The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-08-30

produced, and the doctor having di.
vided il into full doses administered
TO the suffering inHccents. Ia a few
moments the result of the doses became
alarming. and an investigation revealed
the fact that the supposed quinine was
in reality morphine. one of Mr..
Clsrke's children died in about six
hours, in spite of all that could be
done for its relief. The Others prob
ably recovered.
The 1ge tells thst.two years ago the
trustees of Austin College Baptist
were induced 10y large subscription:
made by the citizens of Sherman to 10
cate the college there, and work was
commenced. The walls of one wlpg
Of the building were ran up to the
height OF one story, when the subscn'
bers were called upon to "pony up. >
This they failed to do, and the work
had to stop. The money has not yet
been paid, and now the trustees have
brought suit against these subscribers
for the amount of their subscriptions.
The Times says that the suits will all
stop now and that Martin, devout
Baptist, and also an editor, has ordered
all the subscriptions to be sent to his
"bank" where he will settle them. He
has been in luck lately always putting
his chips on the right spot. He is the
only editor in Texas that runs q bank.
They sometimes haul him up in the
church about 1t, but he soothes the
brethren by forking up the last Y he
won on the queen of hearts.
The Rothschild case has been opened
at Jefferson. The following points in
testimony have been elected: THAT
Rothschild came to Jefferson with q
| woman, on the nineteenth of January
last, put up at the Brooks House, and
registered as 4. Monroe and wife. That
they occupied the same room, and that
he spoke OF her as his wife. On Sun
day morning they started off together
went to Kate Woods restaurant. and
drank beer. They left there and went
across the bayou together. he returned
without her, and said that he had left
her with friends. She was found six.
teen days Afterwards across the bayou,
murdered; shot through the left tenn
pie. The jewelry she wore was not
found en- her person. The remains OF
the repast they had eaten in the woods
were found on the ground, and also an
empty beer bottle. Rothschild was
fully identified as the man, and the
dead woman as the one who was with
him. The clothing she had on was
also identified. The theory OF the de.
Tense Is, as will be remembered, that
she was afterwards seen alive in Jeffer.
sou, after Rothschild left, some time
during the period of these sixteen days,
but no witness, so far, has testified 10
this statement. The witness offered
by the counsel of Rothschild was DR..
Turner, and his testimony, so far as II
went, favored the prosecution"
Cardwell Springs, in Caldwell coun
ty, are attracting much attention OF
late. They are situated about seven
miles northwest of Luling, in the
midst of a fertile, rolling country, well
wooded and watered, affording pictur.
esque views OF hill, valley and farm.
The climate is dry, healthy and invig'
| Grating, the summer nights being suf-
! ficiently coel to render covering desira.
bic. The waters of the springs, flow.
| ing in bold streams, are clear and
sparkling, have q sour, pungent, rather
pleasant taste, and need only be used
in moderation to secure their full bene-
fit. They have only been subjected to
crude analysis, which indicates the
presence of iron, sulphur, magnesium,
potassium, alum, sodium, free sulphur
&c acid (Which doubtless imparts the
sour taste) and electricity, all of which
elements are evident from the depos-
its, taste, smell, effects from external
application and influences upon the
bodily functions. They are a specific
| cure for many affections arising from
| a dIsordered condition of the bowels,
liver and kidneys, thoroughly restor-
ing the action of these organs in all or.
binary and in many serious complaints,
and inducing vigorous, healthy ap.
petite and sound, refreshing sleep.
Their use has invariably been attended
With tho .sSst xruuIfying results In
| cases OF debility and nervous prostra
| tion-arisinS frOIa uycrwoIh, close Gun
tiuement, mental care, etc. Dyspep
STA, piles, dropsy, malarial affections
skin diseases, female disorders and ap
petite for narcotics and stimulants arr
speedily and radically cured. Tit
springs and we'll strongly impreg-
mated with similar qualities afford an
ample supply of water for baths, which
are deliciously cool, stimulating snC
bracing, and constitute one of the
special advantages OF Cardwell Springs