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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THIS years assessment, our Austin
correspondent fears, is going to show
a startling decrease. There 10 nothing
startling in the premises, and Texas,
whose increased valuation in the past
two years showed $I50,O00,0O0 in the
aggregate, can afford to lie by on its
oars Tor season. 1t will at last most
likely be fou cd, however, that we still
march onward and upward and are
growing IN both wealth and popula-
ton with the famed development OF
JoNAu's gourd.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

insured ne ~ ~ eot'ct ssio invtai.
insnla, and The more esienaive the 49,
fansemonia W. have ~ facilitate this
business the botlor. itlsa subject That
immediately concerns aud warmly az
posts N our Merchants fsohanro, Ia
she general interest. Tho banks from
this tlme on during the season will bo
oyortaxsd Nth domeuds by tho cotton
planting interest, with their exchange
departments, olo., aud oven though We
had ample elevator capacity, thoro
would no woau' deficiency of funds
10 mako desired and salo advances Oh
the millions Of bushels Of wheat, Oai
and corn We could bring hore II fnHn'
cial'y prepared. Lot our farmers aud
merchants consider these facts.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

IT is said that q member Of tho Now
Hampshire Legislature, in recent In
terview, frankly admi5ted that he
would be glad when his term OF Office
expired. He said ho was doiaY the best
he could, but he was green man, and
could no moro get tho hang of legis-
lation than dry goods clerk coulo
suddenly master the mysteries Of a
cotton mill. There's the man DIoGENEs
should have caught when he was
rustling arcdnd with his lantern. Our
Texas legislators are generally as
green, but less candid They tackle
any question of craftsmanship with
perfect confidence and audacity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

AND now comes Wall street and con-
firms the contamination OF the pooling
arrangements recently entered into
by the Southwestern system at Sal
weston. The report annop1ces that
this arrangement will Gdd $5,000,000 to
the earnings of the roads interested.
These roads are tho Gould lines, the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, the Hous
ton d FvS as Central and the Texas ~
st. Louis Narrow Guage. Tho rates
over these roads have already been
advanced and the publication Of the
statement aided other corporations
concerned. Thus Wall street viii reap
q pretty big thing from US.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

a FEW recent and distinguishes
successes are likely to have the effect
Of flooding the country with personal
memoirs, The majority of them with
ont merit or public interest. But th9re
are q lew people get living who could
both interest and instruct the reading
public with such books. Among them
may be mentioned BEN BUTLER, SAM
RANDALL, THURMAN, TILDEN, and
yet others, notably JAMES RUSSELL
LOWELL. A book of the kind from
BISMARCK would bs great literary
traat
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

TIE governor of Indiana has got
some OF the notoriety of Russian
czsr. a dsstardly attempt to assassi'
nate him, whilo no was out riding
with his family, was made. This is q
distinction he probably doesn't shank
err arter." 1t does seem as If ia the
three States of Illinois, Indiana and
Onio more cranks exist and more
cruel ard cgwmd'g crimes are COM
mlt'rn L@An IL aa, other section II tho
Union.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

FIRST ASSISTANT PosTMAsTEE-
GENERAL STEVENSON, from his ac-
complished sweeping qualifications,
has become the Democratic hero OF
the hour and is now called the "Little
Giant" What an idol his big chief
would have become had he recklessly
used the broom! But MR.. CLEvE-
LAND evidently has no ambition to be
placed on a footing With wooden i'm
ayes in Hindoo and Chinese temples.
lie isn't after idol honorg.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

