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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-08-28

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ers, greatest variety OF roses, greatest variety
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colias, balsams, German and China asters,
annual phlox, varieties, pausies, Chimes.
primrose, fuschias, gerauiumA verbsnas,
petunias, cactus, camslias. best vase flowers,
out flowers, everlasting fswers, fern basket,
bachalor's button. Csc each.
COMMITTEES Wsbbsr. Mrs Morris.
Mrs Maria Poggenburg, Miss Agsie K,tzsbus
Miss 8 J Workman. &ti.l. 19 Ss4
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GLASS K-FLonAn HAITI.

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ooveriets, 81 eschj single ooverlet, log cabin
quilt, bed quiit made within the year, bed
quit mot made within the year. SOC each
pair homemade blankets, 81, bsd spread
homemade oounterpane, home made linen
shsets, home wrought rug. SOC eao.i; s yards
linen, piece jeans not less than 5 yard. s.piece
oasinet not less than 5 yards 81 exch; linen
table cloth, best made cest, sos each; pair
lamp mats, door mat pair wooden knit stock.
ings, pair cotton knit stockings, woolen knit
mittens, pair. socks, ESQ esch. @ 8.
Committes--John Gramlioh, Mrs Gee Eet
terer, Mrs W Norris, Mrs Dr. DeuHis, MIi
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GLASS M-FLoRAL HAUL.

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specimen cray"n drawing. pehmauship pho
tsgraph, ferreotype. chrome, steel engraving,
statuette. bead hanging basket, corn work
picture frame, shell work picture frame, gilt
work picture frame, mahogany picture frame,
brackets, rustic flower stand. shells, Is esoh.
Committee-Rsv J Garrett, Mrs WIN Min
sherman, Mrs DR. VIM Walton, Mrs DR. W
Steward, Mrs Dr. & Dillon.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29

Tn papAl nuncio has informed the pre-.
mier that Pope Leo Kill, the church and
all Catholics object to, and will oppose, the
projected establishment of civil mar.
rage, and the subordination of the mar.
ried register and the validity of the union
10 the action of the civil authorities and the
tribunals, Senior Sagasta replied that the
reform would not be passed in this paria-
ment, and that when adopted it would be
far les, radical than the step which had
been taken in lts'y, France, aud other
Catholic countries, which now make civil
marriage obligatory. lie simply proposed
TO letthe subjects OF King Alfonso elect be-
tween civil aud religious marriages, but
subl'cting the latter, for their legal effects,
to inscription on the registers, which will
be kept IN future by the judges.-[ London
Standald.
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bank for some distance back upon the land
the spans Of steel will be built out over the
river coo feet from either side until they
entire structure will balance and stand.
The 'conti-leyer" principle Is, 1t is said 4,
that which renders the structure stronger
by the weight Of train as 1t advances upon
the bridge. No false work whatever is
used. The bridge will be 2i5 feet above wa
ter aud have n 900 foot span, while its length
over all will be 30 feet. IL will take three
months to complete the masonry, aud the
iron work It is expected will be begun in
August When Il is well under way the
operations involved will present an inter
esting spectacle. The contract requires
that the work shall be completed on No.
yember 30th Of this year.-[C!eyelan dher-
aid.
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Chicago pulpit and praas


The Chicago puIpts are making grave nc.
cusStons against the Chicago papers They
are charged with being too mnch given 10
sensations, too reckless and regardless of
morals aud dccency In pandering TO the
public greed for news, and too indifferent TO
the reasonable claims of a sound public
opinion; and the ministers propose that tho
publishers shall meet them in conference 10
see II measures cannot be devised for eleyat.
inS the tone aud spirit of the daily press,
me chicago press may be as bad and as
deserving OF disciplinary treatment as the
pulplts allege; but there Is one remarkable
TACT which is entitled to be taken into this
consideration, AT the recent municinni
election all the leading Chicago papers md
all the leading pulpits were actively arrayed
on the same side against Mayor Harrison,
lie was denounced as the representative
ana candidate OF the depravcd and vicious
element the population, the iayorite of the
low saloons. gaming dens, and still more
Immoral establishments, and the
friend OF the sluggers, sand
baggers and hoodlums. The dnv he.
tore the election Twelve sermons were
preached against him. aud ten times NJ,
many editorials were leycled at his head
and looked MS though the object of hi,
Combined attack from pulpit and press
must 20 down before so overwhelming a
weight of public opinion. But Imagine
our surprise when 1t turned out that thc
assaulted mayor was reelected by 1000 ma.
lority-the vote being four to three In his
myor, What Is the pulpit's explanation of
thls striking phenomenon2-thi triumph /, +
bad man over an alliance between the
Two great moral forces OF u great city? DO
the bad men outnumber The good men tour
10 three IN Chicago, and is that city wholly
gwen mp TO its worse element, in spite OF Mi
that the pulpit and the press combined can
90 TO reclaimi'S Or was the crusade against
mayor Harrison grossly overdone, with A
'o'ai disregard OF truth and decency,
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CHEAP Column.
aotices.

