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, 1877-09-23
EXPLANATORY.

CHICAGO, Sept IS regret that, owing to a
mistake. I was not on hand to lecture in the
West End Opcra-Housc OH SUNDAY evening last-
7 understood that Mr.. Pratt was to send for me-
and waited in great concern during the pouring.
raiu until it was too late. There VII! be no
mistake on next Sunday evening. shall DC on
hand, sure ROBERT CoLA1Hh'
, 1877-09-23
RIlsINESs MANS MAGAZINE.

We have received the initial copy OF the Bust"
ness .nans .Naga-iae for October, 1877, published
bv Mr.. James P. Scott, No. GO Dearborn street.
This new periodical is perhaps deserving OF par
ticular mention as being the only monthly mag
azine published in Chicago. It contains forty
eight pages Of interesting matter devoted TO
financial, commercial, statistical, historical, ano
literary topics. and will prove valuable add'-
tion to the literature Of our section. Typo
granhirally the new born Is charming.
, 1877-09-23

IN everything that goes to make up perfect
,f.no VIZ: purity OF tone, delicacy OF touch'
mower. Durability, and beauty Of fnsI' the Decker
Bros. piano has never been e1ce'led. we 1nF'''
tbe most careful criticism and comparison
''s STORY & CANT. gil State street.
, 1877-09-23
ElflTl NEWS.

rrhe .tandard set OF teeth advertised By Dts NC
chesney arc identical with those fof "h1cn 'nsy
wears ago charged S25. and Tor "a'en o'hsss e..''
charge $40 to S35. An improvement on '1e 1'e'
Chesuey sets is practical impossiolals5'
, 1877-09-23

Malt Extract.-Charle. Pope's celebrate ei,r ths
malt extract Is gaining rapidly ~ !avoi INV for
At The principal dugtores n all p9ts q sonls 1hs
c;,v and at the manufacturers DEPOT 141 oooAn
1A.nfo rSfY
, 1877-09-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ka1a Roma for tho hair. containing NO
,,a hafr on bald heads, and restores faded halr 10
It's original color. T.. 4. Ro:ene. drngglet, on 81
East Division street. Also At Van sehaack, Steven
son & Co. -, 92 and o. Lake street, CnlcaSo'
, 1877-09-23
SEQ, 900 WORTH OF FURNITURE TO Bt
CLOSED IN THIRTY DAYS.

Being determined to 60 out OF the retail oa's1
moss. We will offer our stock at great sacrifice
Call before purchasing and convince yourself
that bargains are to bc had.
Fl. d NJ. NEuBERGEK & Co..
oe- ord oso Wabash avenue, corner Van Bu1en.
, 1877-09-23

r, Dunbar's celebrated Bethesda "aesr s ~ az
wamte.ha. Wie,-The marvel Of the age. and &c &C.
tnnwte,ivrd Ly the medical world a. spectEe loE
6anetea Rriphts disease ana all kindred diseases,
Fnr sale bY Gale e. fiocki. IS South cla1A S13se'
and - and At Monroe street.
, 1877-09-23
ullBRAH FOE HE BOYS IN BLUE.

Old Probabilities has notified the United states
Government that the winter il to be very severe
md it has taken time by the fosc'ocA anu tuS'
a,5aa contract to Charles CLAM, the whole
~. .,d rat,;, fur dealer, Nos. Ito and lie East
M.di.on street for furnishing the Whole army with
fnr CABS and gloves.
, 1877-09-23

-. r.,.+om Shirts Made to Measure
vdrT heept e.t for 50; 10 obligation to keep any
Eeen,s shirte unless perfectly satisiae'o's' -
Madfson-et.
, 1877-09-23

BISHOP cLhRKs0N, OF. NEBRASKA,
rat for one Of Copelin's celebrated photographs
while in the city few days SINCE II 's neeoses'
to say be, as we'll rs his numerous 1t'enoS' "e''
n1essed. rs Madison street.
, 1877-09-23

SOMETHING NEW AT 6EN1llt'S.
With recent Improvements, at the s'uo'oo 'o'
State street is the most SUPERB Work III Pnotos'a
nhv ever finished in Chicago. Nothlns coolo oo
dner than the photo Of Gov. Bross.
, 1877-09-23

