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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-07-11

He started down cellar, and Rob fol-
lowed with the light What in the
world Rob meant couldn't think. for
knew there wasn't drop Of cider il
that cellar. I followed 70 find out.
Rob led tho WAY 70 the long closet il
the corner, where the barrels Of apples
and potatoes were, and pointed % the
last barrel. The man went BY Rob,
and raised the hammer 20 open the bar
rel. In a instant Rob stepped back.
and closed and locked the closet door.
don't suppose the man had ever no
ticcd that there was door there, and,
anyway. he thought we were too fright
ened 70 think Of such : thing. was,
but Rob, ~ il happened. wasn't. Such
swearing Is came out Of that closet
never want 70 hear again. and the way
he pounded that door; and Il was only
lock and no bolt.
"He'll open il just IS he did the
other" / said 20 Rob.
II thought 81 that - soon Is lie
asked for the cider" eaid Rob. M
think that the tools that be picks locks
with are Ii his pack. but be may have
them II his pocket It's lucky for us
that the pistol i in his coat-pocket up
stairs. The lock i old. anyway and ne
may break Il. I'm going % put the
bolt on Il that 'Lisha bought for the
carriage-house."
And while that man was in there
pounding and raging away. Rob fast
cncd the new bolt onto the door.
We went up stairs, then, and Rot
climbed up q. the barn chan, Der and
loaded that gun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

A dispatch from Wasnioston, Feb. 90.
says: 6evrfal olnbs, ~ Is BR.d OF fashionable
LADIES' have bsrn formed where n game of
DR. w.poker 10 the chief Amusement. Ls-
dies living ct the hotels first tartsd the
scheme. hut il has egpanded 90 many ista
iOnable private hOus.s.
Said n well-iuiormed society lady this
evening: II was looker.op the other day
at game OF poker between five ladies ut
the Blank hotel rhs blind wss 90 cent?.
At times there vas rs much sst25 on the
table; Orc pot contained on THIS occasios
"Do the lsdies, when ~; plsy, show much
nerve,"
Some OF them do. Others, sgaiD, when
they lose. look awiully frightened. Ono
young woman, after losing about hundred
dollare. deliberately left the table and start
ed for the door, as 1t WA thought 20 20
hons. Az she turned the door knob She
Eel! f.inting TO toe floor She was tho
daughter OF n foreign minister and not nov
a resident OF Washington. Other Rirn,
sgsiD, cry wnen chey lose. | suppose men
are different
"Early In the session therc waa q very
spirited game OF poker played at the resi-
denco Of one OF the diplomat corps The
stakes were high. ODs Joung woman, who
has only been out in society one season lost
q large sum OF money. After the close Of
the game shs stated that the gun Lost lover
1900 wos given her by her fsther to pay for
dress which fhe nah just ordered and she
aeked that the money be returned. The
wianers at first refused h. give back the
money. when the girl said II they didn't
she would just 20 to her papa and have him
call In peruon upon q I'm for II. This had
the desired effect and the money was hand.
cd back.
Yes" continued the speaker, "the fesci-
mating game OF draG.poker mas gotten
hold upon very many society ladies'"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
THE pALACEOF FASHION.

