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DEiCON SuTTH ON BfBIES.
An Article TeemIng with True Goodness-No
Place for Wicked Partners.


Yesterday afternoon about ljo 81 the fu-
gathered n Dr..iW iot uud Mozart Halls. Al
most all MI. national - 90 flr city Wore pro-
.utn1. ami lIl Nh names viii ID could easily hs
Imagined hy il" uniruinU hd 'iir!Hr iutelln 7.
y H. Oi the IUl" z. u-- Wiii h" 'IliE' "a through
Ni"Sp uu-"'r to.f4n nanr ui John, ten nay D.
n.rN chrl@t.u.l William. uiD,. are called Eli
ward uul -,N. n GEORGE. Tucre are nNr
Chart $50. AMI an equal number Of lienr-.
Iurar are nNueI james, i've frank, three Rob
ort. ihlNe Albert. and tuHo Fred, while there
St-rlIng-. th" II rnlns. the Clfords the Or
luuinS. the i.lrl~. and the divers. Among the
giri~ ih"t, nr. iOur lirlpu-. thrr' Emma-, three
IU2io-. two Chariot three Mdrsar"iS, with q
host ul poor ltiir "a 'a'ur'- who must 70 through
llic With ~ % roMtuflr Ut. - ~ Myrtii. M,tud"
Bcr,lrild. |. .uatfl.N .lir Roberta. Il --ie. May.
Pearl. Il an hr. Alvna. L. Inn. Grrti.. Jessie
r. arl. Nellie Belle, Lille Ida May, and Estcla
Grace.
III % mrgcnumhrr Of cases itwould have taken
the hnni'-. or "nur-" even experience was use,
lH-- when on ~inud among IN" twins, or eyed
with u, - lOuiug Nl-ugr the tNo acts Of triplrtS
The crowd ~ur@ri toward The trlpl"ts all the
time. AM ~DruN. 4 meyer weary OF gazing ut the
liil,, pretty. haii scared faces.
HumHu nutur' wis displayed in its most
pleasant uuI .-rnoah' lna-' =. one l ntlDmuu,
himself of mlnd~om" appearance. rr"uind a
pl.u-alt ripple ol interest by stopping hoiur"
each hanS in -li. "--.Nu aul eOmI llurutlug ii
mother WHAT a handsome man that haly's
father must h'." ho would remark carc.c--ly,
Hul tic mother WYulN sullr her thanks al tho
naftrry One lady who merely camnt g. see WAS
turned sway from a room she wished 10 "nl rr
iiii~,' -lr Nai no child with her. hut her IN
rralir.rrl tn a child ~ pretty even d. those
Nl4 tAI4DitlOa.
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AMERICAN MEAT ABROAD.
TIE ROAST BEEF or ON ENGLAND NO
BETTER THIN orr BEhF.
Early Exprrimcnt. aud Failures Mr. East
snnn'. Perseverance, How the M""t u
shipped { onau-rins the English Butcher
The Men and steamships In the Trade.


