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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Looks :Like a Canard.

loNpoN, Jan. 81 Sir William; Vernon Harcourt.
Home Secretary. to-day received letter which al
legged that an extensive dynamite plot was being
matched, and mentioned & number OF buildings
thar dynamlters Intended TO blow up. It also
gave the names of several ptotters and the places
where they could be found.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

CHAGLoTIE. y. c., Jan. Sl.-yoseph smith fatally
eut bis wife near Lincolnton Thursday nieat in a
CT Of jealousy mob went on. TO lyme him,
but were mel NJ the house by smiths brother.
VINO wa gusrdi1g ;t wtsn u sh otguRs and ~srued
the intruders back. He Was riddl "a with bullets.
hn, Joseph smLth u lds bis escspe
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

bill Is due TO BismRrck's speech regarding the
fixed number OF hours FOR A normal working day,
made during the debate on his bill, January 16.
The Socialist bill prohibits the employment Of
conyicts by private parties or corporaIions. and
also restricts the hours OF lGbor 10 the day ytime
and iOTbids the employment Of children under
four
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
stabbing and sbOotag Array between
Passenger Conductors.

FoRT WORTH, Tex, Jan. 3l.-A street afrsy oc-
Cured this evening between Harry A. Talmsge
and Samuel Crawley, both passenger conductors
on the Texas Pacific Railway. Talmage received
styeTe knife wounds on the head and shoulder
CIswley was hot through the scalp. The affair is
shionoed IN mystery. Talmage is son OF A. A.
Tslmace. of the Wabash Road
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Arhansa. Elect. a senator.

I.ITTIE Rock, Jan 3i.-When the Legislature
met in joint session at noon. Ex-Governor Berry's
letter, Withdrawing from the Senatorial race. was
resc ON the first ballot James X. Jones' Repre-
sentative from the Third Conversational District.
was elected TO the United states Senate. The vots
stood; Jones - Dunn. 10; G. r. Breckenridse, 3
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
p,phthsr,. iu Norshsrn New YORK.
Boonville Herald. J

On the east side OF Black RIVER, from Grelg
to Natural Bridge. diphtheria ie endemic
and death is cutting a vide srsss. Families
Of three, four five al SIX ar taken. In
The villsge of Natural Brid-e Dot child or
youth who hss been take i0wn With diph-
liberia has lived, and pt sons forty i've TO
sixty years of age hsve it.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

l4zsaKScE. Mas. Jan. Si---4t the saeus<t into
ths cause of annie Shericsn's death Nsfznret
Kelly testified that james sheridan. the gir,'s
fsfber ~ cd Ms gnter foal af,s kicket
ne G. Esely three times in tie eb10men The med
heal examiner STAT that rapture ~ the Dlapder
iHouclEe ,peritonst.s esused bsr death.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

IT. Louls. Jsn SL.-Jack Hays. recently convicted
Of numbering Philip Mueller. ssloon-keeper
near the falr gtOgLds. over year was
tened to-day 10 be banged on t1e 10Th OF March.
Anappeal was taken
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Heavy storm and Floating Ice.

ST. JOINS. \. r.. Jan. 31.-A terrific northwest
storm on 1hurdsy and Friday drove the steam
ships Newfoundland ana Miranda over hundred
miles seswsrd. They arrived to-day two da
over due. coated To the rnaSt-heads with Ice.
LsTse todits OF heavy St. Lawrence Gull Ice
diving out to the Atlantic aud north OF the lorty
fo1rtn parallel.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

B2,D@saz. a<n si.-The British steamship To-
3sdo. hon Shields, reports having passed the
sN1ecx o. "a American vessel. bottom siie up, in
the track OF steamers To and from Europe. rhe
iolrio encountered q Succession OF gales during
lke entire .6x<sge
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. /.

NAsHlSdTOns Feb. i
I'm xeAnesee ana Ohio vallev- Partly cloudy
vesther; iocsi rains. generally followed by
se.d =. clearing selsher winds shifting to north
vest: rising barometer
For Upper Lake Region-Local SHOWS, fol-
lowed by colder. cles' ing weather; northwesterly
winds; rising barometer
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Socialist w.rkiuxmen.- Hi,t.

