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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

-~@S true. II has produced more cures
RhlNpVf o rheumatism neuralgia, lock jaw
palsy sprans swelings cakedbreasts scalds, burns,
saltrheum ear-ache &C., upon the human frame, and
of strains SPAWN galls Sc. upon animals in one year
than haYe all other pretended remedies since the
world began It is a counterrritant, all healing
pain reliever Crippes throw away their cratehes, the
lame walk poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and
the wounded healed without scar II is no hum
bug The recipe is published around each bottle. IL
10 selling article ever before sold, ana II sells be-
cause It does just what 1t preends to do. Those who
now suffer from rheumstism, pain swelling deserve
to suffer II they will not Centaur Lninent, More
than 000 certificates OF remarkable cures including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism gout, running tu'
mors, &c, have been received. We send circular
containing certificates, the recipe &C.. gratis, to any
one requesting 1t, One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for
spawned or sweened horses mules, or for screw
worm in sheep. Stock owners-this ltnment Is worth
your attention No family should be without Ceniaur
Linimeut Sold by all Druggists. so cents per bottle
large bottles 81 co. j. B. Rose Co, 5s Broadway,
New York. yi2SS-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

DIcKlNsoN's stock Of fine Watches, Jewelry
and silverware is larger than ever and the Pri-
ces are also lower Call and see. f5
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

You will be sure to find something that vii
please you for a Holiday present at DIoKIN
SONS. The price will sut, also.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

lEe oCTsi Double Reed, Stop OJfAn. u
sss nsg and in sas orders cosi ssss, EilLlis sod
psynsnts. r. o. FA6sETS
sssoo d-Asns pianos for rent. inc es 81
i2ieu Y. G. FAaBEIT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

them refllcd with superior Heiitrope, Hang
Hang, Upper ten. Rose or Musk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20
Centaur Liniment.

There IL no pain which the Cen
tsur Liniment will not relieve, no
swelling it will not subdue, and no
lameness which it will not cure
This lie strong anguage. but 1T is
true. IL has produced more cures
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

ZEPHYR woRTRps. icArvAss, PATTEpHs.
SILKS In ali shades.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-12-20

SLEEVE BUTTONS, COLLAR s. STUDs-Ar
endless variety of other ornamental stock jus
in at Stebbns', for Christmas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

Blow OUT THE GAs.-rhe fellows
who continue to blow out the gas
when going to bed have not all been
killed. One of them Went to bed In a
hotel In Auburn last week. He calmly
blew out the light and retired to bed.
Some one in the neighborhood discov-
cred that the gas was leaking, and
bursting the door Of the fools room
open, saved him from suffocation. In
the morning he remarked to the clerk:
"The gas must have leaked consider
ably last night" "Ah," said gawEy,
II thought so. Did it run over and
spoil the carpet anywhere And 1t
Is for such people as this that public
schools are supported. Newspapers
are Of no use to them, as they look
upon them as new tangled foliies.-
S. +. Figaro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

sICs Cas-, Prizes. Amounting TO. $23o sos
This Legal Enterprise is Endorsed BY the
highest authority Of the state and best business
men. Over one.half the tickets taken before
October lst. The limited number on hznd will
be furnished those who apply hrst. Money can
Money Orders, or Ivy express. All prizes will
be paid ia full. Agents wanted. For full par.
ticulars address
j. u. PATTEE.
General Manager. Omaha. Scb.
W. A. SEARLES,
General Agent for the Pacinc Coast,
p. o. Box 3-7. Virginia, New.
FRANK EDWARDS.
Local Agent. al Harris Brothers. No. q south c
street Virginia City. no4 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
THE DEAD YEAR.

