The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-15

tact All kinu9 ut WORKING men VINO arc par
tioulSrly liahla to cuts, bruises. Nounds,
gpfains, overstraining, etc., should always
have close % hand bottle. OF Ponds Ex.
tract. M nearly every case the result Ia
Instant sacous. There Is no remedy equal TO
a. For over thirty-hva years IL has bean
In general use and stood the test OF public
critlcism and 10 To-day more hfnly eeiab.
llshed than ever in public estimation
steadily increasing In favor. Tho,e are
hold necessity. Beware OF counteriets. ln-
sst or having the genuine article,
STATE PRESS.
HEALTHY.
Baruett Gibbs has the healthisst and bsst
developed boom In the state. -tGroenyil!e
Banner.
ENDORSED BY THE PRUss AID PEOPLE.
Colonel j. II. Elliott, OF the Dallas HER
AID, received the appointment 40 commits
sinner 10. New Orleans. The appointment
Is cert linly endorsed by the press and the
people. Meridian Blade.
Mtjor J. +. Elliott, u Dallas, has been
appoInted chief commissioner to the
| Worlds fair vt New Orleans, and j. w.
Booth and G. e. Gilbert 40 assistants. The
aelec,ion is u good one.-Tryler Courier.
a WELCOME VISITOR.
The Dallas HERALD now makes its VOL
come visits seven times in each week. rms
IL an important step for the HERALD, as 10
Il the only daily that reaches our section
the same date Of publications. Athens
Atheuian.
JUSTLY PROUD.
Tho Dallas HERALD OF Sunday devotes
nearly column TO ITSELF u thing 1t rarely
does. II proposes soon 60 put on new
dreos. and make further improvements,
The history o. the HERALD ia the history oil
DAllas; she growth OF both have been phe-
nominal. It Is a fine paper aud one that is
m honor To Dallas and to north Texes.-
[Brenham Banner.
THE TEXAS COMMISSIONERS.
The appointment by Governor Ireland OF
Colonel John L. Elliott, of Dallas, as chief
commissioner to Represent Texas at the
New Orleans exposition. meets With the
hearty approval of the Poat. Colonel Ell
lott is q gentleman In evory way fitted TO
fiji tho position, and under his directi on
Texas will appear before the world in New
Orleans next December, the peer OF oil other
states in tho U nion.-[Houston Post.
PLAIN JoHE IRELAND.
Governor frslsnd'a appearance, dress and
speech are Certainly ssdemocrRtic as Tom
Jefferson himself would have approved. In
other words John Ireland 10 as plain rs .
pikes,sff He talks senee without special
fiuency and when he is through, he stops
There Is nothing OF the gladiatorial play, oi
oratory about him. Hubbard could play
the euave executive 10 perfection; but nftei
oil, the governor Is good deal beside .
| figure head -THouston Journal.
TEXAS WILL orES THEIR EYE.
! All the papers Ia the stare will boom az
the New Orlesns exp1' ton.. Texas, e..
largest state 10 the Union, hos hYt AZ
signed the largest space, ana wini' the north
ceptedly too. When yldtoss5i, cats, barley,
and east ace Inc corr, g., which Texas pro-
coal, stone ninefbabls representatives Of
duces, and meet1l open their eyes and go
our state, thfss Of wonder at what they
oack wlk.-[Fort Worth Democrat.
nave TAKING THE LEAD.
]. We are pleased 10 see that old and
familiar paper. the Dallas Daily HERALD
again on our table az an exchange. The
HERALD hos reen for years, as 1t is still an
important factor in the growth and devel-
opment OF north and central Texas and we
are more than gratiied to see it taxing the
lead With tho reading public in this section.
The enterpTising publishers are contiaual.
ly sdding 10 their fscilities for gathering
local news rom oil psrtB OF the state,
through corps OF able correspondents,
and hgve recently ordered newtype, which
will enable them to present their thou.
sands of patrons with The handsomeat
daily paper in the state In few weeks -
[Denison Gazetteer.
GRACEFUL ACT
Governor Irelsnd has conferred the honor
of chief commissioner of tho Worlds fair
on Colonel J.'F. Elliott, of the Dallas HEE-
AID, and on sir. Booth, Of the Decatur
Tribune, and Mr.. Gilbert, OF the Abilene
Reporter. assistant commissioner. This
graceful act by tho governor ,s received
with appreciation the entire length and
breadth VI the whole state OF Texas. IL is
one OF "a brightest lsurels in our exec
u,ive's official acts. The news was received
by the Press association, which WAS then in
session, with cheers. followed with resolu-
lions OF congratulation.TC sco Telegraph.
coHsIsTRsT DEMOCRAT.
Mr. Kendall, OF Pennsylvanie, has always
been regarded as consistent democrat and
earnest worker for the party. Hs has bsen
elevated to positions OF the highest honor,
aud yet, because his views on tho tariff
question are not endorsed by all members
OF the party, the LaGrapge Journal calls
him traitor, and says oil such traitors
would he more mt home In the republican
party. The want Of the time is harmony In
the democratic party. In the democratic
party one man has as much right TO his
opinion as another, ard such intolerance as
that exhibited by the Journal partakes
largely OF radlcalism. IL not downright
Brenham Banner.
LET THE PEOPLE INSTRUCT.
The democrats o! every county In Texas
should express themselves for or against the
retention Of the two.thirds rule, and instruct
their delegates how they shall vote upon
this question in the state convention. The
Times wishes TO see the people themselves
settle these questions, aimee this Is democ.
racy In its purity and essence. The more our
people are consulted, and tho more their de.
cIsred wishes are followed, the stronger will
the democratic party become, for the people
will trust Il and confide in II implicitly.
The two.thirds rule is clearly undemo.
cratic, and Is OF no use except TO defeat the
favorite candidate Of the people. Not over
half dozen PAP ers favor the retention Of
the two. thirds rule, but they keep mp Q tre-
mendous rscket. f-tenths
OF the newspapers have expressed their
hostility 10 the two-thirds rule, and there
Is no doubt but thst they voice the sentt-
ments OF the people. Now. let the people
instruct their delegstes.-[ Antonio |
Times.
sr. Loup, No., Nov. IS, 1851. Ell
Smith q Co.-Gentlemen: have suffered
severely for three years with billIousness
dyspepsia and general debility. NY troub
bio continued to grow worse, TIL I becamb
almost wreck with disease. Ny friend
ldvited me to try Smiths Bile Beane.