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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-27
HARDWARE AND METALS.



ATrF-Uo'iuf .r,n."u jN Gold nollat
r,tdlyrnt 90 Diamond lagG 90 uuspl, 2 'g
poHhle kit 10 o.
sRnIFT' AID HD9-1No per pound snVar
Kettles, iEC per pound.
TIN rLArE.-L a. Okla per box, oG l. q,
lar1u, ser boz, go, lrluu, ll1H, ler boa, ~;
IvgGe, 2Oy9S PEI bIs, 10 w.
lNWARlt-iHcrcl, discount 30 per cent
stamped, dlc0uut O0pcr cont
hOl.pEB-Eo /, i6ci No. 10 aud ~ 10 per
Duck HORSE COLLARS No. l.t?spcr dozen
HAhFS-. Two loop, - per po4oa' Wipe !oop
81 per dozen
rNCKs-in boxes, ioo papers 20 per box.
GkNB HOE8-Por dIicu, o. railroad picks.
per dozen, X 10.
NATTOCKs- dozen, ~.
RUBBER BEhTiNG-.pisuount 50psr cent.
NAIl.s--3 6i rate
bHLEr ROM, b, o.. galvanized. discount
sHoVEI.b AND sPADEs-RovlAud's as.
count ~ pcr cents Airca' lisL blcel goods, dis.
count 10 and 70 per cent
HEAVY HARDWARE-sha0s nrishod, o 20
poles l3 ~ Sinr'oifegs, Wrgons' select 20.
buggy. ~; uxrrf 70 . 90 Wagon tuuiueh
20 90. llodory tN!ts, 10 90 bolstcts, u
xxx, $50. saved 'r0ue,, a J -; ?, . 90.
BpwdCn shoes. a. Nug,hgCstcrn horse nails,
80 &C OF 7,1, q Ol bar iron, 40 rate,
Flpw ste ! 20 .griirg -tnCl 90 cast steel, lSc.
BUGG .. '--i.iGlU g. AID spriug ton, 60 600
100 W do tpcn % r ~ 90 do SIDE SPRING
top. 100 q nlSb %. 80 side lrt. lu1 unml2u Og 10
pha tons ,2i OHsl,u o. A grade side spring,
TO na1 C2 do phUiuus ill a. .4ul 40 lunp
seat bugLioF, ~ tbt.tO o. platform sprIugs,
ITO OOal 0 OO three spring wagons w 0o0llh.
MlH"--smoolh wire NJ - 80 hoe 10 ara
u tEc lapai nod hhruoA wire, &C. galvanized
hari ed 10
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THE
NEW YORK, 1884.

About sixty million co, les Of The Sun have
gone n OF n establishment during tn past
iweve months.
Ify II we're 10 paste en- end all the columns
of | The suus printed aid sold last year y u
" Md vet &c rtit upu strlp ~ iuttr 81 NC IN
( r alton, common sense wisdom, sou a Il O.
,rine aur ,ane wi Ia enough TO eNcb ON
iltig Hops. Spare 10 the u ot Mount
Con fnicus IN thu mn n, then back u Pruning
runsr Siuare and thea ihree.quar.tts OF the
WY h X Ia he moon n'hln'
Blu TIE sun j. " it'n for he inh hlteiN n
the .ri; IN same ,irp of ih'ci IL M won
rrhl the plone tnt,-sev'n or t"'htH-c'sht
Timer.
every buyer Il n copy Of The Sun duiins
the .A,tyta has spent - Is one horr over H.
ana & MS f. ~ h's era IL IN" has So NJ 90;
rl her no q, hi Gasp per In 'sN3 mas al fded
thc human race ihirctn tnou.Hn i'Hrs OF
stcn " r,a iins ui.htud d.
ltiVoulr by Hule e. .ln'iuus lAc TN Sc that
Nuu al fo m my dcH 20. thr fCulHtuu " mo
NJ o,t tobuiarrf Am riC+n u-NSpaUcis, or sc is
in1 ie g., obthc Opinions und a lions OF Amen-
cdu meu n. Il won u
pR or which tells fuc tu,b vi huui lclr of com
,cqu nee 5. which gets At the iart' ne m"lt ~
how mu h the T.. o'.s costs, which picscnN the
news oi nj The world W ihuut was uf words
NO ~ TIE mostioa All shop" when H. wuik.
lug wi h al Us heat to- the cause ~ honest
.usrtum mt an " irh N, rc'Ore believes thnt
III Retuh lean party must g. aud must 40 In
this con ing yca- ul our Luid. 1854
II YOU krow The Suh, yuu IKE already, anu
you wi | rcd II wi h accustomed d. ieen aud
prof, during al T. 'utu t. To- the mo TER.
Est ng year, its hi.t1ty lfyou do rot yet kt ow
The sur, IL Is high time TO get INTO the sunshine
terms 10 Mail Subscribers.
The several editions ~ HE sun are sent by
IN II, y stpaid. -s Toll VS.:
DAILY so oer "a month, SO year; with sum
day edii N, 81.
IN. current news Of he word .ue,ial srt Giles
tf.xce. tuna int rect To everybody, and 1T
crailv reviews 81 new hooks of he highest
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PiiONISIONS.

