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Ladies', E1nnsitinn socIcty.

The Ladies' Exposition society held a
meeting yesterday IN rning at the
Grand Windsor hotel, at which it was
decided TO give an entertainment for
the benefit of the society nj an early
date. They hold another conference on
Tuesday evening next at i o'ciocl. 1T tho
Grand Windsor hotel, ut which the
young ladies Of Dallas are requested to
be present, that all arrangements may
be perfected. This will not interfere
with the regular meeting held on
! Wednesdays of each week ut 10 O'Clock
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There no l53 pupils enrolled st the
East pall. public school, with Il pros
pect of the rumhor reaching $50 this
week. Mr.. Hryau, tho Principal, will
ask tho city council OF East Dallas t.
employ another assistant teacher, which
will give him three assistants,
Tho public schools of Dallas porpcr
have a good Attendance, which is CON
stnntlv increasing. Superintendent
Bnles Is kept Nasy getting everything
regulated. and already the good effects
OF having head to the school system is
seen,
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Men may come and men may so, bat
lon Lea has one constant dow.
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I have reduced the price Tor an in
definite timo--of cabinet photographs
from S. to s. per dozen. All othor, work
In proportion, Tho quality OF all my
work viii continue 10 be superior. ]
invite the attention of the public "a
large portraits in crayon ink and oil
Now Is the time 10 order holiday pet
ures 10 avoid hurried work.
W, McCLELLAN,
7n5 Main street.
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The Excursionists.

The second excursion party Of the sea-
son, under the auspices of the Gould
System, reached Dallas yesterday afrte-
noon. The eXcursionists numbered
about fifty, several ladies being. with
them, and are from Illinois, ONO, Iowa,
Wisconsin and other. Western States.
They come in charge of Mr.. j. b.
Servings, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, who is dis
ttict land agent in Iowa nf the TeXas ~
Pacific railway company. The party
spent the afternoon in inspect
ing various places of interest i'll the
city, and expressed themselves as much
pleased with the evidences of prosper
ity and enterprise. The party leave on
! the early train this morning and will
to-day go to Cisco. They will remain
there until Monday, thence go west rs
far as Midland. The party were met al
Dallas by Maj. John c. Lewis, Of Aus
tin, Immigration agent of the Missouri
Pacific in Texas, and will be in his
charge while in the State.
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~ Ma~tia dons not pretend TO "sce
vgr,pus chAnuvls ~ whlte he may he
useful" hut h. J,os pretend, aud Is for
a fact useful In the livery hns.ncss, for
there is not In all the great Southwest q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21
The North Texas Real Estate lOuINa

Which will he distributed along the various
lines of railway, and Will be placed on ME In
the hotels of the principal ciuesln thlsoouh-
lry and Europe, furnishing full Information
regarding Texas and her resources. VIII lur-
nish complete abstracts oftitle to property In
Dallas and surrounding countless VIII prose,
cute claims against the United states III vi
pension and land claims specially. Call ana
examine our lists OF property. Represented
10y q. s. Carter, l5l Nassau street, New YORK
Nj, j, Richards, l09 Randolph Street Chicago,
Missouri
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WITH

