $47,-
OOo, 900 per year by way of tax on sugar
Who pays itH Very little sugar is raised
in the United States. Who pays the tax
1 always thought that the families who
consumed pies, .puddings, and drank tea
and coffee, into which the sugar went,
paid the tax. do not think any one in
the world will dispute it. The duty Is al
ways paid by the consumer, except in
those rare cases where a bankrupt mer-
chant, for the purpose of selling his goods
irrespective of cost, puts them up at auo-
ton or otherwise, without regard to value.
What is tariff taxationf 1t is the levy at
the port of import of duty on the value
on the goods imported. which the importer
adds to the price he pays, and charges and
receives from the person to whom he sells,
and he in turn, If he be jobber,
charges and receives from a retail lner-
chant, adding his profit and the cost OF
transportation and insurance; he in turn
adds his profit, getting it from the con-
sumer.
l. In not one case out of dozen is the
duty paid by any other than the consumer.
Elaasa tell ms Judpe Foraker, in your
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engaged in when It undertook absolute
triaing ~ occupationa You know,
Judge FdE perfectly well that the
Republicans and Democrats in the Senate
unanimously, or almost unanimously,
adopted fair and square license smend-
ment, and sent 1t down to the House for
concurrence. You know that in the
House the Republicans refused to pass it,
that every Democratic member in the
House voted for it. every one, Judge For
aker, and that it was defeated by Repub-
lican votes. And that what you now call
absolute trifiing was adopted by the Re-
publicans. Why was 1t defeated, Judge
Foraker3 Is it because your party is in
favor of prohibition, and were afraid a
license system would be adopted by the
peopleP You say that it has twice been
defeated by overwhelming majorities. Not
overwhelming, nor even large. The ma
jorities in 1851 and 1874 were not over
whelming, and they were not even large,
and YOU know the conditions of the
problem have all been changed. The sa-
ioon-keepers and the temperance men are
not in partnership to-day to defeat a license
amendment. To-day, in my opinion,
license amendment would carry
the State by 600 majority. Maybe am
am enthusiast and put the figure too high,
but I believe the majority of the people
who are for rational and graded license
system would be immense. Do not mis-
understand me, Judge Foraker. 1 am in
favor of graduated system, taxation &C
cording to the measure of protection, not
an arbitrary exaction on every man of the
same sum, whether he deals to the extent
of $500 or $4,000.
What is Judge Foraker's next PROPOSE
ton toiwhich beg to call your attention
fellow-citizens? Why, the good Judge
thinks that the only questions involved in
this campaign are the tariff and the Scott
L
| law questions. beg pardon, have for
gotten it is involved in this campaign
seriously involved, that I must not pro
| yoke him to righteous wrath. ooh, miser
able man that am, who shall deliver mt
/ from the body of this death7" How shal
II flee from the wrath to come of this fear
/ full antagonist of mine; this man who, fol
my sake, must not be provoked. Grea
heavens, if Judge Foraker is such terri
BILE man as he manifests himself in thi
speech, what will he be when, provoked
by me, he lets himself loose in all the &C
tivity of his destructive energiesf Let m
tremble for my future. and hide mysei