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}. A. w. CLARvOR. Esq, for many years
rast Detective Of the Metropolitan Police
force, 1t is said will receive the appointment OF
Assistant of the Secret Service Division of the
Treasury Department
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RIOCOFFEE, q 2sc; ROASTED do, 50 IS.
H At FOkMANB
227 4 229 SBVENrH st rect,
Between n and N.
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Lands Are made TO increase yearly i'm far.
anty m.iniy in three ways-by buying cem.
~ buying rich food for animals and n VIM -,
sneir drooplngs. That fhrmsr dersfands s,s
cusinees who knows which mode m ness -.
MN. .n Inc mosa saccsssful farmers pnctlse All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

The WORKING PEoPLR-Another strike is
threatened on the Second Avenue railroad of
New YORK in consequence of new regulations
just put In force by the superintendent The
cars are 10 run sixteen and a half hours every
Gay, and the drivers required 10 report fifteen
minutes before the hour OF commencing work
Nearly all the hands engaged in the recent
strike have been discharged. The New York
painters report that up to very recently the
Journt ymen had worked eight hours q day for
81. The employers then offered S5 r q day of
ten hours, but to these terms the men refused
to accede, and a strike followed Painters
were obtained from other cities, and the EN-.
ployers now refuse to pay their old hands more
than 81 50 for day OF ten hours. The latter
ers' Association reports thirty i've employers
paying 81 80 for day OF ten hours; five EN-.
ployers paying 81 for day of eight hours:
hours. The painters Of Patterson! " n'Ie
WORKING for % for day OF ten hours, have
struck for an advance OF nifty cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

QOEDS (BURNT MILLS) FAMILY RLOUR
- S3 ~ per sack, at FORMAN'S,
227 229 SEVDNTH street.
Between M and ",
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nLD GOVERN MENT JAVA COFFEE. 81 cts;
" ROASTED do. IS cts, at FORMAN'S,
221 q 229 SEVENTH street,
Between n and N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

GEN. LEE will leave Alexandra for his home
in Lexington, Va, tomorrow. The Alexan
dria Gd-ette saws Of his reception in that city
"Many adainty glove that touched his fingers
has been preserved by actual or expectant
mothers, to be handed down as a valuable heir
loom. Many of the young ladies not satisfied
with the pressure OF his hand, were rewarded
with a kiss"
dear, Dear,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

CBUeHED, GRADUATED POWDERED
" SUGARS, lsc; A COFFEE SUGAK, Hc. at
FORMAN'S, 227 229 SEVENTH street, be-
tween N and n,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

ACANAED-Ths Inteuigenesr of this morn.
ing in a notice Of the journal called the Ia.
perid'!st, started in New York to advocate the
Abs urd idea OF an imperial form OF government
for this country, says:
ave have the high authority OF the Newark
Jcurnal, edited by one of the most distin gnished
men OF New jersey, to the feet thst the money
OF Mr.. Borie, the present Secretary of the Navy,
largely aided i'll the establishment of the IBa-
periaI.St'
This may be "high authority" but we have
the higher and undoubted authority of Secre.
tary Borie himself for saying that there is not
shadow of truth in the statement But the
story was an absurdIty on its face.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

-Four ladies are 10 b appolnted. m n AL.
~ OF $1,000 each, to search ladies arrivine AZ
ne port or or Of Nsw York from foreign ports
vrer I've ~ sPP.csuons are On NE for the posi-.
And Collector Thomas, il il aid, has cone dft1
epplicaSions on file. ~
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8svsrnueus seeuyts,e,

oevsrnDsns Securities.
WAeHneroH, May g. tses.-Jay Ocoke 4
90. furnish the following suotatseus OF Gov
eminent securiuos:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

GEN. CANBY, commanding the First Military
District, has been ins structed by the President
to submit the constitution recently framed by
the convention which met in Richmond to the
people OF that State on the last Tuesday in
June or first Tuesday in July. The articles to
be submitted for ratification or rejection have
not yet been determined upon, but will prob
ably be fixed at the session of the Cabinet to-
morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

"ELCHS BEST FAMILY BLOUR,
w % rs per sack. At FORMANS,
227 d 239 sBVBNTH street,
Between n and n
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Wall Street fs.daH.

