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Galvanized or Paintad.

TENSIL STRENGTH, 1900 POUNDS.
Is made from NO, u STEEL WIRES,
EVENLY TWISTED and is warran
ted to be uniformly stronger and 10
present more bsrbs per rod, being ~ the
same time lighter with the same size Of
main wires, than any other style. Ia cOHse-
quence of these combined advantages, We
have good reason to believe that its sales are
FIVE TIMES BETTER than the united
sales of all others. After reviewing the above
statements and facts the question arises;
Can purchasers afford to make a series o.
experiments with other cheaper and less
Wildly known styles and grades OF wire,
which Is manufactured without q license,
and by this course subecting themselves TO
assessments for damages by the United States
Courts? 1t Is possible that the manufacture
ers ofunlicensed barb wire may offer to pro-
yect their patrons; but when this protection
Is offered we respectfully suggest that you
investigate the responsibility of the guaran.
teeors While we disc aim any intention OF
mOnOpOlzing the barb wire business, ou
readers will please remember that there arc
few If any, articles manufactured which
! leave so small margin between actual first
cost and the price ut which
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HERALD on sale at Austin Mt News
Depot Of Smith d Barry In Raymond
House.
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FOR REM.


EOR RENT-A GOOD HOUSE, WlTHH
II four rooms, big yard and able. No 7gN
Bryan ST. sl5 per month. Apply next door
ianSO-2t- frlGsun
EOk RENr-rWO COTTAGES, WITH
Il five rooms each, Nos 1897 and 1906 Com |
merce street Inquire 1911 Main st. lanaE
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED PROM
~ room at 726 Elm st. ianlHE
EOR RENT-ONE WELL FURNISHEpI
II front room, with southern exposure. Adj
dress NJ, Herald office. lan25-SI
EOk RENT-ALL KINDS OF SECUND-I
II hand furniture, fine assortment: olsoI
everything In the line acknowledging goods
stoves, etc, at low rates. q. w. LoUDoy
SD Elm street. janlTil
NOR RENT-FARM OF iG3 ACRES-Sl
II acres tillable land, 40 acres in orchard
of the finest fruit and choice varieties, all
bearing; good house of six rooms and out.
houses, the nest of water and goOg carp pond;
only 80 miles from Dallas, on the Rockwell
| road, Apply TO SIMPSON a HUFFMAN, "a
Elm street. janllu
| IGOR RENT "A DESIRABLE FARM OF
| II 200 acres. miles east o the Court hou@
| In the city or Dallas, Texas. j. NJ. PArTER
son Agent, No. 2iS Paterson ave. janllt
| EOR RENT-SEN ERAL FARMS; CON.
| II Portable houses, pent' OF water;6 mllei
| from the city. O. Z. BOwsER, nc Elm ST. dah
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ceived, we would say: The best proof |
we can give you that the statements |
made by DIR. Henion are entirely true, |
and would nat have been published I'M
less strictly so, is the following testimo-
NAL from the best citizens of Roches-
ter, and a card published by Rev. DR.,
Foote, which you are at liberty to use if
you wish, II. ii. WARNER & Co.
To Whom ii may Concern:
In the Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle of December 81, there ap-
peared 9 statement in the form of card
from DR.. j. B. Hennn, of this city, re-
counting his remarkable recovery from
Bright's disease of the kidneys, after
several doctors of prominence had
given him up, ov the use OF
Warmers Safe Cure. We are personally
or by reputation acquainted with DIR.
Henion, and we believe he would pub
fish no statement not literally true. We
are also personally or by reputation well
acquainted with II. II. Warner Il Co.
proprietors Of that remedy, whose com
, mercial and personal standing in this
community are of the highest order, ant
. we believe that they would not publish
, any statements which were not literally
and strictly true in every particular.
= G. r. PARSONS, (Mayor of Rochester.
/ WIN. PURCELL, editor Union and Ad
e vertiser)
w. D. STUART, (ex-Surrogate Monro,
county.)
G EDWARD A. FROST, (ex-Clerk Monro
l. county.)
L. Il. FENNER, (ex-District Attorne.
Monroe county.)
= j. NJ. DAvY, (ex-Member Congress;
Rochester,
JOHN S. MoRGAN,( County Judge Mon
n roe county.)
HIRAM SIBLEY, Capitalist and Seeds
MANI
If w. c. RowLEY, (ex-County Judge
i Monroe county,
o JOHN VAN VooRHIs, ex-member {
Is Congress.
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Attest: WE. Parry I City s t1' -4 o''

