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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-07-12
TT Lends to Happine-s'
FEMALE REGULATOR !!


II will bring on the Menses relieve all pain az Ihe
uantblv sperlod;" cnre Rhenmatsm and Neural,
ri. Of back and Uterus; Leucorrhea or " W n'es,
and partial Proiapsus Uteri; cheek excessive "o"'
and correct all irregularities peculiar 10 iaules;
II will remove all irritation ofkidneys and biau-
der: relic Costyenees purify the blood; give Tone
and strength to the whole system clear the ssln,
imparting rosy hue to the check, and cheertni"ss
to the mind. 49,, .
Qunne IL 10 chills and fever. . a.,
Ladies can cure themselves Of all the above dis.
eases without revealing their complaints 70 MY per,
son, which Is always moruiyihs =" "e" Pi'e "'
II Is recommended by the best physicians and he
clergy. n. ,,.A "a t,s-o
BRADFIELD Co. Atlanta, Ga.--Dear sirs II
take pleasure In stating that have used for TIE last
twenty yeaIs, the medicine yos are now putting up,
tnovts a. Dr. j. Brad6eids Female Regulator, and
sser II the best combination ever COTTON togeth.
or for the diseases for which IL Is recommended
have l,een miiiar with the prescription both as
practitioner Of medicine and IN o1mestc p,aeaes,
suffering femaes and bst hope that every lady
IA oar whole land, Who may be suffering Ia any way
peculisr their -,x, may be able 20 preeurs Do,'
lie that their suserings nay not only be reiiF'ci
hnt that they may he restored to health ana
strength. with my kindest regards,
am respectfully, W. b. FERnELI, NJ. D.
rr,r uAn,trfa. Ca, March q, 1870
Messrs WM. ROOT soN.-Dear sirs some
u,oaths ago I bought n bottle OF Rradhelhs Female
rsg.,iator from von aud hare used Il In my family
win The utmost satisfaction, and have recommend
"a n 10 three other mlles, and they have found u
lust what 1t is recommended Tbs females who pave
,.ed xonr Regulator are IN perfect health and arr
ie 70 attend 10 their household duties and we cor
| dlaliy recommend Il TO the pablo.
Yours respectfully, Rev. H. d. JOHNSON
| We could add thousand other certificates. bai
Ne consider the above amply Sufficient proof oil IT.
virtne. All We ash D. a tfial-
For full particulars. history Of diseases ard seF,
ti6cates Of lis wonderful cures the reader b reffrre
/ 10 the VIZ rer around the bcffle-
/ nanufucfured an sold br
Price sl.50. Auaniassh
Sold by all Druggists.
| AR Enthusiastically.
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IT'S astounding how quick some
wives will recover from a case ofsicll-
ness. One of them living up town was
pronounced to be in the '1ast stages "
and almost ready for careful boxing,
when bill for several yards of Grape,
anda bran new suit of the gayest kind
of cloth for her husband, was presented
nc the door, and handed to her by a
reckless servant She told her hus-
band on his return home that night,
ihat she never felt better in her life,
and he says he believes lbs so, as she
has held Il lively and romantic CONVEX
,sbxtion with him for the last twelve
I'l9eS1,e
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For the Cholera,

The following receipt, taken from a
leading New York paper, will be found
of interest:
"More than forty years ago, when il
was found that prevention for the Ash
attic cholera was easier than cure, the
learned doctors of both hcmispheres
drew up prescription, which was pub
lished for working people, in the New
York Sun, and took the name of the
Sun Cholera MIXTURE Our contem-
porapy never lent its name to a
better article. We have seen it in con-
slant use for nearly two score years,
and found it to be the best remedy for
looscnces of the bowels ever yet devils
ed. 1t is to be commended for several
reasons.
IT Is not to be mixed with LIQUOR, and
therefore will not be used as an alco-
holic beverage; its ingredients are
well-known among all the common
people, and it will have no prejudice to
combat; each of the materials is in usual
proportion to the others, and it may
therefore he compounded without pro-
fessional skill; and as the dose is so
very small, it may be carried in tiny
phial in the waistcoat pocket, and be
always at hand. 1t is:
Tinct opii,
Capsici,
Rhei CO.,
Menth pip,
('nmDho
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TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.
ACADEMIC STAFF :

