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FI,,ATEii.

7 : 7 VrRe
countie Dallas. Tarrant and Rockwall.
w ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W n. =. Austin, OF Rockwell, As "a candy,. ]
date 'or ~ >ater for Dallas, kockwali SHe
iarrant counties. -
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sHrEARF AUTHORfzBDr 70 ANNOUNCE
w &. =. CLINT asa candidate.for REQ zee
ion to tive office Of County Attorney ST the
tnSlliuE election
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SHERIFF..

gsTA ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed to announce the name of W. II. w.
'MITr as a candidate for Sheriff oi Dallas
.r'ntv. ~ the crsnin" November e'rctinn
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COUNTY CuLLMUT,,

w BEVERLY SCOTT as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office OF County Assessor at
the eusuiug election.
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IJ-E ARE AUTHORIZE
~ uouuce Mr.. +. d, LhNGI
ndNir FOR County Treasurer Of y!
tl-cliou iu November
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VSPALDING's GLU ~ i{i1i3|IIS nc
itylls aud broken
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animal 90 their way 10 the water. The
ne,t "a question was placed IN small
soodon o.li, and was uvrfhuus by bus,
which would have ,fis,tualiy concealed T.
had not tho old hid b~irayen -
presence by nylns on The mdllstd Ia ,
much moro hsl dsnma bind thsr
,he duck, ard boHh serfs closely
fesr N BILE he oommnn duck ~ tho faFm-
ysfd, IT, summer, hu~rVVi, tne m i eifH
lpnssh u rich plnmego sud dQus duss
lse The ieus T., onlY rtnmins - hstut-
| iul oollrs ssnin IN AnFuei. ropd decay,
Were many vi DUCTS ar & nn rsen, I.
often pretty tifht, she hilne ~ mmins
about Ia pairs, Whrn ihn q . plumage q
ihn msls coniFasls with the more scbel
@ H. OF hla mae, ~ times they may hf
seon tai uppsfmost, neochiag be-
loa che surface Tor iueir TODD who
| couilFs ~ worms, gras..geadt. aoo
roots, mo'lnscr, in,vcis, smsll rspale. AID
litiie Nah o. being approached they Nv on
Fith q sonorous qnAek ,hsl ~ The irmAlt
being tho louGef. Dnripg mo bresdinp
season the msiea CO sort mnlh ,ogether.
ard on tAt'le iillht mount high IN The ar
aud cifc'e round some distsnce before again
settling down. Tho female evincss muci
attuchmeht IT, the ynuug and may ot'n bs
.sen stendtd ny hrr liils broad, Who, on
the approach OF danger, manage "a cor ccnl
'hsmeIlves ny ne sdroiily. while The mother
" II isign iaruen or prsteuO L b. w0und'
ID In o. Ser - dr,w away tn intruder
from the whereabouts oi her brood.
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Tho Upas lros.

java is The home oi the upaH tree, mud u
10 oaly recently that irua bc-utiii' 1plAun'
tlo,s have been gyan o. them, probably
ono theory may bslL'ertst ng. Wonderful
tt1Hcs ware told about tho valley whore
tn.y gFag. No iviuF creature vap tble ia
i've 40 instant exposed 70 80 eject, ana
even oiriB ~ hyiu. over would orop oeed,
80 that the shg!e vaIleye were cnycred Win
heir az. lsioaF Wnen acirntih' men first
began to enquire into Il they could oui5
eth the great.sl difficulty induce The ne
iives q tcccrpany tacm 20 tue spotr. -
such dread snd iup'f,titisn wera they held.
a pscuiisr feature go the "srthsnskee "a
thir part Of The world 5000 Rolvod the prob
l,n and ,xpiodsd iha theory ~ {, tro trega
thamaelvss L. Fsi found that at certain
tines tne aulphuruun yspote end no1ioub
saics sscspipR through ctacks IN tho osfIh
In .hsss vslieyS were 30 dame aud poison.
ons "a 70 Sc dcstruciiVs IN snip1nl life. aud
at such ,imss had 40 affected tho ne'iyos
thet thar ha9 rstsipsS The rucsnTy OF auoh
plEcsa and sv3idsd sham forever aierNsrd.
No sril shsc,s were erpsIieposd pS thOee
Who trsysrsst the valleys, though shere
rss urmistssnbls evidence that e. pefiooi-
ca. intervals thGy Nsrs deGcrvin1ly 70 be
avoided
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zsslons Non tbs sucesssfuI Oxss.

