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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

VIM this moia.us sc commerce ihe
Issue Of a regular Monday cdition o. the
HrHsLp We haye bod ilo rlsn in cor-
temptation icr louttlme p'tt, though unAl
he laft week OF ten days Vs. h.d thought
to sValt cur rev dress H. bls been &C.
teimlned be-, hoRoycr, q commerce. GO
rec. Tie tow feature rs lust 20
m uch he more Tex upon cur oucrgics,
upon cur time, aud upon our r,s1urco' and
receipts. Yet. In tho iutersit and welfare
o Dallas and ITO ptope, whose advance
meni Ee have lt,iyen for these years,to toe
bet Of our ability, 70 promote, and wc hcve
toour own eventual computation smsll
though u be, We have resolved upon the
Undertaking. The HERALD has been
ocreUc,ed and made 10 deve'-
op on business principles and
through is own earnings. And wo have
found that each improvement y5niured has
been succeeded by Satisfactory resulting
ben Fl 3. The present pcpulltion and in
duslrial enterprise Of thls thriving city de-
mand this cif5rt o. our hands add we
spond 70 the cal. A cIeatsr GdIertisemeE.
the place and its live. wide.awake citizens
could scarcely have. We hava oommoncsd
With iclio edition, expecting ooon 10
increase tue szs to The r eulsf quarto ts
news ia The line Of speoisls, etc We are
now procuring, and as Advertisements shall
allow. This Monday morning issue ia
served 10 our isRul6r futs1fioers without
any additional cost TO them, and we trust
the mcy appreciate and welcome II With
the same sincere qualification that we e1-
pt4ienco In proseptina II 20 their uge.
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In another column will be found com
municaticn signed "A Husband aud
Father" Ia critical reply to a recent edito-
rial In this paper. The criticism 10 by one
Of the best learned scholars. most trench
ant writers, and purest OF gentlemen In the
state. We concede much TO the strength
Of the logic and the illustrations OF onr
correspondent. but he ssiumes, iD
ths argument. too much when he
puts rs in the position OF contend
ing for the prscticsbility OF such
wholesale conversion. We do sincerely be.
lieve that much good could be effected
IN the manner suggested Ia our article. In.
deed, there has been demonstration Of the
entire prscticsbility in the course indiosted
By ~. Year BY year in the city Of New
Orleans, the "House Of the Good Shepherd
counts it, reelamations By the scores, and
nonya young girl who, LEFT to herself and
surroondIbs evil counsel. would have sunk
q ~ depths Of degradation, has been con-
voeteG fsooa useful member Of society.
InnofoIonla hes two Of these Institutions
- IN 1osl Of Christian good Il report
= - yoaF. Ihe modes pursued By these
rn1nnn11nl oGoglo " spprohended were those
>1ur1 - ~ Aos1in lsdiss. snd tbs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

A MASS meeting was held in COOPER In
stitute, New York city, Oh the 9Th instant.
called 1.-The rapid transit meeting" and, as
is the practice in that ctr, ladies attended
largely. Tse stand was decorated with
flowers. and music and singing enlivened
the occasion. Next day the Rapid Tranaii
commissioners opened the books OF the
New York Cable Railway company, aud at
che expiration OF one honr II was an
nousced that s., 1900 OF shares had bee q
subscribed for. and the books we're declared
TO be closed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

A rRw years sgo bridge broke and
dumped a car containing eggs OF black bass,
packed for shipment TO California. into the
Elkhoru. o tributary Of the Missouri river.
These eggs matched, aud now the Elkhorn
"a we'll stocked with black bass, affordir &
anglers better sport than any other river In
the United States. Eggs planted for hatch
ing IN glass cones, canton flannel, nest
quills sad other patent devices failed, but
those ru fely scattered on the rocks beneath
the cascades. seemed to appreciate the
treatment which was more mother-like to
the natives OF the CLASSY waves, than any
methods the cortly fish commission has to
offer.
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Ininnotton Granted.

