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THE DALLAS HERALD SUNDAY MORN 13 U JULT 25 18bO.
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD
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tnnd or tinnd ty services tree.
Mrtiiti or death notions of six lines or less
f .reo. AH over tit me fifteen cents per line.
AU nortec oilier than the above charitable so-
cial festivals totties of six lln-s or lens fity
cents. At' over six tines ten ieiUs 7't'r line in
I he Special iot.ce column.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Com trolIer.
WE ARti AUTHOIUZEIJ TO ANNOUNCE
W. A. Hl'l'inna candidate for Comp-
troller subject lu tlio action of Uio Democratic
State Convention.
for the I.VKiNlutaro.
XTE AltB AUTIIOUIZKl) TO ANNOUNCE
YY CIIAHUOS L. MAIU'lN a otmiliilnte
for the Legislature lorn till e.iinty subject to
the action of the Omni ty Democratic Convention.
ItlfttrK't t'lerlt.
-ItTE AUG AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W W&I. A. lIAUWODDasacandldatMlor
re-election to the olllee of UlBtrict Clerk at Uio
nsulng November election.
Comity ANNor.
WE ARK AUTHORIZED I'O ANNOUNCE
B I). RAWLINS a a ciiudldnte for re-
jection t the olllco ol'Uoiinty Assessor.
County Clerk.
-ITTK ARK AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCK
W A. IIARWOOD uh a candidate for re-
flection to tliu ulUce Of County Clerk or Dallas
.jounty.
lirE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCK
'W B. WAltREN STUNK as a ranill.
lalo for County Clerk at the ensuing Huvem-
Vjer election .
Jii.tlre of the I'eure
-f HEUK A' IT II SUUMI 1' my mm to thoclt-
I Un of linlbis n a candidate ror one of
the Justices of the IV ice for 1'ioclii -l No. 1
aubjeetto tlicaetlonol'a Deim isrutleNomiuut-
. ug Conveullon If one should he beld.
.1 h- WOIjI.
-irK AUK AUTIIOUIZKl) TU ANNOUNCK
V W. M. EDWARDS us a cniullthito lor re-
flection to the oill e ol Mmtl ")n the Pence.
Tnx Colli'i'tor.
WE ARE AUTHOIIIZKDTO ANNOUNCE
V. II. I'llATUKItns a candidate for
tve-Hlpotlou lu til j olllco ol Tux collector lor
jballus County.
For NlH-rlir.
WE AUK AlM'llOltlZKK TO ANNOUNCE
J U N K l'K A K n it cuiiiUilute for the olllce
atierllTof Dalius County.
E AltirTuTHOIIlZKl) TO ANNOUNCE
S. 1. KMKKMUN a cnnillilnto for
GberKT at the enmi inn election In November.
Comity JiMlffe.
E ABE AUTUOItlZKU TO ANNOUNCK
the nmneof A. W. NUVL1N lor tile omen
County Jinlne.
County Attorney.
-17EARE aUTUOIUZKI) TO ANNOUNCE
V RUB Kit I' H. NKAY an a ramllilule for
f-electlon to the oftlce of County Attorney oi
tJallaa Uouiity.
Couuty ConinilHxIoiior.
-TITE AUK AU I'MUHIZEDTU ANNOUNCE
V W. J. KKl.EUaaeanillcliUel'orre-elee-itAon
Hi Comity Commissioner from 1'recluct
INDI0ATI0N3.
Partly chuity weather; easterly winds J-
ntbly baekinq to southerly ; stationary or higher
itempcrature ; nearly stationary barometer .
THE DOTY OP THB CONVENTION.