Or. Hermann's sure cure FOR p.iee ear 5Dcents,
IL an cents by express Depot ~ Dearborn stfee'
, 1877-09-23

Bostop and New York man were oyer
hoard to make the remark yesterday that chi
hafh the aboTe cities combined "We always
knew It.. r
, 1877-09-23
1- Nat pcople.s Faults

Throw Not Peoples Fanlta
~ +ho;r teeth for there few teeth that have not
tanits of their own. There is but one way TO pre-
sarvs them without spot blcmish, and that is'
hv The Jalv use Of the best dentElhee N
1.rn,t @ Snzodont COOL refreshing, md agreeable
, 1877-09-23

IN all G.. D. Mosher now charges for card pictures
or "a dozen for cabinets. Nowhere IN the west
can such work be obtained for this money. No.
1o5 State street. Take elevator.
, 1877-09-23
auraD of i'll OTHERS

Enthusiastically, in strength, pnE'f5' ana hea.su
fn1uesss, Dr. Prices Baking Po"oet l"Aes 1o 'eA'
nj anv other in the United States.
, 1877-09-23

Jeners' French catarria a,s Care sra = h.1.feysr.
Tr;al free~ 0daee7Q State at1eef~
, 1877-09-23
LOCAL POLITICS.

TIM Renublican Central Committee OF COOK
County met Yesterday afternoon in the falncr
House cluh-roon1s, Judge j. e. hntckcroocAer
IN tnc chair, There wcrs: also present Alessrs'
r. G. Phillips j. +. Woodward, Chris WARNER
= 7 nlnthardt, Il. D. Jennings, D. ". Mum,
Alex. White, Andrew Crawford. LOUIS huI,, -
?. Emnert, 2. N. Ryan, A Moos, l Ma!t'V ~ oess'
S,nitb. SaoHI ?. Graham (alterna.e from the Soy
cnth Vard], T. P. Robb. Peter schlnnd,
o,,i1 and John Humphrey. Half q dozen oi
fl,e old-tiu,e whccl-horses, headed By James d.
Bow got up in great a,,ss ~ III Tngh o1sders d.
The Chair said that it had been suggested 70
him that the Committee should be ca1le'' 70
rethcr to suggest matters OF business ..s ,<oas
eeemed to him rather early to hegan. put go1u
MANY members OF the Committee had thonsns !Ns
that, that some innovations might be suggested IN
the matter Of holding pr'mnr1es' ano tnefe1o'o
the meeting had been called
IN motion OF y. ". Mum, It was declaeo u
postpone liking date Tor the tiepuo!i:cu Sou ~,
ty Convention until the AeA1 A1ee-"t' ~ "
Mr p. II. RYAN moved that q committee OF
nva hc annnipted to draft regulations 1or the
holding Of primary elections dac M R!ap pm.
rhris c4 Manner, T. ?. Robb, John Humphrey, anu
| Andraw Crawford Us such Committee:
Wessrs. c. G. LunderboEg, Alex White, refer
scll11nd, D. ". Mum. and Martin Best were
| annointed d Committee on AppoTtlonment q q
neIeeatcs. There was some dcsultory tax
h,n,f ttr hasis of aDportiOument, out no con-
i,,eion wos reached. The Committee then ad-
| ionrned for two weeks. to meet at tne saE1e
place.
Tho First Ward Consolidated Republican
Club last evening at ths ~ rana ~ nf
Mr Il. T.. Knott was received, and Mr, :. r.
| N;c,1crsoo was elected Secretary. lhe Com
mittce On Finance was granted further time ne N n
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

D1sAeREEABLE news for agriculturis.s
and the public generally has been received
by the British Commissioners of Customs.
The Colorado potato beetle has been dis
covered in living state at Bremen upon
goods brought from New York, and
specimens of the beetle have been seen at
other places in Germany. The Commits
sioners have Issued circular to the COL
lectors Of Customs at the various ports in
the United Kingdom, directing that instruc-
tons already given for detecting the
beetle be at once applied to potatoes i'm.
ported from Bremen or any other place
in the German Empire.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
EDITORIALV VARIETIES,