A n ORDINANCE ASSESSING COSTS
n and levyipg n special tax to pay for the
district sewer from the west side o HarwOod
street, between Main AID Elm streets, to a
point in alley IN block l25, distance OF 45S fcet
Section |. BE IL ordained Ivy the City
Council Of the City of Dallas, That the report
Of the City Engineer OF the cost of construct
ing the district sewer from the west side of
HarwOOu street, between Main aud Elm
Streets in the city Of Dallas, to point I'm
the alley in block l25, distance OF 2j8 feet,
b. and the same Is hereby approved, and the
estimate Of pro raln costs therein set forth be
aud the same is hereby assessed against the
property therein described. and that special
tax &. the ge.pe tive amounts stated De and
the Same Is hereby leyie against the various
lots ofgrOuud described In said reports eX-
elusive Of improvements IN propOi ton to the
area the whole district, exclusive Of public
highways. The City Assessor and Collector
shall enter said lists of said property and the
name OF the owner thereon, together with
the assessment and levy herein made
against each lot or lots In said district, on
his tax rolls, in 90 k kept for that purpose,
and shall proceed 10 collect The same as pro !.
vided In the city charter.
SEC. ,. Tina this ordinance shall take ef-
feet from It's passage.
Approved 0ctober28. 1851.
w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
Il
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NoLlCE "a MEETING OF STofYEnS
~ ders OF Central Elevator Co. is canihC
ON Tne az See F 9l hSeSes Spence, attornsa
A. w. spEARNS, Secr.,
DALLAS, Jar nary %, 1885. ''''e'ars
n IICE 40 CITY TAN pAYE6E
Il nee OF Assessor and Collecto- sSS--tsE
Texas, Dec. %, lS4.-All persons o,, palG
having In their possession as asen, ingot
em shhts, any M psrs99al property or real essa
10 render the same at this Office bst ,requf3
ISL day o January and the flrst das"een he
ruary, 1883. All parties owning snyo, Vi III
eerty, or having 1t under control. shall mp
,lSC Va sliler with Its cash valne M
VINO snail be required to make afTidsrSu,e; M
ruin anu correctness of the same 70 10
failing 10 render paid property ne a h any 'na
be liable TO dne not exceedins IA ~, sian
Al merchants In the city are reeuirad" ,' goh
I InS SAINT tllle 10 furnish the Assessor IA
Soilector, az ms oihse, q 81 ,temenf Sa,, tod
| by afhdaVit, OF such amount OF On 'etilet
Merchandise ana wares oWnc or / SOON,
mana loI SAFE by such merchant on ~ On
| uay OF J%nn"r ANY merchant fnnf,It IN
comply WIZ lh's Tequi emopt shall be Inn.
| NOTICE TO OWNERS on oCCTp1s;s-
~ of property in sewer districts m I'M
Main and Elm streets, from Svc, peetWea
HARDWOOD street and between Main or5 ,vnIe 70
merce streets rom Jeffersonto Mnrnbi,ul y Son-
Section of Sewer Ordnan,o-Thaptt-y, w, streft.
sewers, water closets, and sink bashps' iI Y.
shall be constructed in all Of said distssl ee,
connect with the district sewer, on 1l nntso
from ne Guy engineer, ana Us dlreetsJJ' e
said officer and not GtherWlSe Se'0u y
Sub. See. 8, II shall be lnisdemesro =. =
the owner or occupant ofany building in 9 y
sewer distrct--ony position of which ~ ,n q, ~
Tor any purpose during any portion ~ vs." ~
day-to fail 10 have at least one water clo ~
connected with the public sewer II da vlos ::
ter notification by the city engineer. siSS d
The above district sewers are constrno,. !,
and ready for use, and all parties interas, !
are hereby notified 10 comply with the 10y
sections CT the sewer ordinance. NV
November lS. 1881. s'4Aeei
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WAATED

