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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
MkDICATtD CANDIES.

mr. FLEMING'S WORM CANDY is undeniably the
- most perfectly adapted to the total determination OF
Worms old and young OF thing Of the kind ever pre-
pared Children like it, and Is warrant Vegetable and per
HIS DiAKRHGA CANDY, prepared from his celebrated
Quaker Balm is said to do wonders all powe complaints
In darhoea attendant the last ssgs Of consumption il
His CATHAKTiC CANDY certainly opens a new era in
me deal compounds For cleansing and mysorating the
bowels obstruced hu Tor cos tive.
ness bilious habits eod gntiee he1darhe and indeed
in all where Ihysc ded this candy Unsurpassed
-besides it is pleasant % take as peppermint candy
His DINER CANDY, fer cottveness lndigess tion dis
tress after eating he ,rbun, &c &c. recommended as ne
of The best and tones And then 1t
so handy and safe. . -
The RAPIDLY sales and popularity Of these pleasant
csGGUVERT,S BALM Or LIVE for all affections of the
lungs wndpipe dysp pa SC &c an unequalcd remedy
read the flowing:-
MR.CsvERT:-
Balm of Life in the pains about the
BY Dis spepsia and especially in STRENGTHENING my veice
say ath yet fully IesoIed but am great
iv improyirg THEODORE TAYLOR, jr,
- XorL Eth "a 1870. las Nassau street.
Sold wholesale aud retail bv JLONEhI,
~ 1871 Nassau street
A,so NV Stewart, rs Fulton at Brooklyn. uas Tn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
SERVINGS CORDIAL.

this is very conn on complaint in
the present day tends to alleviate "a OF public
i'm, or snce For the information Of those affected with it,
we publish the following recommendations oil Restorative
Cordial FOR ts re -
G. T.. SEBRISG Esa -
DElR STA AT vour request, have exaTiosd The mssi
of which Cordial Composed ana nave no mes
ton 10 saving that they Of best class OF tonics ard ~
the prepared by you. will prove highly osnehea IL
'''-'' ~ Ya1nrs &c P PRATT VI. ID.
No. ss Liberty stre~t.
concur 1 the above recommend,tion OF Or: Pratt -
THOMAS BOYD, NJ. d.
/ No gel Fourth street
81 per bottle ma I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
OC TOR B ELL.

y q G. Il u X b T. l. l..
DOCTOR BELL devotes personal attention daily until
ny to the removal Of private dsessesn :vsy s,k.
BY ins1rsrenes practitioners hoss!s
ms all who suspect the remains Of dsease uhing the
vs ss may consult Dr. always with guarantee Of
% Persons contemplate marriage who have bees tie srs
Get of delicate may consult r Bell with honorable
Confidence Posi- letters the case OF persons
dstans his prompt attention DR. treatment nsvc
suspicion and to be safe and psrma
ssnt. co,,yr, .nrnr srvvrr 49,.
~, ~ fr,m Byoadway. Min
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY FOR THE
n LADIES.
DR A. G.. CASTLE, Dentist, 2s7 Broadway, New York
has Paste aling decay teeth which, while perfect
~ harmless its composition can be put INTO the mos. tender
original and uses without any pam
whatsoeyer TIE most tooth be thus preserved
The testimonies from ladies m the frat 500
ape su fsccniy 10 s efficacy; DR. inserts srth
cal Teeth without a the principle Of atmospheric
whtond the Effects OF bilious acid
stomach and rec from footed oders. =, -, ,
Tooth,che ps Of which put in the tooth will effect
asicsl c. C. reera as to his sh
Or u hnson President Of The Medical Society, lie The
Waller Don Csderon de la Barcs, Spanish Ambsado Mr.
Strengthen, Spanish Consul R.v. Mr. Lye Rev. MI Nissan
The Professors OF the Unyery q the College oil Physician
/ and Surgeons Of New York.
DEAfNFss-Drs Castle 4 Edwards Aurists, attend Z
disease incidental TO the human Acoustic Drors-
Sure deafness pains noiseso hard wax IN the ear
I mlT i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
DIR. ALIENS BALSAM