BERLIN. Jan. Sl.-Tbe Socialist members in the
Reichstsg have introduced workingmen's pro-
lection bill. which they hope 10 have psssed IT,
stead D. Hisnsrck's bill. The introduction o. The
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

cry or MFXIcO, Jan. 3i.-A valuable convoy
en- route between Toluco and Cuerravsea, was al
lacked Wednesday evening by organized baDdas
abe escOft was 0verpOWenng and the silver all
captured. Government troops are nov in pursuit
Gi the robbers.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
remple Bar rhreatep.d

LONDON, Jan. Si.-The new law courts, at Ten
pie Bar. are clio ely guarded to-day In conseo
OF letter received by the authorities that an at
tempt will be made 10 blow up the buildings.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Further statement. Regarding Goodmap.

LONDON, Jan. sI.-Goodmsn, the alleged dynam.
iter arrested at his lodging in Westminster Dis
trict yesterday, is still detained 6y the police. II
is isrcportec to- day that no internal machine was
found in the prisoner room, sld the detectives
nave not yet i0und anything against the prisoner
beyond his peculiar habits and nervous disposl-
ton. a detective has occupied GoOdmsn's lodg-
ings since his arrest patiently awaiting callers for
the prisoner, but yet none have appeared. Il is
now believed the reporters were deceived by tue
Scotland la1d authorities III regard 10 the import
anCp Of the arrest.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
DEVELOPMENT

Helen wilmsns in Chicago Expre<.
Take yo1rself as yoa are; say here IL my
little garden plot TO beautify aod caltivaH.
and shall make il 30 attractive that the an
gels will come in and bide with me-.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
Imports of the Week.

NEW Y0ES, Jan. 81 Imports at the port of New
York for the week were g. 4tsC0l of which s2,O7l-
90 were dry goods, aud s5,ss7,90o general mer-
chandise,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
F~,a,I, stabbed with a Pair ..s scissors.

BAY CITY, Jan, Sl.-James A. Williams aud
William r Evans. co.ored barbers h4d an siteI-
cation, this sfiernoon. 10 barber hop. in which
Evans stabbed Williams with a pair of shears
three times. twice On the head anu once in rhe
lett breast, the in>t-ument penetrating the hesrt
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

Williams walked out OF the shop and was tsken
home, and died soon sfIer. Evans has given htm-
self up.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

Women deceived by men want 20 marry
them. IL is . hind OF revenge - good - Wy
or er-Bes umspoiI.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The Prince Of Wales TO-DAY
visited the scene of last Saturdays explosion a
Westminster Hall.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
weekly Bank Statement.

NEw YORK, Jan. si.-The following is the banK
statement for the week ending to day:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-01
WHEN INDICATIONS.

FOR SUEDAY-Psrfly cloudy weather;
local rains, followed By colder, clearing
weather,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
sIDEwALA MITES.
Gardening has begun in earnest.


Yesterday was another beau tlul day
City council meets tonight in regular
session.
a fun lire Of Bur & Mear's shoes a
Leon kahn's.
Received the first installmento OF spring
hats 40 Leon hahu's.
The strife boing over, tie meeting
called for last night was not held.
Tho wreck on the Texas 81 Pacific
railway near Haudley has been cleared.
1t is conceded by art critics that Wob
ster's productions excelis anything in
Dallas.
Farmers report that the oat crop hgs
been almost killed, ami that wheat is
looking line.
The eclipse Of the suo by the moon
| yesterday was witnessed by hundreds
here through cUlorsd and smoked
| glasses.
! Two women, either drinking ar crazy.
we're taken in charge yesterday and
locked up by the police for unusual
conduct.
Why not use chopped feed when you
can get it? The cheapest and the hest.
| Telephone or send your order 60 Fel.
| toms mill, and II VIII be deliYertd
promptly &. ". FELTON,.
Frank DoYere, tho veteran and popu
lar concoctor of drinks, late OF the Buud
| Of Trade, has accepted = pontou with
| Mr.. George Loomis, At CiHdtork'5 bar,
under tho ST.. George hotel.
| st. Palricps church, corner Of Wood
AID Cabcll streets, Rev. Father Y
! QUINN, pastor. no day (St. Pahick' y
! day. solemn high mass (Mozart's I2D;
sermon. Atuigbt, At 1880, v-Sper; pau-
egyrlc Of 81. Patrick, benedietiou.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