The Rhode Island Election, the second
Of the New England spring elections, will
be held next Wednesday. There are three
tickets in the field, Republican, Democratic
and Prohibition, the latter party, in their
selections ofState officers having named
mixed ticket, containing four Of the Re-
publicans nominated and one Democrat,
the Republican and Prohibition candidate
for Governor is c. G. Van Zandt, and the
Democratic candidate J. B. Barnaby. The
Rhode Island campaign is very ]anguid
one; the Republicans and Prohibitionists
heretofore have. been uniformly successful
there, and generally by large majoritiea
Hayes majority for President was 5o75
The great spring contest in New England
the Connecticut election-which for.
mer|y stirred up the politicians in earl,
April, is now thing Of the past, havini
been changed from April to November.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
To Advertiser.

THE HERALD now circulates, by carriers
and newsboys, $500 papers daily, within
the city Of Wilmington, which is, We be.
Of any other paper, 1t is extensively read
on the cars during the morning hours; about
go being sold at the depot, II is the only
paper in Whining certain to be read IN this
the previous midnight in Europe to its
readers ats O'Clock the following morning;
everything that happens In Wilmington "a At
next morning. Buy THE HERALD-rsad
il. and II you want:to sell anything. or
any one to know what you want, advertise
in It. Remember it is read by more people
in Wilmington than any other paper.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

A cAyE-1H has been anticipated at VIII
kesbarre, Pa, involving some tsn acres Of
land over the Diamond mine. Great ex-
element has existed, and many families
vacated their houses, but great may more
remained on the doubtful territory. Sun
day night the whole surface suddenly
dropped eight to ten inches, while in
many places wide seams were opened.
Those who felt the shock were terribly
frightened, and men, women and children
rushed out in the cold, dark night and
sought refuge in all directions. No. fatal
conse quences followed the cave-in. The
mine, of course, cannot be entered, as the
whole surface may drop further down.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

One Of the pioneers in the Black Hills.
paints gloomy picture of the condition of
the settlers in that region. 1t appears that
the Indians are bent on holding their
country, and they are making despe.
rate defense against the advance of civili-
zation. If the Federal troops are not
Withdrawn from the South, and sent to the
frontier, where they should be posted, or
If the army appropriation fails, there may
be disastrous scenes in the Black Hills re-
gion.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

During the past winter there have been
in New York $4,000 laborers out Of en-
ployment. The bulk of these and their
families have had to be supported by char
ity. This has been the case for several
years past, put, perhaps, not to such an ex-
tent. Now, if the money expended for
charitable purposes had been paid for tick
ets, the bulk Of these objects of charity
might have been sent to the West and
South, where lands are cheap, and where
all who can and will work can make liv.
ing. Instead Of trying to keep alive so
many destitute persons in a large city,
means should be used to scatter them to re-
gions where they can make living for
themselves.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

The insurrection in Japan would not
endanger the Mikado's throne, even though
it were far more formidable than it is. It
is not directed against him. 1t is a reac-
tionary movement against his present
Ministry, and in opposition to the changes
so actively carried out in the direction of
European civilization. Its instigator, the
old politician Shimadzu Saburo, has been
a malcontent ever since the Tycoon was
deposed and the power Of the daimois bro
ken.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

IT would be difficult to imagine a
meaner swindle than that perpetrated by
three Baltimore men, who conspired to
defraud poor persons in search Of work.
While two Of them managed a so'called
employment agency, the third pretended
to run store, the shelves being full
Of empty boxes. The employment agency
received the poor applicants dollar, end
sent him to the store to get work. The
swindler in the store demanded 500 as
security, which sum the needy unfortu-
mates were unable, Of course, to produce
Only about $40 had been made in this way
when the three frauds found themselves in
a police station, and they will, doubtless
be provided with steady but unrenumera,
tive employment in the State penitentiary.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

At the station house in Waterbury Conn.
they have "Welcome" motto over the
entrance to the cells, thus making it pleas
ant and home like for the occupants.
The Virginia Legislature is discussing
the proposition to tax liquor saloons at the
rate Of one cent on every drink sold, Per.
haps the bartenders will be required to use
bell-punches.
Baltimore swindlers started an intelli.
gence office, and got from one to one
hundred dollars each from many deluded
applicants for employment.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
WILMINGTON, March 81. 1877:
PAYING RErURsINa BOARDS

