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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04
Useful hints to Young Hen.

How many young men ignorantly deny
themselves fortune There is scarcely
young man of good sense in this city who
cannot save 800 easily from his annual
earnings and, if he will forego cigars, bill
lizards, and juleps, he can save double that
amount. Figures sometimes produce almost
incredible results Thus. for instance, if
a young man upon his twentieth birthday
will invest 500 in any stock paying ten per
cent, and annually thereafter will invest
the same amount and the accumulation of
interest, he will be worth when he is thirty
years old, 81, 1853 whenssforty years, So, 900,
when fifty years old, SIS, l50; when sixty
years old, S4S, 700. How simple, then is the
plan by which youth of the present day
can pass his old age in comfort and luxury.
lie has only to regulate his expenses so as to
save lone hundred dollars" each year from
his income. Ifthe amount saved be larger
then the sum total will be increased in the
same proportion. Only think OF it, that $500
annually and invested in ten per cent. stock
will amount in forty years to $243 500. One
million invested in the same way for ten
years will amonnt to S2,593,600; in twenty
years to Sc, 726, 500; in thirty years to ST.
3s4, CPS; in forty years to SIS 25o,s3S No
wonder, then, that the Rothchilds have amas-
sed such boundless wealth.-Baltimore
American.
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weea,s sewing Machine

Makes equally rs good work on the finest fabric
the heaviest CLOTH on either Of which for beauty and
durability It superior 10 hand work. We invite the
attention Of those who wish machines, 10 Weeds
Machines. They the best for family use, because
adapted to all kinds of work. They the best for
manufacturers because they make such beautiful ana
strong They the best for taors because they
do .etter work than his hands.
Extract from letter written By gentleman, owning
q plantation near New Orleans Your two Weeds Pa
tent Sewing Machines have oeeR in almost constant
since bought them, and wi the best Of practical re.
suits In than three weeks the tive operators on
them furnished complete suit Of clothes for each Of
my two hundred and ten plantation hands, lind
the time saved using them has than
paid their cost.
The Editor OF the Gainesville (Ohio) Courier, says
There has never been Sewing Machine in this city
that has given such unbounded satisfaction to all who
have use it the Weeds Patent. We have examined
them and must confess admiration Of their simple.
ity and durability, and cam with perfect condolences,
after an examination Of all other Sewing Machines pro-
nounce this to be the best, and recommend to our
readers, who wish Sewing Machine, sure IL
will give them satisfaction.
WHITNEY 4 LYON, Proprietors,
345 Broadway, New York.
W. T. BANNER, Agent In Burlington.
ORv1LLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st.,
Chicago. dec9bplm
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The Open Polar Sea--0pinion Of
AgassiZ.