IA far rs rstural endonmonts dstermine,
tho ne alous men are par eminsDss the Juo-
csssiul oros. But they hxva besettiug ain
which. being intrinsic, ~ therefore, perhaps,
40, quite B'n--bigciry. Except In tho
case of great creative minds, H. ia nsossssry
10 be somevhct partial 10 order 10 Huolepd
In afIairs Bfosn culture issoldom efhoieut
In any immsdistc way; narrow, intoDso
purpose accompanies the hard enterprises
OF the world and ieeyerywherc atapGemium
among th0sc who are irtefo,ted Ia gsiting
taings done.
have respeo, for bigo,s and psitl,ans
ana believe that the world oHss great
debt 10 in.olerant, one-sidsd men. /, must
have them; 1t could not pu,h its reforms or
get its rough, unpleasant work done elle.
Narrow rneN ere edged men, ~ single snd
determined purpotep; and la their purposes
they ere apt to succeed,
The liberal, the spirits OF insight, really
ruis ali; thsy are not always seen to do so;
they create the thoughts tnrt direct tho
world's forces. Bat they turn ovar their
thoughts to armies oil stirring pArtisans, vno
odjnst by force OF arms the 81 AIMS OF oppos-
ing tYuths. TIE philosopher would prefer
10 wait for CIV 10 ion nnu to let ihiugs seite
themselves qu oily; bat the reformsrs can
not walt for this 30 they orRauigs boards,
wage religious wars nnd piouslr burn the
witches. Thors is a ssd wsslo Of forcs in
these proceedings. but men promiis 10 be-
coma wiser IN course OF tine, ana mean.
while she machine crsaks elowiy along, ana
some prcgres1 IL mads.-[rlt Manson
Coap, N. ID.
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sentiment. Why q man bought . FlnR IN
So, NIB AS, harglnd over tho ifioe, aud
chose one a. ~. Day helm. last sunday
ne came IN and wanted TIE Iirs sltsfed
,'rni ~ sway. Tie Was dfesssa ~ mourn.
TOO sId locke lssg Etll-,p-do Il rk, IL
'vpl,ined that ~, rs vile has died w
November, and he was fning 10 ho msnlsd
sssln Christmas dsg, AID rs the rlng was
hardly WON he shosght u was 40 u,,
bug'ng another.
Rngs sTs broader aud heavier ihsn
they we're tbhtT years $50, hu, - rlls
he pulchrssf's 0hOica s rnlded pfslty
much according /, ioF Toe LAZY iro's
,bon, H.. rgal cay thss in Ens'ali the
'hin, old iash 'or,d rag i clmius in again,
bn' w New YUfi, - ! rss, the lAdiss
Mosily prefer a broad aud heavf nne, Ani
br'or6 marIl..e anyhlws mln gensrslls 10
g.ided by his tot arc wif's inolina,iuns
aud svs'y hing u done according 70 bow
size icgla about q
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THE EAST DALLAS posr.oFvrcE.