The present Administration must not be
charged with ingratitude.
Four votes were stolen from Tilden in
Florida, and turned over to Hayes by the
Returning Board Of that State. We have
already reported the fact that the chief Of
these rascals, Samuel B. McLin, has been
Assoc late Justice in New Mexico, as a
recognition of his services. As this place
is under the department OF which General
Devens is the head, who was Judge
himself Of good repute, and ought to know
the qualifications of such a trust, and it be.
comes him to explain whether he recon-
mended this appointment, or only obeyed
the Fraudulent Presidents order in max
ing it.
But however that may be, the Hon.
Madison Wells Of Louisiana, will be
cheered by such a beautiful illustration Of
civil service reform. Thus far he has not
received his reward, owing to the unsettled
condition Of the State of his residence; but
he still expresses the utmost confidence
in Hayes, who entertained him handsome.
ly at the White House, and spoke admi-
ringly of his fortitude under difficulties.
Tom Anderson, his patriotic colleague Of
the Returning Board, is an applicant for
the Collectorship Of Nev Orleans, and is
backed for it by the Fraudulent Secretary
of the Treasury, who was an eye witness Of
his achievements in transferring Louisi-
ana from Tilden to Hayes.
The two mullatto confederates on the
Board, Casenave and Kenner, will doubt
less be provided for in good time as repre-.
sentatives of their race. Complaint is
made that Hayes does not more quickly
and at once take care of the faithful who
counted him into the White House. But
he can point with pride to Sherman,
Evarts, Matthews and McLin, as exam.
Piles Of his fidelity. All he asks is TIM, ,
0 snake everything right" New York
"Sun,"
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
Little Boys, Attention !

There are numbers Of little fellows IN the
city who would greatly help their parents,
or perhaps, q widowed mother, by
earning 81 or ss per week. This can readily
be done BY selling TaE HERALD: There
are several boys who sell 100 HRRALDs
every morning. AS it is sold to them at
the rate Of 81 cents per hundred, or two for
a cent the profit Is easily counted. The
paper is ready for delivery at O'Clock, A.
NJ, and there are plenty Of places where IT
can be sold. that are not thus far occupied
by any seller. Boys who desire to honestly
earn some money, call at THE HERALD
Office.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

OLD Brigham is doubtless more guilty
than Lee Of the awful murders that were
committed, and for which the latter has
been shot to death. Let the Government
now take the oldest and greatest villain in
hand and deal out to him "even handed
justice" The mercy he extended to
others should be extended to him.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
THE HERALD
Tho lIaenilae Herald

Is published every morning, Sundays
excepted). and delivered In the city Of
Wilmington and surrounding places for six
cents per week, payable ~ the carriers
Mail subscriptions. postage free, three
Gre. OBYRNE d Co., Publishers,
s,sstsys,aesas7s No. o0o 9hipley street..
WILMINGTON, Del.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

There seems to be a sense of women's
rights at Albany. The Senate bill making
women eligible to school offices, was favor.
ably reported in the Assembly on Thurs
day, and the Senate passed bill enabling
married women to make contracts,
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

The Boys in Blue are irving 10 elect
Gen: Grant to succeed Gen. Dix as execu-
tive head Of the order. Tie ex-President
should not be such boy in green as to
take the'position. "
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

M. A. DAUfHIN.
P. o. Box 692, New Orleans, La.
Or WILLIAMSON Il co, Agents,
BIZ Broadway, N. Y.
EXTRAORDINARY SEMI-ANNUAL
DRAWING. under the personal supervis-
ion OF Gen. o. 4. Bes esuregard of La. and
Gen. Jubal A. Early, of Va, Tuesday, June
5th, Capital Prize Sl0O,0oO. Tickets $40
only, mh17
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
LOTTERIES.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
II TO WIN A FORTUNE.
FIFTH GRAND DRAWING. 1877,

