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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
So AisNfiE1. FLA, MARCH "a, 4s8sl
0llFcitizssis ATE essfndgeIg hohllg


for the proper officers to.9reRresent
the city government during 7thes
next terng.- 4 successful. move has
been made to dispossess these eIec-
tions of any party significance and
we hope neither willFmake an at
tempt to restore the old order of
things. Public opinion is becoming
rapidly crystallized around John II.
Merryday as candidate for mayor
and the selection is=a1F eyiideHeeaoff
the careful 1Eoasht sRo y fardhatibg
Palatka on Il most important point.
,,M.e easarse the,selectide m4st Aear-
gttasGg "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

The. people are. ipbil9pt over. Mr.,
Cleyeland's treatment Of the ofice-
49kdf,3 b ut naiS 7politief43s afeI.}ta
len and may become reYengefuI be-
fore long. healemoctaeys owedits
success mainly to the disgust IS STA. ARGUS
ed in the people by party manipula-
ton of national. e s." aud dIhQW
that Cleveland considers himseffstttEEc
agent Of tie P0bDlaFzYilTIc Instead y t4e.a9dT q T
81, the, exeGgtiye Of a. party, the masses
t%ill lbe3fikis to ,fismsesGes aadib1ind
to tkAC ftesHh0ere9fs If they abe "
e. the. &r'fIHlllia5 of diBanpo4atad sch
fshRess lQRlrG5lll8 heir ID yssaent-
But theyerliligbc servedYfaitfggfutlN
for four SeAr5 whether tifg appFes
ciate tle5wbrS-5f t4e=ser,ant ospo,:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24


TIE DAILY NEWS is published every mern-
ing, except Monday, and delivered by carriers
in tbe ctY.rog EAaBed postage free, for 50 cents
q. rhAnth B fsrphree months, $3.50 for six
months, or - per annum.
8 4eefll4Bi tit4s
paper, published every Saturday, containing
all the news OF the week, local and general. IL
Is the largest and handsomeSt weekly paper
published in Florida, and will be mauea post
age free for 81 Il year. or 80 cents pr TX
months. Specimen copies free to any --..i.t s.
Loc.., advertisements . cents per iiac Tor
hrst Insertion and 10 cents per line for eEci ad-
iitional insertion. Special notices 10 cCa]s per
line Reduced rates on continued ad, .se-
mems.
All advertising bills become due pro rata
every month Local adyertiseInC & -1atlt,a u I
the expiratipn Of the tine for Whichsthe J IRE
''i SiffsaA i.faa<ss sl8uIdk inaAs fsaxrrals,
yn0HesS0rdcT =sJT Te.s istere .etter.
Address,
w. ". RANDALL .sz.
BUSINESS HaEAGEsl. -
PALATEA, FLORIDA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
PUTNAM IN THE CONVENTION.
tt} #OurcbuntlNs i!Etaliarty, Eitliatptl

PUTNAM IN THE CONVENTION. 4.
i.U.l #Outl&buntryis peculiarly situated
ina paliieal. ,pel4l1 # view No
wlitrt is good FtrIfug between the
leaders of the two parties more care
7rhIIqG1dtNatcd ae- m9ee cordial;
nowhere are the two more nearly
balanced aud nowhere is the indie
pendent element more intelligent or
Il. JesS partisan. Ne have already ar
lbs. Sg,t upon bogl,sthts disastrous conse-
qpenccs certain to follow an emhit-
tere4raalestsoHerza queStion. which
is aJ,orF-anyl Ibcyoa5l all eorsidcraE-
y o4.2 s- ot- party expectancy, and we
l5bavG oflen urged fliatSohos reason
able sRlan3 be5galopte4 whereby the
voice Of the people irrespective of
party might be heard. .Sinct the
deuocss,ts carried he= e4ihnty at the
llasfs oleetiQp il seems pqIy jfair to
give them two ont of. the three del
esates al!owleld Us to the constitu-
tio3:A coQ'yeptiou,. but we believe
I tBty might aaSily 60 even further
tha1thFs! The best plan would be
tie earef0f nomination Of ali three
96fFLs F8brs iniIIass iaeetias assem-
sObMI Bdt it seep4 RaPdssbh.tehold
such a meeting irrespective of party
asNoBG6-idy r&lireseatalt the peo-
pier They, cannot the two parties
GIN t4hdu5At tijI8t, Ind 4battlthe re.
publicans Shyulds select democrat
for the next 'Plat6'or the democrats
.a9f1egpRIib44n 71ulg 0!BftU9
The worst evil to be dreaded in
36is c6nyenftii55hh i lie selection Of in.
ard n G Sf!l e @f}s9Sss ''' S'''0''on u III
competent or unworthy delegates (;
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
BIB sEdRB6kRI fEANEak0j
\ Revelation as a Vigorous Executive
g.G2 z f,4eaE ef.