Mrs. ulClrmick. pnsimisirlsH o. Est
Dallas, or Gas,oo, intofms q HERALD -.
saft.r ihst ths rumog thsi sho bad res COED
her Uoi ion, 10 vitboul foundation. She
roriaine there aud vii hold lhs foTt just %
lupg &c tse gcssrnment shrll Do plolsed
70 retsin her. H'royn ofioria 10 make .
.uccess OF that oin1s or nnythlug el.c she
is mtnsntei Aloue BY parse
v,ranca thst sad, osly with life i'sslt The
OIL history. whatever, connected with tho
90 Establishment Of tho Ofllcs or tie subss-
qusnt WORKING Is matter OF public motto.
rlsty snd ia 20 olssr &c al chat ouly the
biDd have islled 10 aes. She intends, sbe
saYs, to mako further record tnst will 10
Hsc. yet further credit on her supporters.
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AOucsn Daaorlbcd.

When We went 10 the Opera 10 see ala
0onnanbuia" the queen sat Ia the mos.
conspicuous manner in thc royal box. She
wore Turquoise blue velvet, naguiHcenly
embroidered in the same color, and red
pearls. Toe waist was dscolette and filed
With dsshirg pearls. ehe has evidently
been Q great beauty; nov che 10 fair, fat and
loety. and time. With its antique hsnd, hes
written many wrinkles On her brow. How
weary asd disputed royalty looks when
All Locked at ths queen 81 italy and ihsn
- The qn-ss Of the stsgs, Donna Din, who
-Vns waiting for silence n proceed,
ohought that D,nns Din. IN her pretty
Uoasant costume, trilling forth music like .
1teo bird ia the warm spring air, vas far
happier than the rec! Qussn. who fannst
a. 70 ~ away from the glare Of eas-liglt
00d htIiov csrenoaiss OF royal Life.
-fRs0o Letter IN Cleveland Leader.
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AN wedding rings expsnsivsf Well, n;
~ vary IN prce. bat the dearest Of them
voGld bFoak . comparatively poor man.
IN e The choepeet Ne have. fsurtssa
coasls, erd oct vs.y thIck. end u only csst:
- Ihis. esass, = re mc,s sxoendvs 1
- = q enc 6nees ecl1 used nor nsnuIsc-
omr1n0 ourooo>a twenty-five earato ard
go GA SEEMS o1noet Toe hosyy 70 wear,
I01m1 10 Bof T1ne that vooId gall and
Unl1h 1ogu QsDan's GDGsf vooldn't -
- 11oto - eoDe meffIoEeo ofter al.
q I -! csi!s ~ q ne cseeper ones.
~ lars ~. - q uoet fvo. e1ch articles
4 ~ 6Snrro u he lie, be wool1 not mind
Innr11nn = lsu 6olInrs os r. Bat thss's
~. z - 49, ~ -: 81 ' sssa.r,a -
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Pneumonia Prevented.

Pneumonia Prevented.
Oyster Bay. Queens Comfy, Nsv York,
April IL, 1891 believe hive bsen saved
from 3 terrible illness by Allcock's Porous
Piasters.
Abcut d month ago I was attacked With q
violent pain in my cheat, accompanied by
apprehended pneumonia. which 10 90 prev.
alent at presant. went to bed and applied
one Alicock's Plaster between my shoulder
blsdes aud two on my che4t. Ia an neuY
my breathing Wac much sssief, Ia two
hours tie pain had left me. and the next
morning avosc perfectly free from fever.
l went about my business ~ usual, and 1t
the end Of week took the pias'srs on
have been used by my tauuy With the bsst
q Rect In colds, coughs, and pain IN the sids
and back.
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DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.

