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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
A Seeming Mistery Explained.

AS HERALD reporter was vending
his way down the south side of Main
street last evening just about O'clock,
the hour when the electric lights blaze
ont, suddenly there fell across his path
a stream of light so bright and beaut-
ul in its many blending cOlOrs and so
dazzling that he was for time dazed.
On looking around him to discover from
what source it eminated he found that
he was standing in front Of the store OF
Mr.. j. w Webb, the well known jew
eler, No. go Main street. A single glance
sufliced to show him the cause of
so much brightness that flooded the
pavement aud the street beyond. IL
was nothing more nor less than tho re-
Election of the light from the large stock
OF goods Webb has placed on exhibition.
"What did that large Howard clock on
the pavement cost you, Mr.. Webb?"
asked the reporter. "One thousand dol
lars" was the reply. MIR. Webb is a
public benofaclor, inasmuch as by his
large street clock no furnishes the peo-
pie time free OF charge. He has just re,
c0ived aud has now on exhibition in his
handsome store the largest stock of fine
watches, elegant .ieweIry, solid silver
ware Of Gorham manufacture,
silver PLACID ware Of Roger Bros and
other celebrated manufacturers; fine
stock Of French clocks, bronzes, Ameri-
can clocks of new and novel designs re-
comfy introduced; French and German
bresques, Royal, Dresden, and other
make OF China; japanese goods, ladies'
and gents toilet eases in plush and Mo
rocco carving sets, gOld-headed canes,
optical goods, and a fine assortment of
opera-glaSses, etc. His exhibition of
fancy goods Of every description for
bridal gifts or holiday presents is COM
pleto and beautiful to behold. His stock
Of diamonds and other precious stones
is large and varied and he is Offering
Them at very low prices. They consist
o! rings, earrings breaches, studs, la
dies and gents collar buttons, scarf pins
Anyone who purchases a diamond from
him and desires to return it can do so at
n discount Of ten per cent and tho cost
OF setting. Call and SEQ his stock.
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LOCAL LORE.
AN INSANE WOMAN IN COURT
New Telephone Company-A Batch of al.
legged Burglars Ragged Dirt
Tor the Expositlon--CrimlnaI
District Court Notes.
AnInsaro Woman IN Court,

Mrs. Mary Minerva Lambert, who
was taken charge OF a few days since
10y the sheriff as person of unsound
-tnind, aud lodged in Jail tor safe keep
ing, WAS tried IN tho county court YES
lerday morning on a writ charging her
with lunacy, and the jury will return its
verdict this morning. During the eN-
animation of witnesses she labnred un
der the impression that it was social
gathering held in her home, and she
would insist on chipping in white the
witnesses were testltying. Deputy Sher-
III Work, who took her in custody, test
lied that he found her in house near
che convent in East Dallas and
that when she saw him com
ing she barred the door and
declined for some time to admit him.
AS last resort he threatened 10 break
open the door, when she opened it. She
had lot of old clothes and had kindlod
u fire in the middle of the shanty she
had so unceremOniOuSly taken posses
sion OF. lilo took her and lodged her IN
the county Jail. Mrs. Lambert contiI-
ned to talk and Judge Burke told her b.
90 ahead and tell all size knew about
herself, which she proceeded TO do in a
lively manner. She said that she started
from Bonham on the End oi
March III company with two
OF the county commissioners of Fannin
county, and that they reached Austin
on the 18th Of March, wber' she was i'm
duced to assist at tho asylum in sewing.
Don't think for a moment, gentlemen,
That ! was insane, for / simply went
there to assist them in sewingD She
called tho names of the. superintendent
and assistants of the asylum, and SAID
they had told her she could go, aud thai
they gave her some money for tho SOW e.
ing she had douo. She said that she
wished to go TO Faunn county to see
her son, who resides on a farm, and
had merely stopped over here
20 rest. She stated further that her
husband, who was stricken with
paralysis, was living at Quincy, Illinois.
Mrs, Lambert converses nuently, and
her language and bearing shows that
she was formerly woman of culliya-
zion. When she left the courtroom i'm
charge of the officer she babe them
good morning and invited them TO call
again. She is no doubt insane, and has
evidently escaped from the asylum.
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ReamtifuI Extract.

