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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26
Tar Marlin BaR has the foiio~ing TO
say OF Governor IhroekInnrtn.l and his

Tar Marlin Bal has the following 20
say OF Governor ThrockmortDa and has
candidacy
The Austin .st5tssasGH says that if the
press OF the state are indicative OF quo
lic opinion, rhrockmortsn vii. '.e
nominated for governor by He
clsmsiion. The BqR has no
special fAvofite f0s governor hut
viii support any man, If 30 {. iiones'.
that the democrats nominate T.e
wave Of public sentiment i feii NJ IT,
ward ThreekmortoD. however. ss,fi al
we have TO say is that he j. csrstIe Of
filing any office in the stste lie slsO.
perhaps. deserves u great deal az he
hands of Texas. and MS short career ~
governor. cut short by reconstruction
and military despotism. certainly has
endesred him to the admiration Of the
people. Being an emInently practical
man. possessing q great deal of ability,
and not possessing any of the blssant
elements of an ofiice-seeker, we rather
admire the man. and don't propose by
word or deed 10 deterioRte from his
honesty. cspability or popularity, If we
could
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

- SWIFT al shf
Dallas is growing virtuous, ri least
the recorders court seems t. indicate
as much There were bar six cases be-
fore his honor yesterday morning, who
looked morose as he pri ouers filed
IN. 1t was small harvest, and
though, his honor is ever attentive to
dut,, he was doubtless thinking what
n fiuo day 1t was for fishing. Several
candidates for the city offices sat
around, who the reporter Thought
wore rather guilty expressions, when>
ever they looked toward the prison ers.
i big bury rom cat walked aroaBd
In lazy sort of manner, aud seemed
he had Reason To feel 50, for his e.ar-
acteristic sieek-oac6 and wtil-was he'd
countensnce, was scratched and torn
aud he wore general dilapidated look
about him, expressive of having heeE
drunk and disorderly, or having been
holding u caucus meeting OF a beiliger
cut thathSie3 Win MS pTOtHer cats
concerning the candidate. The pc
lice on duty yawned to kill time, and
As last resort started lying match
that would have done credit to Gull.
yer himself, for the benefit of Two or
three creduions parties WHO sat near
by and took 10 each story told, With
considerable relish, all being, vouched
for by the yeracioIs reporter.
The PRISONERS having plead guilty 10
their Respective dIunks. took up their
line OF march for the etlaboose, v lille
the candidates snutlled out closely fol-
lowed by the court
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Ihe Tomb OF R.brrt L..

A Lexington, va letter ia the
Richmond Dispatch Gays - / went. 81
course, To the tomb of Robert r lee.
and was grstiii-d 10 tiDd that fr-sh
iower- are still regularly brought 20
sdOrn the grave of the general Is Mr..
Lee and Agne-s-thst students
guard Of honor still keeps watch and
ward nj the tomh-thst Ger ersl Lee'-
Office II still preserved just a. be left
u ON the day Of his fatal sickness, ard
tsst mementoss Of the great chisftsin
srs cherished with Increasing Affection
a. The years go on The maU-olrum
which IL to contain Nileniiur's
beautiful recumbe3t figure l. seen 10
re commenced, AMI will be pushed To
an early completion. The Jscsson
Memorial Association has been msk
ing but little progress OF late. tat " J.
hoped that the day j. not far distant
sh'-u n suitsbie mnnumpnt shall also
mark the grave % Jackson"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

The HERALD has heretofore spoken
of he wonderful strides made by DAB
las city during the past i've years.
Though the country, during the past
five J ears has been matked 10y period
of general depression in business, Yet
Dallas has evidenced her unparalleled
prosperity by her growth and numer>
Gus improvements, that seem at irst
thought, almost miraculous. Her rails
roads, real anu prospt ctiye, bid fair 10
make her oae of the greatest com
mercial centers in the southwest.
As gram market she is uBex
celled, being situated ia the very
heart OF TIA wheat growing region
OF the state. Her merchants are made
up OF thorough business men who have
Dever failed 10 their undeTtak ngs.
ihey are full of vim alad enterprise,
ana generous III the extreme where
The publis welfare il eoneerHed Her
street Railways, fcu DRIES, mills, cotton
seed oil factory, aud manufacturing
aissi business Arms are evidences of
their energy aud enterprise. The con-
struction Of our water works, of sufli
Gent capacity 10 supply much larger
city, Is but another evidence OF her
last and substantial growth. During
her brief history many large aud costly
building have been erected, while her
public puiiiings have been Judicionsly
pushed forward. The number of firms
have rapidly increased, both whoissa
and retail. The surrounding counties,
who draw their supplies from her, ART,
fast increasing in population and her
business keeps apaee. AS a cotton
market sue has no superior. The past
rainy season has had but MON etary
eifec, upon her trade, and the return OF
good roads will be the renewal ofirade.
Dallas past history has been giori.
Gus one, aud her future Is pregnant
with far more brjiliantsy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26
SHORT HORN CATTLE.
AusrlN, TExAs. lan nary ). Isl.

