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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-08

DALLAS, Sept. A. Editor HERALD -
In the Dallas Daily Times of the 3D. inst.
there appeared n most scuril0us and
slanderous article, dofaming me and nav
father. When the traduccr of fomalo I'm.
noeonce, the slanderor of fomalo virtue
Is forced TO appeal from the courts of the
country TO the columns of nowspapors.
either for the purpose of revenge or ia
escape the ignomy Of just aud righteous
Judgment rendered upon full hearing, |
say the thirst and love for the destruc-
tloh OF human character must be inor-
dinate. have nothing TO say for my
iather. lie Is man and can defend
himself. / have been raised in Dallas
Guy, ana whilo my surroundings from
Shlluhood may have been UNI
fortunately cursed in my infancy
by tho Affections OF an unkind
Providence, depending upon those who
are poor, with but limited opportunity
Tor social, intellectual culture, vet /
nave diligently applied myself to the
care ana support Ola brother and sis
Ter, sun IN the nursery, giving Onenso
70 none, Attempting TO devote myself eN-
clusiVely to my own business and my
own interest, this in an unprotected Girl
IA years OF age, ought 10 insure protoc-
Ton against the poisonous shafts of sus-
plcion and slandor. Twice has my rep
utation been unjustly and numerically
assallod by the vile tongues of SANDER.
twice have the courts of the country
Vlndicatod mo from those base asper-
slons. What more can do than invoke
tho protection of tho law? What more
have donor Is it cheaper or more
manly for mlscroants TO defend Them
selves through newspapers than In the
cOurtS OF tho country? Or do
they hope to he moro sue.
cosslul ut tho bar of publi,
sentiments then in q court of justices
have chosen the lattor for the arhitra
lnent of my wrongs, aud would il not
AT least, had been the magnnmity OF for.
noarance, If not Justice, 10 have awaited
the determination of these suits brtor,
assaulting mo through tho public prcss
MIR. Editor does this moan that my
cause Is to be tried without tho forms 6l
lnwY Am | To be made the victim ni
public prejudice, without a hearingY Is
sympathy to be manufactured for Mr.
cornwall In advance of his trial, and Ia
he adJudged harlot, criminal, nm.
worthy of defense. The article minded
TO- says; "Mr Cornwall is prosecuted
Tor the purpose of warning people To he
guarded IN their remarks about Jnkis
esApllshment.' Not SO; that prosccu-
tloh means that whom mon deiamc aud
traduco tho character of Ada lypn. thoy
| shall prove tho truth or their statement.
or suffer the penalty uf its nlSity,
only ask to bo lot alone. | ask nrntec
ton against the mischiovous, slandcrnu,
and wicked falsehoOds of malignant
men, Very Respectfully.
Ana TyEN
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A Methodist minister once started a
church In western town, but want of
pecuniary support was soon obliged To
abandon il. His farewell sermon to the
lUkowarm brethren was characterized
by moro than elegance. lloendcd thus,
"At the last day tho Lord will say To- 81
Peter, Where Is your ilockr and NJ.
Potor will answer Here, Lord lie
will say TO Calvin; And whore are your
sheepr aud Calvin will reply, Here
Lord and so all the shepherds can am.
swer. But when he asks me, Where
are your sheepr how will YOU feel when
am compelled to reply, Lord haven't
anyi thoy were all hogs. - Harpor's
Bazar.
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RED TAPE.

