The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-23
STATE PRESS.


bales hsct wou,d bs above the aver
sgs) We have $2a5 a. result of one
years labor. Nos, who among orr
farmer friends would care to work for
the small pittauce OF s2S5 year and
board themselves? Stnl there ia M
estimate OF the capital iIvests d or ,hs
wear anu tear Of Implements aud stock
necessary for shls production, Ms
imagine We hear some one exelsim
"But he has ais corn, potato, 8 and
stock To y. sist hun" 1t is true
he has corn, but ;nis
corn, sl,d all OF il will be needed. IN
feed the stock employed IN raising ths
cotton, ana as for the other i,ems. wa
contend that man who cul,iva,es IA
acres OF Gotten has no spare tune ca an.
tend to STOCK or anything else. The
only way cut of this difficulty il IN
raise about five acres of cotton end
plenty OF grain, rs much 80 he can
handle, and he VIII find his prcfi,s
thrilled, as he viii have ZINE 10 devo,s
to his STOCK HDd have sufficient grain
to keep them IN q Marketable c0pdi-
ton. L. the fall, when not much else
is to BIO done, he can gather his cotton.
This is the only way any profit can hs
derived from raising cotlon.-I Texas
Plowman.
10 MORE YELLOW FEVER,
For two or three years past the now
celebrated DR.. Freire, Of Rio Janeiro,
has been attracting the attention OF
the scientific world by his microscopic
Investigations OF ths causes Of yellow
fever. His discovery of the deadly
Microbe, even upon tbs graves oil the
dead from tho disessa who had beeu
paired Tor months, was hailed as one
OF tae great discoveries OF tho ale, and
mankind has ranked him along with
Koch and NJ. Paateur. The csuse o.,
yellow fever was found. The remedy,
Tar more important, still remained
locked up IN the arcsna OF nature.
This, too, has been fou d beyond a
doubt, IL ths dirpatch be true. Dir.
Iriere inocnl ated 5000 persons with
the cultivated mlcrurc, snd of tbs 1000
not one dlsd, whereas 400 persons not
1nCculaied sucoumbed 10 the disease
in the ssao lCcaliiy4-[ Austin States.
man.
THE NEXT UNITED STATES SENATOR.
The neSS Uait0d SlGtes senator from
Texas shoula be vigorous in mind and
body, learned Ia the legislation Of the
country, profoundly yoraed In poli,i-
cal science and thoroughly cognizant
Of the tendencies OF the times. He
should bs elec'ed with tho view of re-
tanning h'ta iii that position until his
age beeemas 100 great or until his
ability AID wisdom seoure bis promo ).
ton. Lot him be xiad OF whom rex4s
will be proud and WHOM the nation
will delight to honor. The Mail does
not mean to intimate this man has
been or has not been naMau; nor that
he will or VII not be named; nut that
hecan and should oe tIslnsd. He 10 not
to be tou3d III every assembly, but he
10 In Texas.-lFors Worth Maj.
MONTAGUE RAILROADS.
Montague Ia Ill aGlow wish railroad
excitement. The etfort has more OF The
reality than any formsr one, 3. least it
has succeeded il getting up moro en-
thusiasm. 1t is not for us to say
whether Montague can or cannot
build railroad. Ii ia al enterprise Of
her own 8hd one in which Bowie haa
not been invited 10 take an interest,
but we will venture tbls mucA-that
In caSe Of fai ure the feac, ion will be
fearful. Disgust will take the place of
hope, and no amount of enterprise and
projects hereafter will restore conf
denoe. Already tho ciiiZens Of Mon
tague have been repeatedly deceived
till they seem embarrassed when
speaking Of railroads. Bowie Cross
Timbers.
GOOD ROADS WANTED.
We have always insisted that we
should have more roads, batter roads,
and strsishter roads, leading TO tho
different settled parts of the county,
and from the tone OF some OK our cor
respsndencs published in this issue
and heretofore, 1t 10 evident SHAT it ia
not only the opinion but the earnest
desire OF the people OF the couniy gen.
orally. We nave Loaf and arc atill
losing thousands OF dollars worth Of
trade by forcing those who want Ia
trade with ~ to pursue such devious
ways to get here, they have iuEi
right to complain, aud 1t in no wonder
that 10 many OF them 20 tn other mar
kets.- Henrietta Independent.
A COLD.wATER GOVERNMENT.
The Georgia STATE sdm nistration
appears to be q oold.wAssr govern
ment. From tho governor down tt
his messenger everybody in mis- de
ia fsf An .
Worth Gazette,
In Texas the case 10 different. The
political hesses want 70 Oh y oil every
mans political head who dsres iavol
local option. At the next nations
Democratic convention some whisky
Democrat will doubtless solemnlS
move TO exclude the delegates from
Georgia on account Of political horesy
Rhinestone Now Ere.
GOVERNOR THRoCKMoGToN.
A citizen of Denton visitod ex-Goy
ernor Throckmorton a. Mckinney las
week. Ho was asreoably surprised a
tho apparent vlsor Of the ex-governor
Though, OF course, ho was In ieebl
health, yet he was 50 nnch better thai
our Informant had expert0s u hn'
him that it was an agreeable surprise
He had jast returned from u hnntiul
trip In the Indian Territory. Ex-Gov
error Throok morton viii bs q eandi
date for the office again next year, an
Of course Ia Will be elected Dento'
Chronicle.
THANKseIYiNa.
Governor Ireland issues thank
giving proclamation, and we may e1
pect the Old AlcAlde to 20 into sach
cloth and ashes over this evidence {
degencrAcy Of the Demooreto sdiniil
istratiop. He might ARA tho law stt
dents OF the university and propose
seizs and gag all the preachers at Au
tin II, as a cons queDce " BIB proei'
nation, the church should make
bold dash towards ovorpowering VA
State in TexGs.-Isan Antonio ~
press.
rRoHIniTioN.
The prohibition canvass in Atlant
Georgia, hiss wsxod so n red hos'. TIC
deepest learning, tho abless arsumei
and the most powerful elcquence 81
pitted in the contest, yet the resnltN