COLONEL JOHN g. JAMES, Superintendent and
Prote sOr of History and Litern nre.
MAJOR II. II. DlNWlDDIE, Prof, ssor of Ergln.
eering, Architecture. Drawing and Geography.
MAJOR \. W. JAMES, Commundant Cadets and
Professor of Natural Sciences
MAJOR u. T.. BROCKIN BROUGII Profess or Of
Ancient Languages
MAJOR ERN EST BLUM, Professor Of Modern
Languages.
CAPTAIN II; p. W. M0RRIss, Professor Of Mathe-
MATES.
pINCKNEY JONES; Assistant Professor of Math-
atics,
+. Il. PORTER, Assistant Professor of La'ir.
j. b. SHEPHERD, NJ. D., Surgeon and Professor
OF Physiology.
W. i. MEG EHEE, Adjutaut.
Sixth Ancual Session opens September /, 1873.
One hundred new cadets will he admitted next scs-
SION Send for Catalogues. 3Sw3n,
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Capsici,
iihei CO.,
AIenth pip,
Canpho.

Mix The above in equal parts; dose,
10 to 30 drops. In plain terms, take
equal parts tincture of opium, red pep
per, rhubarb, peppermint and camphor,
and mix them for use. In case of diar-
rhoea, take n dose of 10 to 90 drops in
three or four teaspoonfuls of water.
No one who has this by him, and takes
II in time, will ever have the cholera.
We commend it to our Western friends,
and hope that the recipe will be widely
published. Even when no cholera is
anticipated, it is an excellent remedy
for ordinary summer complaint.n
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BEWARE OF coUNTBRFBITs.
lob Moeae' SIR JAS CLaKHs's


Are extensively counterfei,ed. Dishonest drug
cists epdeayor TO sell The ceunierfens 10 max
greater profits. The genuine have the name o. Scp
NJ use. on each package. All othsrs are worthless
i'm itntiops The genuine pills arc uniaiiing IN the
cure ~ all those painful and dangerous diseases 10
which the female constitution !. subject, they
moderate ali excessive and cure all suppression o.
the when caused By cold or as
cas- In iii cases OF nervous and Spinal 81 etions,
mains n tbs back or limbs, fatigue on signe eneI-
lion napftation Of the seart, Mysteries anu "her,
,hsv viii effect n onrc wleh all other means nav
faiicd. and although verypvwsrfnl contain morning
hurffni 10 The most delicate constitution
Circular in English, German aud french aronho
...rh hottie gives full direction and advice
The genuine pills are sold vt most drug s'ores'
but IL your druggist can not supply Tue eeII ,
a. no. lie persuaded 10 accept any connierleit OF
haens article Int send one dollar 20 The sole pro-
rrir,or, job Moses, Is coriland street, Ne. YORK;
with name OF express Office at which yon VII ssl'
s,r The fackare, and bottle OF the genuine tlis,
sseurely aud safely packed in plain wrspper' VIII ps
sent by return express
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LOCAL NEW -
~ rAnrnoiOw. Loenl Idllor.