DALLAS, March TO- Editor HERALD.
i desire TO call attention to some OF
the benefits that would result from a
thorough geological survey Of the state.
There would bo determined by this sur
yoY:
The areas occupied by zach geological
formations.
What formations contain ores, conl,
marble, clay or other valuable minerals,
The quality and probable quantity OF
such oros and minerals.
THOR probable value aud tho facilities
for working them.
The varieties OF soils and the areas oc-
cupiod by each.
The modes Of culture and crops adapt
cd TO them.
The quantity and quality of timber.
The saline and fresh water springs
and wells, and the possibility of obtain
Ing shelter or artesian wells at given
localities.
The streams aud water power they
furnish.
There would DO collected during the
survey vast number OF specimens oil
rocks, minerals and fossils, that, when
properly arranged In cabinet, would
attract attention to our mineral deposits,
ana ddd TO tho progress Of sClouro, aud
DO source OF pride 10 every TGxan.
Texas fossils are in demand from every
scientific collection ia America, as wolf
as foreign countries, aud 10y u systemat.
10 plan on exchange, a magnificent cOl-
lection could ho obtained OF such fossils
"a Hro not found IN Texas. Taxing all
those aud many Other facts into con-
sldcratlou, 10 seems to me to ha highly
important that the legislature pass tho
bill now pouding 20 "provldo for geo
logical survey Of The state OF Texas"
w. II. CUNhiINs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

chants are not ablo to get supplies, only
by express, which causes want of
many things the people are accustomed
to masticate daily, and then the add
tional high price at which the express
companies bring everything makes q
most unpleasant void about thu pocket.
To vary the monotony OF the strike
squad Of the irrepressiblo small BOYS
got up Job Of railroading on a small
but independent scale by rolling a fat
car along tho track near the depot.
Willie Armstrong was caught by a
wheel aud had his right hand crushed
under il.
j. IL, Calhoun has opened up bis store
in the Lew house erected by Scott
Elill, and is looking as fresh as II thoce
had boon no ire.
The grass has at lat started to crawl
out of tho ground, and tho cowboy and
yearling and heel flies are beginning to
look happy. The warm days and
spring showers arc making all things
look youthful again.
Prot. Kynett has gone 10 Pecos to
spend few months in teaching tho
young Ideas how to shoot.
The pulic school still sloepeth, with
little prospect of waking, until after the
election of trustees in April. Mrs.
Haygood continues her private school
With unabstsd success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Capital city CuilIpss.

EXTENDING RAILROAD CHARTERS.
AUSTIN, March 10. 49, Special go Tho
bill passed extending the time of
forfeiture OF railroad chartors Affects
tho Dallas road-the Texas Trunk road.
twill pass the house.
.oRATulrous ADVICE FROM AUSTIN.
Tho Dallas city election creates somo
talk here, and the general Impression h
That straight Democratic fight will be
tho right thing.
rHE SPEAKER
Us still absent nc home on business.
me speaker pro tenn grows IN popu.
larity oVery day 10y his fair, Just and In.
partial rulings. Whatever convictions
OF desires no may have as TO the merits
OF hlli, one cannot tell what they nro
uy ms rulings ON questions brought up.
nhE MKT ATroRNEY.OE ZEN ERALsuip.
The candldaturo Of Comptroller
swain Tor governor will give the attor.
ney-genoral 10 some other soeiion. ana
Senator Bell Is most likely the coming
man. N''''"h
rnE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
senate bill attaching the insurance do.
partmout, with one clerk TO tho conn.
troller's department, will most lkeiv
pass the house. Miss Brewster IA thc
choice OF all for the clorkship. Wv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
BIue under the EVE.