M NTED-TO INVEST So, 900 s "a 000 IN
W some good paying business in Daua,
Address Immediately GRANT, care Hsrafs
Office. ian2]. 2t-sYn,&fttbbwuIa.
w ANTED--A SMALL WHITE GTTi-- ~
~ live in family of three. Apply al la;
t, ,l.-., s VIZ, ian299
w ANTED--A SMALL " WHITE al ri, al
Wood street. ianIS
NNTANTED-TO SELL WELI,-INPRov
w ed farm of ITO acres, with orchard on.
den and rum ing spring, out houses, etc ons
mile OF HUT hins. apply TO II. HAIRS
Union stall East elm street, janG.2
NNTANlED-IF You WANG WORK M
W any kind, or if you want help of anv
Kind, apply to this office; we can always fur.
nlsh you WIN any Kind OF hclpin reason.
able length of time INrEILIGEYCE AM
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 90 Main street, Dal.
las, 1eAas. jaA2S-ln
M ANrED-TRAVE LEk CAN ADD Al
w line; samples small; commissions cash
81 Louis traveller earns over 500 monthly,
Chicago over $3.50, P. q. Box 1871, NeE.
York. jan%a
MAJ ANrED-TO REPAlG FUhNITuRE
W OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing
polishing pianos; furniture packed for ship.
ment at low rates, by Phillip ADLETA, No.
l5lO MAN 81. jan2-lm
NJ ANTED-TWU COAT-MAKERs ATH
~ ItMMERMAN's, 6G Main st. ianQi
ENANrED--TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN
W Dallas for cash. J. NJ. DICKSON,
sos Main street. iaul7-lm
WANTED - CANVASS, KS - AGBNTs
w everywhere to sell Mari, Twain's --latest
/ book, Huckleberry Finn. FOR terms, ad.
| dress n. ID. MCDONALD Co., Publishers, s.
| Carondelet street, New Orleans. janleodH
| w ANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUALEN
! w dowlnent Association win give good end
| profitable employment TO experienced iusll.
nnce collectors. Address A. n. HALL, Secre
/ tarV. 7l3 Main street Dallas Wavaa {vltt
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yET ANrED-TRANE LEkCAN ADD Al
w line; samples small; commissions cash.
-. Louis traveller earns over 500 monthly,
Chicago over $3.50, p. O. Box 1871, Nes,
York langS.g
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ROCHESTER,, N. y, Jan. 2l.,sIRs'
Acknowledging your favor duiy TO-
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Jacksboro Jottlng.

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker
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MA ANrED-TO KEPAlk FURNITURE
" OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing
polishing pianos; furniture packed for ship.
1910 Main st. ian2O-lm
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EOH RENT-ONE Weld FURNISHEpl
II front room, with southern exposure. Add
iress NJ, Herald office. lan2j-Sl
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M ANTED-TO SELL WELL-IMPRov,
w ed farm of ITO acres, with orchard. on.
den and rum ing spring, out houses, etc. ona
mile of Hut hins. Apply TO II. HARRis
Union Stall East elm street. anGS
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NOTICES.