Agassiz.
DIR. Hayes, companion Of Dr. Kane in his
Arctic explorations, lectured before the New
York historical society, Thursday evening,
in behalf of his scheme for another expedition
in the open polar sea He hopes 10 be ready
to start in 1860. He read a letter from
Prof Agassiz, confirming his opinions, and
saying:
Il beg to add a word with regard to DR..
Hayes expedition. | consider it as highly
important, not only in q scientific point Of
view, but particularly so for the interests Of
the whale fisheries The organization Of
those huge inhabitants Of the ocean seems
to me to furnish the most direct proof that
there is an open sea in the Arctic. The
whales being warm blsoded, air-breathing
| animals, must come 70 the surface to breathe.
| They cannot live without it Now it is well
known that during the winter they are not
| found outside-that is, to the south OF the
ice belt Of the Arctic seas. They retrea,
northward during the cold seasons, and il
4 the whole expanse of that Arctic sea was
covered with ice, they would necessarily
perish during the long winter | do not know
. more direct evidence of the presence Of
| extensive open water in the norhernmos
| regions Of the globe, than the mode oil lifi
OF the whales; and the discovery Of = pas
sage into the open water, which would rem
der whale fishing possible during the winter
would be one OF the most important results
for the improvement Of whale fishing Tn
argument may not strike forcibly one VIII
10 not acquainted with the structure Of TIL,
whale, but to Psychologist it must be ir
| resistible."
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4 NEw VERSION OF SENATOR SEwARD's
Atica.-Ths Northern Democratic presses
Pave pertinaciously misrepresented the scope
pa purpose OF Senator Stewards Rochester
E*sed, but some Of the southern presses ac-
'Ssly forge and interpolate in it the most OBJ
ieioas sentiments. The Barksdale Mississip-
faa gives the following as a veritable extract
pom the speech -
LET US anticipate the blow by invading the
eises Of South Carolina and Georgia, and eman-
spate the laborer who is toilng on the planta.
tone there. The two principles cannot live
Either slavery must triumph and become uni
seisal or Emancipation must be carried into
sfety Safe. Ii the South lives, the North must
&C. Then down with the South. 'Delenda est
CARTHAGE And if the compact Of the confed-
trs'ol stands in the way, tear 1t TO pieces
There is no faith to be kept with slaveholders
Ii politics, that only is obligatory which is ex'
xtent"
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IHrom the Woman's Advocate. Philadelphia
The following from the accomplished edsress Of ~
womsn's Advocate, and from old druggist. spsak
| for themselves, all should read them:
Taa HAn.-Peopls have for centuries been afastsl
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore know
has been those abominable wigs. BY recent discov.
cry OF Professor Wood, these articles being fast
dispensed with; but great rsny persons still patron.
Ire them because they have been often imposed upoa
By Hair Tonics Of different kinds To al such persons
earnestly make he request that they will try once
again for in Woods Restorative there II such thing
a. fall. We know Of . lady who vas bald who used
the article short time, and her head 10 nov covered
completely with the tinest and most beautiful curls
imaginable We know OF numerous cases whore hair
was rapidly falling out, which II restored In greater
perfection than il ever had been before.
II il also without doubt Of the best articles for
keeping the hair in good condition, making sol and
glossy, removing dandrun, and has proved itself shs
greatest enemy ali the ils that hair is heir TO.
the duty Of every to improve their persona
appearance, though may differ in regard to the
ways Of doingit; but every will admit that beau.
tiful head Of hair either in 10 object
much to be DESIRED and there that should
b. left un,ried to obtain such desideratum.
CAuroM.-Bsware OF worthless limitations, several
already the Market called by different names-
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, st. Louis, no, and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold BY al Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Cansdss.
Sold here by all Druggists.
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Minnesota Exemption Law.

The Minnesota papers are publishing their
Homestead and Exemption Law, for the pur-
pose OF inviting settlers to their State The
property exempt from execution is thus de-
scribcd:
l. A farm Of eighty acres with all the me-
eessnry buildings and .ppurtcnances; or .
city or village lot and a dwelling house there
on, without regard to value.
?. The family Bible and pictures, the IL
brary and musical instruments.
3. A pew in any church and lot in any
burial ground
4. All the wearing apparel Of the debtor
and his family, and the beds and the bedding
stoves and their fixtures, and other furnitur,
OF the value Of five hundred dollars.
5. Three cows, ten swine, yoke Of oxcI
and horse, or pair Of horses or mules
twenty sheep and the wool from the same
raw or manufactured, . year food for stock
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nm WEEKLY HAWK EYE