NOTICE-Adverusemen may DC HANDED inic
~ our business Office up 10 Up. N, and into The
CONTRASTING room up to q. n.
NoIlCE-Persons wishing TO invest in city
~ real estate, or farms and uBimproved lands,
are respectfully invited to call at our Office. No
100 Main street and examine our lists, maps
ABSTRACTS Of land titles. The best OF reference
giveu. JONES 4 MURPHY, Real Estate Agents
Established IN 1874.
nlSsuLu rioN-NUuce Is hereby given that
~ the trim OF W A Andrews X On was dis
solved by mutual consent on The 9th day Of
April lss3. W A. Andrews retiring, aud JScoe
ormerod continuing the business and assuming
all liabilities. W. A. ANDREWS Il co
apr2S-St
CEALED PROpOsALs-W Wanted tor the pubiic
- school building at Denton, Tex, 4ot COZ
brick, Sealed bids will be received until May
S, lSS{ for delivering the same on the grounds.
Address W : Parker. Chairman Building Com
mittee, Denton. Tex. apr2slw
NOTIFICATIONS or strangers wishing TO IN
y vest In city real estate farms or Wild lands,
are respectfully Invited to call at our office, No,
100 Main street. and examine our lists, maps,
and abstracts OF land titles The best of refer
euge given. JONES & MURPHY, Real Estate
Agents,
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WHEN THEN.

When these gray meadows are green. loye.
When these gray meadows are green,
And the sun Il warm ia the ~ above.
And soi, clouds float between.
When the boats are idling in the creek,
And fishers are out Ia the bay.
And over the cliffs the young goats seek
The breath of the happy May;
When fields are gay with "gnwsus 6ne,'
And yiOlets breathe In the laue.
Aud the bloom is ON the wild grapevine,
Aud roses are come again,
when the oowslips live by the laughing brook
Where the peri winsles lie
And over the tnoll where the laurels look
All day the swallows fly,
And walls where the wondering clema,is crept
Are covered again with blOnm:
And the hOlinw where the nightshHdc slept
For the cOlumbine makes room:
When waves are smooth, aud storm cloud
hushed,
Aud the white sails flutter free,
Asd SOFT In the rose of the sunset flushed,
Our bark comes over the sea-
Then-then YOU win come again. love
Then You will come again,
And the shy win Doe blue IN heaven above
And roses will bloom In the lane
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past week, owing to the inelemency Of the
weather.
The engagement OF the Swedish Lady
Quartette at the opera-house Friday
evening, was cancelled on account Of the
rain. They will show this evening.
Miss Laura Hopson. who has been visit
ing friends at Henrietta, has returned.
Mr.. Sam Lazarus and bride, nee Miss
Lille Fisk, Of New Orleans, are In the city.
Mr.. Lazarus is one Of our prominent cattle
men, aud has amassed fortune in the past
three years. The BRIDE is former resident
OF Sherman, and is a finely accomplished
young lady. Success to you, Sam.
Mr.. Clarence L. Dresser, for some time
railroad reporter OF the Chicago Press asso-
citation, passed through Sherman Wednes-
day.
J. a. LEI, esq. president of the Louis
Vile Land and Cattle association, is in the
city
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tiidncp-o0ort.
IN THE SPRING TIME
Everybody is troubled with annoying
DISEASES OF THE LIVER
IN SOME FORM.
Blllousness, Jaundice,
Constipation or Headache.
Nidncu-o 0ort.