NEW foRK, May 6.-The stock market ,s
feyerishi but q uotations have improved from
the opening prices OF this forenoon. There is
stock 10 very strong at l77k. Money snarp AZ
per cent for currency and gold interest.
Sterling Exchange, sx: Gold, 3sx. 5-a0s,
ls62, coupons, 1sk. l0.&O's, coupon, So. North
Carolina's, 61t. do new, 6Sx. Vireinia,s. en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

RECEIPTS FROM CUsroMs.-The receip's
from customs at the ports below named, from
April 20 to April 30, inclusive, were as follows:
Boston, 1884, I3i 95; New York, eI,75S67e5e
Philadelphia, &3s Alp 25; Baltimore, Si37 7I0 So
San Francisco, (from April 1 to April IO,)
Sl9l ,S5477. Total, 81. $50, 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

The WHITE HoUsR.-This being regular re-
ception day at the Executive Mansion the
crowd Of office seekers and visitors was very
large. ne'rly two hundred persons having been
granted an interview among whom were DIR.
Mary E. Walker, Chief Justice ID. X. Cartier,
Hon. Horace Oapi on aud others. At noou the
doors were closed and the President was tbs
afternoon engaged In the transaction OF official
business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

York was trying all day yesterday to find out
something about the alleged Cuba fllibustering
expedition saiA 70 have sailed from that port
recently. and reports that the Perot Was the
vessel, and fug.6oats carried the men down 70
the number Of rs. The Baltimore Americao
says that the steamer Ohickamauga, formerly
and abe IL also supposed 70 b freightsd Win
arms and munitions Tor the revoiutionists. Tho
steamship Arsgo left New YORK On Tussday
evening in suGptct0us manner, supposed %
Be bound for Cuba, with about 800 men and q
large quantity OF munitions Of war on beard,
but II has been ascertainsd since that the sup.
plies on board weIe for the Peruvian IRON
Siads. @ Is
nIAn entire family died Of measles at Keerss
Creek Va, last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

WAsHINGroNIANs Come TO EUROPE.
Among the cabin passengers on the ocean
steamer Baltimore, which sailed from Balti.
more to Bremen yesterday, were Baron F. Won
Gerolt, Minister Plenipotentiary of the North
German Union; Miss Fannie G.. French, Mrs
Heitmlller and family, all OF Washingtop; and
Major A. NJ. Hancock, United States Consul at
Malaga, family, and wo ser wants. The steam.
er Chesapeake, having on board John w. Gar
rett, Esq, President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, Albert Schumacher, ESQ,
frlends of Baron +. Won Gerolt the Prussian
Minister, and other prominent citizens, and a
steam tug having on board a number of citi-
zens, personal friends of Major A. NJ. Han.
cock, Consul at Malaga, accompanied the Bal.
more as an escort, some distance down the
river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

PAYMAsTKR CALVIN q. JACKSON, OF the
navy, who has been on duty In thi, city for
some years as purchasing paymaster, will
shortly leave here for Annapolis, Md where
he has been recently ordered. Mr. Jackson is
an excellent officer, and stands servedly
high both in official and social circles in Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

GRoes RECEIPTS OF RAILRoADs-Importaxt
Decision: On Monday, Judge Pierson, I'm the
Pa, sitting for commonwealth cases, rendered
2 decision in the case Of the CommonWe vs.
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
question was on the constitutionality OF the
tax imposed by the act Of April % 1s6l. on gross
receipt: OF corporations. The Reading road
contended that the tax on gross recespts from
freight going beyond the State lines was in Oh.
position TO tAs Oonstitutlon Of the United
States. The Judge decided the case IN favor OF
the company In decision Of great length II
issued BY the supreme Court Of the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

DhChkAsE OF THE PUBLIC DBBT.-An exam.
ination of the books in the United States Treas.
urer's office shows that the public debt reached
its maximum in August, 1865, when It was
S2,Io16e9SIl At present it 10 81 529, Isl, SIS, a
decrease in three years and eight months Of
S22e e,531,6S6. In August, 1866, there were but
s1,e5S,O00 in Pacific railroad bonds out, while
there are now S56, $4,000 issued, SO that the
decrease OF the debt, exclusive of these railroad
bonds, is S2s4 being at the rate of nearly
SSOOOO. .OOOa q wear
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tn. AsIATIC SQUADRoN.-Rear Admiral
Rowan reports to the Navy Department the
following disposition of vessels of the Asiatic
So uadron on the 1st Of March last u s. flag.
snip Plscataqua at Whampoa, Idaho At Mega.
saki, Oneida al Hong Kong, Monocaey at Hong
Kong, 1roquois at Hong Kong, Ash ueiot at Yo.
kohama, Aroostook at Hiogo, Japan, Maumee
at Hiogo, Japan, Unadilla near Foo Onoo and
Annoy, China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