HnDO U0oee08 - 000nODO00s
a.. n.esing Of the cieissss Of Dahlonega, ..
.....l.y evening. Dec. soth, 70 consult sAt
.,..nee Of Immediate and efficient action Ia
49,. 70 the proposed Agency City and o.
49,. 49,. Railroad. Dr.. Jehnson vas called q
:. hair. and J. w. Carpenter and J. O. Hin.
~ 80. chosen secretaries. The following rec.
>" -. vers uaanimously adopted:
e'u n'.,,,,d That the eisisens Of Dahloaega
i. concur with the citizens Of Agency
BE- !. N. Importance Of early action in order
=: 80. the location Of Railroad from Agsn.
~. ~ o.k.loosa, via Dahlonsga and Kirks-
'', n.,,,.d rba. ws appsin. meeting to bs
- :, n.blonesa on Friday the l4sh Of Jan'y.
20 :, one o'clock r. "; and that We invite
~. :. .;,i,eus Of Ashland, Agency City, Kinks
~ ~. and o.kasosa to meet with US o. that
,"N n,.n.r.tory to meeting to BE- held At
sM 49,, r on the as.b day Of January. 1859, in
o'.. .scu,e /. more perfect concert Of ac-
-, m that occasion.
r. p,.o,,.d Tha. the procsedinss o. sn'' meet
~ ,nh,i,h.d in the .Ot,umwa Courier, States.
=. !. o.k.loo.. Herald, and Times; and a''0'
!. ,bs Burlington Hawk-Eye.
=" mo,ion J. W. Carpenter, J. 9. johnson
&c H,p.ey were appointed committee
sAu :. ;n,o efsc, III. objects Of this meeting.
70 eA''' &c. JOHNSON, Chm.
Nv. Carpenter, s.s'y.
j. G. Hi.ssy,
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Go In. Tiger.


The Geneva Gazette is responsible for the
following:
A countryman, the owner ola large but
usually good natured dog, drove in town
few days since. Near the railroad crossing
on Water street., Tiger" fell into bad com
pany and regular muss ensued. Taken
suddenly, and almost unawares. the coun-
tryman's dog seemed hardly to comprehend
whether it was a free fight" in earnest or
only the rough sort Of play Of village hounds,
until he found himself in a throat to mouth
contest with a regular fighting character, IN
the shape of trained bull dog, and getting
the worst of it. His master, however, by
this time comprehended the nature of the
muss, and springing from his wagon, caught
the bull dog by his narrative and endsavor
ed to separate the combatants.
Let that dog alone, or Ill lam you over
the head growled rough and excited
looking customer standing by, who proved
to be the owner Of the bull
"Oh, then you want 'em to fight, do YEP
| calculated homespun, dropping the end
and then, at the top of his voice, shouted
go in, Tiger'
And Tige did go in Instantly the tide
Of battle was turned. Tige secured and wal
\ MdAlHS Roou uSc VI uls vantage SIOuHu
when Bulls owner suddenly become convert
ed to a peace maker. Suting the action tc
the idea, he made feint to release his dog
from the vice-like jaws of Tiger.
LET that dog alone, or Ill lam you oyel
the head !" shouted the countryman; and HI
Strengthened up and swelled out to such huge
proportions that "Rock street desieted, ter
ror stricken at the menace
Tiger pursued his work in hand until tn
piteous "ky-yi!' Of his assaiant seemed I
produce pity in the dogs heart Of the form
or, for he relaxed his hold and the latte
skunk away with the appearance Of three leg
behind.
As the countryman jumped into his wager
he called out to bull dogs masser-"Whel
ever you want another fight, just say tn
word, as me and 7igs alters travel together!
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ACARD To THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females,

