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Runturc, Breach or ternl

A BEAUTIFUL soul Is rather to be envied
hnn q haautiful faca
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N'"''eJ U'u c''ooc
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel. Diabetes. Drop
81, Stoppago Of Water. Incontinenco Of Urine,
BriGhts Disease; Alblminnria, and all cases Where ne;
cloudy, or mixed with substance like the white Of an
egg, or there is a morbid, dark. bilious appearance
and white bonc-dust deposits, and where there is a
and pain in the small Of tho back and along the loins.
Sold by Drurxlats. Price ST ner Bottle.
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sui.
Onward came the rcscucrs. Horse on
horse, knight after knight, retainer fol-
loving retainer, they swept like q whirl.
wind down the hill, shouting their war.
cry, 'Garonnc-a St. Denis and Ga
ronnc!" the panic struck crowd opening
to the right and to the left before them.
In vain the soldicry who guarded the
victim attempted to rcsist. the rush of
the assailants. They might as we'll have
withstood the ocean surgcs in their
might. The shock OF the horsemcn was
irresistible. Foremost among them,
clcaving his way like Il giant, rode the
count himself, his tall figure and power
full charger rendering him conspicuous
over all. Nothing could resist him.
lie seemed like an avcnging spirit come
to the aid of the suffering victim, nor
were those wanting who saw in the sud-
den appearance of the rcscucrs, and
their indomitablc courage, proofs of
supernatural agency. A universal panic
seized on the crowd. Soldiers as we'll
as populacc broke and fled. In a few
minutes the count had gained the stake,
when, springing from his stced he
rushcs forward, and with one blow of
his huge sword, had severed the chain
which bound the victim to the stake.
ooh! IIcnri!.' Historically said the
rescued girl, rs she sprang forward and
fell fainting into her lovers arms.
"Zilah! God be praised that you arc
safe! Curses on the villains. She faints.
IIo, there, water, you knaves, or l cleavc
you to the chin"
But the maiden had only tainted from
excessive JOY, and when rcstorativcs
were applied, she speedily recovered.
Our story is done. The terror of the
populace, the humble apologies Of the
magistracv, the mcr;ted punishment of
the perjured publican; and the speedy
union of the count and the converted
princess-arc they not all written in the
chronicles of the noble house of
Garonne. - Gradam's Magazine.
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Malaria in its Various Forms,

There Is not q remedial agent in the world that
will cure Fever and Agile and all other Mdlar1ous.
Bilious ond other feyers taidnd by Railways Pills. SO
quick as Railways Ready Relief. Price tfty cents.
Sold b- irnrcista.
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Chronic liver ComnIaints, etc,

Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resolyent excel
all remedial agents in the cure OF Chronic Scrofulous.
constitutional and Skin Diseases. but 1t Is the only
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1885-10-09
RuckIen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALyE in the world for cuts
b uses, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet-
ter chapped hands, chIbIains, corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is ceats per box. For sale by nr. /.
K. Kirk. june
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The OGford Press says:

Howard Grier, East Nottingham,
recently purchased from Alexander
Crowl cow with brand new calf by
her side. Two days later the cow
surprised her new owner by giving
birth to another calf. Both calves
are well and lively.
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WARRANTY

We warrant our Drill TO be well finished, and
made vi = pod material aud to distribute grain
aud fertilizer evenly and continually, III good
AMI wurkmanlike manner.
For sale by JOSEPH S. POGUE,
aug7tf Rising Sun, MI.
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Force Feed Fertilizer Attachment

In 1879 we secured. and after ma experiments
at heavy expense We perfected and put upon the
market the device How widely known az the En-
pire Force Feed Fertilizer Attachment, which
completely aui wholly obviates all the difficulties
hitherto met with in the distribution of the
nercial manu- and iulhlls the conditions
which are couspicuousy absent in the gravity
feeds.
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LIGHT DRAFT

The drift of the EMPIRE is one-third lighter
than that Of any other Drill made, because the
wheels are hing on taper axles, and always run
true, without binding, the same as wagon wheels.
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EMPIR DRILL

In Offering the Empire Force Feed Grain and
Fertilizer Drill to the farmers of this county, for
the season of 1885 and soliciting their valued
IDEAS. we are confident that presenting for
the consideration aud acceptance an implement
which. in the line of seeding machines. never
equalled, and stands today without peer.
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PUNCHING GRAIN

There is no liability to bunch grain with our
de vice as the construction is such that the grain
is carried irresstbly to the point of discharge by
the feeding cup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-08
PERSONAL.


