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The New York herald., 1876-03-12
DEAUrY Is JOY FOREVER.
ID By ngliness your fortunes mArred
Seek the spot at which they're clever,
To restore-thc name ne's---

ORIGINATOR OF Invisible Top Pieces very stylish for young
ladies' with the real patent Hair Lace natural water
curl and instantly make the lady look beautiful
Young {, and pretty girls made beautiful" at H. Gull
MARD's Hair Dressing Department sll Broadway Nine.
O. In attendance.
fal line OF premium French Cosmetcs-suc Blanc dc
Venus Rachel Creme De ys Creme lmperarce, Rouge.
ali shades; Pencils for eyebrows lips and veins Vnagre
sweet Farne de Noisettes beeutiy ne hands,
the wonderful Fees dc Sarah Felix bring hair 70
its natural color Golden Hair Dye Pomade and OIL Spring
STYLES ready. Our newly invented prepared switch.
weighing only three % to 30 Inches long fastened 10
a snia comb. without stem. forming such volume Of hair
hair Ladies' purchasing Of those taught the differ
Of dressing the We have also invented
beautiful ChignOn called the Sea Wavens light and airy
as the falling snOwfor young ladies 20 with The
oucttsh spring Hat trimmed testeuy with those fine
spravs OF thousands Of ptble flowers Va have
Each shade OF hair h numbered and all the dhcr
ent styles cascd TO directly show the different pat
Our soe Of long hair switches Is complete IN the differ
ent ength and shades We have been ~ work invenng
as 10 benuy the ladies for the past three mouths We
have produced msny styles. Of which have been
coped London Our stock % imported Fancy
Goods composed of and real material such
Tortoise Shell, Ivory. jet. English Garnet Onyx, &c
Fans selected and manufactured after designs.
Call and your face made up hair dressed and
make a suitable selection Of articles in HAIR Cosmetques
and 0rnamentas as 20 improve looks Nothing like
Goethe -"Besuty in women IS TO be preferred to
II. GUILMARD.
oti Broadway,
New York,
s.n.,,. Uauarkse Tboatre
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CHEMIsEs.

TRAIN SKIRTS
in every variety OF trimming, from So to 81 IS.
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WILL oFFER ON MONDAY

