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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
a Talk with Higgins.

Appointment Clerk Higgins, of the
treasury department, was found read.
ing copy of The civil service regula-
lions yesterday, and said he had bean
studying them all his leisure time
lately. He approves the IDEA of civil
service reform, but the way it is car.
ried out makes it y failure and fraEd.
"Have you any complaint to make
against the commissioners" he was
90
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE appointment Of Mrs. NULL
GAN, the widow OF gallant Union
general, 10 the pansion agency u. Chi
csgo, is an Indication that the Demo-
cratic L MON soldier is ut last toreceive
some recognition at the hands Of tue
government,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

In the past few years VIC have had
SO many comets that they have ceased
10 create sensation. The astronomora
had to get up new attraction, and
have, therefore, found new star,
growing brighter and brighter night
bv night. Interest is now aroused to
determine whether it is heavenly gas
iet or a burning world. and what d
rection it is taking.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

A SAN ANTONIO special says the
English are rapidly grabbing" all the
Northern Mexican States, both in the
matter o; land and trade. Texans
continue to allow big bonanza to be
worked right under their noses by
foreigners. This Indifference in the
premises is singular, but it is fact.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE very bad weather, and more
especially the electrical condition OF
the atmosphere last evening, caused
the wires TO work badly, and hence q
somewhat dearth Of news this morn
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE continued warm weather, bo.h
In Europe and America, IL having n
decided effect, but in tho ono 1t IL bone
fetal and In the other disastrous.
Amen lean crops are maturing, hut in
Europe the cholera still finds its chief
est ally in the heat.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

GALyEaHoN put in operation yestei-
day q Sunday ordinance similar to
that which has been in force here for
80 long time. 1t is good ordinance,
and works most satisiact olily here.
Galveston can study with profit many
features of this metropolis Of tho State,
and it is u pleasure to Dallas to set q
good and popular example to the o,her
less metropo' itan towns OF the State.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

The New York Herald threatens
MIR. CLEVELAND with withdrawal OF
the civil service reformers' support, If
he backs down on tho silver question.
This will only nerve the South ana
West TO greater eXertions 20 capture
the president on tho silver question.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE Weatheriord Suns st of Ser
tember annual edition, is a most e.
cellent issue. Il contains so columns,
in l6 pages, of most excellent matter,
and is first class immigration docu-
ment. Thousands of copies Of this
valuable pare- ought to be scattered
through the New Orleans and London
expositions in the interest of Texas.
Weatherford would then have big
boom, truly.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

Nearly every prominent paper in
the country has accused our State Of
ficials, through glnriug headlines, OF
having been partceps criminis to the
theft OF 100000 acres Of school land,
and cite the Galveston News as au-
thority. Thus it is our fair name and
trusted officials are blsckened abroad
through the reckless assaults Of q
home paper.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

STATISTICS furnished by the Cincin
natl Chamber of Commerce for the
past fifty years show that the average
rainfall is gradually decreasing. And
yet, with the total loc1 of water some
day, thus staring them in the face,
great numbers of our Texas people
want prohibition. But perhaps they
know prohibition will not seriously
affect the water supply.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

NCTWITR STANDING the 1act tnat
most of the States and municipalities
and industries of the country have re-
liable st,tistic of every Kind on hand
and brought down ID 1855, the Federal
census bureau, at great expense con-
tiuues slowly to pubfeh the stat, 7fle5
Lf13SO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

OF late, Eurol AN NJ ors have been
doing less fighting in pre- cIiion 10 me
talk aud blust Or then ever before in
their history. They are a'l SO suspl-
clous OF ch other, no one dares take
the Initiative in what may become a
general Enropsan war.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE ANDERSON family are ambi'
tious. The beautiful MARY has gone
ap head in the theatrical profession
and now brother of hers has COM
menced still more difficult task. lie
wants TO become journalist.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

IrI, said that tho Mormons are try
ing to plant large colony in Csliior-
MIA. Give California polygamist
colony In addition to its sand lotters
and Chinese, aud II will be The finest
State In the American Union for de-
cent people TO emiGrate from.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