Truly it may be said that the merchant
tailoring establishments OF Mr.. II. Ztmmer-
man, 507 Main street Ii the palace OF fash
ion in our city, and It would seem almost
superhuous 70 say anything mare tnhn 10
merely mention tina, he nsd rec" erN h's
new epring goods. TO cause pcri,cl nsh
to the es, nbishmeut by tue sentry Vt our
city and vicinity in maxine their seiotiions
m spring aud simmer wpfi
Mr.. Zimmermnr IA well EupDn 0Dbny us
"a n gentleman Of exquisite taste ~ selecl-
ing goods OF bis line aud III doing 80 for
this season on. would tank be hao almost
outdong tlmseii By the iinmen4e nce to
he seen on his counters, which ia composed
OF the Very la,es. nov, liits OF the season.
H. sn artistic cutter n IS ccuceced TACT
taat ne gtpds pre- eminsr'lt ABOVE all
o.nrr IN noun rrygs Hni .',0 'i- pres
ent corps OF workmen be IL prepared TO turn
out his work in manner .hIs VIII
compare with any OF the large cities;
and as an elegant, genial, suave gentleman,
IL 10 OILY necessary for one TO Gail upon him
at his place OF business to DO convinced
thst thay will have been treated With that
degree OF uoli,eness that always makes one
ieel rs though they had spenta few mo-
ments pleasantly and regretful of taking
their lnsve. IL is his delight 10 show hts
tasteful selections and make everyone ieel
welcome TO examine his stock regardless oil
q purchase. Aud no gentleman in Dallas
should make purchase this season with
out first exam ming the magnificent stock
of our Tailor Prince.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Lniicr frnm a Tnmnln phr.lrlnn.

Letter from Female Physician.
1871 SEcoSD AVENUE, NKw YuRK, May /,
1883 My speciality Ia disoa5ts oi women
and children. like Alcock's porous
pl0sterg beosuse thew are 80 qaick and eiil-
Client aud never irritate or mark The tender
cst skin. | have found them most useful In
my practice, and they are certainly the best
plaeteTs now made, To illustrace: my son
OF ten years Ut ago took q bad cold and
cou shed incCssintly; no medicine would re-
lieya him. Alter some twelve hours | up.
piled an Alloookg porous plaster 20 hts
,hroNt aud upper chest. The cough ceased
entirely ~ nn hour, and the next day the
boy WIS we'll.
told the caso to q gentleman who suffer.
ed In the same wsy; he, too, was cured In
twentv'four hours OF mia cough by ALL
cocks porous plasters Another patient
suffered from pain In the small OF the back
-AllcOck'f porous plasters was applied nj
night. and next morning the pain bad
ceAsed. A gaia, eyoung lady euilerng from
nenralgic pains around tho heart by my
advice used Allcock's porous plasters and
was entirely cured In three days. Finally
lady came to me with cold feet, which
CONSTANTLY recnrrod night and day-this
sometimes IL u sympiom OF uterine congos-
toni applied an Allcocks porous plaster
to the sole OF each foot aud her feet got and
continued warm. She wore the plasters
over week.
thus I HAYS recently tried Allcook's por-
bearing witness b, their remarkable cura-
tive power. JANE NJ. BAKER, III. ID,
"AlicdcE's' Is the only genuine porous
plaster; buy no other snl you will not be
cheated
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20


EJAYOWs OFFICE, CRY or DALLAS
M rfNAs, MARCH 1851 In OF. a..
enue 90 Che chatter OF tt .It OF bN
IA. aad alsoi obedience u lusuluuoua " 90"
q ~ Council passed. on tho l9.l aud an dag.
OF Fenunry 1851 notice Is hereby Fivsp tunt
an lection wi b. hsd on the hl1 day oi Aptu.
1881. ,he san being tho lr,t Tuesday etr ihn
nst Mondsy ~ APRIL 1871 ava ~ ih9 plae,, :
loving ualr,rs ~ Tho city OF DallgG
lily Marshal,
/ Ciiy AS ssof aud Hector
2 Aldermen from First Ward,
2Alderm n from second ward
Aldermen from Third Wari
2 Aldermen from Fouftn Ward
Aldermen from Filth Ward,
Aldermen frcm Sixth ward,
Also Il the sau time and place vote will no
taken 10 cXpfe's the sense ~ the CITIZENS OF
Dallas ~ " whs'her cattl. hogs, horses and
stock goncfstly n al he allowed To- fun loose In
lhe city The tickle q will read
"Por Stock Runuiut Lo9sc"
"AgHiutt stock Running Loose
Also n, ihe same time and ace vote VIII
he "a en- T. express tho wishes OF mo citizens as
~ whether u tax OF :. OF per cont shall DO
levied for the purpose Of acquiring LOT aud
building for grammar and high school second
for buildgg add lonal wsri schools Third,
,caohcrs aud keeping public schools open for
niue months during year sad special tax
@ b. levied for co. ,hroc yeAra Tickets viii foaG
FOR Lovylng the Tax
"Againit Leyying theTRx
Voting places aud presiding officers as iollowe:
First Wirh--At tho COURTEOUS; Terry
pr.siflng officer.
second wsrd-At Bssts Store; VIII. Lennon.
presiding officer
Third Wsrd-At Raye Grocery, corner Ross
avenue and liGrwood street; ". Z. Best, presid-
Ing officer.
Fourth Ward-At corner ErvaY and Park
streets; David Goslln, presiding officer
Filth Wa'd-At Five Points Grocery, corner
jackson, Preston and Commerce streets: John J
EAkir presiding officer
Sixth Ward-At corner Live Oakland HsW-
kius stree s: W. ~ Norton. pfCsidiug officer
W |, CsBELtA Mavor CIV ofDallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Where Cinnamon are Preforros.