G. G. Allen, of Galvestsn, was in the
city yestordy.
Mr.. w. b. Milton left via tho Texas u
Pacific $40 p. IN. train for New Orleans
j. X. Warwick, jr., of Eagle Pass,
Texas, Is in the city, the guest OF his
brother, Mr.. j. p. Warwick.
Mr.. A. r. Bacon, representing Literary
Life, q monthly illustrated journal, " In
the city and called at the HERALD ofhce'
Miss jimmie Bingham, a society belle
of Galveston, is visiting Mrs. w. q Con-
nor, corner Of Young and Ervay streets.
Mira. NJ. A. Biokham returned from
New Orleans yesterday morning, after a
soiourn of several weeks with friends
aud relatives.
Hon. S. II. Rhodehamel, father of Mr.
Frank A. Rhodehamol, left last night fol-
home, via the Missouri Pacific.
J.P. Warwick, the attable and courte
Gus representative of Hughes Bros, 4
Co, has Just returned from an EXTENDED
trip TO Mexico, in the interest OF his
firm.
Mrs. lena Stoptow and child, of Col
orado, Texas, but lately s0journing 10
| Virginia and Tennessee, are in The city
visiting the family OF City Attorney W
III. Johnson.
The many friends of Mrs. Dr.. w. S
Lee will no really glad to learn that he
condition is more favorable, and hope
are entertained that she will soon again
be greeting her friends in her usua
good health.
Mr.. Frederick W. Nostraud called a
the HERALD office yesterday. He Il
with Harper Brothers, and is represent
ing them in TEXAS. Tho Harper publ
cations are regarded As the ne plu
ultra of literary publications in tn
country.
Prof l.. II. Smith, OF Myers oommu
nifty, Johnson county, paid the HERAL
pleasant visit yesterday. He Ia
earned considerable reputation as
teacher in his county, and shows his M
probation OF the HERALD by declarin
chat il is Indispensable.
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TIE cauguEEs.

Lamar Street NJ. Il. church, south,
Gen. l.. NJ. Lewis, ID. D., pastor. Wor-
ships at an elegant hall over the whole
sale drug store of Crowdus IL Co., cor
ner of Main and Field streets. Entrance
either from Main or Commerce streets.
Preaching at IL a. IN. and 1880 p. IN /;
Sabbath-school at 1880 q. M; prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening at
$50. Seats free. All are invited, espe-
cially visitors to the city.
Floyd Street NJ. II. church, south,
Rev. Weems Wootton, pastor. Preach
| ing at IL q. IN. and I 80 p. M; class-meet'
ing at 10 a. m. Sabbath-school at p. M
singing before and after Sabbath
school; Young Mems prayer-meetinG
every Tuesday at 1880 p. m. genera
prayer-meeting Wednesday at 1880 p
m. A cordial invitation is extended u
all.
To-day Sunday, 9Th instantly ther'
will be but one mass Is o'clock) at ~
Patrick's church. Father Qutnon VIII
take tho 0:20 morning train and celeprat
high mass at IL o'clock at the Cathoil
church of Terrell; 80 will he DO ever,
second Sunday, OF each month. Mex s9S
Wednesday and Friday nights, at 7:3C
Mt st. Patrick's church in this city
: rosary. instruction and benediction.
: The services of the First Baptis
church will be rs follows to-day: Sur
dsy school at $3.50 a. M, Mr.. w. II. How
= eli, superintendent. Preaching at ii
M and 7:i5 p. m. by Rev. j. A. lyey,on
o of the principals Of the Sherman Ft
: male Institute, who has recently move
| TO Texas from Georg a. II Is the desir
| of the pastor, who is at Atoka, lndla
@ Territory, holding a meeting, that u
8 members and friends OF the church giN
a Mr.. IVey a full house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-08
SMITH y HALL, Local Agents,
nutlua Taxa,
CITY ELECTION.