CoGswKLLs' PORTRAIT Of the late President
Lincoln, painted by order of Congress, which
has been on exhibition in the hall leading 70
the Senate gallery for some time past, was
this morning sent to the Executive Mansion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

Vx FORMAN6,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between 81 and N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

THE FAIR at Carroll Hall for the benefit of
the orphans, deserves to be a success. The dis.
play Of fancy and useful articles is very fine,
the music is excellent, the object is a worthy
one, and the young lady managers are some of
the most agreeable and beautiful in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

art. = - -
sWeasing.
@They stil have slsiehing as BssAsl,
maine, and have enjoyed continuously for
me last hve months aud twenty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

The ST1AMHR SAUGUs which left here re-
Gently, is IN the dry dock at Gosport Navy
Yard to have her bottom thoroughly cleaned
and scraped. She will be there q menth prob.
ably before she can sail to join our fleet in the
Gulf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

REAR ADMIRAL RADFoRD, commanding the
European squadron, reports to the Navy De-
partment, under date of April 18th, that he had
arrived at Cldiz in the flag ship Franklin from
Lisbon. At Lisbon the Franklin was VISITED
by the King OF Portugal and the ministers and
representatives Of the various Governments
residing there. Admiral II. found at Lisbon
the English channel squadron, under com
mand OF Vice Admiral Sir Thomas NJ c. Sy.
nonds, h. Z. B., consisting Of eight large,
powerful iron.clads, some Of them having a
sped OF fourteen knots under steam alone
On the lith Of April the Spanish iron clad
frlgate Victoria sailed from CldiZ for Havana
The Spanish Government has recently in
creased the forces in Havana by troops sent
from Cadiz.
The u. s. steamer Swatlra sailed from Cadiz
ON the 18th OF April for Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

rOAL OIL, 40 cents per gallon.
" Best qu aiify, at FORMAN'S,
227 & 229 SEVENTH street.
Between n and N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

ID At FORMAN'S,
227 229 SEVENTH street,
Between N and N.
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/ srAn entire family died Of measles at Keerss
Greek, Va, last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

A DELEGATION of Baptist clergymen from
Illinois, en- route to attend the Conference
which meets in LynchDurg, Va, this morning
called at the White House to pay their respects
TO the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

THE NUMBER OF COMMISSIONS issued from
the Internal Revenue Department yesterday
was larger than any previous day since the
change of administration, fifty -one being is.
sued to assistant assessors alone, besides large
number to storekeepers and guagers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

STAMPS ON TELEGRAPH MBssAGEs.-it is
held by the Solicitor of Internal Revenue and
approved by Commissioner Delanc, that when
a message Is written i'm counter blank "No 2''
Of the Western Union Telegraph Company's
message headings, signed by the sender and
delivered to the company, it is a contract, and
as such requires n revenue stamp OF five cents.
This decision, OF course, applies with equal
force TO all companies using a similar heading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-06

