davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
HITTER CONTEST ~ THE SEJEN7H.
AZ. Morrissey Managing rfis Own tnr,palgn-
Mr.. IA cIIy spenkIng AgnInst Him.

The contest for the Senate In the Seventh
District Increases In vigOr as the election np-
proachca. The friends of Mr.. Morrssry and
those OF Mr. S.hrn aye alike confident II the
success Of their candidate. Mr.. Srhclls cam
vass s being made by the Tammnny poll
ticians in the Assembly districts Of which the
Senate district il composed. Mr.. Morriss"y
IL making his owl canvass. lie planacd his
own campaign and personally attends To- an -
details. his managers in the several districts.
like the aids to Il Gon'ral. simply executing his
orders. Meetings are held In the various dis
tricts every cvcnine. Those held last evening
at 1876 West Thrty-eighth street AMI 2jO West
Twenty street were largely attended. To-
might meetings will hr held at jjs Seventh ave-
nue. 439 East Fourteenth street. 21l West Thirty.
first street. AMI 2ji N"- Thirty fifth street Mr..
Murrissry has been prevented 10y ill-hcllth from
attending tn" meetings. H. intcnls however.
tu address one meeting in each Of thr tour A--
srmbiy districts in his senate district hrlorc
mad" tomorrow evening in t"rmania Hall. at
Seventh avenue and Twrniy-~iNth street
the illst ui the nl'ctn- -hn iiie interest uf Mr.
y hril WIS held last evening N Coriin"ntul
llnll ut Ihiriy-fourth -irnct and Eighth nyH Huu".
Mr. Schcll, having bcen introduced hy JOHN -.
Townsend said that he SAW b fore BIN fs"riurn
who would not let that freedom pass from them.
\ political contest OF the Importance ct . = luc
had not been seen In, our 'oy 'l"n .
liberties are threatened ty tl" I'i-fsi
property qualification ON cits'u.hlu. II arr
rird into effect 10 would produc. cg-ic,. Tao
ruNr ildn Wuuid .upputi De ,i,h h.uh. 7 n,;
Mns tn" ra-e in this country until Martin Van
liurrn IN 1891 caused 'h' 'hnnEr in the tuu-ti-
tuition which admitted Hli white men io etlf'n-
snip The moN.rs oi tnes' resolutions would
restore thr OIL privileges tothn rirh.
Mr. N-h'll also complained THAT t'' H'pul IL
,un Legislature refused 10 make % now uiN ion
oi "a, iricis, becau-" 1t waS qiraid ne Democrats
cDuppilrd TO Anu. 'dtr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
F.fIfIIIEs ITrtChID.
The Hamiitons. the schu, icrs. the u. Peystcr..
nnd the Pnuldlngs ItIt.


Inc county hI-tnllchl society
nltLnir annual tnnntfu, ir White pl,i,s ,fli,,,,
.,a,. ,r,, n, -. '','. '''''e,
Ns'.r'hy me lr'-'Yt'rlah 'hur'h was well
nllcd, when Mr.. Henry i. Dawson of Norris
ania arose To read n tnner unon Thn Military
1, go, .,..h ~ - =, -, :.
n'uc"lS NI"u-h N'7'h's"r ouhlN III l'fh.
lie took the house boy storm hy his repeated at
IN ks unnn tho old Wnst.b.at,, f,r,ilt.'. ,,,ll,
'p', Wv ''' .,"' ''"'''
h' Munitions th' N'huy '-. th' De L ySiet~.
and the pau,dincs. The -rious " nearly all of
th..,, listened with 80, ,n.,h T., ,,,, ,.h,,.,o -,
-,
"rNlsn anu ihr rNnlnl n'irnvnl "i "tontnen-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
Arrc.,ing The Knnor sIn.her.