It's midnight's holy hour-and silence now
10 breeding like Sentle spirit DER
The still and pulseless word. Hark! on the
winds
The bells deep tone IL swelling-'tis the lntu
OF the departed year. No funeral train
10 swssping past; yet on the stream and wood,
With melancholy light. tho moonoeam's rest
Like pale, spotless shroud; the air H. stirred
As by smourner's sigh and. on yon clond
That doats 30 still and plaeidly through Heaven
The spirits Of the seasons seem to stand
Young Spring. bright Summer, Autumn's sol.
emn form,
And Winter with Its aged locks and breathe,
In mournful eadences that come abroad,
Like the far wind harp's touching wall,
A nslaneholy dirge Of the dead year,
Gone nom tho earth forever
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

ABOUT year ago fellow in West
Virginia was arrested for horse steal
ing, and after he was sent to Jail. hi'
devoted girl, Sarah, implored the jailer
to let her share his confinement this
being refused, she determined to be
with him. and. crazed with fear that
no might be sent to the penitentiary.
she set fire to school house. For
this she WAS sentenced to two years
imprisonment and was happy, but just
here her lover was taken out for 4 new
trial and, not being re-convicted, was
set free. Poor Sarah. Her devotion
had defeated its own end, but 4 kind
hearted Governor took in the situa-
tion, and has just parioned her out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

To CLEAN GoLD CuAINs.-Put tho
chain In a small glass bottle. with
warm water, n little tooth powder and
some soap. Cork the bottle and shake
It for q minute violently. The friction
against the glass polishes the gold, and
the soap and chalk extract every par
ticle Of grease and dirt from the inter-
stlces of q chain of the most intricate
pattern. Rinse it in clear cold water;
wipe with n towel, and the polish will
surprise you.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02

A BUFFALO paper announces that
BY the recent burning Of an Ice house
there 10000 tons OF ice "were reduced
to ashes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-02
CASH UP

rAMEs KKATING, LATE OF THE COR:
., ner saloon. Main street, Gold Hill, desires
10 notify ali who are indebted to him that ne 10
now collecting In what moneys arc due NM
and therefore requests all to be prompt In pay;
rnent without further notice; otherwise he viii
be Obliged to place their accounts In tho hands
Of An ofaeer 81 the l4th instant-s week nom
next Saturday-for collection. ds6 I'd
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
STILL ROBRIxG THR PpOPLE.

The Radicals in official position in Washington
are vcnal aud corrupt enough, as their own palty
papers admit; but tley still, perhaps NOS fully
up TO their brothers in the Southern States. Fol
example the Moses faction ia South Carolina
beat the Scott faction as the Reform party, and
they have just PASSED a law giving the Governor
secret service fund of ss5, 900, for which he is
to render no account In alIuding TO this fact
the Norfolk Tirginian says: "This sounds like
mOnstrous fiction but It is a mournful fact
which we wish could be denied Now, remember,
If the State of Virginia ever passes under the
control of that party, history will repeat ITSELF
and We shall suffer all the wrongs and outrages
which have fallen on our wretehcd friendsw
II after all the experience in the last seven or
eight years of Radical rule in South Carolina,
there is still no improvement, and one faction of
the same corrupt party succeeds another only TO
continue the robbery Of the people, shamelessly
practiced also in other States, by that party, is
there evidently not danger to be apprehended
that the same results will follow wherever This
party gets control Aud as our contemporary
of Virginia admonishes its ncighbors TO be
ware Of this dangerous organization, so should
the people of Delaware take warning in time,
aud be careful not 10 commit our State TO the
tender mercies Of party whose only aim seems
to be 10 ill the pockets of those who get into
power by drs; taxing and then robbng the people
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

Az INlrENsE sTRUcTURE.-The buildings for
the Vienna Information Exhibition are fnishet !.
and the New York Sunday World contains a
drawing Of the central rotunda Of the immense
structure. Its height to the top of the dome will
be greater than that of the Washington Monu-
ment; the WhOIe-the central building and the
twO wings-Will be three thousand feet in length
This is the Industrial Palace, but in connection
with it there are many smaller ediices of various
sizes and styles OF architecture. From five TO six
thousand labOreTs have been employed about the
grounds, AMI by the lst of May it is expected that
everything will be ready. 1t is gratifying to
know that America will be better represented than
wa at frst supposed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
The Charge Against the Vice Presi
dent-ElecC