Canes hair Overskrs and Jackets at $40 $i2 Sl3 SIS
$l7 S2O s25
Camels hair overskirts Waist outside Jacket $50 30
gas
Camel's hair Suits. silk trimmed $50, s2s and s25
Colored cashmere Suits silk trimmed, S25 $50 S3j, $40
and S45.
CaInel's hair Suits all silk Underskirt $f5.
Black cashmere Suits from SIS upward
Black cashmere Suits silk Underskirt, S57.
Light silk pongee and mohnir Costumes $50 and S25
Alpaca Suts from $40 so upward.
Also a small lot Of last seasons LINEN and BATIsTE
SUITS and POLONAlSEs at great sacrifice.
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IS 90 ~, A. 40 inch Bands
Hamburg insertings and edgingS ............... So
CorAd bands 6S
Tucked yoke and cambric rule Observation-Disclosures. rs
Puffed yoke and ruited edge rs
Pulling and Hamburg inserting pg
Corded bands and ruhe I OC
Tucked yoke and
Tucked yoke and inserting. ................... Il
Runled cape Of embroidery ANA inserngs Il
Pufed yoke and Hamburg edge ge................... Y
Inserting ucks and Hamburg edge ................ 81
Pointed yoke three Hamburg Inserting 5.
Pointed yoke finer embroder red 6t
Heart shaped woke. five rows inserting z;
Pointed yoke trimmed back and front with tucks and
lnscfunR..- "
Cambria ChemiseS 4C
Cambria Chemises trimmed with lace............ ! 75
French hand embroidercd Chemses. from 6s
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cARPETs.
A. T. STEWART A co.
have made very large BTsfGh BqTTSssfs English and domestic
fresh goods Of the very best quality handsome designs
S' IS from the loom oS % whs9 % ssy have decided to sell
500 4RSPEsTRE R.isfs FRg'''H BsGssEEs eGf fGHs''''
81 % ';s GSS sSs So fSG' IS s1s
They are also '';FIRs FHEsRnY l;Fs' d&ssErs Ps Fl
AND RUGS
Stlargely reduced prices
sold for in 10 years.
BROADWAY. 4rH Av 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
ExrHAoHDINAHT BARGAINS
IN PRINTS, DoMEsmcs
viii open on MONDAY March H.
PRINTS,
'''' A''' sym yoNLhT hF''S CENTS PER YARD.
only 6>lc per yard
cAMBRICs.
approved styles only SC per yards good value for loe
JAcoyErs,E Eispai fSFtSEps, sGs s"''''v' noT''''ln
cA&BRIc TwILLER Pm ALsIAccEyyy ;.
this This seasons Importation
PLAIN pop1rss I shR;'Es, IeRSs tsv0ie'o
oAMAiEU rLAlPs AMP STRIPES,
at ooc 25c and 55G yard Onethird less than last
years. prices
AIl-w66T A3 5Tm6Gss 6Rfss ssP'f F&hRtcs, Sf
from Soc per yard upward
DoMEsTICs,
commencing at the low price Of o14e. per yard
~ BOYS CLOTHING.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO.
are Offering saSSMa6E aTSS MA 6f'G'Ts coT
suitable for spring and summer workmanshp style
and finish unsurpassed.
BLUE AND cE1y B .n1s.,A SEASIDE SUITS,
PLAY AND SCHOOL SUITS
s. upward.
KILT SUITS FOR PLAY.
81 upward
DOUBLE BREASTED LONDON SACK,
entirely new only So upward
EMBROIDERED KILT SUITS,
very handsome SIS upward
sINGLEBREAsTED ULSTER COATS,
something new -, upward
''''''' '''SllstiS c%SIsoLEs AND WAISTS,
new shapeA
BLUE YACHTING SHIRTS FOR BOYS,
seven to fourteen years, at very attractive prices
BROADWAY 4TH Az. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
NEW YORK MILLS, wAMsUTrA
full yard wide, at I2I6c per yard
Fruit OF the Loom
full yard wide only ioc yard; 7s wide only &c per
yard
couNTERPANEs, sHEETINGs. 60,
at very attractive prices
Ing ees ~ 81 Are G sSaesed 10 pay them an early
lar qualities have been sold during the last ten
BROADWAY, 4rH Av., 9TH AND 10TH srs
ExHIBITIoN OF
EovELTIES
At STEWART a co,
REAL 'fS;TI INDIA a cAMEEs HAIR shxSEs So''''''0
PARIS, BERLIN ny AMP peyEsTIc Co,.rs
hkADSAADk 0IG&Gso FoEoSSfsS4s, SffsS4gEso &c.. &C.
PARIS AER hERDR1aHbE R5n15E DRESSES
from Pingat and others
LADIES' PARIS TRIMMED HATS.
ELEoAyT tAcEs AXP LACE GOODS,
HAMBURG EDGlNGs. INSERTIONS
And they win make large addition, all their popular
PLAIN BLACK. coLoRED
AMI fAhCl
SILKS
great portion purchasd at the recent large auction sales
at prices lower than ever.
BROADWAY. 4TH Az. 9TH AND 1oTH SITS.
CRoSsLEY's
CARPETS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRrssELs
JAJ W CRossLEY.
sao and a2a BROADWAY,
Pear st.
A.. s4E l.I: .E45ElE E54RHsg / o.
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Extravagance, corruption church dupcty and pulpit IN
efficiency.
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/ WALKING SKIRTS. I

Deep hem, cluster tucls so
Deep hem. cluster tucks. 20
Deep hem. cluster tucks, finer 80
Two csmbric ruies and ucks. %
Deep hem and 20 tucks q5
Embroidered rufiie and tueks 10
Deep side plated rufe and tucks. 10
Deep tucked canbric hounce nce.................... 80
Embroidered ruie and tucks. I
Deep side plating fine. e.................... l so
Two embroidered rufles. 10
Hamburg rufe and 60
Hamburg rufe and tucks. wider. ! 80
Two tucked canlbrc hounces. edged with fne en-
Fine French skirts. eaboratey embroidered 70
Canton flannel skirts, from 90
TRAIN SKIRTS
in every variety OF trimming, from 81 to 81 rs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
y Second lecture
By Rev. HENRY MORGAN, Of Boston.
Sunday evening, at 7 80.