There is no beauty in that lendon hue
which appears in deep streak under
tho eyes, Indicating disordered diges.
ton and dismal debility. Ladies' who
carry with them this evidence OF suffer-
ing should at once take Browns Iron
Bitters--the sovereign remedy for femi-
nine weakness and Impoverished blood.
MIR. j. N. Bradford, of Huntsville, Tex
as, says: my wife was IN delicate
health and greatly debilitated. Rrown's
Iron Bitters relieved her"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
A E.nderrnI nl.o.rrrt

Consumptivesaud all, who suiior from
any affection of the throat and lungs,
can hnd certain euro In nr. King,
New Discovery for Consumption.
thousands OF permanent cures verify
tho truth OF this statement. No medi
elne can show such a record of wonder
lul cures Thousands of once hopeless
sufferers now gratefully proclaim lhey
oNo their lives to this New Discovery.
II VIII cost You nothing 20 give Il a trial
Free trial bottles at W. II. Howell n
Bros drug store. Large size 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

-. ,.trei1 att. on north side sol AIsrS an
street ay "a itel, on west tldc OF tlt thuti
street, containing thi square lest 2 hh uell.
fitcd SlS2; RINK C0ckreii lot lb, hllcH -
having 10 fe-t front. on north Nue az of9 az
street, bv 20i feet. ON east side ~ burlington
street, containing ai,sH square ley,, neh'lttu
SlusIl. Catholic Cas- 'edrEi, l1' black III
being l'i feet, uu north Side of hrNau sfeeli
by "a feet, ON east side az clt.Nlel street,
gontI rg 3lofl square feat9uu benefited SIS,
A1of said and belng in fhe city end county
Of Dallas emo state of Texas, ana AIT OF Inc
above sums of money being iHt respective
proportional amounts OF special ll&tS que
upon an surrounding property ui''lN nehe-
ntud hy the opening pi said sNgeri anu Rg-
gregating the amount required % pay FOR
'Spc Z Inst INC City Assessor and Collec-
tor Is hereby ordered 10 collect SAID special
taxes in accordance with the prov slOns Of
the City Charter la such eases made ana
provided.
Sec. 8 That this ordinance take effect from
and after Us passage and publication
". H. CABELL, Mayor,
4 tue COPY: W. y. PARgY civ seerelsr,s
u ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARD
~ STREET:
sEcqIor J. BE it ordained by the City
Council OF the city of Dallas that Ia accord
Ance with thc dedication heretofore made by
Edward O. Browder aud n. *. Buriord,
owners Of the ground, Akard street. as now
opened, ls hereby declared to be "A street Oithe
city, my feet wide from Mill creek to the
lire Of the corporation, the course being Il
continuation Ina direct line Of said street on
the north side of said creek and that this or
dinanCe shall take effect and be euiorc d
from AMI after It's passage.
Approved February q, 1855
w. %. CABFLl, Mayor
A true copy: w. IT,. PARRY CITY Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

EAsrLAND, March l5,-lCorrospond.
olive are away from the hustle
and business OF the largo cities and see
but little OF the workings of the great
strike, until II appears In the columns
OF the HERALD, but the effects OF II arc
felt here In several ways. Tho absence
OF almost constantly passing trains adds
greatly to the dullnoss OF times. Mer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
4 SKIN or BEAUTY Is 4 JOY FOREVER.
Nv. 4. Felix ooaraud's
Oriental Cream OF Magical 8GaDtIter
puRIFIEs As NELL AsREAuTIrIFs
THE SKIN.
so Oihur Cosmetic VIII 80 II.