CYRUS ". FIELD Is cHhis wGy home
from London, where be has been play.
ing tho gay o'd bny in series Of ban
qUets and liddY round Of pleasure.
Tho telegraph war proved TOO much
for him, however, and liko R faithful
warrior ho mounted Ia hot haste and
struck out ior lhH field OF carnage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE State Grange has closed a very
successful meeting ut Waxahachie.
The trouble with such orders and or
CARNATIONS Is that they "resolTto" too
much. Their determinations and pur-
poses are generaily wise, but they too
often loavo them in the convention
hall. Ono resolution adopted ought
particularly to be pushed to full irui.
ton. II was ia effect that the grain
growing sections recommend Corpora
live elevators and rollor mills in each
county where the grain interes. na'
turally demands auch conyenierces'
The HERALD has advocated tho Coop
era,ive plan among factory and mill
hands, aud 1t approves Of i.Gmong
grain growers. IT will, in time, prob
ably, be found that this is tho only
plan to resist aud compate with capt.
talized monopoly. THE HERALD
wishes the grange success.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE work of tbs North, South aud
Central American Exposition IL pro-
gressing fairly, and New Orleans eX-
poets q big show again next year. The
exhibits from Texas taken there VIII
be transferred next April TO the great
London Exposition, whore all the
American States will be represented
until the fall of 1856. CoMMIssIoNER
JOHNSON, for Texas, will have ageucie
at Berlin, in Scotland, and other
points. Railroad companies, manu-
featuring concerns, land owners ara
others are deeply interested in this inn
narlant matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE quarantine regulations OF our
coast States are, fortunately Tor us,
now in splendid condition. The pes
thence is abroad in the world. II is
wasting at noon-day. 1t is invading
all Europe. The price of health with
US is eternal vigilance. Let Texas
guard it's own interests. Wo nave a
splendid quarantine officer in DR..
SwEARINeEN, and can depend upon
mis- doing his full duty.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

Tur next Legislature must hand
tho tax lUws. To suffer the rich TO
escape their jus. proportion OF the
taxos, TO make the poor IN u word, run
the entire state government, Is an
aba o., power and q miserable defect
in our statutes that have been long
enough tolerated.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

TIE HERALD has been insisting
that tharp was no cause for distrust
or hard times or for the exorbitant
charges for money. In the same line
of thought here is appointed remark
from the Inter Ocean, for both the
lendors and the people TO ponder
over: .'Whc can tell tho cause Of hard
timos and business prostration?
Money was never moro plentiful! IN
money ceutsrs, and the general cor
dition OF The country is good What
is tho cause OF tho distrust which has
locked the vaults and keeps tho mil
lion. ihln?u
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

SO rampant Radical as tho Phila-
delphia Record is willing to drop the
small Try, such as HIGGINS and
AouILLA JONES, and look further and
higher. Truly, and after all, tho
world moves. The Record says: "a
weak man or q politician would offer
ND IIIaGINs or q JONES, or some mi
nor offender, with glare of red lights
and bare of brass bands, and become
so completely absorbed in the cere'
mony shat he would forget all about
tsckling the big rascals. But this is
not CLEvELAND's style; and it is be
cause he shows courage and consist
ency in important affairs that the peo-
pie trus. his judgment in minor mat
ters, or if he makes mistakes are only
too anxious to excuse them"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

la may ho depended upon tina. from
bis elevated psrch in tho mouuthius
MIR, CLEVELAND IN net permitting
everything Ia tho valley 20 6sclpe his
notice. Nh. CLEVELAND isp'E che
kind ola cut 10 allow tho in!co 100
much lIbesty ev5u during his absence.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THr prohibition question is looming
~ NJ 2n Ovor,shad0wing one in Texas,
aud .ho reports from all sgi.ated com
muuiues ara o tho effect tpat "matteTs
are getting terribly hot" Tho goat
question 10 &c determined IS whetho-
This "he." is caused by too much
whisky or too ltlis water.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

Even ,se rice crop is reported rs I'M
usually largo IN this country this
year, unB the Chluamen may yet be
looked upon as Az interesting fixture
The earth seems determined 70 iasten
upon us our present mongrel popula-
ton, by being particularly generous %
all kinds and CLASSES.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE troubles of the Fort Worth Ga
zette continue, although the probaoil.'
tiles are that matters will be arranged
in a couple of days. When the Fort
was booming and the Gazette was in
the flush of health and vigor, we had
our writings OF the place and paper,
but now that they are in distress our
feelings are fashioned for forgiveness,
and like kind parent we feel that
the bright young member of our North
Texas household should not be criti-
cised in the hour of it's calamity. The
Fort will have another paper shortly;
it cauno, afford to do without one,
although the population and business
of the place may not warrant so excel
lent newspaper as Mr.. LOVING
sought 10 give. The fate OF tho Ga
xette ought to caution the fraternity
against striving to do too much and
going beyond ability. 1t is a sound
saving worthy of all acceptation that {:
Charger boats may venture more,
But smaller ones must keep near shore"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