"voce Of the Bels Seventeen Reasons Why Men Don't Go
TO Church"
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! MORNING GOODS A SPECIALLY. /

Complete Outfits constantly hand,
made TO order and delivered in twelve hours
and no disappointment
Also
Evening Dresses 10 order In twenty-four hours.
Dinner, reception and carriage Dresses in silk
choice shades at remarkably low prices
Black silk Costumes. from SiS up
COlored silk Costumes. from $40 up.
Embroidered Overskirts and Jackets, from Sl5 up.
VIII close out the balance OF
winter stock at less than cost Of manufacture.
Ladies' Wrappers in cashmere, printed and plain.
Printed reps
In great variety, for or steamer wear.
Paid flannel Wrappers At SIS 25.
choice lot OF Robes de Chambre.
fine cashmere braided and embroidered from Sll so up
No charge for alterations.
Rules for selt-meAsurement sent free OF expense.
This immense stock OF goods are anuiacture
and warranted by the firm.
A large invoice OF cashmere and drap d etc Sacqucs
Jackets, Talmas, Fichus, &c. nicely trimmed,
from IS upward
Also invoice Of Sacques and Jackets,
In light basket cloths suitable for spring wear,
AZ s. and s., Just half original price.
Sleeveless Jackets In silk velvet beautifully trimmed,
at Sl4 TO SO, half value.
Also,
at reduction of 33 i-3 per cent,
the entire balance Of our winter stock
of velvet and cloth Sacques
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LADIES AND cHILDREN's UNDERWEAR
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DRY GOODS.

DoPULAR TRADE
III In
CARPETS.
A. 7. STEWART CO.
have made very large purchase OF English and domestic
BRUSSELS
fresh goods OF the quality, handsome designs
looms which they have decided sell
81 rs per yard good value for s. 2o.
500 pieces English and domestic
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
Also fresh Goods bright colors patterns, only
81 10 per yard recently sold 81 25 and 81 so yard
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
The Light Fantastic.

Last Tuesday night an elegant ball
was given by the young men of Osce-
ola at the Planters House, the use of
the room being rendered, free ofchargc,
by Mr.. W. B. Haskins, who rctires
from the hotel business, to find a more
pleasant occupation. We wish him
much success, in whatever enterprise
he may engage. The rlit Of the city
were in attendance, and after dancing
until the "wec sma' hours o. morn, the
,ball-room was deserted, apparently
with regret. Music was furnished on
the occasion by Booker's Cairo band
and was much better than usually en-
ioycd at this place. The success OF
the affair was due the efforts Of Mess.
n. l.. Cook and J. l., Edrington.
The Planters House is now under the
management Of Mrs. Ross, and bids
fair to rank as the first.class hotel OF
Osceola.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
Frank L. James, NJ. D.

VIII practice Medicine and Surgery in Osccola
tnd the immediate vicinity
Onicc oycr the Clerks Ofllcc.
OSCEOLA, ARK, q,
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El,IES

uNHE GRE Vt HARD TIMES PAPE ID
i The best, the Cheapest, and the most l. y
Popular
You cannot afford to be without the
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor 4. II Garland
,>cc'y of SLate-B. u. Beavers.
Auditorium Il. Miller
Treasurer 4 j. ChurcniH.
Atry Gcul-T. T., Hughes.
Com. State Lands--J. y Nmilhce.
tnauccur--J Il. Eakln.
Chpuccry Clrrk-A Il witt.
Chief Ju-ticr-E II. English.
Associate justices al. NJ. Harrison ana
David Walker
Congressman, LIT Distiict-L {. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit COUuticS OF Mississippi, cross
IrittendDn, Poilsutt, Cidi.huad, Greene, Gay
ton and Randolph
Circuit .Iudgc-L. l.. Mack.
I'rUs. AIT t'y.-Rulus II, Black.
LEGISLATIVE
29ih District -Countics of Mississippi, Jackson,
puintsrtt aud Craghrad.
state Sonator--J. T Henderson
.cWtsentatiNC-J. b Eudllc.
COUNTY OFFICER.
County Judcc-L NJ CHrri.Hn.
ciiil-.I. Is. Driver.
County I rk-J. IL. -. Hale.
rreasnrer-J. l. Driver
Survey cyur--Juhn II. RAINY.
Asscs-orL. Ward
Curuuer-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
/ uC G0StCl ii w 1l
Twenty Thousand Russian
Soldiers Crossing the
Pruth.
A Conflict deemed Unavoidable
The English Ministry
in Council.
The Markets Weaker, but Free
from Panic.