h At AtFORMANS,
221 B 229 SEVENTH street.
Be ween n and n.
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lSAKER'S CHOCOLATE, 4sc per pound,
ID At FORNAN'S,
2Z1 s29 SEVENTH street.
Between and N.
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WELCHs BEST FAMILY HLOUR,
+" ss rs ass sss ;s:h ais a styINra tEy4IEHAS ,s;.s,
Between n and n.
BosDsByEs,aT y M MILLS LIS FAMILY A6sII III HEIoUs
Between 4 sSsi and N.
(BUsHEp, eRANULATER 4 POWDERED
" SUGARS, lsc; A COFFEE sUGAk, Hc; at
tvssn r0knAssl a sSs sa' sas sEVkhrH street, be-
" ROASTED as asi s: ssvEsTH ESEMAss; .srss.
Between and N.
RIOCOFFEE q 25c; R0AsIED DO, g 4 IS.
~ sa1 sss ssysSfs ~ ssfaass u sss.,
MARAOAIBo COFFEE, 500 ROASTED do. IS,
aa1 q aas sIvEaTh :srs:t,
Between and N.
RuMF0RDs YEAST PowoER: scents,
IL aa1 & aas snvEsTH Aa fEEMfMs .srss..
Be ween N and n.
CoAL OIL. 40 cents per gallon;
" ss:' sss e sas ssy, sEvssTh : sShhass .srsst
Between n and N.
TX
221 4 2ae SEVENTH street.
Between NJ and N
RABBITS SOAP, lsc per pound, or for 81,
Between NJ and N.
CoRH STARCH IL cents 'sl &. Psesass, Psos%s,ss.
as1 aas ssvEs sa street:
Between N n.
2-PouHD CANS IoMAToss, p cents;
aa' aas sSSy;sTH SsiSssI I ;;.ss'; Is
VARnoUTH SUGAR CORN. 81 cents,
aa1 . aas sHvEsTaA a. kS1s AIRS; .srs...
Between n and n.
AND xvssYralsa sLss
.enoosiI4F 81 iI1sE.
.,.r ss1 . ass sEyssTH Syiss;s I ;:s:;;, =;
AoS SEVENTH STREET. AoS
SPRING STOCK
NOW OPEN AT
M X n r RS,
no. ass sEvENrH sfRBHT,
BETWEEN D AND STREETS,
. doors above Odd Fellow Hall,
EMBRACING NOVELTIES IL
PAPIRHAHGINos. WINDOW sHADIs, PIO-
rURB yRAuHs, PICTURE CoID AHD fAs-
slLs, PAINTINGS, HNoRAvIHos, OHR0-
MES. PICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &c.
Please remember name and number.
TEENS CASH. ap5a-m
- y n Q A o u :.
The Maryland RRBB STONE C0APAMY
are prepared 70 furnish their Stone In d1Denoons
aDd quantity required,
sAWED TO 0RDBB.
wiSD0W IAPs AND sILLs,, "a
WATDB ABbBO, OOpIN0a F
RLAG0IN0, AoHLB8, &c.
RUDBLB on ROUGH SO0ND 0T0nDs fog
heavy masonry, in large quantities. -
O.W. HAYDEN, eeefst.ry,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12
'dlng8 OF GFant County
Templars' Coz ventiop.

Pia,tevile Dec 80 1S6S.--Pursn,
ant To call of A Provis, district dep
aty, the County Convention of the
! O of G. T. met at II A. NJ. n. u.
kanouse. s. D. Of Sun Prairie in the
chair Roll Of officers called Pres.
eut, W G. # \. Provis, p. " G T.
l"hn Merry w r 5. &. II.
Brock.
The chair appointed the following
as com Nittee on credentials e. Ii
Brock, John Merry Sadie
Washburn. The following az com
mlttee on order of business w. n.
Reed, Hadley. Thomas, Nellie Bar
ker. Committee on credentials sub
mitted their report. Committee on
order of business made their report:
Open at 8 a NJ. Close at II NJ !;
Open at 2 P NJ. Order of business ::
LIST, Opening ceremonies I'd, Call of
Lodges ; Sd, New business 4th Good
Of the order 9Th, Miscellaneous.
Afternoon sesslon-W. w. Likens
in the chair Call OF Lodges viz:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12

One of the mo important eases
EVER brought in his County. has been
IN trial in The Circuit Court here
Saturday afternoon and To day. The
parties are Peter V. Shafer vs. Mil,
Q. Bushnell both of Omro. Tbs
facts III the case are not materially
disputed aud in substance are a. fol
lnws. Mrs Skater did not live hap
PLY with her husband, and som
Years ago left him aud went to Min
nesota. She vedthere long enough
10 gain residence then brought a.
action for divorce from her husbano
who still resided in the County -
Notice If the action was thus serveH
only by publication. The dlvorc,
was granted by the Minnesota Courts,
and Mrs Shafe- returned to Omrn,
and after some time married Mr.
Bushnell since which she has lived
with him IA his wife Mr.. Shat. !
now brings suit against Mr. Bushnell
for ten thousand dollars damages iip,
the seduction of his wife and claim
that the decree of divorce r1nder,d
in Minnesota is void, because Snafr,
Wa, not u resident If that State anG
there WAS no personal service of pro-
cess upon him, therefore the Cour
mad no jurisdiction in the case
There are also claims put in that tn,
proceedings of the court We're irreg
ALTAR under the statutes of Minnesota
and tbs retire void The first anC
principal point OF the case was thi'
forenoon decided against the plain
tiff The questions OF irregwlari'ie
were being argued when our minutes
were obtained. The case will an
ioubtedly go to the Supreme Court
its trial here being. merely neces
sary preliminary to a final decision
of case that in its wide spread eff
fects is of the utmost Importance, no
only to the parties here appearing
bat 10 very May other partic
through the state similarly situated
- OSHKOSH Northeastern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12

s9rA Washington letter to Boston
Advertiser says General Grant will
oppose all schemes not absolutely
necessary that take money out of the
Treasury. He will recon- mend the
transferring of the Indian Bureau to
the War Department and break up
the fraud, and suggests that no more
Pacific Railroads be subsidized for
the present. He has limited that the
Tenure ofOfice bill ought to be re-
poaled, bnt does not positively say so,
though he declares that fit is not
repealed Congress must sit through
the summer. lie believes that the
army 10 the Southern States ought
not to be reduced Immediately out
will reduce it whenever the Southern
people deal fairly with each other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12