The time is near at band when tba Dem-
ocratic party of. Texas will assemble in Dal-
as through its chosan dulegatos to nom-
i nate a governor and other stato officors. The
more importance attaches to the office of
governor for that officer standing at the
head of affairs of stnte has moat power to
direct preaont legislation nnd shape to a
more or loss extont its future doatiny. He
can by throwing hit heart and soul into the
work of intornal Improvement into lmrai
gralion; into maaafnotoriuj; into popular
education; into ropro6sing crimo ami in many
hinga else have vast inthience upon thorn;
and indood wore ho a Jackson carry any
tmoasure for tlie publio good though
at tho outset In tho minority
"Desporata courage" as was said
-of old Hickory "makes one a miijority." But
-why ask for a Jackson? Nature soldotn pro'
ducoj such a mn and whon sho does she
i warns to break the mold in which tho hero
(Soul was cast. Va may not find in the list
of statesman which mty bo brought J bofore
the convention any one approximating that
rare man but we can certainly nmko soloc
tion of a candid ite who will be avast im-
provement upon tho prosont incumbont. In
"the first place ho is too old and .suporannu
mtod to discharge the dutlos of the position
'With tbat vim energy and intolligoaco so
necessary in a young and vigorous statu such
is is ours. Napoloon said it was impossible
t o find in old men in thoir youngor days un
raied to martial life material for a good gon-
oral. Governor Roberts a lawyer by pro
fession and for a number of years a udgo on
tho lupnaie bench waa credit to the state
sin those capacities for be Wis in the grooves
that nature designed him for and experience
qualified but transferred into a cewor sphere
requiring a very different order of mind
habitudes of thought keen discernment and
quick decision as to men and measures is
quite another mattor. At the age of three
score ean and ten It Is not easy to adapt
-ono'e .self to' now conditions and
vtrangor requirements. And although
at in Alexander H. Stephens we find the
brightest picture of mind strung in the poor-
. est frame the rule is to finl grand minds
supported by such bodios as Webster's
'Chatham's Napoloon and Bismarck. The
.heroes and statesmen of the world have per-
x iformcd thoir greatest doods before ihoy
ceached fifty and we Ilnd Alexandor dead at
Ml Byron at 84 Bonapsrto on tho island of
St Helena at 41 and Frederick the Great
returning to his capital triumphant from his
tw'swarat the ago of 85 while tho
Savior himself accomplished alibis work be-
fore he was 34. Texas neoia a man iu the
governor's olllco who will lead it in its
march with civilization its progress to
ward that inovitublo point where she hull
stand hs tho first state in the union in poii.t
of population wealth and intelligence as she
now does in expanse and natural wealth of
torritory. "The reason Home was great"
says Montesquieu in bis "Esprit do Loix"
'whs because her kings and omporors were
groat." Can one who has reached threo-score
and tun tho allotted span of lifo do this ?
And is it tho time for us to select such a
loader when all nature and all artificial in
terests around ut call for the utmost vigor of
an experiuncod loirislator ? This is ouo ob
jection to Governor Huberts and although
perhaps with samo sulhcient in itself is not
all. If not actually opposed to froe-schools
he has during his administration so hampered
and crippled thorn they not overly efficient
before are less so now
Woro it not that thero is
a specific clause in tho constitution taking
amplo care of our public free schools this
govornor would iinkou more desperate fight
to break them up than he did at tho last ses-
sion of the legislnturo. Never did a stnto
need education as much as Texas. Tbat is
the road to take to suppress crime. There
are no scores of Ltitin and (irouk scholars in
the Texas penitentiary and those are rarely
known to ascend tho gallows. As ignoranco
begets crimo so is education tho nursling
mother of virtue. It is said by tho enomies of
popular education that it is wrong to tax the
rich to educate tho poor. But throwing state
and convention! pride aside and that natu-
ral preference of ovory one to rosido among
an intelligent rather than an illiterate people
wo would ask whothor it costs more to fend
a boy to school for seven yoars than to pros-
ooute him for stoaling a horse or inurdoring
a fellow ? It costs the state of Texas not
less than $1000 to prosecute and condemn a
murdorerand from $100 to SoOO a horse
thief. But aside from this misorablo dollars
and cents view of this matter if we
owo a duty on earth to tho
boys and girls growing up
around us it is to give
thorn docont educations. Epory man who
loves his child has a dusfre to lit his brain for
the buttle of lifo in other than the plain garb
of a stroit-cleaner and a wood-chopper.