The DISC der, which always follow the failure
VI Inc Liver anu Bowels to perform their roprr
functions can be conquer ed at once nv tho nss of
hWne( Wort. ANY arrangement of tho bile AT
once manitestS ttc'f In great bodily discomfort,
III loss OF appetite and In dcspondency.
SYMPTOMS.
Pain In the right side which f. very snnsiiiyo
10 pressure, The pain will sometimes appcar 10
oe located under tina shoulder blade. There is
s sSi irrySular appetite, ilatuleucy, sense Of
lullnoNs IN the region Of the stomach and snoucr
or later the skins aud whites OF the eyes become
yellow, the stools clay .eolorcd and the uriue
youow, depoSiting COpiOus sediment There is
Behetally II funed tongue, and A. times
uiatthua and at others obstinate constipation
aud entire Tract Of the bowels.
nose symptoms II not speedily grapplcd
WIN, Will result ia tho most serious cOnscauencns
10 the whole system, prO~trating 1t and dcStrov.
ing all It's vitality aud energies When the liyyr
btcomtS torpid or gives evidence uf nndnc
activity, u few doses OF Kidney Wort and Iirir
caution IN relation To diet will rc,tore thC
patient to health aud yigor as II by ouchant.
menL - N"N'""''
Mos! remedies Used for disorders of the liver
aud bil1 hct on the wrong principle, as they ara
simply cathartics, and merely carry OH liz, me-.
cumulalcd SecrcuouS
nb'kidney ,Wort, ON the contrary, goes TO thu
very root Of the evil as 1t acts ON the Liver ma
kidneys Mt the same tine aud by its mild I'M
en- tent vathartit action moves the bowels
freely, The morbid poisous that have been tho
cause of all this di,easc aud sLnetiur viii bS
thrown OF, new life will be infused into every
ORGAN, AID the hcalth'giying forces wi again
exert their power. "e"'''
~ is well known that the Kidneys are nature :
Slui,eway TO wash away the debris nnd imruri,
ueS that are being constantly dcyeloped In every
human System. If they foil to act freely, health
WIN soon suffer, But the kidneys cannot per.
Time eliminate those impurities that should ma !
on by iree action of the bowels. How Inn Dorian,
II Il, then, to have Il remedy that viii have thc
power 10 keep up the natural action OF both
these important functions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29

heapponrance of the star of Bethlehem.
The temperance of the star of Bethe.
hem is predicted by astronomers tor this
year or the next. GA November II, 1872.
Tycho de Brahe discovered II star in Cassie
peia which equaled Sirius and even Venus,
IN brightness for n month. and then fell
back INTO its former iusignifcance, Con
lecture has sought to establish connec.
ton between this ephemeral phenomenon
and two similar apparitiOns in 1861 and 0i5.
not unnatural inference was the same
increase IN volume OF this remarkable star
occurred before 9i5, which would bring us
10 about $50 and $40, and to the date OF the
nativity. The star is now due again,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-29

A young man In New York, a couple of
months ago, fell from the elevated railroad
and knocked a hole In his head, from which
nearly all his brain oozed. Strange TO say.
no recovered. but he Is how pitiable Dude.
although still n little more intelligent than
Nor. Herald.
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READ A SAMPLE TESTIMONIAL
u prayed God to deliver ne by DEATH
HEADERS NErgaAS CoHrs, SIXTY NINTH Y
kEIM G-ABMORY, TuMrKtNs MAnKrr I

hnNnVN VETERAN CuRrS, SIXTY. NINTH
RGIML-AiMoRY, ToNrKiNS MARKTr
s..,.. INV York, May o 1881
N'huemcn have just commenced on nv
Scout ooitc OF Kidney Wort" | have mi
lllue ialth IN cithot doctors o. mcdcIue, mona
Datuenla'ly IN medicines extensively advertised
however | nave suffered perhaps as no a her
man mas suffered, from liver disease, brourh, on
ny malaria suffered for years, I'm il became
cnfonlo' Simply from neglect | have lnkSn
99ln,ne ull my head swami ard my nerves Were
lhiy unsttung Last year went to Europe 10
lng many OF your advert sements came Ia Tho
v , asa delnier resort to try The Kid.
n n,; aWo,H anu gu SO, Alter the fourth day
gov an attack OF the old malady. | PRAYED Tod
10 tSIleve me by death, but kept to the mcdicin"
AZ ordered, aud want TO tell You 10. dsy. and
au suieirrs from liver disease, that thn GI sS,
ihtoc weeks have enjoyed such rooI hcai,h " ss
4 nve MOI had IN many, many years, Simply
,wntc yon this that other sufferers way hsneR,
Ny H. very truly yours, HENRY WARD
,-.v la'e Col 9th Reg N, shy
lIS west Side Ave, Jcuoy City Heights n i
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miscellaneous 0aants