Il. ". DorAn, who hiss meas m,rso, ct
No. rs IN block 60. Msin street, FLED by
his attorneys, Z. Il Cowhrt and Hundley
& Smith, his ps,itiop Ia the district cour
yesterday against the CITY oil Dallas nrny-
ing for damage In tho .um OF $4,000
lie alleges his has Sustained by
reason OF ihs basement OF his
housa oyel flowing. oaused by ths city hlling
mp the natural outlet Of ths drein, which
ps,sed under Commerce street. He charpal
that by tho ovorf w OF the bsFomeut Of hia
place OF bniness, his goods and hnild-
ing were damaged in tbs sum Of $1,000,
wherefore be praya for judgment againai
the city for that amount.
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The kin. Of tramps." whose real name
is George Soets. was recently charged with
begging, nt Pickering, Eoflsnd. He had
~ lour costs AID two vssts- Attached 10
(ne coat we're two rines and . thimble de-
noting BE royal dignity, and on another
were e bnttons. indIcst,ne bic age. In bic
IoFtnent q buttons. inc:udIna some bs-
looeing 20 various police forces and thoss
Of most foreign cou1ir1ee. end also . wooden
MIN. Which appeared 70 Be . souvenir Of
Dalhom tds
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By the recent sdaiss:on Of letter a .
viii, Mis- Ann Bysrs eoass fnts the pos
seesion Of 90. 60. Hsrry Hoppe, Of Wsss-
minister, Maryland, died interstate. and his
estate amounted % about oieo 00o. Miss
Bvers presented 70 the eslrt letter 10 her
ELF nom Hoppe. In which he aid: "Asn
sfier my death you aye - have. 30 900
Tbs you are 70 have. vii or no VIII. Take
keep This 70 yousssll" The sxseutors Do.
nounosd this Letter - . fcrssry, but . jury,
atter zen days trial. oopsidsSsd u genuine
and the oourt Of appeals decided Il 10 b.
uudlcionG
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pilnIIn IMpRnyEMENIs

The bids Tor paving tho streets viii b.
,pened on tie An. and u viii b. s.en then
nov the momh,rs OF the city c urcil ,tspb
| a regard b. the matter. TIE tirsAtp will
notA how tho mem hers cast their vote on
ta's important QUESTION. The people and
tax payers Of Dslls, who arc In
favor OF public impfov' mett' az.
w4,chirg 81 soy the clnisi Of
The council aud will be carefgl Tor what
sina OK csndldnles they vote for ~ the com
ing election. They prefer ortrfprlsinR,
public-spiriied Tepretel'stveR ord will -
tn coming muricipsi election act accord.
inrly 10 'hs election o. her Representa- live.
D,liA- hoe reached the most vital and i'm
p0rihnt period 81 her growth, ard must
either 80 ilrWard % backward. Tue tine
has arrived Tor improysm which are
necessary TO her NJ . prngrrenya city.
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s,uAnrnnnr urrnr

Nr. Chas. l.. Dsx,ar nae bssn sdgsitted
"a O partner In our business. Tao new
nrm nsms ia Ferguson, Dsxssr q Co
Fire, accident. LIFE, marine, P'a's-s,sfl
e low rs.ss 40 .ssy sthsr frstelan eon
pauiss, which sro the osly hind represented
81 DaxrsH d FAsouEoy.
Avery caakS' sAorM ~" Little Jeksr."
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wAsTsIr REDUCED.

II tina Texas house of representatives
wsrs reduced ons-half and improved IN
qualify, vastly better legislation would BE-
had. One hundred aud swentY-six men
take ons hundred and twsnty.slx hours on
one question to rcssn eonoiusioa taat
would arrivs Of IN less taAn an hour. IL
90. this tho case' 1t 10 q fact mot ossbls
!" sonvsned, and fact ,nss be-
oones more pa tent 40 sar intsrssss become
more varied. Why esp q aeastor represent
moTs psoIls than the members OF tne lower
ncussi IL IL done sni did you aver h.ar
clmplaint Shst any OF them were neglect
log the iutsrs,ss OF their eonsiisusnttf We
hold that The osst tang for the stsis is TO
enlarge the voiipg sum bsrs In the SECTIONS
OF svsilsbls candidates snd ,han avery oili-
zen NUT duy com prsbsnd ths IN value
Of tho office oil making Law, and vote onlt
for thu true msn.-TNcKinney Democrat.
ssuNBLxss IN KvErr COMMUNITY.
There Is trouble 10 U dorado county; the
commissioner want TO bald frss bfidgee
over tho Colorado river Of Colum bus. The
bridses would he fine thing for the busi-
nsss men ofCclumbus aud the farmers who
use them, but the people living in the wssi-
ere port on Of the county opDoss the bridge
project. and a petition signsd BY upwards
Of 200 citizens has been SAINT to Austin Win
. view Of stopping he issus OF bonds BY the
esun,y. Ta.Is h 10 oolo,. sdo
wax paysrs: how many Of
then are opposed 10 building the bridge |.
OF sourss unknown. or the msdis Of this
particular case We know nothing. but there
Il TO Be found IN every county men who ere
not only opposed te oil public improve
msnts. 6ut vho sss also sppossd on general
priasiplss 70 paying any taxes, and Who
pay taxss with . II greater rtluotsDes
thsu any ether debt, and IL WI b found
tbat Nils slass u men always erunbls ~
the high rates Of Ssxstion, although tara
IN Texss srs lover tha. IL the nsjority Of
The ststos II We union.-r BRENNAN Banner.
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TIE MEArnER