Attempting to Marry Under Difficulties.
The following astounding story ap-
pears in arecent number of the German
serial, Deutsche Roman Bibliothek UNI
der the title of "The Road to the Altar
A young son Of the Duke of Argyle
having become engaged to Lady 80,
as in duty bound asked his fathers CON
sent. The Duke, however, answered (:
"Since my eldest son, the Marquis of
Lorne, married the daughter OF the
Queen, our sovereign, he has become
the head of the house. You must OBJ
tain his consent. Ifyou get that you may
rest assured mine will not be refused y
To the Marquis his brother accordingly
betook himself; but from him he re-
ceived the following answer: GAS am
son-inMw TO the Queen, duty and re-
spect require that the matter should be
referred to her for her decision. | will
at once lay the matter before her."
10 the Queen goes the Marquis imme-
diately, and informs her of his brothers
wishes. The monarch, however, re-
piled: "Since heaven deprived me of
my noble, ever-lamented husband,
have made it an inileNible rule to take
no steps in the affairs of my house with
out first referring the matter TO my
brother-in-law, the Duke Of COburg.
will write to him."
The Queen did as she promised, but
from the Duke she received the follow
ing answer, instead of tho consent she
expected: "Your Majesty, my beloved
sister, Is well aware that during the
last four years important political
changes have taken place in Germany,
in consequence of which the center of
gravity has shifted from Coburg to
st.. L.. q
duty to submit tho matter TO the Em-
poror William, for him TO decide /
cannot take the responsibility upon
myself" To Berlin, accordingly, goes
the Duke, bcgs an audience Of The En-
peror and acquaints him with the
object Of his visit. After considering
tho matter with himself short time,
the Emperor said: "What / have
fought for and attained for my
country il well known 10 the
whole world. People, however, have no
idea how my heart is tortured by dis
cord aud disagreoments in the circle OF
my family and among my Ministers.
! However, / must hOnorably confess that
| Prince Bismarck is the Wisest and most
clear sighted of my advisors. / give You
the commission 10 refer the matter TO
him and let him decide" The Duke
then directs his steps to the Wilhelm
strasse, and sends In his card to the
mighty Minister. Being immediately
admitted he reads the Queens letter,
faithfully reports the words of the En-
porur and begs for favorable decision.
| The Chancollor's answer was given
without hesitation: "Why should the
matter require any decision of mine?
What have we to do with the Duke of
Argyll or his SOM If the young fellow
wishes to marry let him do so and be
hanged TO him"
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Mr. Edward Atkinson has shown by
by statistics taken from the United
States census, the reports Of various
railway commissioners and different
government bureaus, that while there
has boon an enormous reduction I'm the
cnst OF transportation by railway durinp
the last htteen years--a reduction so
great that II costs only about half as
much now as IL did in 1850 to transport
merchandise there has boon no CORE.
sponding reduction in the market plico
OF the necessities OF life; that Is tn say,
bread, boot, etc., fetch quite as hilh
igold basis 10 1850. "
IN spite Of tho fact that cattle are
raised on the free pasture Of the plains
mnch moro cheaply than beof was ever
produced before. aud, Ia spite OF the
great re hction Ia the cost OF trans.
rortn ioN, the consumers are PAYING
doubl Tie price that beef brought When
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their supplies were produced nearer
market and on higher priced land.
Mr.. Atkinson accounts for this remark
able fact by suggesting that the meat
trade is organized and conducted AS a
monopoly. A Wyoming stOckraiser
testified before the privy seal of Great
Britain that Chicago ring practically
controls the Beef trade of the East and
West, and the shipments TO England,
and that a competing route from the
plains through Canada, and avoiding
Chicago, was very desirable as n means
of breaking the power of this ring to fix
the prices on the Atlantic sea-board and
to control shipments TO England. The
managers, when the supply threatens to
lower the price of beef in the Eastern
cities, send large droves to England and
sell the beef there for less than the New
York and Boston prices.
MThe tendency OF the times in this coun-
Try Is to the organization of the various
lines OF the trade In pooling combina.
lions, and TO the operation Of them all as
monopolies, with all the autocratic
power of mighty aggregations of capital.
What has been accomplished by this
sort OF thing in the transportation OF
business, the oil trade, the coal trade, the
iron trade and divers other lines of bust
ness, has prompted a resort TO the sys-
tenn of monopoly policy not only in the
grain trade and production trade
but In the production of grain and
meat. The cultivation of Minnesota
Is passing into the hands of great cor
porations. They are gobbling up and
fencing the lands of Texas and of the
entire New West and concentrating the
cattle business in the hands of few in
corporatod combinations Of wealth. The
State of Mississippi has conferred upor
q company OF capitalists a charter under
which they can engage in and control by
the power of combined capital every
trade interest and industrial avocatioi
| in tho State.
| Thore Is no telling whore this sort oi
thing will stop. tmay attain doyel
opmont which will crush out all indiyid
ual enterprise and Independence, anc
reduce the masses to condition of cor
poratlo ION serfs or subjects, employed
fed, clothed and governed by boards %
directors. Post Dispatch
! Mr. Alexander Scott, Glassyille, Now
Brunswick, states that he was cured %
severe pains by the use of ST. jacob,
OH the great pain-cmo. Only 80 cents
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From and aftorthis date, Sept. /, 1881
bis for tho DAILY HERALD delivered
within the city viii ho presented fo,
payment hut one time, and irnot maid
tho paper will be discontinued. Sub
scriptton - cents per week and 81 pei
month, No reduction will ho made nn
payments made In advance. This MOTTO,
applies to the city circulation only.
T. W. luRSr
CITY Girpulnt,f
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NJ 10 T He: R
BRADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