And wo hold that if ho bo unable to do so it
is tho duty of tho poople at large to perform
that sorvico. Another objection to Gov-
ornor ltoborts is that he has dono absolutely
nothing to bring immigrants to Texas lie
has suggostcd no legislation to that end and
although ho denies that ho is opposod to
thoir coining ho as govornor has held out
no inducement lo mom to come.
We want a man in that office to
revivo tho inflowing tide as it was soon before
ho took possession of it. Why are thoy all
going to bleak and sterilo regions of the
northwest to Kansas to dried up New Mexico
and Colorado and.nvoiding Texas tho finest
country undor tho sun of heaven unsottled
to-day? It is because thoy are not invited here
as thoy are thoro. The govornors and legisla
tures of those states are alive to this matter
and as energetic as railway officials
in getting travol over their lines.
The result is we got nothing
and they got all. There is no lack of mate.
rial from which to choose a governor of the
right stamp. The present occupant was not
called there in the first place by the voice of
the poople. And in this connection we may
say that it was a woll understood thing that
when it became evident that the real choice
of the people Throckmorton or Hubbard
could not be selected by the
warring factions in the nominating con-
vention of 1870 that Roberts as tho dark
horto should go in for but one torn. This
did his friends so understand and agree to
along with tho Throckmorton-Hubbard men.
Under this aspect of that compact
it is senrcoly tho delicate thing for
Govornor Roberts or his frionds who are
now the participants of his official favors to
bo travelling through tho state soliciting aid
and support to break into the sxplicit under-
standing and agreement. It has already
been charged that tho govornor hits akcd of
tho legiclaturc too much power and it looks
now as if ho was In tho biiuio aggressive
spirit soliciting a restoration to power at the
hands of tho pooplo with a view to use it aa
a stopping stone perhaps to that ultima thule
of tho gubernatorial politician's visions
whoso focal point centres in that "city of
magriillcotit distances." It has also been
said that ho waa transferred from
tho judicial bench to tho executivo
chair to make happy some of tho legil
fraternity and it is now intimatod that he
can be. transferred from tho Capitoline hill
at Austin to the "Potomac's quiet etroam"
to join that innumerable caravan known as
"groat men off duty" thus leaving a desira-
ble lieutenant to fill the aching void. But
this sort of luxury on the priuciplo of the
young lady who married the old man "to get
rid of him" is too expensive for the "pay-as-you-go"
or any other policy. Let us start
the business right at the outset and put into
office tome citizen whose record or whose
avowed and known positions aro in harmony
with the demands of the hour.
JOSEPH S. BAYERS.
Certain it is that the people of this state
owe much to the labors to the vast extont of
information furnished them and to the bold
fearless and emphatlo manner of the pro-
mulgation lo our present lieutenant-governor.
Texas has of lato been a severe sufferer
in the all important matters of immigration
and population of publio schools of reputa
tion as to the rigid enforcement of the laws
etc. And yet in tho face of all this Govor
nor Roberts hai sought with the avidity of an
ingonious and cagor politician to show that
his policy has been of such paramount benefit
to tho state that be ought to be re-elected. And
it Is questionable that if tho poople of north
Texas had not bad such a champion as Gov-
ernor Bayers to oppose the policy to disas-
trous to our interests whethor the e rrors of
the existing administration could havo been
so fully and clearly disclosed. He has come
forth arnyed with bis facts and panoplied in
figures and their legitimate deductions and
demonstrated what so many Buspectcd was the
true state of the case but were unurmed
with the proper data to illustrate and make
clear. Arguments that the governor and bis
frionds have put forth with a spaciousness
that was calculated to mislead and beguile
after the fashion of the lawyer to the jury
in the interest of his client bo has torn to
threads and Utters. He has snatched the
silver veil from tho Mokanna face and shown
up the distorted features whence proceeded
the dark and devious etfutions aud appeals
to popular favor. Like the circus sill-poster
the governor has traveled around aud do-
lighted tho boys with piuturos beautiful and
bright to sco whilo his lieutenant has brought
up the rear and s tripped nnd ehowu up "the
wooly horse" and "the India nbbor man" in
their true status in tho green room. The
governor has diluted on bis savings and the
treasury balance etc. boas.ing of what ho
has done like a certain Crescent City report
er who was telling his mode of lite to his
rural friond thus: "At tho dawn I awako
ring for my valot do chambro and order my
morning cocktails." "What" ropliod tho as-
tonished friend of his early days "do you
ko- p a valet do chambro and can you thus
afford cocktails?" "Well.no no" Baid the
reportor "but I keep a bull and can atlord to
ring it." And thus it is with tho Huberts re
sults; statements are made the boll tingles
but the interrogators aptly put show up
the amount of tho substance behind. .Suroly
for all this the people of the stato and of
this section of it in particular should fool
grateful. The sovereigns the tax payers are
entitled to know precisely without any
spocial ploadini: the truo condition of af
fairs actual results with their relations and
effects. Joseph Sayors has holped them to
has supplied thorn with this invaluable in-
formation. An EnternrlnltiK KHtnbllnhineiit.
