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A NEW LIQUID.

NJ. LgvAT, II French chemist, has sue
cccdcd In making wine, or nj least nm
Intoxicating drink, ont of water. lie
does not use well, cistcrn or spring water,
hut derives the liquid from watcrmclons
IL Is well known that the water of II
melon g. aomcwhat sacchnrifcrOus and
therefore productive Of alcohol, accord
ing tolaws of fermentation. The wine of
Cana was 80 the scripture tells it-an
instantaneous result, n sort of fiat wine.
I'm the drink invented by NJ. LEvAr an
extended process is necessary to obtain
it. lie adds free sulphuric acid, warns
his mixture and by tentative steps
transforms the sugar into parts
of glucose and lcvulosc, afterwards
into alcohol. The wine nj Cana proved
superior in quality, so that the lady's
father ordered the young man about to
marry his daughter to set up more of
the same, supposing 1t was his treat.
LEvAr's watermelon liquor Is rated
lower than kentucky NN. Mn. niger
SOILS joke is this ease does not hold
water and lacks the wine of true logic.
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RACKET OF THE RAIL.
WOES OF THE WABASH
The Road to he Separated from the south
western system 80 Mexican Central
Mattcrs-A Projected Narrow
Gauge In PnIo Pinto.
The wabash.
DEAD WEIGHT Thrown OFF.

DEAD WEIGHT THROWN OFF.
Sr. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Wabash Rail
road company have entered into an
agreement with n syndicate of capital
lists, not vet named, by which tho latter
take oil of the hands of the former the
Quincy, Missouri Il Pacific roads
extending from Quincy, Illinois, to
Trenton, Missouri, with all attaching
obligations The object of the syndicate
is said to be to operate the road
from Quincy to st. Joe In
Il. Joe. TO do this they
to near point on the Rock Island d
Pacific, use the track of the latter to
Trenton, and run thence over their own
line to Quincy. This route will be only
seven miles longer than the Hannibal n
st. Joe, and is to be in complete opera
ton within year.
OF the interest designated in the petit
ton of the Receivers of the Wabash road
presented to the United States Court
yesterday, sol, 30 was defaulted June LIST
and the remainder falls due in various
sums on the first of each month from
July 10 December.
cur LOOSE FROM THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Rumors which have circulated for
some days past regarding the severance
souri, Pacific have taken definite shape,
and the announcement is made that on
July LIST all heads of departments of the
Missouri Pacific, whose jurisdiction
had been extended over the Wabash,
will retire from that road, and
the lines comprised in that system be
operated Independently of the Gould sys.
tenn proper ard under Il different set ol
officers. This matter WAS discussed IN
New York last week by Messrs.
Gould, Hayes, IIoXie and IIumph-
revs, and the above action
decided upon. Thc.road in future is ia
be operated by II much smaller force
than now. The new officers will proba-
bly, be general agent, gen
cral manager, superintcndcnt oil
transportation, general freight
agent and general passenger agent. The
position of general agent Is already
occupied by Col. j. Il. How. Tho othor
officers have not yet been determined
upon. The general managership was
oifcredto Col. a. \. Talmage but he
declined. The rumor places Col.
Thomas McKissock and Mr.. Chappell,
of the Chicago a. Alton, with it, but
nothing definite is known. The officers
of the Wabash are to be entirely scpa-
rated from those of the Missouri Pacific
both here and elsewhere. All agents of
the former will he instructed to compete
with the latter the same ms with any
other road.
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south Carolina Democrats.