Inable In correcting irregularities, relieving pain.
full and distressing Nenstruation, particularly as
the change Of lfe,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always successful as preven-
tive, at the same time perfectly harmless. The
position Of the Pills Is secret every agent selling
them ted with the receipt, and the age nwin
tell you they the best Pills known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Menstruation, Retention, Pains in the Back
Loins, Pressing Pains, Rush Of Blood to the
Head Dizziness, Dimness OF sight, Green Sickness,
Heaviness Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitatisn
OF the Heart, and all lie various distressing com.
plants, particularly the most annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all either female Weaknesses,
LEUCGIsKs OH WHITES,
All or which DE- DuPosvos FRENCH GOLDEN RMLs are
certain to cure.
Price 100 per box. Sold BY
4. Z. GAY, Sole Agent,
No So Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom all orders must he addressed from the
counties OF Des Moines Henry, Jefferson, Wspeo and
Louisa. He VII; supply dealers at proprstors prices
and send pills ITO Ladies tconhaentiay Jby ALL
10 any part OF the country, by sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post-O1ice, Iowa.
septl4-hpiy
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provided Or growing, two plows, . Wagon,
Sloieh, barrow, and other unuumstatsd u6oo-
'sile, not excssding three husdrsd dollars i
valua. !
8. Provisions fef the dsbtef and Gnily
for year, and fuel for The same time, witt
out regard TO cost Of either. a.tt
Z. All the tools Of the debtor, ifa uechan-
10, snd in addition, stock 10 trade worth four
hundred dollan; oil the books and iaserr.
msnts Of the debtor If professional man.
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sPEClAL NOTICES.

- The alarmIng lacrosse Of the diseases o. -
stomach within the past few years. has swAksnsa %
ordinary attention the medical world, bat With nsos
effect in staying ss ravages, the most skful scknov
edge their Inability the disorders, and we're
not that others b-sev attention the Suffering, oas
factors. IS DR. H0srErTER, sAs proprietor Of Hossss.
tors Bstsrs for al diseases 81 the stenach. This pre-
paraaon has equal for giving tone y she stomach
aud vigor the system. acts directly the
ach and carries Oh she morbid matter thsrs deposited,
bo,h speedily and with TO the patient In fact 10
has bssn well said that preparation sxtant, =
pleasant in its favor and elective In is Gid and cus
- great remedy for Dahoss and similar Diseases
Of the stomach.
For sale ~ Druggists and dealers generally svssys
where.
ian4dkv1m
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Course of Lectures.

THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
public Lectures be delivered during the winter In
the First Baptist Church.
Engagements have been made with the follow ng gen.
temen to deliver each lecture:
Rev. WILLIAM W. PATTON, Chicage-subject, "Yeung
America"
R.v. WILLIAM sALrER. Burlington-subject American
Poets, Bryant and Longfellow."
Prof. JOSEPH HAvsR, Chicago Theological Seminary.
Hon. JACOB BuILEa, Muscstine.
Rev. P. p BlsHoP, Burlngton-Subect, "Taste In Con.
duct"
Prof. L. B. ALLEN. Burlington University-subject,
"Fact and Fiction"
Rev. w. W. ADAMS, Burlngton-subject, "History."
Prof. J. I. RoBkEr, Burlington University Subject,
s.Revelation n iodern Science"
The two remaining lectures will be delivered by gen.
due time.
Tickets may be procured of the President, W. II
Backus of the Librarian at the Association Rooms, al
ey, and ). p. Brown, and =. the door.
For the courre, admitting one person, $3.50
s Gentleman and Lady, 200
i" Family, 500
Admission to q single lecture, 20
Members Of the Association at one half the price
| above named.
Burlington, Nov. 22d, 1s5s-dsm.
II. II. HAwLEY,
J. G. FOOTE,
| II. b. sPELMAN,
| J. NJ. CORSE,
| GEO. II. LANE,
Lecture Committee.
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FATAL AeciDssT-Ar. 4. Cover Of this ooun.
~ vas Killed on Wednesday, the 22d alt., .
ss mles south Of this city. He was hauling
:. .s'Ae ioKs On sled, towards town. lie toos
~ soe oxen On the. top Of one Of the short,
yep nils, south OF Mr. Hsmpbill's and UNDER
'9oA 70 guide the sled down the declivisy him
sh' out he fell, and the sled run over bis
snss'. lie died in about fifteen minutes after
ne occurrence. The deceased was native Of
scotland, We believe, but has resided several
!safs IN this county. He was . hard working
aal, OF middle age, and leaves vile, and
s,erai children, some Of whom are grown up.
-iur6eld Jeffersonian.
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n usEw.