\ Revelation as Vigorous Executive.
-:r~ ~ = naEef.
From fAS-New FtAkAsSn
Secretary Lamar has been a revelation
to his nearest Enthusiastically became
an executive officer. There was a hoba.
rataarothaRL an, eKgeGta t5Qslthat4he1yould
be abtst8 grapbf6 With thF detaif5 56f the
a psss2 + a1,3Rt6BlfStIf' REB opnt' has .s Il
assistance. His MISUNDERSTANDING Mr..
Clarke, Of NfSissiPGi, Went To- Mapping
ton, todia tkA elfail IS oA4ceF<Iafd stihight-
way went to work to illustrate a Mississ
sippi- swamp fever. He has been coug.
fined to his hotel and shaking with chiiIsl
ever since he got to o WashipgtQAf This
has left Secretary. Lamar to DO the.Wotk'
of two & He ahass AAaHagel stosdoit, ana
folks who expected to find the new Sc
cretary ssatst segldss aeslg-poring over
Pinddr and Horace and letting the de-
partment run Itself have been astonished.
He has k9pt HE Ifldfks on the jhpApIever
since he has been in Office, and most. of,
thezno bavesE done the best weeks work
they eyer did in their lives. - - III
b : ~ q A---e------s ~ -S cat
IL gst4tayt Fl gfr 9 p n14aeffeese9r..U
There was once. barkeeper who feIE
into deqliaesl psashis appetite, couldn't
sleep anJao 81: is,aaetor advised him
to try sIgange of air, ad reccommend5!i
ed tkf AEafne woods. He started for the
we4AkI suSd on N his way halted over nj ght
at 10 s During The evening there,
WITS eihle hail storm. Standing at
one ss hle Wln5dows Of The saice of his
lots Esssss3asrkesp er watdhaashe fall of
stdnes=1nany of thtfn nearly as
laresstssss & hens egg.2sszs=z
While thus engaged hewas observed
by the hotel-keePer to shed poel of
I4{aGilt}g, passionate tearF Fha0(ptel-
keeper was a tender-hearted person, ever
mindful Of his guests; so, softly approach
ing tha DEE bidk lt4Akebal lid beggeF
leave acknowledgements of his sors
row. OH It sfHotRdg Tif1tte }l5l right
again lpfeesehtt ss+.,iI said5 the barkeeper;
but with. a glance at thes descending
haiD it pains me TO see so nlasasGcEackedi
ice wasted on prohibition state.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

Al trains of this road ATE run 10y Central
(g0ta) Meridian time, which Is 81, minute
slOfTcr than Jacksonville time.
l.. GILL -.
4eake aszs=e=as
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
The: Weekly , Times
IL g.F an -ss4f-.f