This advert sement recently appeared in
the morning pgpers: >,
Wsnted-Fur the ward room OF the U. y.
&. Ossipee, ChiBesr steward, cook and Blk
servants. The ship is going TO China. APP
ply at room 25, Dooner's botel.
Asa FINES reporter entered room 20 last
evening, in obediencs To the summons
Come in" he found the first lieutenant of
the Ossipee reclining upon his bed In an at
titudo OF wearied encouragement.
.'Sorry to say those positions have all
been filed, sir" said the officer as he raised
his eyes Tor a moment. The visitor ex'
plsined that he was not applying Tor q job
sOh, then. sit down. replied the lteuten-
ant. AZ he epniogz sd for not rising
"Fact is he continued, II am about
done no. Here, I've had regular string
of applicants ever since that notice was
printed. Why, they fairly stepped on each
other toes as they came ard went;
haven't had time even 10 catch nap Inc
hall has been full OF them"
"Of Chinese2"
"Chinesel No, indeed; that's just the
trouble Not q Celestial TO be~had, either
for love or money; bat German bartenders,
lrish bosilers aud green country boys IN
perfect MODS and coffee house COOKS ara
grinnins negroes till you can't rest: I've
begun 10 think the whole popuiace IL an1-
ious TO emigrate to Chtna."
"why are you specially anxious for Chi
ntss strvantsf"
Simply because they make the best ser.
wants in the world. have boy brought
from Cninn flve years ago. and be Is better
than any valet You ever cav. csn trust
him Implicitly in everything. IL used to be
essy enough Tor q ship bound for Chins TO
sat Chinese servants. They were glad OF
Inc chance TO visit home again.. But now u
r. different Since Chinese emigration has
been restricted John Chinsman 10 afraid II
nal. 40 he sticks to his laundry. There Is
sno,hsr reason why tas Celestials have not
snnIied tkis time. Wnsn fou nd that my
s6vertis~msnt brought no re- ponse non
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

them, I started out among tho iaundries 10
investigate the cause. I gent % The opium
Joint on Tenth street also, and ! WAS told
every where that the Chinese would not oais
TO ship at present anyhow, because II was
their holiday season. Ching Loo no 10
way New Year time, ~ one fellow CT DRESS
Ell u. Stay home, niakse callee, eat little
olangss and smoko pipe Ike Mclean
man"
"What arc You going 10 do TO get your
ssrvantti" aaked tho reporter
~ have communicated with the Chinese
consul Ia New York, and think We eau
get our Cinnamon thtre In week Or two
after their holiday spree Is over. Wa want
Chinese and won't take negroes, '-tPhin.
lphia Times.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Tho Floods in tho Lower Mississippi
yalIoy.

