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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
B0NHAM.
A Freight Train on the TranscOntincn-
tai Precipitated Eighteen Feet.
9peclal % the ENZette.

Bonham, March SO.-Yesterday freight
train went through bridge on tho Trans.
continental west OF sherionp. Nine cars were
precipitited eighteen feet. No one was re.
ported hurt. Transcon mental travel was
della, ed to-day but BY tomorrow II Is expect
Ell the bridge VIII be repaired SO that trains
may 20 through to Denison all iighi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Pennsylvania Democrats l,o.ealled.

Inclnnali News JVnfbai.I
a Pennsylvania Democrat would be,
Us TO the tariff rather radical Repnb-
liean for alna.t any Other state.
Democrats, take notice. and ACT accord
ipgiy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Cash, Ii, Advance.
tBrennam nanner.ll

Some Of the papers are advising cam
didates 10 announce earIy--lt will pre-
vent the friends Of the Announced can
didate from pIedglng themselves e
others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
JEFFERSON.
A Negro Woman Arrested on Suspicion
OF Having Drowned the Baby
Pound In the Water.

Jefferson, Nar'h So.-Tha jury Of inquest
summon q - rep rtad in yeatGtiay npreiai
aseaftaiaad that tile Da Was h caiored
cpil1 onls q Few GAYS Old. mud thar iis bOdy
nHb neTn eaten bs nsb 9ntil 1othiIlg Nas lef
hut Tie head min one arm. Two negro women
~ SUSPECTED ~ tbs crime. one Wss arrested
THIS morning ~ Deputy hfnfi Slaughter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
By Associated Press.
ORDER OFBsINESS.
REpIrnTIrA N'AITrIfS.

Washington, Marcl30 "A caucus Of
Republican, senatur4pon the order OF
business is talked oflnd possibly the
educ tiion bill may leone the subject
Of caucus discussion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
A STARrLfNG RUMOR.
uERMASY.
tsiNMSNN,
BISMARCK s STATUS.

Berlin, March 80 The question
whether Bismarck will quit the Prus.
sian ministry and cnniine himself to
the imperial CHARACTERISTIC is being
debated.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
FOREIGN.
Eavpr.
REruIsEp nY REREIs.

London, March 30. 1T IL, reported
that ON the 18th Inst. Gen. Gordon
made a sorlie from Khsrtoum with
5000 men, two guns and squadron
.i Bashi Bazouk cavalry, accompanied
oy three steamers on the river. The
rebels were encountered near Halfysh.
sixty of the enemy's cavalry changed
The Bashi Bazouks and put them to
hight, causing panic among the I'M
laDtry, who also fled In great disorder
Gen. Gordon returned to lihartoum
Notwithstanding this check, he de-
clared that khartoum is quite safe.
A STARTLING RuMoR.
Cairo, March 30 "A rumor IL cur.
rent that General Gordon surrender, d
khartoum some days ago to Il sheikh
representing I'll Mahdi, and that three
days afterwards he and his secretary
Col Stewart, were arrested aud I'M
prisoned. The vice consuls of France,
Greece and Austria were moi mol, sted,
but they are forbidden To leave town,
Sir Evelyn Barring, British minister
here, senta communication to the gov
ernor OF Berber, insisting that he rs.
certain the true position of General
Gordon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Pull o. Humps Tor some Men.
lIIneIunaII hnNlllleF.

Several ambitions gentlemen are a..
certaiDing that cnicago 10 hard read
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