Thursday night ftiG norlher began
blowiuR, a"d ysttsrdsy moruin. ths westa-
or was .ufiieloptly cold 30 oxpsCto'Gto 3
iaw nskss Of this beautiful. It continues
cold and Srea and ovsnooass are eanfor:-
ttlr
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Diseases 81 al exhaustive nature that
have q tendency 10 crest, an unnatural
feeling such se fatigue. lsssitude and great
weakness lhroue,out the systen owe their
origin 10 lack OF iron IN the blood.
Bfown'a Iron Blltern will restore the blood
60 its natursl neslthful condition. Get the
blood pure by using this remedy and dis
ssse viii be quickly banished.
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The Only Truo Remedy FOR Biliousnoss
hLvanaDo. INK - hsy ken many OF
ieI.nt kiDds OF medicine fpr bliionsness,
but n,ver found euy tniug 10 compare with
smi.h'a Bile Became.
Rsspociipl'y yours,
J. @. ARtoLD.
For sale by all druggists.
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Two Wealthy Men.

The richest msn IN the Dlsiiict Of Colum.
6la is probably the venerable w. W. Cor
cpran. His grcsrttart es q cspitallst va,
made daring tho Hexictn war. when he
bought governmoshhonds when they were
far below par, ssd hels thea I'LL they wsrs
redeemed at their fscs yalus. 6lnos this
fortunate speculation no bss spent his bus.
iness lie In banking and in the care Of his
property, which IL. reputsd 10 b wexth
Is 800, 600. OF lats ysnr6,: however. the 40
hve mkn sssnsnsof bis a6airs sas been In
The hands OF an asent. liasslf Al assd and
wealthy man. whils ~. osrseria has In
dulgsdhis taste isr srt naA fsadsesa for
Il we@d be d,r,vsit to RAD Two men
mocf ouliks In disposition and hab,H than
1fECoscorsn and the Hfan who IL snppo sod
20 b. Me rival In woslth Jessph A. Willard
Wr: Willssd aicns kYova Aev RI roh he 10
UeGth, Tho CO nisssSrso Of wall informed
Is fi61 worth n million, cttcrs bslloyo he 10
worth from We to ten niili6as, joe
Wilsra " an odd CHARACTER. He lives fll
alone ia plain old fashioned honra La
F0ur.sents street, near 4 ntrost. which IL
always kapt closej. He kes 10 frionda
and no hsnnts, tskee part IN NO public
or business enterprises which involve
social r, suops, indu'ges Ia no spotta or
church, bss no, fsn,ily except oas ron
who lives away s from homs; never
epssks Silh his td6 brothers, Henry aud
CMsb, saith wbouSha qosrrelied long years
ago, and, In shorf meets the world at es
few points OF contact as possible. His SOLE
sil., aDp4 eAtly,is 20 scsuAal.t Laoasy,
and in thi, he MS beau marvslously sue
oesbful. He owns ons-hslf of Wizards no
tel, and lsrgs quantity OF real estate in
the District, aud IL the largest holder Of
government bonds In Washington. Few
residents OF Washington have ever seen
this old miilionaire.l for one OF bis eccen-
triclios Il to rsrris lsave his house in TIE
daytime. After piFstfsll. however, IL Ia his
custom b, sally forth and walk about town
70 'irap-cs his property, and
Mr.. Grundy observes thar he Ell.
ways goes back into his house
BY the basement door, and then bolts ey-
cry thing ttreiully up for tao night. He
attends 10 his rests himaslf and az init as
he collscts bis money goes 10 bank or tho
treasury and buye government bcncr.
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Fsr Ersa shIsl, Ash matte. asd PSiAs-
nary sosp Wants, "Brsws's Dronshisi TfS-
sAas" manifest SsnaTkAbls sulzAcs pre-
parties. Sold osly Ia baxs.
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oWDsssrs purS1ngnnB yooR
oBOOeRGo9s give ~ . oazA
and sxsDtno 0ar sessks wh1s0
n nest oo0psetos 80 80
oAise EvDBYrUHN0 n -
0R0UkeY LINE. We -
selling Groceries lever ohan
sny other house In TIE Gnsyt
snd you 60 aAvn u0uDX
~ buyisg from BRIAN =
nRADsnAws SIS - =.
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Mr.. r. u. Barley, GentFy's Mil, Ferao.
SAYS: 81 used BroTn's Iron Bitsfs WITH