New ORLEANS, Masoh lS.--rhe Iimeo;
Democrats Wash lngton, Louisiana, speech
SAWS: The rsiu-ial IN the pest f0rty'elght
hours was over eight inches Ihs ttresms
are very h gh ard the rivera risinr rapidly:
Tho Picayune's Vicksourg special esys' All
plantations bet s.en Delta aud California
station are overlooked. II Is believed that
trains running railulah viii stop to-mor'
row, making a complete suspension OF rail-
ways between D.lls and Monroe. seventy
three miles. Mails viii bs carried In ss Ne.
The yicksburg Il Meridian railroad hos
stopped. The overflow al Bayou Pierrie
causes the SUSPENSION OF railroad lraino be-
tween here aud Port Gibson.
NEW ORLEANS, March B.--rhe rnn'iall
here from %. N. yesterday TIL O'Clock To-
day was 5 iuohes The Overflow caus -
the Suspension OF tr'itic on the Texas *
Pacific railroad betwes here and Atchhpe-
lava river News from DAVE orevhsse ,hls
evening raporis tory itet o. rillng USED w
olosiug the portion washed away, leaving
the opening IN little better condition than
when the work begsu week ,go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Tho Cattle Plague

TopsEA, KAs, March b.-Thn legisia
ture mel ~ upecIsl session this Afternoon 70
oousider and logi-lsto upon the loot ana
mouth disease Governor Glickt sent mes
sage de'siliug the condition OF sualrs W 'nt
sinte mnk,us VARIOUS suggestions M %
what measures ought 10 he taken under
the circumstances. and urging that prompt
and vigorous measures DO used 10 stamp
ont the disease. A bill was introduced
in the senate regarding Texs9 cate, the
proyisions Of whioh arc not stated, ana an
other In the house providing FOR ihe sp'
pointmsnt OF stste yo.sr'nary surgeon,
after some other preliminary business both
bouses adjourned until tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.
1 Great Billiard Match Being Ar
ranged Kansas aud Her Cattle.
A Small Blaine Been In Pennsylvania
Flood Notes.
Oiher Interesting Deferred Dispatches.
billiards,

CHICAGO, March 49, Thomas Foley TO.
day Ia behalf OF George .. Blosson, Issued
a challenge aud deposited $500 forfeit IN
each for a sores OF three games each win
William Sexton and JACOB Scbseier, ior
$500 side each game; tho games witn
Sexton 90 be, one 4 cushion cafom foo
points ore b.ik.lina 800 poinis aud one
At the champion game 70 Do plsyeu hVcu.
kames with ScnAeisr TO be the same es WITH
Bexton. EXCEPT the cushion csrom, when ~
omitted, the game Ia IT, place u 90 tossed
for q series 10 he played about May 2Jlh ana
Juup FAT aud lbth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
rhe Minnoaotn Fnrmers.

ST. PAUL, March lS.-A convention OF the
farmers OF M,npespt with loO deiege'es,
opened at the state house tod y governor
Hubbard delivered the address OF welcome.
The object of the convention WAS stated to
no TO decide upon the best means ot BRING
ing The ra lrosds and tine Miller as.ocla,
To grant relief to farmers IN the MISTER OF
grading rates aud railrosd transportation
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Spunky Osman.

SuAHIx, March IS "A British recon
noiteriog force Is entrenched at hhrdouK'
No rebels are visble. Osman Digus de-
clares bs wilre the fight IN ten dars
Osman Digua hee iolt his iol0we,s th"t
Mahomet was often beaten bu. finally vic.
torious. Zsabehr Pashe declares he will be
responsible with his life for he bringing OF
General Gordon safely to Cairo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Merit will win. 30 We thought az gen.
tleman was telling OF kis wonderful cure OF
u cough ana cold with HumphreyH' HON.
copathic Specific No. 7. He all mad that
Tor coughs end colds OF q stubborn ohaf-
actsr 10 could not be cxcelled. II allayed
the tickling In the throat and distro sing
cough, aud relieved tho hoarsenesa when
his friends bad become alarmed lest pneu-
monis was settilg In. He commenced With
speoiho No, 7, taking SIX pellets every TWO
honrs; cough soon became milder; hOarea-
ness passed oil strength and appetite i'm
proved, and In tow days he was ~ well ~
ever.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

