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INDIGESTION CURED.

suffered for more than I've years with
lndlgcs' ion, scarcely able to retain the
simplest food ON my stomach The burn
insscusotlon was almost lntolerablc, and
my whole system was derangcd. I was
wolSo.ul and could not sleep, and conse-
queuuy moro or less nervous an the time
declined In flesh ana suffered ali the usl.
a. depression attendant upon this terrible
disease. I'm word, / was miserable. At
iasi, railing TO lind reliefin anything else,
co mmcncCd the use of Swifrs specific. i
Gesgu 10 Improve 0t once The medicine
toned up the stomach, strengthened the
digestive orsans and soon all that burn
log ceased and / could retain food without
dillcuiiy Now my health is good, and can
eat rnythlng In toe shape OF food, and di-
gcst 10 Without the slightest difficulty. l
most cheerlully bear this testimony, be.
cause there sro hundreds suffering as |
was, and am sure they can be rs readily
healed. Take the prescribed dose after eat.
ing, instead OF before.
JAMES MANN, No. II Ivy street
ATLANTA, Ga, May l3, 1885
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A Mcmillan, Waxahachie; w C Ms
son, Goshen: IL G Troupe, Grand
Prairie: Il @ England, Kaufman; w G
Cundiff, Decatur; James r Crsvens,
Gainesvile; w G Bennett, Grand
Prairie; w r Jones, Dallas; G G Mont
castle, w H Webb, A s Bullock, Nc
Kinney; J T Kendrick, Plano; G @
Marshall, Sherman; John A VIII
liams, New Orleans; Il Il Workman,
Louisville; 9 f Johnson, Waco; J A
Bennett, Thorpe Springs Il Elliott,
Temple; w B Ogihero Shreveport,
Louisiana; Eugene w Sumdell r w
Fargo, Austin; Captain John S Cor
ley, city; w H Howell, Marlin, p G
Hardin, Terrell;,J H Smith, Fort
Worth; Ii B Lynne, Mexia; J B Hous-
ton, city; VT Mays, Marshall; G A
Reading, Richmond; j d Harry, Dali
las; II w Fleming, Granbury; II d
DeTchred, I II K Ry; w Morris,
city,
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Texas Trunk Kailroad

The gentlemen who purchased the
above road are receiving overtures
from citizens of Palestine and Tyler
to extend their road to their respective
towns. The citizens of Tyler are very
earnest in their work and propose to
meet the Dallas people in committee
and are willing to do their part
toward building tho road. They ar
que that by making the Trunk a
.iHrtow,g aguo II could connect with
the Texas & 81. Louis and the Kansas
IL Gull Short Line as well ~ tho In
ternati0nal at that point. Such n
connection would be of great
value TO Dallas and give her
another eastern and an independent
outlet. The purchasers of tho Trunk
Road arc not yet ready to make
move IN any direction, but are consid-
oring tho propositions. They intend
at an early date 10 try and reach the
Texas x st. Louis Road, but at what
point they are not decided. Tyler or
Palestine are looked at rs points desir-
able. 10 would necessitate leaving
Athens out and crossing tho Texas Il
81. Louis ut some other point.
There was a meeting OF the directory
held yesterday at the law Office of
Benners 4 Miller for the purpose of
recognizing and transRcting u lot OF
routine business. AS the meeting was
Of a secret nature, what was done has
not been made public.
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sEABRooK,
D0cToR RANSOM,
ocuiit

Oculist
s, AiSet taxing q thorough course o, in.
Sys wv. ~ the Eye lnfrmnry Inn Now
Io5IEl oilers TO treat dlseases OF lie , SSe
iTnS, mules especially. Address WoriGSIn,
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD
THEoLD PIONEERS PlcKNlcKINe
County Sunday School Convention-The
TexasTIunk Extension PROPOSE
tions-Tumblipg Roof and
Walls Courts, Etc