1t Is special remedy for all diseases per
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Many cosmetics for tho complexion
nave, irom time to timo, been nut upon
lhe market hut mono have stood the
test as has Po11oni's mcdicated com.
plexloh powder. II IL an absolute cura-
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etc, For sale by druggists.
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EFN3F7 7I1FTV y TIffNs
Land or money claims against the
ON lands anywhere In the state, pur.
chase, sale or lease of lundH, adjustment
of titles aud the recovery OF lands for
Just and lawful owners, viii be attended
To 10y G.. H. JouNs a Sos,
Austin Tevus.
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LEGIsLATURE

w EARE AUrHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
W n. u. COoMBES as candidate for the
Legislature from Dallas county
M T. Observation-Disclosures ANNOUNCE
W Mr. II. $. KMBRoUGu as candidate
COR the Legislature IN Dallas county, subject
~ the nCtiOu Of the Democracy
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EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY

This institution, conducted by the UTuline
ladies, is most desirably located. The system
Of education pursued Is signed 10 develop
the meneal, moral and physical powers Of
the pupils, and to make them useful women
Of refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS ~ ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
StatlOpey, Drawing, French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary inhrna-
ryeNpenses, per session offive months, $l00
Music and use of piano Observation-Disclosures. IS
Entrance fee only fer the first year. ... .
Young ladies desiring admitiauce into the
Academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations. For
further particulars, apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
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dSrr@s' ' SUE rHURIoN, pr,l.
rl.M' and ull cces,ary oni. s,,ial.eeo-' our
10y W We e. Harris, Norton, iUi.ois NJ
tds,7-l1t
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Jail to be Built.

hN NirtucOf An Orlvr entered ON the min.
Taylor county, Texas, Nvrchy ndvcrtisn c,r
pmns and SPECIFICATIONS ut a rhck inil. la hr
huill In the town OF Abilene for TAYLOR conn
~, Texas, Mt u cost ~ mot less than tSOll nnd
not mnrc Than $500. said plans and spcci.
hcations to hc delivered To The undersigned
ON ur helotc the 18th day OF September nryt
bnch bidder viii endorse ON his plnns Tho
amount or price t'Nt he viii cSpcct thr
county To pay for the same Ia the event Inc
vNutl SOS pwGt To- Nceopt his plans ANA
the right Ia reject any or all plans and sneci.
hcations W submitted II Il Nee propcr.
III, Sl=GiNCn under NV hand and scui "a
Zee, w Abilene, Texas, this igih dnv of N1.
gust, lN>L DAWN I'nifn
Clerk County Court, TAYLOR county, Ecxns.
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A Snnday-school pupil illustrates Gre.
sponsibility' In this way: "Boys has
two buttons for thor 'spcn1ors, SOS To
Keep their trousers mp. When Que hut
tom comes OF, why, there's good deal
OF responsibility ON the other button.n
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A'HhHN ltt-fAKLOR, BEDROOM ANN
H1'hrn furniture contained I'M tra rot.
,'LV 'V, "'- '"Wmrrce street, next door isr-
No' Amply within. -
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
stanton, Va.

