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, 1884-01-30
A Lady's Maid Describes the Royal
Feast.

LONDON Times.
We are ENABLED to publish the following:
Last night l went to No. % Glouster place
to Count Dantas the Ambassador for Portu-
gal to see the Crown Prince of Portugal the
Banquet was the most splendid | ever saw 81
at Dinner and a Swarrie of 300 in the Even
ing every one Dressed TO death the Ambassa-
dor received the Prince In the Hall aud the
Countess on the first step Of the stairs he is
very fair very pale rather short hair very lite
but rather goodlooking manners very pleas
ing and simple the Queen sent one of her
State footmhu he sat in a State Chair in the
Centre of the Table the Countess on His light
hand l think 1t was Earl Granvill on her
right hand she was the only Lady at Table
her dress was Black Satin pulled at the back
with a very long train a flounce of Gold
Freinge about l Yd deep the body looked all
Gold Elbow Sleaves and a little white lace
only a jeweled Comb at the back of the head
no Ornament not even rings the decora-
tons were quite lovely every room lit
with wax candles just a slip of Damask
for the plates round the table the centre
OF the table looking Glass all the doors were
left open and put Over every door was most
beautiful needlework every dish was orna-
mented with the Arms of Portugal needless
trouble for every visitor helped themselves
quickly do not think one Of the party saw
anything ABOUT IL every dlsh Cut up TO look
whole put into all sorts of Beautiful Shapes
Chariots and Towers some made with rice
and some with Bread Drowned everything
filled In which kept the Cooking perfect every
dish went round to each visitor with a Spoon
and a waiter after the dish with the
Sauces 1 began TO wonder II
1t would ever end l do think il ever a
Crown Prince made a good dinner one made
one yesterday L. had my eyes and ears open
every visitor had their Coffee from a large
Tray but the Prince had his from a small one
for himself everything so well done thare was
not Il Single Hitch the refreshments for the
Swarrie was quite Beautiful every part OF
the house was covered with Scarlet Cloth the
Ferns and Flowers were quite worth going tc
see the decorators were allowed to remain tC
see him arrive and to their great delight when
he sat down to dinner Mt once put the lovely
flowers they had put for him in his Coat.
, 1884-01-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

In the matter of the estate of John
E. McCreary, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters OF
ad administration Of the estate of John E.
McCreary, deceased, were issued to the
undersigned on the 18th day of Janu-
AIRY, A. d. 1884, by the Hon. Isaac
Bergman, Probate Judge OF Laramie
county, Wyoming territory, and that
all persons having claims against said
estate are required TO exhibit them to
the undersigned for allowance within
six months from the date of said let
ters, or they may be p%recluded from
any benefit of said estate; and If said
are not exhibited within one
year from the date OF said letters of ad-
m~inistratlon, they will be forever de-
barred. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make payment to the
undersigned.
JoHN W. COLLINS,
Administrator.
, 1884-01-30

Every smoker should try Little
Joker"
, 1884-01-30

lShANahb AlAbhhNs1
@Nobody ON the stage" said an old actress
who used to DO a ~reigning star mani yean
go, "neither man nor woman, kisses from
choice. At least, | have mover known It to
DO so. 1t is not a pleasant operation, no
matter how much the people like ono an.
other. They are covered with paint, grease
and powder, and often witt Precipitation. for
kissing is the usual wind-up TO an exciting
and passionate scene, and the contact Of the
two faces, or even the lips, is usually un.
pleasant. Any sort of an actor or actress,
II they know anything Of their art, can
simulate kissing quite as effectively as II the
kiss were real. No matter how much one Is
excited by the scene, a kiss invariably spoils
the glamour OF the actress. 1t dispels tho
illusion and brings one back to earth. On
that ground alone | always objected 10 being
kissed on tho stage, even beyond the paint
and grease idea. Actresses who consent TO
be kissed on the stage must want to be kissed
very b~adly-that's my experience"
Last year, in the United States, there were
N an average two murders and one suicide a
lay, and tWo h~Angings and one lynahing .
w.aE
, 1884-01-30
A large assortment OF clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON u BUECHNER's.