II !''frHls FeE4sEEF TI5lEss7 s.ffJ;T4t4hos4,fno
the +lfgfSt aRaiha7FSf fhe Fang y qEz4dIz FieI
eF9I weekly newspapers published ~ the CO5IL
fHsahdittas nnT offered ti1ssfl E2el1sssg8 ben
iI H attp 2f Il 56q q 81 81 II t ~ Ee
ive 5l}'lyaaal 4} III fslss. II ts ait4Gf no be III
newspaper OF the people Of HE whole cggET
70 meet every ID Ft ffsSsha gs1Ga es =
!si l: 2e x ga 4s i 81. Fif f2r I'M oE
THE ANAt1lS Q.B5 R.E y Az 5a9ssfJ co
one of the distinguishing features Of TIL
WEEKLY TIMES, ~ amos X rertyl 5,Aifated 4
6 549f r 1ea{qFe y 2i f54 s BIZ 4l3T
stnagstte anNotn alTes sEfaitbn tiiisFjIsse con
ETib4I3QpS 10 the unyHitteD history OF Eb8 ~
N 66tefy titIrhher. ana maze 'r5Id psfEf' sIeci
alis1 entarfai iTFaIlsl iRsrFHctye 20 EeteI
ans Of both the Blue and the Gray. J.
tE+#F4E g Ess .E4Ha-Gt4t'fafE
Terms or sT,UI 11tss.<s.ri. j. { L-sfI15
4Fsff3fs-s.tsE.f5z 3lI .segtEt4-tls -G ~ ft5EE
THE WEEKLY TINES is mailed. posf
paid, for-Gne DelL3E q year.. Every clVb Of ?
VIII II a. ifss4sF 50 ,5a extra e5ps.I So
.sJ aT s:iEG nj G,sAtihi19ffsS b91.es usgd q
TIL E<itE.EEss AN s1.o4l
rE7fssas.as yE7ETII Tz1e. TSEFTs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
s..hAW aNDDR 3

is it just in these modern times.
10 visit the sins Of one on the head
of another, or to, held . com.
munl,y 5dEI88aaAade fEll3 ghiIt of a
. .6sne men IL lIi III fS8ddt II, bz kof
Cd tqgethefeneHiA r8Fa gaer;
we all have, heard how. the - citizens
in turn banded 10 aheth4AGte
down the accused and placed them.
in the hands of the law, and that
these alleged criminals now wait in
jail the expiation of their crimeS
These things being done, the matter,
might safely be left to the courts,
but that the guilty often escape by
reason of imperfections inalienable
from ADMINISTRATIONS. Oh lblEa4a=l4 meg
lecter cenaipanceefaNdge, jury or
the 6fficeAr8.s Yet even if the worst
happens, should the=ciitiizeMs y Man
atda be heIa responsible: SS5lI til z
take the law in their own hand ?
May eamgsSe~bAfaiFeed by an
5sn :s5.4 S8fI !es jlsnois tE1'3ssss
and peqceable because its e-best citi-
tzensLbeeoH4eL 5oFffe6IsS ofAJudge
IsyncA's aoprt-2sYetA 5osna0tafhicts
. claims to jR9e ths affPee9ial apostle of
CLAW. and erderl4 4ee4aFe--tt44F fFttz@94fan
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
ATLANgIe "a - I.INe I.NrREssaL

Leave Jacksonville daily al. q. ... lbs D M
Arrive at JacksQpVille daily at l2:30 D m
I ArFiHeEtt Callahan daily at 80. :. 80. 2.04 3 M
Arrive At MaycrOss daily at ... $50 D IN
Arrive at jesup daily at ~ - SIS b IN
Arrive at savannah daily at. ... I:4D D IN
Pullman PaFlOF Cars Jacksonville to Sayan.
lhfs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