NOTICE "A MEETING OF sToS
~ ders Of Central Eles ator Co. Is o cas,i,C
ON Tues9 9See F % Eeyes atone
A. W. SrEARNS, Sacr..
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Ma ANIED-I WO COAl-M AK ERS AT H.
W IfMMERMANs, 5N Main st. janai
w ANrED-TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN
W Dallas for cash. J NJ. DICKSON,
606 Main street. jaul7-lm
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TIE MONEY MARKET.

IE STOCK exchange. FEE. II.
Ann GENERAL LIST.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

n,o-,,~ b,s sword from patriotic impulse, with.
out ambition and without malice ne wsaea ~ All
yindctiyeness aud sheathed 1t witnoat reptoa th
that humanity could conceive he did to suppress .ae
crueltes Of and soothe Its sorrows 2 @ hniessncss
cowari's blow To him infancy anu heplGssnosss go
We're ever sacred lie tolerated extremity unless 70
curb the OF his enemy ana nc npe h
tbe .tio OF defeat by the exutaton OF the
Psace he welcomed as the heaven-sen herald OF freo
ships and country has given MN n heen clad TO
claim him rs the scion of her blood proud nke our s
American States, to divide with virginia TUG ho"o "
Fasciuate ny the perfection OF the man. we are ot ~
break the mirror OF admiration INTO 'e ,raoment
analysts But 10! as attempt 1t. every ifSghen.
bcroIes the miniature Of such snbiimy ana DEL no,3 ~
that the destructive hand can only multiply .'e nhne "
immortality Grand aud manifold as were hs pn"So,,
there Is yet difficulty III Understanding tne 80
washington He was no Yelled pT"pne. m his life
lies before far and0pen manuscript re ,
arts which wrap power In mystery IN oa.er ~ - tratb
fu speech-the consuniate tact OF direct aLleuton;
.3s rSSas he ever relied tS Oh" on that N'S
helps men. By giving them SDs nlsn Ihch Ig%r tb%Ir
creator has put at their There was no intry
IN this conduct over which Charity must nlhs s & ned
no OF seshness from wich Purity averts her s
no dark recess intrigue that must be nt mp Win cor
orcd panegyric no subj erranea passage 10 Ve .iou ~
trembling lest there be stirred the ghost Oh aDuie'
Brilliant will not call him. II the brightness OF the
ripping river exceed the solemn glory OF Old Ocean
Brilliant will call him. IL darkness must be visible
order display the liga for he had none OF tnat
tion black brow u night and then Is not Bt
steady ,unnekering i,mc slow rising ,oits ioiS s
high hung In the Heavens Of Contemplation, hi cnniis
far and wide its rays revealing all things on "hicn
shiues In due proportions and In large relations MAKING
rght. duty aud destiny SO plain that IN tne vison We
scarce conscious OF the ight this be DrIllacY-
the genius Of Wasi mgton uoTbcd and luminous
as the god OF day IN his zenith.
AT last the cr0wning work or Washington accom-
pshed the tenpests OF war; and the tuipults OF
civil cOinnOon the bore their ruit the long yea
Ing OF humanity answered. X IN to America J..
the eloquent inscription on one stone of your cooss
shafratner from me ancient temple OF peace thar once
stood hard by the palace of the CB>ars tpr>cn from
,l,a al %
tered bastiles and dsmantled palaces Of unhaliowed
power. stand forth now, the republic of repubcs the
nation Of nations tho constitution Of constitutions 70
which all lands and times and tongues contributed OF
thtir wisdom.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
TIE SILTER DOkL4R.

