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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS DEPRES'
SION.

Every Presidential year the cry OF
duh, hard times is repeated, let the CON
ditions he what they may. 1t has be-
come a common remark that a Presiden-
tial election invariably is accompanied
bv dullncss in trade and scarcity OF
money. The present season IS no OK
roption to the rule, and the complaint OF
s~tagnation in trade and scarcity of mon
ev is heard on all hands.
1t is well enough to remember this
fact when this ~oft-repeated lament Is
urged. It is well enough to reflect that
there seems to be something in the po-
litical atmosphere every four years that
impairs business and locks up money.
And it is well enough to remember that
this condition of affairs is but Temporal
nv, and does not arise from any inherent
or serious complications in commercial
circles themselves. but is wholly extra
neouS.
In the changing conditions of a Presi-
, Dental and above all in the
uncertainties as to the result of a strug-
gle of such Importance and magnitude,
capital is apt to grow dangerously, at
least iuconvcniently suspicious and eau
| tious end remain inactive. by taclt
consent investments and ventures ara
~postponed until ''after the election
Money does become scarce therefore and
business dull, but not from any disas-
irons conditions surrounding trade and
exchanges. 1t is traffic taking a rest,
simply.
But this year another reason FOR shut
ting has been operating strong
ly. The disgraceful bank and other fail
ures in the East a month or two ago,
frightened capitalists. Oldand trusted
names and firms detected in rotten
swindles were no reassuring or cncour-
aging facts, and men everywhere with
ready means have either locked 1t up OF
invested it outside the ordinary chan
nels in active but safe properties.
Here is, therefore, a twofold a fol
the apparent scarcity of money this
wear. But the scarcity is merely appar
ent, not real.
Our imports this year were not sc
rreHI DIV TcD,UJD,NVv NOItI. as thCy "Si'
last year, the proportional falling Off il
imports being larger than the proper
tionate falling of in exports, and thu
retaining in one item that much more
money this year, than retained in thu
country the preceding fiscal year. Then
The crops have been magnificent, though
falling a little in price. Mercantile fail
lres have been no more numerous thar
in 1888, or preceding that date, and tn
general prosperity Of all sections of tn
Union is fully up to that of any pre-
ceding period for years past.
Money must, therefore, be as plentiful
this year as last, or the one before hat
1t has not gone out in such quantity
and prodt ct with which 10 procure i
have been rs extensively raised ant
manufactured. Except in the Fast
where overproduction has caused tn
shutting down of mills, more or less
labor has been as extensively employed
and 1t good wages, and has in turn spen
its wages a. unstintedly as ever.
There is therefore no well groGndcf
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

reason fr do.f,iu, tio dizziness ofthu
limos" IimDs are u0 harder Than
usual, conditions ~ worse than "fli-
nary and general prosperity no less
The uuly feature ~ the season that
differ, from the preceding n II the
fact that capitalists generally, VIII" are
iu the hrlit Of turning out their money
Ina the channel. Of trnilc and speculative
investment, are boarding the bulk "i II
until they scc which way the seat
Jumps" in November.
40 uucu-iuoss need hc felt y lew
weeks, or months, ut least, VIII set all
the wheels Of the vast machinery OF
commerce, trade and speculative lnNes''
mcnt, to running rapidly and smoothly
again. The crops are here the solo
wealth, the stOady material development
aud growth of every part of the land
and to talk about II protrartcd period 81
hard times In America, or n real SUB
stantlnI reason for "hard times %
"dullncs- of trade" Is absurd. The fac
/, purely ictitious,and any alarm or DIES
pondonry In consequence, simply base
. loss.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

The HERALD reporter is placed in pos
session of an account of IA rather remark
able death which occurred on the north
bound mixed train No. II, yesterday at-
tcrnoon at 4 O'Clock, ut Melissa, n station
on the Texas Central railway, thirty
eight miles north OF Dallas. Our inform
ant states that Il man by the name OF
Wagner boarded the train mt Plano
with a ticket for Howe. He occupied Il
seat in the passenger coach attached
When the train arrived ut Melissa,
orders were received by the conductor
to couple on to a number of cars lying
idle at that point. The engine, in back
ing up with several cars, struck the
passenger coach quite violently and the
Shock precipitated Mr.. Wagner Sc
verely against the rear of one OF the
seats. lie was in Il standing position ut
the time and fell unconscious to the
lloor. Every available assistance was
rendered the unfortunate man, but t.
no effect, as he fingered but n few
moments after the happen ny, Internal
injuries in the region OF the heart Is
thought to have caused his death. NaS'
oner is II resident of Plano, where it IS
believed he has relatives residing.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Central Icsas Horticultural Society
Nptps,