LONDON, Oct. zo.-Stocks opened
hrmer this morning with an upward
tendency all round. Consols bring
0ib. The market is weaker now but
quiet and free from movements of a
panicky nature.
The queen will hold a council next
Monday. The decision of the cabinet
council Yesterday, in favor of Austen
ton, meets with the favor OF the press
and people.
The cabinet me, yesterday, and all
Of the ministers were present.
The TmeJ says that the meeting Was
rendered necessary by the critical state
of affairs in Europe, for the negotiation,
which have occurred within the last
twelve months are virtually at an end
and war between Russia and Turkey
is supposed to be unavoidable. Every
resolution at time like this is mUmcn-
tous. Even the conclusion that moth
ing remains to be done is one which a
single minister might decline to be re.
sponsihle for. The ministry met only
to conform by common record to con-
clusions at which the country had ar.
rived.
1t will be understood this result does
not involve positive decision respect
irg events which are still uncertain, and
ms positions will change continually,
it amounts only to this, that the exist
snce of virtual war between Russia
and the Porte does not create a state OF
things calling for our interference tina,
we ar, not called on either by text OF
treaties, or by moral obligation, t. de,
tend one of those empires against other
nations. We reserve full liberty of ae.
ton should compromising of our inter,
ests ever call for interference. All We
can see at present is that a war of race
and religion sufficiently formidable i,
likely to ensuc in Eastern Europe.
Russia has issued circular note, an
nouncing that in the interests of human
ity she feels bound to march troops into
Bulgaria and Armenia. There srt
Sz, 900 men at the camp of Bender
and o., 900 around Tifis. Austria
Eastern policy will conform 10 that o
Russia and Germany.
CoNsrANTlNoPLF, Oct. TO- Gen. Ie
natlef, the Russian Ambassador, vii
present his credentials to the sultan to
day. 1t is believed that negotiation
arc about to reopen between the PORT
and ambassadors Of the powers on tn
basis of English proposals.
BrLcsADE, Oct. zo.-It was rumore,
here on Wednesday that 10000 Rus
SLAMS had crossed the Pruth. Tn
French, Italian and Austrian consul.
general went to Goshavs to ascertain
if the report was true. No confrma
ton was received.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
LOCAL.

The new hostess at the Planters
Mrs. Martha Ross.
Mr.. Joel Cook, of New Madrid,
spent few days in our town during
the week-just to keep his boys straight,
you know.
Don't forget the fact that Dan
Ricc's great show and moral circus will
be here on the and day of November
next.
". B. Thayer, the live jewelcr,
of 3Io Second street, Memphis, has
been doing the Centennial, and to judge
from his new stock now on display,
one would think he had culled the ex-
position of its choicest specimens OF
solid gold, roll plate, and other jew
elry. His stock is well assorted, and
any one visiting his establishment can
not fail to find something to suit their
taste. lie has a choice lot of diamond
sets, rings, and pins.
Dan Rice's new show and moral
circus will exhibit here without fall
on THURSDAY, the End day Of Noyem-
kcr
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
Fresh Cut,

He seemed in hurry, and passed
by the office in full gallop; yet
no anxiety, as is usual with persons
going after doctor, was depicted
on his countenancc. On the con.
trary, a smile wrcathed his lips as
he ncarcd us, and softly sald, ats
II ii pound gal, make n note Of it.
And thus the swamp lily bringeth h
forth fruit.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
Like NntiOn-TinWaro