Bella Morris and ber husband, w.
II. Morris, filed sul5 in tho district
court yesterday, through the'r attor-
ney, Mr.. ]. II. Skyles, against the
Western Union Telegraph company,
pray ing TO- SO actual damages and for
5000 exemplary damages. The plain
TIA. Mrs. Morris, sileges In hef petition
tnat on the Goth of August, 1855. she
sent iiom Mount pleasant, IN Iitus
co .ntv, the following telegram over
the colioauy's wire, addressed TO her
husband, which reads as follows:
"Your baby ia very sick; come at
o 1ce." She states she paid The toll on
tue telegram; hat ths message,
g. ough fraud, malice or aioSs nogll-
genes OF the telegraph company, was
lover transmitted from Mount Pleas
ant 20 Dallas; that, expecting tho
p.omps delivery OF she same,, she
awaited the coming of he: husband
ad delayed tho funers. ioc lack OF
tineuc.a al aid. and that she was com
,iel.el to provide "a best she could, and
follow her child alone D the grave,
among strangers, while her husband
remained unconscious OF thelr cb'id's
demise. Wherefore, she prays that
she DO awarded damages in tho sums
prayed for.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

THE fourth annual report OF the pub.
lie schools of Galveston has been re-
ceiyed. However unfortunate in
other respects, Galveston is happily
possessed of magnificent system OF
schools. The city has wisely made
them objects of special concern and
generous, public spirited citizens
have come +, the city's assistance, I'M
til the Island City can be justly proud
of it's schools.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
Comfy Commissioners Coul..

Tho County Commissioners court
convened in regular monthly session
yesterday, and transacted -ot oil
routine business, such as allowing ac-
counts. etc. Tho court will be N SOS.
sion ali this wees, and has n sood deal
OF business before IL TO be disposed OF.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

TnE report OF rhe continued Q pul-
sion OF Poles iiom Prussia exhibit q
hearlless cruelty and tyranny scarcely
to DO expected from even tho German
empire. 1t is unohr!stian and inhu-
man.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

IRuLASD's census figures show a
steady aud an alarming decrease in
population. a few moro years Of OF
preston ~ England and Ireland viii
be all on this side the Atlantic.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
DALLAS STILL AHEAD.
One Of Its Leading Manufactures Build
and Move into Kew Quarters.

One OF Its Leading ManufActurss BuIIu
and Move into Few Quarters.
THE HERALD reporter, in going up
E N street, was attracted by tae many
floats which were loaded and moving
up Live Oak street. Following thom
he found they were being unloaded al
Babcoct. Foote d Brown's new build
ing. at the corner of Live Oak and Pa
cific avenue, the building oconpying a
spaoo of over l5ox125 feet. These gem
tiemen have recently occupied the
premises 9SS, $40 and 942 Elm street,
but finding their quarters too sraail
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

FAILING in the prohibition move, the
temperance people ought to do tho
next best thing: Get ups crusade Tor
better whisky. On that issue they
could carry every county in the State.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

TnE election at Fort Worth, and in
Camp, Van Zandt and other counties
yesterday were regular Waterloos for
the pTohibltlonlsts. Very little Of tho
water, aud a good deal orthe lose,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

Chas. Houghton, Eco, lawyer, IS state
sheet, Bostoa, geports "a cas, or Eczema
under his obse, walton for 10 years, watch
cove req the pat IT'S body and limbs, aud
had been applied without benefit, which
was comp etc Y cured solely by the CUrI.
cuEA REMEDIES, leaving a clean aud
healthy skin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
A Blood thirsty Mexican

B1sBEE, Arizona, Sept. l2.-Late
Thursday night fight occurred In q
gambling house here, in which an un-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

A nd sbvers speoios or ftsls
inn ana Turning viseesM
Cured nv gutioora.