WAN rED-Salesman- you require good
w energetic man OF salary or commission,
address X, II raid Office. apr29-lt
AIANIED-GIrl Ior general housework, three
w In family work easy, wages LIBERAL John
T.. Meyer, Akard avenue. apra-lt
IANIED-EXperienced hands Tor dressmaE-
w ing Apply to Il. COret, corner Commerce
and Austin streets apr29-2,
MTANrED-A good diessmsker Immediately
w Apply to Miss l.. ]. IOlret corner Com
merce aud Austin streets apr20-2t
hTANTED TO BUI-A good fresh COW and
w calf. Enquire at +. G. Burke's corner St.
Louis and Erray streets apr29.u
lAjANrED FOR cook aud housework, good
w woman and boy about II or 10 vears old
Apply 10 residence Of George f. Afford, los
san JaclntO street apr2lf
tAiAN tED-Seyerdl good saddle hands Ap.
w ply ~ schoc lkopf & Co. apr27-tf
IA AN iED-s, u day guurantced-A salesman
w wanted in each county in Texas. ". A
n Wiueutt u Co, "a Commerce street, san An
loulO, Texas. spt22-im-d&w
MAN led lMMEDIAIELY--A good Inner'
w Auuy immediately to Filrath Is sauu.
derS GdlcSyillc, Tex apr}j-tf
WANTED 1MMEDIATELY-Te bucklayers
w al Colorado city wages, So o. per day
steady employment guaranteed. Address
MAhoNEH y EVANs, Colorado City. Tex,
apr2l-2w
VA An EU-A good pNilthluuu maker at h.
" HlmmermhnS, apr}6-lw
MANTED--Oue charter oak cooking stove
w ana thirteen do BILE COmpete bedstcadS
and bedding Address l.. KRAFT, Colorado
City, Tex. ar Herald 0llice
NlANrED -lUOoOJ bushels OF wheat nc CIV
W Mills, foot of Houston street Highest
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL
MAN rED-A large New York clothing house
w wishes to engage the services of lrst-class
travelling salesman for a part of the state OF
Texas Only those who are competent IN this
particular branch, and have travelled tor
hrst-ciass clothing houses need apply Ad-
dress T. .. Box log, Station "A" New York city
Apl!6 Wv.
WANTED-TO purchase about 20 acres o
w land, upon which to erect college build
lnSs, Within ~ or miles OF the center of the
CITY OF Dallas. PersonS having such property
for sale are requested to address the undersign.
ed, giving full description of property and price
hnu terms. Alexander &. Garrett aprS.tf
AZ ANTED-You To stop at tho NATIONAL
W HOTEL, First.cl9ss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from a 30 TO 81 per week. The build.
shg Is brlcR, with three starways In case OF fire
Located In tho business portion of the city only
one square from Street'Car line, and one square
from Texas N Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot.
convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
either road. uive us trial, and be convinced
That you eau get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. w. W. Ward
iIop''ctor' ianl9'lyr
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The bridal veil may be either as long az
the train OF the dress or us short us the
waist line, but 1t must be of tulle il the
bride syoathlul. If she is over twenty.
llve or thirty, it may be OF any fine, deli.
cate real lace, and shorter than the youth.
tul bridp's ypil
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SOCIAL-P ERSONAL.

