The Dallas Weekly Herald. (Dallas, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1882 Page: 4 of 8
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feature. We see it in the large (--=== gx
and investments of capasl and moor all. in the forded:
seen .inderedsome m--nusbus -
impossible of construction; canals are pro-
pored tint would before have seemed a
but the visions of enthusiastic and silly
dreamers; mills, mining operations and
factories are in existence new that would
have astounded the merchants and others
of ante-bellum times; houses of nine and
ten stories height are getting to be comma"
oun--ELLOTT & HALL
Ieslows people will soon have "uTEe
---—* only becoming
„huusoy dmeraa The serre ere
dusfrom thyyitdfeeontinyes.
A l.t Peasant paper recent” “
to us the encouraging it rest.
were eoi-rating for=
,.. from Monday, the 6th,
EE prophet, VENNOS and Ties.
tondand stormy weather. We have in New York and some other larger c
"- tuta any or so of it, at any rate, elevated and ----------------------*
T * ^ our eonfilenos in the milsonds at.
pooi ~r ten—-
.TneroirJoumnal man has Just.add..
.w: € "NE the green bay tree. He
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the magnanimous patriot by rising a-pr
section and demanding from those who are
shlethet 14
Gussanr Rancors on more cecasions
than this one shown his Irendship
for the south, but it was never en- logical.”"
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amren and h.e’sre.car. northmest were suffering from fire and
rineoweeniou and the sricar, northwest were suffering from fire and 4AS
shaw on an through himcoure. rety-ou ertheut--entry, ■
0 . thesiunie was the ex prosperous and happy, and felt smeirate
are n CeP aueacuao in our indeed to mecor thesuffering Non alree
ception todaxte er n section of the south self, and thousands
great comimerdai enter andons of isciuzens, are melting the heavy hand of
vie with and sometimes surPaNS __tl-fortune laid upon them.
Mero.
1 boot jacks were banquets het viemin and.rmeiei unavoidable misfortune laid upon mem
------ath roses. . nificenee and NPerMTWMS N Y Lana not only should the north and west,
but the other portions ofthe
south, step quiekiy to the rescue
would be strewn with roses.
_ princely nabobs, Sol tin the intellectoal
.... M-denzeinut him frequently thought. Larger thought and comdmetu aS ortnom wie nice seen turned oon home
of a zarism made against him . -F8=====55
r n,*0eward for PTONE CWe=====
of A He M This is a very the daily and week’s newspapers. crowo
* pan ut then, MAS / Auim this humabile Angle Ano. oounem
bo badman.0
% esspav, in Harrison
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Zhetmerepeent General John nJ
1|R. Frasier, St. Louis county: 2 M1
"Donovan, St. Louis: Major Go JI TIs
Girardeau; Lieutenant-coost
Boughan, Nevada; Colonel
Culloush, Jefferson City yaji Re
____, Richmond, Colone'k
other | Brunswick: Captain A. A Lendltsse,
' Mmede John Waaa.1,97*q,
n'cunin. mor
-amamaranatneetore the: Edward Cunningham and Cap 2
R ER L Tra Biters and Ellerbe. Cat
A committee, was app-autel
constitution and by-w upe winy, a 5
following gentlemen u as: 1
ing, Gen. D. M. Frost and An:
A committee on hister a on
pointed, as follows: ColU ECg
Col, Waldo Johnson a I Xeny,5."
"The following named t.eet .
pointed as a committee t an 4
of trans portation Col L. ,,
Robert McCulloch and A-4.
Acommittee was appo:- :
Hinguished officers oi -**. ry
states who served with M* N
follows: General JobsssM
Colonel R. Musset Jovesh , A
and Major Edward Cunning am a
[Messrs. Williams W H €
and Colonel R A. Boughan #
a committee to draft the 2. a An
tion, which was adopted *
To the officers, soldier and q hsuig.
Confederate armies and hasyrresue
Missouri: Pursuant to a exine"
at a meeting E
. the “ex Confedpraea."
d Missouri.” 44
-commt7
---=----=-=-= and sailors wi -iS
armies and navy of the t wan tree "
now residing in Missou 4
address, rank and command o Cans
Alex. A. Lesueur, secr-tare lesgeu
this method toward
viting all to join the assor lus on bi.a
next annual meeting. Tie whom
the meeting at Moberly are expectally E
quested to state the fact that theu nasss
may be enrolled as at that late as the
ter made there is very utinat is actory and
Acommittee of arranpepats van min,
ed. as follows: Major John X Elva,
Captain A. A Lesueur. D C. Keneely,
ra in each case.