While Mr.. Hawley was addressing the House
on Tuesday night in advocacy al the report and
in favor Of fexpeliing Brooks and Ames, Mr. Cox
New York, reminded him that during the
last election he had declared at public meeting
that there was no ownership Of Credit Mobilier
sock on Ihe part OF Senator Wslson, while the
evidence now showed there had Leen He would
like TO know how bis indignant friend from
Connecticut came TO make the statement.
Mr.. HaWley said that Whatever he might
think Of the purpose Of the question, he would
answer it squsrely. lie mad risen on The stage
in Hartford after half honrs COM Versation with
Senator Wilson, and he had declared that gen.
leman TO beto the best Of his belief and knOWl-
edge. innocent Of any complication whatever,
directly or indirectly; and iD the first flush Of his
indignation he had de6ed The world 10 prove
that he was 30 complicated. If the evidence
since showed that he was mistaken it was not
his fault He had said what he believed.
Mr.. COx-All right.
Mr.. HaWley stated in conclusion that he would
vote for the expulsion OF Oakes Ames, and would
vote as he iboughi proper on the next resolu.-
tiOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
From the journal Of Commerce,


A CHECK 10 WAsTE.-One Senate committee
hAA done good thing, and shall have our praiss
Tor It. The Public Lands Committee has reIoTted
against the ball passed by the House. last Deeern
beT 10 give 52OOO0OOU acres of selected land a.
EpeeuIator and jobbers. NominaIly, the pronar.
y Would 60 TO the soldiers and sailors and tbsir
heirs, but IN tact 10 the cormorant land rings VIC
would oQy up the patents for a soAg. By defeat
ing tins ball. NO shade Of Injustice Is done 10 The
gallant defenders of the Union for already under
tAo Pre-emphon ana Homestead laws. they NAV
acquire l6O aeres Of land apiecr, ON condition of
making short residence thereon. Therefore,
they cannot cali the republic ungratefu If this bi
doss not pass If the bill should pass, il would
take forty yeaTH, the committee says 10 issue lie
patents called for under 1t, at the rate of the an
nuai survey; - that large number OF the bene-
nciaFles We be dead before the papers wouId he
ready Tor them. Every new land warrant thrown
ON NE market would reduce the price and. nm
oer the best circumstances the soldiers and sail
oEe or their heirs would not make much ont of fbs
glft' But, finally amer the rings had absorbed so
large part OF the available public lands un
would 90 the price, aud bona 6de settlers WonI5
oe made TO pay dearly for the prodiRality of Com
ehese Ihe bert reason of all for defeating the
, plu this-that it would take about all the pub
nc land now left For 1t ia startling fact that of
AL tne tEacts once composing the pablie domain
te1ciuslVe OF unlnhabitAbls Alaakaj here now re-
lnaln ~ Tor settlement, only from 25OOO0OOO Ia
SS4'OVOOOO acres All the rest has either been
gwen away or sold 10 settlers. We shouIi say h
is high time TO stop such Watteful folly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

FORTUNE TELLING A CRIMINAL OFFENCE
"A bill is to be introduced into the New York
Legislature making it criminal offence fol-
any one to engage In the business of fortune
telling in that State. Ii is affirmed that for
tune iellers in New York derive the bulk Of
their profits from ensnaring young girls The
fortune tellers locate near public high school
and, in addition to their regular business, sell
choice CONNECTIONS at low prices. ThOughtless
girls who make their first visit, are cajoled into
coming again, and after few calls, are intro
duced to men, who pay the fortune teller from
ten to twenty-five dollars for a simple intro
ductiOn. Ii the girl is ruined, y still larger
sum is paid to the fortune teller by any hORse
OF in repute she can be induced to enter. 1t
is believed by those who have investigated the
subject, that the fortune tellers there are the
most dangerous PROGRESSES I'm the eommuni,
ty, and that their victims every year are num-
bered by many hundreds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
A New Railway ee6eT9s

WAsHIEeTON, Feb. 26.-The Senate adon
ted an important resolution this mOrnIng
directing the select committee on transports
tlon to inquire into the expediency OF con.
struetlng double track Failroad from some
point on the Atlantic coast to some point on
the Mississippi or Missouri river. Il Is under.
stood that the purpose Of the resolution Is 10
make BOstOnthe Eastern end.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

The NEXT PRESIDENTIAL RAcE.-The editor
OF the COuTter-JOsVNOl who has recently been in
Warrington, aSceTtAined when there, that Speak
sr Blaine would be a candidate for President At
the next election. The Cincinnati Commercial on
the other hand, says that Ellhu B. Washburn will
certainly be the next republican candidate for the
Presidency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
FURNITURE and Vonltlan Bllndl
I.&LN. EARMAN.