MAY mean POISONED with Potash" THIS
Mis- the case With hundreds who have been
unwise enought TO tak sarsaparillas, Potash
etc, until sligestlenis almost a.
tally impaired. Swift's Specific is vegeta.
BILE remedy, and restores the system 70
health end builds up the waste made by these
poisons. -" go
: TIiW N .eyICTIMIZEDi lfW
Iao iBVT FINAILY RELIEVED ny s. 8. 9.
az was suffering with Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercary and
Potash only to make me worse. The Potash
took away;my appetite end gave me dsspep-
STA, and both gave me rheumatism ] then
tqolSsursaparjlhs,e All these sarsaparillA
mixtures have potash in them. This made
me,stnl.wofse, as IL drove the poison. further
into my system. A friend insisted should
take Swift's Specific, and II cured me of the
Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
out Of my sgstem, tD t9;gssyy Sn a. Ts e.
3 .at otn1 Salem. Mass
CURED THOROUGHLY AND ABSOLUTELY.
John A Smith, the largest merchant In
Gainesville, Ga, says: al suffered for years
from the combined effects of Erysipelas and
Eczema. continued TO grow worse under
medical treatment. and by taking medicin3
containing Potash. y. =, 8. cured me thor
oughiy and absolutely. My appetite, strength
aud flesh returned as was cured with its'9
LET TRUTH TELL ITS sTORYiiuli
A MINISTER AND TIE ORPHAN cHILDREr.
Rev. T.. b. Paine, Macon, Ga, writes; I'VE
have been using Swif's Specific Mt the or.
phans home MS u general health tonic, and
have had remarkable results from It's use on
the children aud employees of the institution
IL IL such an excellent tonic, and keeps the
blood so pure that the system Is less Liable y
disease. II has cured some of our children o.
Scrofila."
Our treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed free 10 Npplicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, (.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Georgia. N. Y. Once ~
West 23d street, between Sixth and Seventh
: AYES. Philadelphia office, lal5 Chestnut ~.
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| Photographic

Photographs ,,
For the next thirty days VIII reduce
the price Of my best gilt beve! adge cab
! met 'photorraphs to IS per dozen. This
great reduction win last only thirty
| DAYS. j. II. WEBSTER,
] 7Oi Elm Street
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RAILROADS

His facilities for assisting purchasers to
good bargains are unsurpassed, and he guar
antees satisfaction 10 all parties entrusting
him with their business. He Is also prepared
to furnish on short notice complete abstracts
OF title OF Dallas city anu county property.
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We will send and get your bottles III
aud return them, only charging Tor tht
wine. Loeb n treiherg.
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TeVns - $40 Agency.
Land or money claims against the
State or individuals, payments OF taxes
on lands ny'rpgir in tho STATE pNF-
chase, slly o. ,3Hso OF lands, adjustmeht
of titles aud ;ho recovery OF lands Tor
inst and lawful owners, viii he attended
10 NV &. X. JoHNs x SONS,
Austin, Texas
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NoOther pIasters ~ This.
Bonson's Capcihe Porous PlasterS
stimulate the CIRCULATION and eNpeI
| disease. They stoI all pain. 2oc.
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Henry Polinrk n 90. w.t.
Manufacturers Trunks and Nalises
Repairing neatly done. Sample work IL
order, ~ Elm street.
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I,obh ID.
ROM 'ds
IN pnlirn Officer

J. sharon reported to Police on'cer
Overland ,Antl, VAS held M on PaciHc
avenue Friday night, by two men, and
robbed of ,hupt $40, lle did not know
the parties, bit recognized them as
younN mnn,
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Miss Waller has just returned from
her annual trip to New York, where she
went to obtain the newest and most
popular styles for the approaching sea
son. Those who favor her with their
patronage, may be assured of perfect
satisfaction, in both fit and style; 625h
Elm street, Dallas. Texas,
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Grand opening of the Turf saloon, NJ
SIS Elm street, Lunch and the finest
liquors, Saturday night.
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES,

The half has not been told as 10 the great
curative powers OF the CuucuRA RENE
DIES. have paid hundreds OF dollars FOR
medicines TO cure diseases of the blood anu
skin, and never found anything yet to uquai
the CurICURA REMEDIES,
iii CHAs, A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, r. |,
Price of Cutlcura, small boxes, SOC. large
boxes, 81; Cutcura Resolvcnt, 81 per bottle
Cutlcura soap, 25c. Cutlcura Shaving Soap,
loo. Sold by all druggists.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-21

Wells "Unugh or rorns,"
Ask for Wells though on Corns," l5c.
Quick, complete, pcrmant cure. Corns,
warts, huniuns,
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a'Yis n set OF featurcs, "A complexion, =,
rhs tlncture nta skin that admirc,'
In Veinr phzsnnps complexion powder,
El,f n charms yuu Will acquire
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Indulycnces or Exposures.