Skinned & ouuu-,ing the English butcher
The Men and steamships In the Trade.
Two years ago it was impossible to get
American boof in England unless from the
stores " somN ocean steamer sailing 10 aud
from this country Last week nine thousand
and two hundred quarters Of beef, grown In the
West and killed and dressed in New York or
Jersey city. were shipped across the sea in re-
irigerators to arrive abroad IA fresh and juicy
IA any meat Of the same grade that Is sold in
Now York a dlyor two after Killing
Tho demand in England for moro and cheaper
moat than the homo pastures supply has long
been q pressing one. and many American
spectators during the past ten years have
ATTEMPTED to meet it. The first shipments were
OF meat cut small and 'kcd between layers W
ice in groat tiers. But no buyers could be- FOUND
for such messed and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES meat
~ this was when II reached the other side 1t
was found also. that the ice Injured the invor
OF the meat leaving it a. juccless and fiat IT, it
looked.
Then Ncso Morris butcher Of this city. tried
sonding the noat just H. he would send it to
Brooklyn trusting To the temperature of De-
c'mbor ami january to keep it fresh. But that
Temperature .Aaug.l So many time. during the
when uurrNcl M Enelaul. Then the various
American Refrigerator manufacturing ronpa-
MICS whose Invention excel any devices for
similar plrIO-. .4 lu' world. cnt rod th" u.ii
one uftHr another. NNue ct thrm WIS wholly
sit-h a with tnr result OF tho ventures. but
their experiments attra ted the attention of the
but h.r- who 1885, t profits in Gus. the trade
could Dr. properly r-'aOiI.hrd.
Mr1imoihy l-tman .nowthc largest exporter
of American hcHf WIS the pioneer llN studied
.f ips i7 } 'n' 1nrieaf tIe s-t nl,r,-
lion and iuIf. .Nrin,ut. h' Don-tru tod an "
prrm,nal cooler IN tIe steamship Wyomng
anil -.nf r. ~ EuaHnl. When IL arrived. tlla
maai hal la-. NJ .,t,'nnl nrl, ar,n u, 1f fr,-h-
3D. Do H ID d g. n
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there will be nm adequate supply. and 80 there

tn'rr VIII w uil HuoQuuVc supply, unu 81 uhNiv
Will bc ever alter"
How the English people handle the bccf when
II rea'h 'hcm may w. soon IVY the following
extract from the London DduD Mems OF Fob. 70;
AtLvcrpool the meat having been taken from the re-
t1sctnting chamber on board the Wyoming was con
NcNcd thence In two vans Ot special cuu-trucon nNrn
Cd by Mr. AcNlun. aud adapted railway wagon Z" ING
Northwestern Railway station. nnd IN these N'htcs ~
was brought Nv railway ami through the streets 70 us
destination Mr. Ark'mn's van h. nus rfup chamWt,
Away perfectly ventilated, Tho walls or sides are com
posed O double panels at clt the exterior pnuvl hciw
cnlating returns 10 tank, whence II was originally
pumped hy automatic windmill. worked ufuulh the
ufiiun The train Yesterday Wnrrius tn thcfinohr
ter registered IN the van furty-n,c degrees, nnd
such is the eject OF the construction. The not
tor the weather l.. the lower j. the tinpcra
lure, ~ the result Of evaporation Aitr
reached the market hail. c4rritNs supply was placed
I'm rcfrsrHtns ruum, which forms part NJ va, sphcc
beneath the Cannon street railway station Inc w"lc
area avainhl, hruf equal 10 about acre aud quarter
calculated that about NOON tons of meat might bc
stored there vault the river is a. form the zee
house co. the establishments hcint spacious enough 70
hud tons. ami thence cold VIII lie uiu~d To the
ruunisusa storage the walls Of winch WIN hc COW
cred with and pager 81 ~ tucNcludc the ordinary
atmuspherr. Hc~idcs the basement. there Is story
above which H. designed for the rec pun p game, ru
tour hand us place. Decentralization vi meat and
other iuroi-u provisions
In rcfrigornting rooms like the ono described
are also stored the oysters shipped from New
York at the rate of 900 barrels per week, and
the lDil.t r.. ported in great tanks from Port
land, Maine.
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The Texas Border.

General Ord arrived in Washington
on the 9th instant for the purpose OF
consulting the Secretary Of War in re-
gard to the action Of the government
upon the Mexican raids on our Rio
Grande border. After conference
with McCrary and others, it has been
resolved to take no steps just at this
time, but to wait until some reply can
come from the Diaz government to
the communication recently sent to
Mexico by Secretary Evart,, and I'M
derstood to be very positive and ex-
acting in its demands. 1t is correctly
regarded that this is the Mexican S
last chanc" for considerate treatment.
If the reply shall be satisfactory, and
the promises made are faithfully OBJ
served, General Ord will not be given
any extreme duty to perform, but UNI
less the most perfect immunity from
depredations is secured to our border
the government will instruct the ar
my to extermina.e the raiders. y re-
ply may be expected within q few
DAYS.
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Rights Of Married Women.