ECZEMA, or 40 nbtnm. With iis ar
" nitlug 10 hing and buiulrg, Instant
po, ;, 40" ~ sIonIs anil " alton OF Gvrl
lunA, iIo eat bkln Cut0. tbs repeate
daily, with two Of three doses NJ CuTfcUnl
HKsOLsENT, tno now II o0d Purifier, n
keep The blood cool, the ptTspi alton Jur
and kidneys active, " apeedlly cure ~
Isma, Teller, HingwOrm, IsJriasis, LicheI
Pfuritus, feall Head, Dandruif. aud oSl
species OF Itching, -osy anu Pimpiy in
mos Of the Scsip aud Skin, when the bed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

Mr.. Jobn Th'ei. Wilkesbs RE, Per nsylya-
MIA, w,'les; ~ have suffered f.om Salt
Eheun 10. over eight years, at times 80
uad lbat couil not attend 10 my brsinesS
fer wesEsat aijne. Three boxes OF CUR.
CORA and iour bottles OF REsoLvENT havn
entiiely cured me of,bis dread III dis as
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17

WIN Mcdonald. $50 Dearborn street|
Chicago, gratefully aek oowiedges cuys oil
Eczema, or salt Rheum, on head, nick,
able To walk except ON hands aud knees fo1
enc year; not able To help hi mself for eight
years. tiled hundreds OF RENE dies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeie.s;permauently
cured by CuricusA ItEsoLN ems tbiood pu-
riaer internal y, aud CUrIcURA and Cur.
oUnA SOAR uhe greet skin careI extei :
nn;ly, 80
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29
JULIE STUBS CONVIC
fcomn--ial-Alvesser.


I'VE sun drawisi Sally c!vins. rubbing
Der right front tooth vigragsly, -Juis
Stubs coavic' l. comm inthat thar wag
gin o Sam Small. this mornil' AM nc mi--
take.
L dcclar' To- gracious, Sal. ei you don't
leat the worr iiniin' Gu. things Iters
Amt no,bin' that gees on hsrs in crowfoo:
tina; yoa doi.'s Il. at it fu.t whether rs a
hddlin' or :nnrpln ami Betsy Billups seat
a stream Of uuf-dyed silva straight
thrvusa her Two long. waite 'front.' tes;h into
tie heart 0. tall sanfover Which Adorned
Sally G:vsn,' iroa: yarl
The two worth,si were sttisg knee -
knee on a waolen beach IN .ront u the low.
unpain;e. cottage whore SallT Owns lived
They were two tail gann' slabsidsi. VII
lass sp5nster. Beth had yellow complex
lcns. insignificant: features aai sandy hair.
AMI bore tssrnseives with general hard
ne : o. appearances differing from each Other
In degree though Dot in .isi C.o~ioO,,
the pszce oi their nativity, vss q Lite vti-
lase lying snuzly tucksd sway anonx i5s
lnountxin ranges % the no-tarsS.--a por-
ton o. Georgia
1; uas : sultry. drOvy IaoFninx IN
Angus, when AZ II O'Clock having quite
settled Der affairs FOR the d.. sally 0ivins
"a: entertaining Ter ero1y. Each had Der
little TN snuff bax aat ss,a bad we'll
u-ei brush. which shs a-tsnHteiy tipp~t
ia.o tie ssE1 All then r7bbei On ter
teeth, SkI1e every now and 6sa che q tie
!a3iss woult ssai a stream q saliva shoot
in- tEroush tie air q: sor1 prEco3ce.vs!
MARI e-nozS the fo~erS silly Gsv!7s Vas
sbOg; ~ aHi Betsy Bliups abou; - yeAn
o.i. perE.pS They mere bosa trsssst a
calic1-s. fsiei fro1:l many sssaiaSs in tzr-
psntins soaa, ami tie Only material differ
s1os bstwesa them was hal rhiis sally
Ssrsa declared that she vas - olt mad
and likely 20 continue che ali Ter bornSt
day. Betsy hat no. qlts zivea up Al
hope q! I.at-1nOay. as = crtAin perksoss
0. manner =, The approach Ok everything
thar Vas not fe-axls iayAriaoy Ass.Ste1
Eesaz-T dr1sisi sally .Pess G.vins
VA 9oEn 20 A;lan;y A. b d0os ;hs vhoss
tu-n-. Las nigh: b ksp' Is Up I'll piun
so'e,ock tella' bout IL IA loved - kov
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29
The MESSENGER