Judge Gerald's spesch to the jublila-
ting Democrats Friday night was one Of
his most eloquent efforts, ard some of
the passages wero rs full Of pathos and
tender beauty IS of eloquence. Take
the following sentences, for example.
In speaking Of those who, like himself,
in the morning of life had stood Loyalty
10y the flag that for four years floated
above the purple tide of war as tho rep
resenLativo OF an idea that had been
laid TO rest forever, be said:
81 ask you, when yon look upon the
starry flag, that is now tho common
heritage OF fifty millions of froemen,
embalmed in southern hearts by the
memories of the blood of southern patri
OTIS, who with Washington, Jefferson,
Madison. Pinckuey, oumptor, Loe and
Others had stood sponsors At nations
bapiismal font, If perchanco across the
path of memory should stray a thought
OF the flag that has long since been laid
tn rest forever, it should not be with
heart burnings in regrets but think OF
ii as one who, in the morning Of his
manhood, at the altar pledged his faith
and love to some fair girl who in her
early beauty died, yet can in after years
| stand by her grass green grave, and on
.he lips Of the second impress tho kiss
Of love and faith, AS he drops a tear to
Inc memory Of the loved and lost"
| Its such sentiments, so expressed by
gallant men, that show that the war IL
indeed ended and that we arc united
people, Waco Day.
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WANTED;
TRUSTEES SALE.

! TNRuSrEE'S SALE or THE DALLAS
1 OPERA HOUSE WHEREAS, The nui.
! lNS opera house Company, by It's certain deed
| ui trust, dated tho 2ith day oi january, A. D.
I lAHi uud duly recorded IN volume I, pages
3 %, go, 63i ass ana $50 OF the records of trust
| Gr. us, mortgages, etc., Of the county Of Dali
! ln>, state ut Texas, conveyed 10 tho under.
! signed trustee the FOL owing described r1pI
! t,IO'c, situated, lying and being In the city
| OF Dallas, county II DALLAS, Stulc of Iryp.
| l9-Witi bcgiruin tor iis uurthc 80 corncrni
| me southwest corner OF Commerce and Aus
tin streets I'm the said city of pnIIns; thcnce
| south with the II. e. 90 Austin street 90 trrt
| To- Jackson street, thence west with jackson
] street b' tect; thence north parallel with Aus
| llp street 2h Feet Co Commerce street; thence
| t0Sl with commerce street tu the beginning
/ ollrcI together with all and singular tho
! rights, members uVpurUuuuCpS uud hprpJl.
! tHmeutS thereto belonging ur Ia amy wise Ia.
| tlurhl or UprOrlHlu'u., aud with All and
| shsul = the furniture and Hyturrs. scenery
| anu propertlt' uI any and uli sorts whatiO-
! tNrt pDl'uiul = ln lAr Opcro-housr situated
] upon SAID lana. And which yui conveyance
| ulho undersigned was WUde iu trust tnsr-
! cure lhr payment or certain notes IA said
deed described; aud whereas ,uid notes and
! ArIruing imie'cNl hrVo NOT been paid Ns IT..
] Quibd Now, therefore. NrEir' notice ls
hereby given THAI thc dulw nod. M the
rcGu 10 90. sunc Of thv huid,r,., f mid noips
I ANA iN ln.s uuuce ut thc trrU.s uf the snti
/ un.i vi 1usI viii, un Monday On. 18th dny
| @, ltc'mhor, A. ~ lsSl, between the hours 6i
pne.ncS IN the forenoon and o'clock In the
M'Nruooh or &tid dNy, ~ the tpnr uf the
| Court house ut Dallas county, Texas, proceed
10 sen TIE said property herein tOiorc leycrlb.
ca az public nuct ON, fur cash, To- tho hIrhrst
bidder, TO satisfy said unpuid Notes and In.
I uviS,L tne eNpopScN 0i cnrrl inl Out this trust
/ FORTH, JuitN T.. MURPHY, Trustee.
nALLAs, TpNAS, Novemhpri I, 1881.
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nlsirlct Cnnrt.