At New Orleans, Tuesday, May lst.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPA.
NY.
This Institution was regularly incorpo-
Educational and Charitable purposes ia
1858, with capital stock of 81 100000. to
which IL has added q reserve fund Of $780,.
coo. Its Grand Single Number Drawings
will take place monthly. It never scales
or postpones. Look at the following scheme:
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
LOO, 00,0O0TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

Every facility afforded for persons desir-
Ing to deal or invest in stocks, Bonds or
Telegraphic quotations received con.
stantly during the day. augs9tf
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

W. JONES, Fancy Byers, 4S2 N. Front
-. street. Branch Office corner Ninth and
VINE streets, Philadelphia. Ladies' and
Gentiemen's Garments Of every dtscrip-
Mon Dyed or Cleansed. Kid shoes, Feath'
mh2O-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON d CO..

BANKERS AND BROKERS
SIXTH MARKET STs.. WHINING DEL
NEW YORK AND PHILADEL. STOCKS
BOUGHT 4 SOLD ON COMMISSION.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-31

ATLOWEST PRICES, for sale at yard, south
side OF Third Street Bridge.
Orders can be left at G. r. TOWNSEND'S
flee MARKET STREET, dec8-tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
fas. !", sfest and I'd

the world. embracing over 5000 900 Chrenos,
Paintings and Choice Prints, at our enlarged
Art Rooms. All the new and popular enb
jccts at rock bottom prices. The Falls Of the
Rhine. size 26X2s romantic and grand; Scene
on the Susquehanna one Of the hits Of the sea-
ao,. size 1927; Lake Lncernc, Switzerland.
the most beautiful lake in the world; Isola
leila, charming scene in Northern Italy, COM
panon 10 the preceding; o. Boston Light,
beautiful marine, size l4x2O, in great demand;
Old Oaken Bucket. White Moantaias. Niagara
Falls. Newport Saratoga. Gathering Primroses,
A. the Sea Shore. Paddy in difficulty. Also
Virgin Vesia, Snow Storm, American Fruit.
and other 24x30 subjects. Floral business
Cards. Sunday School Cnrtis, Stat.iury. Notices.
Black ground Panels. etc. Also the iinest and
most complete assortment of 9xll Chromos.
both on white mounta, blue line. and black
mounts. gold line. Our stock embraces every
thing desirable for Dealers, Agents sor Prem
ium purposes and all shonad test our prices
aud quality OF work. The right parties can
realize an Independence in every locality by
taking an agency for orr stretched and framed
Chromos. Particulars free. illustrated Cata-
logna receipt of stamp. Send for 50 or
SIS outfit Address j. LATHAM Il co:
40 Washington St.. Boston, Mass.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
MEN OF NOTE.

Thorlow Weed, Of New York city,
is in his s0th year, and is hale and
hearty for SO old a, man. He was Tor
many years editor OF. the Albany
Evening Journal, and, IN his prime
was one Of the most influential poll
ticians in his State, If not in the nation.
Hts power consiste,, In his ability TO
successfully pull the wires. - 5I,s.F > :,
Geo. Law, . leading Capitalist OF New
YoEk, h upward 81 70 yeats Of age, and
looks strong and healthy. = He was "a
poor boy, who went to the city when
he was 20 and earned his first money as
as tevedore,at IS csnts.per dav, AT which
business he worked till he saved
$780, iinasuo - dsiih% ,s0Fls!u"A 4" S'&'r
VIM. Cnllsn. Bryant, The poet. and
editor ofthe NewnNorik Evening Post,
Willie % next November He Is In
coed health, and Is still able, to- pre-
form q large amount 4 of the literary
labor He has always led q very tenn,
perate life. taort sah asl F' I.s.r, 2 ,
Daniel Drew, the Wall stnest ,specu
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
THE LAST SIEGE OF GIBRALTAR.
lHarper's Magazine for June.l