1t Is self-evident that a physician PAYING
particular attention 10 u class OF cases attain1
great skill, and physicians IN regular practlch
all over the country knowing this, frequen.y
recommend cases to the oldest efhce IN Ameris
ca, where every known appliance Is resorteA
60, and the prove d good remedies OF Al
ages aud countries are used, A whole house II
used for anlce purposes, and all are treated WIN
skAl In a respectful manner, and, knowing
what 10 do, no experiments are made. ON &c 4
count Of the great number applying, tue
charges are kept low, often lower than 10 90
gel 4 speedy aud perfect life cure, that IL thf
Important matter Pamphlet % pages. seni
a. anv adIrpsa free.
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wen AtA = why"
The way OF the ungodly Is hard, but !
the way 10 the Glen Lea Ia easy. He
that drinkcth from its fountains may
not have eternal lito, yet, verify, no es-
capoth sure and sudden death!
Old names, old friends, old faces and
old whisky crown Gleu Lea rs the es-
tablishOd saloon palace OF the south
west,
Gion Leafs nectars cause patrons to
believe they have an abdominal lnuian
summer
Men may come and men may so, bat
Glcn Lea has one constant dow.
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leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ages.
Lender Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ages,
Carriers Little Liver Pills must not hc
| cuutuu udod with common cathartic or
purgntive pills, Ms they are entirely I'M,
| like tHem In every respect. one trial
will prove their superiority.
Loader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ages.
Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
ages.
Tho Turf saloon has 20" ',gN 10 ~
Elm street, 'vhern tD,y have Gtt,U q.
tho finest saloon In the city.
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Leader Roasted Coffee In pound pack
= ages.
{ Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
= ages.
a To get the finest cracker you ever ate
ask your grocer for the Doaier WoN
: Cracker Co.'S loyal Snowflake. The
arc tho perfection OF crackers.
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Leader Roasted Coffee ia pound pacl
ages.
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Leader Roasted Codee in pound pacl
apes.
Dallas Paint and color Works shnul
Ne patfonscd. They haze no equal
Z hrilliancy, durability and body. Hau
liion & foaug, Agents.
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Leader Roasted Co,F'c in pound pack
rgps,
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Carriers Little Liver Pills must not hc
cuutuu udod with common cathartic or
purgntve pills, Ms they are entirely I'M,
like tIom In every respect, ono trial
will nrnNn thcir superiOrltY.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and UndeyelOped

PARTS OF the Human Body Enlarged, neyel'
oped aud strengthened" Etc, In an Interest
reply 10 inquiries we viii say that there iE nc
evidence OF humbug about, his. On the con
trary the advertisers are very highly indnraed
Interested persons may get sealed clrcnlar'
Medical Co, Y. O. Hos SIS, Bufialo n. UT
| ipA9 kyel.ing BeAs
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Leader Roasted Coffee In pound pack
ages.
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Leader Roasted cotr,a in pound pack
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Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn to before United States Commits
sIonOr i H. CRAWFORD,
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

OF Scrofuous Inherited and Contagious
Humors, and thus remove the most prolific
cause ofhuman suffering, to clear the skin
OF pisfgurng Botches, Itching fortunes,
Humiliattng Eruptions, and Loathsome
sores caused By Inherited Scrofila. to pu-
rlry and bcautify the skin, and restore the
| Hair SO that no trace of disease remain, GU
rICuRA REsoLvENr, the new Blood Purifier
| and CUTICuRA and CUTICuRA soar, the
great Skin Cures and Bcautihers, are inIalll'
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Grand opening of the Tart saloon, NJ
SIS Elm street. Lunch and the ilncst
liquors, Saturday night.
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Teachers and parents remember that
one price only Is charged for books at
Erb's,
We viii send and get your bottles fill
aud return them, only charging Tor the
wine. Loeb n treiherg,
Don't forget the grand opening OF the
Turf saloon, SIS Elm street, in the Lacey
building, Saturday night.
The PUNISHABLE Boot and Shoe factory
made tho hnso bah shoes for the Dallas
| Drown Stockings.
/ Genuine Cal. Hnfnudall claret, lSSl
/ vintage, yOcunts per gallon at Loeb x
! Ereiue IS.
For Austin, San Antonio, Laredo and
pHmtg In Mexico, take the Gun, COlorn
ia * Santa Fo railway.
Perhaps YOU don't know that the Hun
stable shoe store Is doing u rushing
business, In spite Of tho dun times.
Nicely Covercd--All books bought iron
r Erb's.
We are selling dna sherry winh
$l,jO per gallon. Loeb ~ FreiherS'
whole CaunHowcr,
Something new and delicious, Just r,
Cpiyed, at Ed ;. AlstOn's.
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Dallas Paint and Color Works should
he pattoniyud. They have no equal IN
hrilliancy, durability and body. Ham
litOn & foIug, Agents.
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Loader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
utaN
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Tho Turf saloon has 80" 'e' 10 SIS
Elm street, where tn,y have Nttyu ~.
the finest saloon In the city.
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Teachers and parents remember that
one price only Is charged for books at
Erh's.
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leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack
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PROFESSIONAL.