The case of the state VS.. jim IIunni-
cut, charged with the murder of Frate
Humphreys, set for trial yesterday, was
called and continued over until tho 10Th
on the grounds that tho defendant had
not been served with copy of the
venire as IL required by law.
The case of the state VS.. Oliver Nun.
ford, co'ored charged with the murder
OF sam Armatrong, colored, set for the
same day, was next called and the pros.
ecution and defense announcing ready,
the case proceeded to trial, and is still
IN progress Muntord Is charged with
shooting aud killing Armstrong in nm
alteration had in Froedmantowu. Yes.
torday was consumed in ompannoling a
jury,
The regular criminal term will begin
Monday with q hoavy docket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
ChasIng nn Oyercnnl rhlef.

Farmer Armstrong drove his wagon
load of wheat up TO the Todd mills yes
terday afternoon, and alighting, went
in The mill Office TO chat with Mr.. Frank
Cockrell concerning the price of grain.
lie returned to his wagon in n few min
utes and found his bran now overcoat he
had left in 10 gone. lie saw n voung
man going down tho Missouri Pacific
railway track with his coat. He and
Mr.. Cockroll gave chase, when the
thief dropped the coat aud He'd to the
river bottom, still holding on TO n bun
die he had under his arm. A short while
before this Mr.. Q. Il, Gillespie, county
collector, drove mp To the courthouse in
his buggy, and leaving his overcont i'm
the vehicle, alighted, went into his
Office and returned to find IL gone. MIR.
Cockrell says no would never recognize
tho thlof should he see him again.
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Three Alleged burglars.

John Bums,John Hennessy and Rich
ard Long were discovered in a freight
car at Arlington yesterday morning by
tho conductor on the east bound passen-
ger, train Of the Texas Il Pacific, who.
with the assistance OF passengers, ar
rested them, aud bringing them to this
city turned them over to tho police.
They are charged with breaking into the
car Tor the purpose Of robbery. They
were arralgned in the city court yestor.
nay morning. on tho charge of interior
ing with private property, and their
cases were continued. They claim that
the door of the car was open, and entered
10 Tor the purpose of sleeping there
during the night. They do not resemble
tramps. One says he lisa merchant in
one OF the western counties, and the
other two have no special calling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
THEATRICAL.

The celebrated comedian Neil Burgess,
tonight at the opera-house. All who
enjoy hearty laugh and lots of pure
unadnlterated fun will appreciate this
New England comedy. Mr.. Burgess i.
rhe original Widow Bedott, in which be
gained worldwide reputation, bui
this new play gives him broader range
for real funny scenes and incidents, and
he never fails to create shouts of laugh,
ter throughout the evening. Popular
prices.
Secure your seats for the Funniest Of al
Now England plays, Vim.
How the children would laugh to sec
Neil Burgess in "Vim."
Neil Burgess tonight at opera-house
Popular prices.
Fred. Warde in Brutus or the Fall Of
Taruuin,
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Frederick Warde.

The numerous friends of Mr.. Frederick
Wardo will DO delighted to learn that
he will play a double bill tomorrow
night. This visit is owing to the earnest
call Of quite Il number Of citizens who
were anxious TO SEQ Mr.. Warde in the
great character of BrutuS in tho play
written by John Howard Paine, the
author Of Home, Sweet Home. 1t Is a
massive Roman piece, fully equal to
Sheridon Knowles famous production.
Mr.. W1rdo will add to Brutus, or the
Fall of Tarquin, an adapted comedy,
Katharine and Petruchio, from Tanning
the Shrew. This double bill will prove
very attractive, and will no doubt draw
n crowded house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

"IMPERIsHABIEn-D aud even
weeks after the application of the genu-
inc Murray ~ Lannan Florida Waite
the handkerchief or garment still en-
h les u soft, rich fragrance. 1t is this
aeculiar advantage over all other toilet
preparations tina has won for this world
famed Perfume the expressive designa-
ton Of "imperishable" by which IL Is
generally known. 10 distinguish the
genuine article from los humorous imi-
tations look out for the .'Trade Mark"
which consists Of narrow white strip
label bearing the Iar Similo signature OF
Lanman d Kemp, New York, sole pro-
priotOrs.
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The testimony of the pnnit, ,pined Ia
that from every Other walk ui iifo, giNr
fresh proof of she value and uuicacv of
Mishlor's Herb Bitters IN dealing vim
LIES ailmeuts. Rev. y. s. frost, pastor
Of the Free Baptist church, Jonesvi,Ie
Vermont, writes that lac was untitled
for his duties 10y collie and dinrrhm
which became chronic The treatment
OF physiciins awaited nothing, Mish.
lor's Herb Bitters speedily wrought d
permanent cure.
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THE HERALn: DALLAS, TEXAS, FRIDAY,