AUSTIN, TEX "A, Jaanary ), 1875 :
The Short Horn Cattle association oI
/ The state Of Texas, was called TO order
by the president. r. NJ Gauo
On motion, S, IL. Dard~n was request.
ed 10 aet.as secretary.
The presi1elit then proeeedet. TO ex.
plain the object of the present meeting,
giving a history of the organization OF
the association, and in q clear and forei.
ble manner set forth the advantages OF
breeding aud raising short horn cattle,
and the necessity for concert of action
among those interested in breeding thai
class OF cattle
The following names were then en-
rolled as members of the association
r. j, Price, Bastrop
John w Davis, TaylorsYille, William
son county.
j L. Driskell, Austin.
David NJ, Clarkson
George W. Hamilton, TaylorsviIle,
Williamson county.
A. W Moore, Bastrop,
Millett Bros, Fort Belknap, Young
county.
$. IL Darden, Austin.
Ci4 iAkthlOI VI u II WAS re-
solved that the association meet at the
mayors office to-morros. January 9,
at two o'clock p. N.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Price,
that the association proceed TO elect a
place for the next meeting
Nominations being ia order Mr. Davis
nominated Taylorsyille. Mr.. Gano
dominated Waco. There being no elec>
ton on the first ballot. Tsylorsyiile was
Withdrawn and Waco unanimously
chosen as the place for the next meet,
ing of the association.
On motion it was resolved that the
next convention OF this association be
held At Waco ON the l0th day OF Deem
Der, 1873.
On motion the association adjourned
10 meet at the may or's office. to-mor-
row, at two o'clock p. m
Il, NJ. GANo, President.
8. II. DARDgS, Secretary.
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roe ns.ss.rs e<..ser-ss,.

From the ~. Louis JournAI: The
latest phase Of our senatorship fight h
truly startling Que. IL comes in the
shape of . well defiped sumor 10 the
effect that j. b. Mccuiiagh, editor vi
the Globe Democrat, sspires TO the va.
caBcy which will occur In the senate
1t the expiration of Armstrong; term
The rusDor appears upon its FAC. ridic-
ulous. and yet what could be snprs
natural than that this an bitioes ) oupp
man should Get hin eyes sseAufnstiy
upou an exalted goal ? He b . ei~sup
ceat Of the pa1rest type, AID hss done
nod work for dsmqeraag u Miuoori
0n1 throaRhpuss ~ Wou6
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lar F..a. arj INSTRUMENTAL cnucert.
ia' 'H.u-aouze la-t Night, given
Z We ff..' ot Professor OF, as
.ftd ll Isr.-J'- orchestra, was q mu.
.t'-l Ia- house was not as full
h'ara.i hgye been, yet the audisuee
~ cHi.s-i Of the ellie Of the
% Who huy appreciated the rare
y" hs was evidenced by touutl,
appFus. Tue pIpii,, each aud
'}1,a, rendered their pieces 10 per
l'f. r0.l.rirr great credit, both
Pa themselves ana Professor Ott.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

t...r.It. evening we called AROUND
Do. hY...r,t and walked through
q .aaI.1a There are seventeen
.rl.- r Hr-ert. ,vruf whom arc
i.. wlM. rri everything
.'a. l.ns uas clean spi or
I..uHg- lae s-k appear 20
'n. situated aud cared for.
h3 fa ....f sell, there being uuiy
'oE.r. ..|r..-. uu herd. \ house
I" 1e.a ...'tei ca the sanp lot Tor
,. F.u4ua..stiuu OF wouen VINO en-.
I 'tr l.H.. f.r treatment.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