Ol'rr Mantle saw the driver Of "A hack witch
inc rle Atlantic ant Pncihc Tea Company. store ut
Twenty fourth street and Seventh avenue ho intenil
earl, lf, uinN morning that he went o iulur. r tn'
cause. The man sptuns from ms scHt Hnl ran away
lh, unl.tr. Whlo ,hn-ng hln ram hsnlu-t u culniri
llHu "A hn NN- ,nnnf uut ui tic ton store 9Th
hl. shoulder buir mcn icii hut the 0i,rr cup he'd s
nf-In hsuir hr ruuiI get ur NE Whs lu htl h Ia ir
hurh were three ,ho,t, Of tea man vino d,~.ii 'a.i
lun-. a. eni- ln.rtt o' go NN,l ilfi .fHDii ...-
uu"uiN nppru. nul ,ai iAt ir hack hal ht.n stolen
from llm lls h' lANIol WH. a. susici,Ir nt in Wn,
lHhrd u lu .il,c MhifHi committed III" rrelp Nhni
known lS William lInu"nt, the ra@or slaelcr mai 10.
nlt A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
C\nrrNTER HUNTED DOWN.
sJI iREySr or 4 SOJIH CfROLINi
yI6IYfJE ~ NED JERSEY.
a., a. S,,indird the Government ui.
uf.ins place IN this cay Col 'I"huso"'s
.,a s.mr-h Bisco>crrd Through - Letter
..,. ,hcuurrrd Career of the Sv indirr.

81 avg t'ih'' '" '"'> ~ We '"'-"'
,.'ns search discovered h'""sn .e,'r' ,,
IN" 'h''"'"'" '"'''' W '"'
Nsu' you said Capt. John hl'lh~ "l
=, M y. l.. police. on Monday afi"r-
,r ...Ihe his hand ON the shoulder ot
r,, o. .-.~i'ing in a wagon in a street in
''''
want ASKED th' man. III
d fr,, az the 4hioll If the officer
go 'I.nN rrln ',on rom GOV h''H'
g., iN columbia. South tarolinH re-
OIL rms .hawiur hi4 pnpcrs. The
1 49,. .. 49,.
M N'll if'NiN i~@ li''hl IT, '''''
G., ..uf Internal H"rnu" nj columbia.
.. land prnnri, tor W the Columbia
'',' " .>,.',''',.''.
p II nae ,'"r+' '' ,''S m'W-p'i'',
f.. i--l'. l~13 and II wa- during this period
.....d for,,ari.. wore committed
taN ,,.., ,..',.,,,,,,,,", ','',',,,,
. f.ft,vortl,o crime wt- carefully 'ov-
t.. l.r T. t,r,er,.r,ynsnn
e " 80 . IT,.
o. I' iolN"l"h7 "l N""'' ' '"'."
'.' Legislature. relieved from IL
i,...l ., i,,,..i.,,i,... ..,,,,
.u., into th" transactions az thr rN-
=. -tr.fion Last Jun. ia examining
t St,, Tr,o.,tr.,'s l.nnrt.
' 'it' '''' '. l''i'
runi that several warr n'~ issued
G,rn,ut,r for p ~. ri.sinu
'F "' "' ''''"N
I-.' firs" amounts. 'rnN Wnr-
...f fla... q, slG.Doo. am there yv,ro
.,....i ..,,...,.,,. 20 ,i,.. f,,,,. La,
.,,. .rn'o,o rh,,s,,,',.
.O. warrants wer, In figures and not
,.,,I..,t,,., ,,,...,,i,,. anal,
',,'.'.,,'', ',,, '''' ,,,I,
r .N..,rr,.tei AMI brought h,fore "a
1,.u..t T., 80 nnn rl n T.
"',' '''','.,' u. F.,', ,,,n r,r,,,na a.
sr a..ain. his innd.man. Col. Johnston
w.. m.o,,r'. # tho sixth Mns.achuscrs regi.
rltf' NiI.N IL march I'd through Baltimore. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
BfNGS ms ms SLY.
Never Paid AMY Money 10 oHnrri.-Hridgeford
NOnomaninc.
SYRACUSE, y. Y. Oct. 3o.-Thc following am
da,lt was made by Myrln Bangs to-day:

da,it was madg by Myron Bangs to-day;
Nm', NJ Nee lit ooott,g' o.as 's-M,ron Banis Of
flt village u luiftt'NINc sti county. being dult
that ht i, the Mr Rang rcfcfrrI io ln tlc
testimony purloruu- to have been given ly John Hul-e
nrt amt tIrtt llH-Nkifk hDfnre The Altrrmnur in-
ul'c lu the clty of Sow fnik on the .tl inst
und ONE 0' ihr nrm nt Bangs GhNnor rcrfrrd
o. 900 -uch testimony That he ha, road such u'-I-
u0uN a. published in th" papers ot this date, nud
ur tu any tau>at ton between himself ami Hamilton
Hams oi AhnuN absolutely false IN every particular
Tint hr never put rN OF bin. bills I'm drawer
which Nj Brd-efnrd or amy one else ever took tior
from 20 hr gwen io MIR Harris 10 any body else aud
mat h' never sad o. said ougklfk that such money
ans money was Tor Mr. Hams. hnd that he never direct
Is ur indirectly pnd ANY money 10 Mr. Harris any
one iHr hn on such nucDH'n oranl OCCASION ior such
"A lufpu,c ur for any purpose whatever
D. nnuct further that hc the said Bridge
furd l. munnmauiAc ON the subject ui the new Capitol
nt Albany. Hfi that SINCE hl- removal from the slporin
tDulrucA SAID new Capitol e has often heard HIM SAY
that he would have ms revenge ON Mr Harms
MYiuN RAsGs
sworn to before mo tus 3lih day ~ Octolat 1871
I.unAnI ". EATns. NntAry rmhllr. OmnnlMsh cnnMtN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

PM AnrlrHIA. o 30. Mr.. John Wcl-h aud
ilfNNf i.iih NAsfuul Iu itl ug. ttf ff.i ut
un1 Nn 'e' 10 hniiHnl, II lc 'houd Dr. cpnltun ID ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
MR.. HAYES AND HIS CIRCUS.
mrs SOIT SOLDER. IND EriRTS'S ELE-
GAM STROkE or H;'MOR
Arri.ai In Hichmand sherman. Beani,ion OF
the Policy Oid sailor OF the Wabash.
and Ills Exposition of the Hayes Dogma.


-
Arti.ai In Richmond -shcrman's Beani,,on Of
the Poiicy-Th- Oid sailor of the wabash,
and Siis Exposition or the Hayes Dogma.
RIcnMoSD, Oct 9o.-Thc special train
bearing Hayes and his pnry on their visit to
Richmond reached this city at ., O'Clock this
afternoon. The party consists Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes Miss Pla,t. Webb and Burchnrd Hayes.
Secretary Evarts and two daughters. Secretary
and Mrs. sherman. Mtorney-G'n"ral Dcvcns.
Secretary Thompson. United States Senator
Morgan 81 Alabama. Congressman Loring of
Maesa'hu- It's and Congressman Harris of
Virginia. At Quaniro the train was boarded
hy the Committee Of Reception from Richmond
Of which Gen. Joseph r. Anderson is Chair
man. As the train passed the Fair grounds
here, u national salut" WIS fred by th" Rich
mond lIowitzcrs. ani. rs it entered the city,
crowds gathered and followed the slowly NOV
ing train until II reached Monroe Park near
which the reception was to take ulacc. 1t is
estimated that not less than 10000 people were
ass rnMrd. The ladies Of the pnrty we're taken
to the residence oi Major f.. ID. T. Myers. Super
intendent OF the Richmond. frcdorck@burg
AMI Potomac Nnilroad whiic the Ecnllrncn
reception cercmonios. Judge John A. Mere:
dth, acting ,Ma}or. lelygrcd long spec n Of
grc'ilng and welcome. Mr.. Hcl c- -nid
i,uDi N.tuu $50 lt'i"" trI' So owing :" n"
ul,,. ...t ,ual.'..A. g., ''ri '.,ir. re lf tiir
ls ,. X. .i,. .i'ol H.. l. of th. i,iu.i.n o. :.
ihcir city am rr Wi. veg, lgrauilir wceunD ihg
country, ihe interest wn,h belong To- to, 10 that has
dinoni i't"r q l'h invest. gW wiih 4 '9iH'
uier .un-. n,,au. oi Ais, rsai ,o''y,aron, .hi.h
& &,, %o" ua. @m Hah"rd rsdl la aa as. .sa ton @
q. ci.', ,.t'N .rrHi9t o., cto, hayms togg'
D.. lnl'Hr. o',u 20 H. ,omnicrcc OF thc word la.
]
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