4 dl.psth from 'hiDGgo s.vs The hest fig
urts shown d4us'. by Huy means indicate the
on Of TIE mV kct 10 uusr IA, sm u could mo-
nrlr 10 select n few cd 'urs NJ cr III entire
utcOu a be PLACED - nearly the same hpurrs.
rhe Qua iiy - whole made II worry poor snow
Ing, viii h VS. y g'iesous Cisappuiutmcr T.
silcc All the buyer wcr'.-l .Catch OF that par-
tru'ar ihtug h.. lard hog is a rarity AMI
pniAtrlphns can scarcely p' flunh VI.
Poker. wete keen Ia p4v 50 ~ "a 4 . and 4
iustel the butchers T. eta ytiinS Ike th' ir
rcluitem-nts nj SO 10 'G..U. aud hgrt hog nv.
ers 10 al they could let 'iih avid NJ u, GO
to . - for Workers. aud % - 70 500 for l'Hl l.
mnrps The whole hog house wss % Il out 10y
y today ard III. cl, ~ wa, strong. with nm sd-
va C d ov sion m-rktt. Select Uns could have
been made of top h. avy hogs at 6.35 % &c 80.
quotations TO-DAY.
BACoH-short clear SIDES eSc; Long
clear "a &c less.
DRY sALT-snort clear sides. SIC; Long
clear. Y y less; breakfast b'con. lac.
HAMs-Canvassed ard uncsnvass,d, Ahc.
LARD - Tiepe 9Ic hall barrel. l0c;
iO.pound cans l0Sc Dpound cans, loc;
ponnd can. loo S-pound cans. lO,fc; T.
nd
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sApDLERy ASD LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

sOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy inc
nrands) Il de- hcsvg. 80 do medium In
1rends) 80: do medium. 81; Baltimore AM Gin
hnusu, se Buffalo nuRhter piinlo, 81; good
-; Manmoras. y.
HARNESS LEATHER-osk No. l, Is. No, 2,
sSifa, ss No. Q 80; No /, hemlocs, 30; No. 2,
PHTNCH CALFeKrN--l 1901 rs. according
equality
PHII IDELPuuA CALFsKIN-No. l, l los
. 25. DO No 2 S5'i.jc,
PHI AuElfHlA klPS-No. !, Hc@l o.
according 80 wtighL
30 81 0are rolisrs, ~ 20. 2 inch cotton
rack Lan6s 10 ~ inch cotton osc6
lsnds. ~ Duck ralnrs o. inch cotton
mex hands 20 Si-f--2 trace Chains, q.
s,-,--3 traoe chains 81 fS-s--2 trace chain-.
G, 49, irafr ciauz tH' No. I, bpns
hands 10 "a. 10 No. 2 s. No. / web
q H.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Mems kip brogsus, from 95tGl Is
Boys kip brosaps, from stal m
Mems r cali brog-ns, fiorn COOL rs.
Boys p. calf bro avs, from rs al 25.
Mems kin 2-bucsle pows | OOdl 3d..
Bvys zip buckle plows. Sbid1 d
Mems buti balls congress aud hutton, 1902 20
Mems cali balls. congre ana button, 5nODt 20.
Mems kin boots n OOa2s so.
Men ~. calf boots. ~ COATS 90.
Mems alt b .ots. 25 O1dG0 10.
Boys kip boots. Is on ais o..
Roys Y. boots, IL 50d2t 90.
BOYS cal cots, % so "a 90.
women's ~ Nip pulkas. T5as7}ac.
Miss % kip pnlsas Gu sir.
Child'A 90 XII pnlka~ all sizH, $50 SC
hnd's kip polkss a ] sizes s. Csc
Nomen's cslfp aud - Polish. ! COL 81
Misses calf q. x Rnd - po'ish. 30 10.
Vumeu'S hui .cwed polisn, W ".
Woman calf sewed roiish toal s7s
Wumri's rain sewo = q POLISH 30 u.
wnmen's 4 sewed 90 -.
Wnnpu's goat sew Il POLISH, 81 ~ -.
Wemens grain we button, 90 N -
Women sew 4 nn'inn ! 90 o3o0
Wou,pr. roa' se'ro huffnu 7'fo1h
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i.eA1 -riEcf.
whole richets, s<; Hail fitksis, 81; a.
Tickets. s5oi 81 Tickets, aicG.
Remii money OF hank dHfi h. letter, or send
by express Don't geud lay Registered ,etier or
p1si-onoc order Until further nodfe. otdrrs
o. s. ard upuard b. expitss can be seai ~
o expense. Aodresi al orders w j, DOl'f'
LAS, Louisville Ky q A. Webster, 7ul Elm
ret. naNas Texas
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME.