Mess. Ankcrman & Upton would
respectfully announce 10 the citi-
zens of 0sceola and vicinity that
they will remain at the wharf for
one week only, where they will be
pleased 10 furnish all kinds of tin-
ware, and do all sorts of repairing,
at prices to satisfy the mos. eco
nomically disposed. Don't wait
until the last day, but send in your
orders Immediately.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28

A DRUMMER who will como into
a town, and try to sell goods to her
merchants without making his bus
incss known through the village
paper, will steal the silver screws
out of his grandmothcr's coiiin-lid.
Fact. Such mon need watching
Fact. We wouldn't trust one witt,
q counterfeit nickel, p -
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
Local Column.
MASONIC

Nl NOolN IN
n 7hcregular stated meeting of Osceola
~ Il. A. Chapter, No. a. il on the
&E Thursday next before each full
~ moon, viz; Jan. 9Th, Feb. 3rd., March
Pad April 9th May 1th., juno lst Joe
juno 20h August 3rd August Dist, Scptem-
ber 2>th.. october 10Th, November 23r,l., De-
Ccmhcr 2Sth.
\ full attendance OF the members ia at all times
earnestly requested.
An p, \ Masons in good standing arc inv.
ted to attend.
ly order Of c l. MOORE, II. i
W CLNPr, secretary
The stated communications of Osccola Lodge
80. q r. a \. NJ, will be uold The saturdays
ON or aeNt before, each full moon, VIZ: Jan.
sth Fob Jth.. March ith. April >h., May 9Th,
June Sgd., (St John, the Baptist, june 2ljhJ
july lst August h. sept. End sept. 31th 1,
Oct 2Sth Nov. 2ith., Dec. 21th Dec. 3Uth
st. John the Evangelist
The Members are ordered to attend In accord
ancl with the BY Laws
XII Master Mnsuns in good standing are cOr,l-
ally invited to attend. BY order of
h. 4. GAIiLICk, W NJ.
J W. CLNrP, Scc'y
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
SOUTH REGULAR APPOINTMENTS FOR
THE OSCEOLA CIRCUIT
Osccna First and fourth sundays.
Mil Bayou and Williams School lIousc--Scc-
ond sunday.
Carson's Lake and Sandy Bayou-Third Sum
day.
Stoncwall- Fifth sunday,
r. N. PETTEY, re
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
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The largest handsomest, best, and cheapest pa
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The y denotes rise. and the - fall Of river.
Port List.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Osceola Belle, Memphis.
Belle Memphis, Memphis.
" Ste. Genevieve, Memphis.
CAPITOL City, Vicksburg
DEPARTURES.
Osccola Belle, Ashport.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
Capitol Ciy, St. Louis.
Ste. Genevicve, St. Louis.
RIVER, WEATHER, AND BUSINESS.
River stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant.
Business is on the decline; farmers
being too busy gathering their crops to
come in and trade.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Are at premium.
Dali on the levee.
The Belle Memphis is due down
at pm, tomorrow.
The bank still continues caving
in front Of the city.
IF the young man who started a
certain false report about the river re.
porter of this paper, will call at thi.
office, he will learn something to hi.
advantage. We will introduce to him,
without tie usua, ceremonies, No. II
brogan prepared expressly for the occa
sion.
Old Dan Rice, the irwin riblc show
man, the champion of the arena, will
give one of his amusing, instructive
and entertaining performances at thi
place on Thursday, November and
For further particulars, sec attractive
bills and advertisement in this issue.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
Laws Governing Subscribers

II subscribers order the discontinuancc OF their
newspapers the publisher may continue to send
them until all arrcaragcs are paid.
IL subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from their Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their bills and ordered the paper dis
con inuc
Ii subscribers move to other pla,cs without in
forming the publisher, and newspapers are sent
TO the f.mef direction they are held responsible.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28

BY special arrangement, subscribers
wishing this paper, OscroLA TINES,
and the Little Rock Gazette, can have
both al &i,So.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
I'm, McyEIGn. s. 5. SEMMEs.
McVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
s s. SEMTAES,
.VO TAR Y'PVBL IL nc.
ANE EAKl
&CEOk.1,
MisSiSSinpi County Ark.