AIflNe At Jacksonville daily at. l1:.H1 d N
ArFirettt Callahan daily at =. 2:04 5 M,
,ArT1Ye At MaycrOSs daily at ..---. $50 D IN
Arrive at jesap daily at ~ SIS b m
Arrive at savannah daily at. ..... 1:4O. D IN
Pullman PaFlOr Cars Jacksonville to Sayan-
nah,- THIS tTflr stops at all local stations bee
tween 'jaeksonEllle and Savannah qvo--,
FAST MAIL.
Leave Jacksonville daily at.........a- $50 D nj
Arrive at Jacksonville daily at....... 1900 m
Arrive at Callahan daily at.-.-...,.z.. 3:f0 p1p
Arrive 1T WaycrOSs daily t,....... -. 5:8j D IA
Arrive at 9essup daily a1j@s5 ~ 6&85 , m
Arrive at savannah dailyat..4.,...... 8:IT p m
Arrive at NashingtOHyjRs Ga daily at ll:l0Fp III
Arrive at New York daily at. $500 go Il N
J. Iall man Butfeta nd Sleeping, Cars gacksOn-
vile TO New York without change. ,,: r,+,,; y
JACKSpN1ILLE EXPRESS. Z
Leav Jacksonville daily at =. ;. -3fj /, III
ArTIYe IL gagf yIe daily at ...;.-g 5:5I IL n
arrive at Callahan d5tily at. ,...,. $50 p n
llftNe at Eaycross daily .I8:[5 q IA
ArriEe, at Jesup daily at. ..-.... Il % y m
ArriFeat Macon daily at ~. ''.. ~ 10 q ne
llAEgiEeat tiailta daily at. - li1lE5a h n
.Ir PUlIm&u Hotel and Sleeping Cars via Way
iiCFoss and Pullman P6lace Sleeping Cars, via
Jes.tIr- gJac1aonSille, 70. Cincinnati, Cqnnec-
b stEFa tatet y anpe8see, }EugiDR and Geofgig
!! R3IlrnafS for all points West and Northwest.
EAST FLORIDA 'EXbGEss.. . me E
Leave Jacksonville daily st : ~. ts@{}fp m
AfgIEe q Jaekgonyille daily at .rs, gq;l51a m
Arrive at taiftG daily at......... G:tI5 D N
Arrive ataT aXcsesS, daily a6ziEn.Q9 afla12l III
Leave Gainesville daily at. . - - $40 y N
f5e55Ie Live 6?ik daily 1T. - - $50 D u
Arrlyesat 4up9nt dsi lily at. .......Ll 90 D M
"a fniNI 4t in d daily att = + SODA N
AITiSb 1T 3lbtr1iy 6diiy at ! = a :, 16U a N
Arrive at Montgomery daily at. $1,000. 7:4S D m
Arrive at GSllp daily at, ,..,r....r,.a ;3:42 II
/ Arrive ct brunswick daily 1T. !Sg.s 6l5 a NJ
/ Arrive at Savannah daily at. " 6:05 a II
Arrive at Charleston daily at ......- .I2:40 p II
PulImai1 RdadeJsietDA,s cars, Jaclssonvllle
! TO Louisville via Thomasville.
/" Pullman d}fs st and fe 4,fil q ea4;3 sfc a
/ vile 10 Washington, d. G. Pullman Palace
! Sleeping Cars Gainesville to Savanna Con-
neCtiOnS at Montgomery with Louisville auG
Nashville RAILROAD for eve Orleans and l'e K Il
| points and the West and the Northwest A
! Sa4Ea nnith With Central Railroad of GeOrgL
! for all points West and Northwest. Charlestos
aiaErt s1VSHn0h RailWHy for all P2iltS1 Nert b
/ with Townships for New York, Philadelphia
4 'BGSES 4 ana Baithnore.j At Charleston vita
/ stcan5h ships for New York, Philadelphia an(
/ Baltim ore, f.5GL} Z :.-a. - AI i
/ Through tickets sold to all points by Raj
/ and, SteaJpShip connections, and ,Raggagt
| 9htqkGd througlk Also SIeepingGllH BERTH
.F4sa =fsestiQDss secured ut Company 5t9sfce il
/ Astor's Building, s. Bay street, and at Dep6
/ Ticket 9tHce, and on board Pe0Rle'szLiGe
! Stearaees II. B. Plant, Margaret. fhattaho6
chez ana jennie Lane. - o
/ s-=sa = $50 JAS. L. TAYLOR,
! 81 p aE s~4sGeneral Rsssenger Agent .
-, XESS> Agent. 49,,
l. Z :
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