ala points below vicksburg show the water
falling steadily. rhe Tlmos-Democfat's
Jackson, Mississippi, special says On APP
piication OF the Matches d Jackson rail road,
Chancellor Priton granted an injunction
against the state rnilroad commission in
tsfferring with said road. This Is the only
road seeking redress in the state courts.
The case goes TO the supreme court.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Ok to-day week, the Texas Veterans will
haze their first annual meeting in North
Texas, at Paris. SENATOR Nancy will de-
liver the leading address, and we may look
for least at oncs historic, political patri.
otto and eloquent. Whatever SENATOR
MAxEY does, bears the impress Of conscleI-
tious .csrelulness, research, clearness and
broad ability. lie is devoted 10 the union
of thete states and the united integrity Of
Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

THs Temple Tribune Gays Jefferson has
o paper called the wide. Awake. But how
can IL keep awake in that sleepy towu?' To
which the Aarshsll Messenger very apply
replies, 81 is not only wide-a wake, but it
is waking up the town" Yes, aud LOUIS j.
WORKMAN. its editor, is just the mon with
the vim, the ambition aud the plnck 10 do
A
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eiih owl.like wisdom, TO adopt, aud for no
o.hcr reason apparently than 20 make IA
calling as mysterious rs possible 20 the
mind Of the so.oaIied "lslty"
AZ rcga'ia tho church, QUO would, 81
oourse. wish o. s'e olerfymon educated
gentlemen. Yet, even here tnrr, seems n
need Of more prlct col eduos'iou.
Mere book knowled.e has done little
n forward the growth Of reli-
sion. The moal sucoesaiul olergymen
to day are not the book-worm, They are
those whose practical knowledge OF phe-
nomena, ne well ~ peraonl, enables them
10 traw near their hearers, The Savior
spoke 60 70 li,le children, aud iha writings
OF his sposlles, which stand to-day Us the
rock Of tho Chrlslian church, eie no, writ
en- in the polished style OF scholars, o.
the contrary, 90 purely literary produc'
No H. their works, write. 10 the oarbarous
iarsoo formed by turning Hebrew bodily
into Greek without regard 20 idiom, would
have hesn forgotten long $50, we're il not
for the sentiments 30 roughly erpressed.
In the matter Of journalism, tho use OF
ire Latin aud Greek is known now only 10
the collegiate amateurs who quickly
enough, however, drop the ahectaii0n
whom the railleTle, Of ridloule raitls sgalnft
the floe feathers themselves do most sd-
mlrc. No, no; THE dead languages have had
their day. The progress Of the l0ih century
4. TOO rapid for Tho loss Of any time on
them IN practical routine. Tho whole
question Of scientific versus classical cduca-
ion IL only a small branch Of the great
struggle OF the age between the practical
rud Tie impractical. The practical has
progress Tor ito ally, and one need no, be
very farslghiod e. pTedio the result.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Sanger Brothers
GLOVE DEPARTM'T

$50. Chlldrens Imported Lise Gloves. Csc, $50,
aud SOC Children's silk Glover, soc 75c, Sc, and
on per pair.
Chiidien's silk Mitts vt 55c aud Sc.
Our line. of Chi dren's Gloves and Mitts Is
without exception the finest we have ever car
ricd, The variety OF shades is exquisite.
Lsdies' Kid Gloves are represented BY all the
fashionable shades of light new French gray.
The styles most frequest are the 4 10 button
lengths although the manufacture VIII DO
found IN all desirable shades,
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wholesale Discharging.

MAIDEN, MAss. April l2.-sanborn &
Mann, shoe manufacturers, at Stonehsm
have ported notice tonight dischsrging
their employees because they resisted the
in wages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

AT BgADT0RD, Pennsy lsanii, on Monday
last JOHN DAyESPoRT attempted b give q
ghost chow at tho opera house, snd falling
TO put on q casi OF star spoke he was mob
bed by the audience, The leader saying:
"As DAysspoRr could 40; raise ghosts
we'll make one Of him"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