beneii. for general debility, neuralgia, bad
blood and weak cas-"
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Hsrss.re.s 49, rAsspAsss. ~ SLED
Dr. Il. Q. lss6, okissss. says II think
u h . Ss0sdy q ~ hsAsst vsise n nsny
attsndsl b. ssk hssdashs. dyWsDsis and
1i0i0iohsf vi,elNv."
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20. 1884
4 LAwEUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW
lN0-, chartered by thU Legislature OF KY. and
vice declared legal by the highe,t Court 10 The
state. Bond s.ycn 10 Henfy county Ia the sum o.
0O.o0O for the prompt payment oieu priSef so!1
rRRRulpY SCuVHE
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Mr. James Murphy. Of Cnbs, Fulion
comfy, Ilinois, saw; 'SsuAriian Nvfvlne
cured nv d4ughtsr's epilepsy" A. drug
sl.ts 81 90
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AblgAil Adamt, tie presidents vile, WAS
undecided tnr mOst cuntYicuQus Aulw-
ican vunau 81 htr day, wLttter ~ posi-
tion or cnar,Gsr. Wpel wgiunP l. her
Lusbai d shs oiffn sues nsfteli POrua,'
IN accord alto. w.t. . stately and pgfuepa
rather lieh-n WI bob 4 ,na peal d, auh
Ahe crriai 5 allowed qualities which wOuli
have dnut huuur % vitHor the Roman %
bhakespesfan nrfoiut 90 1hft namo, IA
her lstiofs w. re h,r thoroughly revealed
Mhile tue bate of Bunsrr II II Nas ~
progters, she wrote tlat ~ was "dfesdiu
but Il ,r'uus,n and a. the ceprssri0u o The
batl OF Long l,nd sbo saiG: III ~
America 4, 10 10 10 ned Apd nrdole BY y
pack a. cogafos and snnvss, wieh Ia
Know o. Gld sd0td, Don't you koow
me better than b ihiet ms acovnroY
when. firs. among Amsr'can women; ehe
Represented asr uati0n at the court Of 81.
Jarnes, uhe mt viii equal pride
she cnniCmptuous dcmcspor OF QaeeD
CharlOpl, aud ghea her bu.oaAd
was chosen preside-t sho wrots 10
him, "Ny f.e'inps rr- not those OF PRIDE or
ostentatlol upon the occasiou, they are So
emu d % O. seuse oi tue oohRaions TIC
impor, act trutns asd numerous duues cor-
nee I'd wih H. When hutly, hitsr four
year., ne ialivd ~ re-sltcton, sac wrote 20
her ton: "Ihe 9 lus,qnenee TO n, 10 psrsoa
ally that We retire ifum public hIt. Foe
mys,li nad iimlY have low Tegfe,a,
49, II Gil Dot rise With oig-
nifty can at liasl i.Ii With ease
This was Abigail Adams. la PSF
son she ans di tinec seed and noble
rather tran bssuiiiui, yeL !. Is sati,iagtory
20 know tnaL wasn shs,Ts3 irsl pfeacutid
at the Briish ooUFs sbc.wofa % white lu.t-
nirlng, trimmed with white Grape, estooned
vita III ic nbbon and mock point lace over
q hoop 81 enormous s1tst+, With barrow
train lhreo ya ds long, i0oped mp by . rib
bop. Sne wore trerls l4cu ruti.S, a cr.sl
cap wisse,ons lEeo lap, ess ana Two While
plumset t&$He tssL ooaotlcse soeringstfslght
into thcS5kssaA her mead ia tho exiFsor
dinsry sty,e hsi sr,to us ia Giufsy's CARL
cat ~ OF tha.Tefiod.
IL WAY. IA those DAYS, 40 very Agreeable
task 70 be the wife OF the president. 2ra.
Adams has left on record = graphic sieioh
oil the White house, where she presided foI
three MOI thf. Tho change In The scat q:
government had been decided uPou for
Twelve wears, yet the building was still
vast unfinished bariaae, with'S lev rooms
plasiered, no main st.irway, not bell
within, lot q fence witnont,- ID wss div
treSsingly cold ia gioser, while the chioi
magistrate OF the Unitsd States could DO.
oblsiu for loYeor inostsy q man To Gus wood
To- him ia hs. foresti which then sur
rounded Wa,hinHtong From Washington
10 Baltimore extendets.n n,rlosG urbToken
grow h OF limb-r. uried only by soma
email and wlndeVla9 huts. There could
as yet he. in W2sS,Net0n nonAuch varied
c)mpanionshipas bafH yen attraction TO the
seat OF govern ment nts&ey York aud then
A. Philadslphis, yet 81 George there
was "A society WHICH c a4htd isaeli emiDeEily
returned ffseen cal lsifura sisg'e dry.
A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-01
70 TnInR T.RAi