5lhefSfERs5sIT THE I,4bA4kA POST tfFFIeEs
y - As SEcoSD=6LAss@ MAIL MATTER ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24

Sarasota mrwderers escape. Is that
i2a s'' ~ 7 ltgI5ea # 9lMiegSaEo'so".
.8f jadtg1Ay Jury ~ and bs6ghan? Has
not 4, Community discharged jHbzdq5
ty-whenea-msn-chargeti= 1vfttitrzrrinre
hee,REsoe:iysdgHiF. trif at the hand. hands
jiury2has spoken, ought~a mass-m meet
ing reverse that decision even if it
does not agree, with thatprQnQuQced
beforehandby ahe 5Tmss4hf5H?
h., VS. rqfFSaats ahqsqgnfH9d reign
Fbf law 1trid' 0rdtii as ardehtfy as any
man3 but VIZ, sfuseeG th8 9aSSB 6i%our
statute books and the order enforc-
Ted by legal Officer. HtIf these fail,
we advocate IL x vision isa the IaIy or
punishmen az. 81 y ifie4a!s,s 81
tthat yisft0ss avQfA, the section where
a crip9 i@rpssibls. According 20
the Bgio ofktkef TSpses- Union the
public should be warned to avoid
jacksonville ,becaFSe. of scgdnHKs re-
feorded by3tiltS Same PAPER Is not
the T.-U. neglecting a duty "close
at HanaA to talk IodSek and vaguely
to the injury of it's neighbors II
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-03-24
'FI83dda S0ufi8rI1 Railway
sup I'll E. = I n DENTS .0FFtCE

t3 3ilj! -ia3lllstt Do ti'lii4 10 8i4H tt3 1list
sJtl-J3Gig 9sf7 T5IfETJTI-511 -ytTETCs:S-s u. e
PALATK ~ F'IA. RJsnaar5 IethyQSs5.
4 Beg. ri ng Thursday, IanuaIy 20, trains "
and WIN run daily betWefp, Fa4nesEiiic ard
Leesburg as follows:
Dteey s.4SainssFFle,2 RI eEIsges - ES,5o " n
Arrive Ocala .--........ Pc. -..-- ..-..- 1I0j IN
Leave Es3fiIi33sG0N7 .IIyJ ' LAO P E
Arrive Ocala, ....... .......-... .... 317pm
= ~ GasTesStIle.sS, -z-s<. Z q. 4 = 5sE5 IN
This train connects both ways with trains on
s. F. & w. Railway. iii
l. Guains teoY4Rg Rqipthsat 277Q. Hl.yapd ar
irving IS r TP1rYJ eYee|rX Eefekk day, connfqT
with trains and t at GrHelle. ~
Trains 13 and Il viii run between Palatztt
7Rdn GRneSyiAe, on, Sunday s. 34HlE,, having
Palati1a at 7;59 a. N.
Arritigfg1 GRAND II .. Il e.. $50 y. m.
MIG Gdi6bEtiAe = n 1000 e
LEAVING Gainesville. 49,, $500 800 = m
A 4iBI|al898 { }Hl1 g38 y F93I.IH3fB .
arnan8 ig 1 8?11ff?898H3f1 WI tiq "' and at
= d. HOIIISTER
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IMPORTANT TQa8o"'BtJILDBRS
n cumberland Laths
III Small '8Bir d. u ltaar6e5 Qqaatitit
' .5s... .,@Ff1gL The 9atlljiI.at t5 Re
Devil 5REb0y Opposite Paallaa@54
HcadnuurtefslS rs e cd IN. ILiigA:a !.