Dallas County Pioneer association
The Dallas County Pioneer Associa-
ton met yesterday morning at Shady
View Park, and was called to order by
Colonel John G. Mccoy, president OF
the association, and was opened with
prayer by Rev. j. NJ. Myers, chaplain.
The association is composed of citi-
zens OF Dallas County who came to
Texas prior to 1850. A largo number
OF the early settlers of tho county were
present yesterday, as we'll as quite a
number of those who came 10 the
county at later date. Owing to the
late hour at which the society was
called to order, the address
OF welcome WAS deferred, and
the whole assembly were invited
TO remain on the ground and take din
ner. A sumptuous feast had been pro-
pared and soon everybody was seated
at the various tables, and while they
toasted they talked of times and scenes
long gone. There was enough previs-
ions on the ground to have feasted
twice the number of persons present.
After dinner the society was again
called to order. Colonel John G. Nc
Coy in behalf of the Citizene OF tho city
of Dallas, delivered the address OF
welcome. All who know Colonel Nc
Coy, know just how elegantly he can
do such thing, and his speech yoster-
day was most elegant effort. Judge
Nat M. Burford responded to tho sd-
dress of welcome in behalf of the asso-
citation In & forclble and entertaining
manner, ellciting frequent applause
FROM the assembly. This address was
to have been delivered by Governor
John M. Crockett, who was detained
at home Oh account of sickness.
Hon. John II. Reagan had been M.
pointed and hGd agreed to deliver tho
pioneer address, but at the last mo.
merit letter was received from him,
stating that his wife was too sick for
him 10 leave her, and that he could do
nothing more than send kind greet
ings to his old friends and his many
regrets that he could not meet with
them. A letter was also read from
Governor Throckmorton, stating that
his health would not permit him to be
present, and that nothing would have
afforded him more pleasure than TO
have again met with his many old
friends in Dallas County. Universal
regret was expressed by the people at
the absence of these two old and tried
friends Of Dallas County, and kind
words OF sympathy were heard from
everyone for Governor Throckmorton
in his afllictlon.
A call was made for DR.. A. NJ.
Cochran, who responded in brief and
timely speech. The society then adj.
journed, and the remainder of tho
afternoon was spent in social inter-
course.
The society will meet again to-day.
Several speeches will be delivered by
different orators. Everybody who Will
come will be welcome, and ample pro-
Visions will be mRdA to entertain thnm
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Old Father Time DIsappoIn,ed

Good Deacon Jones is really ono OF
the salt Of the earth, besides having
almost peeped into tho spirit world.
Malarious surroundings and unavoid-
able exposures sowed tho seeds of dis
eases In his powerful frame, that two
years ago culmirsted in q hscklng
cough, sallow countenanoe and
emacisted cheeks, which al betobenad
an carly departure 20 better world
His sorrowing friends could easily dis
Germ the gaunt form Of old time in tho
background ready to swing his gleam-
ing scythe and gather him homo.
Despair settled into certainty Just as
his physicians had proyidentially
secured case OF DUFFY's PURE MALT
WHIsKEY, and he fastened to pre-.
scribe 1t as last resort. The effect
was almost magical, and to-day the
universally beloved man enjoys q
hearty old age, blessing tho means
that restored him TO health and use.
fulness, Full date OF above facts
furnished privately to those desiring
them In good faith. Price 81 rer
large bottle Of all reliable grocers and
druggists.
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nThe Fnaieht In Tho Mnrldp

0fice Southwest Passenger Agent Wanda
liza Line & Pennsylvania Route, Dallas,
Texas, July !, 1885, TO all Coupon Ticket
Agents In Texas and Arkansas:
GENTLEMEE:-In selling tho round
trip excursion tickets 10 Pittsburg
(Which arc good TO return until Octo-
Der 81 by the Vandalis Line you are
hereby authorized tossT 10 p.ssenGers
that We run three solid trains daily
each way between St Louis aud Pitts =
burg; that these excursion tickets are
good on all trains and that "Eo EXTRA
FARE Is CHARGED on OUR FAMOUS
LIMITED EXPRESS TO PITTsBURG PAS
sENdERs" on these or any other tick
cts.
limo from st. Louis 10 Plttsburg by
the Limited is only - hours.
Time from st. Louis to Now York,
81 hours, with three daily trains each
way. Worry Respectfully,
GEO. A. KNIGHT,
southwestern Passenger Agent
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ROCK COLLIE E
DALLAs. TEXAS

Mrs. Croom's Select School Will reopen
toe first Monday in September, assisted by
thoroughly qualified teachers. Languages,
both modern and ancient, taught Of usual
price. Very superior advantages offered
Tor thorough musical training. Instruments
Art Department in charge OF n good
teacher at usual price Text books same
rs used in pnblc schools of the city. Mrs
CrOom's intuition Is TO be thorough and
practical and teach children such things as
they should practice when men and VIC
men, For terms and other Information
pertaining to the school, either cali or adj
dress MRS. ELYA TRIGG GROOM,
Rock College, corner Cantegral and Live
Oak streets Dallas, Texas
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MIss ROSE e. CLEVELAND
Tho Presidents Sister In the Role OF
an Authoress

