The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-11

nouio nsSe teeu parAilel ons n Mr..
hooston's. Ii would have been better
ior the ''bisineefiisd Knightn il Ne
hed Sept quies, hCt he doesn't seem 10
possess thai discretion which is said 10
De me better part OF Vslor.-ISsn Az.
tonic Times.
THE aAZErrE.
IL Is almost supereroSatory 10 sun-
plement the very Kind ana hirhiv
complimentary notices of the Gszstfa
IN the State papers, from which No
nave recently made several selections.
But me silent praise Of our Increasing
subscribers, and the substantisl en-
eouragement afforded by old and new
advertisers, is even mOIe grStlfyiu-,
Inc Gsxette mas, since the dawn OF the
new day, nourished in the sunshine OF
popular favor, and the MERIDIAN is vet
lar on. The opposition TO the Gazette,
81 nrst UNUSED, vague, snd-in its in
uehhIeness-more pcrientous In ap-
pSSrance than ia reality, has materi-
aliZec into \ handful Of men. WIN
stand aloot from tho great bulk of the
people, and inspired By different ms.
slons, seek TO force the people 10 nat
ronize their venture by (as they cau
~ t"downing the Ga2ette.r Among
the lew VINO have not generously rec
ognized and appreciated the efforts To
make the Gazette worthy OF Fert
worth, are good and honest msn,
whose better judgment was worped by
nasty auger and whose pride stands in
the way of tardy retTactlon. The Ga.
zette in the meantime goes its way, re-
gretting, that any ill-feeling ram
kles still, but ehsersd and made hope
iul oy the thousands who daily De-
clare 1t To be, without exception, the
cest newspaper in the State OF Texas.
-tFort Worth Gazette.
GIVE Us SILVER,
NOW That the business season Is az
nanu the question is Gifted asked, why
10 there not more change in tho coun-
sfyT There is no scarcity Of money
Ior legltlmst9 business purposes, hut
when check is presented at the bank
1t is paid in large notes, $40, $50 and $40
Dlils. In large cities where business
transactions are heavy the business OF
the bankers is done through the clear.
ing house where settlements are made
once day. In the small towns wa
have small transactions, and it is
no uncommon thing for a dealer In
so over halt of the business part OF
town to procure change for u $40 bill.
Inere Is, as nearly every Intelligent
reader OF the newspapers of the day
KNOWS, plethora of silver at the bus
mess centers; the sub-lreasuries of the
oPlted States ara crowded 10 their ut
! most capacity with standard dollars
ana still there are comparatively few
IN the South and West. We want
silver and plenty of it; every man
VINO has dollar due him would be
| only too glad to DO paid In silver. If
inc silver could be put in circulation
1t would enable thousands OF small
deblors who are now pushed 10 the
wall TO pay their debts and mt the
same time tend materially 10 ease the
stringency of the money MARKET
Bfenham Banner.
A CRITICISM.
The Fort Worth Democrat nplcked
up" General Ross the other day on n
misquoted passage Of scripture, IL
corrected his declaration that the
reading is "AIoney il the root OF AN
evil" and itself announced that tina
passage is, "rhe lSve of money, etc.p
80 FAR so good, But the Democrat then
dfiited on Into tha scriptural msshea.
and thoy entengle lots of them. IL
added that Paul was not tho author Of
this language, as ROSE haa announced.
and proceeds TO tell US, "with ali mod-
esty" that il is found ia ons of tho
epistles written by Timothy. What
GORGEOUS ignorance! Paul wrote two
epistles to Timothy, Us The records
show, but TO whom did Timothy ever
lndite any epistles? The Democrat ia
as little posted on the scriptHras as
many preachers whom we frequently
hear quote from Isaiah "Gho way fgriug
man, though o fool, need @ not err
therein" list. 30. Times.
| 4sf GRAND JURIES,
Fr0vious 10 tho adoption OF tho pres
enG constitution, grand juries Were
composed iot IL men, and now there
are 10 hsmes drawn, 20 as to
make ous Inc IL required, without re-
taiealnen. The most remarkable thing
III this connection is that the practics
or having Illegal grand iurles should
| nave continued SO long in any
county in the State, and tue poiEt
not discovered by tho lawyers, for thew
are always on tho lockout Tor sharn
points. The fact that the error was
not repeated ia this county 10 credita-
do to the district Judge snd attorney.
and II u had been done the members
or the Marshall bar would not have al.
loved the point 10 have passed single
term OF court Marshall Herald.
PROHIBITION.
one OF The most forcibl0 and pathetlo
articles which have appeared in the
papers, on the subject of prohibition,
was addressed by n wife and mother
IA waco, to the esitor Of the Day, after
the result OF the election. II was q re-
Ply 10 the Days comment on the ro.
BUT AID concludes with these words;
FRO morality, tho Ladies', tho Bible,
God; Contra, greed, ambition, apps.
ITO. Alas for Wucow- [rexarkauG
States.
PROHIBITION.
FIonibltlOnists want to do something
That cannot be accomplished until SO
years hence. Anti-pr0hibltionist want
| less hogs, more corn to mako corn
juice, higher occupation tax and more
young Americans 70 drink more adult
Grated stun to educate their sisters. IL
seems that tho whole human family is
continually wanting something. They
| mako themselves sick by their dis
eased mind enumerating their wants
and then they want something Abb
leno Quill.
now lsIr ANYHOW?
IL is strange that tho protentious
leaders of so'oalled Democracy will
call local option Democracy, and thon
ilght IT, and not only do that but climb
the pulpit and tho preachers. Preach.
efs, we presume, have no right TO deal
IN politics or wear political name.
-LAbileno Quill.
-.
a well.known citizen OF Watherd-
villei Maryland, Mr.. w. II. Graves,
writes: | suffer sometimes with acute
rheumatism and your Salvation Oh
gives mo instantaneous relief, and /