Delta Club Rooms.
The most popular place in town.
The best of wines and cigars always in
stock. Free lunch served tonight.
Gentlemanly attendants and a pleasant
place to pass a leisure hour.
, 1884-01-30
PoLLEp T

The subscriber is now taking orders
for spring shipments of above at prices
much below auction sales.
JOHN MoCULJocu,
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank,
Chicago.
, 1884-01-30

Quick, complete cure, all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases,
81. Druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

For several years past two Frenchmen
nesr Last Chance, Oregon, have spent most
OF their time In camp, but now and then
they would penetrate into the mountains.
and at the end of six or seven weeks would
return with their pouches well filed with
gold dust. How they got it or whore has
always been, and still Is, q mystery. Several
attempts haye been made 10 follow the SO
men 10 their bonanza, but without success,
except in one instance. A man claimed
that he followed them into tie Hooteuai
country TO Il point near The British line,
where a narrow pass was reached, and thst
while one went on the other mounted
guard with rife. The pursuer attempted
TO approach the .ntinel, but was ordered
To halt, accompanied by a discharge OF the
rife. The companion Immediately ap.
pared, os II the shot was u signal. and the
intruder was ordered to leave the vicinity
under pain OF death, which he did.
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"
As this question Is frequently asked, We
will simply say that she IL a lazy who Tor
upwards 81 forty wears has untiringly de.
voted her time ana talents as "a female ply
slolan and nurse, principally among chill.
dren, She has especially studied the con-
stitutlon and wants of this numerous class,
aud, az n result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained In lifetime spent "a,
n nurse and physician, she has compounded
u Soothing Syrup for children teething. II
operates like maglo-giying rest and health,
aud IL moreover, sure u regulate the
bowels. La consequences Of this article, Mrs,
Winslow In becoming world.renowned ~ a
beneiaclor al her race; children certainly
do rise up aud bless her; especially IL this
the case In this city. Vast quantities Of the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Window has immor'
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofohild.
rem have been saved from an early grave by
It's timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits, aud unite IN calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty 10 her suffering little one, In our opin-
ion, until she has given II the benefit of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try il, moth
ers-,ry II now Ladies' Visitor, New
York city. Sold by all druggists. 20 cents
a bottle,
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LEGAL.

rI'HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHEER
L 1T or any constable of Dallas County, greet
inc: You are hereby commanded, that by
making publcatinn of this Citauon in some
newspaper published In the county Of Dallas
for -four successive ELS. previous 10 the return
q hereof, you summon " :. O'Ber, whose
residence T. unknown ~ be and rprchr before the
thc coui " Court, TO be holden IN and for coun-
" Of Dallas. at the COu t-h0use thereof in The
city 4 Dallas, on the 1T Monday inFcbfuary
mex, then ard there q answer 30 the rctilinn
OF c. AulimGn & Co., cOrpo n'iou, tltd 10
said Court on Tho pad day Of december, lSSS
against the aid W. :. o. Ser and q. Z. sim
mons, and iering Ia substance a. follows. io-wiE
For two certain rromissoty notes In writing
dated May 22nd. lSel, each for The sun OF s1lh
and due Tesrecively; on the lst DAY Of Noyem'
Der, A. ID lSs1 AMI let day Of November lss2,
baarng interest rom cate. al the rae of 10 per
cent per anuum, with 10 per cent. additional rs
an att lrney's feif collected by legal process,
said note being payable AZ Dallas Texas, aud 10
the order of Bpwser & Lennon. said notes
were on the 2Gh day Of October. 1882, transfer.
red by Bowser & Lennon 10 C. Aultman q
ca. for a valuable consi feration and Tor a ore
closure Of len on the following described proc.
crty. to-wit One 80 inch cylender new model
separator. wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
for debt interest attorneys fees, foreclosure
of len aud all costs Of suit etc.
H-rein fail not, hut have you then and there
before said cours this writ. with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same,
witness, W. NJ. C. HILL, Clerk Of the County
Court of Dallas county.
IT,. l-Ciiven under my hand and the seal a
said cour. In the city Of Dallas this the 12h day
of January, A d. 1884 wv. q. WILL,
Clerk County Cours Dallas County.
By L. ii, HUeHIs, Deputy.
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A thrilling and bloody Incident occurred
on Rpbsy street, Chicago, ON January l4'h,
nt tho winter quarters OF circus Charles
NJ. Cntrau. the lion tsmrr, entered the
apartment OF toe lions in company with
two otner men and Mr.. Harris, vile OF the
proprietor OF show. Catering the cage of
Prince. the large African 'ion he told the
men TO close the d0nr alter tim. Thi.,
however, was forgotten nod no inrocons
beast spraHF through the opa.ins vita a
dealenng roar, which created "A panic
among the li,tle audiruce. Tho people
escaped by chm bling upon The hyeDa cages
d thence 10 the lott. The lion sprdng
upon Shetland pony, valued ut 81 COO,
and soon drank It's blood. Outside people,
learning of the desperate situation, thrust
long poles through the partitions, bearing
spoDges saturated with chlorolorm, ana
when the huge beast was rendered partially
insensible no was lassoed and placed back
in his cage. Two thousand people collected
during the affair.
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GIn,I.lone and the EngII.h worklngmen.