COLUMBIA, $. c., June G.-Tho Demo-
cratic State convention met yesterday
Charles II. Simonton, of Charleston,
temporary Chairman, Senator Wade
Hampton, c. II. Suber, +. w. Dawson
and T.. +. Youmans were elected dele
gates at-large. Hampton and Ioumans
prefer Bayard. Dawson urges Cleve-
land in his paper. Subcr's preference Is
unknown, but supposed to be Cleveland.
The Congressional District delegates
have not Indicated their choice. The
Convention sent delegates uninstructed.
Tho platform of 1852 was adopted, which
embraces the following tariff plank !:
Duties on imports should be decreased,
and an early repeal of the duty on cot
ton-ties,on machinery I'm use in the mar
ufacture of cotton and wool and on tools
and agricultural implements, Will slim
ilate manufacturers and will be II RELIEF
welcome To farmers. Congressional del
cgates are:
First District-W. S. Mervcy, James
T.. Iselcr.
Second District-J. W. Moore, ID. :.
Henderson.
Third District-W. u. McGhce, J. G..
Cary.
Fourth Distrct-W. b. Stanley, John
u. Cleveland.
Fifth District-Gilcs j. Patterson, +.
NJ. Boykiii.
Sixth-P l.. Brcedin, a. +. Harwell.
Seventh. +. j. Senkler, j. III. Earle.
Resolution for Chicago delegates to
vote rs unit was tabled. The present
state officers were re-nOminated by nc
clamation. Adjourned.
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Tur Van Alstync Enterprise says II
believe, "tho HERALD is little OH In It's
advocacy of protection, but we can
not swallow free grass, ana think ihoy
had first bcttcr east tho mote ont oi yout
own eye So that you can see clearly to
cast The motto out of thy hrothcr's eye"
TA, Enterprise has no doubt conioundcd
tie HERALD with the san Antonio En-
prcss, whichis aprotcction piper. The
HERALD has never advocated anything
but tariff lor-roycnuc only and would
favor frcc-tradc were it practical ai this
iimn.
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Tm frcc-grass organs are like tho lii-
tlo dog Ia high rye, they don't know how
10 yet out IL they think WASH JoNEN
Is their MosEs to lead thom To- the land
If promise thoy will bo ~ much mis-
taken us the freshman was who thought
the hornet was beautiful bird until lac
experienced the ocstacy of the ire in
its ,ail There will Ice weeping and
Wahmg and gnashing oi teeth before the
froc-gras5 gentlemen cheat the children
ont Of their school money
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MAJOR LiTTLEFlELD FOR COMP
TROLLER

MAJOR J. n. LITTLEFfELp OF liill
county, is a candidate for state Comp
trol,or. He has the enforcement Of his
own county and other counties near by,
viz: Brazos, Milan, and Robertson.
his friends are urging his namo with
iror. SAYS Con. Afford, OF
Dallas. of him: Gle is rs noble
n soldier and friend rs over
lived. lie is good and great and able.
No one who knows him but loves him.
lie would grace the Democratic ticket
and prove strong officer The HER
AID notes that the Democratic County
convention, which met at llillsboro last
Saturday, unanimously and onthusias-
tically endorsed the Majors candidacy
for Comptroller. Hill county has never
had heretofore candidate for state
Office. 4 few facts of MAJoR
LfrrLEFIKLD's history viii show
what his friends believe to be
his availability. lie was ono Of the
or merchants VINO followed the
., u-..r a Texas Central railway and
mr1ells mark rs commercial man,
I..fy rna de 10 see good advantages
Il cradle. fs friends arc legion on the
lrav rrma'. lie was once in
N.... with ?. V. ToMrRiNs, Of
ID 1,N Atth60 break Of the late war
6o NJ ala with Company az"
If 1 I.cgimont, and was promo
lie. o 10 and Quartcrmaster ofthc
san. sfterwas5s he became Major and
,r,riermastcf &Qood's Texas Brigade
nd was with thcV Rpand at LAE's sur
rnder. The MAJ ~ old Texan
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Tuu Austin Daily Capital has changed
hands and will be made iirst-claSS
journal. The gentlemen who now own
the paper have ample capital to do all
thoy promise. II is with pleasure to us
that Tho announcements is made that
Con. CAREY W. STYLES has an equal
interest with others in the Office, and that
he will be retained "a its editor. CoL'
STYLES is n gentleman of probi,y, hon
orablc in the widest sense of the term,
.l able writer and an honor 10 the pro-
fcss.on which he ndorns. The HERALD
wishes the Capital the success IT Is en-
ti,lod to, and al that its proprietors an
ticipa.c for II.
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Mexican Central PcrsonaIs-A Feeder.