1
C.
Wasn’t She Cuter
She knew it was nece
tiful to be attractive.
nh As
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Jallss, secured a position aa
referred to
captivating emile seemed like a beam _____
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color to the large Smet Ch"PWNY F ------The crazy young man, lously, has at
--*," met D „A #:**22:0,2*NE lonoeeniekdau,an as to be horse
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rai
ST S S ong the main ears and the
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he will be sent to the lunatic asyinm. He
became insane from too close application to noueru
staty, and i is not-lmprobrbe,tat Fortis.
less and moneyless by the floods of recent
date in the Minisippl Valley. As ms*
dance or food and cheer in our midst, even
at this time, to ameliorate the condition of eo
these people and relief committees and
charitable institutions ought to commence
to see to it that this surplus of provisions
strip
moth proportions of quadruple and quin-
tuple sheets, with all kinds of news from
county, local op-‘all parts of the universe. Magazine N All
strong Agut the professions and trades are being multi-
Ton the question, as has been seen by our re- plidin "EEL,
cent ale patches from Marshall. “The col-in religious matters too the “em.nTand doming ana money i at once sent
1 ored troops fought bravely” under the ban-and stion S inE where it is most whn- Whon the fever
se of Jous BARLEYCORN, and Miss Win grows trees in its ram sand o NR ’ raged in va
snum has s rye face this morning. Furaion. Thedobwets -***-=
The Austin statesman of Friday last
1tiou was defeated. There was
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2,22.:
needed. When the fever
********* Ur raged „ various cities in y the
u d -enenee =on 2, R=—E
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. -1-:--he RAIKEs medicine and surgery as well. In eschwidesad inn e
musing sepia sndel in the achievement its efdt.mde fer e
the only paper which publishes BIADRE
oration m full. The speech was railed to
' the emerent papers on Friday, but did not
cenca the Statesman until Tuesday night:
“Tits was due we presume to delayed mails."
As suggested by an old citizen whose
thoughts areever on Texas, if any one will
1 look at the map of the state, he will see,
greatly to the relief of an asthetic eye, that
the whole Pan Handle is laid off into
square and prettily shaped counties. He
will see, furthermore, that there are five
counties of immense territory that ought to
"be divided on the uniform and harmonious
plan, viz.: Tom Green, Crockett, Pecos,
. Preside and El Paso. These new counties
ought to be created as the others have been,
shew of population, and of course attached
trorganized counties for judicial purposes.
ig. As now existing, they are eye-sores on the
wisp of the state. Our representatives,
Messrs. Daniel and Nash, are invited to
I look at the matter and lead in the good
won ——
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. meet
s=—1 Tees
are tseon” a were then s
less vegetable matter in the soil thes in the
blackwary land. The wheat on the black
land is very liable to have rus , owing to
the fact that 2 soils - composed to
largely of vegetable matter,‘re-
A ml eel. CL OWh
sesWas
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suffering and the ettension oinneg or of thesomth now, but particularly of the
this comes from thetion the 1 S Lonthwcar. ta awaken feeling and procure
thought with thought, experience _____ _
pertenee. 1 n *• connection we are snath 1 **T men Twmdiz ncom-
filed to perceive what we ondded H 2-1----L-A----*--= t. -AS
southwest, te awaken feeling and procure
",hati action in the premises such as will meet the
mendation of GRBEnat HAscocK in refer
ence to an old subject has additional in
terest attached to it, in view of
these recent disasters and as coming
from an eminent and experienced officer
and engineer, who has been over the field
and knows just what is needed. This is
the matter of levees, and just at this june
ture the representatives, ed muster. "
mrt2.se Tatcongressfrothe MIMEPI FE
. The ye sh t vigorously press the government for
minds 22.2. speedy intervention in the premises, and
I the passage of the much-neeled appropria
vaneed move recently made by the Medical
Society of the state of New York, more par
ticularly referring to the freedom of action
UICEJ *1 *t
permitted in regard to consultations with
an legally qualified practitioners, one with
another, be they allopaths, or homeopaths,
or hydropaths. This is surely a step in the
right direction by that grand body of men
to whom this world owes so much of com,
fort and its happiness. There was at least
to many a layman's
of bigotry, intoleran e andmerrowmindet 1 t. singe - the mueh-nended appropris-
nem in the stridor that “ewerues senses Mississippi and its tributaries.