Prom and nner this dnie. We propose
"a uEDIgE Tf'E I'uJCE Of ALL JOu
WORK. twenty-five per cent. We i'nse
the facilities aud ti,e worhmen 10 do
M good wori.. .nd ~ ss low rates. ~
rnn lie done amy where. nnd We mean 10
do n. uring your Fine Job work 10
TIE DAILY HERALD OfrItE. Cor
ucr Elm ana IIouston streets.
EsROMIsEs no PAY" will mot pny
my debts. 4 urgently nsk every one
aw Ing me 20 enII M once and settle. !
MIST have what II due me.
.. W. SWINDELLS.
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WILLIAM SMITH, living up near the
brewery, ignitcd II paper containing
Powder, and threw it over fence close
10 where he was standing. No explo-
sion taking place in the time expected,
he looked over the fence to see the cause
when just as he had got his. face well
over, off it went. With the exception of
one or two spots on his nose, Smith is
as good looking as ever
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e72 90 EACH wEEz,

trsnn wasted rvrrfrte,e. aqslaes. tle.ts T.
s'''''' voafR 3 $ DOH. Ne.
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COMBINATION LOcKs--A darkey's
kinks.
DEAD LETTERs = Inscriptions on
tombslones. +is4
BLINDMANis Marrying with
out knowing her disposition.
NEXT, somebody's goingto manu-
incture backing in the city. Then the
song will he, "Oh! Mason, where is
he ~ -eu
DALLAS has chicken with no feet,
and she walks around on the stumps
of her legs, and roosts like a man riding
horseback.
OUR dallas bellies who can't get up
their hair high enough, can have it
"raiscd" by most any Apache, Kicka-
poo or any other "noble red"
AN old feud between two men was
settled, ten miles East of this city yes
terday, by u duel with six shooters.
After employing their pistols twice
without either receiving n scratch,
they shook hands, pockcted their ord
nance and went home.
The first motion to adjourn that we
ever heard was one time when we sat
up with our "peaches and cream
until one o'clock, when her stepmoth-
er offered the following resolution from
the top Of the stairs: "Sallie, tellthat
Teller itsJnigh onter breakfast time
We saw the outside world for month
afterwards only through a slit in the
shutter. RI
THECounty Courts attention SCALED
to the condition of the old Marshall
road Immediately east of White Rock.
IL has been so long neglected that it is
a mostperilolls feat to drive over it, it
having been washed and worn out so
that next to hanging it might be used
as a very efficient engine of capital
punishment. .a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

BENEFICIARY SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MEpI-
CAL STupENrs-The Trustees Of the Lou
isville (Ky.) Medical College have erea-
ted numbe. Of Beneficiary Scholarships,
for the bened. of the poor but deserving
Young men seeking a 6rss-ciass medical
education. One Beneficiary student is
received from each Senatorial Distric. Of
any State. and one from each Congression-
al District Of the d;Eeren. States. Sons
Of physicians and elereymen are very pro-
periy accorded Beneficiary Scholarships.
Each Scholarship 10 worth to the reeipien.
Of il $500. aud these receiving such aid
are known only to the Dean. Mode Of
obtaining Beneficiary Scholarship learned
by applying to d. +. s. Gaillara. Dean,
Louisville. Ky. As the next session be-
gins in September. all yoaas men need
Ing aid should apply As carly as possible.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

PorNr LOOKOUT still incline &c
the opinion that before many years we shall
have a summer resort uTou our Peninsuls
tina, will rival those Of the North both in ut.
tractivenesa and popularity. The rapid
progress Of the Southern Maryland Rail.
road is an assurance that we shall moi
val. much longer for the consummaiion
of cur hopes and wishes. Point Look.
out possesses superior nstural advantages.
a bea h, that is not rivalled BY any in the
country. extending along its cog I for sew.
eraI miles, and sloping 50 gradually that
anyone may wade out in the refreshing
waters Of the beautiful Chesapeake for
nearly a mile, and the surf all that one
can desire, whilst il is free from the un-
dcr.tcw. so dangerous at other Watering
places. The waters are stocked with the
finest fish and oysters in the world. and
the Potomac aud Bay each possessing su-
perior facilitic. for boating. Besides. i,
lie. right in the track Of all the steamers
tina, come up the Bay. and woald soon be
known FAR and wide over the country -.
Enserpri.e and capital must bring is ON,
and that. too. at no distant dsy.-Prfaee
Georgian.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31
BALTIMORE MARKETS..