III. PAso, Juno IT, Special. Mr.. d.,
d. Robinson, manager of the Mexican
Central railroad, and family, arrived
from the city of Mexico and left on II
three weeks visit to Boston.
ID. Mckenzie. General Superintendent
of the same road, left tonight for the
City of Mexico.
We have n report here to-day that the
Mexican Central will build the White
Oaks railroad in order To receive n regu-
lar supply of the coal product for their
lines.
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GArEsvILLE, Juno O. Special.-Mrs
Jennie Saunders, wife Of II. NJ. Saunders
of the firm of Saunders a Bros, died last
night and was buried this evening. She
was grand-daugitor Of the late Rev
4. Fisher, n -, and n member
OF the Methodist church, thi:
place. She was greatly beloved
by the entire community, who joins with
her bereayed family in sorrow at hei
untimely q cath, ior she was only mid
die aged. a vclv large procession FOL
lowed the remains % the crave.
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Mrs. G. NJ. WfNKLER, of Corsicana,
sends the HERALD n circular letter, the
intention of which is to be found in ihc
following extract: "MRs. ELLA HuTcH-
iNs STEWART, of Houston, and myself
have entered into copartnership
10 publish, for exhibition and
sale nj the New orleans EXPOSE
ton. work compiled from
the writings OF the literary
people of the State of Texas, entitled.
Gems from the Texas Quarry. We in
vito contributions upon science, history,
poetry, romance and descriptions OF
natural scenery. We design to place
this work in competition with any of a
similar character from any other state"
Parties wishing to contribute should adj
dress Mrs. STEWART at Houston, Texas.
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most ahlo attorneys iu tho state for
places of honorable position We do not
rnoW Con. Hon personally, bui hc j.
regarded as q talented gentleman "a
sound Democrat, and held m high us-
to,m hy an who know him. Tho Has
,Ln would mo-, object To his solociion'
and Would as,urcdly approve the 'hoico
OF Mn HORACE CnuroN or lloN' NErl
eurprNnn hy thO committee,
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TuE Dallas HERALD is termed an old
lady by few of the Texas papers, but ii
seems to us she is the irskicst old lady
in The State Waco Examiner. Yes,
that's so, and if you only observe
The way tho Fort Worth Gazette and
Waxahachic Mirror and Colorado Clip
per are coquctting with her, you would
bo amazed and indignant. Even tho
Dallas Times is trying to lead her
from The broad light of day, and ondeav-
oring to have her enter ways that are
dark and espouso tricks that are vain,
but the HERALD joys along, singing
psalm tunes, and enjoys that true happi-
ness vouchsafcd to the virtuous and
the good. You bet your money on the
HERALD.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

commencement Exercises ut Greensiiie.
GREESvILI.E, June S.-iSpecial-l-
The schools over our county have taken
vacation for the summer. The closing
exercises generally cvinccd progress;
both i'm the proficiency Of the teachers and
the interest the people n large are taking
IN the subject Of education.
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Elg5r here we nl.' Che a'aondo hon
1r'blo 60 The Weekly Ncsouitir. twas
the Li.to Mesquite tow months ago,
sut now 70 has grown % Ha "a regular
galiuipper, and ouc O., OH" best weekly
papers in Dc STATE.
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" NOT 4 CANDIDATE"
so SAYS GENERAL SUI ROSS
sensational i,umor- IL the Contrary
Platforms of III. several Democratic
convent ions-A Room fur Hut
Ter In tn. Hay state,
A Human About Ross.

AUSTIN, June t. Special. 1t II ru-
morcd here that u move Is being made
To induce Gen. Ross to allow his name
To- be used In connection with the candi'
lncy for Governor, but none here gives
the rumor any credcnco whatever. ten.
Ross has stated positively that he will
not ho a candidate.
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TIL. New whisky Pool.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Western dis
tillcrs held u meeting here to-day and
decided on the basis for the new pool
which provides that dlstillorics run NJ
nov pool will go into effect August LIST
subject To cooperation of all distillers
The meeting adjourned To ascertain
whether united action was possible with
these conditions,
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Proic,tcd Narrow Gauge.