Gladstone and the English workingmsn.
Gladstone made an address TO the work
inGmen .of England, urging them TO be
tolerant toward the communists who bad
been expelled from France and Germany,
and urged them TO study their models In
all branches of tho mechanics art, m being
IN man. cases very superior 10 the English
models for similar work. He also called
attention TO the spirit Of utility which was
manifested in American machinery Of the
best class. lIc urged the English TO do
this iutellieenty and patiently, and that
thereby they might be able TO retain the
markets ~ me wosld.
The English stoye.makers have been
familiar with the models OF the Charter
Oak stoves for several years, as some OF
the great hotels are using them, and to
this day they have never turned out u
stove that had the grsca. form aud fitness
for tho desired use which are striking
characteristics OF the Charter oak Stoves
ana Ranges,
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An Aotrcss Says Fow ScnstbIc Word,.
us the present star system injurious 10
actors ana actresses2"
at Is, most decidedly, or rather the Fys-
tenn of combinations is proving fatal. IL
Is worse on men than on women. At the
present time leading men are such a rarity
that IL you were to tell New York mana
ger that you knew whsre one was to be
iounu he won d leave at moments notice
to secure him. 1t is this combination sys-
tenn which is proving fatal. Formerly q
young girl, say Of 20, entered stock COM
paDy and had a chance Of rising after a
few years. She learned by seeing new
plays and new actors. Now she enters q
com bination to play one piece during the
season and never has a chance TO learn
anything else. "-IMiss Clara Morris, in the
Detroit Times.
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FOtir Of IL Kind

A rustic looking man sat in the smoking
car OF an Omaha train last Tuesday night,
when another rural looking person came in.
us this seat taken?" asked the new
conner.
mo, sir, sit down; sit right down." said
the other, making room next him.
Soon the two farmers were In conversation.
where are you irom?'
II live near Buda. Where do you hail
from?"
Ppm pretty near neighbor of yours; l
live near Kewanee."
FARMING,
Eyes. Are you?'
Yes; farming and stock
Been to town with stock?'
steers"
~ br ought hofs."
And 30 the conversation ran on until Just
before the train reached Mendoza, aud the
two farmers were right well acquainted.
Presently another man who looked like q
merchant came IN, and was surprised TO see
one of the old farmers.
"Well, well, we'll" said the new man,
Ppm glad to see you; maybe you can help
me out OF a little embarrassing trouble. |
want to pay q man little bill on the train
before get Off at Mendoza. and | haven't
money enough. II you will le' mo have
500 on my check III he much obliged"
Certainly, Pm glad 10 do It," and ont
came the farmers pocketoook. But, alas.
he had only $40 in small bills and u beauti-
full crisp $500 bill.
you are perfectly welcome to the $40 il
that'll help you out, or TO the $500 II you
can get IL broke"
perhaps your friend can help us out;
the $40 will hardly answer" said the ner
chant, and then he apoogized Tor making
90 much trouble.
"Well." softly said the other farmer, who
until now had been silently looking on,
II can't change $500 bill, hut can give
you another one for it, and tank 1t came
out of the same batch and was printed on
the same press"
And turning TO the other old farmer he
added: IF your partner hadn't come just
as he did mine would have been here IN a
minute. Tve-been getting ready to work
on that same game ever since We left Chi
csgo,"
At Mendoza four very much Disguised
confidence men stepped off the train and
stood around in tae cold walt NJ for the
next train returning TO Chicsgo.-tTroy
Telegram
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Imported Goods.