-poreyton 4em227 Ent2M An suggested be Gusseat Hancock, this
iusenedweneseen m a question of national importance. He
had before -
respect that its effect wasinot to
suspicions of some
willing to believe reports—-—5
and aqua pure cures; followed by jSl SSSSa
sequent application m man-inr -
meTel” ===
122-M22"Allmnt 6a a sea
"*-lanesncemegt
1 aresutlms A 4d
who *-2 run, ys “A bill should be introduced into
LL congress for the survey of the Mississippi
tom naml Missouri and Ohn rivers, as well as their
imst steel sects principal tributaries, such as the Arkansas
- A- compparatively few people perhapsare.
: aware of the causes of the Her1 ------1 Sehispnnepas mnousariesy muon • ‘99 wn*
zegocinian revolt against Austria mowi num. A-sel---..E.-eeS ou land white. The survey being made, a
progressing and which may prove the spark, so, the ionH," tr plan of levees should be devised which
ie means of bringing, on even thought produces the denred "EM 12---------====—th sipotees the
y 1. - a greater conflict, it may be well to say______
that it (is chiefly a race struggle between*"* 10.7
Slavs and Germans. The former object to the 5m* .
use the German language, to have their na-TBat !, . 4 -
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:Herzegovinians are forced into odious mili-then-in themdee " LET
1 tory service taxed more heavily than under suffering mortal here thSLsEW. #
P the Turks, and hence have revolted. In 2""__E 12. table nrae.
view of this rebellion, and the late utter-
Qy ances of SKOBELEP, the Russian general,
t and German comment thereon, a great war
a . may soon burst forth in Europe, in
* which Russia and France would be pitted
" 1. against Germany in an probability
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18. Tan editor of a Virginia paper, who had
- esuginenss an Roghiunmah, made re:
al: cently the following editorial reply, which
is a merited rebuke to those who would os-
SHSLF^JTt SwSZlJ^eJ*^ strong to protect the
allopaths be inferior to *--9*-*212**= Whether the government: w
with proper treatment he can be =33
to mental and physical health. Monday
night at a late hour he was at the drug store
of Hoyt & Coffin on Elm street,
where he became so violent in his conduct
the police were telephoned for and he was
taken off. At the station-house, where he
me retee the ehrim ead ***
Thseetee tne,eip1 out—----------
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A M Tile that the county authorities yesterday morning, and tion
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“efoments durtered over the doors.
entire house seems to have
taken off. At the station-house, where de
was locked up, he raved and ripped and
Fsuct funtuole tricks as well-nigh to fret
rooms to himself. He tore at his clothes,
threw over metcof and tiled to butt his brains
-an - —H so that the police
the cum and West Fork
river and on the west. S
act meitirsti
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black land belonging, to the eretaceous
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idle
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more or less
luctive ia
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werhauled from end to end. The in- Remain at Home. .__
--A It you are suffering from consumption
-reneseronee
do more for you than any change of
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of our city, whom he had persuaded to give I
physician advised him to go to a briter
EE - E DEES
proved by your Compound Orygen, will
ing this. I speak from my, own
country.” As Judge Kelley is one of
our oiliest patients, his opinion, of Com-
pound unyren is of great value. Our
Treatise on Compound Orveen contain
Ea non so, mantevise.
Saturday afternoon Mr. W. T. Murray,
REE : th 5tg t eFThevi
:2=*=20=esme
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uses he has in charge, via: J. Bell, from
vestination of drawers, etes, was made in
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Bute
FIFTEEN HUSPREP POLIARE _
i ==-=2=2=5.=E
other at $300. Some cameo stones were ter
ken from a pair of bracelets, and the brace,
tee ux.llusceeaifcsnsin2
1r,E-uresiete
ly prized, with several pairs of ear nns"
rand breast-pins, a gold watch and chain, *
toy watch belonging to one of the little
elite of the family, and a seal ring were ear
“S.Lipscomt,, the anatof Mr. Childers,
was relieved of quite • quantity of line
“ff.Zotneser wr. canden were taken
INTO IBE TARP, ___L
and there searched, a small
=5==9en:ssE
them,L . u
TeM: 9, q ER WEmuFe, S years: Man
anions was house, too sooen sues* | W= 2 -OMWtte
@22,1 Lone cut county then S ent 2
erense 29
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***** Mm-msum
the ex-confederates of Missoon was Iu
for August 15.1852, at Sedalia, Minou."