COOP TEMPIARs.-Tne minutes of
the county nvention of Good Tenn,
plars, held at PIattville the last of
December, appear in the Herald
with an essay of first merit by Mrs.
Laura A. Wilson, OF that town
The actions of this order or body OF
people, chiefly young men and wom-
EN-, in constant training and well fir
cd up with enthusiastic zeal in their
good cause Of how beat to save the
many from the habits Of drinking
are being anxlously watched by the
leading public minds of the country
and by those especially interested in
the profits Of the liquor business
The be Ter classes net members Of
the order add their hopes and cheers
for any enterprise calculated to pro,
mote temperate habits. Such only
fear the consequences Of tenth fail
ure Of the temp. rance enterprise.
this time as before by extreme action
On bad management of leading ones.
Those interested 10 the liquor bust
ness rather anxiously look for some
actiCa that will insure the temper
ance cause a failure, and hopefully
trust that compulsory action or le-
gal prohibition will again be attemp-
It'd by The temperance fanatics" as
they are CALLED by he opposition
A Significant resolution was adop
ted at this convention Of interest 10
the type OF latter day liberal chris
tians known as the followers Of
Beecher, b ing stock grumblers and
genteel characters in gospel livery
for serving satan. Also, resolu
ton threatening to such doctors and
druggists "a prescribe liquor for the
health, without question the bottled
liquors sold by druggists are the
meas ct be found. The chen is g
class them as below the cheapest
doggery stutfs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12
Estate OF Kelly.

STATE oY WIseoNslN, = In Probate, Grant County
y Grant County, Court.
In the M tier Of the guardianship OF John g. Kelly
AnDaL Kelly and William q Kelly minor heirs al
William Kelly. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Michael McHa
NEE guardian OF said min rs, representing among 9th
things that his said wards seized of real
estate in the county of Grant nd ST of Wisconsin,
and that is necessary tn t the should be Sold and
praying license to sell the and il appearing
to the court from said petition that il is necessary Tor
support aud education of the said minors to sell said
real estate.
1t is ordered that the next Of kin said wards anu
sill persons interested In SAID estate appear before the
Judge OF this court Monday the I'D day of February
A. ID 1869, az one clock p. at the Court House ia
Lancaster in said county then and there show cause
any there may be. why license should be granted
for the sale OF aad real estate according prayer
CT said petition q
And il is further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks prior to
sad day Of hearing, in the Grant county Herald n
weekly new spaper printed and put shed at Lancaster
in said county. BY the Court
WM. McGeNIGAL, Go. Judge
Dated January 9th, 1869. avs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-01-12

There ia !. family named Hooper
residing on Detroit street, the head
of which is given To drinking ana
abusing his family, much 10 the dis
gust aud sorrow of the remaining
portion thereof. By his habits the
husband and father has reduced biz,
family from comparatively easy cir,
cumstancos to poverty. For a year
past the wife and eldest daughter
have supported the family by taking
IL washing aud plain sewing, while
the husband has lain around drinking
establishments in idleness. On Sat
nrday last Hooper came home IN his
usual maudlin condition, and Topped
down upou al old ioungs to sleep -
His wife bad D''coma desperate h}
her long coniinned patience aud
many trials, aud icterinined TO CIV
him lesson that be would NOT soon
forget, and which would p ,ssibly
prove beneficial Accordingly pro,
curing a couple of quarts Of vila com
pound sold IA whlskey, she blded her
time. Wnen her lord awoke she
brought him tuIl glass of The liquid
and induced him TO drink it. One
glass followed another in gu elk sue
cessiou until he sank back dead
drunk. This process she continued
during Saturday night, Sunday and
Monday, until on Monday nigh,
when be awoke out OF one Of his stu.-
pors he begged her not to give him
any more whlskey, as ho was SO sick
that he could scarcely move Now
was her opportunity aud without
much cnaxing, he was induced to sign
pledge not To taste another drop
for year, and To agree 10 go to work
AS soon as he recovered sufficiently
from his debauch to do 80 Though
the remedy OF Mrs Hooper was u Sc
we're one it was justifiable under the
circumstances, and il Is hoped that |.
will prove etfoctual- UedveIund Her
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