Since the law allows every married
woman to control her own money and
property she may have at the time OF
marriage, Or that she may Afterwards
acquire by Inheritance, every married
woman should refuse to part with her
lawful right to own and control her
own means. There are thousands OF
women in the land to day who inner
tied or otherwise acquired means that
would have been blessing to them if
kept under their own control, but
which having been lost or squan-
dered by their husbands, they are
now in low circumstances and even
in restitution. A woman should al
ways keep control of, or at least a
firm hold on her own money, and
property, so that if misfortune over
takes her husband she may have
something she can safely fall back on
in her hour Of trial and tribulation.
We could point out dozen of such
unfortunate women in a small circle,
and such is the case all over the land.
With confidence in their husbands
during seeming prosperity, they gave
them every dollar. Now neither have
a dollar, and some have families to
rear at time when they can at least
afford it. We therefore caution every
woman in the land not to part with
the title to her own money and title,
but to hold it in safe keeping for a
"rainy cay" We hope to see this ar
ticle in every newspaper in the land
--Erchanqe.
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AS TIE GREAT PREVENTATIVE

In all cases of blood poisoning whether
arising from malarial or miasmatic cXhal
alions, defective sewerage, or any Other
Cailscs.
Its constant use prevents the contract
ling of contiguous diseases typhoid scarlet
ana all mnlarial tcvcrs. 1t is invaluable,
and should be used in districts where fever
and ague prevail, rs it is the greatest
known preventative to that disease !, is
.ot immense value in the cure of all skin
diseases; trinl proves it, and its use pre-
vents contracting them. 1t is n special
boon to school children who are cnns'G''
ly exposed 1t is the most hcalthfu ..H
soap ioy infants, worth its weight ~ <
in the nursery. 1t is no more txpe
than other toilet soaps Of good Quait
goes farther and its grent supcrort'
bringing it into universal USE. 1t has nr
disagrccablc odor and is absolutely pure.
Extensively us. in hospitals AND siae
room by order of physicians.
For sale by Druggists and Grocer
Sample box containing 3 cakes sent poN
paid on receipt Of IS cents. Liberal srmr
10 the trade.
TIE BEVERLY CO..
Sole Agents for the Trade,
maya, Gm Chicago, Ills
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Baltimore Post Office,

The long suspense regarding Balti-
more's post,otlice was relieved last
Saturday by the appointment of Gen.
L. B. Tyler to fill that position. Ma
ny delegations from that city visited
the President in the interest of their
respective men but to all Of whom he
turned a deaf ear and appointed one
of his own choice. The following
short sketch of Gen. Tyler's life and
public services we append and judg-
ing from it we think that the appoint
ment was in every respect good
one:
General L. B. Tyler is A native OF
Ontario county, New York, and is a
little over fifty years of age. Tie
lived in Ohio before the war and
raised and commanded the Seventh
Ohio regiment, in which r. B. Hayes,
now President, served as ma or. He
participated in the battles of Monoca-
cy, South Mountain and other en-
gagements, and made good militia
~ record, attaining the rank of ma
ior general Of volunteers. lie COM
manded at one time the military de-
partment including Baltimore, and
married lady of that city. He re.
sides at Rosedale, Baltimore comfy
and for some years has done business
in that city as the agent Of the Amer
lean steam Gre-proof safe COMPANY,
He is the present commander OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic in that
city. His business reputation IN that
community is unexceptlonable, ana
during his residence here he has made
a large circle Of friends.
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CHANGED HANDS,,
GILBERT HOUSE,
MECHANICSTOwN, FREDERICK
COUNTY, MD.