Probabilities social Events IN sister
o.,,e. ana ra~,.-p.r.on., v.n,,.,
""'' spp'oson'ns "hen 'ne Dali
ro'm and the theatre viii lose much bits
Interest, and the picnic and excursion will
be al ,h.r.,. Tn. d.vo,a..os ,ho d.n,s
a..
were out IN large force on Tuesday night
si Mayors hall. The occasion was the
grand ball given by the Married Folks
49, M. .,a,s.,, - .,-...1.,
"e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W q" '"'er'a'n-
ment by this club is enough to insure
large attendance. They were there In fnll
Ir,rc, ho,. ,ra,,,od a,5 ,nn.,r,ad !.
="
"o'' /" seemed rs 'he young people had
concluded 10 discontinue their hons. and
So.u he Married Folks elnb Tbore
80 $50 ~
"' Wv so'"S mch
so-called piet@ht VINO looked very much as
they ousd ' hcions to married folks
club, but ala they have been unable 10
attain the desired goal. Now We suggest
that the yonns mems club organize aud al.
teehs'e win we married iolks club ana
then we Will have an entertainment each
week
Ca Tuesday night the jewelers. OF Dallas
gave a banquet at ken,s hotel to the visit
rag jewelers. ~ attendance upon the state
convention. u was very pleasant affair:
sun as we nave before stated, II was enI oyed
~ tne newspaper man VINO TOOK occasion
70 MAKE speech.
90 Tuesday night the Ladies' Musicale
society me, ~ 'he res,'ence OF Colonel w.
hener. Tue attendance was large ana
sue OCCASION was one OF unusual interest.
u1tias shoulu oe proud OF her musical
Gen,, anu we snall expect 10 near much
IRON them IN the future.
a, we are "a receipt OF al invitation from
NJ. ana Mrs' w, olcKiss ana lazy, re-,
gues'nB a''snuahSe AZ Inc marrlage o,
thelr niece, Miss Snssie ii. Piummer and
az the residence, on MAY z, at4' M.
rug lau,ss o' ,ne niIst baptist onurch
gave the hrst HfawbeIry festival 10 the
iEnAbp puiluing thls week. me attend
auQe was ia'ge anu 'he amount fa'seu very
Satisfactory
., we are W reGe,pt OF an invitation 10 at
'@uu sn eHn,o'',"i AZ p,nghan school
ussium on the 18th of April. We are in
debtsd TO W. IL Keller and G. NJ. Slaughter
Tor tho ihvile, poth Dalias boys. we are
soIIow the ,s'ehess o. .he nomr preveh'sour
oomlng. aprreointe " az the same.
ihufsuhy niRht ,he Cuu feiiows gave
BANQUET AT hents Motel IN celebration of
eoe anniversary T OF 'ne ioundhtion OF the
Wues' ihe panu"e, was iargeiy httehueu,
auu number OF lady guests were present
20 grace the occasion
we understand the Ladies' Musicale will
ntrange us next meeting 80 ~ not To con
tlct with the s"oseriest. We are glad TO
near u;
me iadles hospital committee meet Mt
mrs. Howard,s room, ut the Grand Windsor
hotei, on wednesday afternoon at o'clock,
DOR nhsl preparations Tor the smnReriest.
Mr.. T. N. HASKELL, OF Chicago, class
mare OF our JUNIOR, VINO has been int hecity
ior several DAYS, lett for home last night
Mr. John stewart, OF READING, Pennsyl.
wanna, prominent merchant, who has been
iecupcrating his health IN Texas, left for
nome last night.
Mias BELL OIesby, OF Plano, daughter of
0' oo'. ogiesby, treasurer Of Collin county,
grauuated lately at Thorp Springs and re-
turned home with her blushing honors ON
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Uitu Ordiuaucr.

An ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE
- lmrounding of horses. cattle, hogs sheep
ana goats running at large in the city of Dallas
bS " ordained by the City Council of the city
sEcrIoN l-Thst II shall be unlawful for any
one to allow any horses, cattle mules, hogs
saeSp or goats to run at large in the city limits
sec; lit shall be the duty of the city marshal
70 taRc no and imp0und any cattle horses
| mules, hogs, sheep or goats found running sl
large within said city limits
sec The city marshal shall impound them
as above provided, and within one day thcresf.
V w. isuni put up three notices containing de-
svIipuon oil the animals, and within five days
aver such notice is posted Mt the Court. house
aud the engine houses In said city, said marshal
sha,l sell said animals ut public sale TO the high.
SSl bidder Tor cash. lie shall charge one do.ar
I'LL tu my cents lor taxing up such animal, and
lhiry cents day for taxing care of such AMI
IN Is, AMER deducung the expenses, he shall
return the balance OF proceeds of sale II any 10
uWnCr, IL IL owner calls for the amount within
twenty days, then 1t shall be raid into the cily
snis Az any tine within six months after
salu sue shlu owner may apply to the CITY
Council, and unon satisfactory proof OF ,uch
ownership, shall DO entitled TO receive the
amount deposited on account of such sale, aiief
paying such costs rs may re necessary 10 estab.
aish MS rights thereto, The owner of any such
aullnal may reclaim the same IRON the city
found NJ any time before sale hy paving Nil ex.
animal f"S ""'
sec i,-The city marshal shall keep q book.
sNihg inc description OF all auima's imT oundei
py him the date OF notice given, the date OF sale
me amount realized for such animals and the
names OF the purchasers.
sec Amy owner Of any OF the animals men
toned In this ordinance who shall hermit the
same TO ran NJ large within the limits of this ciy
after notice from the city msrshal 10 tako W
n,n animals shall be deemed guilty of mis-.
uemeanor and on conviction, fined in any sun
MOI exceeding ten dollars.
sec, t-Thnt the ordinance entitled "An ord,
mace ia, providing for the impounding OF horse.
Dallas, approved February ", iss0. be and The
same Is hereby repealed. also any and all laws
orainances or parts Of ordinances In conflict
see, THAT this ordinance 70 into effect from
Approved April q, 1888.
,.. Nv. CRowDus, Mayor
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II is said by reliable persons that sheri.
dams Cavalry Condition Powders t,d snar,
ineiy to laying hens will increase Tho oman.
my oieegs two.fold. Try it. ltwon't cos,
much, Don't throw away your money on