We recommend CIter's Iron Pulls "a
every woman who IA weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hands nnd feet, aud
VINO hro without atresgth OF amhi Ion.
Thfte are thu osl9l for which Carier'o Iron
cannot use than without benefit. Vlln-
able Tor mon also. Ia metal boxes, at ~
oenis Sold by druggists or sent Uy rnGi
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
AyoriIl Mixed Paints.

guarantee this paint will prove satis-
factory when applied according TO- oifeo-
tiong. [ do not NEON a guarantee OF ss,is-
tion only when fret applied, AZ every paint
Is satisfactory when first applied, bui my
guarantee embraces & sufficient time 20
test the merits Of the psinta Ny
friends anG Customers In the country are
authorized 10 project this guarantee. AID
dreus nll orders 10 II HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer la psinters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glsse, etc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
In tho OnInlon of PhysIoInna

teeth that arr becoming detective or Grn in.
euilloleRlly oloanssd. infect tho food aud
unit " Tor tho digestive process. Health,
therefore, "a well NJ personal lttrnctiveness
In promoted by too uss Of SozodOnt, pure IN
composition. agreeable In flavor. prompt
aud effective IN It's purifying action, and
economic, since only n few drops upon the
brush are needed AZ time. TIE popularity
OF this sterling preparation - based upon
long-tesled and professionally roc9guisad
MART
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Baker Pnsha---Ths Anarchists.

LONDON, March ia petition to the
queen Is being signed by members OF ,no
Hated seryios ciab london. praying thai
Raker Pasha be restored 10 biz former rank
in the army. The petitions are approved
Ia high social cifcles, YET the bert class Dit
terly oppoee them. ,..,4
The Ans,riau miniater al Berne has sent
the Swiss bunuesra,h pOie relative 10 rev
olutionary in'rigues Tho IS feg'rdeu as
the beginning OF n international c'mpa'gh
against tho guai cniste.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
- q g.
A Down Town Merchant

Having passed several nights, disturbed
BY the agonies and cries ofa suffering child.
and becoming convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup was just the article
needed, procured a supply Tor the child
On reaching home and acquainting ms
wife with what he had done, she refused to
have it administered to the child, as she
was strongly in favor of Homeopathy. Thai
night the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the BABY
still worse; and while contemplating an,
other sleepless night, the neither, stepped
from the room 10 attend to some domestic
duties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered por.
ton OF the Soothing Syrup to the baby and
said nothing. That night all hands slept
well, and the little fellow awoke in the
morning bright and happy. The mother
WAS delighted with the sudden and wonder
full change, and although at first offended
at the deception praciiced upon her, has
continued to use the Syrup, and suffering
CRYING babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial OF the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, and
overcome the prejudice Of the mother
Sold by all druggists. 25centa bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
a Dignstrolts Failure

or the many furnitnre dealers TO under
sell the old rslianle furniture house Of
George Rick, ut 747 and 749 Elm street,
makes Que ieel just like going and buying
one Of those fine psrlor, bedroom Gets, or
one OF those beautiful lounges, ar same OF
those handsome chairs His wardrobee,
tables, eideboards, rockers and In fact
everything no has hs Is ceiling Just way
down to bsd-rcok-only one price and that
tho lowest
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
The Chinese Exasperatsd.

LoEpoY, March 1S.-A dieDatch from Pc
kin ,ays: rbe ereatost evaporation ex-
ists hcrs sgoinst France II sne Sdysncso
her extraysgant demands public opinion
will p event their acceptance tne biSck
Flags are on the verge Of mutiny, iheir pay
being in arrears.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
On. Euplosion-A Grent Victory.