The Mutual Liic Insurance Company
was este blisbed IN 1912 aud has stood the
test of time moving forward through vars
and financial troubles, and stands today
the largest financial institution in the
world, end give. ordinary life insurance 10
per cent. less than any other company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Cempepcon, the celebrated French ply
soloeist, states Ia the Paris nspers that the
daughters Of Etin have, OF ell women, the
most beautiful hands. Next ia tbe liisn
girls the daughters Of Poland Gessrsa toe
palm. Euglsb girls have hands TOO ilsshy
and plump, Americsos too long and mar
row, the Germans too short ard the palms
too broad. There are more beautiful hands
In France aud Italy than Ia Spain.
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Ladies' Domestic Lisle Gloves at 25c. s5c and
soc pair. .o. -.
All the above In Black and New Colors.
Ladies' SILK Gloves Jersey style. 90. Is and
silks MittS, In Jersey styles, at SOC, Csc. zoe,
90 and IS pair.
Lace SILK Mlits, SOC, 75c, / 90 up to 3 90.
Our colors IN sili Gloves aud Mitts leave moth
children's Domestic Lisle Glove. l5c, zoe and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

A very interesting snscdose touching
female beroism may he related OF the
Countess de st. Belmont: When M. de st.
Beimont. who defended Q feeble fortress
against the arms Of Louis XIV, Nine. IL
Countess de ct. Belmont. who was Of :
most heroic deposition, sttl remained
them. An officer Of cavalry having taken
mp bis quarters there without invitation
Nine. de Belmont sSnt him . very OWL
letter Of complaint Of his behavior, which
be treated with oouSoaps. Piqued - this,
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NEW Hsvrs, April 12.-Connecticut 10
flooded with pauper Immigrants forced cut
Of Castle Garden oy the steamship lines. A
gang OF men recently arrived IT the depot
in this city. making the place uninhabiia-
bic BY vile odors and 9Th Ct person. They
finally went on the train TO Msriden.
authorities. Another motley crowd OF
Germsns were tloketed 10 Meriden day or
two ago and the tax payers ere indignant
over The prospect Of tramps s~srninf the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Or tho Oh ins.aul The rev bridge o! The
Mississippi Valley rsilgay, over the Yazoo
river, was tested by being subjected 10 the
weight Of 80 600 tone OF iron hcapsd upon
the middle span. 1. bore the pressure
without sWsrglng ga inch.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Thirteen mt Table.

The statistical probability of the super.
ttitiop 81 thirteen 81, down 10 table one OF
them will die in the course OF the following
twelve nonths is given 10 a French paper,
from witch 1t appears that. % make The
death 81 one OF company scientifically
likel, in tbe course ofa year, the number
OF persona present and their ages ought to
be ~ icllOyf:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Last Monday, AZ Memphis, A. p. NJ.
TURNER, EGG, atlornsy.general Of TenueS-
zee, was septsncsi by thu Judge Of Shelby
90 NIFTY to f1e OF $50 aud thirty day IN
the work house, the charge being agsFnya-
ted assault and battery. He appealed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Boiler Explosion.

De- MONIES, IA, April IA boiler ex-
ploeion ut mil on the Middle Rover,
about fifteen miles southeast OF this city,
killed Henry Spencer aud fatally wounded
his brother, David Spencer, and "a boy
named Oleghorn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
Tho pemocrniic Dinner.

eosToE, April 12.-The democratic din
ner on the occasion Of the formation Of The
state democratic club was held tonight.
Speeches we're made by several gentlemen,
bat none OF political character.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TRAVELLING
MEN AND nIEKCHANTs.

All resident travelling men and resident
business men anu merchants az Dallas nre
requested 10 be prscenl and cooperate wish
the Travelling Mems Union on Monday
evening. Apr l4th. 1884, AZ 1880 p M, city
time. a. No. 1928 Main street. 10 order 10 de.
wise ways aud means OF entertaining tho
travelling men who meet in Dallas Ia May
IL their rssu ar an nual meetings.
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Conc n, Meet His tirnndmothrr.

SAs FRANcGsco, April IL The Exsmin-
EMS Portland, Oregon, specisl says: Charles
ID. FinlsysoD, aged IL, found guilty. OF muir
dering his grandmother, hanged himself
yesterday 10 the corridor oil the jail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
See What We Offer
Cblldren's Fancy Hose, SIC IN I2Hc.

Children's Fancy Hose, SIC N l2kc.
Cnidren's Full Regular Made Solid Hoee No.
s 10 5k, 20c; No. 6 to ~, 25c; No. s to 81 800.
quality, No. s to 81, 26c; No. to OK, CSC; No. 7
to TX, soc; No. 8 to 81, i0c.
Chlldren's Full Regular Isle Hose. No. 8,
soc; rise SO a pair 10 81.
at low prices.
Fine qualities OF new and staple shades In
Cotton and Lislo Hosiery.
Iull liue of Rolld aud Fancy Infants Hosiery.
In snort everything in Children's Hosiery
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ExirnorllnnrY POLLING.