WHEAr--Ths receipts of Southern Wheat are
coming in more freely, amounting TO, Thursday
inclusive, TO- s0 bushels The market has
ruled quiet with gradual shrinkag- Of values,
which 10 most marked in the medium and lower
qualities, Of which, in the last few days, the re.
ceiP,s are largely composed. The demand has
been both from shippers and miliers. and the
offerings were all SOLD ~ follows: +0co bushels
common to good white AT l45G Sc cenis, 6, OOo
bushels prime 70 choice do. at iio(Gl1s crnts
81, 900 basheiS fair to prime rsd az i56(1i6s
cents and u 600 bushels prime to choice amber
At l65tGl12 cents. Al the close We quote
prime 10 choice white at l7oGII5 cents, choice
amber a; les cents and good TO prime red o,
i55(9l63 csnts. The rec-ipis of Western and
Pennsylvania were very light, and the only
sales reported were 40 bssheis Kentucky white
At les cents, Assoc bushels Pennsy lvana rcd ai
li5@l55 cents, and 200 do. Western amber
at li5sa leo cents.
CoRS-The market for Western Corn has
ruled very dull during the past week, and prices
for mixed in Elevator are nearly nominal, there
h ing scarcely any demand The stock in Ele-
taior Is equal TO the capsh,y Of the warehouse,
and We understand there are now st ti,e pier and
on the way, some 600 TO LOCO eafs, for The con-
senis Of which there 10 no storage ROOFS. The
quantity gone into Elevator this week 10 only
about 81, 100 bushels, but the actual f~cestrs
are In excess Of any one week tins year. The
sales Of which we are advised ase 400 bushels
mixed, for Angus, delivery at ssl eents 10000
bushels ios July delivery .: SO cents; $4,000
bushels mixed To Elevator n s7G5f3 ceats;
AGO bssAess yellow and iow mixed ~ ss2s1
cent?, $500 hoshels white ~ ee(Ass cents, and
Is, 900 bushels rejected ~ 4s(S56 essts. The
fscsipts Of Southern eontinse vefy meagre,
amounting only to 5 ,oos bushels, whieh wss
seld Al s5tsss cscsss1 wtase. nd eu6e7 eeaD
-. -. -...,f -.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

RErREsnISo RAiSs.-Since our last is.
sue. two coPious showers have visited our
county-one on Sunday. the other on
Mondsy-bo,h being general. Under
their refreshing influence. vegetation Of
all kinds has revived aud is now looking
life-like and vigorous. The corn crop is
particularly noticeable for its improved
appearance and the tobacco plants are
manifcs,ing tendency to "s,art-ofi' in
real earnest The late rains have also en-
ab'ed many IA .ncrs 20 begin fa'lowin~,
and latter garden vegetables are already
displaying the happy effects Of these life
giving showers From the swollen and
overlooking condition Of the runs and rivu.
let's hcreabouts and in other sections oil
the county after the last shower, the know
ing ones are confident that there was q
heavier fall Of water for the time of its du-
ration on Monday than has occurred in
our county for mary years past. Much
fencing was swept away or displaced. the
lands in many places dreadfully washed.
and We have heard Of several mills that
were badly broken by the food.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