We wero shown yestorday some specimons
of blank book binding dono by Messrs. Lyle
& A'.dridge stationors etc. Thoy wero old
records survoyors' notes otc of Cooke
county. These wore musty touios and man
uscripts put into regular and handsome shape
for years oi usefulness. It affords us a
two-fold gratification to chronicle tho vast
strives that this truly dosorving firm have
m do in thoir lino of business; first because
they aro In every way moat eminently do-
serving in all thnt spoaks of enterprise in-
dustry skill and truo merit; second becauso
their establishment is nereuit tothis section
of tho stato tho character of their workman
ship cqua'lipg in whatever they undertake
anyinuig none wiinui us iiuiua in ucjonu
lli im. uoniiuoni'iiig uusincss as n una oniv
ayoaragoona Binall though soeuro basis
they havo progressed from month to month
until tuny nave auuuu an me mouorn im-
provements known to their departments
until theT aro now able to compote with St.
Louis Now Orleans or any other place in
stylo and finish of workmanship. Their
specialties lio in tho direction of legal print-
ing and binding county blanks and books aa
well as othor sorts. They also keep full aud
well assorted stocks of legal and miscella-
neous blanks books and overv article neces-
sary to the counting room. We take intlnito
pleasuro in commending Messrs. Lyle &
Aldridgo to thoao who may require anything
in their way satisfied that whether as gentle-
men or as skilled workmen in their line of
business thoy have not their superiors in en-
tiro trustworthiness.
To Hnlne Men.
In viow of the fact that the Domocratio
convention will meet hero on the lOlli of
August those desiring their business brought
prominently before the publio should not
forgot that John Moninger has returned to
Dallas and that he can do more to let tho
visitors know all ab ut Dallas its business
and its business moB and its advantages than
any otbor man in the world. Business men
should consult him at onco and ho on give
them advice that any one can reap advantago
from. He knows much about advertising and
bringing to the notbo of tho public tboso
having articles for sale valuable inventions
and business of all kinds generally. Ho can
suggest the bost modos and which will result
in the groatest good to any one who wants
to bo brought beloro the publio in a favora-
ble manner. Tho Hkhald takes greats
pleasure in endorsing Mr. Moninger as agon-
tloinnn perfectly reliable in every way and
one whom tho business men can consult
with interest to themselves. Seo him and
then act upon his suggestions if you want to
bo advortised judicially and profitably.
Death of 'nitnln I'.llitton
Mrs. Thomas B. M itched of Dallas writing
to her father from Groton Connecticut an-
nounces tho death in that place on tho 17th
of July of Capt. Bcnj. Kllison.at an advanced
age a retired sea captain and a man of re
finement and groat purity. Tho matter is of
interest to Texas from Captain Ellison's con-
nection with its infantile settlement. Ho
commanded the schoonor " Only Son" un-
dor the auspices of General Stephen F.