Imported Goods.
The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, In the only saloon In the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import in aud out of bond Hungarian and
other wines. aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon in
the southwest imports direct as much as this
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tention given TO the public cannot be ex-
celled in the United States. Don't forget
to get your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exchange, where you will always
find the atiable Jake Menczer and assist
ants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

Your pbl pIre'
For impure blool tho best medicine
know is Kosndalis. IL IN the great Southern
time tried and true Remedy, aud may be
implicitly relied On when everything else
tails. Take IL In the Spring time especially
for the impure secretions VI tho blood Incl
lie TO TINT season OF the year; aud take
IL a. Nil times Tor Cancer, Sorofula, Liver
Complaints, Weakness, Bols, Tumors,
Swellings. SKIN Diseases Malaria and the
thousand ills that come from impure blood
70 insure u cheerful disposition take Ro
ssdalis, the Great Southern Remedy; which
will remove the prime cause, and restore
the mind to its natural equilibrium.
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MIR. SANFORD CALDWELL

Was rejected by the army physician In la62 rs
unfit for service, who said that one of HI, l,,ngs
was entirely gone H. had gwen up al hope
OF recovery. when Mr. Inn s. Benson. Tho
lives in INDIANAPOLIS. advised him to use ur.
Sc1enok's medicines. lie improved very fast
after beginning their use. rnd was nnslly cured.
His health has emainsd good ever since his
recovery, now over twenty years. Ar. CalG-
wells ADDRESS Is Conne-sville, Ind.
Mr.. l.. kawles druggist OF Conner'yitc, GER
ines TO the truth OF Mr.. CaldGe.is statement.
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A French Broiaef.

The Spectator says: An extraordinary
official project wss brought forward Thurs
day in the French chamber. The French
do not settle In Algeria last enough and the
government accordingly, desires to settle
there some 5000 vine growers who have
been ruined BY the phvlloxera. To effect
this purpose IL asks for 50.000.O00 francs
and propoees TO take away = quantity OF
land from Arab propyie tnrs and give 70 to
French settlers. either without compensa,
ton or with very low one n. Terman,
the governor Of Algeria. specially stated In
the debzte that no Arab would Be entirely
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a Husbands Hint.
g. D.--Isn't this swiulp
What dea,o

Mrs. D.--Isn't this awiu2
Mr.. D.-What, dear?
Mrs. D.-rbe paper says that In Brook :
Ign man tried 10 kill his brother-in-law
by shooting pistol Mt him. / can't nuder-
stand why families should
Mr.. ID Did he enc ICED?
Mrs. D.-No. His life was saved by u
button which turned the bullet.
Mr.. D.-His wife evidently keeps his but
tons sewed on. If anyone should ever
shoot ut me. should be u dead duck
Philadelphia Call.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

A recent issue of the American Register
contains the following terse criticism Of the
novelists of to-day: The modern novel Il
drifting rs far a way from plot as modern
music . from melody. A sentiment Is no,
elaborated and called story, and charac'
tiers are little less than catalogues of pecul.
iarities, selected from varied sources and
fastened upon one impossible individuali
ty. A bit of real flesh and blood, that
speaks the language Of every day lite. L
becoming rarer and rarer in fiction, which
appears TO be running TO seed In pursuit o
mere STYLE"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
uITntloubted blessing.

About thirty wears ago. n prominent
physician by he name Of Or. William
Hall discovered, or produced, after long
experimental research. remedy for
diseases OF the throat, chest and lungs,
which was OF such wonderful efficacy that
it sooR gained u wide reputation in this,
country. The name Of the medicine is DIR.
VIM Halls Balssm for the lungs, and may
be safely relied on as a speedy and positive
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat, etc.
Sold by all druggists.
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Those persons who do not need iron, br

Those persons who do not need iron, but
who are tIouhled with nervousness and
dyspepsia. will end 10 Carriers Little Nerve
Pills q most desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combination with Carter's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way often
exert most magical eject. Take just one
pill Of each kind Immediately after eating
and YOU will 90 free from indigestion and
dyspeplia. In walls ct % cents. Sold by
ali dru gpiete
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BENJAMIS TANNER, ESQ