Lust evening, after n pleasant and
profitable and enthusiastic session, the
Central ToNu, horticultural society
completed its programmc and adjourned
to meet in Terrell next year. quite "
number of the mcmhcrS were in attend
ancc Yesterday, several coming from a
distance. \ large number I our citi
2ons visited the hall during the day and
examined the crcdtlbc cNiipit made,
though the same WAS not so me rs III
the two years past, rs this has not been
AN exceedingly good fruit year. Quite
a variety of fruits were shown by It's
members, and also preserved fruits and
jcllies of a manufacture that could not
be surpassed. Many instructive essays
ami practical experiences were given
that viii he ~ hOdicd in n report and
published, Tvs the same is calculated to
be of much value notouly 10 Texas. hor-
ticulturists, but to every II who n u
home to emhcllish with fruits ana
flowers. The society received some
valuable additions 10 its working mem
bcrship, and they propose to do their
utmost from year to yeHr, not only for
self interest, but general public good.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

HOME GRIMES AND CRIMINALS,
Grlo,ous disappointment oui once
Grahhsd Again Carried Hack 4"
hnswrr-C itiIen'- tnmmunl-
Catiun--AdNentists'


j. u, darlington ilcd suit IN the DiS'
trict court yesterday against the Ham
burg.Brcmcn Fire insurance. company,
praying for Judgment in the sumolSl'ooN'
he alleges that the above named com
pany insured his property the old Globe
hotel, ON south Main street, between
sycamore and Ervay streets,
a two-story frame, for $1,000,
and that before the expiration OF the
policy the hotel caught llire and burned
down. When he produced his policy
for payment, hc allogcs the company OF
fercd 10 compromise with him by pay
ing him S5il .W2, which he declined to ne
ccpt, aud rs the company sttll refuse Ia
nav the full amount NJ the policy, he
nrnys for Judgment, Interest, cost etc.
In the sum Of 81 500.
He also flied suit against the Western
Assurance company aud the ihnnlN
Assurance company, praying Tor, JUG
mcnt nnninst both for the sum of Sl,OOl
/ each, he alleges due on the above mon
toned building, which subsequently
burned,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Camp Meeting.

The Seventh-Day Adventists will hold
their annual camp meeting in this city,
commencing Saturday, August 9th, AT
Shady View Park, and continue ten
days. Among the speakers who will be
present are Elder G. |. Butler, President
of the General Conference, and Elder !.
d. Van Horn, of faction, Michigan. III
connection with this meeting they will
also hold the annual session of the Texas
Conference, the Texas Tract and Mis-
>ionary society, Health and Temperance
society, and Sabbath-School association
The programme will be: Prayer meet
ing ut $50 a. M, worship in tents at 8
social meeting at 9, Bible reading q
preaching at 1880, preaching at 2:30 =
M, business meeting at q, Il preaching
at 8.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

The following circular of the Missouri
Pacific railway company from the
Office of the general traffic manager eX-
plains itself.
ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. 1.-The following
changes in the passenger and ticket DE
partments of these lines are announced;
Mr.. II. c. Townsend to be general
passenger and ticket agent in charge OF
ali lines north of Denison and TeXar-
kama, with Office at st. Louis.
MIR. Il. w. Mccullough is hereby ap,
nointed general passenger and ticket
agent for the lines in Texas and Louisi,
ina, with office at Galveston, Texas, ana
will have immediate charge OF the pas,
senger traffic for all territory south o!
anC including Denison and TeXarkana
reporting to Mr.. w. II. Newman, traffic
manager, Galveston, Texas.
GEORGE OLDs,
General Traffic Manager.
Approved: IL. NJ. HOXIE,
Third Vice-President.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

TEXARKANN, Aug. :. - Special. -
Preparations are being made for an inn
mcnsc barbecue on the 18th instant, the
day of the Fourth District Congressional
convention, to be held at this point.
The delegates TO the Houston conycn-
ton are expected to stop over here.
GOV. Ireland and other prominent
State officials are expected to be present.
Between 1000 and 5000 people are OK
pccted To he here.
In the evening there will ibc q ball al
the Chic opera-house.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

WICHITA county is emphatically live
stock all over. The good people there
have four tickets in the field for county
officers, designated the cowmen's, horse
mems, sheepmen's and hogmen's, and
each are confident of success. The county
convention did not nominate candidates
ana left the field open to all. 1t, how
ever, passed sound patriotic resolutions
iudorsing GOV. IRELAND and the lease
law, and demanded that cattle companies
and cattle monopolies should pay for the
lands they occupied and used. This don't
agree with the assertion of the organs
that the cattle districts were a unit for
irrc Erass.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