Mrs. Gen. j. e. y, Stuart, Principal The
next session of nine months begins Sent. If.
1891. Efficient teachers in every department.
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
mll particulars apply to the Principal.
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TORRENT.

INuR RENr-A NEATLY FURNISHED
1 room, south view, suitable Tor one ar two
Young men; Bclt ana ENuy street ear, nm.
clusc 10y; terms reasonable; reference. pN.
hanged " required. AddUss L.. A., Herald
ON q, SAIL
ECRNlSuEp ROOMS FOR RENT, VIM
Il board; rcfc'cuC cs required. \nplV M
az Live oak street. s,s.lt
IGOR RENT-ElGur ROOMS ATau MAIN
Il street ,up-stairsl good cooking aud ain.
pg'Womt two rooms troutlug ON Main n.
Apply Ia j, w, RNRron, N2i Elm IT. nuglsti
INoR REN1-ONE OF ruE MOST nkSl-
I mhle storc.roOms In Dallas. IA. by "a
meet, with basement OF Sunlc dimensions, ON.
posite Herald Office. Apply TO GlrN liza
SAi0oN. nurQ.tf
lIoR RENr-CENrEAllN LOCATED
Il Firt.class sleeping rooms; south pXpos.
urei ull conNcnlcnccS. ltNpsLFY 4 BRAp.
foRn, rs Main street, upstairs. W.ti
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mississippi Military Institute, Tho
Worlds great exposition school, at Pass
Christian, Misslssippi, near New
Orleans. Apply 10 Col. ~ II. Murfeo,
superintendent.
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COUNTY ATrOIiNEY.

Observation-Disclosures
w G.. r. CLINTusa candidate for rs-e ,ac.
ion To the Office of County Attorney ut the
ensuing election.
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JUDSON INSTITUTE
NV ADVERTISEMENTS

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SHERIFF.

WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
W cd iu announce tho uumc of W.. II. W
SMITH as 70 candidate for sheriff of balIa,
"uuiv, ~ the ensuing November election.
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HAMlLT TON FEMALE COLLEGE

s. T. PATTERSON, President LEXINGTON, EH.
The largest Female College in Kentucky.
Buildings OF modern construction: appoint
ment superior, accommodations unsuipass-
Gdi heated by steam md lighted with Gas;
hot and cold water ON cu,G unDr. boiLl
course of instruction comprehensive; large
lugullF ui superior teachers: extra ndyau.
tagcS In lRuGlago, Music, pintugunl Flo
eullon. But two pupils occupy room. H..
nloguc, copy OF Monthly, published hy line
students, list vi references, etc, apuiy to the
President. or =. H. SO. Clair nullas, Teyps.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN.
" nOunco Mr. u. ID. LANGLEY as a can.
lidatc for County Treasurer of Dallas county
El""tion In November
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WESLEYAN FEHALE COLLEGE.


The nth Annual Session brrIpy NO, 10,
Most elegant hnll dings I'm the south. Nu
iNutth ouuNonicucys. Best advantages In,
literature, music aud art. Special i,fTIutirm
l9 health and comfort of pupn, M,,ir,Dt.
'h"'-'s' Apply early Tn ". &, BASS.
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COUNTY COLLECTOR.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
W nounce Mr.. e. b. GILLESPIE Ms can
ndatc for reelection 90 the Office of County
Nollartnr ''''
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Cntnrrh of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation, inflammation, all
,idcey and upinary complaints, cured
" "BuchuPaiha." 81.
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MORPHINE S S9Issn' ,, aY9

EASILY CURED. BOOK FREE.
DR. j, C. HOFFMAN, jefferson. Wisconsin
\ nNEHrlSEkS hy addressing troiGE
al. RoWELl.N CO, 10 Sprure strrot Mt Mt
nNrN' San learn the cNNct cost ~ my nm.
ro ,sv wv, y. AIINer'lSms in American News.
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DISTRICT JUDGE.
COUNTY JUDGE.
CONSTABLE.