Hcadqu Z alfd *au TtiiGAa.' ON
corner X 2ter land sNa5jsORI Strepts.. HavtI
our owhItiig-bOat and Tighter thabt-s rs tod
liver lumber up or dQ9FnH.H8f8 eEsncst udva
iE6S4isi6as ittddsE 2FaR{Pfit $50 [fsa Ldispau
So4a sll9IY 81 F64Hffos aasI
Uo1dj juluA;-RssE1I2 ". a4ziCEE G.-H5IHs Il d
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11

Alta late hour last night officers Mil
ler Lewis, Turmoil and Torbert who
we're posted by tho knowing ones ma 10
raid on SO oOlored blaoklegs who were
throwing craps in an old building in
The center Of tho block lust eaat u
the courthouse uquaro and the scene
mat ensued battles description. The
building had one door that opsned
and throo windows which were
nailed up. The officers walked in
quietly. and stood for fully five minutes
preserving the crowd before their pres.
ence was detected, so interested were
they IN their ieyorite game. Finally
one OF them caught glimse Of the oill-
Sefs Just IA another who had thrown
called out "Seben an' olebbenl Tho Q
was grab Tor the money up,
AND wistnll look at the bar
ned windows and guarded door.
iIo % sat moiionless, cycling the ofii-
ceIs Tor several minutes, and the OH.
co.'s smiled smile OF satisfaction as
tnoy viewed the crowd. The 90 looked
~ each other, and one If the gang
uueked his head and bounded against
me SIDE OF The house with force that
hnockod of several planks, and the
'sank followed HIM, making their es-
Sape over the roofs a-d through by
WAys unknown to the ofllcere, who ru 3
tieu around as best thJy could in the
ralk' They secured two prisoners nut
ro,e no little chagrined 10 find ,hey
pau captured tho iniormants.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11

At meeting of the members OF the
church and congregation of the First
Presbyterian church, held on yesterday
at the church, plans We're submitted and
unanimously adopted for the purpose OF
completing and furnishing their present
church building The meeting was
largely attended, and perfect harmony
prevailed throughout. All seemed
Jealous for the cause, and manifested
the same by liberal donations. We no
tlced one OF our bankers present. and
although not a member OF the church.
headed the subscription list with very
liberal contribution. Evidently this
church is in a prosperous condition
and it is gratifying TO see the officers
and members all working together IN
perfect unity. We can safely predict a
bright future for the First Presbyterian
church of Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11
The Frozen Meat Trade,

Tho following Is taken FROM no London
Globe; The report OF tho medical
officer of health for the port Of London
shows that during 1884 the imports
of frozen meat amounted ts the enor
nous quantity of go 1914 sheen and
ll53O qugr,ers of beef. Most of these
supplies arrived in "magnificcnt cOndi-
tion," but in some Instances great
deterioration had taken place during
the voyage, Involving heavy loss 20 the
importers, One snip whlci arrived in
August, had 2 go quarters OF basf de-
strDy0d out OF total freight of 2,2Sq
quarters, hut this proportion seems TO
have rcen altogether exceptional.
When meat IL ordered 70 ba DESTROYED Il
Is sold for boiling down purposes, the
process being carried out under official
superyis ON, 10 prevent any finding it's
way into the market. The price OBJ
tanned generally leaves asmRl balance
Tor the consigness after al expens \
are paid, but this goes only very small
way TO ward covering the loss. On the
whole, however, this Important trade
has now reached a reasonably safe
condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11
Mra. winslow's soothiuc svrun.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian Freeman:-We would
by no means recommend any kind OF
medicine which we did not know 70 be
good-particularly for infants, But a,
Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family. II has proved u blessing indeed
by. giving an infant troubled with collie
PAINS quiet sleep, and the parents UNI
broken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is an
article which works to perfection and
which Is harmless; for the sleep which h
affords the infant is perfectly natural, anG
the iittle cheru6 awakes "bright as but
tom" And during the process Of teeth.
ing its value is incalculable. we have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not be without II from the birth q,
the child till 1t had finished with this
@stnlng Siege, on any consideration
cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11
A0cnuIne sncoo...