DR.. +. l.. Willemct, whose funeral was
largely attended yesterday afternoon,
had been an esteemed citizen of Dallas
for t%wenty-ninc years. He was an edu-
Gated, large hearted Frenchman, who
left his country to avoid persecution in
1855, being a jealous friend of liberty,
and came to New Jersey, and IN 1888 to
Dallas. as one of the first French colon
lists. Ho was a member OF the Guy
Mayor pro tenn. He was o mar of noble
heart, ever ready to succOr the dis
tressed, and. it is confidently believed
died without an enemy on earth.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Carried Back to Answer.

w. II. Quade, who was arrested Mon
day and lodged in the station-house on
tho charge OF robbing J. Hamburger, q
section boss on the Texas IL Pacific, neal
Arlington, of some 500, was called ioi
Yesterday by a deputy sheriff OF Tar
rant county and taken to Fort Worti
for trial. No money was FOUND OF
Ouade, and as he had a companion, TN
officers are looking for him, as they be
lieye he has the money.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 6.-The city
election to-day assumed an unusual
phase. Last Saturday the Democrats
nominated ex-Judgo Calvin Page for
Mayor. Page always has been a strong
Democrat. Yesterday the Republicans
nominated w. H.. Sise. Mr.. Sise APP
peared at the polling places tins morn.
ing and announced that he would not
stand. and the Republicans are now dis
tributing ballots with Pages name. The
Democrats will probably carry the city
ON the aldermanic ticket for the first
time for seYCn NenrS.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

THERE is great unanimity all over the
southern and eastern portions OF the
State for Cor. W. l.. CRAWFORD iol
elector-at-large. Wherever conven'
tons have given expression to then
choice the Colonel has been endorsed
Denton and Van Iandt counties have
instructed for him, and he will, without
a doubt, he chosed at the Houston con
yeutiOn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
II. & 7. C. Railway Time Card.

Trains on the Houston IL Texas Cen
trail railroad during the reunion will be
run as follows:
GOING NORTH.
S:l5 n. INTO Denison and all inter-
mediate points.
6p. INTO Mckinney and interme-
diate points.
$3.50 p. INTO Denison and interme-
date points.
8:55 p. INTO Denison and interme-
diate points.
GOING SOUTH.
$40 a. INTO Houston and intcrme-
diate points.
$50 p. INTO Houston and inferno.
date points.
6:5Op. INTO Corsicana and inferno.
date points.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

looked almost nlfy.nho, Tho com
mny proved itself WUncirnt -
Tie drill which WIS gone through wiz!
precision lu their every movement ana
mhnUu,fe. Tho evenings entertain.
mput closed with u ball, nnd the pfhnl
measuring time with unable feet Ia tho
spirited music until tho accustomed
hour In hid ndiou to the scenes OF the
evening" pleasures rolled around
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENT

-r ARR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >tf
w Tt, 4, kENuNLt as a 'ihdll''r l"I ~,
election l, Justice ui lhy l'''r "l lI'''"''
No. nj the ensuing election,
x1rE ARE RIOT E~IEu TO ANNpl NLE
w ". T. ~lH\N"t %. a rhl'l'l"'' ''
County Judge ut tuu ensuing '%lrrl|"h'
W. ARE REti E~IEn 10 ANNn' N,,t
w VI. =. Austin, ut liucSWuNL on, ~ 'nlul,
date fnr Fluattr Tor nnllar' tnrkWhN an"
TllrruUt counties,
XrE NRE AUTHuHIIEpTu ANNOUNCE
", =. GUNuNN ~ candidate Tor I "n'
stable of Precinct SOL at Inc rhNH'h- '''''
lion.
vrEARF RFQUE~IEu To ANNOUNCE
w hrNEN ~,iuuL rs q cun.il"ule l"TJ"h'
tIcr nf mo rrnrr fer Precinct Nn,l,
AlIIuHl"EptuA NNul ,
w e., ~, lLlNI 49, l"l re- NJ
tion tn the office uf County Attorney at TIE
ensuiu1 ,l,,'Iuu,
EAJriIuKlEEpTu ~ Sou N,t
=. y. EHN~W nj ~ q rlliIn l'l' l"I IH''
ticr of the Peace Tor Precinct N"' la" l''
ensuing election.
xyE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 An
w nouncv Mr.. e., ~, GILlI~rlE ~ % ctll'
didatc i,r reelection tn the office "I '"""'l
Collector.
I,rE ARE AuTuuIJnEu 40 ~.
w nouurr Mr.. I. u, l.NHnilN H~ q can
didai, lnr County Treasurer ut 'gll.t, county.
Election lu November.
WE ARE EEQU F~IEurn ANNOUNCE
W l. Ne, ,l.L n, g candidate FOR Com
1Aa#A .N" y r. .'.' ...f
W. ARE EEurE~TEnTu NNNotN,t
w Ions uNFIiNNU u.s. a candidate iur'uu'
sta 'r Boo Precinct Sol.
NlEAI,E Htgl E~TEDru ANNulNtr
W. Ne. NfIl u~ 90 candidate LOT TO-
election 'u ihr ulIur eft county 'l"Ik'
~ AXE NEQt I~IEU1u AN\ul nee
w HrNuN IuNT~ as "a candidate iur r,'
election To the office oi District 'I'rk'
vrE NKE RE~rE,IFlLLN REQlE ~
ed In announce the name nI W. H. W
SaIru a. u cundidnt" Tor Sl'rlH nI iHIi"'
county, al the ensuing November" l''Il"h'
"EAI.EA AUTHORIZATION UNtf
Judge 4. y. ALpNlpGE rs a cHlIilh1l'
for rr-cI,,iiou la an, office vi Judge OF ih'
Eleventh iullriul District,
w ENEEAtTHuRlIEDTO ANNul N't
w tuluuul j. q. STENENN uS u C!uluIuh''
for Iu>jic, ulfho Peace of Precinct N".l'
AUTHORIZATION NNulN Cf
joins T.. GILLESPIE ~ a candidate i"i
JustirS Of the Pence, Precinct No. !, DnllH'
county, Texas, ut the ensuing November
election.
WEAREA UTHORIIEDTOA ANNOUNCE
Judge X, T.. BURKE is Il, candidate ipl
the JudgcShip of this judicial blnlFlcl NJ 'H'
ensuing November election.
ANNOUNCE
Colonel En-. q. BOWER n a candidate
for the Office OF County Judge al the ensuing
election in November.
WI ARE REQUESTED 7 ANNOlN,E
w W. TIIACHER for COUNT! 'irtN.
wv ARE kEQUESrEDTO ANNOUNCE
W GEOEGE Il. FEAlIN ior justice oi lH'
Peace for Precinct No. ].
lvEAREA uTHORIIEDTO ANNOUNCE
Mr.. X. :. k"IMRRouGu rs n candidate
for the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
TO the action Of the Democracy.
I'VE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED 10
announce Colonel w. VI. EDWARDS hs
acandidute for County Judge at the ensuing
November election.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

The City Council last night ordered
that the sidewalks on Commerce street
be extended so as to be II feet in width.
The Council authorized the finance
committee to negotiate Il loan OF $4,000.
The ordinances now in force, as com
piled by Alderman John Henry Brown,
we're submitted and received, and the
compiler allowed pay for his labor.
The construction of Il sewer through
the blocks between Main ana Com
mcrce streets, extending from Jefferson
street to Murphy street, was ordered.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

Is reply to the arguments Of AT
torney General, the free-grass papers
admit that the lease law don't prevent
grazing on the commons, but say that IL
reduces the amount of Don't
the actual settler, if he comes in much
force. also reduce the amount of COM
mons? The Gazette, in trying to reply
to the acknowledgements letter, Hound
ers terribly, and can only say that 1t Is
wrong to reduce the size OF the COM
mons. This is a free-grass confession
that is good for the soul. They don't
want the commons, i. e., free grass, re
duced By the actual settler or anyone
| else. Give the s~yndicates plenty OF
commons and let the masses pay the
! . .hool taxer. The cat is out ofth meaI
8 lrk,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

Thu coinmissary ofthe reunion should
furnish an abundance Of green corn to
the visitors. 1t Will remind many of
those who were with GENERAL PRICE
in Southern Missouri and Arkansas,
when they had nothing else to eat, and
took il straight without cooking.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
The Rifle Cempany's Drill and Ball.

The grand exhibition drill and ball
given by the Dallas Rifle company at
Shady View park last evening was one
of tho most pleasant affairs OF the season
that has been given on these grounds.
The park was illuminated and filled with
ihc Gallant soldiery in their flashy
uniforms, the civilian, and above
ali, lovely ladies, it presented a beau
tif,l scene lha6 10 the observer
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
L Remarkable Cordial.