',isst;on the hi'''"s
81 a.D And uvJrsrlf,iATmhaIl
bophV resident OF Ia, |,
employed as :
Dd ! Derby 4 Day v
y, Il 4 brother Of San JANUS.
Pike. o. Of Dallas. Wilil'
sssr. has been in int ntn,,;'
Y xith Madame M Oh,
!. .,osi notorious OF ,ne me-, Da q
saode, who keeps u Nv n''1 ions
Kind Of repu,e Nv .,, CO. oftbe
! street, alla ~, ,ns :, her Burns
.iriesd dlre 7, iioo6 Commerce
dshuse !, ~ !, a a his family
rdwupl.d " Madame Parker
yar past hniit y large house
sysss sgv G"'' two feet OF
sld WIN" and It has
rddsne e,.,. I'D den ever
no!o'ioaf6 ,o,,,s,,rlv made
ru. a y s,.J,m. parker ar
q DAY 4, si ,M~ citv court. and
Jnea " I, w. ny M no authorities
ss0 y !. nav nav bnt failed in
pese aT p.,ns n very in.
A's ., Drpsnaclable lady.
ssc'' " ,.,.,,, ,,s
sErouTRAsEoos iNsohis
IN, aud visitors to Madame
IA, Her husband has pro
adams against this, threat
1--we Madame Parker IN
rseping u disorderly house.
is.ssded upon Adams prom,
M, should be preserved and
N be unmolested. All these
n 1 great deal more were
pnesspsp .ro ni nhao ,I,uay oD ~
affair tlln kIlt1DI lfIV Nnu
rs aIler 'l'e f s,oI DIS, c." CIV
',em were 4, d ny p"'n' fa Nv,
"; Delo's t,, i'is WALL ia G ~ 'ew
staus inserted IL IN. .ile ' nn,,
sitemehl III Tue p''ias
b ,,..,. =. ovnro.o n,or0n
Ii iIacs ~ Vi a eap,1'i ~ "% Srom
IN llgnls s,' 70 ss s'aliu IN. III ' Z
Ie Y. ' daa n nousH i'% Gno o 70
|ly ioi one h'oli'n, .,, uuarnh-
|Ss9 ' ~ 1''
n loday Burns stepped out
\ s.. James hotel, walked
|s.hse, into an alley and en-
ldsDs Of water closets. In
asir,
'prR OR FIVE SHOTS
secession were heard. and
Inc vicinity ran 10 The snot
i ll r, WING i in fr 70 t'e Of ibe
Il apparently diving - shot hot
4 loser ieft 1orlion Of the
Adams came ont with two ,no
d pave himself IT, M to , ex.
j, Who went with him to
IL OH oIlha Adj Adams ",n & "i Iaon "
There Sheriff Smith ii soon soon
.nIpp % cop lps @i'' ,sasn a ana
Is conmitled to i aI"i onJ
I'D. Adams. when en- co lied !
lvgapa men. "n pef..S ea,'eo
statement. As 0' soon ~ .
Idtalk, the reporters $50 got "a a Il
'usat from him, in ss sinh q c
ts he came out o of the the
! Adams, as If living in a
oatsi bin on the rear s stanS I
nsar by, and said; IS" INV S,epS 5
. aSra' i aDS g Soa,yg YOU l,o we (
At although he had had a I piotoI a
1stqru the fire. a"I He i 'i was o
d the f following Jul " >
no sraTpusxr. fl
dam. ~ ,+ o
0 cut INV ee,o 90. 'iis LAS
Ies eI \ y es rs oil. | went n
y: : Nv. Viass s';, when he came a
( a or ,s sliot Inc. / had a e,
5 be II .e ~ us. i So" t,
sn l Of II s' rIsas..h have been e e,
idss M ms sIisses :. this after,
!, spS sa ana,: They have
Indreds ''y ys o,ae condemns n1 !,
nd a lv ,ava' c,fggolog to the
ladam as' p ADAMS; also to 81
"fAer's house
i ! Cincinn nuTI 10. :, lr
bile mind and ~, mas IN go
ark has hss, una on every as
Of Ci main heard; I'VE lie,
has doubled I,dn ,n,l here" tb
- = !, ridden to many nor r.. le
i viii b b + i,e 10 get adams kil'
the loss Of nna,i and SIT
, = for the ou inya al day ia
nd I aua lo,morrow. A h ,n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31
Noulu Hhc W n"'' beci-
steak, und | think would feel better.n

y Elfs es1HU hltH VfNtfsd
a DE, nlee beei-teas lind
lad Il sixed 10 hDelg The gilvnef
GOT dove 10 WORK on II, shuet aa il he
mad never tested bit 1T eorD-ied Deef
ii didn't take him long 70 eieau il 40,
und he wiped his nIaul and said
"Dat vas goat. ASw couldn't you
get me piee sprIng chicken? | yas
so h0ongry. ! vas not eating nothln
sluce yesterday morning.N
s.Und he eat up dat spring
sIust like he Vas one hawk
Oh, dat gnvneyis one eeier, ] toie you.
His stomach u ash big ~ Won bari %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-31

'''Aeco is Little
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
why dew. Cannot b.. slaves.