Austin which brought tho lint load of iin-
micrants from New Orleans that evor camo
to Texas landingj.in Matagorda bay Febru-
ary 7 1822 and continued to run to and
from our coast a number of years. On this
schooner was Mrs. Angelina Ebberly sister
of Bailie Peyton of Tennessee ; also the
father of Governor Helm of Kentucky and
Greenup Hayes the grandson of Daniel
Boone and others who became distinguished
in this state. Though long retired and
wealthy he cherished to the last a warm
friendship for Texas.
Witt's Tesaa Nerenadera.
This troupe gave an entertainment last
evening at Craddock's opera houso for the
benefit of the Hancock and English club.
There was 'a goodly audience present and
Ibey were treated to tome splendid singing
the programme containing tome most de-
sirable solections. Considering that this was
the first performance of this troupe tho en-
tire bil !waa admirably carried out as the
froqtiont uproarious applause attested. It
will tako but a short whilo and but little
practice in public to place this troupe on a
par with the bost in the field. On to-morrow
evening thoy give another performance
at the same placo. They will also give on
Monday aftornoon a matineo in the intorest
ot those who cannot attend at night
Through Mr. Flsnsgan's kindness chidren
will be admited at 25 conts. For adults
usual prico.
Dr. Helii'H lertnre.
Tharopirtof the lecture Jewish Sects
from a Jewish Standpoint" delivered by Dr.
II. M. Bien at the synagogue on Friday
last is omitted this mornincr on account of
the press of other matter. Tho report will
bo published on Wednesday morning next.
Kicked lu the Heart.
A littlo son of Captain human was kicked
in the head by a horse yesterday and is in a
dangerous condition. Dr. Johnson attended
the unlortunale chilu.
Fnpera Wniiled.
Several copies of the IIkrald of Sunday
July 4th. are wanted. Please bring them to
the editorial room.
I'KKHONAL
Mr.John P. Mclntire representing F. A.
Witlio & Co. hardware uu-reiaiiib wf St.
Louis is in the city. He it kr.owu to every
merchant in Texas mid in fai t to nearly
every man in Hie state. Ue knows his bui-
new and attends to it well.
Uio Tilly Housewife
The careful tidy housrwifr w'-en sho is
giving her house its i-pri'-g cleaning should
bear in mind that tho dear inmates i.f fcer
house aro more pr i-ious than houses and
that their systems r.cnil rleantingby purifying
the blood regulating the stotnache and bow-
els to prevent and cure the diseases arising
from soring malaria and miasma and she
should know that thero is nothing tbat will
do it so perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters
tho purest and best of all medicines. See
other column.
Ueiitlemi'ii'M rmlpriirnr.
Clancy has removed his business place to
70S) Main street over Sumner's. His goods
aro always manufactured of tho best material
tit neatly and it is economy to patronize
him. He is getting a largo trade all ovor
north Texas and the excellence of b11 his
work entitles him to it.
Novelties of every description Fronch Eng-
lish and Amorican china; mirrors silver-plated
goods glassware chandeliors lumps; bar
hotel and restaurant outfitting cheaper bet-
tor and in larger varietv than auy where else
at D. Goslin's China Hull.
Nomethinff entirely nw in KiinIiIiik
thli week inrluilliiir li'Kut
roinbiniitlous iu delicate ereimi
color of l.nuiiiciloc I.nro mid
r'l l.lNNe. Goldsmith ltoeu-
tlml A
l.eon Hiiliu
ICoeps a full lino of shoes for middle and
aged gentlemen made for comfort and ense
in southern ties. Calf biogans English
walking bids or Congress gaitora high or low
cut. They aro rirst-class and you won't bo
bothered with corns.
We lire milking prcpiirnlioiiN lor the
rrri'iition of n lull noil ninti-r
Ntoi'k lilriter tlmii ' Imle yet
curried Our iiretent Mock
iiiiixl l reduced In si ale no mill.
ir nl villa! smcritice t-olilsiuilli
Itoseiitliiil A l'o.
Siv'0iiuir Itidiict Ioiih In S inn in
t'lolliinv; ut K. .11. Kiilin A In'.