1t is a well known fact that gum
camphor is one of the best remedies for
bowel troubles, and combined in a cor
dial with peppermint and the active
principle of the huckleberry, it presents
in DIR. Biggers' IIuckleberry Cordial the
Great Southern Remedy that restores
the little one suffering from the effects
Of teething. and cures diarrhpa, dysen
,ery and all bowel troubles. Fol- sale
by all druggists at so cents a bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

THERE are "A great many Texans il
this city. and it is remarkable how few
of them have been inoculatcd with fire.
grass poison. They fully comprehen,
that the school lands were set apart TO
State, and believe the time has CON,
when they should yield a good revenu,
for that purpose. They nearly all favoI
an increls over the prices they arc nov
bringing
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
An Invitation.

Dallas extends IN invitation to visi-
tors, and hopes that they may avail
themselves of the opportunity to inspect
the wonderful improvements now III
ttity is not a paper town by n means
az Is attested by its huge and substan'
tial buildings now in course of erection
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

THE courts in London have decled IL Il
nuisance to keep cocks in a yard nat
crow in early morl. If a few handy
well trained southern darkies were in-
troduced into the city of London and the
nights were Favorable the nuisance
would be abated without the interven-
tion of the law.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

THE Republicans have ceased to ex'
press any anxiety regarding GOV. TIL
DEN's physical condition. The old gen
tleman is still living, and will make his
influence felt for CLEVELAND. Mino
that, will We?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Refreshments Mt the Opera House.

The ladies of the Auxiliary EXPOSE
ton association have secured the large
room on the ground floor to the left Of
the entrance in the ~opera-house, anu
will furnish lunch and ice cream on the
evenings of the performance OF Queen
Esther. A reasonable charge Will bt
made, and they hope to be Literally pat
roniZed,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
nrsT HAKiSG POWDER.
Interesting Tests Made by the ""N'rh'
mcnt Chemist,

DR.. Edward q. Love, the present
Analytical Chemist for the Govern
ment, has recently made some interest
ing experiments ms to the comparative
value of baking powders, Or. Loves
tests were made To determine what
brands are the most economical 10 use
and as their capacity lies inthcir leaven'
Ing power, tests were directed solely Il
ascertain the available gas Of each pow
der. Dr. Loves report gives the follow
ing: -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

City VS.. James pIcwitt, Charles Ne
myer per mitting stock to run ut large;
continued.
City VS.. j. Russey, John Dindinger,
permitting stock to run at large; fined
$40 each.
City VS.. John Taylor, Isaac Leonard,
fighting; fined - each.
City vs.. j.. f.. Hammond, fighting;
fined s..
City VS.. j. h. Shepherd, $. Carson,
assault and battery; dismissed.
City VS.. a. Smith, Charles Randall,
assault and batter; fined $50 each.
CITY vs.. j.. WEIGH, Mic Nash, John Bal
lard, intoXication; fined S3 each.
City vs.. w. II. Harris, vulgar Ian
guago; continued.
City VS.. Lizzie Sweeney, vagrancy
continued.
City VS.. Tom Luther, vagrancy; dis
missed.
City vs.. John Cullen and Jack Fay,
assault and battery; fined 50 each.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

While engaged in placing a joist in po-
sition on Clark's new building, on Elm
street, in East Dallas, yesterday alter
noon, three carpenters fell to the ground,
a distance of fifteen feet, followed. by
the niece of timber. The only serious
injury resulting was n fractured ankle
sui lied ~ Ii ii the men.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

Fannie Crutchfield and Nellie Miller,
colored denizens, were a%rraigned before
Justice Kendall yesterday upon a
charge of fighting, and each muicted n
the "upper crust" of our saffron element
Jealousy seems to have been the incen-
tive.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

This is the name that now, in oil parts
Of the world, especially in fashionable
circles, is applied to the famous Murray
4 LanInan Florida Water. This delicate
extract ron the enchanted gardens, OF
nv day: nor is this to be wondered al
when we remember that whether used
at The toilet or in the bath or on the
handkerchief it is alike refreshing,
agreeable and refined.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

In purity and healthfulness, DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder takes the
lead of any other. 1t has been used for
wears, and was never better than il
is to-day. DR.. Price believes that ali
articles used in food should be strictly
pure and wholesome, and determined
that this standard Of excellence in all
of his preparations shall be maintained
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

PROMINENT Democrats in Illinois have
decided upon an aggressive campaign
and have promised CLEvELANp's East
ern managers that state il they will give
nrnnnr aSSiStnmCo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

THB talk of Irishmen going over to
BLAINE is the sheerest nonsense. The
Orangemen in this country generally,
affiliate with the Republicans, but thu
Catholic Irish have always voted with
the Democrats and will continue to dc
so, unless the party becomes corrupt
and descends from the high position ii
has always held, regarding both ma
tiyity and religion.