AND rHr RFsr 1HAr CAS- BE SAID FOR 1T.
From L,1SrbY Henry Corsy Baird IN re Iroti Age.
Is Ii not aOout time iOr these false pc0pnet5
~ the evils from the influence Ot Tie silver
dollar IN our monetary system 70 stop their pieue IONS
rrallzedi The fact beyond dispute that the SILVER
dollar and It's certificate have been among the greatest
oons ever gIyeu by Congress To this people II that
dollar does not circulate i o iuora To ~ uis.re %
than that gold does not circulate 10 Tie d
credit OF guId. mleed. In ths city IL Is d"abtiul
WI ether there much cold IN circulation among th9
people there Il of subsidiary silver eoinsse alone.
money which Is the money or civili~s.' ion al I1e
theories of the bulionsts Ia te contrary e
ing This truth the Greenbackers attcbptel 10 inptcss
upon Hiyese the -hersn' AMI tie other wrcekerS
they called specie pay nents ,o,,c. VIII,
less grace than from National hsaks Bnt for tha
incre ssed voiume OF money which came r9h he sHNcl
keep almost entIely within the limits OF Sdll Street
wOald have spread throughout the entire anh ana oe
the very worst IN the annals OF t fGa.y '.s s aanev
aud the collar 20 would have been universal ..o,..
As We now ook back win wonaes .rn snl aoxsd win
their wretehed and often worthless holer' :" " r, @
psee an Junction n proIeLY an ne future woader
that any banks, state or National were ever poin '
of various kinds Ia conro and limit ,ho
u, NJ If current money OF realm ~ order th9t
they might nil tue vacuum thus created py lntd'l,s
Ins IN time of confidence. To be Contracted in the
mr. az naolc The firs tue greatest, the paramount
,ea ~ man IL that OF association the exchange OK
serytces commoditiea AMI heas-with his ioo@ men,
and money i the necessyy instrument Of this sssncIson
Hence the utter insigniheance or tie value Oi tne So
IA a dollar conn arei with tue Importance Ia society
of the junction which Is performs through It's iaho ..
cccptablty-unversal, except among the glss.Isas
Of the people poor" Aud Just here II Is to be iearka
that tnis quality OF universal acceptabty gcs J %
its egaitend-r quality the most powerful OF an % o. ~
created by society because IL RESPONDS 10
greatest his Oyer-maslerlng no.d-tLat oi aSS"o''"
with his fellow men, A, ,ha
But IL iaa impertinence. II nothing r "a ar its
National banks to refuse to accept the syr oIlarg
certificate the ground that 10 Is not wor "a nae
only an S5-cent dollarwhe the public Is ,ns.ry all
their usbts, called deposits III discbAEe ~ nave hut
large obligations In cities when th"ss % r.alu at
atoat 20 per cent clrrent money oil & @ nsaa 40 of
the back or tile base OF thepI. anil arc 'A"'
dollars worth but 20 cents eSch-
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
FIRST AMONG The GREAT.


The universal consent Of mankind has ac-
corded to Washington highest place the great
men OF the race Ts IL not because OF his great military
capacity but because Of the moral and intellectual qa
es he exhibited both I'm and peace These qualities
were those Of the highest statesmausip. Satesman-
ship is the capacity 10 accomplish in legislation
and administration The objects which promote the wei
fare In tree country. IL includes the capacity
influence the people to seek and accomplish their own
highest welfare In this car ary Washington i without
equal in history. lie has no peer IN the combination
uf absolute d-nterestelness. sound Judgment. khoNl-
c,.ge the character OF his country Integrity, prl-
dencc. uutiriug Industry, patience. self-comnand.
co uprchensiOn OF things IN thelr largest re
latiOus, rapid decisions IN emergencies,
denlty and grace of demranor Hs mind
the plans and arguments Of other men. Hamilton. Jef-
fcr,ou, Jay, Madison, Ellsworth. came To ann a. 10
SUPERIOR submitting to HIS ukSt judgment the iturest
product their genius Durpk the urst OutIheu-
ta Congress Patrick Henry. bcing asked whom he
considered the greatest man III Congress. fc-
Ina fnr the gre1test orator; but " y"u peak or
s0d and just Judgment. COloael Washing.
l. unquc-tlOnauy the alcrt hlau on tndt huOf
IN" statement would have been - true OF ur 30 con
vcutinn wAirh formed Constitution. lEe weight Oi
WaSiingtOn's personal cn trtctcr ani hi- pro-
found aud uuerIlug wisdom achieved TIE lndc-
p.ndcnce of his cvuutry. secured II froin
anarchy during the gloomy period tdt followed the war
secured the adoption of the Constitution ana II the gt
measure, ucedu to its successful Inauguration aUd al
mulstratipn HIS FarcN ell Address j. most perfect
compeudiuu a thc rules of public conduct, which. II
great and perpetual Cerany, the annals ot the human
race cAhnit Il'r -t1uce oi the results or single
statc-mans life 0hich can be compared with these.
GL0RbE +. HOAR
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22