CHarper's Magazine for June.l
The most memorable, in some re-
spects, Of all the fourteen sieges to
which Gibraltar has been subjected Was
the last, called the s'great SIEGE ono
OF the mighty struggles sofJ history,
which began in the year l779. Inc Ia
NOUS Gen. Elliott was co,ninander OF
the fortress. Spain, in alliance with
France, aud Morocco, entieavored to
surprise Gibraltar; but Il Swedish ship
gave Elliott the alarm. The garrison
lery, and the Whole force was less than
Ave thousand Ave hundred men. The
enemy!s force was 900. The siege
was commenced by tho hlockading Of
the port, and camp was formed 81
San Rogue with the design Of starving
out the garrison. When. the English
Governor resolved to open fire upon his
besiegers, a lady in the garrison fired
the first shot. Never did u siege of war
rage more furiously than did this for
nearly three years. The garrison was
often. reduced 10 sore straits for food
ssa goose was worth Il. guinea," and
Elliott tried upon himself the expert
luent Of living upon four ounces a day
for a week. +, Exciting stories are toll
of the privateers that ran in, amidst
terrible dnngecS, Win PROVISIONS, anu
Of the storms which, threw weicoffs<:
wood and cork within reach Of the be-
sieged. The rock at one time would
assuredly have been taken Ind it not
been for Admiral Rodney, who, sailing
or the straits, captured n Small fleet Of
Spanish war ships and 'nerchaltmen,
and clearing the strait OF besiegers,
drought his prizes into port. But all
danger, WAS not yet averted !; Gibral
tar was again blocka.led scnrvy broke
out in the gnrrisor, and Morocco" refusr
ell her harhors to- English ships. The
enemy crept. elpsersand closer, but re-
lief coming every now and then ena.
bietl' the English still to hold out
"The city was, almost destroyed ;
scarcely n house habitable, and those
leftstanding pierced by shot antishell.' y
AT one time, the desperate garrison fell
to plundering the town; Elliott shot
the leaders in the outrage. The long
agony, full of terrific combats and
frightful privations, ended by the final
abandonment OF the siege In l7s3. III
in that year the English had to make
up their minds that they must let go
their American colonies, they had at
least the consolation that Gibraltar was
still theirs. il.l., .tsEe'r. e.. I'd d" h-t1s 2 ,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-06-01
WOUNDED IN THE CORNERS.
From the Detroit Free Presa.l

From the Detroit Free Presa.l
Brother Gardner was yesterday
whitewashing the back end OF an old
house on CAtharinel street, when the
staging gave way, and he had u fall Ot
about fifteen feet. He was senseless
when picked up, but a man poured
about II gallon of water down his back
and brought him to.i Mr.. Gardner
thus explained matters to the reporters:
"Wall, was up dar, an dar was de
house, an dar was de scaffoiCf, mn dar
we all was. I was. Jess ,draWini dat
brush aroun' ia kill, when T. felt 4
R0neness.. Seemed was npra'ncin
aroun' on dc air, wild no, chance to, dig
In my toes" ,.ir,nr .i." ,~,"a.. ~. =.
."Why didn't. you fall at oncts;; and
have the matter of your mind2''', asked
Il policeman.
"Why didn't l. fall? Why, sab,
was faiiin' all de time. / went down
bout fifty feet head f,lst, am den Il
changed and went sideways, am den l
struck on one foot an' boat ears. All
dis time was doin' some powerful
thinkin', ! was.".s, 81, -, s. sn e..riiy n
."Did you think Of oysters fried WITH
crumbs ?'' asked the reporter. ,sa!
"Doan' be talkin' dat way, boy
'membered all my bad deeds while
was gwine down, an called out
would live y better life If do shock
didn't kill me-" ga. o.. '3.".-i ',
I'm the group was q colored man
whose face frightened ut these words,
and he softly asked: rs'9lni 81, '"s'"i-'..
Brtsdtler G,.rdner, doan' you MEM
Der de two dollars yon borrowed of
me:'' r .FGufl T. fl1a.gsIl eaf ''
cd, do, v't-Gfgs uI bloc -'d l.t" tn' rt.S o
eden pay than it over. -" shock
aldnt Kill yoa, and now begin on dat
bettarelife.'' .''.' az ''.
"Brutlder Jonea,''s sole'nnly replied
Gardner, ode shock didn't Kill me
dead, bat befo' pay, out any money
lee gwine to wait, de result on my ner-
vous. system pears to be all right
hut pt,ssumbly 1 may he fatally injured
In some Of dc corners and not know it
in month. G. lang, sBrudder Jones,
an dOan' rob de cradei AM tte grave {"