The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-29

oi. atm 'pI1.E tfc wucton.o5 mounted -
HUN ,. upuI.u u4 uI..fi |.... Hfur.c o' ni''
tirv ouHr..I.I'lH Winch f.s.iu .I.s ul am u-
tales lIH Hl., l Iuu..u 'u % nr'r' WHO nan.
lr.'s-uH.. which w... thr.u Dos tne Do td'
il.h.l NHr. EHff.l ni D.ai, nud ALTER O.
nI. rui 'Ui.U ..m .uuln tNv ol Wa SOFA
ta Au.lvV NrHuhpu U iYus d.n.Cr for o cent.
Ntr bought &c. re- yUpis pHul aud wore sHu
% W. kfE 81. Fn'Hdt'ptlL who Nro PM
rhur Inr tuli|v |ti ut ya rumpuns Tor 20
luErI of ih.s city BOUGHT 1000
pound, of smells iOr 70 cents pound, ard l,eu
pvcIcuuls Tor Nl4-- uis each. hr uuruout't
foreign governments. such No. n yurd Liberia.
They ARE u great demand Tor tuph puipu-ett
The ,ht.l, " tc cleaucl ana reloaded Those
tHni gro TOO badly iusicd 10 b. used M Dc sold
% sell Ir old rrgs, rs hey are tlmos' WORN
lees may sell come ~ the coats 20 locrl mill
ry companies no the south composed Of col'
or Tuups H. cy want goods That ore cheap
And viii make good display They are not
=, par lHultr us inv NIrfhcra troops are VIII
sol tlt dress trIu.c.s' Nid sir Name
20 military c'mpaui,' or - re" Gcn
And Cuat, vii also be- used for thtt fuf-
pos no r.. d. Dot. tymrud Tor su IA goD's
std they ma BE- ready sale 'ihcr' lstt
n,al"r h' i'.t ru active pnt ln 90. b5Iin',
bat ha', seen dec rs maxi very handsome
amounts 10 30. ihulr purchases. 3 i.W FcHf.
ago there w. 20 sold as lhr Philadelphia arsenal
yellow cloth IU. hl COP = t'ru Fftct rid
red aud so.d them Co tho Poems. .yfult Eti-
road company ili cent, csan j. Only G. ~
HIM yeutUril"C 20 have tItW 60 urtd hlt
srullW money i- .tSt. Not long ago dth
or utuHn' "a large lot Of amy py.rtuBia Tor
about 4 Jtu.h. They ne now ON sac ~ ms
on hi, Ju,cnD,esir hedliu't know pace out
Ut H,uuutry WhcIc he can put them The
original %. 81. n' tie goods th the government
vas over siI 40 aud the amount iuN/ed was
COLO watches a'c fr quon,ly spoil by mag.
nctism. some inc hbou' The b'gi ming OF last
summer win n there hud been succession 81
nue displHys of the aurora Dor ais II was eNu-
N ted lhgi IN siugle night In the 81 y of New
I,rk the mainspfit gs ofn .tlCs' tLau uCO watch
broke. Fine sensitive wa ches ur peculiarly
liabln to be affected 10y ceciticnl atm Sphere
dsturhan ~ During the month Of June, July
aud August, wheu these phenumena arr most
irequ "a, there are more mainsprings broken
then than during nil the remaining months OF
the gear. THY break In "A variety OF ways,
sonnet III suanping into AS many rs y pieces.
since ec ifi' light obtained, n large lumber OF
watche. some of them very fine ones, have be-
come magn,lized. while in this condi'
This defect used - be considered
incu.able, and because OF IL thousands OF
watcho h We been thrown away after much
money h sd be- spent on them IL vain attempts
10 per,uade them a. keep good time. mong
the me huds res, rad % were washing the paris
IN garlir Juice rihni-hing and passing them
through IN. nre. But all these devices were en-
tire failures or on y In pa't eff ctive. The REM
edy Is to place he vat h near strong conductors
aud allow the subtle currents to exhaust This
process req ires enr In some instances.
A London novelty dealer advertises photo
graph II lies OF undrape7 classical a. d my tho.
lopicA figures and atnary Also. poitr Its OF
mintst -. a'iofs pretty women ana horses
~, cata ogu III .ntoLs The articles In the order
given above.
Ry,dSRs Hsubletonisn got l,s.0 colts
His sIud fees amounted to 5000 $50. He
first stood n S25 Tn service increased from
tpat until reached 800 Abdallah, his sire.
died ofst rvn ton In n, vember, 1854 he having
been TUNED u U Sic