Three years ago such a thing as a
cheap and servlceable family dye was
hardly known, aud the ladies' of our
household hailed with delight the in-
PRODUCTION of the now well known WDia-
mond Dyes" By judicious advertising
in the Dallas Herald and very large
number of other suitable newspapers,
the proprletors now have q pleasant
trade ia dyes alone gilmore than mill
ION packages month, or over a knlf
mlllion dollars per annum. They are the
Leading dyes In the market, and the
pfopriotGrs arc justified IN saving that
they are the purest, strongest aud fast
est of all dyes. Messrs. Wells, Richard.
son " Co., have some very entertaining
aud instructive circulars which, with a
sample of32 colors can be obtained bv
sending stamp to them ut Burlington,
Vermont, or for 10 cents, n Handsome
colored cabinet photograph, or sample
package of dyes, any color, will be
mailed free of charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11
seoret RemcdIes.

SEoREr medicinal preparations may
DO good, but they may DO injurious.
The system should be discouraged
Particularly should mothers refuse to
give their children remedies the in
gredients Of which they aud their ply
sicians do not know. Many remedies
for children are absolutely dangerous.
Godfrey's cordial, Dalby's Carminative,
Batemann's Drops, Syrup of White Pop.
pies, Soothing Syurp and Paregorlc all
contain morphine or opium in some
form. We know of but one remedy for
children which defes mysticism and
bears upon its labels list of its COM
ponents. The vegetable Castoria as
acquired It's popularity as corrector OF
childiens' ailments, not alone because
II is a reliable medicine, bnt from the
fact that its liable inspires condolences.
We shall bail the time when Latin pre.
scriptions and secret remedies cease Ia
be the means through which unprinc-
ipled empires may impose upon n
eredulous public.-[ Hairs Journal
OF Health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-11
THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
DALLAS & NORTHWESTERN r. r.
Strong Company Formed Raid on
iacklsgs-PrOspeetive Revolution
In Gas-The Temperance Con-
ventIon Closed, Etc.
Closing Labors of W. g. II U.


The state convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, which
commenced in this city Friday, closed
its lsbors, after three days session,
Yesterday afternoon. The convention
was fairly attended and was mar ked by
lis zeal and earpestness throughout in
lis formidable efforts to dethrone King
AIchohol. The meeting yesterday was
largely attended.
The exercises were interesting and
the sermon preached by Rev. Il. b.
Chrisman, of Corsicana, was a good one.
The following was the
PROGRAMME:
Mrs. Clardy read 905h chapter I'd
Chronicles. Sermon, by DR.. Chrismsn,
of Corsicana.
Sunday Afternoon Meeting for
young women. Repeating Psalms, by
Miss Nellie Knowles. Esther, an essay,
by Mrs, S. A. Buchanan, of Waxahachie
Addresses, by Mrs. Merriwether, of
Tennessee; Mrs. Saxon, of Tan
nessee, and Mrs. Winkler, OF Texas.
Young ladies of the city especially in
vited.
Evening-Song, "Nearer my God to
Thee LeGIure, by Mrs, Saxon, of
Memphis, Tennessee. GOSPEL temper
ance songs.
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.
To-day convention of prohibition
I lists will be- held in al Shady View Park,
terminOus OF the San Jacinto street rail
way at 10 o'clock a. m.
The basis Of representation shall be
as follows:
LIST. Every lodge Of Good Templars,
every COunoi. OF the Friends Of Temper
ance, every Union Of the w. G. II. u,
and every other Temperance society in
the state OF Whatever name, will bs en-
titled to send one delegate.
"a Every university, college and
school, public or private, includ ing Sum
day schools, may send one dele gaze.
3D.. The PrOhibitiOnists of every
county in tho state shall be entitled to
send as many delegates as they sac
proper, not exceeding 10 from any one
county.
Attn. Delegates OF the Woman's Chris
tian Temperament ion will please bring
with them certificates Of their appoint.
ments from their respective unions,
PROGRAMME.
/. Assembly OF delegates at 10 O'clock
a. m.
2. Call to order and announcement of
the objects of The convention by the
chairman of the executive committee,
.. Temporary organization.
4. PermaneAt organization.
). Regular business.
In the evening at tne same place, at
So'clock,, Col. Il, &. Dohoney, chair
man OF the Executive committee, will
uellVer al address upon "the requisite
!epAedies for the suppression of the
liquor traffic"