The orator for the reunion at dedaliawy"
plated, m the pen of Juleel. B.V6
The committee on transportation rai
strueted to report as soon as possible to the J
president, who was requested to puling..
"I. resolved that the wives andda.
dren of er-Confiderates be yarsd sF
The following resolution adetei sycon
ind R, H’ Musser, of Brunswick, a#
"Ehsived, That the Confederate aes,
tion of Missouri is primarily formed for the
purpose of extending charitable aid to the
maimed and unfortunate and the families
of those who served in the Carl
erate armies, and to the wiions and
orphans of those who fell in the war. That
for this purpose, and for social a.
and readisti clay, and in very F
wet seasons: In some place
of land is over laid and
the washings from, the
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dans “ AoTike fine vpr o oos
■HOTT. Ousbest market
a h
2.5 allidse
takes fine crops et Hi
country. Whether the *! "
ma w em De meer/min M2 122 m2 me
should help to protect the vast bodies of
land now overflowed to the south and west,
in my opinion that is of national import-
ance, and should be so regarded by eon
grems, but whether the government builder
Sooner the world knows it the better, and
4 if homeopathy be astray.
have the benefits. Let
e.
her to the con
Er
Let
uisonessuse one shod sillere win senry
those of the other, and the survival of the L
nues will Allow as surely as the day the
night. That disposition which ties wholly
and clings with moss tenacity to the old
through prejudice or habit, be this in
what department of life we, may
choose, the staml, the religious, the
pontieat, will wise its own epitaph in
due time. The world moves and will eon
tinue th move; changes are continuously
transpiring, and new adjustments have as
--.--..----.eu--.-.------------oo-nty whe-e H==R
to the awful crime of being by birth an frame the bone--Hr
----- - -:newed through 1
ous tenacity t» the old
or habit, be this in
afford and should cause a survey to be
made." The general indeed should know
that there has been and still is legislation
before congress of the character referred to
w.him-nd-.onn*** onacbothe
propriety and necessity for generous lesis sisinuine fory
ms is pri
TAGE
sa
Kinney. On a Charge •• rohety, MAPA
any expecting no pensions from the govern-
ment, we commend to the charitable and 1
gallant of bot h armies tin untort unate and 1
necessitous of our former comrades in arm
their widows and orphans. That we on 1
mend to the charitable and patri ta iadid 1
of Springfield especially, and the state ati
large, the eare and precerradnn after Ce,
them the assistance of this asocatin as
“The following was adopted 1
Resolved, That this meeting find from 1
Awmation by them deemed rel table the
Richard L. Lloyd of Dalloe, Charter oner
ty, who lost both arms in the Confederes
army at Lexington, in 1861. is worthy she
eburitabie consideration of the berteat 1
and we therefore recommend that contrite
sions, in any sums, be sent him for bnse
port and in aid of his family, care of Nem
Marg AN. C 2.2
the same to Dr.'t. S. Martin ir B
use. -
All committees were requested to paid
the ir work at the earliest prac caliete
and to report to the executive ted
Sedalia. Monday, August 14, 1 Y
The executive committee as lad ranted
to meet at the Garrison house in Bedaa
Monday morning. August 14 1 43
"Theten of feeling prevailed in the me
ing and.a ter -
brought prominently forward c hanade
am Ai.se er. R
I theft ofS mere IBs ** I • _ a
5122m
sot on their trials...—
work to do. I have been taking---and *
various other kinds of whisky, bitters to
**,**= * * NIS givemean appriite, and the etly appelte
===-e TH =-== FA
SeEpa-re =FFL
* * tPNenis as rice. J. H. Bassox.