WHILE tho country Is crying hard
times, oF more ard cheaper money,
tho novel spectacle Of big trSnsconli.
nsntgl trains aud war ships loaded
down with coin and heading tor tho
Washington vaults IN Witnessed
millions that nothing 6lse can DO done
with, bus 30 hoard.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

No man or woman ever owed more
to newspapers than GARFIELD ana his
wife, and yet MRS. GARFIELD is said
to entertain great aversion to news
paper men and secular newspapers.
This IL the gratitude Of tho world
There arc men to-day IN Dallas whose
fortunes have actually been made by
THE DALLAS HERALD, and yet whose
conduct toward it evidences that they
would crush it if they could, in the
face of all it has done for them and
this city. Happily for this commun-
ity they are but a very few, an in
terested coterie. A great deal of dis
erection aud caution is required in
hand ing the columns Of frst-class
journals. Often such papers have in
their possession matters, the simple
suppression of which prevents sudden
and irretrievable ruin, both to indiyid-
nails and to institutions, and in the past,
at least, no pspeA has more to its credit
than TIE HERAlP for what has been
done in this direcSson. or all impulses
ne basest is ingratitude!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

Tnn tolco of the press IL the voice Of
tho people, abd tho voloo NJ tho people
IL tao dodroo Of l'aio, The press of the
State, wo pra pleased aud natterod to
note, ~ with rms HnnALD In its de-
mand tor cheaper money.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

IKE cruisers are to be completed.
The navy department. can now DEM
onstrate whether good work could be
done in RoAcH's ship-yard and also
it's actual cost. The result will deter
mine how much bonus the Republican
administrations were giving JOHN
His failure is in more senses than one
national blessing. We may get a
navy and at reasonable figures.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE effect OF BEN BUTLER's leader
ship of the Peoples party was strik-
ingly illustrated at Saratoga on
Wednesday. A national conference
only succeeded in drawing together
about 40 delegates. When only one
half of party meets under such cir
cunstances it must be in q "hard row
of stumps."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

SENAroR TELLER will, in all iikeh'
hood, rxt winter be tho busiest man
in tho senate, defending hj' admins
tratiou oG the land and Indian bureaus
in the ,4torlog department, Demo
eracy uas unearlhed some choice specl-
mem or administration that will H.
suirs an the senator's ingenuity and
poli;icA. acience TO satisfactorily eE-
,nIafn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

Asa foroo political campaign Ia bo'
ing fought Ia u, gland, II II probable
that the dixie scandal originated
from The MANIA iALrIS story of last
fall. Polt dams everywhere rIa -
imilatiys ~ tney hrJ progressive.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

WI w.rs satisfied and distinctly so
stated hat genuine business prinoi
plos would determine that the Mis-.
sour Pacific headquarters should
locate iu Dallas,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

= Mace. Lisbon, Dallas ouuty, Texas one
sorreli horse, IL or Il years old, blaze f-ce,
blemish in efteye, both mind legs white,
hand on shoulder and thigh H; lax hands
high, aud chestnut sorIeli mare, II hands
Shoulder, shod IN front. $40 for any, infor-
nation or delivery of san,e; ,-
WILLIAM PERRY CRESToN.
AuOust is. 1876,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

ntA,se asys HohAlf WIS efsslesi
IN ilii neldN Iara "a Wa nuaga
rfealgst IN ih6 tieal, nLAtsb waa
only nnoe afoai IN The nsld, hut n was
a nnanO nfid.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

IrIsp omparAtiyoly easy thing Ia
CONT tho ludlans-on tue reserya
lions. 10 /, catching before counting
with tha others. Tho "others" ere
rarely over counted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

Are iUmcu0Gly stTcugthenci by the
use OF DER. V. PIcrsc's "Fav mite Pre-
scrlpJiOn," rhich c,OCs ALI female de-
raugemeDt3, Rnd gives tOno To The
system. Sold By diuRgiets.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
FEMALE Help WANTED.

wy ANTED-LADlE AND GENTLE
wv men in city or couo ry 20 take gnt
work at th ir own homes SO to 81 a day
can be cas- ly made; work sent by mail; no
canyassing. We Rave good demand Ior
our york, and furnish steady employment.
Address with stamp, GROWN MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, s94 Vine street
Cincinnati. OHIO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

THE cattlemen and the Indians
know SHERIDAN aud CLEVELAND, 1t
is sale, by the same name. 1t ia the
"Chunky-Mal.-w who Means Business"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

We invite attention 10 the above cut OF
our Gait, Channel Screw, Opera Leg, Box
Boot IT is made Gold tn oughout, Oak
sole and sole Leather Box that does not
break down or SKIN the toes; is
Calf Skin and the Upper fitted with SILK
We make them Calk Leg as well ~ Opera.
This style of DO Toes has been expert
mented upor, and developed by us for the
past ten years; tits the most desirable" ana
perfect fitting Box Toe Boot IN America.
None genuine unless firm name stamped
on bottom For ssle by the following lead
ing dealers:
Leon Kahn, Thompson Bros, Block Bros.
Dallas.
John Achenback, " II. Ayers, Houston
p Hammersm,th, Bolton.
Malone, Nc Henry S Beckham, Lampasas
NJ. Il. +herburne. Denison.
Young Bros Waco.
G G., Couch, Il. Roesler, Brenham
Dunham & FATTY. Hlllsboro.
Wells q Morris, Ennis.
q. X, Sullivau d Co , San Antonio.
NJ Barnes q Co.. Alyarado.
Cole Bros Bryan.
a. w, Worsharn 4 Co, Greenville.
j #. sullivan y Co, Cors cana
g i. Greed, Mckinney.
J.S Taylor d Co +, Abilene.
f. Viepo, Tyler.
II G.. Alexander, Bonham.
s, NJ Hamilton, Paris
Scarbor ugh d Hicks, Rockdale.
Rupey & CO., Gainesville.
Muckelroy d Martin, Terrell.
schweer d Co. sherman
"A. Hahn & Co., Denton.
II. @. Evans d Co, Fort Worth.
WomaclS, Sturgis & Co., Taylor
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'styoA CO loi oInNuJ ON
'a53No1 NOON aql ~ pu5 '6IHuDs
oUqud ops Q4IoN 'esnoq pIeyQoluIO
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5nIp s.plsyIuOV1S " J0lBIS $50 IsQ
qsSH 'eIols eSusID eVl "a eIss no ST
Wano VDHaHvId INV KALI
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
WIHterSmIs

UUGSYIbLE, KY,
Df. Wintefgn!lh, SIR: ! waive rule
have obacrvtd OF Idany years, The Va ue of
your remedy prom ting me b So, In re-
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Chill Curc The privata ms nrAuce of It's
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effects had observed on Mr.. IL. w. Mere
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&, 4 I, 5Is5|Ej.55ID

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Complete Local and Constitutional Treat
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secreiions and no disaereeable hawking
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denied clearnessof voice and respiratory or
gans."
Sold 10y all druggists. Price, Sl.O0.
Potter nruC ana GhrnlcHi CO., HoatOn.
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GULLETT'S

i0-EEE, M-EEEII Emn sge sasa. w
.wrss those ad,leseG with HheuDiasIsns, Dy9
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- tftC .tsqs9 81 TSsToaS. css5er ~ tleot.sE
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ssErtNBES -f1TlF so''A',.t-', L., 4. = ,s,r
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ICHT III YOSISl
A WAR, WAR " NTH ,', go. "a, gsSAT
ILllfTlliC hrrIDIIg.