rINHE undersigned would respectfully
l. inform the public, that lie has again
taken charge Of the above House, so
favornbly known, and has opened it in Gle.
giant style for the accommodation of per
nancnt and transient customers. The
house has been renovated and furnished
in a complete and ample manner, and now
offers Good Cheer and the comforts of a
pleasant home. His TABLE will be sup
piled with all the substantials and delica.
cies of the season, the best the mari 81
for,ls. His BAR will he stocked a
best brands OF liquors end segars hs
STABLE will he furnished with GOO" g.
vender and attentive ostlcrs. And hi &" ar
ges (,E;- MARK THIS, will he mod",u-
and in accordance with the spirit % III.
times. Boar(lcrs taken by the day, n, nth
or year. The custom d traveller Hd
others is respectfully solicited. The rst
cxperience of the subscriber in Hotel keep
ing, warrants him in saying, that he Will
DO all in his power to give general satsiac-
tion. ). Il. GlLBERl.
April loft
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Four Mexican refugees at Eagle
Pass, Texas, have just been saved
rom death by timely telegram
They had been demanded on a pre-
tended warrant Of eXtradltlon Iron
the Mexican authorities, and the
Judge was about delivering them
Fortunately the American consul on
the opposite side of the river brought
the matter to the attention of the
State department., wlich promptly
telegrapheI that the warrant was IL
legal, unf unded, and not to be COM
piled with. The proceedings We're of
course, stopped, and the department.
is now i'll receipt, though the consul
of the grateful thanks OF the men
whose lives were saved.
AS an engine belonging to the Phil
adalph;a, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad WAS standing on the track on
Washington avenue, Philadelphia,
Tuesday last Il week, and during the
temporary absence Of the engineer
and fireman, an unknown man Jumped
upon the engine and started it at full
speed toward the river front. Two
freight cars attached to the engine
struck the bumpers at Washington
street wharf with such force that the
engine WAS thrown from the track
and the cars ran into the river. The
stranger, who was evidently insane,
was pitched into the water by the
shock and drowned.
The stage robbers of Texas seem to
be as mild hammered as possible. Two
Of them stopped a stage from Eagle
Pass last week, in which were three
passengers, sergeant Of the United
States army, Mr.. Cole, OF New York,
and Mr.. Meliont, OF Fort Clark These
were Quietly guaranteeing all they
had, bnt some money handed out 10y
Mr.. Mcitont, WAS dropped, and he
stopped to pick it up, probably AS an
act Of poiteness to the robber, who
was covering him with his SIX shoot
er. Bu: the latter misunderstood
the action and blazed away. Fortu-
nately he missed, and being assured
Mr.. Melmont was not endeavoring to
pick up dagger at his feet, Excused
hilnselt" for has haste. No doubt if
he had killed him he would have ex-
pressed "unfeigned regrets at the
unfortunate "accilent.'
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Wheeler Reapers & Mowers

rINHE WHEELER is the fastest improv'
L ed Keapng and Moving Machine now
out. 1t takes the lead of them all. Grand
Medal and Diploma awarded at the Cen
tennial Exhibitions for simplicity Of parts,
originality of design, excellence of work
manship, light draught and durability.
This is the only Reaper that the Plat
form and Ralcs can be folded to haul on
the road and to go through narrow lanes
and narrow gates. an improvement that
will be appreciated by every Farmer.
We respectfully invite all Farmers who
are in want of the best and latest improved
Reaper, to call and see the WHEELER"
before purchasing. Can be seen at the Ag-
ricultural Store of
STEWART & PRICE,
uaylc-3t FREDERICK, Mo-
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NO. If5 MHSC'L. DOCK Ell.