FISH Red, sheephead and front 12c; New
Orlears rod snapper. he: Snanish mGcker-
ell l2c Fresh water fish, dressed loc.
OYSTERS Baltimore, poT doz XXX. 30
med urr, 4 co; MCtils select, 90 Baltimore Sc.
lrct, G 5oi AatGsordn e0c; Berwick's bay. 70
per hundred.
GAME--V ei,isou and an'elope. s@s Buffalo,
T. Ducks per dozen, 2 90; quail, 20. Wild tur-
eys, 6 d 90 OF grouse, z so. Squirrels ! 70
kahhns w faph ~ hhi's 2N
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wooL, HIDES SSD rELrRrEs.
.rnr,rinhs ro-pAT.

wOol.-hexicau. tfec Of bu.r' umi,c Mst-
iraf Improved a. l7c COO Z, % ~ coar
medium is Ice; medina, 100 nc tnc medium,
lrggzr: aue aool according o. dirt aul rpf.
ffipf il pc. bury. 1880 per pound lea..
according o. burTf.
Ufgf l-Hesvy hidcH 4. pyu1 "A and o.,
sguuf. 10. heh' hides. under " pofindt nee o.
gruhs. lae light hides damaged OF tue grub ~
.r1-e -u's had AID aamagef, : orr salt
~ o. . .Tet saitsa. 7c: green hides. g.
Pc TR ESD, 81 skins heIls; antelope, Tea
lsf- seal sElus lSLl5,i. sheep polis. A. yer wop.
az &c. sheariiuss. 70 .iSc
EkIIOW-FriIne talioy 81. allow grease- -
&c; or-aes yellow " brow. fH5c
gAX-prifne yellow. DC fsrs ara sdul
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QUEENswanE.


QUOT ~'oss TODAY.
kssCaTED CRATFs--4o ofs75 %
TuMaT sbS-g5c 81 per DOZEN ooGs o.
or her. gutieis, s 90 % per tarrel
gTOhA.. --.ss- re- 10 gaous, 10 o0iZ 90
IaNPS-p n 2 % q H.. ~ ianp chin
nevt : ~ rer tsns assorted csss lamps " o.
FRENCH gHIEA-tnc n franck
a ERlTNf. .NnH--f - rfr
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his old aud successsui institution his
soung men tor reai rte ny quslIiyinR them
for business and a. shorthand writ. rs.grad-
mates are successful 10 getting employment.
F,r circulars address w. NJ. Carpenter,
president, 81. Louis, Missouri.
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lruuru AM nrilnlNG MATERIAL.