orly made, Accept no counterfeit OF similar
name distinguished r. l.. 4. sayre said
w hdy OF Tho heut ton u patient. "AH
you ladies' win uso them, / recommend ,0ou.
fauds cream aa the least harmful OF an the
sbln ptcpnNtionsw One bottle win last ak
months, using II every day. Also poudre
gvNult ,ehpyes superiuuus hair without In
Jury To thoskln. MME. NJ, n, 4. GOuRAup,
hole proprietor q Bond street n. Y.
tQf sale hy Rll druggists and fancy' goods
dealers throughout the TN ted States, CANA
ua anu Eurppe. Beware OF base limitations
one selling the same
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

w ANTED-A YOUNG GIRL on =,
~ years wants si'uaiiO in a privst,o
iAmIly 20 assist in general hous gWOrlt, Nj
=. -9y3 -. ! o.S e,i'e. narl7-lt
NNTANIED a pEkMAN OK >EFnE
~ gri tu coax, wash and on 1lt q -
family. Apply 90 j, ". WEBn SO N'Hl5IH
s-lses, .- Mari6-tf
II ANTrD-A FEW ACTIVE MIN ~,
~ sell our new goods; only small ~
needed. Call ON j. ". ~rRoNa & Co. n q s5
nam street. febSsun.o-tS
NJ ANIED-TNO ilRSr-CGNSS ~
W penters for new coutt- house: Sin oil, ~, w
preferred. T. C., LIVINGSTON, ClarEs,iiiaA
Texas. mnri5eei
NErANTED - AGENT, AUURFSS Si7
W Louis Electric Lamp Co., st. L1uis. NJ
for circular, cuts ana terms of 6G-raIlHT,,
power Marsh Electric Lamp. i nariSiges
NVANIkD-IO EXCHANGE VATTTTS
w bic improved and unimproyeJ -
for goods or city property. For partic 'i,,Is
address " ILItAM w. GIBSON, Real FgtusI
Agent, wills Point Texas. ,nar.ntItes
~ ANgEO-TkANELEEs 10 SiTI1p ~;
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, T,vaE
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprieiress iias,
thoroughly lifted up, and cuuducted m, Use
Euronean plan, with restaurant attarhSIs
cial inducements for dru miners frsin3,
YEI ANrED--THE TEXAS MITTI7I, ~.
~ dOvluent Association viii give g6od any,,
profitable employment 20 cxp1rloncsI Z, s 'uu
nuce solicitors. Address A, NJ. HAIL So
tafy, Us dalus.reet Dallas, Texas. NJ,
INyANTED-AGENTs- 1T WILLPAYI IN
" telligent mon aud women seesiJg -
niahie employment to get my illrstrate, III ~
cuGr and terms for the Gel DRAFTED Misso.rI
Steam washer, which by reason of lis r.sat
Intrinsic merit mas achieved such phenom.
mai success. Exclusive iesdtOry guarantaoI
TO active, working agents, ana sample W ~
eg sent on a weeks trial on liberal terT,s
address J, WORTH, sole manufacturer Stores
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

When Noah was In the ark Young
lam was always playing tricks ON tho
ola gentleman. One day he told His
sea,iaring FAT hor that there waa water
IN the cellar, and they had all caught
eolul Then u dawned on Noah that he
hau omitted 10 secure supply of DR..
bulis Cough syrup, which he always
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17


EOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE. WIN
4 rooms, at No. ~, near corner Of Sycdt
more and Camp streets; nice shade treeSsnI
good water, Inquire OF j. NJ. PAT ER ON.
2i3 Patterson avenue ma-i7ti
EOR RENl-A NICELY FURNISHE6
mont room. Apply at 929 Jackson
street.
IGOR kENI-THKAE GOOD PIANOS FOR
4 rent at [, II. EDWARDS, 7j3 and T35 Main
street, Rent paid allowed TO apply on nv.
chase u afterwards bought. mariI-7t
LOE RENT - ThR u FIJHNlSIIE6
rooms, vi b board; reference re.ulredp
inquire atsl q olive street, mgrlS-if
LOR RENT-NO. rs MAIN STKEEP-T
A. suite Of rooms. fitted with gps. wafer
elc.i very comfortable and es ecially suited
Tor professional gentleman with family. An
ply city Nationa tank mah
EUH RtN1--A HANDSOMELY FJrRN.
= iaAed room. Apply Ut Elm 81.
LpR KENl--Bl THE YEAR
T. b large windows ilN4', surroundius tie
Office of the Grand-N inusOT Hotel ONCE Ia
The rutundo Of the hotel. Apply ut office
This Is without doubt the best advertising
sIacee ~ }ni- city, as 70 u Ia sight day aud
hieht all the year round. fsb2rif
h'OR RENI-THt LARGE sTORE, COR
II ner Mainland Austin streets, under tle
Grand Windsor Hotel; this is the most de-
sirable location In the city for drug store
having an entrance rom tine court OF the
% tei IA well as adjoining the uules en-.
trance, WIN u windows 70 the south. Apply
20 Office OF hotel. nbai-H
gOR NHNT-1iNI D. STONES JNuEE
r the drUud-Miuisur Hotel suitable for
umlslany Eauiotl buslncss. f.J2jtf
INUB HENI-TlIt sMALLUFFlCE ND-
= Joining the entrance or Grand Windsor
Holei. Main streets best location in the city
lora railroad Ickc, office. having au cl.
t&htt irtu iuluud1 of hotel Apply 700 Office
OF hotel. ud1Hf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

This name has become se familiar with
Tho most OF people throughout the
United States That Il Is hardly necos.
sary TO state that ho Is tho originator of
the great DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
syrup, tho peoples hvorito remedy
wherever known, for coughs, colds. Con-
sumption and all affections OF the throat
and lungs. Price 30 cents and SiOO.
Sold by Hickox & Patterson, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Major J.hn \. E,l,o,t


The followingromark Is from tho pen
of well-knowu Texas correspondent,
who appreciates tho sentiment Of tho
people in tho selection Of Mai. John +.
Elliott for governor OF Texas In lSSB.
We reproduce tho correspondents ssnti.
ments To show tho people OF northern
Texas his popularity aud tho interest
taken In Mai. Eliotps behalf Tor tho
goYunorship;
ruE ELLtorr nnOM.
The suggestion of Mai. John Il. Elliott
for governor, mado by "a number of pa.
pers IN the state, meets with hOnrtv
nilirmatiye response by many lepisla.
tors here. They accoid To him much
credit for the able aud magnificent
manner In which he has managed mat.
tefs for Texas at tho Worlds rNhiH.
lion and credit him with splendid exec.
utive ability. Should he desire tn ON.
ter tho gubornatorinl race, his friords
viii be legion In overy portion ut the
state. Tie, of course, has not eXpressod
himsol ON the subject, aud will' not do
so unless strongly pressed by his
friends when the time comes Cross
TimbOra.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Carter's Little Livor Pills will posi-.
lively euro headache and Prevent ils re.
turn This IL not talk, hut truth. One
pm a dose. To be had OF all druggists.
500 advertisement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Pain from indignation, dyspepsia and
700 hearty eating Is relieved AZ once by
taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills
after dinner, Don't forget
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Johu Bacon, DoutuniC y Staley, q u
Lano, w IL simpson, 80 Louis; y w
tlnsig, 81 joe, Mo-; Flank q Case, |.
W kupphy, WmJ Keller, city; vouey
Han, MnrshMG I'M Rush, Paris. W 4
TIN, Il u Cmm, II l. Periuoe, J ID
Stoar ms, Louis II Cohen, l. samson,
u Il Bloweth New York; J N Stecre,
ballast II Tukersley, Colorado, Taxas,
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How Few There are who are aware
That SO n the gums AMI teeth decay,
Unless they are brushed with greatest car
win hOHOlONI from day On day;
Forlhls great dentirlcc; we know,
VIII Keep th0m purCund WhiiUas snow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17
Another Vanda,l. Cut.

ST. LOUIS, March l5.-Tho vandsla
will tomorrow reduce New York pas.
scnger rates 10 Sll, another cut of 81.