Paints Oils
Window Glass
Wall Paper
Pictures.
SHIELDS
&
YOUNG
Wholesale and retail
N woo l ii a; lloiluotioiiH in Kiminior
Clothiutf hi V.. n. It nil ll A t'o's.
Yoiiiik tJenln
Go unto Leon Kahn when you want a pair
of first-class Fronch calf and goat hand-
sewed ties or gaiters. You will be agreeably
surprised to see how small and neat we can
make your foot look if you will give us a
chance.
Fine musie at the Atlantio gardon every
! r . - . i. i e ilC.
dvquui iur tuw uuttriug ui lauiliivi.
W hav a few Ladle' I.lnen Salt and
IDuntem left which we oHer uh
Hperlnl HnrKaiii this week.
tJoldNintth foneiillinl et Co.
KELICIIOl'S.
tTLAMAH STREET M. E. CHURCH
i-ouin. wors'tip at uaiiaa f emale College.
Preaching moruiuii nnd ulght by the pastor.
. a. oouriniiii . nHuoum henooi hi u a. no
( lass mooting at 3 . m. f ablmtb. school slug
Ing 'it t:l l. m. i'raver nietlnir on Wednes
day night A cordial iuvltutlou la extended
to a i.
r T I' A H K H N A l : I. K l El' HO 1)1 ST H I U K' II
MiTvlce." at II o'clock a. m.. nnd 8:1.1 i. in..
by liev vviiimiii llrnsli. I). U i rtimrUv
school at 2:"0 p. m. All are cordially luvlled
iu ue yrusem.
5J- ftTMHKKI.ANl) PKKHBYTEKIAN
CllUllLll-llev. 1) V Ilro 'gliton iiiis:or:
preaching t 11 a. m. ami f::!o p. m. Millionth-fell-ol
nl !) ii. in. I'rnyor meeting every
euuesuiiy o:oo p. nit
tr-J-FUl-vr I'KKMJYTEKIAN cHI'irrw
Tlie Usual services will be had lo-ilny nt 11
viouifc a. iti. luui n p. in.
BO-l'llisT BAHl'lsr l Ul lit.ll.-'iundiiy
oiiunn v. 11 Ml. IT. HCIUIl HI u 1 III unilH p
in. by Il-v. W. T Chase ( Houtlicrn Texas
rurvlces held at corner of Main and St. Paul
Biruei1
KIIWT IIAHIIST Ctll.ltt'11-Coiner ol
Sieniiioro street aud l'u Herein aveni'-i J. II
furiy lusior. Mr. ( urrv I' us minrn..! imsl
from the Tyler Baptist onrrntton nnd will
ineciis in ii iretn sty ih tuo ollowioR sub'ectN
Morning "Maveiy t( Public Cpinlou.'
Kveidng "Unroa-ioaablentsa or ITulieller. '
Snuilay tchool iu '.) h in. J. L. Williams
superintendent. Scuts lie j.
4-COM.MKKCK SIKKKT CHHISTIAN
CHURCH vrvlcis tn-dey will be conducleil
ny inomai iimu of Usuon. Hrvtcea nlao
kt nlirHt A II .m I.. .itJ
CONUURUATIUNAL CHURCH.- I!'V WO
MoCuue-Servlc.es at 11 o'clock In Central
Park on Patterson avenue west of tsycumore
SPECIAL NOTICES.
3- (STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - The
Stockholders of the Dallas Cltv IS. R. Co . r
requested to meet at their ooice the first Mon-
day In Aiijrnst for the purpose of electing a
board of Directors to nerve for the ensuing
year. n. W. KKLLEB feereUrv.
Dallas July Si) 1).
tKOTlCE to Stockholders Dallas A Wich-
ita hatlroad Company. A meeting of the
Stockholders of the Dallas A Wichita railroad
company will be held at Hie goneral oiUce of
aid company In the city ot Dallas Mats or
Texas on Monday the 27th day of Ser.tm-
ber A. 1). l.-fO for the purpose ot determin-
ing whether a mortgage shall be executed
upon the franchise and corporate property for
the purpose of const! noting completing end
nui'tuviug n railway.