PANAMA. oct ~. The Electoral Commission
has dcc.hNd Cen GOrroO,O firHAiunt al Panama
A irtcT from Lima to the SUI nnd IG.,lI nnhnuneen
uni lrn.> Mceas iird thoro sept 80 itum ftiy dc
hcAtllugu u Llo heart
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

Partly cloudy weather. ai south -i0iions rals
ald iAIi.s baGYNcl"r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

Tho lury N the case of NicholNa Dnrhy. ono
NJ tir HlkRr4i railroad robrs on irhl At knDtbrli N
reported yesterday mat tIcS could not agree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
Marriage OF rre..ae., rllo. Of Harvard.

BoeTOS, oct 3O.-prrSidcnt Eliot Of Harvard
bIuAoO L4As vNvull.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

PATTERSON. oct. 80 w ilinm Scott. aged IT n
workman Iu the hp.rn nnuiNr Work. Cu the
ahdomcnhl cuculnr s4w today Iic died
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

NNAoH. \. y, OFT. 30-Th" body Of Chorlcs
~ rrA ntrd ~. who hn- been missing iinm hl- hour
nec neaiH, ln-i wn. ouud in the Wosis near h,rr l
day III iouhe bnrolicd ,lolsun Wn, hng across hi,
bodi IA, contents OF the u.ht barrel having entered the
bead behind the len ear indicating accidental shooting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

khlN va ohOisa Norfolk OysinIs COS, nss ulAn
An5 lOVA ~ InalkeL DvpVt u uA.risVn " -.lI..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31
Guarding Against Inega, voting.

''rNsor Nathan WAS appointed by tho
"NNN hhnrrii-ors hnpplieh Committee veto r'lHN
A. llra,ul"- lor preventing llcgai tvuug b, iuulaps
He county insutuL0uA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-31

SrrciR pAYMENT tI-sUMrD. Tho bost line cut
lv1 bale VyyrYTi4V,o. irr ~ 0nle. -.i.is
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
The Interior of Africa.

Those who have attained maturity
may recollect seeing upon maps of
Africa large space in the center indica-
ting land unknown. OF late years ex-
plorers have pierced its mysteries and
ascertained that this region of great
equatorial lakes is one of the most
populous and fertile on the earth, and
that an immense plateau, among the
mountains crowned with eternal snow,
is watered by the great streams proceed
ing from them, and offers climates ofvari-
ious degrees of temperature. This invit-
ing land is, however, the abode of saw
ages, who are at perpetual war with each
other, and who mutually cause a
destruction of human life, computed at
hundreds of thousands year. At least
four hundred thousand slaves are annu-
ally captured there, for use upon the
continent, or for shipment elsewhere.
The International African Association
headed by the King of the Belgians desire
to commence the civilization of the
country by establishing stations for
scientific observations and for the use
and protection of travellers and branches
of the association have been formed in
several European countries.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11

New YORK Letter: Ned Stokes, the
murderer of Jim Fisk, did rather bru-
tai thing the other night at the Grand
Opera House. He actually occupied
Jim Fisk's private box, sitting in the
same spot from which the vulgar, but
good-natured face of his victim, with its
waxed mustache, had looked hundreds
of times on the spectacles on which he
lavished so much time and money.
Some of the people in the gallery caught
sight of Stokes behind the blue satin
curtains of the box, and, true to their
allegiance to the memory of the big
hearted Colonel of the Ninth, Kissed
him roundly. He glared defiance, as he
well can do, for he is as handsome as
ever the frost on his hair and mus
tache and goatee giving his appearance
the distinction it needed; he is well
dressed, too, and looks as though he
found many things in life worth living
for. "This is free country" said one
of Fisk's old friends, 4" but it won't do
for Ned Stokes to show his face too
often in that box at the Grand Opera
Housep
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
day of April. I thought It was an April