No. tl0KINa sfRHRT. WILMINGTON, DEL.
We Fosnsclfelly insOrm tie elsisans Of
WILMINGTON ano The eaFFOno ding 0ountTy
thet Uo continue - mannlA tnE6 aQd keep
on hand at eur large and lOag eetabilshad
e0nalafing ef Mahogany, hOssuooa an4 Walnut
Larn.fare. suitable Tor paKleRs blnlna-Eoom IN
chamber uaea.
Our assortment Of FuPaitaFsls ns Iage and varied
- can be pqnd In DeaWNre, al articles sold q
o4E es4aed enf are y a1TAnlol - EepE1nelto4.
sealeiAn Blinds ~ the most iAah kQlable designs
Qade = eldeP and kapt oonafA jtly - hana. We
also m0DufaefaPa and 00nalantlg kaeD large as
Dortmsnt 5pring AR AIq1aal4 Hnqh lfFess-
W, sgA Fl-k y. AIN, MAkMANs
iA1 doKlagSaes
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
@FofEFg 4 TFa aGHIerS.
.1'sy1 FIFTY "-':t - :

oRdsrs Ter COAL les st-tAa Fa1aA gpnaySI ao VII
iare or al their aofs thtf SEA ana aFuet streets.
WEminaion, viii Fsseive Pgonpt atteetioA.
~ A-90A0 lbs. " the ton ~ ea.lp
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27

lady Buniett COutts supports an English
seWlng-schoOI, accommodating two hundred
pupils
Nice young men in Nice manage a poodle,
eye glasses, switch, and cigarette at the
same time
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
NEW GlkOCEAsY STORE
s.w. Cor. RourGh and Market ss..
asuse lWILMINGTON. DEL il -

IwaN The updersiRnOd respectfully an-kt35l
W nounces 10 HE old friends ana tne y
publlC Nunefally that he has complex -
cRoCFkIES. SUGARS AND M0LASeE6.
Loverin ed granulated and pulvertsea SugAra
I" soh white and coffee sugaFes
Z" Syrup, and all kinds Of Molassess :,
Old 0overnment lava Coffee, LAgliTA, MaFicaibO,
RE I1reea ani Reaatod Coffee; the Auest Black and
6rsen TSas, Whito and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new BwekWheat, all kinds OfRure spices. b9F0 ne1.
Nustard. Pare OliVs Oh, Walnut h9ehEoOn end
TomakO Catsup, Rnglish and Am eTican Pickles, Je:
ChOoolat0, Vornacelli, MacarOni. Mashing Soap IN
ETeat variety Toilet Soap, Silver lOss Starch. Car
Fnnta Raisins, CitrOn, AtmOros, Mineo Meet, Dried
PancRss and hpplSs, CFanberEies BrOOma, Painted
BWckets brushes, Sperm, AdAmAntino and TalloW
Candles and all articles usually kept in we'll as
S0Fted GrOcory Store. Call and examine my stock.
6.1v JAMES CR1PPRN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
n. 1i.,t, d rnisa ssa1lr.; :. ]. q Ie.sa :