NlAYuRALTY, DALLAS, MARCH {, 1855
vi In accordance with the Charter ut tue
city sndR resolution of tue city Council
adopted on the thTd day OF the present
month, Hu election rs directed 10 De he'd In
h' several wards ct the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIL, lSSl th' enma being
sr' FIRST tuesday after first Monday iu sWd
month, Tor The election 90 the following
named Officers, to-Wi';
A street supernl cndeul, should tbut uf
Zee hs created prior 10 sUl election by the
| Legislature now In session
one Alderman nom each OF the six war; =
| for FOIL term Of twu year.
| ono Aldcrman FROM the Fourth Ward To- an
/ the UutN Iircd term OF ~. smith, resigned.
! one Alderman fIOm thO SiAth Ward to an
| tbcuneSprod term OF John Henry Brown
one school Director from each OF the six
/ wards
The voting places AMI presiding officers
/ will bu ms follows:
/ In the First Marl, at the Couit house; c.
NJ. Tory, proSi ing OihcCr
In the Second Ward AZ Bests store, VIM
II. lcmmol, prcsijt. y uticer
In the Truro Ward, at ROy's Grocery Store
corner of Ross avenue and Iarwund street
W. n, Best, Presiding officer.
In the Fourth Ward. nc the corner 81 IN.
way AMI Polk streets, Iavld Uosllu, pr'sid'
Ing oulc,r
Ia the Flnh Ward. az tho FLO Point,
'A'f - tAA' AtANNA VI NNAAAAaA ~ n
son and Preston streets; lOm j. FNltln
presiding ut,lctL
In The >iAth Ward, nj the store, ives, cor
uer oil live Oak and " awRlns streets; W, II
Norton, PRECEDING oilc,r
Said election shall hc conducted In accord
Oncc with sections three ard eight of tn
Chn,tor and sCCuun s.N, article seven Of tn
State Constitution, prescribing the QualiAca
ton oi Nuiuts, rs shown on pages tir,ec
aud fourteen 4 the printed "Charter an
ordinances of the city of Dalias."
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tenn q,
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NOR HENT-TWO IUTFAUES, VIM
Z nve rooms each, Nos 1901 snd i2li Com.
utrcc street Inquire 1911 Main -, Ian Nu
EOR BNNT-A1 CORNER on N NJ AND
Il ~. Paul streets, one lHggO, well Venl'
lated room, up-stUir., furnished or uniurn.
lshed, southern and eastern exposure; gool
board can Dc obtained Ia immediate Ntcinl y
references given and required, Apply to N,,i
il5 Elm street. m1r..A
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M ANTED-WE WANT no RENT 4
w suitable house for a good tenant to bs
used for first class boarding house. npst
have from 10 10 ~ rooms and situa ed bs'
tween Main street and Ross Avenu ., aui NOT
further East than Pearl street either mr.
nished or unfGrnshed. For futher partic.
nla!s, Apply 70 IN, MV Gamil, u BoLANz, Real
street. marS-It
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NI.rI;ed Patronage,

The HERALD reporter having occasion
to visit Capt. Il. f. Smith in his new
quarters, No, 5l2 Randalps block, found
Lin ensconsed in a magnificent suite of
apartments crowded with clients and
much too busy to give him an audience.
The success Of Capt. Smith as an att0r-
ney in Dallas has been phenomenal,
and whilst his time Is almost entirely
occupied by business engagements he
seems to have cultivated the gracos OF
social lilo sufficiently to mako himself q
host of friends. With his grand library,
to which he is constantly adding, his
splondidly equipped apartments aud
his earnest devotion to the interests OF
clients, Captain Smith will continue TO
hold the leading position already won
by him at the Dallas bar.
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uon.rably Acquitted.