day of April, ] thought 1t was an April
fool trick. and never replied to it,"
Far from it." answered the man.
can old gentleman from Ohio came
here about that time, and said he had a
brother living in this State, and he was
in search of him or his children. We
heard that gentleman by the name of
Benjamin Top lived in your village, and
dropped him line; but as no answer
came, we thought the information must
be incorrect"
"Where is he now?' asked Mr.. Top.
Dead. Your sister, Mrs. Jessup,
who resides near this city, answered the
letter we wrote her in person. She took
him home with her, and a short time af-
ter arriving there he died, leaving her
the whole of his property, amounting
to fifteen thousand dollars"
He was my uncle" said Top.
"Then, by not attending to our letter
you are the loser of at least one half of
this property"
Top went home a sadder man than he
was when he left it. He knew that it
would be in vain to appeal to his sisters
generosity, for she was a widow, and
when poor, with five children depending
upon her, he had treated her with UNI
kindness and neglect, and there was lit
tie likelihood of her sharing her good
fortune with him.
Top was, after all, the April fool
and so great was his disappointment and
chagrin that never afterward was he
known to send an April-fool letter, or tc
play trick on one of his friends.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
The Credit Business.

After having inspected pile of calico
in one of the Woodward Avenue stores
yesterday, a somewhat rusty looking man
blandly remarked to the clerk before
him:
" Credit must be given me"
No, sir-we don't trust" was the
reply.
81 was going to remark that credit
must be given me for"
" We couldn't do it, sir. The rule APP
plies to every one"
Couldn't do what?" asked the man.
Couldn't give you credit"
" Yon are very uncivil, sir, very but yet
| will say before | go out of here that
credit must be given me for being honest
and impartial, when l say that / never
saw three hitching-posts look nicer thar
them out there. That's all, sir, and !
wish hadn't said that much"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
GLEANLNGS FROM THE MUSE.
MY FIRST CLIENT.

John Smith, young attorney, just admitted to the
Was solemn and sagacious as-as young attorneys
are,
And frown of deep abstraction held the seizin of
his face
The result OF contemplation OF the rule in Shelley
case.
One day in term-time Mr.. Smith was sitting in the
Court,
When some good men and true OF the body OF the
county did on their oath report,
That heretofore, to-wit: upon the second day Of
May,
A. D. 1877 about the hour of noon in the county and
state aforesaid, one Joseph Scroggs, late of said
county, did then and there felonionsly take,
steal and carry away
One bay horse OF the value of fifty dollars, more or
less
(The same then and there being of the property goods
and chattels Of one Hezekiah Hess;
Contrary to the statute in such case expressly
made
And provided; and against the peace and dignity OF
the state wherein the venue had been laid.
The prisoner, Joseph Scroggs then arraigned
upon this charge,
And plead not guilty, and OF this he threw himself
upon the country at large
And said Joseph being poor the Court did graciously
appoint
Mr.. Smith to defend hm--mueh on the same princ-
pie that obtains in every charity hospital,
where young medical student is often set to
reetify serious injury to an organ or a joint.
The witnesses seemed prcjudiced against poor Mr..
Scroggs;
And the district attorney made thrilling Speech in
which he told the jury that If they didn't find
for the state he reckoned he'd have to walk
their logs;
Then Mr. Smith and made his speech for the de-
Tense,
Wherein he quoted Shakespeare, Blackstone, Gritty,
Archbold joaquin Miller, Story, Kent, Tup-
per- Smedes and Marshall, and many other
writers, and everybody said they never
heered SIGH bust of eoquence."
And he said: "0n This hypothesis, my client must
go free;
And: gain, on this hypothesis it's morally inn
possible that he could be guilty, don't you
seeg'
And: "Then on This hypothesis you really can't
convict
And so on, with forty-six more hypothesis, upon
none Of which Mr. Smith ably demonstrated
could Scroggs be derelict.
But the jury, never stirring from the box wherein
they sat,
Returned n verdict Of guilty" ard his honor
sraightway sentenced Scroggs TO a three-yeal
term in the penitentiary, and heavy fine, and
the costs on top of that;
And the prisoner in wild delight got up and danced
and sung;
And when they asked him the reason Of this strange
behavior, he said, " It's because / got of sc
n easy--for if there'd ha' been few more o
RI them darned hypolhesises, l should certainly
have been hungn'
Midsummer Holiday Scribner.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11