Tho D,mOoss. 10 not Ia favor OF e1'uoy'
cnor Roberts, aud thinks Il would 70 nm
ri,, 20 pomlults him 10. governor -
hts property wOrth or valued Hs So-J'VOO,-
600. ard va wlrt somo mao That II sssfss-
ava; ia favor OF public schools aud not IN
fayor Of Opposing oi lands 80 very low; be-
sides tsa third-,erm Wo canno. 'tsnd.--
mckinney Dfmoprst
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oKRnowHrH LosMIns W.

Oslcptl Cosnewetn.a candidacy nor gsi,
bsrpoa's s.st in This disaict Ia being pGshsd
vigorousiy, and prsEaisss, II not the Bcini.
natios ef Oassswsth, ct isspt the defeat OF
Oulhsrs,p, who has drawn $50, 900 during
,ha last &C. ysaru for prossbiy ~ little SER
vice ~ sosld have boon rendered In thst
Length Of ume. So formidable an opposi-
tion IL being forSsd against tho rs.sleo.lsn
of Culbsrson that VIC think hs VIII retire TO
orivsts lie al the ex pirs.ion u tho present
congrs,s Our psopls have bean vary pa
tient vita bin. hoping that he would exert
hims-l', bus fading thai bo will not, nave
about eonciudsd ~ give some moro encr'
zstic and ambitious man chance. Our
district hsa many men who would make
incompsrsbly bett.r representatives than
Crrih-r-or r ro-rrh-r- Nag~
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