Tho Presidents Sister In the Role OF
an Autboress
Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the
Richard and Anna Cleveland. Her
native home was Fayetteville, New
York, from whonco her parents re-
moved to Clinton whom she was little
girl, and later to Holland Patent, lit
tie hamlet near Utica, where her father
took charge of tho Presbyterian
Church in 1858. Her father died in that
year, leaving little Rose an orphan at
the age of 7. The parsonage had
to be given up, aud the education of
Rose became the mothers life thought
and labor. In later years she was
sent TO Houghton Seminary, where she
proved q brilliant pupil, graduating
with the highest honors. "Original
People" was the theme of her gradu-
ating essay, her audience prOnouDcing
IL most happy effort. Miss Rose
then became teacher in the HOugh-
ton Seminary, when, after remaining
IN thst position two years, abe went to
Lafayette, Indiana, rs principal of the
Collegiate Institute In that town.
She aftergard taught in Pennsyl-
Yania at q private school for a short
time, and then conceived tine idea OF
leoturing before classes, and proposed
20 the principal Of HougntOn Seminary
TO make the beginning at her Alma
Mater.
Tho latter entering heartily into the
arrangement, Miss Cleveland wrote a
course Of historical lectures, which
sho delivered that season. AS she de-
voted herself to her aged mother, she
was unable to leave Holland Patent to
pursue her work continuously until
after her mothers death III the sum
mer OF 1882.
After this sad event her brothers and
sisters naturally expected that che
you'd make her home With one OF
thom, but being OF al independent me-
ture aud self-reltant, she preferred 10
remain in tho old homo, where she
continued 10 live when not away loo
turing until she assumed the exalted
position rs mistress OF the White
House.
Miss Cleveland will ROMAN in the
White HOUSE, as long as hcr brother
remains bachelor, bat by her own
Efforts she has created for herself pO-
sltiOn among celebrities in literature
that will be more enduring than tho
honor and fame dependent upon the
political fortunes of her distinguished
brother. Ifa Mrs. Grover Cleveland
should appear at the threshold of the
Presidents msnsion, Miss Rose will
quietly reopen the door of tho home
stead at Holland Patent (Which she
has purchased out Of the earnings of
her own labor, and resume tho work
which she reluctantly abandoned for
her brothers. sake.
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RTHUR NJ. MILLER,

w u, WRIGHT q. wRIcu, N rcyvosr
WNlehr' WRIGHT & ECKFoRD,
\. SO Attorneys-Gt-Law,
Texas, ' '''''' UP stairs, Dallas
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For some time past have docoyed
tho readers of tho HERALD into road
ing my advertisements, owing TO
their peculiar makeup, / dosiro to
apologize FOR imposing upon your good
natures and valuable time, 10y inviting
you TO my Art Gallery whom you want
fine photographs. My prices arc the
highest In the city, and II Is well
known fact that my pictures arc the
best j. IL. WEBSTER,
The high.priced photographer, Elm
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FREE FROM MALARIA.

In the fan otlSSl was taken with case
Of malarlal fever which Frustrated me
both body aud mind | was drugged after
the old fes hion with mercury and other
mineral mixtures, but with no good results.
MY health was shattered and my energy
gon9. My legs and feet would swell, and /
had what everybody thought was dropsy
These symptoms alarmed me, and / was
ready To grasp ut any remedy suggested. A
friend advised me 10 try Swlfrs Specific. /
procured three bottles and commenced II IS
use, The swelling soon subsidized. / have
taken the three bottles which have made
a perfect cure, and / feel like n new man
to-day, There never was amorc merltOri-
Gus m dlclnc offered to suffering human
ity, IL has wrought wonders for me.
WILLIS JONES
Ltcsburg, Lee County Ga, March II, 1855.
For sale sale by all Druggists
Treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases,
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, ca.
ljlW 23d ST. NY.
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. = VffVf IT INaFIWII 7
Southwestern Passenger AgeII
A building Caves In.