In tie CGrcMt Court tor FredcTlcI
Coutiy.
Isnntius Brown VS.. CAtharinc Gladhill
MAY TERM, 1877.
NRDERED by the Circuit Court fol
" Frederick County,and by the author
ity thereof this 10Th day OF May, A d.
1917, that the sale of the right, title, claim
interest ana estate at law and now il
equity of Cathnrinc Gladhill in and to II
small farm containing twcntrsrvcn acres
of land, more or less, and IN and to wood
lot containing seven acres OF land more ol
less, adjoining the lnds Of lsaac Miller and
Others, made on tie 2Sth day of February
A. d, - Ivy LAsC Slotllcmver, u constable
of Frederick county, be ratified and con.
frmca on the 2ls1 day of June, 4, DIST
unless cause to the contrary be shown on
or before said day, provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Frederick county for three success
i've weeks prior to said day.
JOHN A. LYNCH,
Jalge Of the Circuit Court.
True Copy--rcst,
THOMAS GORSCCH,
Clerk
c. V. S LEVY, Solicitor. may24
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CONSUMPTION
Positively CUR ED.

All sufferers from this disease that arc
anxious to be cured should try DR.. Kiss
ncr's Cclrbratrd Consumptivc IL wdcrs,-
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and all
diseases of The Throat and Lungs-indccd,
so strong is our faith in thcui, and also To-
con incc YOU that they are no humhug, we
will forward to every SUITE rcr, by mail,
post paid, Il free trial box.
We don't want Your money until YOU
are perfectly satisfied Of their curative
powers. If your life is worth saving don't
DELAY in giving these Powders Il trial, as
they will surely cure YOU.
Price, for large box, 81 90, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada by
mail on receipt Of prcc, Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
500 Futon ST., Brooklyn, y. y.
aprl9-ly
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The Secretary of the Navy, accom-
panied by the heads of the bureaus of
the Navy Department, will make an
inspection Of the various navy yards
throughout the country, when they
can be spared from their duties. The
yards at Norfolk and Warrington Lave
already been inspected.
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FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
Work. E Prices.
West Main Street,
NJ EcH.ANIGSrOWN MD

" NJ ~ Y IO') v W y, NJ u.
Having taken the room lately occupied
by Mss pcnnrll M Il Millinery, we will make
10 order all kin i OF boots and shoes for
both gents and ladies' in the latest styles
an | at very moderate prices. The best CT
leather will he used and God fits guaran-
,cc.l COBBLlNG of all kinds promptly
attended to- \ share Of public patronage
is solicited and we will do MI in our power
To please. Dpn't forget the place, Il few
doors west of Slick tailor shop.
JOHN \. SruLL Il BRO.
maVl0 3m
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FITS EPILEPSY.
Or
FALLING SICKNESS.

Permanently cured - no humbug-by
one months usage of DR.. Goulard's Cclc
hru,ci nfaliblc Fit Powders. To con
vince sufferers that these powders will do
all We claim for tncm, we will send them
by mail, post paid, Il free trial box. AS Dr.
GoulaId is the only physician that has ever
made this disease Il special study, and as
to our knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use of these
powders, we will guarantee permanent
cure in every case,or refund YOU all money
expended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their curative powers.
Price, tor large box, $3 90, or 4 boxes
for $1,000, sent 10y mail to any part OF the
United States or Canada on receipt Of
price, or By express, G. o. d. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 Fulton ST., Brooklyn, n. y.
apr10 ly
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DR.. c. A. NORWOOD,
DENTIST.

Graduate of the Baltimore College OF Den
tai Surgery
Offers his services to the citizens Of this
place and vicinity Alloperation' in dent
stry on the most approved principles and at
the m1y lUtccst rates, Will visit this place on
ihe LIST and I'D Tuesday in each month
at the Gilbert House. Of rainy, on next
fair day. Persons waited on at their res
licences if desired without regard to dis
lance and without extra charge. Office
hours from Sa m. to 6 p. m. All orders
left at the Gilbert Housewife receive prompt
attention.
apr19.tf
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al)rl9-l

TT Is GENERALLY ADMITTED THAI
| in Spcc,acles and Eye glasses you can
be suited anywhere better or cheaper, than
ny CHAS II. o. FOX, No. ID West Pat
rick Street
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Flour, Bacon, Fish, Potatoes

hominy, corn meal cracked corn. corn
chops, soaps of different brands, &c.
Hoping by strict attention to business To
share part of the public patronage.
S. II. W1THEROW.
aEl2- 6m
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.

