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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07
OVARIAN TuM0R
OF TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED
BY DR.. Railways REMEDIES
HAVE had AN OVARIAN TUMoR IN THE oVARIEa
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS - 800

I HAVE HAD AN ONARlA An 1IMOE IN IftE ONAHln0
AND BOWELS FOR TEN YEARS. z 49,.
ANN AKBOR, Dee "a, 1873.
Dr. RADwAY That others may be benehted' make this
statement: -. -, ho,v,,. "a,
ten vears. tried the best physicians OF TINS ps'e slu
without any benefit IL growing at such raphy uae
could we'd much longer friend OF mine muuesa
Remedies had no. much ialtn III theins
hui finally after much elaboration, tried them -
nurrased the Resovent two boNes OF mo
pills and two bottles the Relief used those without any
annar,nt eft determined Ia perseyere ned VIEWS
more bottles Resolyen two OF the Relief ana Two oo'
of Pills Before they gone lad lost twenty-five pouno
continued TO the mei'ine until was sur uM 20 "a
emf rey cured took the medicine about hve hohs ~.
during that time lost foryfve pounds In al took urss
dozen bottles of the Resolycn six bottles heie ANA al V"A
Of [ e Pills. -. --.,t,,S.
feoi perfectly we'll snl heart Is ful OF grattnde 70
help aiiciion 10 You SA anu yo1
rel deeply indebted, ana my pisy
'a.' - '"' 80 T.. &. BlBBNS
Mrs Blbhins make. the above certificate We
for whom requested send medicine IN June is -
medicines above stated bought OF me- Win e eAsPs
of what was her by may say that her 'S'
a. correct Without a qualification. (SiRned l. I1sS
Druggist and Chemist Ann AfouI ILL.,
This NAV certify that Mrs. BbOns. who makes e
certificate and has been Cor many years wen pSpaby
and the facts stated undoubtedly ana seSs
correct ANY one Who knows Ms Bibbins ~ nsnf g"xn
| MARY COCkKR, l.. h. fNNp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. AT. HUDNVTs IN
BROADWAY.
sam.ls'. Noon. 80 80 M 49,. Mhr'sh1 %
average PES. sans day. 1870. Zot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07
THE PATERSON MALPEAsAscR cAsTs.

TIE PAIEEtON MALI I-AbANNL WIFI
The announcement that eI-Tax Commits
s,cuer Hand Of Paterson, ~ J.. convicted Of Illegally
Altering assessments. would - ssntsnss1 ~ !saSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07
STATEN ISLAND.

RrcuMoND.-The Republican town delegates
OF Northneld and Southncd In convention on Friday
and Saturday evenings and made the following nomna-
lions; Northaold-For Supervisor, A. Hger Collector,
n H. Depew; Assessor, W. slmonson; Excise Commits
sioners H. Smith nnd ID. StutheIs Auditors, MI Knox
and H. G.. Decker; Town Cork, \. II. lIosmnn high-
way COMMISSIONER A. Corson; Justice of the Peace, A.
r. Ross; seaIer Of weights aud Measures, j. Mullen.
southned--For Supervisor. william cary Collector,
Henry T.. Cleveland Assessor, Renharit tialtener
Justice OF tho Peace. william NJ wermers Town Clerk,
william Flnlay; EXCISE Commissioner, John Morris
Auditors, Edward g. Brdgman aud Robert Jones Pc
ttons are being signed by gasconsuners. asking tho
asght Company reduce the price, the slgners plode
Ing hernse yes Of REFUSAL TO entirely discontinue
the Of
EDoEwATER-The Board OF Trustees have issued bonds
for old claims and vouchers to the amount Of 100000
They have also issued vouchers for So 900 the annual
appropriation for the Firo Department
CAsrLEroS-The fight against the liquor dealers is be
Ing prosecuted with considerable rg0r Public meetings
have been held here and In westheld and committees
have been organized for the purpose OF securing strict
observance u tho law. There over hundred drink
Ing places here.
EnnDLETows-Ths total tai levy for oil purposes ID
&78<08 o.
GHASITEvnLs.-The Rev. O. J. Canon. formerly OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07

ABsrAAcT REPORT Fos THs MskA kNpiSs Al " "
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Depth OF SNOW, II IUtht5. ,oc mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07

ONE bottle of WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WIN
will often the cough cold Co. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-07

THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH OFFICE Of TIN
TRIBUNE is removed 7l3 Cbestnutt told Masonic Tsmps
and advertisements regular rated
TRIBUNE served by carrier In all parts Of the ei
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

GENERAL JAIL DELrvERy.-OnT Thurs.
day night last three prisoners. named
VIM. II. Skinner, Henry Simpson and
Martin Henry. all colored, confined in
cur county Jail, escaped therefrom by
cutting through the floor of their cell
and picking out through the stone work
of the edifce. Skinner, who is a nota
bic negro, having lost two or more of
bis fingers, is of a dark chestnut color,
gssd teeth, Of plausible address, aboat
five feet six inches high, and was con-
fined under Charge of grand larceny.
Simpson is stout, black, about five
feet ten inches high and was confined
also for larceny and other offences
Martin is low, truncby, light black,
about five feet four inches high. We
had intended to have suggested that
our County authorities should offer a
reward for the re-arrest of these parties,
but. upon reflection, seeing there is no
safe place in which to keep them, our
cry is-set EN- rip! The pity of the
thing Is. however, that crime in our
county has been much emboldened and
many times multiplied by the knowl.
edge among criminal classes that pen.
knife and tooth-piok are all tha, is
recded to deliver themselves from un-
pleasant contirem ent when they Get
themselves into trouble.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE
Congress having disposed of the Am
nesty proposition of Mr.. Randall by
defeating il, the Centennial appropria-
ton, up to few days ago, has monop-
ollzed its attention. This has now been
passed by the Lower House and will
undoubtedly be passed by the Senate.
The number Of words aud amount
81 breath expended in the discussion
Of this latter subject is countless as
well as meaaure!ess. In tue meanwhile
the important business of the session is
being sadly neglected and we are becom.
ang apPrehensive that the democrats will
suffer the session to escape them with
out making the record the country ex.
Iects them 10 make. Mr.. Randall, the
democratic leader, should insist upoo
less talk and more work BY bis follow
ers and above all, upon much stricter
subordination in matters of party lead
ership and authority than now obtains.
Our State Legislature. though it has
past very few bills, has cut out an im-
mense quantity of work, generally of a
needed and mcritorious character, and
may be expected to engage the impor-
tant work of the session in few davs
We note nothing in our Legislature
proceedings since our last issuei of To-
cal interest toourreaders. The election
OF Gen. Herbert to the position of Po-
lice Commissioner is very acceptable
to ali Of our people who know him. 1t
Is most excellent selection, we think,
and rebounds greatly to the credit of
the Legislature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
BAL TINORE MARKETS.

WHEGT.- Receipts of The week H. asa bush
The sales haze been v-rv limit.d, for want IL
stock, and were ~ follows:
Southern-lUo ba. common red Al Ito cents:
lie bu. do. at liz cts 90 ba fair do. at l23
cts; 40 bu. do. at i26 cents; leo ba do. al
l30 sents: loo bu do. AT 81 Gratis; 2ss bn do
At ls3 cents; loo ba. go"d DO. at D eeats.
eco bu. do. al i36 CENTS; 500 b. do. at i3s
cents, 500 ba- do. at l4o eesis; $50 bu. do.
nj lee cents; go hu. prime do M las cents:
SIS 90. ~ Is7 eesssi 200 ba. amber q, is5
senss.
CosS.-Receipis FOR sve DAYS SOS, SEQ ba
The sales reported were as fellows: Southern
zoe hu- ds amazed white al 50 cents; $40 bn do
do. at 81 cents; I 43o ha. do. do al ~ eeais;
zss .u. do do NJ - cents; l,2eo bu. 10. do
Al Is crnig Z 500 Lu. do do. al 81 sea,s, !, QUO
bu- do. do. a, 80 crnts; ese ba. do do ri -
cents: ,5si bu damn do. al So cents; go ba.
do do al 50 cents; 62v bu do. %. as So cents;
SEQ ha. fair coediuos do at S. cents; $50
eu. do. do. st Sc crn,s; loo ba. do. do. NJ 81
cents; 3,eio bn. cry do. at 50 cents; $50 bu.
d" do. Al 60 cents; 500 ba do. do. NJ 81
csnts; %, ove hn. do do ~ 81 cents; 1. zoo ea.
do. do AZ private terms; 2sS sa. damp yeiiow
~ So CENTS; goo bn. do ~ 81 teHis, as ha. do.
do. nj 50 cents: $50 ba do. do al ~ crais;
I sic bu. do. do at IS cxn7s; !, 800 ba. fair
conditions do. ~ - ceusss sss ss. do. do. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

The Science Of Health for February
contains the usual variety of reading,
illustrated and otherwise, which for
usefulness is beyond question equal to
ANYTHING published in a periodical
For instance, the advice aud suggestions
contained in such articles rs the follow
ing are beyond price As affecting health
and happiness:
Studies in Family Iife;" "Intemper-
ance and its Causes" Living tn Eat
aud Eating to Lives" Mature Of the
Pulse" .'The Ewes and Spectacles;' .
why the Teeth Decay" at is So, but
Why :" The Apple and its Uses in
Food" The Recipe Department is we'll
filled. So, too, is the Department
appropriated to matters Agricultural
Altogether a most admirable number.
Price 20 cents, or 80 year. S. r. Wells
& Co, Publishers, 737 Broadway N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
WAIr.

The chronological Journal and Life
Illustrated for February, 1876, is worthy
of the highest commendation from mo-
RAJ and intellectual points of veiw. It's
scientific, Geographic, and mis-
cellaneous-bears the stamp Of Judi
cious selection adapting it to the COM
prehension Of numerous constituency.
Its stories and sketches are particular
ly admirable. Among the subjects
treated in the number are: Secretary
Bristow; Rev. s. H. Platt, A. NJ; The
Human Soul--its Origin. Nature, and
FuncticnS Responsibility in Psrentage;
A Bad BEGINNING Chapters 1. and IL;
Tobey Riddle (Winemah). the Heroine
Of the Modoc War; Peacemaker Grange;
Holy day Musings Educational Pro-
gress Backward; Agricultural Hints;
Miscellany. etc. Price, so cents for the
number-which should be read in every
family in the hnd;-for the year, IS.
s. r. Wells & Co., New Ycsk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

The DISPUTED SESAroasHrr.-The
Senate Committee on Elections, which
has the disputed Senatorship from
this County in charge. has been pur-
suing system Of mastery inactivity
IN regard thereto. the third week of the
session having been allowed TO elapse
withoa: i's having taken more than the
barest initial process to bring the dis.
pate TO determination. The cause
OF this DELAY is inexplicable to us and
so appears, doubtless, to our readers
However. as the enabling" act, lately
introduced in the Senate hy, Mr.. Cor
mau. has passed that body and may be
expected to pass the lower House in
course of few days, much longer
delay in reaching a conclusion is no.
expected and certainly cannot be jus.
tihed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

New COMMISSION FIRM.-The atten-
ton of our readers is called to notice
Of co-parinership between VIM. A.
Padgett, John H. Chrispiu and Jas. A.
Dawkins, under the name Of VIM. A.
Padgett & Co. The new co-rartner-
ship dates from the 1st of February.
instant, and the place of business #
the firm is No. ? Camden street. Mr..
Chrispin is well known TO the planters
and merchants of our county, having
long been a member of the old firm of
VIM. A. Padgett { Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

STORE RoBBEp.-We learn that tie
store of Mr.. Harrison. doing business
on Smiths Greek in st. Inigoes' district,
was entered and robbed on Sunday night
of last week and considerable amount
of groceries taken, with five or six dol
lars in money. A negro boy named
John Campbell was subsequently arres-
ted for the crime, but while in charge
of the officer escaped from his place
of temporary confinement in an upper
room of a two-story building bv boldly
jumping from the window to the ground.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

TIE Sheriff lost three Of his boarders
a few nights since. The current belief
is that they were invited to q party Civ
EN- by their friends occupying other ton
ements in the vicinity. Sheriff was con-
soled, however, by Q new lodger coming
in on Sunday. See notices elsewhere
published.
The Boston Club" had supper on
Monday. Terrapins, oysters, wine
and "healths" and-a game. Great
speech by "Rouse."
Our MARSHALL is getting worse than
Judge Gilmore. His efficient corps Of
police has been much strengthened Nv
the addition of q four-legged black
member, who is alsrays on the "scatch."
The Count has returned, having dis
charged to the entire satisfaction of his
constituents the high duties of '.Repre-
sentative at Large" to the 18th Con-
gress.
Merchants and citizens "out" with
the Thompson" Didn't come to Town
wharf on Sunday. Anxious gentleman
much Infatuated. Lady in the case
Off for Cox's Station.
Leap-year party on Tuesday q sue
cess. The. Sol" was the "belle" Of
the evening.
Candidates for the Presidency still
exhibiting official documents. Harness
cheap.
Great argument for defense in last
case before Marshall" Success-com-
mitment.
Weather fine; no sun for two days.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

4 CcRIosITY.-Our friend. p. Fl. J..
Redmond, Esqr., of Charlotte Hall
district, has sent Us quite a curl
osity in the shape of twin pig,
which has one head, two bodies, two
tails and eight legs. We have passed
the curiosity over to physician of our
village for preservation. This Siamese
Porker was pigged on Friday last,
among litter Of six other pigs. which
have only the usual quantity Of men,
ters.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

CRIMINAL ARREsr.-A white man,
calling himself Stephen Donald, engag-
ed as a hand on board of an oyster
dredge boat, now lying in Briton's Bay.
was arrested on Sunday morning by
special officer Deveaux, charged with
assaulting Geo. Brewer and. Mark T,
Wilkinson on the public road, near
Leonardtown. He was carried before
Justice Morgan, who committed him to
Jail in default of bail, to await the &C.
ton of the Grand Jury at the March
Term of our Circuit Court. We un.
derstand that the boat upon which De-
nald was captured belongs to q party
or parties, residents of Somerset county.
Donald himself is native of New Y ork.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Southern Maryland railroad Company
held in Baltimore on Monday of last
week, Directors for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Abraham B.
Patterson, Daniel Mccain. Sr., Luther
R. Smoot, DR.. G. F. Adams, Joseph B.
Andrews, Fl. E. Beymer and And.
Banks. of Baltimore; Samuel S. Smoot,
John Van Riswick and WIN. ]. Murtagh,
of Washington, D. c.; BENZ. G Harris
and DIR. John NJ. Bronze, of st. Mary's
county, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
GRANGE MEETINa..-There will be

GRANGE MEETINa.--There will be a
meeting of the members of Leonard
town Grange, No. l04, in Leonardtown
on Saturday next. AS the irregular
attendance of members of this Grange
heretofore has made it unlikely that
any benefits can be realized by its long
or continuance, the question of its final
abandonment is likely to engage atten-
ton, but as no Grange can act with au-
thority without a quorum Q3), it is
hoped that a quorum at least will be
present at the meeting on Saturday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

Biackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
for January, 1876. has been republish-
ed by the The Leonard Scott Publish
ing Co, Al Barclay Street, N. 7. The
CONTENTS are ~ follows:
1. The Dilemma.-Part TX
IL In my Study Chair.-No. II.
Ill Left-handed Ela--Coaelusion.
~. Lace and Brie-a-bEac.
Y. Bee or Beatrix.
VI. The First Step in Army Reform.
VII. Public Affairs.
The periodicals reprinted by The
Leonard Scott Publishing Co. IL Bar
clay Street, N. 7. )are AZ follows; The
Leados Qsarserly, ElsnbsrgA, Ws<tmis-
stsr, and BrifisA Quarterly Rsrissrs. and
Btaekwoors Masazias. Price. 81 q
year for any one, or only SIS for all,
and the postage j. prepaid b. the Pub
sishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

To CoRREsPoSpExrs.-weh have an
nnusual quantity Of original matter on
our table, the most Of which we have
interviewed" The prose contribu-
=tion by Roderick Simpson and person.
q incident, POLITICALLY related, BY an
other writer, are both respectfully de-
chned. The notice of the School ex.
hlbi.ion at Chaptico will be published
IN our next. We have allowed the
school quarrel, now freighting our COL
umns, to progress further than we had
originally intended and TO assume a
+ violence that We should have restrained
earlier. Notice is given that we will
admit one reply to the letter Of Mr..
Moran, to-day published, and shall
then put an end to the controversy, SO
lar as our paper Is concerned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

81 cents. SEQ ha. do. do. ~ So cents: as I'm,
da. do al ss& cents: 3csS bu. do a. 50 ern,s:
4. loo hus 6fv DO st o. cents; Z <3e hu do do.
at 81 c~nts; LOCO ba. do. ~ private terms.
Oars - Receipts only e.soe ha. The market
10 6rm Cor prime rats. and heavy bright have
beer In some request. bat common desc ps;ons
have ruled heavy. The sales Of the week have
incladrd 80 hu Scather. aud 400 La Penn.
sylvaaia at IS censs 200 oa. Western mixed
to arrive a. st3 c~n,s.
Rtr.--Th- m rke, has been QUE, hu, steady.
Opls some $50 bu. hare brea offered and nsr,lv
cold. inrlad.ng loo ba. inferior ~ rs cen,s. loo
bu good Il 90 cents, and $50 ba. ;'rime ss 81
cenu.
1caAceo-The receipts are verv iirht. ard
there 10 very little dong the tone Of the saarke,
heiug generally duh and heavy. We eao,e
~ foll"ws:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

TRIBUTE To Col. BILLrxesLKy.-No.
tice has been given by Capt. Lawrence,
1t this County, that he viii introduce
IN the Senate on Wednesday (so-eay)
memorial resolutions in honor of the
late Col Bi,lingsley.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

PERsoSAL.-Mr. Dunbar, one of our
representatives in the lower branch Of
the State Legislature. has been SPEND
inga few days with his family in this
County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
DIED.

At his residence in ilss district on Friday
last, MATHEW JARBoE, aged about 81 years
May re rest IN pesce
"a reia Brook. The residence Of DR. James
Thomas in bsrio'ie Hall district Of this toun-
~. On Sgadav. the 2soi Of January. nit.
JAMES J. FORBES, in the 9Th year of his
sge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
Boarding.

lv1 ~. having opened frst class B0ARD-
fAG HOCSE at No. - iianoves street, Balii-
usoer. u prepared TO accommodate traasssnt
and PEI maneas hossders 81 moderate Faas.
lee ~ ;eIS-6e
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03

AProrSTMENr.-His Excellency, Gov.
Carroll, has appointed Aquilla Bur
rcrsbs, Jr, Justice ct the Peace for
Chartieo district in place of Thos. Ii
Fowler, recently deceased.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
MARRIED.

On tie 2sth, day OF January, 1875. by The
Rev Father Pssriar'ui. PHILIP LONG 70 Lucy
DAVIS.
Gu TIE same dAv By III. same, JAMES ~.
CRYER TO Mus MONA e. GULDSBoEOuGH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
Boot & ShOemaking.

HENRY NEAL, Boot and Shosma- w6sp
H ker. Leonafd,own, nd, has re-
moved his place OF business from the old -.
stand 10 - room fronting the Print, ng ofscs,
where he ~ili he pleased 10 sse hts old CUSTOM
ers snd friends. kn,rance on the front.
Feb ,, fe53-sts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
NOTICE.

HAVING located myseIf NJ J. W. Lathsm's
H Store and engaged in the
BLACKSMITH
WHEELwRiGHT BUSINESS, =
] am prepared To Execute all orders nj shortest
notice and most reasonable terms Buggits
made to order Repairing and Painting done
In any siy.e. Thankful for the yass. respect
fsiy solicit the future patronage Of my friends {.
EDM AID FAGEN.
Feb 3, lS75--3ws
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-02-03
81. MARY'S BEACON
LzoSARbTowY, ND

THURSDAY soRNrSG. February Ord, Is,s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-02
ALL FOR Low n.


Shakespeare says "Men have died,
and worms have eaten them but not
for love.n Had William lived in this
city on Wednesday, he would have
thought there was danger of his being
wrong for once. The tale is told as
twas told to us.
ACT IA sentimental shirt dealer
had in his employ one Of the genLler
sex, who was fair and buXom, and the
shirt King fell early avictim to her
charms, and became passionate enam-
ored of her, The lady, however, did
not return his passion, tut, on the con-
trnry, crushed him with civility and
pulveri2cd him with her indifference.
ACT H. Al the boarding house on
ELM street, where the twain lived, was
Another, and Another got up desper-
ate Irritation with Ii dame sans mcrci.
under tho very nose of the Shirt King.
The iron entered His Majesty's
soul, aud he resolved to reek
a.swift and terrible vengeance upon
the idol of his soul. Remorsc and re-
pcntance should be her portion if
there was virtue in morphine. With
ing under the maddening sense of his
wrongs, he procured n heavy Centen-
NAL dose of morphine, and retiring to
the privacy of his chamber swallowed
it, with the hope of "shunling of this
mortal coil" Vain hope! fond delu-
sion! The stomach pump, WAS at hand,
Ms soon rs his condition was discover
ed, and under the skilled manipulu,
ton of II medical man, the morphine
was pumped out OF him instanter and
with prompt care the victim of "the
pangs of despised love" was restored
to the shirt business, and the society
of his distracted friends. Whether this
tragic scene filled the fair ones heart
with compassion or caused her to re-
lent is not known, but II Is fair to pre-.
sumo it didn't. A woman will forgive
man for anything quicker tha4
making an ass of himself with an over
dose of morphine and ludicrous re-
storation by means OF stomach pump.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-02

For some time TIM HERALD has
been trying to import into Dallas some
live, widc-awake newsboys, and yes.
terday five Arabs stalked into our Office
and reported for duty. They are gem
uine specimens, and we have no doubt
will teach the Juvenile DallaSian a few
"vain tricks.n We trust our people
will give the cold boys chance" or,
half ch,,nce viii do, Ms these Arabs,
in some way, contrive to make opp0r
tunities. TuE HERALD has provided
them temporary eating place; but
when that arrangement il ended The
public are exp acted to contribute hal
ways and good boxes. The boys will
soon int oduce themselves, and we
leave them to their fate with God.
speed. Their names are Charles Fallen,
Robert Owens, Henry Troy, Dan.
Thompson and Morris Sullivan.