MARSHALL 4 STRANGE,
MI Attorney Law,
No. S0i Main street, Dallas, Texasl
r.. p. MARSHALL. w, II. SrRANGE.
II s. BELL, County Attorney
Il. Attorney -at-Law and Land Agents
Baird, Callahan County, Texas.
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound puck
ayes.
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To get the finest cracker you ever ate,
ask your grocer for the Do3ier Woyl
Cracker Co.'S Royal Snowflake. They
are tho perfection OF crackers.
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Leader Roasted Coffee in pound pack.
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The best smoking tobacco is "LittlC
JOKER
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-28

over the side Of the vessel ana moaning aloud
in his agony, the Chief Justice stepped gently
to his side, and laying soothing hand on MS
shoulder sad: tsMy dear Hall, can do any
thing To- vouy just suggest what you wish"
ar wish p said the seasick Judge. your Hon
or would oYerrule this motionm
GEN. BUTLER asserted in the Democratic
Convention that George Washington's early
education was so neglected that he never
learned TO spell correctly, and in his will
wrote ''eloathes" instead Of "clOthes."
In volume Of selections from
l7I4, in Matthew xxi -. IL u written. land
put on them their clOathes." and Matthew
Wills, 'sbeware of false prophets which come
to you in sleeps cloathing." Edward Ever
EFT. in his famous lecture, SAYS the boy Wash
ingtOn was taught daily from the Bible and
Prayer Book. / have copy OF ashlngton 5
Farewell Address" printed IN September,
1896, from an authentic manuscript, IN Whlch
Washington, in the first sentence wrote
s.clOathed" because he found the word so
written in his Bible and in other books OF his
day.
SPEAKING OF american judaism" the
4 aaericaa Lsraelits SAYS: GAN persons born in
this country, in consequence OF its political
and social organism, are Americans first and
last. You can make no foreigners OF them;
whatever language, custom, or habits you
may impose upon them. they will speak Eng
lish. think in English. speak and feel and think
American. None born in this country can Dc
a foreigner, nobody wants to be an alien. II
ANYBODY is ignorant of this fact let him mix d
few days among the young American Israel
| ties 10 be convinced that all peculiarities IN
| language. manners and habits brought from
| other countries are eradicated, and with most
| Of them not trace thereof is left. All that
| is left Of the European in the American Is
| raelite may be reduced TO two elements, Tho
historical consciousness. Il am scion OF Is
| rael.' which is connected with the religious
| feelings peculiar to Israelites, and energetic
| intelligence peculiar to the denomination,
| which makes it impossible for him to become
| a dOgmatic Christian"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-28
DR. HAMMOND. dc noted surgeOn 81 81
RED SNOW IN THE ROCKIES.