LAscA,TER. Pa, April 12-At the re-
publican primaries Ia this colnty the ex-
irsordinary vote Of nearly IL 900 was polled.
Indcations favor the nomination OF John
A. Hiestand, proprietor OF the Examiner,
for congress oyer the present Incumbent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

TaE CHICAGO Herald Is authority for the.
Statement that tnera are iS.GH widows in
Be9gal undsr ten years Of eye. In tho
United State, c-naui takers found 10 i'm.
possible % give ages in mat class OF popu.
laiion. Most Of them are pa. down at
tEAntv
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.CnlIRT MOTIFS.

The cssc OF the State VI. Ike Loeb,
charged with the murder of Mauuel
McCloudy, coiored, ia set for trial on the
oo IA
The cs.e OF the State ys. Wills Adams,
charged with the murder ~ Mike Burns,
will be heard on writ Of habeas corpus
probablv this week.
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Slight Dnmares.

Edwards, OF the Louisville, New 0flears q
Texas railroad, returned from en- inspec-
ton OF. the roAd from the Ysz,o bridge to
the intsrsi ciion OF the Georgia Pacific. He
says Sl3. 600 will rspair all the damage done
by the overflow. large force IL now ct
work.
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SO that IL thirteen pef50na, each OF them
70 I.2 years old SIC dow1 10 tsble, the
death OF one OF them in the oorrse OF the
following twelve months is scientific
probability.
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see What We Offer

yedl.s' Cotton Hess at $50, l2lc and zoe
PAIR. -
L.die.' Full REGULAR made solids at 25c 35c
SIC Coz AID IS, apair.
Ladiey Ful Regular Lisle Hose at Csc $50
gnd 90 -
Ladies Fall Regular Ribbed Lisie Hose. s5c,
] 20, | - anu 30. 49, -
Ladies' Faucy Lisle Hose, extra qualities and
choice Il, les at 25 / 90, / IS. 2 co. so pair.
Our Sold C0l0rs comprise every. new shade
IN the mafket Tho most Desirable styles for
wear with slippers are our dress goods hose and
new fancieg 10 Isle
Full Ice of Sng hosiery.
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DEFERRED DISPATCHES
Entallx Ginnhnll.

EAsBvILLE Tran, April r. Fried
mann, Russian Jew peddler. was fatally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

An Extended Popularity.
Browns Bronchial Troches have been
before the public mssy years. For reliev-
ing coughs and throat troubles they ere
superior TO all other articles. Sold only In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

A LoNDos paper says IN countries where
divorce r. not permitted suicides are most
frequent. People will b. tree II they have
TO die to obtain it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14

Has afew words to say in its own behalf PARASOLS
forma part of ladys wardrobe which during our long
summer months ranks most important In other words,
PARASOLS have become an essential OF 9ross IN add
ton their necessity shades Ladies, therefore.
TO complete their wardrobe feel that they must have
for different occasions, well as to match
their dresses.
our LARGE and WELL ASSORTED STOCK, combined
with LOW PRICES makes this possible for those OF
limited means while those more fortunate can follow
fashions within without extravaganza
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-14
ROBvsT Health