'e''efl.y. GA Elm street, a negro
i'rt 20 alive his mule a shower
A"HIabose att .chsd 70 q hydrart
'lr sH long ~ the stream was
ale1 to 90" frost ~ his person
~ ,le toying orJesl With forti
'A.t "a sIit hsvp done honor go a
''''aa' tI. the thuughtIess darkey
-'i''' .a r'resn 70 lhe rear aud the
o. ...-i go the proceeding liz 20
.'''. trHlher a. Ia cause mu-t
Do iernfrstiJn ~ tie hath. TIE
y. f'.i Pea uGdiy time and again
~ e.. Ilrsey caa sec how g. re-
~. 81. rH..a
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around The eur. oo.--haif Las- ra@
~ tr-hg y. ~ s4ett ef Ir.et-.. .,..s
krsa'us. n Les Isi1r rut 81. 49,
ihe bsrL 70 ysg- leck 3. t.f..l l.otIa.
''p--iEs ~lI LEI the STAR r,li uuia -.I.iii
grai dsBr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

'S vat 5 innet sFriug like
zee Ftis1 agrr % .8, add ssrers.
rtH ru'us e..a . warmth.
~st nri 20 be;okel
ote.a'-r re r'cas
" @arq aui on the
"ecsif v1me1 sid children
~. oesa sep' iu doors by the
Iuso "a Fsop. wsrs out
Ai'aad tbe 1sri many Of
Pes aa been egt d weeks be-
atiei se'lu 4 g. t net with
@ 3 garden. ~ bee and rake
p +''iss rses eitasiua Mt pre-
RI srolads ~ planting.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

Seat yogr--if ~ . t.ci- 49, =
pi-c- Of metal I-sy - - 80
thread haEiEg yu4r rir-s@ - aH-
hoiG he Thread ust.~-u - s
- TIE thu-ub sud Q rsnnr~r 49, 4. II.
TIE shining o. h--- tu a. 80
RI ail-- iurr 'r'sr fl= rsl--
dlLt-iE -sL-s rte e1tiIIre r..
ilsr a fses IA -Hrt. sd IA 49,
vil irrrea-s unItl f -rrlk-- g.
ri thr ris--. aEd -ef.,a-- a. r...
me tkp~Eimeft - tl- 4 .1r 81 --.
~ hali-4Ast sever, -n- p-a.l.a.aa1 s
strike he de Il ~ 49, --ssn
turn "a ths c-rtsr n saa 49, go
thresd = -4rilcieur lee sts Fl teE- 49,
effect ~ill &c ~. =st-i - e. srl =
-uclci-ut - scr 81 t4fu- 49, a..s.a.. ID
e 'nvine~ yoa ina - cxg Hrl--rrr =
r1nlssetr. Ne 1au-t SO On II II. rl. 80
nIu-t - hfid in si-a.l1 - Il ..aar-
Si-= TIE stursiiBz matlea 49,. -
c.Gnisrscfsa
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TIE 81 Aliaa- .tt. 49, a..-
The Resent ESQ rf Lax
Bradford m Hta ID r.-
from the tosu Scr a.l-re-
th~ o. -lasK 49, e. .lr .-4.ar
rssreCt-. iir r.asrl-si CAS- o. .r
rs-uit-.i Iu I.lllis-l. af o.. - -
th-s uer- - @ 4-a4 80 a-a-
meat nd feeling asr- r-r-
efoFi- ct th- afs.rzs H-r- r. aEa.
De- was -lanIrlrr-- aHsi HH
FeTf- urrs "...ri .rs
i--.. cute rss.i- au.f Co.,
aal -Ih"r rr#s. bel. tr r#..-
aud - mls...s rHr.r ..rrrar
- the rhg..-.ius t--.r-l
par-ly-i- a. u .- r.r.-.al s-s
s5hiiIiy, bt.t ta- fal-, aal-.t .H.aa
a man c1uil base lHrt--1
,gcL tests O. iHf.r~ a .s .rs
parts esf lflu-uta.s u.ar.
probably har~ a. thaal
sEAiu. though. tor a. isfu-- 60. a-
u-..Als-a
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Dallas, Pa,essis- ana sousneass Ter
r.ts


The Dallas, Palestine and Southeast
fexas railroad Company was reorssn
lied yesterday, and elected the follow
ing officer:
5. Il Buekuer, president J E
Seantider, vies president; 5 J. Ada ns,
treasurer; w. 5. J. Duncan, secretary.
Directories. Is. Blckner, j. l..
schneider, X. V. Tompkips, Alex
Sapg~r, w Il. Ga-ton, J. ID. Craw lord
and W & Connor.
.he proposed road il to Iun from
Dallas by way of Palestine To the
southeast border of the state, aud from
thence ultimately to New Orleans. This
will bring Into close commercial Ut ion
the great sugar belt OF Louisiana and
the grain fields of North Texas, while
It VIII At tn. same time traverse the
magnificent and inrxbausIihie pine
forests along the Sabine ris er in this
state and Louisiana. The enterprise il
"A most tsudablr enc, pregnant with
much good for Dallas a. well a. the en-
tire state. The directory is com posed
OF our most substantial! citizens an
earnest that diverse interests will not
De permitted to retard tie construction
of the rUud.
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rr.a,. Of mature. an. rnt,p.