Mr.. Frank A. Rhodehammel, late as
sistant postmaster, who was arrested
the other day by Chief Postoflice In
spec.or Dice, for this state,on the charge
OF emsezzling funds of the Office TO the
amount of S53S, had hearing yester-
daV before United States Commissioner
BENTLEY, and was honorably acquitted
The charge, on investigation
proved 20 DO insufficient ia
warrant tho charge, IIo was
prosecuted by United States District
Attorney Bigger, and defended by Col
w. l.. Crawford aud Mr.. E. Marshall
Mr.. Rhodehammel has a host of friends
here and elsewhere, who will bt
pleased 10 hear OF his vindication.
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m. sharp, TO nominate a candidate loi
mayor OF Dallas, said primary conven-
ton to nominate candidates for alder
man in their respective wards, and one
candjdate for school trustee in their re,
spective wards. Each ward is requested
to select their names for members OF the
Democratic city executive committee o.
the city OF Dallas. -
#. A. Brown offered the following
which was unanimously adopted;
Resolved, That each ward be enttlso
TO send to the city convention one oele
gate for each fifty votes cast 10
John Ireland for governor at tho las
state election. ..ooa
w. Ii. PRATHER
Il. J. A. BROWN, Chalrhlah'
Secretary.
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A Dan,are suIt.

Miss Minerva Morrison has entered
suit for damages, in the district court,
against the city, praying for damages In
the sum of $4,000. She alleges that
while she was perambulating the side
walk on the south side of Main street,
at the corner of Lamar, owing to an un
lawful stop.oll on tho sidewalk, sho tel
and dislocated her jaw bones aud sus
tanned serious injuries, for which sh'
prays for damages,
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w ANIEE-AN EN- cISlENGED DRUG
w gist desires position In either n whole-
sale or retail store, Best OF references given
in the city Of Dallas. Salary no object. In
CURE at or address Intelligence Office, 500
Main street, Dallas. mch2-lw
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Cauebton tho Fly.

Thomas Goggs, who was employed by
Mr. s. II. Sample, who resides near the
fair grounds, aud Friday took
French leave Of the city and at the same
time Mr.. Samples pistol, n small sum
of money and lot of iewelry disaP-
poared. Yesterday Goggs was arrested
at Terrell and returaed TO this city for
a hearing. Ho has nothing 10 say con-
corning his conduct.
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Baum.

bauuts
The case of Col. Baum is becoming In
ternational. Had the present compn-
cation occurred before congress adj
iourned there would, in all probability,
have been larger naval appropriation.
Bnt letters were received yesterday
from Chatham, Canada, which indicate
that il NAV be some time before Dallas.
ties will see the colonel. IL appears land
from these letters) that Baum was held
for extradltion on the charge
of arson. This charge was was
supported by aihdaylts from
Messrs. Fred Cullen, Jacob lien and a
gentleman whose first name is not
given, but whose last name is Neatch
and another named J. j. Dean. The
letter states that Cullen, Veatcb, lien
and the other party made aihdayits
that Baum confessed to them his guilt,
and further states that under Canadian
law the party defendant Chat Is Col.
Baum) was not permitted to attack the
character of the citizen atlantis who
have been above mentioned. But
it seems Baum has great reserve
| in the way OF habeas cor
pus, appeal, etc, and the opinion
| is ventured that he will not radiate our
| streets iOr qulJe Jlulo' III the hheah
time there Is sharp contest going on
az 10 whether he can DO hold under
charges of false pr etenses, forgery and
"other things" The idea involved in
this proceeding subsequent to the de-
cision of the committing judge that he
should be extradited for arson Is that
there must be distinct agreement, ii
he il sent here to be tried for arson,
that he cannot be tried for the false pre-.
lenses, etc, if in Canada he should not
be extradiled on such charges.
Another letter from the counsel OF
Baum 10 gentleman here, says that
the remarkable tact Of Mr., Il. Il. Cow
art, and his extended knowledge OF law
pertaining both to Texas aud interna,
tional relations, has quite asLonished
tho bar. Yes, ahl gentlemen OF the
queens counsel, we have some clover
men this side of northern lakes.
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L,OR SALE-V ACANr LOT 75xl0c ON
II north side OF Cochran street west of Mas
ten street for sS25,00 Also splendid building
lots on Masten, street l0ix220 fest between
San Jacinto and Bryan streets; will sell only
TO such person IA Will build nice residence.
Price $500 cash or If purcha 'er agreeable to
to owner liberal terms will be given. Apply
TO MURPHY Il BOLANz RCal Estate Agents,
and Collectors 70g Main street. mars II
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OFFICE OF INSURANCE, STATISTICS
" and History, Austin, Texas, Feb
ruary 20, lSs5-To an Whom 10 May Con-
cern: This is TO certify, That the Union
Marine Insurance Company, Of Liverpool,
England has In AL respects fully com
piled with the laws OF Texas as conditions
precedent 10 us doing business IN this state
and that said company holds certificate OF
authority from this office 5ntiillng II 10 dc
business in this state for IL months from the
December, 1885.
H.. $. l-Given under my hand and seal, a I
office, IN Austin, the day and date FIRST above
written, II. T.. BEE, Commissioner.
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d smooratie Municipal Convention Called