mississippi OOuuty AIN.
Will practice IN all the Counties Of
this (2D Judicial Circuit, the Su-
preme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tenncs-
sec and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
sections, to the payment oftaxes,
examining and abstracting titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
10 a general Land Agency.
Jan. 1G If.
The Osceola times., 1876-10-28
RIVER NEWS.
WAN DErARrhfSr, RwsR RhroHr.
October y. lS,G (

The y denotes rise. and the - fall of river.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-02
ITEMS OF INTEREST,

TIE last title of Victoria is rather EN-.
pressive.
Two vANE birds-The weathercock and
the peacock.
THE way to live above board-go to
housekeeping.
DELAWARE promises plenty of peaches
for next season.
a DRUNKEN man shot himself in Chi
cago garret. He desired dram attic death.
-Ne,o Hduen Jour1SaL.
THE latest name for Mr.. Probabilities
Old Goose bone.-N. Y. Commercial Aduer-
tiSer.
IT may be true, as Mrs. Beecher says,
that woman may be respectable with
out single silk dress but is that happ-
ness?
THERE were more than than 10000 pa
tents issued last year, yet there is nothing
better than an empty soda bottle to throw
at a cat.
Mrs. HELMBoLD says that her husband
bores men to death in the offices where
they print papers, and this she considers
insanity. Her head is level.
A WOMAN may not have so much hair
as comet, nor so many belts as aJupitcr,
but she stInds at the head of the mys G.
ries of the universe.
''STEwED GIBLETs" proved a profitable
dish TO a Baltimore man, for he fund in
the gizzard of what was supposed TO have
been monster gobblera dollar gold-piece,
If you don't patch up those walls so
that can keep warm, l will go, too cx-
claimed tie only remaining prison r in
the Madisonville (Ky) Jail, the other day.
His modest request was granted.
THERE will be no tickets at the Centenni-
al. The price of admission will be fifty cents,
and every visitor will have to provide
himself with tifty-ccnt piece, as small
change and quarters will not be received
A SPRINGFIELD (Mass.) man went to
Philadelphia big with the wish to buy the
sole right to sell cigars on the great ma
tional show grounds. When they asked
him $4,000 for single stand site, he
came away SoVrowtUI.
WHERE is the girl who can decline the
pleasure of Il carriage ride with her I" "fel-
low" even though she knows that the ey-
pense of "rign takes the last cent which
the poor youth can borrow from widowed
mother?
He used to cramp his feet in little boots,
and limp painfully to her residence every
Saturday evening, but the morning after
his marriage he went into a shoe shop,
drew chalk mark around his foot, and
about an inch distant from it on both sides
and at the heel and toe, and ordered the
proprietor to put him up pair OF boots
after that pattern.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-02
Gen. BabcOck on Trial.
LAST DAY.


Judge Dillon read his instructions to the
jury when they came together on the morn
ing Of the 24th. They were very long and
included in various groups the kilograms
and many Of the letters introduced in evil
dcuce. In regard to the issues, he said that
two main questions arose; one as to the eX
istcnce Of the conspiracy, and the other as to
the connection Of the defendant with it. The
first question was evidently admitted by
both sides. AS to the last, it was a
question solely Of cicumstantial evidence.
The evidence of Everest, who mailed the let
ter in which he thought Joyce put $500
bill, and the evidence Of Magill, who testified
to taking from the letserboX similar letter,
and returning it to Joyce, were considered,
and the question of credibility left to the
jury.
The jury retired as Judge Dillon concluded,
and, after two hours deliberation, returned
a verdict Of Not guilty" and the defendant
WAS disc CHARGED. 49,.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-03-02

Sleep produced by narcotics or So
called sedatives, is poisoned. Their use
gives the person employing them an at
tack of cerebral congestion. only differing
in amount, not in kind, from the condi-
ton which naturally issues in death
There is grave reason to fear that the real
nature Of the operation by which these
deleterious drugs, one and all, bring
about the Inconsistencies that burlesques
natural sleep, is lost sight of, or wholly
misunderstood, by those who have free re-
course to poisons on the most frivolous
pretenses, or with none save the exigency
of morbid habit Great responsibility
reats on medical practitioners, and moth
ing can atone for the neglect vt obvious
duty.-L0ni0n Lanctt.