On New Years Evsin Denmark ~ The Rev. Ass fns.
ner Jas X. HAysawsATuga IT,, Of this City 70 1Annm
H. daughter Of Timothy Fox. Esq Of the former pises.
Also q the same time and place and ~ the ssms, ~.
Joxs BonHsT Of Mass, 20 M,as kAnE ,. 0nsm Of Dsn-
mark.
by Rev. John X. Lewis Of the Diocese Of Masylaal,
on the 2lst Dec fs5 ESQ., y LANE Of Ruflington sWa,
to MARY Lewis ~ Dayton, Ohio.
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OlsPERArE.-The Keokuk Post alludes In the
aost lugubrious terms 70 Gov. Loves refusal 70
~ ~ extra session Of the Legislature. Az
S nls must be in desperate condition in the
uess City," The Post says: 80 be il. Under
present. circumstances, therefore, every citizen
~, Asekuk possessing real estate and owing any.
;suag will forfeit one hundred dollars for every
A. ~, Collars he owes. Property appraised 81
800, upon which $50 tax has been assessed
-. ~ pad, viii be sold II $50; ve'speak trsG
N already made. The rents arising from
s@ ~ sane when times improve, will b drawa
10y absentee Shylocks, and keep eur eiti-
rs 80 not emily psnniless ~ regards funds. but
1.isss - regards pernission 70 Improve thsis
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Z BRIcKrsEIpGE UNDER THE BAN.-The Phila-
dsiphs Press speaks Of the letter Of Vice
Prssden, Breckenridge expressing preference
Tor Douglas over Lincoln, last fall, as having
gwen great offence to the President" Sena-
Tor Sidei, IA bitter personal enemy of Doug
rs explaining away bis visit to Chicago last
sumner, as not having been for political pur-
s0ss, rather sneeringly says
"Cl,i reached Cleveland, I had hoped and
sipeeted TO make my Northwestern tour with
'iee'ffesidsnt Breckenridge. His company, l
suppose, would have shielded me from any sus
p'eon Of being engaged in q political crusade
against Mr.. Douglas"
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THE CARRIER.

ANOTHER AccIDRSr.-Mr. VIM. Q. Hall, Of
the hrm Of W. Q. Hall & Son, furniture dealers,
OF this city, was seriously injured on the 22d
uit. lie was saving short oak plank on the
circular saw of a machine shop. When the
board was divided, one of the several pieces
was, in some manner, violently driven, by the
force OF the machine, against his face. 1t flew
sideways, but the end Of it struck between his
eyes. Mr.. Hall is still confined to his room by
tue effects OF this severe accident, but, We are
pleased to learn, is reeovering.-Fairdeld Jeffer-
sOpian
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Affecting.


Up in Podunk, where the thistle
Blooms, dies and rots;
Where the winter whirlwinds whistle,
All round the lots
Lived the slickest gal you Ter
Saw nyour life;
Ankle like blue beech lever,
Voice like fish.
As sat by her courtin',
Calm and serene
With her apron she was sportin',
Cheekered and clean.
Mingled was our hash together
All day we sat,
A chewin gum in winter weather,
Happy rs fat.
Long stuck to her like teas,es
Summer and fall,
But she went Off with the meas',s,
Ankles and all.
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Hrom the NeU Yssk Ledger.
n Reflective Retrospect
" yoEx .. SAKE.