A meeting OF the city Democratic
executive committee was held yester-
day afternoon. w. II. Prather called
the committee TO order. There
we're present t. ]. A. Brown,
FIRST ward; w. II. Prsther, Wade Hill
and w. II. Lennon, Second ward;
II. Elliott, Third ward; Sidney Smith
and ID. O. Mitchell, Fourth ward.
On motion OF Wade Hill, Il. j. A.
Brown was requested to act as score
tary.
W. II. Lennon offered the following
resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That tho chairman OF this
committee is authorized and Instructed
TO call primary conventions in each Of
the six wards of tho city of Dallas, 4
meet ut places, TO be designated In th,
chairman's call, on next "Wednesday
night. the 18th instant, at
O'clock sharp, to select delegates L
city convention, to meet nox
Saturday the nth inst, at 3 o'clock p
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GEORGE !. DEXTER y co., Agents

hFFlCE OFINSUkANCE, STATISTICS
" aad History, Austin, Texas, February
20, lSS5.-To all Whom II May Concern This
is to certify that tho British America
Insurance Company, of Toronto, Canada,
has In all respects fully compl ed with the
| laws Texas as conditions precedent to It's
doing business In this state, ana that said
company holds a Certificate Of Authority
| rom THIS Office emitting Il to do business In
| this State for twelve months from the LIST day
of January, 1885, 20 the 3lst day Of December
! 1885.
| IL. s. Given under my hand and seal, at
! Office, IN Aus In, the day aud date first above
written. IL. L. BEE, Commissioner.
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-
Ia,oi ontlon Defeatad

The vote on local option in our little
suburban city, East Dallas, yesterday
was not the occasion of any alarming
amount of excitement, aud Judging from
the returns, the moral or temperance
element of the ambitious little city did
not turn out for local option, aud II wal
defeated by q vote of 201 TO IS.
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she Fairly Loomed.

Conspicuous In tho procession last
night was Ernonwelu's force in dis
guise. Mr.. Ernenweln is the we'll
known dealer In aud jobbar in paints,
oils, varnishes, wall papers, glass, etc.
The force were masked and presented q
mdicrous scene. For painting or paper
INK, the firm of Mccall & Ernenwein
take the cake.
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TnEArRIoAL.

Box sheet opens 10 o'clock tomorrow
Peck's Bad Boy, tho funniest play on
record, to-morraw and Tuesday.
A matinee will be given Tuesday Il
please tho ladies' and children, 10y
Peck's Bad Boy.
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Al the one a-IIou.e.

There was greater attendance last
evening than might nave been ex-
peoted when the fact of the great Dem
ocratic jubilation is considered. still
there was respectable audience and
Rose Estinge, as Mrs. Ernhold, was
happy in elicihng satisfaction, with
out Which a distinguished actress don't
ike 10 leave tho boards. There was
much TO prevent an enthusiastic turn
out, however, and there are many who
reserve their theatrical taste for gratili
cation in "Peck's Bad Boy" which
will be exhibited on neXt Monday and
| Tuesday.
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NOTICES

NJ OrlCE-$jO REWARD-SrOLEN FROM
of Dallas ,ToSus, on Tuesday night,
March 3, 1885, TWO BAY PONIES; one
branded on left shoulder I e aud half clfclc
above) on left thigh the other branded ) V
on right shoulder; harness marks on the
side; each l4lg hands high, well matched and
compactly built The nbov reward win Oe
paid for the recovery OF the horses ana the
capture of the thieves, ora reward Of S2jWill
be paid for the recovery of the horses.
AEEpER BROTHERS.