WILSOX D DENNETT
See'y Dallas A Wichita Railroad Company.
!r$-'Orfl'l.' tlnllia T.v.a .!!. in
A ineetlnirortliestocklio'blera'or'tlieD'iilias Cle-
burne A Kin (irande Railroad Company will be
liolll Ht Hip Atlira itfl'tti- Muil.nt.l II. b I.. It-.
lexas on the 4th dnv of Augu-t l.W for tlio
iui'ori- electing director aim onicure ror the
eutuingyear. A. r-'. IIAKIHK
... ties-President.
V . C. IIowaiid
iscrutary.
DBT
Great Clearing Out Sale
m 0 m
A. & E. Mittenthal
Are now running off tbeir immense stock of Summer Goods at ruinous
prices to make room for thoir fall stock which ilr. A. Mit-
tenthal is now buyii g in Eastern Markets.
500 Pair Ladies'Cloth Shoes.at cost; 10 Dozen Mens'low quarter Shoes at cost;our immense
Lino of llrilliantines Piques and Lawns; also their famous stock of Laces Em-
broideries and Trimmings positively at 10 per cent less than the regular prices.
THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A fine lino Drees Silks Trimming Silks Satins; also an elegant assort-
ment of Silk Velvet. Thoy havo besides a largo stock of
Carpets and House Furnishing Goods very cheap.
terSrECTAL INDUCEMENTS TO
A. & E. MITTENTHAL - 606 Elm St.
SCnOELLKOPF & CO.
Manufacturers aud Dealers In
Saddles Harness
And Wholesale
Leather Shoe Findings
6fl and Ct.-j Elm Street
t3".Manufactiirlng our goods In Dallas wo warrant every artlclo sold to our customers. "vB
Our connection with Tanners and Manufacturers Ea.it enables us to compete In prices o
Leather with lialvcntoii.Nuw Oilcans or St. Louis.
O JUkyJ.l.rJ - XL
s
CHA8. C. WEYERSBERC Agent.
DALLAS PAPER WAREHOUSE 407 MAIN ST
icSioIs &
Wooles.tlo and R uall
Paper and Printers' Supplies
&aer BSag nud
CASH PAID FOR RAGS
Opposite) Lofirand Hotol
BOOK ANDPAPEE HOUSE
Wholesale
NEWS AND
Also a general line of Printers Goods and General Stationery! also hnw iti nr hih
will be sold at reduced prices being compelled
CEMENT. LTSIE
PLASTER ETC.
I I PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES
LIVER COMPLAINTS
Constipation and Piles.
DIt. It. 11. OI..WtKSoiitblloroVt my I
"Inou-fnof K1P.NEK ritOftl.ES It hoa I
acted like o charm. It huecured many very r
bad on"CN of 111X3 aui) buaucver fulk-d to I
ctcfflclcmly.' S
NELSON FAIRCnTLD oSt.Albnm VL I
aye " It In at prlccicu vulue A fur lUtcer.
year ol great nufferlni n-uin PUca aail Coa-
tlvencAfl It completely curca me.
O. S. 1I0CAI1ON oriK-rkuhlre njt '-one
package ha done troudcrn fur mo In com-
pletely rurlne severe Liver ana Kidney
vompiuint.
WON DEIrtTU L JJY
POWER rsmamsm
nrcArsR it acts on the
MTER.TIIE ROWELS AND KID-
NEY. 1 THE SA.1IE TIME.
Because It cleanse the system Of
the poisonous humors that develope
in money ana urinary diseases. Bil-
iousness Jaundice Constipation
Piles or In Rheumatism Neuralgia
and Female disorders.
KIDXET-WORT ! a dry cetaMe eom-
aoand and eaa be Mat by aull prepaid.
One package will mk six qU of medicine.