Colds Consu nption AID Liver Compliant Iumpton
dseas. often secretly urk in the system for years be-
there il the lest complaint OF the ung' And IN this
stage be cured eectually and c. rainy as any
other Let delay the OF medicine
til their lungs ssnsby affected but in due resort to
Dr. Aliens Balslm of Lverwor-ths medicine has proved
even Copqueror Of Ply scians for which all mankind
Win have abundant bless the hand OF dence
More in this city use this medicine
in their practice. 49, ..
have used Balsam of Horehound Lvsrwort and Pleu
rsy Root practice for months past and from the
wonderful eh, ct il had, fully sstsed that il pos
verv superior virtues in the cure Liver Comp
anu nptioa do strongly Dsndt to the public
and the Faculty. Respectfully, 80
d. RICHARDSON, MD.
Hudson, August I, 1884, -
WHO0PIf.G COUGh-This disc ase il prevailing very
and il If little with very
few DAYS illness Pareats should remember that Dr. AL
lens Basam Of Lverwor is the only ntable remedy and
Sold by w. A. Taylor, wholesale agent, So Barclay st
M Guion l27 Bowery of Grand street DR. Hart
corner of Broadway and Chamber street J. o. Fay, at
Minors Drug Store of Broadway and John street
mi M
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IMPOR TANT
,RIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ALDO.

y ~
TO MARRIED LADIES! DIR HULL'S ALDO.
MINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS apparatus uniformly cures falling Of the womb and re-
applied an article of Dress lady m herself without
surgeon, reading the pamphlet written oy Dr.
Hull ACCOMMODATING when will be sent bv mail
free charge OF the country persons requesting
he same by letter.
Dr. Hull has request Of several pectable physicians,
fitted exclusively for ladies' having separate ntranc
from the business department where lady in coestant at
tendance apply Tusses and Supporter 70 female patients
AMOS q. HULL CO.
ml5lms No. Vesey 1T. Astor House.
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NOTICE To KUFIUR KID PEnSONC.
DR A. g HULL, No; 1vEsEY STREET, ASToR
lures may rely upon the best instrumental aid the world
affords at his Office Vssey New York
United States Patients he careful to examine the back
Dr. Hull in writing None other are genuine or to be re-
lied good Children under twelve universally
cured without further expense than the Of the Truss
The radical has been under the progressive PRACTICAL
than twenty past IN Dr. Huils
Truss Office and brought to state Of unrvaied per-
lection nails Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02

TIhATE AND POUDRETTE-Tha Lodi Manufacturing
" Company now offer barrels Of Poudree for sale and
are daily preparing both Urae and Poudre IL the weather
faxSrabls they e1peet to have large supply in the
ccncern and the Poudrsr key offer wsrrsHtea thar
what has beca made In New York and
they have the evidence Of farmers and practical chemists
prove it, This company alone make Urate They have dis
covered greatly improved in making POu-
drete although much expensive They do not now
street nor moulding sand from the foundres the
ashes al, articles Of compound any other
material that is 10 itself valuable The company
have determined make article which the farmers and
gardeners rasonabe ground to complain Of and
they he eby hope establish its character
TERMs-Cash delivery, for Poudrette 40 cents bushel,
Urae SO cents Of barrel cents and carriage ANY
person wanting few barrels have the same delivered
tanning bushels struck free OF carriage barrel
some).
nomy with which they be applied boy will do morS
in one day with team carting cut manure In
three Farmers and gardeners who have tried these ma
say bush Of Poudret to load Of barn
uard manure. 80.
sack Bridge New Jersey; of Me:srs atiwsli Dsy No.
No Liberty street New York Letter. BY mail pps PAID
6ce New York" will be forthwith attended TO- aud rsons
wishing at time orders
advance and the company will reserve them. melmd'
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE ssbscr having completed and PIT operation his
newly invented Cotton and Hay Press offers 10 sell dis
pose Of Presses for any part e the United States
uae for the sale Of the patent right for section of the
country east OF the Allegheny mountains. may be
seen IN ope alton DIAL between the hours Of and A.
at the conner Of Avenue aud 9Th On this press the
power o. four will hale density
twsLy hive pounds to the cubic foot n
heIeby suprsedng the necessity OF the
great cost at the pscc of shpmen The power
o. two suffice for pressing hay density owen-
ty pounds to the cubic foot the The press IS
very simple in ITS conIuction not liable get out Of repair
is perfectly portable and be sold at less THAI one fourth
part other Of equal power USE
Inquire the subscriber at the office Prenti,s No 10
Wall street between the hours off. and r. W.
streets Letters post paid will meet immediae attention.
me DIM g. GARDNER
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30 ODD YEARS