an. to in the wav of intentional exageeration
think poor Captain Drevar's narrative ct ong,
necked sea monster which captured in ITS folds ana
took down a sper,n whale was little exag9eia'eu,
thonSI he and his mates swore to the truth of tho
story before magistrate, and he himself was most
unfairly punished by his employers for eIng "iaI h
wond no. ten about it," said an old salt to Captain
Dreyar, "if saw five hundred sea-sarpi11ts..l bnt
no more believe that these men Wouid haTs ili-
invented II If they would than believe that an
utterly ignorant mau could have devised the famous
Lunar HoaX-the clever story Iespecung PoWoI-
fu teescope showing living crea ures IN tIie hoon.
Yet that story dd not .as alleged take IN hraRo;
no one acquainted with optical laws conid nave oee t
deceived by it for an instant. 10 nnasne n .i".
liars could occompllsh the far more dlicult feat
oI inyentine new kind OF animal, without lnilhe-
diateiy exposing Their IGnorancc TO every one @ ac
quainted VITA the laws OF comparative ANATOMY
i ~ ''"'si'0 '' RICHARD A. PROCTOR.
N,ir- York Feb. 10, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-22
SATURDAY, Feb. PIP

NJ
The stock market TO day dull and almost entirely
given over to the hand of manipuators. There was lit
tie or no for stocks at the opening at lower fg
ures than last evening and with decided pressure 10
sell easy matter TO make better figures
day advanced; and that is Just what was done The
business in stocks amounted only to 237ll6 shares,
against 1886 2I2 yesterday. The opening was dull, and
early sales we're made at figures from & to
h. per cent lower than yesterdays closing prices The
bottom agurcs OF the day made In the first fifteen
minutes after the opening. Alter that with here and
there exception, the changes up to after mil day
were unimportant. Delaware. Lackawanna and West.
and Delaware and Hudson, however. started early
in an upward movement. The first steadily rose
from 80 to lO0ls before o'clock. Its highest figure
was IOO3, and 1t closed l0Oia after sale OF only
40 100 shares Delaware and Hudson opened down q
per cent at 75 70 and ended at 1855 sales Of
only 200 shares. After midday and after the pghlca-
ton OF the bank statement the prices but not the cha
of the whole Irket improved. Lake Shore sold
at GCY against Gj3s the morning Central and Hudson
at 8il409fls against 93is. North western az 9iha94
against 92a,. ST. Paul at 72G721s against 7I4 North
Pacific preferred at 43 cabs against 4l Oregon
Railway and Navigation at 6sla against 81, Western
Union at 594 80 against 5sii Missouri Pacific at 9i
G94Il AGAINST 93Is, and Union Pacihc
at 4sas against 47ai. Central Pacific
from 324 337s and Central Of EewJersey again
was favorite ut zig 39Ss with no ,rd traders
who manage the affairs Of the Baltimore AMI ONO
that certain portion OF the stockholders of
Central of New-Jrrsey willing to accept i've per
crn; but there no ntimaton that the Delaware,
Lacsaw8nna and Western Company had cvnecd any
desire either give snch gIaraDtee or In ans mannr
follow after the Reading management The market
closed tn figures.
Government hond- were dull and firm with advance
OF b the bids FOR the 4ias Annexed are the closing