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Muon, Where there has herdoliro been so %12-7 never come low fererrost
-memma=,7_==2,E5.
much delay and niggardly assistance
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TWAT PROPOSED HARDLINE Foot plant as sita
. -s comtent is looming up in really since Les unt but T-lng s
* and timer an Heins,”, the stockmen's convention at Austin late s 1-eeth 5:9:
Englishman. He has, however, endeavored newen uruuge the ybetween agriculture and stock raining, and sos in this and other cor
n his ownperson to make ample atonement instantly decaying PEL” t it will probably play an important rat i - C. - —
-...... - fresher deposits which the, blood I the legislative halls and in the platforms of
conveys along its scarlet course, parties in the coming campaign. In such
For it is fundamentally true that the seeinl Lease wedentre to placeourselves upon record
organism and the individual organism are a in favor of equal rights to all, and die-
essentially alike, and the nutritive particles cemination against or protection for none,
that drenine the life-sivine liquid. €.ersuen dreum-uncs and entertaining
traciee a man because of the place of his
birth: “As for the editor, he pleads guilty
Englishman. He has, however, endeavored
for that terrible mistake of his early life.
. 1 He has been a resident of the United States
71-for twenty seven years, and a citizen of
ons provision of American naturalization
laws which permitted aliens who had borne
21 arms in its defense to become citizens with:
out Sling a declaration. He believes, with-
out any mental reservation whatsoever,
that the government of the United States is
the best in the world, and knows allegiance
to no other on earth, and will teach his
For is is fundamentally true that the seeisl
..------and the individual organism are
2. particles
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tiw
dly as rice.
toother, to renccistonaiuuon and sey
its laws. 5
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Tur San Francisco Chromele says thy____________
we occasionally are permitted to look in on Jeally may app
the occupations and home-life of retired has it passes al
P, statesmen and see what becomes of fallen ilations and 1
Rteatners: “Thus we have lately seen Ma-Idislinguls
has shling desa leaves in his front yn 2o m
1 wed gossiping about the fire in the country pect that
store in the afternoon. He claims to be system of
poor, but it is shrewdly suspected that he t covered U
is salting away his cash for an old age of paced w
solid comfort. Did Brae Excuru is another long man
man who has given up politics. He owns things.
...no.erw’nerruenineheer
| rsesu Twoiton in aeont ""
o ressemss"
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make one retired statesmen speculators or I aces seen
has, for each of it, compurdiesoS de wedo, the above viene we cannot
life-history as distinct as our BdO “thss - E --------4 -
institutions. The one gives life to the indi-
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temu Universal progress is the law dis
dlnesietss bu-eeysnsttssen
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Tux WasLinaton Chronicle of 1
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the collector of the po
n.Wis
can and the proper •
a Ten Worth, ns
meet
c *
uc
""Tosemon, .
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eulation. Two ladies, Meadames D.
**:*, so token .
meet **2my :
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crops, for he cannot raise them. But
gone the maimer thinks that he can
ang-nncy -==**=
city, as has
3
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:
yh
vernes
CATAL the premises and
ed to prim 1
Smoke Duke of Durham cigar*
mellow and pure
Removing the ,
a certain clique of politicians, whose ofe i
ances were echoed by a portion of * pa 1
to clamor for the removal of the i
_______Washington to some representative Weseni
muw/ini Sleity near to the geographical centre c S I
country. The topic seemed to pr-wc a sre i
— and days onder, however,and war nun igei
ten in the ruin and reouireon □
ceution’s urgent business. ) 1
CEPSPECapito will ever be removed * :- 34
F and con “ near so interesting a questie
mapersia. I ole as whether rheumatism can si si M 1
5. the removed from their bodies.
talth is as I has very mnccesitully interost-0.r/749 4
the ills: all people, and from the extend-
"Tu conveyed by the almost - aume, .
F-,the Peachstone Liniment (append thetenowing briefsei-rsotannat,
-e----... ing for the beuent of the era
ew: Court. Aesereferred to is rheumatic T
2,**m he
with carrying a pistol on his oumour, Cleveland, ob-iinniy
22222Tuh"2heumniism andkindred -
rihre pistol, saying he was benefited me greatly
hit.,7 Harrison, Mayor of Chip.
EhE 112 used in my family,
th euth on boca with remarka
ch also paid the city ss for 1-11think i an .
eanvuJohn " car Noo*. 5
Counselor at Law, Vallejo, Cr Dees
a short time was sued
te me disregard the evidence .
depot:
m without suJwechO
w.wepohuid. Sergeant at-arcas
o.oe Commons. ouswa
st and hand.—Commander...
and wonderful cure of most -
Lxsof-heumafi-m.—Wm H
M-PSunersee York, went
Sant. "
by welling: "Iconcur.”
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