OF EXfERIE nee in the ,tnhe Rr.:;ice Of sn-ing Ger
nal street to eradicate those uston. whether
new old nvceate in less than half the time employed
by DOCTORS who poison their patients with mer'
curry, canivy, nitro, cubebs, Gc.
NB-3tangers appri ed that DR. l.. 10 regular phys
cram Of the med faculty Paris also graduated in the U.
states as can be proved BY his diplomas. n.24 Inn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02
DENTTSTRY.

WIN, THORN, DENTIST so lcs the attention of those
w who Artificial Teeth, aud those who may require
the Teeth Knowing that there diagrreasle taste the
mouth of those who indulge in acids ung from acoa
OF the acid on the Gold Plate that admit of it, he
inserts complete SET without ssng par
ticle o! metal of any description.
81 harnhe asfrp xnQl In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-02

DROWN CO.'S One Prize Hat Store whoIesae and re-
d fail I7s Chatham Square, corner Of Mott street where
fashion. beauty, durability and economy are combined to
The propretors have the pleasure to offer in addition
to their recently improved short Mapped hat new the
the most cosy beautiful that The difference not easily
perceived Price three dollars We strcy adhere to The
super price charged representing ihssa hat! to
me public the think they have ached the ultima
of hcapty ard comfort. ma SIM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.


. An the elements Of the contest, yet so
far distant, for the Presidential Chair al
the expiration Of the present term OF The
Chief Magisiracy, seem TO be already in
commo,ion.
r Ave noticed. few days age, the nomi-
patton Of Mr.. BucHAEAN for the Presi-
dency by public meeting at Harrisburg,
10 Pennsylvania.
AS a set.ofi apparently 40 Chat noni.
nation, meeting has been since held al
the same place OF the friends of General
CAss. our present Minister 10 France.
Thus be also is in nomination.
Al a "Denocratic" meeting which may
be. termed set.otf No. 2, held atihe Court.
house in the city Of Philadelphia on Thurs
day evening last, it was determined thai
MARTIN VAN buren, ''of New York, = al
the resolutions say, is the proper person
for the candidate OF "the Democracy
RICHARD M. JOHNSON has also been
proposed in divers places as the candidate
Of; 'iihe Democracy"
All a great democratic injecting held
al Fayetle, ID Missouri, al Which soinau.
entail a Democrat as Ex Governor REY
Mods Of Illinois. was present, Senator
BENroN was formally nominated as the
preferred candidate Of that pari Of the
countsy.
Some wtiiet in. the Madisonian, moved
probably by ihe examples Before him. for
malIy dominates for the office Of PIesieenI
JoHK TYLER, aud for that of Vice Presi
dent Dawn RiTTENHousE PoRrRR. o
PennsyIvanisl the present Governor O
that Slate. lUpon this nomination. 5,
the wsy, the New York Commercial Ad
verliser, considering how reluctantly tia
paper al last telinqnished the suppori o
The; Administration, rather Dnkindly SAYS
1--WE make tie prediction aud place i
now on record fSr future reference. Ina
neither JOHNSTxTER nor DAvID r. PoR
IsTER vi receive . zingle electoral vote %
alhe Offices in question.
IN the midst OF these amusing differ
ences o. opinion amoag these '.6rethrel
of lie same principle" he WHgcs ap
pear ioihink OF but single candidate
The veteran Western Wing ofthiFlY. sever
years standing. Conlenl. nevertheless
70 suSmii their own personal preference
10 ! General Codncil Of friends. and L
abide lis decisions. The proposition for
NalionaI Wing Convention seems 10 gan
Ifris1ds. having been seconded BY man,
4 Of Tie leading Whig journals.
~ Iai.s M 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