An interesting apecdote Is rels,sd by q
Warsaw oontsm pornry, tho Tsepirsh, which
affords striking illustration Of ona Of tbs
radical charscteristics OF the Jews, their
love OF liberty. There died recently, IN
that city, Professor Mgbm Frsckiogiiz, at
tue age OF cichty-seyen. He wa. tho bad
OF the university, ard highly esteemed by
ill classea for his wisdom aud catholic be-
nevolehce. Ho was alec Il noted JudReo.
phie, and fond OF repeating the incident
Nhich lirt Inspired hiln with love Tor the
Jewish people. I'm July OF ths wear 1880,
or theresbouts," he used 20 relate, II
travelled 10 urscow with some companions
IN post chsist. The day wss yerY hot a. d
the road 30 bad that We were obliged t.
sisht aud wslS by tho carriage. i hlIer
my pipe, bu. Was unable To get light, tll
| observed ~ somo distancs smoke lsauinR
from the skirts OF the forest nerf which We
were travelling. | walked up 20 the place,
end met1 Jew engaged VI his work In u Q
preparation Of charcoal. HIS hsbitgtion
was ANAL hovel buried Ia tue ground aud
was iilled With smoke. HE wife and emil
oren ~sre dressed IN rags, add thrir iacte
were begrim-d with smoke and du /, mud
hhPgari looking. l was moved with pity
Il the NJ, ht aud seid TO tha man, "WDy
snouid you work go hard IN this solitude
and fsmish? We're " not better ioe you TO
TIL the grounnY Yes" raid he, but
wnfre shall ct tue lendi" why" said
| "bo cert 10 tho fsudSl lord OF ths do
main and you will get lsud and house and
you Will live ip all uence. " tho oth,r farm.
ers ere living 'Od, no aussrred the jew,
I've lGaslites are not permitted by the la"
TO eeil ourtelysB for slaves. IL is writ en-
tbere-'the Isrseli,es are my slaves, whom
| brought forth out OF the land OF Egypi;
they shall not DO sold according 10 this sale
and even Hebrew mater IL commanded
t. liberate his slaves o. tho seventh v.nr
Tpis reply ,rGnI tho Jew made deep i'm
preston on me coming NJ II do ON man
of such low and miserable consltior, md |
must Jnfsss that since tina; hour l have en-
t.iteinod a higher opinion OF the Jew th
character and reiSion.-T Hebrew Observer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

Alta meeting OF tho Washington Press
club the other night, Colonel Wiuter8mitn,
Of Kentucky, told the following story: 81
vns " candidate for BenstDr from Kentucky
in 1876" he said, when | told one story
tina. defeated me-, but | can tell II now
without any such danger. One d y | was
N the gallery OF the senate when MoO,esry
o Kentucky rose to make aspeech. Every
except bis colleague, Garrett Davis and The
president. | could not hel6thal, but when
the stampede from the galleries began iet
TIA, my opportunity had come jumping
10 my feet | shouted: Senator McCreeiy L.
y X ntuckian; 40 atp l. The first man who
m ives OnG Of this gallery shall die All
took their seas under durees, aud FOR more
IAN five mortal hours wo sat slill listening
tn HE address. Wien II was over lover q
TIE pis.ol which | bad held ready in my
hands end the crowd started With ges-
tlr0 one man stopped the rush. Colonel
Wniefsmith he eaid, we nave sail here
under dufes, ut your request Now lit me
n.h you "a f~vos.i L; II gr lnted before II Is
asked | said, not t. be Uu,done in courto
sy. He went OF: Colonel Winteremi n we
have been here nearly six hours, because
we preferred TO stay rather than be ahot.
But, II this emergency ever happens ag In
we ask you simply this-shoot. without
gny pgrley. Some newspaper men got
hold Of is. McCreery's friends were 60
angry with mo that rather than see III,
elected they turned ia and chose Beck. L
docs not pay to be indiscreet, and telling
this story spoiled my being q senator. ~
TAlbeoy Journal
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DEATH OF DIR. MATHEWS.