Rel,.n ~ Wins,ow In Every Other saturiav.l
"Ill be a singer 50 she said one day;
MY words shall soothe and strengthen
earth's rough way
For many weary heart
Her lines, though rhymet with all a poet,
art.
And measured us tis drum-beats steady
roll,
Touched not single soul.
;ioi sent His angel down, and gently smote
Her little plan; and disappointmsnts note
Quivered through all her life
Once more she wrote: but, under all, the
strife
OF grief and bitter loss echoed so pl ain,
Who read shell tears o: pain.
Again the silent. whits-winsed angel came,
And snatcEing love with life's best hopes
away
Left but breaking heart
No longer from humanity apart
She wrote. but learned a lesson born oil
tTi;St,
And wroth, because sine must,
Brave. helpful words Of truth. 50 IA we
hide
Our selfish crefS. ami az Gods will be tried
In crucible of sorrow,
Strength clmes t. point hris liter, glad To-
morrow
To fainting struggling souls; and keenest
loss
\ crown may lie not eros.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29
THE MINES OF FALUN.
:. T. " Hoffman Translate
PART l

It W Hoffman Translated for Inter Ocean
PARTI
The people of Cothaborg were assembled
t the port. a rich ship from the East ln-
dies had just anchored, and the city was re-
joicing over the commercial prosperity of
which it was to become the scene.
The ships crew were coming ashore with
the cargo, AMI oas sailor only. handsome
youth q! - years. took no part IN the uni
versal gayety. He seated himself apart from
his comrades at tbs door Of an inn and
yielded 10 melancholy.
"Alasi7 said be with a sigh, IF I could
only sink TO the bottom of some unknown
seal cannot bear this lifei'
young man, replied stern voice at his
5iie. you must be either the most unfortu-
nate or most guilty if life becomes burden
to you thus while YOU are full OF visor ami
youth"
TIE sailor turned and saw standing by
him an old miner who wors an expire sion
OF grave kindness Els entered into con-
versati,n with him. He told him bow bis
father, who wa, a pilot, had Ierished in a
tempes.- how his brothers los; their lives in
war, and ne was left alone iii the world with
the cars of his poor and iniirm mother. AT
che end 81 this last voyage, lie said, Sob
bling, my pockets were full - money. l
made haste to embrace my mother and give
her NV earnings; but she had died during
my absence. Ny heart is broken now. l
feel that. instead of running over the
world. should have stayed at home and
comfortei my mother. Ny comrades
brought me TO ;hi; placs in spite Of myself,
lni sat down on this bench C. think Of
ONE way of ending my life.
BE brave. young man.. responded tie
miner; God has called your mother e. Him.
II to MAKE her happier. | have heard
our words AMI have seen your actions
ou have d brave anl honest heart IL Is
lite possible that a sailors life Will no
nger please you. WIN YOU take my si-
cei Go to Falun. and b. mins: You
eyouny. robust intelligent; YOU will be
ccessful. ami your future w.li be made.
"a few YEAR, You will have saved enough
( buy a field and have family of your
yn.'
The old miner described the mines and
TIE riches hidden in that famous mountain;
hut Els was opprs ssei by kiai OF fascina-
ion that brought painfully to his conscious
hess the sensations OF being held captive
in the center Of the earth, destined never
again to see the light Of heaven, and
breathe the vital air.
Now concluded the old man, you
know the sort Of life We lead. II you have
heart for it We shall NEST again st
E,lun."
And he went away without sa,utias Els
Ithad grown SO late that the sailor thought
ID more Of returning homswariS. hut took
bed in the inn
When Els arose be wen: cut to breathe
ne morrins air, and walked slowly 20 the
orr. On his way be thought tsader.T Ct
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29