PENSsrLv1EiA.-The donneslic debt q
Pennsylvania Is Sl0.7l6. 100 II. The
foEeisn debt is S23, 1856. 206. uiskisg 8 !.
45t .356 al Besides this, he loilSuiine
SUNS are due:
1. Add . per cent. stock issued cot IN
:eres, unpaid 10 July last. $674IHs II,
bearing &C interest Of SIS. coo
=, Claims Of domestic creditors nader
the act Of June Z, lS42, fled aliesdy,
81, lp9Ool 90 yet TO Be filed. fesiima-
ted $500 OO0-making a,otalcl s 1850, :
O4l %. bearing an interest Of SSl.543 40.
3. Reliefnotes issued on the responsi-
hiIity of,he state 81, 206. $50 6s--inseres,
one per cent. till funded $29 lt;6 40
making total of pTincipal. $40 49,, 037
81. and Of interest 81 SCI. 23s 81.
4. The interest on the foreign and do
nestle 6ebt which makes S csc eS2 81.
The whole sisbt Ut this srsUrrsusst iss..es 10
from $40, o00. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15


+. I - .Iilsle RI, bo.s.
Glide Ell CLASSY Like
Bright hptl poVt sr1a8l 1le kiI1ed prov,
EiopnIt leailefcd = ~ Wake
1theid orc fsjr and l5iphllke el,ild
Wiflin iil bosom slight - I
0n& hsiId npon the little helm,
Walls, ~ seemed t1lm sssfbrishi.
- ~ dag lssrIs axIip.
uio1 4 elfueipg areems
Fllt midst ~ green end fairy isles,
Like fttifi-pslsing dream
a lsif-haired ouih uos guided 4.
TtfoQth fIllhays changing nceneaE
While ofin md storm nroqnd hin pI15ed,
a lhoNertsnd hfInt sifzmA
Again Il bofsf upon ~ siev.
Onfabidn DARK I'D drcads
Ia giIdcd prov 81 worn and broke.
IL flowers faded 1nd dead
1fhtld, phile n IL Wild career,
MaEhoodk III drawing form
Hiseyo fixed On he bow 81 Hope.
That thoa4 shove ihe storm.
1nas De pay-porn bark once more,
Tossed on ! boundIel1 Sea
Before Il yawnsd deeps dark gulf,
BEYOND EiernFiy..
An nged msn tciIiued 9iflliq.
sWith VISITED form and eye;
But still his eaEt forever 1xed
Upon she Frightening SKI
For there. tbere bcepesl I1ielsss light,
That pilgrims lopgzsousht haven,
Where he might mo6S;his shattered bark:
And that bright home was-Iieaven. 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
RAIL.RoAp FAREs.-rhe f.re 10

RAILROAD FARES.-The fare for
passengers on the Boston and Albany
Rail Road hasbeen reduced IRON 4 cents
to q cents per mile. The result is an
increase Of 80 per cent. in the income
compared With that 81 the same season ia
the preceding year. There is dispute,
however. carried on by different writer's
ii The Boston papers. as TO the cause Of
this increase Of profits, Onesclass con
tend that ills owing to the great increase
Of travel arising from the mere cifcum-
stance or a reduction Of fare The other
class assert. that il arises rom the natural
increase OF business on the road, and that
If the fare had nos been reduced, abe pro,
fits might have been still greater.
II but a small increase 81 i1coma had
taken place, there nigh. be great doubts
whether any thing was gained BY the
proprietors in reducing the fare bat when
he increase Of income is so sreattas one
third. it appears highly probable ,hst It is
more than il would have been at The old
prices. AT all events, If seems nearly
certain that the owners Of the road are no
losers BY The change and as the public
are grea; gamers, the example IS worthy
Qf imitation on other routes.
philadelphia Pemissaraniais
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