T WOULD take this method of inform
l. Ing my friends and the public that
have purchased the store OF ID. Z. Martin
(Oslcr's Building, Public Squarc)
and will keep constantly on hand all klnc
of mil stuff by the bushei or ton at short
notice, also,
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I'VE CREDIT to whom it is due. and
" you buy the best Watch and Chain
far the least money of CIAS. II. o. FON,
uo and tell yO,r upipibOrs
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lat pr.ces from 10 cents up, Prints from Al
TO : cents per yard
CASSINlERES ALL PRICES. Z
Cottonades. full line, prices very low in
fact the largest assortment Of
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS
We have over opened for our trade.
G3-GtSDSAE3
We make this branch Of our business n
specially, and our stock is very Full and
complete We ask the especial attention
OF our friends to this part Of our business.
HATS AND CAPS all styles and prices.
GROCERIES we keep n full stock
Ircn and Steel Of all kinds.
Give us call,
may3-tf ROOT e. GROFF.
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Used in Health Prevents Disease.
Terry'~ Salicylic Soap
(PATENT APPLIED FOR)
A Perfect Anii-SeptiC and Dis.
infeCtant Bath and Toilet Soap.
Takes the Place OF all other Soaps for
Daily Use in the Family.
Manufactured from the Purest Eege.
table Oils with the Addition OF that
Greatest known Anti-Septie and Dis.
infectant
FUSED in Health Prevents Disease.
SALlcYLIC ACID.

Making the most healthful, the most per
tccl, aud the most economical bath and
loilr! soap ever offered to the public.
lndolsrd by the medical profession and
ATTRACTED by thousands
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TOHN \. STuLL Il BRO,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07
The DemotratIc Paper.

The San Francisco Stock EtehtnJe Of
Tuesday is authority for tho statement
that the new Democratic paper Is to DC
established. II is nom said that five
men will own il. YIN. +. Coleman, j
Huggin, Thomas II. Williams, George
D. Roberts, and Lloyd II. Tevis. C..
II. Grcathouso will be business mana
ger, nnl n we'll known Eastern jour
nulist Of national reputation, leading
editor. Tho rest Uf the staff will be made
up from newspaper men of this city.
The gentlemen who found the paper,
disclaini any political ambition to serve.
They invest in it simply as n fine field
for permanent and rich returns.
From tho. same journal We learn that
Frank Swift, mcmbor OF the San Fran
cisco Stock Exchange, md n popular.
whole-souled gentleman, is lying seri-
ously i'll ut the Palace Hotel. Tho
Exchange remarks, "If the good wishes
OF friends were accelerativc to health,
we would soon record Mr.. Swift's return
to the street" - . @.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-07
From Thursdays 'Daily.l
la .Tt,ufICc Cotli.f.

Mr.. John Doe, tho ubiquitous intii-
vidual who figures largely i'll the pro-
ccejingS OF the lower courts, and Mrs.
Richard Roc, the relic of that other no
less distinguished pcrgonnYc. having
indulged i'll II little unpleasnntness, the
former charged the latter with klrpto-
mania for ;ime-picccs and "si.h," and
upon examination Z! The matter before
Justice Taylor yesterday. lie alleged
peculiar weakness Of the defendant was
30 apparent that tho Court bound her
over for further action in the cum Of
1903, wh"rcupon the plaintiff came GAL
lan:ly forward aud himself became
surety OH the bond for tho subsequent
Appearance of tho defendant. Such
bursts OF unnl!oyed confidence III human
integrity are well calculated 10 elevate
the moral STANDARD aid stiiien the back
boac Of tha most invctrrnte skcptic.