.li.run 1'sy..pH ta.. pr rurk.. du Ing
. lNr poe. v'. IH uHtn H. fIU. t|H sow. rH y
| O.. t.. s.yr.u tu~ ,.H Dep Did mos stI.rN,
! which r.r,ur.l" % .uusut "t murr 'r "a
one q. iut % uuui6ct iu tue city newt To- lmp1s J.
/ h.'. % ID. A. Do 'fI ntfu-I ,r iu ~" yHtl itude.
! A snow "ll'n Hl-c'! 90 The ofs ~ IN me
wo Hds strikes tenor tu tnc hearts or lumber
| hral,r' 10 a hr-r ci y shr @ = cds can not H.,
! Ispd Trade hour fC. lufh wholesale and
! retu', has Teen elm strtp stsudsii J. lut va o.
r-- ere DO ID v. fy % ~, with ucfhhus here aud
there ttwH kuH CHirrssi'u ms The stock ~
| uirr In the yafds il sufficient f,r Al good t.Rdc
du ing the early spring aud summer
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
| o3RICK-At the kiins TOTO o. kiln
| caiONk-- A. tng De "a qua res ic per cubic
oct licfor foundation; Ito for wal, and 10 for
| stod iionL
w. ''N ~ Ter lCC Itso SIDE nnishin
clear 2'0 cmmor, > -; = Ct Hing, % Oti 4 cell
nv, 30 hx6fou,h h, . per 10 hS3 rough
70 per 100; ',,'S dressed, ?(0psr leo. Siding
| 10; iding. 20; ;, ceiiing. 2bO = ceiling, 10
White pine dressed Flushing, 6 70 per i0't -
! cieillng, LIST conn on, 0o 2nd common %;
Common doorA l So sash. l 1905 10 40 70 s'ko.
shlNuLks-, ellvw piil,, nO0a 10 tnis
eine. 500 90: Cypress, No. l. o. No. 2.
PLASTER PARis-Per barrel, 4 Oo64 so.
CEMENT ao-euaaie 30 Louiisine, 3 so
CEMENT FLUEs--6 inch. s7.c. iroh. 4Oc;
oSiJrg ioint i rs Inch zap 90, &c.
DRAIN PIiE-3 inc, l6c ,'sY 'ts,J Nncr, aC1:
6 inch, S7Sc; 2 inch, 40G 9 tnoh, SO.
MIKE PAiHTS-Rea y for use aud all col
ors,. II per VIA AZ To- ,orle, ard stan.
dard makes are on sale g. Dalirr doS'err.
WHITE LfAr-S'r'0' isu'e. 6 70 g SIS.
WINDOW GLASS--SNiO To IOxi2 so. iOx1i
10 l4x2i, $50; iG&3 TO 20x2s s75, less ~ percent
LINE o"Itruo. a .st.. 40 or ps!fu.. ,u.A,
70 bariguI car lots c0c; POI hsIral as:
N'liat. IN tote. llr ner h-ohsl nc,
HAIR Per round. 50 orc.
POST5-Ccdnr, II 80 Bois dare. 1871
IlTHs--I ~ nor gro
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735 Prizes, amounting IN u, 3. gold, TO. 1922, u
VI. ryI6s esy yy'y-'--,- - = ~ - ~
Il SSeYT Gae.s. 1 q q
HIM. |! AI Q ] I |, / /, sAAa
$4,000 FOR G2.

III REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING viii
hin take place in the Masonic Han, Masonic
Jill Temple Building In Louisville, Ky
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
ING chartered by the egislaure OF Ky. ard
tw ice declared legal by the highest Court Ia the
STATE Bond given 10 Henry county III the sum o.
,is Op, tor the prompt pay me- Of ali prizes ,old
y REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings
nsrEvery ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call out The number os his ticfe' nnc sc,
The core .poniing number GA tho t-g placed
H. tn wheel In his presence. Thee drawings
will occur on the lnsi THURSDAY of everN
month Read the magnificent
JANIIARY @vHEME.
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PROFESSIONAL,

C,EosGE u, PLOwMss,
And NOTARY PUBLIC,
7oa North sice Main slreeL norn,r 10, drss,
DALLAS iENAS
Prompt ellc tion u bhinrs-
VilliAas a ruHsEY,.,.s nm
Dallss, irNef,
once, 2la MAIN street oppo,lt c.u'l'huu'c,
y, \. WI tsas q. TursNV
ware 4 W Ey6SS,sy. an.
CuuNSL LORs A. LAW,
No, 81 Elm street, pgllaf, Texas,
ID. WIN proc zee "a me sp.,'e' tonr'i' Hls'' "nA
NJ Ala White having HAD = largo ,Kpoi.
lenur w separate ChHucwy Courts, viii figr
special attention "a equity practice 90 ur thi'
tIp WHITE JOIN n wiurT.
kAy n. y q. e. MRiGHl,
w. AtTuHVEY rAT-tAW,
No. 40 Main sire, q tlp"iuit0
lH'as' irN'''
w. ArToRNFY- ALLAN
M 1Oi Hair eir e. pal..s T,EHs.
C,ALDwrLL ~ nsyINt,
72l Kim Htr ~ nAI Las, TEX AZ.
. )Iclh euonlln giyentJ colo dgnss,.,
", ". ca DWELL = T. IRVINE
S,RAwroHD - ol;Auromn.
y ATTORNEY -Ar-iAW
O1c1 No. "a Main ~.
w. I. CRAWFORD. ". oniwscsr.
"A. ATTORNEY LAW
Dec-tnL Texas,
- Al ioRNFYs.s T.lAw,
BRUWNWuOD. TEXAS.
s-r-P-Nmpi attention Ia huiro,s
NELL & YouEG,
N ATTORNEYS. Ar.LAW,
sicrhenyiur, EG.h ,ohuy o.. s@.ao,
4 KNOLL, ULAsGuW y AENuLp,
"A AITORNE a.tr.LAW,
GRAHAM, TEXAS,
Cacc ia Federal Court Buid.ur, uc'l wIs
Public sGuaIc Wili practice ia iho state "hj
FtdorAl tnTr.s.
Z, AnswELL a FULnER,
\ ATTORN rYs-AT.LhW
ue"HJut, % gts.
e. UARSW ILL. FULLY A FULLER
JoDn & huDGISSS;,oo,, .,,.s ,.r,,w
TcX1rknnn lclnF.
CWlRLFs s TOM " r HunGiN'
uALL ~ PATIDN, .-....
IL AFRO M Ys.hT-LAw aud LAND ACTS
Alynfadu johnson County, GcNNs.
Refer Ia ,lvaradD Bank A. b isnoluVe, J. n,
Hill, N. p. sparks -
" .. GAIT,
Il. ATToRNEY-AT.LAw and LAND AG'T
Hi sbO,O, nm County, Texas.
Spccaltics ol collections aud laud business
generally Refer to Business men of dallas ana
banks ~ Hillsnnro. rcSas.
II 5. MELNEN,
III. ATroRNEY- AT.LAw and BANKER.
Seymour, BAYLOR Coun 3, Texas.
Exchange bought ana sold on all principal
points. -
MEADE n a.A AM
nj LAW and LAND OFFICE
Henhetts, CLAY County. Teas.
T r. HENRY,
d. TroRNkY-AT-LAW
AND GENERAL Ian AGENT,
Clebufne johnson County, Texas.
Has complete abstract OF all land titles III
johnson cousiv.
IOHN ". OnENuS,
j ATruRyEY.AT-L Nv and LAND AGENT
BryGu Texas.
CONNIE, "'a' practice solicited
INUSLEy g. BKADFUHD,
II ATTORNEYS & GOUNSELLORS ATLAW
7O8 MAN s,reet tUp'stalrJ D,lias, Texas
Gives special attention 90 COMMERCIAL anu cor.
porsdon lnw IN STATE and Federal '"rr's
~ :. sell, 0ionrtv AuorueyJ
r. ATTORNEY AT-LAW ard l. AND AGENT
Btird; Callahan county "a
w Il. JOHNSON
ATToRNEY.AT.i Aw and NOTARY PUBLIC
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
Rofe,enc.: FIR N..in.sl ELns.
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Also agents for the celebrated H0rdman Pianos
and the Mason and Ilamlin, Estey and Chicago Cot
wne Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merch ,ndisc.
Write iurrltao"Ucaud price lists.
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Dangers of the Lacquer Industry.

The japanese native papers are crying
ont st the extinction OF the lacquer indus
try u tho country. The tree from which
the vnrnish 4. obtained IL disappearing
Formerly, like the mulberry tree, on which
the silk.worm feeds, II was protected by
law. Each family Of the upper classes
was obliged TO rear 100 trees, the
middle classes seventy, aud the lower
classes forty. Since this law 'ell into desue-
iude the cultivation Of the lacquer tree has
rapidly declined. The t'ees were cut down
without care and noBe were plan,sd TO re.
place them, 90 that they have become ex.
ceCdingly rare, while the price OF lacquer
has enormously increased. Similar COM
plants, too, are heard OF the process OF dit
siloreststion going on in japan since the
ancient law, which required every one who
cut down tree TO plant two in its place,
wes abolshed.-[ Prll Mall Gazette.
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es should look with small favor on reforms
which threaten TO take away their breed
and butter, and even make their further
stay In the country impossible. Their dis
appearance would be no misfortune. They
are q thoroughly worthless class. whose
only idea Of government Ia TO collect taxes
for their own benefit. II never seems
that the people who toll have any rights,
and they seem 10 regard the workers
az solely created TO produce taxes on which
soldiers aud officials can live In idleness and
ease. Some idea may DO formed OF the nA.
ture az psshs iule frsm the fact that from
Dongola 10 Asouan there Is not . single
landIng stage, nor q yard OF road, nor q
paved street, and yet the people are heavily
taxed, each household paying TO the gov
ernmsnt from rs 10 clio per snnum. This
tax 10 collected by the Bsshi- Bszowks, and
II is alleged that theee gentlemen levy at
the sauis time u tax for their own spsclsl
benefit nearly equal In amount In
return for this heavy taxation the people
enjoy the right to be buIlied by every one
n crude and Inefficient police service ~
maintained. There 10 no department OF
public work, or II such department exists,
IL does nothing. Whpteyer pretspse OF
government exist. IL confined TO the banks
Of the Nile. Once the river loet TO sight
every man becomes hio own government,
and defends his person and property ns
best he can. Under these circumstances II Is
not wonderful that the people are rssuve
and disseminated, not seeing much good In
any government.
In the old days OF the ,lave trade Donsoa
was lourishing centre for that nefsrious
traffic, and Il Is by no means certain that q
considersb BILE trade In negroes has not been
Carried on up to the present day. terain
IL 10 tho trade Is opening up again under
the influence of Gordon Pasha's proclams.
ton declaring the buying and selling OF
slavep lawful. as this proclamation Is In
force no far ~ Assouan, IL practically re-es'
tablishes the slave trade in Egypt,
because 1t will be next to impossible
to prevent coniraSand trade growing
up between Egypt aud tho Soudan, asa
few days march through the desert will
always enable the slave.dealar3 to psss
Assouen and enter Egypt unnbservsd.
This 10 the moro likely because they will DO
protected by the sympathy Of the whole
population. Dongoa at present 10 u very
dull Mace, and were u not for the pre,encs
of some eight hundred soldiers would pre-
sent the appearance of dead city. IL Ia OF
considerable extent but the civil populs.
ton IL extremely small,
10 IL almost wholly built OF sun-drled
mud bricks, after the Egyptian fashion,
with here aud there a house constructed OF
burnt bri.Lt, held together by mud, and not
differing in general appearance from their
mud neighbors. The streets are unpaved,
and during the dry months full of dua,,
which in rainy seasons is transformed into
pretty stiff mud.
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DALLAS
For Comfort or Pleasure During the
Summer.

Msssrs. 3. Mayer & o., who have always
been one OF the most eLterprising firms m
Dallas, have. at a very large expense, re.
fitted their establishment, anu also added
many features TO their garden, having
plsnted a great many trees and shrubbery
and added TO their mensgerie until II In Il.
day the finest msnagerie and garden IN the
south. Everything has been aided that
money could purchase or a refined tate
could invent 10 interest aud entertain the
post fnstidious. The trees are In full leaf
and the many birds are singing their differ.
ent songs the self winds nom every direo'
ton playing freely through tho garden
makes 1t one OF the most delightful spots In
the state TO spend an afternoon. After all
tho expenditures above enumerated Mr..
Mayer rays that music was lacking, aud
at great extra cost he
will give concerts on different
evenings for the benefit Of our town people.
His garden and meDagtre 10 perfectly Tree
Tor the inspection Of the ladies OF Dallas at
all timer, but on concert nights he charges
tho gentlemen only the small tum OF 10
cents. This charge Is only made to help
them in email way to carry on concerts
given by the best musicians and In the best
manner. Ladies with gentlemen will be
admitted free. II you want 10 spend
delightful evening don't fail to go TO May.
er's Summer garden, 40 II is always cool.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23

N,yv yorlt,s Fnyuriie Flower.

The iavorito flower at present sprsars to
be tho so-caled "oowslip." 1t may be
seen everywhere, masged together to form
disc of tangible sunlight, In the windows
Of fashionable uptown florists and in the
hands Of street vendors, who cry as one
passes, Here ye are, fine English cowelips;
only 10 cents bunch" IL ID lovely little
flower, decorative and CHI eriul, but
shall not believe ii 10 the genu.
ina English cow1lip ore reads OF
In English novels until / an positively as
sured OF the fact By some native OF the
tight little islsud.n In fact, | have al
ready been assured to the contrary by an
English lady. / inclined to the belief that
this brave bright little flower Ia a kind OF
marsh mellow indigenous to the soil, and
that the name of cowsllp has been attachsd
to II by some enterprising florist who has
taken his cue from the present Anglomania
and thought there was moaey in the name.
-fNew York Letter.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-23
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