communic1l Think sou hs will give ap.
! for 4 week dallianco. lle snimaling
ihsn8of men, and The search into the
70 ysIegies 81 knoNiedee Oh no, lady!
believe ne--noi Trust not your il-
iuencf % such light .eiien Credit not
ibe old iashionsd nbsurdiiy thai woman's
is secondary lot--ninisisring TO The ne-
cessisiss q her lord and master. Il IS a
higher deaiiny ] would award you. II
your Immortality Is as complete and your
| gift d mind as capable as ours. l would
charge you 10 water The undying bud, and
give i a,hsslshy culture, and open is
beauty 70 the sun. and then Won may
hope. that when your life S boand with
another. you viii 90 or equity. and with
= fellowship that shall pervade every
earthly Interest,"
uNRoLLING OF AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
On Thursday female unnnmy. pre-
sentedth de Natural History Society Or
Shrewsbury BY the late Dr. Butler. was
unfolied in the presence Of about 200
highly respectable spectators. great part
of whom we're ladies. III having been stat
Ell that there would be nothing whatever
indicate in the operation Mr.. Birch,
from The British Museum. iuperiniended
the urTolling. previous to which he de-
srribed the process Of embslmiag among
the Egyptians. The outer coffin in which
the present remains were destroyed an
bounced that IL contained the body often
aor-en- Rhons. PIesiess oil Anon. who
vas dedicated 10 Osiris, Presiding in the
West. Lord of Abydos that be would give
offerings .or the sake OF The decessed.-
The IeciurerIbegan At theFfest otthe corpse
10 unite The linen bsndsges which envel-
eped Il. These consisted u several hun-
bred pieces Of the hue Of wash.leather,
but Of capitslly woven cloth, and in some
barls not much discolorsd, and pretty
strong On one d. the pieces was an in
scriPlon Stating the age Of The mummy
80 be- twenty one years. On unlapping
the handages around the aerk. the head
Tell OF. and was found quite perfect. Sc
garal Of tie Teeth in front being still fixed
in Their sockets, one OF them only beng
loose. The carriages Of the ears were
perfect, the dried flesh hayiag the sem.
blance Of dark gingerbread. The body
was disclosed with vast deal more diff.
Guilty than ille head, the einbllmers hav-
ing dipped itipio tie bot bi,unen 50 long
and 50 frequently as 10 deItroy the flesh, |
and reader the skin and lis envelope one
mass. GfsduaIy, however, the toes APP /
peared all perfect except the mails, the
feet being small and very altenuated.-
The muscles and skin of The legs, and
and cap olthe knee, next became visible,
snd the hands. crossed on the abdomen, /
we're traced after great labor The hip
Bones, the shoulders,I and thelrib were
exposed, one after another, til at last the
fully developed frame Of human being,
.. 900 years old. lay exposed 10 the gaze !
ofihe company. Upwards Of three hours
were occupied in the process.
London STANDARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

A You've ORAToR.-Tbe N. Y. Ex-
press sayslhat among The papper children.
al Long Island Farms. ID lille boy
named Charles Hughes, only tVo and a
half years Old, who evinces much precoci-
ty Of intellect On Saturday the 9Th.
be had before BIN no less Than three in.
yitalions TO retite temperance addresses
before associations in the city OF n. " rk !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15
RoMANcE Of LIES.