A WILD, prRsisg IRON THAT
hTHlKRs WIN A THOUSAND
ILkurnlC NEEDLES.
LfnlrUn ALTOONA (pAJ GALL 4
valuable medielno Cnndun,, viii u I saw
t1ye ilsa1 IN your paprf have had hat
uld leplpsy, ~ Nhlen you rfad IN tue liible,
fhgre no jess not tui u amons theta,
aud did moi knos how ~ enie a. N has
many other LuRiish names have mad II
ON NY todY Forever sixty years
No DOOfOR COuLD TELL
Nc what IL was, aud probably ! never
would have kuown had not seen Tue nd
VERT aomont In your valuable paper First,
~ ascnly affection OF the skini nexl, ~
looks Ike bnInacleH ON u vessels bottom,
or m old log that has aid In tho water for
a l'ng Time and Jlst he same Ia my, feel,
knees ana elbows, nnd by taking micro
sc1po aud looking nj me II looks worse, In
other words, we will call IL
iCHr6yO,I-, on FISH SKIN,
Then comes ON what cali the wild, burn
Ing Itch ihcu WI strike YOU WI h a lhou-
sand electric itchy needle. NVu canno,
tell where 10 scratch first, You thon have
10 run ont In - the o. On air In get rel owed
Why, 10 Us drondfui, mud having 80 many
eminent doc crs, nud zone knowing what
10 do FOR youi but ] have found tno lost
tgensurr AZ last IL did not take two sp) N
iGlsOf The
CUTICURA REsoLvESr
Before H. took that burning Itch by the
throat, and bid them 10 hold OF, and II IN
or Ny iletn Is becoming softer, my hair
Is becoming oft and siiky, and then ! got
10 using external nppllcNt,oul-CuT CuRA
SOAP-urd uunOint tho paris with CuTI-
CuRA. trtua thousands Knew tho good
ness o this medlclneaN | d., they would
not be twenty four hours without 10. Its
not only adopted 10 my case, but "a all
0thorH, aud irRry one disbolieves this, let
MIN SO u next doc, 10 the Logap House,
take nay microscope and SEQ for himself.
JOSEPH w. RILEY.
guLLtDAYsHuRG, Pa, Nov. u, 1883.
CUTICUEA REMEDIES ara sold every
where. puce; CuTICuRA, 90 ceUtsi REsoL-
VENT, E.GO; SOAP, - cents, Prepared by
mo puTTER DEuO AND CHEMloALCn., bos-
Ton, Mass
Srud ior "uos "a Cure skin uisoNsss."
ssgSS iNG 5s s@lYa ri% 81 yoS SgH OK
.NAp.
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RIG0L !OI'S MUSTARD Leaves
MUSTARD leave!

. RELIABLE SUBSTITUTE TOR MUSTARD
pOULTICN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-30

Sir Arthur Sullivan is not much Of q
snob. The authorized editions Of The
Mnkado" omit the prefix 'Sir" in his
name.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-06-30
An Instance Of Woman'~ plur&

An Instance Of Woman'~ rIurk.
Chicago Tribune
Ina dentists office in Albany. Ga, a
lady came to have some teeth extracted.
She determined upon the use Of chioro-
form to deaden the pain. Nm NJ. u. was
called in by the dentist. The anasthe-
tic was given and one tooth taken out,
but when the second tooth was attacked
the patient resisted, and suddenly ceased
breathing. She happened TO be- one in "A
thousand who cannot have anasthetics
administered with impunjty. Her hearts
action was paraIyzed by its use. I'm the
waiting room was another lady who saw
the corpse carried out. She was inform
ed Of the circumstances. The lady wait
ing her turn said: "Como on with your
chIoroform. You say it doesn't kill
more than one in a thousand It has
Just killed one, 50 l guess | won't be The
next. She took six times as much as the
dead woman did, and under jtsinaUcncc
six teeth were extracted.