The Times Of Union county 3. C.S,eorhp piains
that its appeals for Northern immigration have
brought down on the county q platoon Of Office
seekers, who never worked ct home and don't in
tend to work there In that county last year there
OF them spent their time in trying 10 get the
colored people TO elect them to oficP. These i'm
migrants were all saccesEful, and are now indus
tTiously occupied in developing the resources OF
six South Carolina sinecures. II this sort OF I'm
MIGRATION continues, Carolinians will begin to
sympathize with the sentiments expressed by Mr.,
Church H. BlAkey in the Kentucky Legislature.
Mr.. Blakey is opposed TO immigration, and while
the subject Of sending Commissioners to represent
Kentucky in the Vienna Exposition was being
discussed, he said For my part am glad they
have never heard of our State. l want them to
remain in blissful ignorance. want kentucky
for Kentucklans.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
1ls 81. l..r II.r Oes ts

J0dgeBol0ndstIRia v Hssperate stru le Ter
day to save his one-sided, Illogical Tepd ser
verely tested tho patience Of the House BY ttlonG
Finded attempt to prove that Ames and Brooks
were Infamous raseals, Bnd- Garfield and the rest
Nard RersqeuiedL- patriots. Ames causea H long
spseeh Sn hl fSvdr b % dBYthe Clerk, where-
IN he claimed that hr,ocSas worthy to b. ca Ised
among the chiefest OF the Credit Mobilfer inno-
ceRts The debate then dragged YEARLY through
the evening, and finally went over till to-day
Butler came In with long string OF whereases de-
claring that tho House had no jurisdiction in the
mStter. and proposing to send the whole sobje
to the Grand Jury Of the District.
What the fnSl result WI ~ n quite unosleal1s
Our faith that the House will prove equal 10 the
emergency is very 3eak 1f f.pothing but the
Credit Mobilier coTruptions we're involved IN the
decision we should hAFa soma hope. But mempPrs
y i'll be apt to say 20 themselves, II the Work Of
expulsion for bribery, for venality, for fraud is
once begun where is IL going TO endf Atnoue bpt
honest men are to be tolerated in Congress, where
am l to 60? X. ~
The Republicans have . majority Of about forty
/ in the House. With them rests the responsibility
of the decision in these momentous proceedings.-
IL they fAil to perform their duty the people VIII
brand them 18th infamy. lfthe Democratic MEM
bers shrink from the discharge of theirs, they too
must wear the mark of popular condemnation.
As TO Butler's despicahle dodge, # the noese
should send the cases to the Grand Jury, ana teus
sneak out Of the difficulty Eo thInk that that
body wuiia be very apt to FePly Oentlemeh u
You have not got decency enough TO wash out
your own hall, don't hand the dirty job over TO u.s.
N. L. San.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-02-27
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democrats of White Clay Creek hundred arr
invited 10 meet IN
MASS NVENT1ON,
At the Deer Park Hotel. Newark, on y 4
Saturday, March Ists at o'clock, p. M
To take into consideration the recent action OF thu
Legislature regarding 'Nlld's Resolution on SUM
ner's Civil Rights Blu.
j. IL BAY, WIN. Reynolds,
Jas. Springer. Stiles kenne ~
Geo. v. Evans YIN. N. Smalley,
Crah Weir, John Elliott,
Lew Ruth. Mm- d. Robinson,
Alex. LoWber, Sr., Nm. ~, Smith,
Nm. Dean. sly. Wilson,
q. W. Hudders, 5ohn 4. Slnex,
Nm. MckeoWn. Mm. Wilson,
Israel PritchaTd Jos. Dean, Jr.,
Vim. l.. Weir. J.. Pogue.
David POgue, A. 4. Laws,
John WiddoeE, JOhn W. Mhitemah,
knnnklin kastburn, John Rambo
John A. Reynolds, JF WIN. n. Dean,
A. Lowber, Jr.. John A. Moody,
John Atkinson, Frank Griffith
Mm. X. kees. Samuel b. Herdman,
W. Ii. Kelly, james Snead
James Jeffnes y. Coates Mote.
Wm. Austin, A. j. Lilly
VIM. 4. Grimth, A. W. Russell.
Benz. Wilson, Mm. McCaully,
NimrOd Morrel. 5. ferguson,
j. W. Pennington, j. B. Smith,
5. Garrett John Lemon,
Levi Darlington, Nm. II. Russell,
Benz. Caulk. John Wall.
teb16- -dGWtm
The sun., 1873-04-25
Anolher Washinrton swlndln.