Every reader Of TIE Ald;ae for August
10 sure to b characd With i,s beautiful
and ssasoasbls illustrations. ~ veil %
pleased wish its fresh and piquans li,era-
y esasesss- A magsi6ccns fall.page na-
rine view opens the member. fror the pen
cil OF N. r. u. de Haas. n. A.. one Of
our great painters Of water scenes. Il l.
a truthful sketch OF What may be seen al.
most amy day an Long Island Soand. L.
Mr.. F. T. vsnce. Who has made the re-
gion ssudy. eontribuses series Of esigi-
nal pictures Of the grssd Adiroadsek
mountains and lakes. which are very time
~. n that region is nov full Of pleasure
seekers. There is page picture Of Lake
Colden.' remarkable for ies lights and
shadows. depth aud feeling; one Of Ava
lsnche Lake, another Of Calamity Pond
Br"ok; aud a charming one Of .Flume
Falls Of the Opalcscence;'-four a. 6ne
views from the proposed great National
Park. as ever appeared in any Art jour
nal. A tender and eloquent full-paee
picture illustrates a poem called a Good
Dog The remaining illustrations. oh
6ne works Of art. are Group Of Deer By
Spechs; The Explanation after Herpfer;
'vst Doesh Yon Pebbles ? humorous
sketch BY W. NJ. Cary; Shoe Fly;' and
Picking Flowers The literary contents
Of The Aliine keep pace with its gems Of
art. and are this month unusually inter.
esting. There are two delightful stories
The Crows Requiem BY Erckmanr-
Chatrian. and "A Craven Image BY Cla.
"a r. Guernsey. The miscellaneous ar
ticles are Across the Atlantic in an Old
Liner from the pen Of that graceful sketch
writer. Charles Dawson Shsnly; Old New
England Traits Natures Forest Vol
umc.' pleasantly written by Elizabeth
Stoddard; and a very amusing article cal.
led Press Oidi,ics. BY Gath Brittle -
Music, Art and Literature receive, each,
careful attention. The poems in thi,
numbcr arc. Found Wanting by Mary
+. Bradley; An Uncollcctcd Sonnet o
Edgar A. Poe;' On the River BY 70.
bert Kelly Weeks; and a Good Dog.
by ). Lang. Subscription price S.: in.
Guiding Chromos d" Village Belle" and
Crossing the Moor" James Sutton 4
Co., publishers, So Maiden Lane.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

The COMING PEAcE.-In reply to a
committee of gentlemen from South Caro-
lima. who visited Washington to urge a
cessation Of prosecutions against Ku- Klux
offenders. Attorney-Gcneral Williams re-
piled that instructions had already been
issued to stop the prosecutions against Ku-
klux offenders. except in very aggravated
Icascs. and some Of those convicted had !.
ready been pardoned. II was the policy
|of the President to pardon them all. keep
ing the most aggravated cases. however,
until the last.
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Ssly H. ls13a

PfRsoxaL.-Wc notice with both pride
and pleasure that our old friend. DR.. Rich.
ard T.. Sutton, formerly Of this county. a,
present of Rome. n. Y, is obtaining high
distinction in his adopted bone as an or.
ator in behalf Of Temperance. To those
who. like the writer. knew something oi
tho oratorical gifts and promises Of the
Doctor in his youth. the fame he hes OBJ
tanned and is obtaining as speaker will
excite little establishment. "Thc child is
father CT the man," and hence we were
prepared to learn that in q recent address
before an Oneida County Temperance
gathering. he acquitted himself in q man
ncr TO obtain and deserve universal ap-
rlause and approval. Says local paper.
speaking Of Lis cffort-"Thc Doctor lam
guagc was rhetorical. his logic trenchant
and lis delivery rapid. He treated the
subject psy chologically. socially and poli,-
ically. and did it ample justice Being
on radical ground. he stands where all the
medical profession must come. sooner or
later"
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publican Party depended the porma.
nent improvement of the country a, large
and the general welfare Of all citizens.
lie urged his eolorcd friends to cndeavor
to improve their condition by living a life
Of temperance aud by striving to elevate
themselves in the scale of morals. By
thus doing, they would command the
respect Of oil thinking people. A,
the conclusion Of the Captains remarks
the meeting adjourned with three cheers
for the speaker and the Republican narty.
There was. also. another Republican
meeting on the same evening a, J. A.
Bonds Store. New Port. and this also vas
largely attended. We learn. considering
that it was only intended to be a neigh.
borhood gathering aud was in such near
proximity to the Factory meeting. Thi,
meeting passed off pleasantly. the discus.
sion of some excellent fish. that had been
caught and prepared for the occasion.
experimenting the u.ual ora,orieal display.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

PEIM.rY MEETINGS on SATURDAY Nrxr.
Our democratic readers will bear in mind
that Saturday next. the End of August,
has been fixed upon by the County Cen
trail Committee Of their party for primary
meetings to elect ten delegates to rcpresen,
each district in a County Convention, to be
convened at Lconardtown on Tuesday, the
9th Of August. AS stated in the call of
the Central Committee. the purpose Of this
County Convention will be to sclcc, three
delegates to represent st. Mary's county
III the Democratic State Convention, which
assemblies in Baltimore on Tuesday, the
i.th Of August. this latter body meeting
TO nominate candidates for Comptroller Of
the Treasury and Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals. As the democracy Of St. Ma
ry's is in genuine accord and entirely har-
monious III seeking the nomination Of Col
DENr for the first position on the State
Ticket. it is anticipated that the delibera.
lions, both Of the "r,imarics" and the
County Convention. will be distinguishes,
by unity Of purpose and brothcrly agree
mcnt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

Here it is! The August number of
Woods Household Magazine! II brings
with it ray of sunshine which reaches
clear to the heart. We always feel better
for reading it. aud it will make any house
hold brighter that it enters. Among the
many articles Of the present number are:
Advice to Young Men. by Hon. Joel
Parker; A Glimpse at the Siamese. by
Karl kasc; The Other Girl Of the Pcriol !,
BY Mary Hartwell; Darkness. by II. v.
Osborne; Old Pinchem. No. II. by Chas.
Dickinson. &c.. &c. Price of this Mag
azine only one dollar q year. Address,
Woods Household Magazine, Ncwburgh.
N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

JUVENILE MIysrRELs.- Juveniles
Of Leonardtown propose giving an enter
tainmcnt on Friday next, August lst, a,
the Court House. II will be amateur min
istrelsy. intersper.ed with comic dramas.
aud at the close the celebrated juvenile
orator Of our town will deliver o Wo.
mans Rights" speech.
The performance will commence at
o'clock, p. m.
Price Of admission, % cents. Children
under twelve years Of age, 10 cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

The RIPurLIcAS STATE CONTENTION
Tho Republican State Central Committee
met in Baltimore on Thursday. the 18th
instant. and fixed upon Frederick City a.
the place Of holding their State Conven.
ton. and Friday. the 18th Of September,
as the time for the assembling Of the same
The primary meetings in the coun,ic.
will be held on Saturday, the 9th Of Sep
TENDER, aud in Baltimore on the 9th.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-31

TrE BUTLER PANIC in MASSACHUSETTS.
As the time for holding the Republican
State Convention in Massachusetts draws
nigh. something very like panic exer.
cises 1.-The purest and best" Of the old Bay
State. The Atlantic Monthly gives thi.
6ne portrait Of Gen. Butler. who is looked
upon rs 1.-THE fate" Of Massachusetts,:
beginning as lawyer Of low reputa-
ton. he worked his wav up to the posi-
ton Of strenuous partisan; and then con.
verting his reputation for party fidelity
into capital. he placed it at the disposal
oe the party to which he was the sworn foe.
Then enlisting in the war. and distinguish
ing himself for his administration Of . cap
,ured city. he made use Of this reputation
to gain for himself the command Of other
military expeditions. in which he succeed
ed in burlesquing every operation of war.
"At the return Of peace he got him.
self elected member Of Congress, and
has since then advocated every scheme
of plumber which his or any ones ir-
genuity has been able to devise; his la
test performance has been the passage
Of an act securing for these services the
increase Of his own salary. He is nci-
Their a 6nc orator nor a skillful legisla-
tor. None of his political schemes have
as yet come to anything Of importance.
but with each new failure his power
has increased. while his wealth already
places him beyond oil reach Of disaster.
lie has always displayed the utmost co, .
tempt even for the appearance Of deccncy.
and has avowcd himself almost in one
breath . reformer and cynical skcptie
as to any attempts at reform"