Yesterday morning about II O'Clock
the roof Dg and portions of tho walls
OF the rear Of Harry BIOS. hardware
store, No. go Elm street, fell In with
fearful crash. Tho mass Of brick
and mortar created a dense dust,
which attracted quito u crowd. For.
tunately no ono was hurt, though one
OF tho brothers of the firm he'd but a
moment before left that part Of the
store that caved in. The damage is
slight. a foroo was at work tearing
down the walls OF that part of the
building which fronts Pacific avenue
TO rebuild 1.-two stories high when IL
fell In.
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ST, Louis Seminary.
4 Private sele ct School OF High Grade
for Young Ladies.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
in view of the city, one mile OF the city
limits on the Wabash Railroad. The place
is beautiful and healthy Number limited.
Discipline careful and homclike each pu-
pill lndivldualized. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and instrumental and Art
Teachers OF large experience. CommOdi-
Gus, well ventilated buildings, with beauti.
ful and ample grounds. Early application
only will secure aroom. Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sept. 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add 'ess the principal, d I BLEW ETH.
l.. d. Jennings, Mo.
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Lady Physicians for BOMBAY.

hhuJ inybleihns LOT bOmDny'
Tho Bombay merchants recently
appointed committee to try to induce
some lady physicians TO 20 from
England to practice medicine in Bonn
bay. One lady has sailed, and more
arc TO follow. In all such warm
climates, and particularly in the warm
latltudes of this country, the lassitude
which warm weather brings on il best
counteracted by Browns Iron Bltters
which the lady doctors, and every
body else, ought always to have on
hand. Mrs Boswell, of 1903 Lexington
street, Baltimore, was cured of general
debility by Browns Iron Bitters.
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Runaway Boys.

The boys described below ran away
from their homo In the fork OF Elm
and Cloar Creeks, Denton County,
near Green Valley; q. James, aged II,
about feet . inches high, black hair
and eyes, rather stoop shouldered,
When no left no had no coat and wore
white hat. David James, aged 10,
light hsir, blue eyes, about 8 feet I
inches high, dressed In ducklng pants,
brown coat and vest, had on one over.
shoe. For any information In regard
10 the whereabouts Of the above boys,
ID. James, their father, says no will
nav reward.
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Mild, soothing aud healing IL DR.,
Sag0's Catarrh Remedy.
Grand Cnnnnrt

Tho garden at tho brewery is now
running In full blast, opon every day
and on Saturday evening and Sunday
night grand concert will be glvon.
Lot every person who enjoys good
music and good beer and q good time
como out and bring their friends. he.
liN Herman spares no pains or OK.
pense that Will add TO tho comfort OF
his UtigglQ
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County Sunday school Convention


The following is the programme Tor
the second days proceedings Of the
Dallas County Sunday School being
held at Lancaster:
PROGRAMME.
Thursday Morning; $50 a. M,
prayer and praise; s;l5 a, M, can regu
larity and punctuality In Sunday
school be the rule and not the exoep.
ton, DR.. IL. j, MoilLt; o q. M, FREQ dis.
cussion-throo minute talks; 0;l5 q. M.
association formed into q SUNDAY
school--noxt Sundays lesson-f,
Kings, 1928 81; 1880 u, M, question
drawer; ii n. M, what does IL mean 10
be teacher? Professor w. T., Clark ;
ll:l5 q. m, childrens mass meeting,
Mrs. S. Il. BuchRnon; l2m., announces,
ments- dinner,
Thursday afternoon: , y. m.
Praise service; 2:l0 p. m, report OF
committees; election of officers for
ensuing year; selection of place for
next meeting; 8 p. m, open conference;
first, difficulties IN our work; second,
encouragement In our work; ip. M.
closing exercises; 1880 p. m, adjourn
mont.
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This famous health resort, noar Mar.
shall, Texas, ia in full blast, visitors
arriving daily good faro, home like
comforts, and health.restoring waters.
Rates reduced. Hacks running from
Hynson's Stable TO Springs. Address
o. E' Hynsoni Marshall, Texas.
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NER YNtLiND ClNSERYlINRY 1l Hrlr

hpston. Mass, OLDEST ia America,
instructors, ,yl students last year. Thor.
oush Instruction In Vocal and Instrumen.
tal Muic, Piano and Organ Tuning, Fine
AIRS; Oratory, Literature French, German
an1 Italian Languages, English Branches
S i, ,la eIc' Jditiou Sj TO $50; board
alI room go o so pcr term, FaH Tenn
oeglns september 10, 1855. For Iliustraied
SiSai,Crndiar giving full Information, address
ton, Mass. ""'V' DOS
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Schedule Filed.