The Territorial Government which u
corrupt Ring succeeded IN Imposing on the
District of Columbia has been in existence
but twenty-One months ana il already
utterly bankrupt, rotten, and disoreditcd.
The funded, boating, aud contract mdobt-
edncss incurred in that short time IL e-ti-
mated to rangebetween tiftc,n aud twenty
millions Of dollars, or nearly million "a
month for population of III 900, black
ana white, mon, women anu children,
without commcccc, manufac turns, or
trade of amy kind in tho large sonse. No
trustworthy account OF the debt or liabil-
iti"- h"s ever been published by or can be
obtained from the auLhort tics, who have
stui'"u+ly faisinod the record, and been
sustained ~ fraudulent reports by Nr.
The sun., 1873-04-25
sTORY WITH 4 MORAL.
A Wiiowcr Of Finy Mnrric- Girl oi
Twenty-dvc Ater Days Courtship -
The sad Mntrimouial Experiences which
Followed Cross PcIition- 1or DiSOtce.

fT0D me NOIicth tDtitJ buNrNY, lTrI I'D
The case ot William W. Bailey art lose
ph,ne Bailey was tired yesterday The u". rnusr
was widnwcr ut hlty when o." -iW tAu r.-i 'u-
dent, VINO WAS Just one nail las a-r. ils b'd
l.St L's ,"lir' ana hI@ dHhtll't Wl7 A"'Nl p" 70
married. MI Bmlcy detailed tpo cuur. -ulp "a
the following mauucr;
She came fo oar h1u.r visiting =h.-fINfl .l..f'.
W. GsH- .@''I @ ~, Il "a ~ d., D., '.t 'o,n T'. ,.. y
hAp' TO-, sa'' i' "hatu lou 4, t'r q. a.H.t- ''e
80 900 T. tWt T. "lllb,l l.ur .4....ea,r' .l. 49,,
}aq" "lcs,' 'ay. ,hc "Wuen -4's {. l.y.
Sn, says t.r now or u,N t ~" ~.
sny- she. - ale.Ds mctut 10 o.. t.u,l .r 20 =
al fls6i" rioS5Isaci a, nsr sad Mr b., s, .,,.
'6se .tayeG tat ,lhj. aadj j, se,t ,,,-i
me Il rad lula. uu my mnd. nHt.} 'Ii p'r -
tn.y tMyYyI q 60 ,1 va, m 'i.', t5yt
mathed, But wy u1ud ~as llH q ig.'b'. ''' Nv
After this account ~ M, court -hlp go uaIey
proceeded 10 detail hit Matrimonial eN .'nrn.'-'
lie feared hIs Wlie might get TOO m ,'r D'1cft
and 50 he gUl the tap on the barrel -'r nn,',,
ted butcher knife In a san nSIiuuy uAuNy n NIi
he feared lest she thlrted for his hluId. oho
moved his gun fum its accustomed place lulo
the parl"r and he thought -hc intended i9 u'."
HE brains out. She WAS Cross and -'1'n'Lh
and boxed his ears as he .uli, HuI wsnb To-
ways 10 be compared 10 my hr-t vile hs
lstd ln terror ~ day' ana slept N'ih ''. o''
Hut she loit him when her baby was I'VE R'o1
ola Tor visit to her parents, and NJ halus
came ana gut petition Tor ID divorce i~ H"nh IN
she had gone Hat AZ the weaKe rolled "a hs
loused Tor her presence asan. She l,'t aim 10
March The divorce petlllun WAS ntui+"' N'o
eth " March, but IA May they met "uI 500 ~
and commenced 10 !iye together again. a1d 41
go though the petition for divorce "'' s'"
The counsel for the defence horeHr9n mo'nl
70 dismiss the case ON tur Srl.ni i "' '''"
Sona,ion 81 ihe orc.,es - Nrs hh''t ....ils
had lived with L,. Wltc s.uiu the 4..' .' "s
ACTON Il could not Do, h n"i.'u"d' ,..cd