Who Is prominent builder Of Providence ri.
was necessarily exposed 10 tho toughest Ut %
rough climstc in attending ~ his Uullding opcr.
ntions IN iS13 he coutraCiel a heavy cold ON
his lungs v hich soon sttlcd into .ouilrnCd
Consumed His cusn was cons durcd hope
les, ne was persuaded 90 usc ur Sohcnck's
medicines by hi ficuds, and after sing Thorn
for sevcrnl months Wa, entirely cWci. He ha,
enjoyed good hcalth ever siute. and is now Hs
healthy man ~ you viii INT Ia Providence.
lIo II always pleased to zee aud tax ilh those
who are snit ring, ~ hs Ia, Ict.uu 10 ucic7c
that DR. Schcnck's .uedicincs Hfr a specific IN
lung diseases. SIR. Tanner reside, NJ lSi PcarlsL
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Attention is called TO the advertisement
of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column, who
is acknowledged as one among the most &C
com p'ished decorative artists in the coun-
t'y. He keeps full stock Of all goods In
his line, which ne offers at wholesale and
retail. He gives special attention to house
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
renders that Mr.. Shields is reliable and
prompt in 81, his business engagements,
and ~ o." v''N whom it is always q pleas
ure IN tn -usness
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Aycrill MIXED Paints.

| guarantee this paint will prove salts
factory when applied according TO direc.
tons. | do not mean a guarantee OF salts
ton only when first applied, as every paint
L. satisfactory when first applied, but my
guarantee embraces sufficient time TO
properly test the merits of the paints. Ny
friends and customers in the Country are
authorized to protect this guarantee. Ad-
dress oil orders to III. HAMILTON, Dallas
Texas, wholesale dealer in psinters sup,
plies, wall paper, window glass, etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07

No name is better and more pleasantly
and widely known than that OF Mr.. j. A
Pozzoni. For years he has made bimself
famous by the elegant perfumes and COM
pexion powder tina. bears his name, the
latter having found It's way to the bellies OF
Paris, Germany and London. Everybody
admires beauty in ladies. Nothing will do
rome to produce or enhance IL than use
Pozzoni's preparations.
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Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring 10 buy parlor, dining
room and bedroom sets, heisteads, chairs,
rockers. tables, lounges, sidebosfds, ward
robes, office furniture, etc, can find one of
tine largest and best selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything in the furni-
ture line etc. can he found in this large and
elegant assortment. Prices are lower than
ever and great inducements offered to
buyers. George Rick,
TAT and 740 Elm street.
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visits. Fortunately for Mr., blanchard, ho did
not hfllCya ths stllemen', and ~ concluded OF
use ~, senenfs's medicines, VIII oh ey ntullly
cured him, This ID tre REGARD Of onn ease
ard's lrtrr ia pE rohtnok's b ok on cpnsump'
In, which j. .ant nee % all aDallrans Al,
dr,ts DR. J, II Hohonck n son, corner 9th and
Arch ,trc,t,, Philadelphia,
DR.. sahcnck's medicines haya made several
oures IL Consumption IN La Porte, lud.
NJ meutiou
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z. w. EMERSON,
OF NATICK.

Mr. Emer on is n man of facts, aud he wishes
II nndefss cd that he has given only plain facts
IN his letter 10 Dr Schemes He srys, wi hen
be san taking your medciae often coughed up
clear blood, aud was 20 weak that had to rest
when haf way up airs My fe ami ankles
were swollen so that IL was ain cult for me 10
walk. | had steady diarrhHa which nothing
would stop and light sweats every night. ,
81 sATIsT En- ThATI HAD Co.'S uNPtioS
He concludes, II want TO impress on all who are
ann ted that there l. no use in taking ourme !
icincs without persevering. l havs siate my
recovery recommended them 10 two others,
both OF whom II cured"
Mr. Emerson is n gentlemen wei known Ia
The county in which he resides His letter
sh IA Il be read IN ul. You will On II In ~.
henck's book on Consumption. which IS seat
free post aid
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We recommend Carriers Iron Pills to
every woman who IS weak, nervous and
discouraged; particularly those who have
thin, pale lips, cold hands and feet, and
who are without strength or ambi Jon.
These ere the cases for which Carter's Iron
Pills are specially prepared. and this class
cannot use them without benefit. Nalu-
able Tor men also. IN metal boxes, at so
cents. Sold by druggists or sent py mail.
See advertisement elsewhere.