: IuY -.t
, A" .oo> uo'.nsf ''.o 'ui'
ha.., -, .hs t. ~.
49, a. CIV me ~ - 80 ~. 81 o.oa
sps sn' g.. y. s.e dN .' W
-. 80. 'o -. 10 n,
- -, =. ..
Caa' heartoroken a. thi' eAailatioh OF
spirit winch sue cocia hot uhoer'.and' uied
10 retain her iover' out a. eseapeo from nor
embrace ana disappeared
Inc procession mao oireaay Iorms1 70 iead
tne young pair 10 .ne cnurc1 Oh hopparDers.
Midhignt strucH' ELS ala not appear
onddeniy came group OF star,iei miners
running, VINO announcer that Tue gaiierie.
OF DahsJ ihihe had iaileh IN Win a SCUM
oil thunder
Eiis' Els! you are Iost! exclaimed
olIa, anu ieii tanning
ihey ran 10 Tue piace oil tue cauAstEopae.
but all attempts at rescue were useless: ali
search was fruitlest No trace oil Els Fro
BON could be found
Fifty years after This fatal event, some
miners III Gearing away the fragments oil
rock from NINE that had fallen IN, discov-
cred TINS ooiy OF handsome young man
petrihei IN nitric acii- 10 see INN one
would have SAID ne was sleeping profoundly
his elegant garments were not damasei,
anu the Douqdet oi MOWERS 10 wore IN MS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29


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you pu' : ieei 'na' ."n""' o'ea'"a h''e
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away from t~n.sth the .h.dov. Of tis,,
.v.rln.,.n. hills i~.. 20 Restless vet =,
p,~.rl.s. AMI the memory q. my yall.y
horn. m f,r...ay Vlryini. would r,,. In. |.
st,r out q, the night o! INV s..tsir l.ckon
iny M. away ., tb. mot WHARF nv child
hood had b,.n 40 CAV: t,r, tim, .or. on
and after many change. my husband died.
.ayiny 10 me with hi. diving ur-; stay
hers. Julie, dom, Issy. tn. land 10 stranger,
STAY AMI Col .iIl blc.z Won and I al
her. Arna. and God has bl,-.si M. IN.
ut,l. widow sail. hsr dimtl~d mouth tram
bling
@Inde.i i,i,~t m.,.m ..ia On. ,ro,,t,i.t
man. indeed an not running away from
III. r,ouut.ins-
Then VIA, 1. hr- tho wtto. e.s.i aud.
d-niy .ni d.~t..v.Iy
II, i. my.ef- Amos aa.v.r-t ssl.mai,
sYo.r.sif, Why you Will b. yo.,.-lf
vhAr-ver you 20 ,h- widow al; liasily
We. ms'sm- tat no, the same cal, oh,
now .tanas t-.or. you Oh. n.'sm. ,b.y
mus. hsvs ten n.nis. no. n.s. who de-
vs.-i 70, Ia- ritA which am no~ pun.
i.h-1 lam a fsIe, Who Ly IL. |. Ia. IN.
rixht l. sYsry ht--rty .re~,,; the ,r-,iosr a
my Sun Life. { ssa = nan ssli iato slavery
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bs3zss f.s~ Is sl-srs. -. r.<e ag- .shss
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29

ps-~gxI<s q fss Para ssssisis1szsy 80
ssr. k~ss sszssyaax te~ E@<fAss ~aSxssss.
sys.~n ~~r. w@y ;~s~ssSJ iszs~.~-s
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-12-11
BLOOD POISON.

In March of last year. 1884, 1 con-
tracted blood poison, and being in Sa'
vannah, Ca, ut the time, I went into
the hospital there for treatment. ]
suffered very much from rheumatism
at the same time. I did not get well
under the treatment there, nor was I
cured by any of the usual means. 1
have now taken seven bottles Of Swift's
Specific and am sound and well. 1t
drove the poison out through boils on
the skin. DAN HEALY.
Jersey City, N. J., Aug. Z, 1885.