TRY IT NOW t
By It at th. DracsM. Prfce l.o
WII13 KCHAMSCS CO. Proprlttort
3 BurilnctoB. VL
ii a n f -r-rr
Arc "Ton Golna; to the
HOTSPRINGS?
If so Go to the
Grand Central Hotel
(Ills house is flrsi-t-liiK la nil its Appoint-
ments newly furnished throughout. The
moius have (ins and Electric Hells. The situa-
tion convenient for hatha. Location best In the
Valley for contort: located In a lieaiitlful prove
with beautiful hado trees ovorhnngiiur the nai-
leries that surround the house above aud below .
Summer Kates at About Half the
Usual Prick Charged.
JA51KS r. CBAIG Prop
II
uoons.
THE WHOLESALE TRADE.-!
Bridles &c.
Dealers in
& Saddlery Hardware
: Dallas Texas.
- All JJl jlmsjxjjl
Vreeland
Dealers la all klnda of
Wrapping Paper.
AND PAPER STOCK
Dallas Texas.
and Retail.
FLAT PAPER!
to realUe immediately. No. eon Main St. Dallas
J.E- BERRY. Agent.
THORN & HUNKINS
Largest dealers irest of New York City and only
house in St. Louis making a apeolslty of these
goods. Pi ice List sent on application.
Uenernl ofSce 818 and 311 8 Tweltfh 8t
Rranch ofllce iOS N Main St. Warehouse
Tayon Avenue and BaUreai track. Capaolty
15000 barrels-
MEDICAL.
CURED WIl
n:nr
rt. h ah mini i' w
FULLY 2S PEK CENT of tlie human race art
victims to partial or oomplele impotency.
This startling assertion will bo fully corrobo.
rated by every Intelligent pliyslclan. Ths
principal cAUses productnu thin ilineuHe nre In-
lUcreiions or excesses. Some of (he common
symptoms nre loss of vlor speriuntoirliDss
fialn In the baott. dlsnoHltlon to avoid society
auRuor gloomy forebodings mental dlstrena
ncrvoun debility and leucorrhwi (In frmaleii)
debilitating dreams. Ac. Let no fnlse modesty
prevent the parent from wamlntt the child i f
this erent evil. Hecret habits are ths result of
Ignoi-auce. The medical profession hits been
almost crlmlnnlly noellfrent or reticent about
these thlnus as tlie demand for Increased ao-
cnnmiodatlons at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There Is a well-known principle in anlma
physiology that no vital action can take place
exoopt tlirongh the agency of the nervous sys-
tem. If the nerve power In any organ is weak-
ened then that organ lsvek. There Is s rem-
edy In the reach of all one that hns stood the
test for over half a century. Dr. Rlcord'S
Vital Ilostoratlve has been scrutinized and In-
dorsed by the Academy of Medlotne la Paris
as an infallable speclllo for the above contains
no phn.phorous cautharldes or other poison)
Upnrely Vegetable producing no reaction
and Is permanent lu effects Is a auirar-costerl
pill andean be had of Levn.aer A Co . 10 bis
ue Richelieu Paris (France) or of Dr. 8.
Brown Hlgesmond sole agent for the V B.
Singer llulldi.g Bt. Loulx Mo. t box of 100
pill. ') box oi too tlu sent by mall upon re-
ceipt ef price.
CERTIFICATE
PAMjHly 18 1878-UEne da la Palx.-A
Sir. E. V. Arty years old nau seen widowed
twenty-live years nervous temperament ;har.
anllored for thirty years with spermatorrhea
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire Impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benent. Ha
cam to me and I advised him to try Bl-
oord's Vital Kestoratlve. After four month!
newts discouraged bnt I Insisted upon his
ooutlmilug Ug use and In nine months be waa
restored to Ml health and vigor got married
and has two line children. .
Out of 319 patients trsated 65 were cured
within 30 days 115 in alx weeks 150 between
two and three mouths 8 botween five aud six
months 1 In nine months.
DM. M. PKRIGORD
MeeM ae de la Hospital Charity
RnldliT WhoUnilo nud Retail Drap
BUlt Rcuernlly marie
tin-
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