MOTHERHOOD, June Special. T.
Tho citizens of Mineral Wells are per-
fccting arrangements to build n Narrow
Gauge railway to Millsap, in this county,
or to this place direct, provided Weather
ford will give substantial support.
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Congressional Nominations.

CINCINNATI, June T.-Democrats OF
the Sixth Congressional district renomi-
mated w. ID. Hall for Congress. g. H..
Marsh and o. u. Miliett were elected
delegates to the Chicago convention.
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PENSACOLA, June 27.-rhc platform Of
the Democratic state convention'favors
n liberal provision for public schools, n
liberal policy on the part of the general
government in the matter of public inn
provements, invites immigration and
includes a resolution culogistic of Tilden
and naming Cleveland rs his successor
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\ InthCr IN NFnfth OF = f"-f SUN
ST. LOUIS, June II. special. George
Graham. of East Brady, Pennsylvania,
is seeking information of his son John,
q wears of age, who left his wife and
children last spring and started out
west To make n fortune. Failing To find
him here. the father SAYS hc believes his
son * i'm Dallas.
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WASH, WASH, Grucnhack's SON,
Stole free grass, and away De- run
The cattle syndicates say;
i.thlm alone nd wcllgu nlonr,
Wa.rlng our tails behind him.
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TuE Roanoke clipper, Of Denton
county, . FREQ Grass organ, says give us
W,-n JoNr, for Governor II don't
caro- who is elected ioutcnart-Goycrno
Docs ~ sTeals for The frco-grass element
ofToNas? II appears to'he in accord
with lheir actions, and their policy
seems 20 be rule OF ruin.
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TYLER, June Especial. The boom
for Hon. James IIogg, of this city, for
Congress Is assuming large proportions.
IL il now conceded that he VIII carry his
judicial district, with strong proba-
bility of Harrison and Hunt counties.
Ii Is not questioned anywhere in the dis
trict that he Is good timber.
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEyAs SATURDAY, JUNE 2s, 1884.

- total, las, against total Of 2nl last
wooki decrease of u. Failures south
are notably few, aud Ia the Eastern
States are below the average,
TiIE nay STATE cAsKET COMPANY,
llosroN, MASS, juno FL. II. Hangs,
doing business ns the bay State 'nskct
IN
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LAREDO, June T. Special. The or
der that no train should cross from
Mexico to this side has been revoked.
The first train from Monterey crossing
To this side after y. m. came in last
night.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
Hell Hirtl. the Trainer.

CHICAGO, June T.-Boil Bird, the well
known colorcd trainer, died here this
morning, ut Washington park. lie was
am employc of Capt. Cottrell, and has
had consumption for along time.
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rac Abilene Rcpor,er asks: "Whai
S the political complexion of the larger
stockholders " the Gazette, which
threatens 20 bolt AN ant.-iree-grass plat
form' THE Colorado clipper is in The
Same boat;and ofthGtplpcri. is already
rmo.al 'nd believed 10y some that a
maiorit of its stocs IS owned by the
Republican mambcrs of 70, directory"
The GErADp l. not answering conun-
drums. but suppo,cs the pap'rs named
can ciuaija.r The subject.
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BosroN, June ga demonstration
favoring the nomination of Gen. Butler
for the Presidency was held ut Fanueil
Hall last night. About 1850 persons
were present,
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rhe ncn,cr nnd Rio Grande rcorIe Mum.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Oflicials of the
Denver a Rio Grandc railroad refuse to
make any statement about the July IN
terest. or give any outline Of the com
pany's future plans.
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PIrrsBuRe, June G.-E. X. Iynd-
man, one of the most prominent railroad
men of the State, died This morning of
consumption.
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THE Dallas HERALD is showing up the
'rce-grass vagarics with remarkable
dextcrity. The HERALD has been called
slow, but its constant gait always
enables it to gel there and sustain its
reputation as the old standby in North
Teas Houston Post. 1t was with re-
lt..ancc the HERALD entered into the
contest, but when it saw the injustice
and wrong attempted 20 DO fastened
upon The people it boldly took aand
Tor the right, and If il has been IN AUX
iliary IN defending tho people from the
Vaccinations of the monopolists il feels
that il has done It's state some service.
The HERALD is proud of the distinction
given II as "thc old standby of North
Toyns.'N
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WHATEVER may be said of Hos.
JoItN JOHNSON, Rutabaga) of Collin
county, the writer of this knew him long
years bclor, he came to Texas, when he
was power in political circles in Mis-
souri,. He is man of honest convic-
lions, a sterling Democrat, fearless and
Just, and never fails to openly express
himself on all public questions before
the people. lie is undoubtedly wrong
in opposing IRELAND, and may bc lit
tie bit stubborn in his old days in main
tanning his views, but JoHN Johnson Is
an honest man and II patriot Mt heart.
The ribaldry land fun poked Mt him he
treats with the contempt they deserve.
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Ponds Extract /,