Rev. Dr.. J. ID. Mathew. died ye,tsrday
morning at tho residsnoe Of his son-in- ew,
Mr.. J. l.. &. Thomas. on Harwood streot.
OF old age in HE ssventy-h',t year. He
was sitting up IN bic char one hour pre-
vious TO his oerth. He ives ap Intelligent,
cultivated, Cnri,tian gentleman, and had
devoted his llie TO the service OF his Creator
and the good Of his fellow man. To the be.
resved daughter and mem bers oil the fam
lily the HrRALD extends its symrathy.
DR.. Mathews was u man well known n
the Presbyterian chufcn He wa, born in
Shepherd, town, Virginia; Was II gredu-
ate Of J. f-fson college, Peune, lvanis, and
of Princeton Ths oog csl seminary has nc
cupied any prominent positions in tae
church and was loved throughout oil her
borders His two sons, Mr.. D. ID. and Mr..
X. +. q. Mstho ws, his snu-in.lew, Mr.. j.
l.. A. Thoma aud Mrs. 5. n Thom,s,
with DR.. A. 5mi,h wl lake the remains
this morning 20 benson Tor in'srmsn,.
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10 l. LORE.
The Safe.Biowrr aud Ills T00ls-A Case
Of Charity.
The Coming Cocklss Main--Hostages to
Uncle sam.
Cher hatters, Local In Nature.
SAFE BLOWERS AT wOnK.

~ had rnthvr you wou.i not say any
thug 10 iG.morrOw's HERALD about those
tools attlep IRON ine cVoi shop OF ID Is.
KEEPER, for thii X the parties who commit
ted The that vii stgemptto blow % safe
aud | want TO catch men," said Marshal
ArDord 10 HERALD reporter Thursdi y
night Tho ieporier consented ana mum
was the word. Sure enough that n ght n
futile attempt was m.de =, crack tho safe
ofC. A. Meyer, grocer, 0i7 Elm street.
An entrance was .tfeetei u the store from
both tho front and rear by means OF exile
ton keys, and having bor'd three holes IN
the door 0i the safe, ~ which was deposited
$2o5 they filled In,m WIN powder nnd
blown out. hue not suih iieat 3, permt the
crsokamen /, reach tins coveted treasure
and through n oxen II cks found evidence
that they esssysd to price !, ou', hut N
vain. Tue tots t,ien from Keipers shop
were iound where they had. IA their hurry
N esrkDe bsep IL.
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UNCLE SANS PRISONERS.

AS has been the curt m heretofore Sheriff
Smith b ~ " en bosrding. guarding and car
ing for tho United S'st's pr'a,neru entfutt'
ed tn bis keeping ny Uncl' Saul official, ard
while he d1es not profess 10 keen, striciI
speaking, 30 Ear ~ tbe MI of tsrs and lodg-
ing are concerned, lirst.ciass house, vet
he is firm in his opinion That Uncle BAN
was paying TO- the board ii his prisoners
He ass hiuted the matter 10 the old gentle
man several times through United States
Narshsl Mckee, out 20 no purposc. More
than this the government does not wan, 10
psy mOre than thirty oeuts per diem per
prisoner, Will the Sheriff claims that he
10 entitled - tiity cents They ure treated
we'll and have acc. riding to prisoners who
have epent more or less time la Texas prs
ons. better fare aud more comfortable
quarters tusn that of any prison in the
state,
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ayerilI lfixcd pnluts,

guarantee this paint will provo sstii-
factory wnen applied according o. difeo.
ions. do not mean guarantee OF sslie'
'iou only when fret applied, 90 every paint
is tet,p:aoiory whom hrgt gppliof, hN my
guarantee ,mbrGcrs q outhci' Mt time 20
properly test the mefitG Of the Paints Ny
iricrdf aud cu8lomefs IN toe ouuitry are
authorized 70 project this guarantee. Ai'
dress all orders 10 II HAMILTON, Dsilas
Texas, wholesale dealer in prir.1ll cup.
plise, wall pspnr, window clNe, etc.
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A Gond onnorinnltN.

About a prii lst uert large pamphlet
form alpha betioal and numerical list OF the
'.allas telephone exohsnge, and all az
change. connected by ttl"pnono with pal
las viii be published. OHe Of thrss VI ne
sent 10 every subscriber named thef,io,
which viii nv a very exieasivs numhrr
The value OF al adVer,isclieut In the hb We
can be readily ,esn. The right Of ndyer,is
log will b. ~ II 10 the highest bidder ~ n
reasonable price. Apply early with good
references TO Q. A, Read,
Manager Dallaa Telephone Exchange.
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COUNTY COURT.

In the court esterdny, in tho case OF for
chile entry and detainer, Tillman & House
vs.. John Henry Brown, the case was declc-
ed in favor OF Brown. ct ais, they being
the trustees Of toe Confederate monument
lot a, the junction OF Elm, Good and Mon
ument streets. dedicated by the late A. H.
Stephens. In 1872.
Doran Bros recovered judgment against
the Texas & Pacific rail way Tor bull killed
valued At Sl97 and steer for s9750.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
Stylish SprinC Clothing.

Stylish Spring Clothing.
The weather is slightly discoursRing, but
we hav, got our stock OF new sprirg goods
in, and we want you TO know it. We would
like to have you call and let us show you
the styles. We know our youtbs' and mems
clothing leyp away over any thing shown In
these parts, aud we tank you ought to be
posted In what Is the correct thing for
the spring OF 1884. We might ssy that We
havs corkscrews and plaids, <hutton cuts-
ways and sacks, bnt You can.get no Idea Of
the handsome and elegant garments we
are showing by any newspaper description.
Come and Jake . look through our stock.
EN- KANE Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

The Florcu 90 Nightengnio OF the Nursery
rh 70 10 wing Is MI extract from e ter
written 10 the German Reformed Messenger,
at Chamberlain, Penn.
BENEraCTREsa.
Just open the door TOR her, and Mrs.
Winslow' will prove the American Florence
Might ngale OF the Nursery. OF this We are
SO sure, that we will teach our "Susy" to
say, "a blessing on Mrs. Wnslow' Tor help
iug her B. survive aud escape the grlplng,
coiiclring, aud teething siege. Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the child
from pain, aud cures dysentery and dier-
rhna. 1t solene the gums, reduces infla-
nation, cures wind collie, and carries the
infant safely through the teethiug period.
1t performs precisely what u processes TO
perform, every pert Of it-nothing less. We
have never seen Mrs. Winslow--kn her
only through the preparation OF her
"soothing SyrGp for Children reething.'
II wa had the power we would make her,
az she is. physical saviour TO the infant
race. Sold by all druggists. % oentaa bot.
tie
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
Vnidof Offence.

The hresih becomes "ynid ~ cfisnce,"
when contaminated with deca, ing or inn
puio tee h, II Sozodont, he nniinnsl bsSu.
iihsr Of narly furnished mouths is II ed
.ystem siicblly. L. institutes = speedy re-
form Of those conditions favorable TO dental
decay. such 40 the corrosive act on Of ecid
Impurities fstmRriing upon the coron u
surface. the de.tru1tion OF the enamel by
iariar ard ipjurious influence of tobacco.
Polish daily aud after meals, IL possible.
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Something tnas WA quiet the nerves.
give strength to the body, induce refresh
ire sieep, imprr We the gu atty OF The blood,
and purify aad br.ghlen the complexion,
is what many nersons would be very glad
10 obtain. Csrler's Iron Pits are made for
exactly this class of troubles, md are &c
u.arkaoly successful in accomplishing the
snde desired. SO named above. They are
useful for both man aud women. Sold by
DRUGGISTS. Price. 30 cents box. See dd-
Vpruaeu1Qnt
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From a naston Editor.

Merit wi, win. q, we Thought % n gem
tleman was toling of his wOnder fni euro Of
q cough ana cold with Humphreys HON.
oopnihio Specific No. 7. He aliifmei that
Tor coughs snd colds Of q stubborn ohaf-
gctor IL cnuld not be- excelled. IL sllayed
the tickling m tne throat and di'tre Ging
cough, aud relieved the hosrsaness when
his friends had become alarmed lest pnsu-
monia was settiag IN. He commenced al
Specific No. 7, taking AK pellets every tH1
hours; cough soon hsc,mo mildar; hnnrsf-
cess passed of strength aud app & iu-
proved, ana ~ q lev days he was as w,ll rs
aver
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
DISTRICT CuUHi-,ssIGNM ENT OF
CASES.