Is not always enjoyed by those who seem
60 possess IL. The faint Of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining the
constitution. In time, !he poison will GER
tainly show It's effects, and with all the more
yiruloncc the longer il has been allowed
TO permeate the system. Each pimple, sty,
boil, skin disorder and sense of unnatural
lassitude, or languQr, Is one OF Natures
warnings OF the Consequences Of neglect.
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WELL, Easter IL over. lts general OBJ
serYsnce by the Protestant az well as Oath
ollo churches Of the city, furnishes the fol.
lowing morsel OF food for thought The
beautiful eide OF religion ~ Hs potent In ils
peculiar power 90 arc the thundere Of
/ slnsai.
why Is IL that the temperate rs well aa
tho iippling always start % their Monday
mornings Work with pertupotory step
and with hslibel resolution Is Il be-
cause the fumes of Sundays pleasures yet
cobWeb the brain, or is II the result OF y
natural lsw that rules autGgonlsm between
period Of perfect rest and q state Of ftver-
ish nc,iyily? Be that as 1t may, We return
at suDEet from our first week days toll, II
we have half performed our duty, the better
for our brief pain aud the stronger for the
next day's duties.
How essy II s. TO while listening
TO the persuasive eloqgenca Of the preacher,
ia The crowded congregation, soothed by
the soft, narcotic swish OF the fans 10 re-
solve to be good; or, szlly reclining in an
easy chair, favorite author in hand, TO re-
solve TO become great; or With crew of
chipping children ab'ut yonr knee, the
fond and smiling mother within arms
length, TO become rich ard scatter
the comforts ard luIuriSo Of
liia with lsTieh band among these darl-
nigel 0. these Sunday dresns aud de-
sirssl They uanerye q strong arm &C one
time. and then at smother grid 10 with
bracelets Of steel. Like the red wine, they
ace meet at enc moment and poison at
another, and like that bewildering beyer-
sge, they should only be qusffed In moder-
ate draughta in the SAbbath's solitude.
IT has been said by some sage that
half OF the world doesn't know bow the
other half lives. lie might have added
that did every one Know how his a1t door
neighbor drew his ouoiA OF Tho breath OF
lie there " ould DO less rarity OF Chris
tian charity" This Is q nat for she mis-
anthrope and the over-sepsiLive, too, 10
crack. Take an illustration. At a
noiLt In our beaten path between
Business and Home stands the cottage of
some unknown brother sojourner OF ourH
ia this vale Of tears. We begin TO note that
sickness has stepped beyond his Threshold.
Oar curiosity 10 perhaps feebly stirred. Gu.
the days speed on aud still the struggle
against disease continues. IntuiliveiJ rs
we pass by We glance for some sign that
will proclaim victory. Aud when II ba.
comes only too evident that the death
angel " lowering over the devoted house,
how eagerly do We watch the DOCTORS
coun.ennnco M he emergga irom it's
precincts. And when ut last the
heerse stands vt the gate 30 receive the
cold clay OF our unknown brothers. wife,
mother or daughter, our heart uncon-
sciously goes out 10 him In his crest grief,
and We ere genuintly s9rry--enuinely be-
cause not knowing him or Of him, our sor.
row 10 distilled from tue dews OF pity
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Shooting paias in the limbs are cured by
St. jacobs Oil. The infallibs coDqueror OF
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MyriadS of Cures

Achieved by AYERS sARsAPARILLA, in
the past forty years, are attcsted, and there
Is no blood disease, at all possible of cure,
that will not yield 10 Il. Whatever the
ailments OF this class. and wherever found,
from the scurvy OF the Arctic circle 10 the
'.ycdt-sorcs- OF South Africa, this rem
edy has afforded health 10 the sufferers
by whom II was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases. with
In their personal knowledge, OF remarks
able cures wrought by II, where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
win do well TO
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Ayers SarsaparM

Is the only remedy that can be relied upon,
In all cases, TO eradicate the faint of hercd-
OF The blood. IL Is the only Alternative
that Is sufficiently powerful TO thoroughly
cleanse the system of Scrofulous aud
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
OF Contagious Diseases. IL also neu-
tralzcs the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recuperation from the enfeeblement and
debility caused by these diseases.
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MONDAY moRN1Na LECTURES.
fN9t by 10 Cook /

WILL, Easter Is over. lts general OBJ
serYance by the Protestant az well ss Uath-
olo churches Of the city, furnishes the fol-
beautiful side OF religion is na potent in lls
peculiar power 90 arc the thundere of
Snsai.
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Trust Nothing Else

fh.n Ayrn's sARsArARrLLA. Numerous
crude mixtures are offered 10 the public
as blood purifiers" which only allure
the patient with the prctense OF many
cheap doses. and with which II Is folly TO
experiment while disease Ia steadily be-
coming more deep-seatcd and difficult Of
cure. Some Of these mixtures do much
lasting harm. Bear In mind that the only
medicine that can radically purify the
Initiated blood Is
Ayers SarsaparIIla,
PREPARED BY -
DR.. j. c. Aver & Co, Lowell Mas,
Sold By all druui<tr; price u,
xix bottles for -