The schedule just filed in the county
clerks Office shows tho asaots OF Mo-
mand Bros, tho grocers who assigned
last week, as follows: Goods, horses
and wagons, or stock, amounting TO
SlliG3AG; good accounts, S. 200; doubt.
iul accounts, SGl37G; good notes, SOS;
doubtful notes, Slll.l9; total, $l2,72O,3l.
Amount OF liabilities, $u,0i722,
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WARD 5 SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES


A famous institution The Alumnn
number 7e3. Tie attendance lSSl-S5, $50
for sixteen states. The dist session be-
gins September |, 1855. patronize ithe col
lege.. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance to Nashville, adj
dress j, Q. Patton, Professor Of Mathe-
nallc5 and General Agent, Dallas, Texas.
Professor Patton is also connected Win tbe
southern School Agency, and will supply
schools aud Colleges with Teachers and
ICachcr5 with positions. institutions In
IL States have been supplied
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Cartor's Little Liver Pills arc froo
from all crude and irritating matter.
Concentrated medicine only, vary
small very easy, TO take; no pain; no
gripping no purging.
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For a while, that is in tho forenoon,
yesterday, promised TO be as warm as
Its predecessor, but It cloudod up In
INC afternoon aud, Judging from the
cooler broezes that followed, n rain
must nave fallen south OF here.
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Postonlce Box iC6.
Keynote to Health.

Keynote to Health.
Health is wealth. Wealth means In
dependence. The keynote Ia DR..
Bosanko's Cough aud Lung Syrup, the
best Cough Sprup In the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Paines In the Chest,
bronchitis and Primary Consumption,
One dose gives relief In every case.
Take no other. prico so conts and ST.
Samples free. Sold by all druRgistg.
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LADIES

who use SoZoDoNT have only to open
their lips TO provo its excellence,
Their white, cleaning, spotless teeth,
and fragrant breath will toll the story.
There IL moro demand for this whole
some and unexceptionablo preparation
than for any other dentrlilco In the
market Ono day Its use will DO uni.
versal.
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To the Grain dealers of Texas

l want GOO cars of Understandable oats.
Quote mo your lowest prices, sacked
and bulked, f. o. b., from ono to as
many cars as you want to sell. Imean
business-want the oats, and will pay
tho highest market price for them.
Address 9. Q. WILSON,
,u Terrell, Texas.
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JUSTICE KENDALL,
Dick Bell, disturbing tho peace, aned
81 aud costs; Dick Bell, disturbing the
peace, continued.
CITY COURT.
James Salmons, lighting, dlscharg.
cd; w. A. Dao, intoxicated, continued;
James Edwards, obstructlng sidewalk,
discharged; Burwoll Cox, obstructlng
sidewalk, discharged; Max Borkon.
rood, violating Sunday law, dis.
CHARGED,
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IDYL no MORE

The dollar OF our dnddlcs
Is not considered bad,
Nor do folks underestimate
The little sonny's scad.
But the Sunday OF our city dads,
The Appellate Courts adoption,
Beats sons and dads and County Courts
And even Local option.
Then come and see, at old Glen Lea,
You'll ind things"vcry fine;
With open door In the eve at four,
And the same In the morn till nlno.'
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uorsrords Acid pho.phate,

FOR SICK HEADACHE.
DR.. N. :. Read, Chicago, says: ~
think IL 10 remedy OF the highest
value In many forms of mental aud
nervous exhaustion, attended Inv sicS
headache, dyspepsia and diminished
yitalitvu
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KEEp YouRsELF COOL

And Refreshed During the Hot Weather
by using Hickox 4 Hearne's toilet and
bath cologne. Only 90 cents pint,
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L. NJ. Clover Il Co. is the only drug
store In tho city that you can get e
prescription put up at any hour of
tho night The place is nj Elm
street.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Ar InE sr. aEonaE.

AT THE ST. GEORGE.
NJ NJ Carly, San Francisco; w Kim.
ball, Sherman; James Blasengamer,
0eenvillej Jeo w Cleveland, city; +
p Framell and wife, Sweetwateri II
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Call and SEQ those beautiful Jumn
Seats just received by the Weir Plow
Company. ~"