Assignment of cases In district cour. for
the week beginning Monday, March l0!h,
1884:
S03l John Ayers vs. C,ty OF Dallas
3lub w smith VS. L,ogaId BE- ct al
3il7 Merry II Cameron vs. J NJ Thu nond CT al.
sG26 r. Kaa,onv w Jaws al.
eE1i- 4 u .C.asrrl u a ca Va r. puietet al
1851 Charles seely vs. John Id 'nOnu.Uu
1851 Mary aud Clayton l,r We II & I G r w
Company
1858 w II Gas on vs. Burt,v.
allg vi lam l.. gnu vs. Grorse NJ Clover,
415i Greer ~ Boyd W. IA & K w Company.
4l7G " McB-rs ey vs. Moore d kinKle.
l27i II Frrlu.on tv son W. Schneider Dali7
l2g3 CIV Parsdr w c Howard
1905 III lon & Ia low vs. Cleveland etal.
1871 G Pl.ya VS. Enzab IN Floyd al.
1887 q W Erwin W R1sseli eta.
410G Ad IN Bergman, aGmin strglor, vs. Moses
Stewart tt al.
lllS A L Bailey vs. Hunnicu' ct al.
4I3l Lews A Fergu GU vs. James Sfincells
eta
l5l6 A II Rus VS. A c Rust ct al.
1876 James II Johnson w Il " u Johnson.
1915 4 Fnzseraid It al " Seaman Field.
1910 Wiii.a Doran Va ii DAVIS.
1907 Emily Stay back vs. NJ Chapman ct al.
1856 Coombes Preston ct al " Julia A verney.
1850 Sam, el Beck VS. Il X age.
1851 Sell gh mt VI q Il ) \ II w Compery
lGss Samuel BiowDwelys II q Putnam ct al
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4 nlsnstrn,ln rnilnrn

o. ne mnny furi,ure deslsra 10 under
cell the oil r,lstls furnitnie house a
George Rick, % al and 74) + m ,tre,t
makes one tel just Ike goius and buyinr
1ne II those tin, pstllr, bedroom oetl, or
one OF those beautiful lounges, ar same uf
those handsome cueirs His wardr0hes,
nbles, tidebosrde, rockers ana IN iso'
everything he has he Is sell Just vHv
down to hed.rSok-only one price and that
tho lowest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

We recommend O.rler's Iron Pills r.
every woman who is weak, nervous and
III .oournged; particularly ihoso who have
IN n, pale ips cold hands aud feet. aud
who ara without strapgth or ami ion.
Thtis are the cases for which Carriers Iron
Pil9 sre specially prepared, aud this c 80.
cannot use them without be ED. Vnlu
able Tor men s6o. In metal boxes, AZ 50
rents. Sold by druggists or sent Dy mAil
See advertisement elsewhere.
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Sunset phnnnincnnn.

he redi.h sEv that appears e. sunset
cnus;n. much excitement and admiration
,nons the natives end battling ecienti,ts,
has at lnt been Satisfactorily eSpliin, d
Professor Flizhugh, nm eminent phlloso
rher, ia his report 10 the Scientific World
,tales that the red light appearing e, sun
set js oaulcd by reflection OF those fine
uhoingraphu made by Webster. 70l Elan
street, Dallas rtxis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

Those persons who DO not need iron, bu'
who are tIoubled with nervousness and
dyspepsia, will find In Oarter's Little Nerve
Pills . most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combustion with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and In this way ofteu
exert most magical effect. Take just one
Dill Of each kind immediately after eating
and you will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In via.s at IS cents. Bold By
All drugRista
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
Rose city Paint ana Color Company.

rhis company hes csaolished Dea0quar,,
ters FOR the rale Of thelr cslebiatud mixed
paints for DO state, 30 this city. | bave
been appointed agent for the sale of seme,
and vii Gu al orders at factory prices,
hereby ssyinG my customers tne tregnl
On narne. Ii HAMILToE.
Wholeasle painters supplies, wind "
glasa, wall pepper, mou!dings, ETC., as Elm
street, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

Attention IL called 10 the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields In another column, who
10 acknowledged as one among the most &C.
ivy. He keeps q full stock Of all goods In
his line, which he offers at Wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
readers that Mr.. Shields IL reliable and
prompt In all his business engagements,
and as one with whom 1t IL always . pleas.
ure TO transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08

Tho folllwng viii speak for itself from
the Western Union Telegraph company:
Commencing on March lot, the company
will reduce oil present 81 % and Sl.23 rates
to ST. We also reduce enta number OF
40 and 30 cent rates - rs oenls.'
Tho above In y commnu ca Ton rom the
com pany intended tor the HERALD and the
Western Union will bs appreciated ~ tne
public as 1t makes n larae saving. IL is TO
DO highly Commended for THU oonsidera-
tion in the general interest.