PARIS March lS-An explosion OF gas
occurred in the Merchants hotel here TO-
day. A polce officer aud fireman were
Killed aud twenty persons injured, inciud-
ing a number ot psssers by.
Chinese was complete, and H. was useless 90
pursue them further. Fort Phulang VIII
he our advanced post.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Rore city Paint ana Color Company.

This company has established hesdquar.
ters for the sale OF their celebrated MIXED
paints for tho state, IN this city. | have
besn appointed agent tor the sale Of same,
and viii Gil all orders al factory pricsB,
thersby saving my customers the freight
on same. II HAMILTON.
Wholesale painters supplies window
glass, wall paper. mOuidings, ETC, 800 Elm
street, Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
To tho Cattiemon,

~ 'HN AAAAlfh'Hf
You are especially invited 10 cali a. Tho
Hunstabls Boot and 5hoe factory. ~ 7l2
Elm street, ard see tue styles OF long leg
calf rdin. boots ge make In matted and
hand-eeget. We mako them In cagi lots
Tor wholessing and also keep stock Of
them Ia our retail department, on tho fret
floor. Please mention that you came on
this invitation. Respectfully,
WILL PUNISHABLE, Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Tho whole municipal mower OF the city o
Dallas IL being constantly exerted to inn
prove the sidewalks and drainage around
the Glen Leu. We notice, however, that no
official yer suggest Improvement OF the
inside drainage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
Sunset Phenomenon,

The redi,h SKY that appears a. sunset,
causing much oxcitement and RdmiratiO
among the natiyes and battling scieuti'ts,
has Sc last been satisfactorily explained
Professor Filzhugh, au eminent philoso.
cher in his report to the Scientific World
states that the red light appearing ST. sun
sst is caused by reflection OF those fne
photography made by Webster, FOL Elm
rect DaiIas Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
SNYSpllIggySf

Messrs. w. IL. Patterson d Co., corner
Main and Lamar, have added 10 their busl-
ness the finest cigsr-standin tho city. They
keep all tue fine grades OF SMOKING snd
chewing tobacros, ell the popular brands OF
cigsrs-in fact, the reader Will have 70 try
one TO appreciate them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
A Small iinom for DlnIse.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Mach Is "A spec.
isl to the Timss uayG The convention OF
Huntington and Cameron counties IN
structed delegates ~ the etate conventions
TO support Blaine rsprasen atlHes to the ne
tioual CONVENTION.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Ord's Place, la Lamar street. nauds over
its counters nothing but the best lquors
and cigars FrHuk 0authoru " manager
and wall see thSt the public Ia sadsien.
Won can awnys fnd The Now York. g..
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, sporting and
Dallas papers. The room is elegantly iur-
rished, and Won oAn read in peace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

LONDON, March Is The mayor OF MID
dlesborough has been warned that attempts
will bs made to blow up the public build
ipgs Of that town.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

Having bought olt the interests OF 81
concerned 10 ths firm Of G. Il. Rogmerle
Co., steam, gas ond weter-httersi will
oopttpus the brsinsng AZ tho cid stand, Sts
Elm street. 4. McRHraE
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Sargent.

WAsuIHaroH. March lS.-iPress. 1t Is
learned at tie department OF state thst no
telegram has been sent to Sargent III feis-
ton to his transfer to another post, al has
boon reported.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
IL Lit up by Fine Teeth.

the plsinest face becomes attractive. AL
though ordinary dentrifces prove .ntffect..
ual TO whiten and improve the health oil
the teeth, Sosodont is equal to the task and
does 1t thoroughly, besides bsnishing from
the breath an offensive smell. Teeth
strepg thened and purified by sozofont are
Others. As the teeth improve through Its
use, eating becomes delightful indulgence
instead Of q penalty.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

1t il more economical TO buy Durkee's
ralsd dressing than II Is 10 make dressing.
Besides tots, j. is made OF oetter materials
than on eau buy Mt the stores. EVERYBODY
likes 10. Try IL.