~ w. T.. GRAHAM ms a candidate for Con-
stable OF Precinct No at the ensuing cleo
ton.
w II ARE REQuEsTEDV ANNOUNCE
" j. G.. MOZART as q candidate for CON
stable in Precinct No. !.
WE ARE REQ ESIED TO ANNOUNCE
" JoltE OVERLAND as u candidate forCon-
Ht'lv In Precinct No T.
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\ GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Frrnrs
of Youth, and the untold miscries resulting
rom lndiscrction excuses. 10 contains rs
prescriptions for all acute and chronic dispas.
IS, each one OF which n Invaluable, 30 found
hN the author, whose experience for "a wears
" such rs probably never before fcll TO the LOT
olMny physician, Npagcs, hound In heautl.
lul tNnch muslin, cmhOssel covers null gilt.
guaranteed 10 be finer work In every sense
mechanical, literary aud professional
NEy Other work sold In this county for slA.
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medal awarded the author hy the Nntionni
Medical Association, TO the officers OF which
The Science OF Life should be rad nv the
Young Tor Instruction, and hy the AFFLICTED 6,r
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, ihelc y no memhcr OF society to whom The
Science OF Life will not be useful, whcthef
youth, parent, guardian, Instructor OF clergy.
man.- Argonaut. ~
Address the Peabody Medical Institute. nj,
Dr. w. III. Parker, No. nulnnch street, nos.
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eases requiring skin and experience. Chonic
and obstinate diseases that have haficd ihe
ss 81 ~ s'Sis ,lps sSIs HEAL elan.
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Mention this paper
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UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

Athens, Ga,
FH 10 IL TUITION.
.,, Session begins trst Wednesday in October
lN,lon Tree IN Ull departments oXcept tbos.
OF law and Medicine. Tomplotr corr .,,o n,
instruction iu Letters, Scicnco' Cb"t,i. t. W.
ghi Furincrrtug, lolrd. Sta.Sh pcr mon,,S
Ht '"u guvs address the Chnn,clinr n y"
N''.o,' "a LAMAR conn.
SncrrtnrN nnnrI M 1r,.-,.'
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUSTICE OF lie PEACE.

WE Neutrality-suspicious. ANNOUNCE
" i. u. Il. KENDALL as a candidate for re-
election rs Justice of the Peace OF Precinct
No. ut the ensuing election.
w ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" hENRY SCHULZ as "a candidate for JUS
tlce OF the Peace for Precinct MOL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoUNCE
~ ,. y. bRhsWELL as n candidate for Ius-
ice OF the Peace for Precinct No. /, at the
ensuing election.
WEARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
W Colonel j. G.. STEVENS as n candidate
yor Justice fthe Peace OF Precinct No. l.
w u ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
" JOHN i. GILLESPIE AS a candidate for
Justice OF the Pence, Precinct No. /, Dallas
younty, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
'pqcp for Precinct No
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GE0RGlA MILITARY ACA0EMY

"7''''7'T
Incorporated and governed by HOard of
irusieesi n nun and experienced Corps OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
und hea!ihtuine,E; discipline equal to that OF
the best schools In The country; new and
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
inc schuoli seven states represented. Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
begins october Sth. For Catalogues, etc, ad.
dress the superintendent,
MAJ b. J. BURGESS.
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\ I ,,jr t.i'-N D.. OFFER tUW SAIIl At
. a ,hl'l price engine, boiler, corn mill r,6,,
.Ti I' rorn-,neller .wood.sow for cord ,yond.
SIND ,roni,;,lN lNlicNS, Shafting. belts. rtc.,
~ iNTrS S, HUFFMAN, 13l Elm strt... n.i''
HupNu t,v