A Phenomenon Thought to Go Toward
Explaining the Crimson Sunset Puzzle.
1t appears at first to present facts, says
the Denver Republican, which illustrate
and confirm the theory that the red sun
sets were caused by meteoric dust. The
red sunsets of some time ago have at last
been solved. Our reporter returned
recently from a flying trip to Gunnison
county, While there he found the snow
on the tops of the ranges as red as if
it had been sprinkled with red pepper.
Being supplied with chemicals and blow
pine outfit, he was enabled to make
a test and found it to be meteoric iron. 1t
could not have been a wash from the
mountain, as it was on the top OF the
range as vel as lower down, and only on
the surface of the snow. Upon digging
down a few inches the snow was clean
and white. The sun shining through this
cloud of red oxide of iron caused its rays
to appear red, giving the same effect of a
niece of red glass. This dust fell over the
entire earth, but was invisible except
where caught by the perpetual snow on
the mountain tops.
A reporter of the Republican called at
the residence of Prof. p. FL. van Diest and
handed him the above article to read.
Prof. van Diest said he did not think the
theory advanced a correct one. sit could
not have been meteoric lron," said the
Professor, sbecause iron would by its
specific gravity have sunk beneath the
surface Of the snow, and, in addition to
this the color would not have been red,
az IL is described to have been, but it
would have been more like ochre. l
imagine that the red substance found
upon the snow was the pollen of some
flower which had been carried from dis
lance by the winds. This has been noticed
before, travellers in the Arctic regions
having spoken of seeing similar appear
apces upon the snow. Examinations have
shown it to be vegetable and not mineral"
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BRIGHT BITS.

woNG CHIN Foo says the principal qualities
requisite for a Chinese belle are cheek and
nerve. This is a very fortunate thing for the
Chinese belle. If beauty was the leading
characteristic desired, she would be glazing
failure as a belle.-NOrristoaon Herald.
ZIP" said an Austin school teacher, ''you
go to a butcher shop and pay ten cents a
pound for meat, how many pounds" Up
went the hand of new boy from the
country. ''What is it, Johnny" "When we
want meat we don't go to butchers shop.
Pa goes out on the prairie and kills MAYER
lex. "-Tesas SJtin0s.
FURTHER Evidence of Civilization Among
the Indiaus.-A Yuma chief recently visited
a Los Angeles newspaper office, and, seeking
out the city editor, said: "Me heap big InJun
from Yuma. Give me heap favorable notice
in your paper" This ends all further dis
cussIon of the matter. The American Indian
ness, that question needn't take up any more
OF the valuable time OF Congress.-Mttaodukee
Sun.
"PA." said young Johnny Jarphly. 'whO
was the wisest man in the worldf" I'VE are
told that lOmon had great wisdom" pro-
foundry replied Mr.. Jarphly, glad to notice
that the thoughts of his son and heir should
turn into channels of an Instructive nature.
''Was he very wise" Yes. very wise
man." He had 800 wives, didn't he, par
81 believe it is so reported" replied Mr.. Jar
phly with some hesitation. Nv as that wiser
t4Well-ahem might have been at that day,
nv son." obviously replied Mr.. Jarphly.
whats the difference between that day and
now, pap "Why, your mother was not alive
then. nv son." said Mr.. Jarphly, distracted
ly.-Pitts5urg Chronicle Telegraph.
SOME SIGNS OF THE TINES
SIN court" said the card on the lawyers
door,
"Back in ten minutes" on many more,
"GOne to the hospital" on the doctors slate,
on another, "Slt down and wait"
eGone to bank" on the nOtary's sign;
arbitration" that young clerk of mine.
"Back SOON" on the brokers' book;
collecting rents" on my agents hook.
They were all too busy, matter quite new,
Very sorry was ], had nothing to do.
Then HE'D me hence to the base ball ground,
And every man on the grand stand found.
-Neao York Sun.
THOSE symphonies in black,
Brave in their silken sheen.
The graceful sable hose,
With creaseless ut and clOcklng;
They're doomed, alasl alack!
The flying skirt l ween
No longer will disclose
The dainty black silk stocking!
The laughing tennis lass
A hint of ebOn limbs,
For ten years, | suppose,
Has shown meath frills and frocklng;
But now, when Ger the grass
She tleetly trips and skins,
She deity hides and shows
A spOtless snOw-white stocking!
London Punch.