lis twenty years, and something moro,
i Since, ali athirst for useful knowledge,
took some draughts Of classic lore
i Drawn-very mild-at-rl College
Yet remember Ill that one
Could wish to hold in recollection;
The boys, the joys, the noise, the Tan:
But not single Comic Section.
/ recollect those harsh affairs;
I The morning bells that gave 10 panics;
| recollect the formal prayers,
That seemed like lessons in '.lechanics,
| recollect the drowsy WY
in which the stf'l... listened TO them;
| Az clearly, in my wig, to-day
! As when, boy, slumbercd through then
recollect the tutors oil
As freshly now, if | may say 50,
As any chapter recall
In Homer, or Ovidius Naso.
recollect, extremely well,
"Old Hugh" the mildest of fanatics;
well remember Matthew Bell,
But very faulty Mathematics.
| recollect the prizes paid
For lessons fathomed to the bottom
(Alas, that pencil marks should fade
! recollect the chap who got ON
The light equestrians who scared
Ger every passage reckoned stony;
And took the chalks,-but never scored
A single honor to the pony!
All me what changes Time has wrought
And how predictions have lniscarried -
A L.. - A. 81,
And some are dead, and some are Married;
And some in city journals war:
And some as politicians bicker;
And some are pleading at the bar.
For jury yerdicts, or for liquor;
And some on trade and commerce wait;
And some in schools with ounces battle;
And some the gospel propagate;
And the choicest breeds of cattle;
And some are living at their ease;
And some were wrecked in the revulsion;;'
Some serve the State for handsome fees,
And one, | hear, upon compulsonl
Lamont, who in his college days,
Thought en- cross and moral scandal,
Has left his Puritanic ways,
And worships now with bell and candle;
IAuO VANnH, wiz MVuIHCu lhc idI0,
And held the slaves as most uniucky,
Now holds him, at the market rate,
On plantation in Kentucky
Tom Knox, who swore in such a tone
1t fairly might be doubted whether
It really was himself alone,
Or Knox and Erebus togethcr-
las grown very altered man,
And, changing oatis for mild entreaty,
Vow recommends the Christian plan
To sayages in Otaheite!
Alas, for young ambitions VOW,
How envious Fate may overthrow i'll
'oor Harvey is in Congress now,
Who struggled long to be poet;
ninth carves (quite welD memorial stones,
Who tried in vain to make the law 90;
Iall deals in hides; and Pious Jones
Is dealing faro in Chicago!
Ind, sadder still, the brilliant Hays,
Once honest and ambitious,
las taken lattery to ways,
Extremely prohigate and vicious
" slow degrees--l can't tell how
He's reached at last the very groundsel,
md in New York he figures now,
A member Of the Common Council
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/ Anew line OF first class steamers is to be es-
lsL.hei on Lake Erie, the coming season, be-
ben Cleveland and Buffalo, aud the North
bore line between Detroit and Buffalo is also
BOe revived. |, is predicted by the Cleveland
Andealer tia. these and other lines will
nae lively times on the big lakes again.
6ls-I, is asserted that the gas which We
y now, Is purified" by being passed through
yer Of dead cats and horse manure-ths for.
G putrid, and the latter venerable. We
Enk, however, this is entirely too Hattering.
10 New York, it is stated, there are in the
le,'s ola siDgle year At least three hundred
rsoas picked up in the streets And rivers,
ad, who are unknown, and who are never
satifsd by their friends.
Tie Wheeling lntelligenser says that at .
RI! in shat nsighborhood, ON Christmas Eve
as.hdy ninsty-seven years Of age, outwaltz.
faJoung man oftwenty-6vs.
Rev. Isaac Braman, who died at Gsorgetown,
lass, on the Goth inst, at the ago Of So, had
zen pastor Of the Congregational Church in
pa, place for nearly sixty-two years.
TEX Will or TIE LArR AUGUSTUS THoaHDIXs
BosIoS.-It is stated tba. the will of the late
lagustus Thorndikc will be contested BY his
enin.aw, Lisut. Marin, whose wife was cut off
ron sharn. the property equally with the 9th.
h iairs
Santa Anna, the Ex-D Dictator Of Mexico, has
ssatly purchased an estate on the island Of
Thomas for $4,000. His wife, disguised
'ia bio brutalities, has left him and gone to
E,r.n,.