Terrell; W /. franklin, Portny; j B
Egger, Louisville, Kentucky; ThomasJ
King, 7 J Fargasson, Lexington, Vir-
ginia; II Gullege, Plano; George Rich
ardson. Waco: Ell Anderson, st. Louis;
w wilkins, Brenham; Z Geer, Corsi-
cana; w Wootton, Brennan; NJ n Hop
kins, Yarrellton; J ID Mitchell, Wealth
erford; G. Castleman, WaXahachie; G
ID Hughes, Sherman; G ID TaritOn,
ilillsboro; II B Sanders, Grapevine; w
A Jackson Hillsboro; A w Aullock,
Mckinney; A Il Graham, Lewisville.
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City W.. John Kingston and w. Il.
Dean, intoXication; fined So each.
City vs.. John Burnos, Tom Hennessy
and Richard Long, interfering with pri-
vate properIyi continued.
City W. James Salmons, assault and
battery; hned 50.
city ". Ike Watcrs,abusive language;
continued.
City vs. Thomas Donloy, abusive Ian
guage; fined 81.
City vs.. Frank Shroenan, fighting;
fined s..
City w.. Pat Douley, resisting an oni.
Ger, fined s..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

Either for wedding or funeral do
sign in howers may cost You from - TO
tluO. Some funeral notices say, "omit
lowers but no effort has yot beeu
made To- exclude the beautiful things
iirom weddings. Their beauty soon par.
sheS' whilo Browns Iron Hitters, which
COSTS nut = dollar bottle, is of perma-
hoh' usd ia restoring rcd roses tn pale
mnllrin, etc.
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According to adjourned mootinc, the
Cleveland and Hendricks club o DALLAS
meets ON Saturday, the 18th instant. at
ut city hall. Important business IL IN
he transacted and q fun attendance is
desired. All parties who have i'm their
possession lamps used in the celehration
0iCleveland and licndr,cks plsction, ON
iqSt Friday nigbt will please deliver
inc samoa WtlliamsN Turnev's Office.
over NaldwelIs grocery store, ol5 Mnin
Itteet opposite the court house. Bv or.
der OF tho committee.
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FOR RENT.


lNOR RGNT-TWO WELL FURNISHED
4 rooms, with board, suitable for family,
az V5l commerce 81 Bath room in connee-
lon WIN mouse noliti
E0R RENr-FWO LAR-E, NICELY
i furnished rooms, with board, NJ renson-
4ple rhleS; Apply, with reference, corner
hrNHl ana owe streets, noli a
EoR RENT-TWO NlCELY FURNISH.
ed rooms, with folding doors can teob.
tanned I'm private fam ly ut ~ Grimm ST.
one or Two minut@s' walk from Postottice 80
DOR ~ NJ FIVE SiORE ROOM. 62i
Il Elm street, 2'SsO, glass front, with buc,
yard ana stable attached fronting ON Pacific
VNthuei oLeo the best locations for grocery
dry Epous or drug store In the city. For terms
apply ON promises, noI3-lm
DOR N MA SEW EN-ROOM HOUSE.
L tenant house, barn and nine acres, on
Noss uNenuci one minutes wall, OF street ear
Apply TO GEoRGE IL. PLowMAN, 7u3 MRiu
street, nolitt
Tor RENT-A NtCELY FURNISHED
= front room, southern exposure, suitable
lot lWhes or gentlemen; good board II re.
lulle4. Apply lN2S Elm ST, nol.7t
EoR RhNl-OENrEALLY lJCAThI-
y flit'-clNys sleeping rooms; south eNpa4.
uiei nll cobNenltuces, LlNpsLUY d RpAu
toEn. 80 Main street. upstairs W.t
EOR kENT-lN PRIVATE FAMILY -
II furnished rooms, with board, to . nior.
~" NVHil'N' Nplcuulu nolGhNuFnnnU and
rohNemeui TO two tues street railroads. An
ply Woon, Herald Office. roitl
l'uk kENl-nNE FURNISHED FRONT
n room, ~ lilW 81. oc'5,i
NOk RENl-A BRICK STORE, WELL.
u hnlshcd and situated In good huSinr.s
1cVNtlohiu The town of Ennis, Ellis county
,eAhS, suitable for groceries or dry goods
hhqure OF l. J.. MCCARrN, Real Estate
AgeuL llunis, Texas,
INok RENr-kG THE SOVTuWit,g
I LAND COMPANY, 7E Main street
broom mousse No. 80 Veal street, SlS; S-rnul,
mouse, No, be- Flora street, east of Tryns t,.t..
lml EMlm4d IS; broom house, near CON.
vent East Dallas, . acres land, s1l: 3. r,n,,
house lNI Polk street, opposite ON WorEs
Nl; n-ropm house. corner lrN8y and WoNr
streets >-N' l-ruuw house, East i,lm street
near lrnrh, SO. broom house ON Norii.
uNfWooa ,ue.'. ueDr branch, si5: l-ronnl
hous', bl MAIN Ntrovt $40; 4-ruom house
tesi 'NllN, north ot Fair Ground. y5
l-tuuu house llro oak street, near Convrnt
Nadu' a-room house, 3lS Caruih Slryet. IA,
, auvllti
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shIrmenl of nnlln. cnnntr snn

Ex-Governor J. NJ. Crockett has gath.
cred samples Of eight varieties Of soil
from his farm west OF the city, which
he will ship to tue New Orleans Expos
tion as specimens Of the variety # soil
TO be iound not only ia Dallas counr,.
hut ON one laun. They embrace tho
black waxy, the light waNy, rcd sand,
white sand, rte.
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Mr. ]. h. Bro kmau, general agent Of
the Texas Overland and Telephone com.
pany, is inthe city, lie stated to HER.
AID reporter Yesterday that the com.
pany would shortly begin tho coustrur-
uon OF It's lines, and that the stale Office
0l the company would ho moved within
this city. ''''' W
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AT tho ST. George: George Parker.
st. LOUIS Hugh Mclean, Clarlxs,itle;
6eorge Mcualh Honey Grove; j n
Reynolds Wins Point $ p Webb, Toi,
roll; W a Warner, Mckinney; ] G
Dodd, Mississippi; Ii Q Withers, Aug.
VI \ bnssey, New York; q Al Bivins
and lady Terrelli II johnson. psltnp
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MANY cosmetics Tor toe complexion
have FROM limo % dmc been put upnn
the market Bus mono have Stood the
test ns has PoAaon,'s modioatod con =
plexion powder 70 IS an absolute
curative for hotchcs, dlscolorati ons.
ireckles, cite For sale nv drupgiets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

A full limo Of s'ereoscopic views Of, in
ana ar9uudD llascan be- obtained 90.
d. Millers photograph gallery, G9l Elm
street Tho whole collection comuose
the new aud long storoscopic size now so
popular. Miller makes Il specially of
llne photography, and MIR. Billows as
perhtor, al may he assured of the host
ana most artistic work that can bo done.
A. G. ~. MILLER,
Photographers
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A BIT,L no gE rNrI'rT.FD- OpDt,
! n nnrce 10 nro,,ida To-. Vim, ,.. "a, J,
| Police cofnpanv. ''' '''""'''' ~
| Srrr1nv nat or9oi,cd l,, n,, c,,,,,r,p
oftbc div of Dnlios nst ttsr, .oii '.,.
rafizpd Under 's s,,ror,,,t H,,"' w. ~,
| Novur yolnrtnrr co,,r,,, 10 t,l ~,
| Firr Polfro tn cnn.i.t ,f ,, lass HvS N, ~
! tom nov IA, i,. ~, r. r., p 10y, VS. t'','n WI
o,,o If ri,htre,, rs ~ ,,vlii over ,il'
on dUfv shall io SJj,,, u,I'
p.ei.foi hv " scr,"5,,t S, w t'e n"}u
! ,,yl,a r,i,,otos 49,. imt ,acn 'Iu"u %,
Inv n r,bin,it,, tii, ~ Eo"iioS 10 po elccite
.sr,c ~ nr,c o o 'nu .u'iiP'n5, "t iud 10
hs ro,ni,i, ic,, Ht'Sa,vies u DC niieu
Scr 80. , ~" Tue u,gA pl,ed ,erh
irsf eIeri fan ,iii i'UW s'tu,V1 ul.eI gle
Ier Of tbo y"or g t,o u,S iUr Ii,G rGiuHlh
oraIi .bof11o va, ,,,V "ul'"I. 'ItulIoll
| iba obsn,,nn &c ,, NY ,,'',l. .'"'ei III cHAt oI
| Nnyor NM oo,,ni S tr,,,,, Nt NE 'hc
e s,, ,i' PU,i, Iioni lne lneI'ptIs OF
Gr,. ,''. q, it'io II' lHe t'ie OeihH AT
l,e w"rdg .s,.ta, St';,l De Ts,,.EuhheN D!
! tu' "NI'iH' sergeant 40. -' ana the private
| T. , t,rs M",uh lt r"uce worn IN biacH
| g,. y ", nv, w t' ~, H,i or cap 9IhuS'
,, i d, ,'', Wy 1u'iCa O salu company shali
pcrfaining w. =" Luz nlvs hG'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

FOr years, and given up by physicians
OF hrghvs and other kidney doseases,
llVer complaints, severe coughs, called
consumption, have been cared.
Women guuo nonrlv crazy mn
From agony of neuralgia, nervous.
ness, w8kcmiucss, aud various disoAsp,
peculiar 20 women.
People drawn out otsnapc from cNcrucIut.
ing pungS oi Rheumatism, iuUuWmaturv anu
chronic, or suffering trom scrumln.
EryslOlp>l
soy. lirhcIus blood poisoning, dyspepsia In.
NuiVr. rs hciitn
Have been cured hy Hon Biitcrs, proof nj
which cnn he found In every nclEhborhood
In tEy known world 49,
AsQ None genuine without % bunch o
green Hops on the white luhpl, Shuu am IN,
Nhe, poisonous sun with "liopn or Hops
VA their upUnp 'f'
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George Simaons, colorcd, was ar
raigned in the county court yesterday
70 answer To the charge of stealing "A
a ..l. oi money loss than S@). Ilo pleaded
acuuittpl 80 $50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

Dyspepsia in its worst forms willyield
TO the use of Carter's Little Nerve Pills,
aided by Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They not only relieve present distress
but strengthen the stomach and digest
i've apparatus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

The carly bird catches the bronchitis,
ana lovers of carly morning walks will
una this Il true maxim. If we were per-
mitted to make suggestion, we should
whisper, "Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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morsrord's Acid pho.nhnto

MAKES 4 COOLING DKINK.
Into half Il tumbler of ice water put a
teaspoonful Of Acid Phosphate; add
sugar to the taste.
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lNUR SALE-NBOuY 9IV0 AZ!
1 laul u luy choicest pp2u, q
irNos. The tunchO river rams jlu
entire length OF pasture; piass Oh
',nunduut a spiendld oppouuul1N
stock iNrm offered for ,hlritnai
sIt.n. Terms: About hal, cast. DAB.
years NO per cent interest tofg
-u1thcr particulars, applytG J0y
Manager United Trading C0mpay|
'uY, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

Rnnll ma her smiling nlght and day,
Although nj timos Sh Is not gnv,
n ma should you wonder why you meet
nl- unstant smile, regard her teeth.
nhe only laughs those gem 10 show,
which SOEodont makes white as snow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

Nothing is so beneficial as a hearty
longh' IT'S bettor than medicine. II
cures dyspepsia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

~ neauty Whom Il dlsrlOSos n pretty
set Of teeth. Wilderness, when mature
has supplied this element of loveliness,
may be retained through life by using
he fragrant Sozodont.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14

"epalding's Glue" mends furniture,
oysi crockerv, all ornamental work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-14
Not Guilty.

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