Married. at Victor, onlaria county, New
York ION ne 3 LIST ult., by the Rev Mr.. Furman,
Onn Kellogg Rice, ESD Of Clatksburg, Ken
lucky, formerly Of Salem, N. Y, 70 Mary Angus.
Ia Wheeler, pr Victor formerly Of Salisbury,
Coaneeteut
The circu Instances connected With the
above, says the Rattsburgh Whig, are
somewhat novel and interesting. About
three years since, the above named gen,
Itleman, when travelling noFihward, near
Sandy Hill, ID This Stale met gentle.
man and LADY, ia vehicle. travelling
in good style soon after he say some
thing while in the road, alighied and
found a lady's handkerchief. with the
name Maria L. Wheeler, Victor, Ont. Co
Sometime after returning from his jour
ney, while consulting some OF his friends,
il was proposed to address by lelteria lady
whose name was on the prize found-this
was accordingly done. 10 due time an
answer was returned BY Miss NJ. A,
Wheeler, stating that probably the lady
be met ia the carriage was her sister who
had lost The handkerchies-she having
been recently raarried add Was on ! visit
10 the Eastwilh her husband. A further
correspondence ensued. until Oct. 1910,
when he started West, y go he knew moi
where but he went and made himself
acquainted with Miss W., after which
he went 10 kentucky .stadied Law. became
licensed attorney. and returned and
matried Miss Wheeler. The happy co.,
pie are now on visit 70 them friends IN
Washing ton county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

During The recent session Of Franklin
County Court. at Chambersburg, case
was tried Bigger %. Wilsons--involying
the tile to a valuable farm, and which
the jury decided 10 favor Of the Plaintiff.
This case, remarks Tie Chambersburg
Wing, furnishes a pretty illustration Of
"the glorious uncertainty Of the law as
it. was tried about Is years ago. and de-
cided in favor of the Defendants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

The citizens Of C1stine, Me-. have
placed marble tablet over the remains
Of the late Capt. Skinner, 10 memory Of
bis honesty and punctualilyjss a packet
master. He ran packet 5elween Bel
fast and Castine, for upwards OF 80 years,
and according 10 the inscription upon the
stone, crossed the bay $4,000 times -
Castine is disiantirom Beltsstl2 miles
by water. which would make The dis,a6cs
travelled in fua, $50 eco miles, equal %
travelling round the alobe over IA times
allowing its circumference To- be 25.00O
miles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

A lady in Rankin county, Fa., gave
birth recently 10 FIVE large children at
one and the. same Time. About year
ago, the same woman brought into the
world four fine hearty boys al one time.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

SINGULAR DIscoyRRF.-Oa Wsdnes-
day last, as a couple Of Irish boys we're
tending cows al East Cambridge, on The
road lined with woods leading 10 the
Colleges. the dogs with them in paving
the ground dug up what turned out 70 be-
. silver dollar. The curiosity Of The boys
having been excited BY this. they went
TO work digging into the grount. and
came 10 q box containing one-hundred
and sixty One Spanish milled dollars, with
apsscel ofibills, which we're so crumblea
and moulded that they could hardly be
handled. il appeared from inspection
that they were issued oyer twenty years
ago. At ! short distance ffom lie spot
where the dog paved up. this treasure.
stands tree upon which is carved The
name q Michael Marlin. who was hung
some twenty years since al Lechnere
Point. now East Cambridge, for high way
robbery. We merely State the facts.
leaving The reader 10 make bis own com
ments and inferencss.-B osfon Journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-15

HoRRIBLE OuTRAcE. 10 the Runinsas
(Iowa) Gazette we 6nd the most extraor.
FuTnsry anu cruel Teiatioh Of cifruunsvsnoes
that we believe ever went forth 10 type.
An old man lived alone. and had forbid
den a daughter. who lived near, and her
husband. or even their children, ever TO
approach his place. on accoun: erely Of
some whimsical pique that the old wretch
had taken against his child. One morn
ing the inhuman being found his grand
child. under three years Of age, climbing
upon his garden rail, and be deliberately
went for his ride and sho: the boy dead.
The victim fellinside Of the fence. The
old man relocated and sal watching -
Not long after. the mother came seeking
her child. and fbe minute She touched her
fathers garden rail- Is she did With i
shrek the instant she perceived her dead
child. the old brute Shot her in the tenn
pie. and killed her stone DEACON the spot
The h9ary MANIAC las be isnow accouni,
edl shot the father also when he came.
and he.is now ii prison 10 answer for The
three MURDERS: