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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03
DR. GGOUS.

WIN. n. BERKLEY
w Has just received ,,ooD,
embracing red and White Flsnnels, GaSyImeresi E IS
Kersevs Kentucky Jeans, Brown and Blcached
Cottons, Fancy Prints, White and and CSoFsd so ID
Blankets, Ginghams Canton Flannels' &c; ), at
.bo ,ar,, lowoct cash prlceS. ueC Il
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ROOT.S .4sS'U SHOES.

ENGLISH RUBBERSl
ENGLISH RUBBERS
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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rTEU,ThES 5ALE-By virtue of deed of
L trust from Aaron +. Banks to the under
signed, bearing date December 81, 1870, and OF
record on tie hand records Of Fart&x county,
book ", No. 4 pss, S. shail, on MofDAm; fAon;
the 10Th day of Marcn, 1874, Court day, IN lroht
IF the door of Fairfax Court House, ut twelve
O'Clock m, sell to tie highest bidder, u! public
sale, all that TRACT OF LAND conveyed by
Said deed, containing TWO ~ DlshD AM
counties OF Loudoun and Fairfax, near Hcrndon
station, on the Washington and OHIO kaiiroad
and nd joins the land OF II. &. Newman, Hight
Sears and others. The undcrsi gnrd VIII take
pleasure in showing the land to those dcsirngto
purchase ,,
Terms of Sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
expenses of sale and tn" note due OF $40, with
interest from lst January, lS11:: on S2,2 and the
sum o.: SI7G, with interest from the day oil sMe'
to fail due 1t January, 1873, and the residue
payable on 1t January, 1876, with like interest;
The deferred payments to be secured by hen on
the property sold. Costs OF conveyance to DC
Il. G. NEWMAN, Trustee.
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\ COOP SUGGEsrIoN.-sA correspondent OF
the Richmond Euquirer makes suggestion to
our legislators which is deserving OF attention.
1t is in regard to the appointment OF an lnspec
Tor of railroads. As the correspondent re-
marks, We have steamboat inspectors, who are
to pronounce upon the sea worthiness of every
vessel that offers its services to the public, but
III the matter of railroads wo are without any
safe guard except what the seltinterest of the
companies may suggest II We had efficient
railroad inspectors, it is more than probable
that half the terrible accidents which careless
hess aud neglect occasion, would be altogether
prevented. :. .LynchbMy Ne,cs.
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IE.I.H"3rE;H.

y4TANTED--A quantity of WHITE OAK
w and HICKORY POLES ii ioel long.
~ Is f. \. REED, Agent.
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gsy Ssrepn sS W Use.

TRcal Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF lALUA a.
u Bile BRICK DIV ELLING AND LOTS
OF GkOUND-By virtue OF u decree OF the
Corporation Court for the city OF Alexandra,
Vir.iria, rcr ;'crcd III III October term. ls,3 in
The suit Of d. :. Gwin vs. ID; 5 DcIapl"ne, the
undersigned, commissioners therein named, WI!
miJ;r for .n!c' bv public suction, on WEDNES-
DAY, the :5.h day Of March, 1874, at twelve
o'clock m, in front of The Market House. on
Roval street, in the city of AlcXandra, Va, tho
BkICk DWELLING and LOIS OF GINA
uKUU ND, situated on the west side OF -kzssL
+ ,rf,x street, between Prince and Duke sts,
for n more particular description of which and
any other information rc!ativc thereto apply to
Green u Wise or the commissloncr>-suolcc 10
y deed of trust in favor of Z. L. shaw lor
Sl2ol II, with interest from February 4Lh, 1871.
Tcrn:S of Sale: S2)j0 iE cash, with interest
from 25th day of December, 1879, and IN addl-
ton enough To pay costs Of SUIT and expenses Vi
sale; !. credit until the 25th day OF December,
1874 rs to S:i23 IS Of the purchase money, ana
AS t. the residue on such terms rs ID. 5. Della
plane, the defendant III said suit, may agree TO-
c,b1o.s GEO WALKER I Of sale.
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A WASHINGTON BELLE. Perhaps on no
member OF society has the labor Of a Washing
ton season worst effect than on young girl
with attractions enough to Invite and vivacity
enough TO enjny Her fathers position entities
ton, her circumstances cnahle her to reclpro
cate every courtesy-young, handsome, rich,
and favorite, is it a wonder she Is dazzed and
intoxicated by the vision opening to her! She
dresses for iudigestible breakfasts at ten, and
before that is quite over she goes to tashlona-
Bile uuchipg party; then third toilette for
calls, aud still fourth for dinner party, or
"German." She does not dance on Sunday,
but the illventilated church before noon is
quite a. unhealthy, and then there are little
picus suppers in the evening, where she cruel
iies her appetite with terrapin and divers
French dishes Gradually hollow circles around
her eyes impair the perfect contour of her face;
the beautiful color which kindled aud wancd iu
her cheeks has gone out altogether, and she
notices that, even though she stay iu bed till
twelve, she is not rested, for sleep is denied
her. or, at best, comes fl fully and feveIcd.-
Then, though its first suggestion was repulsive,
she bcgius to renew the briliiaucy OF her eyes
with bcIladonna the hue Of her cheeks with
paiut-to strengthen herself" with chuul-
pasuc, and WOO rest with chloral She has
made no acquaiutances that avail her aughl; the
men of her set have no ambition above Ger
mau'' tavors, and the girls noblest emotion is
vanity. The only side of life presented to her
is one of dangerous excitements false stand
ards and complete emptiness. Physically, NOR
ally intellectually, she is warped and stunted.
- IuSLmJt0u COyrtsDOndeuce
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RENT-1he BRICK DIV kLIlNG
fs$;; HOUSE No s north Patrick ST., between
King and Cameron, recently occupied by Capt
VI. kerscy. Apply to
feb 4-eotf AMI. ia .ANlEooN.
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LADIES PARLOR s. TOILET SLIPPERS
Ladies French Kid Broadway, Ladies' Last
ing Broadway, Turkey Morocco Broadway,
French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, Serge and Carpet Slippers, IN every style
and quality,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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FOR RENT-Thc 7 II + f. ; TO
E:; DWELLING, No. "a south Fairfax street.
Anplv ut once to \. :. HARMON,
oct It;-tf Corner Prince and Royal streets.
!s==A TO LET-Ttc TWO STORY WARE
E.aaI no USE foot Of Queen street, on | mon st.
Apply 1T the office Of the Hampshire ana b"itI-
,unrp 'cnuI % - 20
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PfpR E.gEE or !gE.yT.

< FOR RENT-Thc DWELLING on the
M:i corner of Duk" and Fairfax streets, formerly
occupied by DR.. MURPHY. Apply to
feb IS If T. BELL, Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-03

IASQUERADES BALLS and PARIlE>'
Goods hired out for the above, consisting OF
Coronets, Jawelry, Hair Bralds, Curls' &c.' on
W. FERGUSON'S HAIR DEPOT,
ao,1c 66 King street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
Plain Explanation Of Obscure PRO.
verbs.
Nrho moro lho mnrrlnr.n

"Ihc more the mcrrier.n
Multitudin0us assembluges aro the
most provocative Of cachinatory hiar-
ity,
"l3lrds of u feather flock togethern
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., similarly plumcd,
gregariously assemble.
"Out of the lrying-pan into the fire."
Emergence from the culinary uten-
III into the devouring element.
"Too many cooks spoil the broth.n
a superlluity of artists deteriorate the
mock turtle.
IA stitch In time saves nine.n
a connecting cotton link, properly
established, is ninefoldly economical.
ut is u long lane that has no turn
ing.p
That rustic pathway Is Individually
longitudinal that has no circumlocu-
ton.
Love me, love my dog"
Evince an amatory disposition to-
ward myself; lot your department to-
ward my canine be also ailectionate.
Those who live in glass houses
shouldn't throw stones.n
DWeliers IN crystal palaces should re-
lralh from the propulsion of irregular
shaped particles of granite formation.
F" IT'S an i'll wind that blows nobody
good.n
The blast of Eolus is indeed malevo-
lent that beneIitteth not, though ho-
mcopathically, some portion of hui
mainly.
" a bird in the hand is worth two in
the BUSH"
a natural production of the feathered
tribe, properly secured, is more than
equivalent to II greater number in
state of freedom.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
Governor Thr0Ckm0rtOn.
OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,

OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
Some weeks since this paper brought
out the name of Captain A. j. Ball us
suitable and capable candidate for
congress. AT the time of that am
nouncement no general expression had
been heard, relative to the congress
sional canvass, which indicated the
preference OF the press and people for
any particular individual. Since that
time, the Hon. j. w. Throckmorton
has signified, that If the people were
DESTROYS to use his name in connection
with the congressional canvass, they
might do so, and since the fact has been
ascertained, Captain A. j. Ball will not
be before the people rs u candidate.
We now join In with the general
sentiment of the press and people, i'm
advocating the eligibility and peculiar
fitness of Governor rhrockmorton for
this position. The time has come when
1t Is necessary for us to have men in
congress of integrity, capacity and en-
perience, to combat the stealthy en-
croachments of practices and princi-
pies totally at variance with and sub
Versive OF the primary foundations
which were given to sustain the stabil-
ity and perpetuity of republican gov
ernments. The exigencies of the times
iimperativelv demand, then, that we
have representative who has knowl-
edge and experience sufficient to be
able to discriminate what is right from
what Is wrong, and when the right is
found, to sustain and embrace it, and
deal bitter and decisive blows to what
is wrong and unjust. We know of no
man in this state who possesses better
qualifications to accomplish these OBJ
leots than Governor Throckmorton.-
lWeatherford Times,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

THE new passenger depot and hotel
ut Marshall is completed, and trains
commenced stopping there last week.
The hotel at which nll passenger
trains take their meals, IN roomy, clean
and well kept. As II guarantee Of what
we say on this point, 1t is only neces-
sary for US to name the proprietor,
Captain l.. III. Norwood, who will be
rememberen by many of the citizens
OF Dallas, Us the post commissary here
for long time during the late UNI
pleasantness. We may add, that Cap
tain N. Is determined TO make all his
guests comfortable aud satisfied. Give
him u call when you go to Marshall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
Life without Enjoyment.

No humaH being whose stomach aud liver
ARE dlsordorod cnn enjoy life. business ~ u
fatigue and n bore, aud all nmusemenls
"nnt and Improbable" 10 the victim of In.
digestion, biliousnoss,nnd disturbances of the
bowels nnd the nerves which always accom-.
pany lhom, Tho shortest, surest safest way
togot rid OF these evils, and OF the mental de-
spondcnoy which grows out of them, Is To
tone and regulate the system with Hostel
tcr's Stomach Bitters. Ofnll the stimulnnts
II IL the purest, of all vegetable tencs the
most active, of NIL cathartics tho mlldest, Of
MI nnti'blllous preparations the r.ost swift
aud certain In It's operation. During the
twenty odd'years that II has been in use II
has lived down prof sslonnl preiudlces, dis
tame d competition, and taken rank as the
standard restorative Of the age.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

The twonty-lourth was celebrated at
this place by the Masonic fraternity
very happily. Az nm early hour the
streets were thronged with people, and
by eleven o'clock three thousand or
more had assembled at the fair grounds,
Tho procession formed NJ the Presbyto-
rlan church and, led by tho Mckinney
band, marched 10 the depot, where the
sherman Masons Joined In the line.
Delegations were present from all the
neighbOrlng counties, and conspicuous
were the Sir Knights from Dallas,
dressed In bright and handsome uni
forms.
At the fair grounds speeches were
made by Captain H. j. Brown and Rev.
j, M. Binkley, OF Sherman, and Gene
raj John j. Good and Colonel j. G.
Mccoy, of Dallas, and the people in
aud out of the fraternity were very
much entertained by these able ad-
dresses.
The basket dinner was success, and
the fair ladies' Of generous Collin de-
serve much praise for their abundance
and dellcacy Of the collation.. Enough
provisions were on the ground to have
fed six thousand people,
On returning TO town the delegates
from distance had n meeting, Colonel
John G. Mccoy, Of Dallas, chairman,
when resolutions were passed cOngrat-
ulating the people of Collin county,
and Mckinney, upon tho success Of
the entertainment. Remarks were
made 10y General Good aud others.
AT night the young folks, and many
old ones, led on by that gallant young
beauX, Colonel John G. Mccoy, OF
Dallas, tripped the fantastic, at the
college building, until the small hours
OF morning. This was also II pleasant
occason.-I Mckinney Enquirer
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THE better class of people In New
Orleans were sadly disappointed the
other day, The horses attached 10
Governor Kellogg'a carriage ran away,
and for brief while there was n lunll-
nous prospect that, for the first time IN
many years, the city would be invited
TO attend n gubernatorlal funeral, but
the COMPOUNDED brutes suffered them
selves 10 he stopped In time TO render
TINT prospect n deluslon and fraud, -
[C0urler-Journal.
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"A lauppy Man.

If there be any one who doubts the
existence of u thoroughly happy man
III this world, he should have been
present lately at the Cooper union, at
the social and public exercises connect
ed with the art school, and have looked
into the face OF Peter Cooper as he
stood in the presence of the Young
men and women who are deriving such
manifold benefit from the noble insti-
tuition which he has founded. Really,
there seems to be no investment OF
money that pays anything like such
dividends as that which is spent in the
happiness and Improvement of man.
kind Christian Union.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28


1t is beautiful valley about u mile
In length, walled in on either side by
perpendicular walls from 300 to 800
feet IN height. There IS but one en-
trance to this enchanted spot, and that
Is by n very rugged and dangerous
pathway, and the footman experiences
great difficulty in the descent. Upon
reaching the valley we could hear the
rustling of the winds through the lofty
pines on the cliffs above us, sounding
like the roar of some devastating
hurricane, while the grass beneath our
feet lay rs calm and still rs death. Not
even the slightest breath of air can be
felt Everything was so still that u
person standing at the lower part of
the valley could distinctly comprehend
persons speaking at the upper end.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
LETTER FROM DALLAS COUNTY.

10 the Editor of the Mckinney Enquirer:
RICHARDSON, June %.
There Is no excitement here about
the coming congressman, as l see there
Is III no other quarters, but of this
much you may be certain, the north
part OF Dallas county will prefer ex-
Governor Throckmorton to any other
man for that position. do hope there
VIII DO no divisions among the people
this Time. 1t Is my opinion, humble
and Insignificant though it be, that Gov.
ernor Throckmorton Is the strongest
man In the district, and, If elected.
would serve the people rs faithfully
and acceptably as any man In it.
Enough have never supported him
but once before, and that when he was
elected governor, and afterwards re-
moved by General Sheridan, vet Il
has been with honest regrets that /
could not do 1t. Now there is noreason
why any man, save an ultra radical.
should not Willingly support him, and
believe a large majority of the people
OF the district think just that way. We
al know Governor Throckmorton.
His reputation, the history of his eff
iorts In behalf of Texas, is not confined
70 this district. He Is known and
honored beyond the limits of his state.
and will WELD an influence in congress
no other man in Texas could com.
mand. 1t is useless to multiply reasons
why he should represent us; the ones.
ton as to how he shall be selected
seems now to be more appropriate
Some seem to think an independent
race should be made; Others prefer
leaving the choice with n convention.
am Of the latter opinion. A conven-
tion has been called, and il he is strong
enough In the district, and believe he
Is, to be elected independently, then
he has strength enough to secure the
In convention. This policy
would secure harmony and enthusiasm,
while the other would foment discord.
and ultimately operate against the in
crest OF the party In the district, and
most probably injure the future usefiIl- I,
1ess OF the combatants themselves.
Therefore, as an humble democrat
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28
NEW ORLEAN S IA

IN ENN oISIE n Ms, LA
4, having been tor many years " student at
me large hospitals of Paris, London. Vienna
and Copenhagen, and II thorough, large and
varied practice during fifteen wears, hns
gained u most thorough knowledge of the
nature OF nll chronic diseases and the treat
nent thereof, and he has in his extensive
practice had an unparalleled success, and
very. often effected n cure where every rem.
edy had been tried and all hope of restora.
ton had been despaired of.
NOBODY who ever suffered OF the edious
ana life-embttering disease, Dyspepsia, has
ever IN vain called on DR.. Bile. In every
case has he by his new method of treatment
restored the functions of the stomach, and
WIN IL the health and vigor of the patient,
ana many person does to-day, with graft,
tude, recall the moment he placed himseif
under DIR. Billcs care.
, For the treatment of ladies' diseases, DIR.
BILE Is deservedly renowned, and no lady
okRHtEA, IYSTERlA, PROLAPSIJS
uTERl, or any other disease peculiar 10 the
female system, should not mii to call on DR..
bile, as they will quickly be believed of
.ne,r suffering and ultimately restored to
Diseases of the GENITo.URINARY Or
CANS and chronic diseases DIR, Billie has
made speciality, and this scourge OF hui
ma rs easily and quickly overcome by
Decline and nervous debility In old or
young Is quickly and permanently cured
anu full power restored. No man is too old
and no young man too debilitated that he
cannon be entirely invigorated by DIR. Biile's
treatment,
Dr. Bile has resided for years In New Or
leans, Is endorsed by the medical fraternity
there, and by his skill and knowledge has
obtained great reputation as specialist.
pr. bile wishes TO call particular attention
10 ms new discovery, by which ne, by only |
examining few drops of blood, can discoy- |
er II there Is any syphilitic poison In the |
blood, which is of the greatest Importance. |
~ the poison can lay quiet In the blood fer |
years, then TO break out with all its ravaaes.
ana no person who ever has venereal dis, |
eases can be sure that he is cured without he.
Ing examined by DIR. Billie.
Diseases OF the lungs, heart and kidneys
quickly relieved and finally cured.
Or. Bile Will arrive in Dallas on or about
July 10TH, and will be located nj the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
where he VIII be pleased TO see those needing
his services at once, as his stay will be Short
Consultations conndentlaliy in English
herman, French, Danish, Swedish and Nor,
'egi"n' llGd6mIlw8m
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nances for the Prevention and Ex I'm.
guishmenf Of Fires, approved July y.
1873. -
SECrioN !, BE u ordained by the city coun-
ell OF the city of Dallas that sect on ll3 of the
p,inted code or ordinances, approved
July ), 1873, and amended August Is. 1874.
and further amended March ~, 1874 en-,
Htlcd an ordinance for the prevention and
eXtinguishmeat of fires, be further so
amended Ms 10 read as follows:
Sec. :, The following named and num-
bered blocks, and melted and bounded lands.
not known aud numbered M blocks, shalt
constitute and be the fire districts of said civ
of Dallas, to-wit: wy
me court house square, blocks No one ny
Two en- three o. four az, five %, six (tD. seven
81, eight (S), seventeen an, thrty-two iS2l,
one (6D. ' '' '''' "'''
Also that block or parcel of land living he
tween Elm street and Pacific ayenuc, and
reaching from Browning's building, on Elm
street 10 the Methodist seminary building,
Ihat ock or parcel of land Wing between
Elm anu Main streets, ana reaching from
Poydras TO Murphy street, according to the
plat OF smith, Murphy and Martins addi-
ton to said city OF Dallas.
And all OF that block or parcel of land w.
ing between Austin and Lamar streets, Pa
cilic avenue and Elm streets,
See. 3. Re II further ordained, that this er.
dinnnce shall take effect from and nfter its
passage and approval. '''
lead and approved juno ~, 1874.
lSlsheo'l w. l.. CABELL,
Mayor City of Dallas,
ll5dOt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

CALIFORNIA pea-pods are far superior
10 orange peel for throwing the unwary
pedestrian OIL his equilibrium. Here is
what happened to u lady in San Fran
cisco' as described by a paper of that
city: "She kicked with both feet as
high as II ballat star, gave the peculiar,
shrill, feminine scream, sat down, said,
'Oh N.Y. smoothed down her disorder
ed attire, rose quickly, shook herself to
see If anything was loose, gave with
ering glance at the place where she had
fallen, and, with all the spare blood
she had in her face, went ON with her
shopping
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

YESTERDAY morning, Messrs, Ross
Brothers, through Mr., w, W. Ross,
sat before w large basket filled with
luscious peaches, huge tomatoes, egg
plants, figs, onions, cucumbers, squash
es, cabbage, ETC., all grown In their
garden In Dallas. Judging from these
samples their fruits and vegetables, as
usual on their choice tract Of land, nre
Of the most perfect kind. There are
few such garden spots In the country,
and they know how to manage ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

Coal of very superior quality has
been found on the line of the Texas
and Pacific railway, In Van Handt
county, near Silver Lake. The dis
covery was made while sinking well,
AT the depth of thirty-iive feet layc
of slate was struck, which is five feet
thick, under which thick vein Of coal
was found. In less than two days after
the discovery of the coal was made,
six thousand acres of that land was
bought up by spectators, 50 we are
told
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

representing only one aud no more)
| would call upon democrats In the dis
trict, heartily and sincerely supporting
the governor, 10 DO guided by the an
Client usages Of the party and let him
be made lis champion IN tho good old
way, aud you wlllAnd that there never
has been such heartfelt enthusiasm
among the people Of this section M
there will be IN the coming canvas,
since the hallowod ante boh,m days OF
tang syne, Yours,
IIlNOAKI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

THE editor of the Columbia N. o.
Mail, with grateful eloquence acknowl-
edged the receipt Of milk punch IN
one column, and IN the next published
u Temperance Department. Some
body has complained of his incOnals-
tency, and he explains that "the editor
of the Mail has nothing 10 do with
what goes Into the temperance column
OF his paper, nor have the gentlemen
whoconduct that department anything
70 do with what goes into the editor Of
the Mail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-28

AN Ottumwa Iowa paper says
" During the wind storm the other
day Richard Warden, Of the Courier,
lost his hat, which went whlrling into
space, or rather into u mud hole.
Richard, however was equal 10 the oc-
caslon. He simply crossed his ears
over his head aud bid defiance to the
Storm