Ponds Extract,
For every Pain or soreness a history
without a parallelj almost without adj
vertising its sale has extended all over
the country. Try il.
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ot Appeals afo ha,.uea lis,y tourna-
lusu..
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CLOTHING Department.

accumulation OF IN M"
Ike a
ticnT ocloo somclots of Aiclum
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fna >,aiesman ,till las i.s daily at.
lcss on political bosses, and up TO date
haas not named any Of them. The News
TIN charges thc Eightoou,h legislature
1ui ,he administration with cNtrava-
,anro, and mp 10 dno hrs ailed to point
1ut The Unnecessary items n the appro-
pr'as,on bin The people 4ayc broad
iul4,u,asus ...iu ~ .h,'r wn'Ung'
Yes wiitingl for tho list of big bosses
and the list Of eNtravagart items in the
nnronliat.on hill.
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MEMS CLOTHING

Keep them
re made before
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M. tai MADISON AVENUE.
RELIEVES mE's IN DALLAS.

New York. Superior board, modeate
prices. Many southern references.
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TN dEr Adm regrets 10 announce the
aspousion OF t'ie Waco llXpnlner. The
managers stat, in card that it will re-
sumo again as soon ns new material can
bc obtained which wiz not Doe later than
the l.t OF July. Tho FVaminer was an
ahly cea ucled Journal, and ia suspen-
sion wi not only BE lett in Waco, Int
all over the State. The trouble seems
20 ba . business misunderstanding be-
s an ,ho proprictors md tho sunny
south Publishing company.
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral

is not new claimant for popular conf
dcnce, but medicine which Is to-day
sayin. the lives OF the third generation
who have come into being since II was
first offered to the public.
There Is not n household IN which this
Invaluable remedy has once been in
troduccd where It's use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not n person
who has ever given II q proper trial
for any throat or ring disease suscep-
fblc OF cure, who has not been made
well by n.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
IN nImbcrlcss Instances, cured obstinate
eases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
VI Pulmonary Consumption. IL Is
medicine that only requires 10 be taken in
small doses, IS pleasant TO the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children. rs there j. nothing 80 good rs
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
msnt Of Group and Whooping Cough.
These arc all plain facts, which can be
verified b. anybody. and should be re-
mernbercd by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoraI
PREPARED ny
DR.. y. @. Ayor & Co, Lowell. Mass
soll by al druggists.
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said that BLAINE'- lready I'M
cyonse fortune will eclipse that of any
h.hcs hmar.can IL lac can get possession
t,l be puano beds in South America
u which he lays claim He tried
f,tuse h' influence - Secre-
inrv>of State 20 this end, why not rs
lie j. fond OF wealth and is
81 equal ARoS BURR In
oollness aud sclcming ability. II we
b hare a way let IL bc'on some other
[, -. f:<.ano> las casus bolli wouldn't
y -. ! l,.. A..ar ninah aclnt.
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~ ~ MktoNE Rrst began the lighi
kaiust Democracy in Virginia, he and
! orvas,s told wiolo good Democrat DC
and what iiro Confederate soldier
made. u watr't long before he
N\iclivor his following, body and
Republicans, IA return for a
mage WISH JoSys, aud GER
,ers in Texas, are trying
>ondcnt racket, and NIX
MEMORIALS on Natiff'
ndent on state Yncs-