The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-01
GENERAL PRESS.


A. young man in want OF shave re-
Gently went into little beIber-shop
in Harlem, sat down in chair, leaned
bac L and was ab1ut 20 shut bis eyes
TO Keep the lather out, when they iell
upon an array OF wonderfully deco
rated shaving cups. On one WAS the
picture Of heaTse, flanked by two
upright collins; on another was q
dummy engine staudinG on section Of
the elevated road, and others dis
played pictures Of milk wagon, q
saw, tombstone or 2 trowei the
barber explained that The hesgse aud
coffin cup belonged 10 IN undertaken
with an eve TO business, who had got
enough custom troIn this novel ad-
vertisement 20 pay bis shaving bill
for the next 10 years. An engineer on
the elevated railroad owned the cup
with the dummy engine on it, The
other cups belong 20 milk dealer, .
stonSoutter, q carpenter and brick
layer. Tho barber said ne had an or
der for cup from y utigbUOring shoe.
maker which would eclipse all the
other cups. 1t would contain tiny
photograph of tho shoemaker on q
swinging sign. bearing his name and
tie legend, "Repairing neatly done"
-lSew York Sun,
THE NEGRO AT THE SOUTH.
Whenever a Northern man protests
against Southern injustice to the negro
/. he is told that the safety OF tho whites
az The South requires the adoption OF
stringent measures Of police 10 prevent
the blacks from getting the upp9l
hand; he is reminded that Che prepon.
derance OF the negroes 10 certain
Southern States necessitBtes tho adop
ton Jf a harsher policy than would be
pursued il the numbers OF colorad PEG
Pile were less; he is led 10 believe that
the Southern whites would sacri-
fec much IL they could
got rid OF their negroes
Yet, somehow, whenever practical
steps are taken TO reduce the negro
population OF tho South, tho whites
always protest Justify. a year ago d
newspaper OF Chattanooga, Tennessee
had quite violent article against Cal
ifornla, apropOB of tho departure OF Q
colony of negroes from that State Tor
Kern County, and now tho telegraph
informs US that Tho passenger agent Of
railroad WIS mobbed in Laureni
County, South Carolina, for Gttemp.
ing 10 ship six negro women wh(
wanted to join their husbands In Ar
kansas. Similar instances Of yiu
lenca ocCurreg six or seven years agJ
when m attempt was made TO imp0r
few negro families from Alabama b.
settle on farms III Kansas. --SGn Frau
cisco Chronicle.
business PRINCIPLES IN OFFICE"
Amid the resounding clamor OF Re
pub ican organs and iron.Clad parti.
sans against the removal Of inCOmpo
tent Republican oliiGeholders rises ,
shrill, pleintive cry Of "business prin
cipies in Office" Suddenly q vas
number of petty pseudO-6cOnomist,
have discovered that "businesB prin
clplOs" are tho secret Of good govern
mert. They rise in sanCtiHed horror
at tho removal OF Whist they ara pleas
cd 10 call tried and trusted officials
All this is affected twaddle. IL is dry.
rot and blathersl,ite. The blatant par
tisans who preach IL Oh the stree
corners and the penny-a- liners who
writ IL know that IL is tGaddlt
and empty cant. Suppose "busi
ness transfer Of any concern. Tho
property is at once and unreservedly
turned ovor to the new owners. IL Is
theirs by right OF lawful purchase
Do theso new owners stop to consult
tho convenience of former employees OF
tho concern? DO they inquire how
long these employees hHve been con
nected with the establishment? Such
questions never enter into "businessn
considerations. The aBliishnes8 oil
business" disagreeablo, perhaps, but
imperative and iueyitable, fOrbidE
such reflections. There is but one
question TO be- decided: is each man
from top TO bottom Oh tho establish,
ment best fitted for tho place no holdsi
This leads 10 inquiry into tho ability
OF individuals, and, perforce, only the
httest survive. These are "busiueal
principles" These, and none bu
these, have been followed by thu
Democratic administration. The can
takers and twRddlers know II well
What Is the use OF nonsense abOu
these matters2 Removals OF Repub
licanS from Office have been made and
will DO made. They are necessary L
the perfect working OF every brauol
OF the governmental machinery, Por
lection of the whole Is only to DO at
tanned when every minor cog is fault
less. Few Republican Oillco-holdorl
die and none resign-thoy must be nc
moved.-LClncinnRti Enquirer.
QUESTIONS FOR ROACH.
It, as stated by Colonel Quay, JOIN
Roach gave or raised 100000 to cleo
Blaine President, why did no do so
Why did no give more than any or al
tho other shlp-builders of the country
What no did for Blaine, he did 10
many others, or for the same party IL
many past campaigns, and did he thu
contribute 10 elevate and prosper tn
honest industry Of the United StateB
He says that no did II to build nj
American ships, but whore are tn
ships? His party had uninterrupte,
power for nearly q quarter OF a cen
fury, and IN that tim
our shipping has perishet
from the seas, and American ships ar
second-class IN the shipping oil Ia
world. In every important centest 10
political power aud spoils the sam
cry went up, the same contribution
wero made by the Reaches and othors
but when the continuance OF their pC
litical power was assured neither shiJ
ping, industry or commerce ioun
practical development, while tho con
tributors TO campaign funds came {
get their rewards In the shape OF GOV
eminent favoritlsm. We have OK
pended S20O,000,000 for tho improve
ment-not for tho mnintensnce-ot tn
navy since the war, and John RoRo
always cried loudeHt for it in can
paigns, gave most 10 win political sue
cess and received most nom tho Gov
eminent after the elections wore car
ried, but whero is our nayy?-t Philu
delphia Times.
Malaria prevented and thoroughly
eradicatod by DUFFy's PURE NAL
WHISKY; Sl.25 a bottle. Recommend
cd by physicians. Sold by druggist
and urororg