PERSONS who know something of the
thrift of corns may possibly believe this
story of man who lives at Ridgeville,
Indiana: He was afflicted with erysipe-
las in the face some years ago. Gradually
it settled in his nose, which became
hardened at the point. At first it felt
like hard pimple. Gradually it de-
veloped into horny substance like a
ROSTERS spur, and finally projected itself
into well-defned horn As it grew it
became annoying from its length, and, to
curtail its dimensions, he began to white
it down with sharp knife, and finding it
painless, he continued the whiting
process, keeping the cornuary develop
ment down to perhaps half inch in
length. The man says he presumes that,
if he had not Whitfield it down, this sin
gular formation would now have been
about five inches long"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
Sad End Of Young Mans Brief
Career.

Granville Ely, lately arrested in
Middletown, Conn, for stealing coat
belonging to the proprietor of the Gels
ton House, and committed to jail to
await his trial at the next term of the
Superior Court, has apeculiar history.
He is the son of the late Elias Ely, at
one time prominent lawyer in
New York, who amassed large fortune
in his practice. Being his only son,
Granville was humored in every con-
ceivable manner by his father, who
allowed him for spending money the
handsome sum of twenty thousand dol
lars a year. He spent the summer
months at East Haddam, Conn, and
was highly esteemed by all, being con-
sidered immensely wealthy, frequently
giving magnificent banquets at the
hotel, to which he not only invited
every young man in the section, but
many persons from Brooklyn and New
York. At that time he was considered
one of the finest young men in the coun-
try, which opinion was evidently formed
because Of his distinguished personal
appearance and the prompt manner in
which he paid his bills. He kept for his
own use four in hand with which he
would make a sensational dash through
the leading streets of East Haddam every
pleasant afternoon. In conversation few
were more fluent than young Ely, who
would affably entertain a room full of
guests without the slightest effort, being
a most charming story-teller, into which
he would infuse unmistakable witticism
Of the highest order. He was indeed a
brilliant young man, and his condition
now will be greatly mourned by his for
mer friends who have been so magnifi-
Gently entertained at his hands. 1t is
thought that he spent over five hundred
thousand dollars for his father who died
few years since in reduced circum-
stances. A short time after the death
of his father Ely was arrested in New
York for forgery, of which crime he was
convicted and sent to Sing Sing. 1t is
asserted that he has several times been
arrested for petty larceny, and evidently
in his present low condition, he cannot
refrain from stealing anything coming
within his reach. He has changed so
much in personal appearance that he is
scarcely recognizable by those who were
his most intimate friends eight years ago.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11

AN amusing story is told of some Ger.
man Socialists who got hold of soldier
and treated him to beer. When the man
was well primed, he was asked if, in the
event of a revolution, he would fire on the
people. "NeverW answered the Pomeran
ian; and more "bocks" were ordered
The question Why would you not fire ?'i
was then asked Because | have
no rife i belong to the band" was the
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11

A FAMOUS old horse, owned by gem
tleman in the northwestern section of
Baltimore, kills from three TO half a
dozen rats every night When the TO
dents come into his trough to eat the
feed, the old equine just seizes them by
the back, gives a grip with his teeth,
opens his mouth, and they fall dead at
his hoofs. He is worth half dozen
cats
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-08-11
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT.
SANDAL WOOD.

A positive remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys,
bladder and Urinary Organs; also good in
Dropsic:,I Complaints. 1t never produces sick
ness is certain and speedy in its action. II is fast
superseding all other remedies. Sixty capsules cure
in six or eight days No other medicine do this.
Beware of Limitations, for, owing to its great
success, many have been offered; some are most
dangerous, causing piles, etc
DUNDAS DICK ~ CO.'S Genuine Soft Capsules,
containing oil Of Sandalcood, sold at all drug stores.
Ask for Circular or send for to b and 81 Wooster
Street Nelp York.