In the lI'tls manufacturing village OF
QIe-chy, Vermont. has arrived a new
brood OF cats. they made their first
appearances last spring Several old
fatally cats. all OF them quite aged
gave births 20 litters Of kittens - a
very peculiar appearance They T-re
iong-hAirei, with large les ADD long
rlsw. and very heavy tails One sp.-ci-
men IN each litter wss RAISED. - - 10
zee this freak Of nature in maturity
At xix months Of age they are very
large. Some OF them K-r siripf,ei ike
hon, others are quite tlsck- The fur
Is from three % tx iBches IN length ~
over the body tuft OF long hsls rims
the e.rr The head j. like that OF Eay
at except the ewes Of all OF ihrfn har.. =
Mid uf frightened look 1t the neck
the far stands GU, like wide ruff.
the tai Is covered with long fur. aui
would measure, Pfrhsps. TX inche- "a
circumference Al Of them are teTy
active an'! 'siil spring IRON the iio,.r -
tie top Of room eight OF nin- f-rt
high with perfect ease. Whom ffisht-
cneh. they are disposed 90 turn ami
show iiE.st. aud they Wili not permit
must peuiag
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26

In one of the fashionable English
magazines 10 an advertisement al
dressed 'to ladies' to this effect: s'Old
artificial teeth bought. Parcels sent
per post or rail will receive prompt at
tention, ana postrffice orders for full
value per return" Victor Hugo, IL
will he remesn bered, as the crowniug
act of devotion to her child ON the part
Of tile wretched FaDtine, makes her
sell her eye teeth to an itinefs,e dent
ist; but even Hugo, blessed as he wa
with an imagination sipgniarly vigor
Gus, did not rlse To the height of this
speculative Englishman who seeks, by
the aid OF pos.atiiee orders, to rsnder
the mouths of his fell w-country " o.
men yswnipe, tnothiess eaverns, and
the hint that this advertisements ecu
faiDs as to the dire inpec,sniasify o!
the unfortunate danes of Britain. is
narrowing to every well regulated
soul Driven by bitter poverty, q wo
may part with Der jewels, with her
life, with her honor; she may saerifice
it.r husband, she msy eel her child
hut the friahtful struggle fer life into
whicsi must b. plunged the woman
who sells her false teeth, Is beyond the
power Of human reason TO eompre
bend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-26


!. u'f evening upary sheriff
~ srtrstr.l Jnti Goa son, ehargei
',f toeN a ) ff-a aud crlf from
|. ~ '.7.a ~ ~ the city.
\ sae o1ierr crested ain he ap
~" ~ be pGsl s5toaishes. but
n ~H'insly a.lng and was placed
~ 70 await the inves' igatlon Of the
n fHh HEKALD does. not ore.
IN 70 ~ whstner the party l.
|E,I ~ one thing Is evident our
''s have repeatedly missed their
|.... 'nd some person or persons are
49,. 49, On game Of stesrS, ssat
~, ~ e thoroughly iavs ses .,ss..I
- = -, =. p ar. are fou, & PEI
N. = 'as fail extent Of the NV.
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thought they had probably come over
TO this city, and he came In quest OF
them He says he would know them
any whsye, aud stated that he ,ntended
10 put the police 10 search Of Them.
They got all the money he had but
seventy five dollar check, which he
had in els inside vest pocket.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-23
A Wounded Heron.

The Portsmouth IN. Ii Times tells as
follows story OF a wounded bird: "A
gentleman of this city was rowing down
through the narrowS in small bout, one
evening about two weeks ago, when his
attention was attracted TO u pair OF night
herons which We're standing upon a rock
near the waters edge. The discharge of
"a gun by man concealed among the
bushes Oh the rivers bank was heard,
and the birds took TO their wings. utter
in. cries of distress as they dew. When
nearly an eighth OF II mile off one OF
them was seen 10 fal.er, and it soon fell
into the river. As his boat drew near
the gentlemen perceived that the bird
was wounded, and was swimming conf
IDENTIFY toward him, rs though claiming
protection and help. He extended one
of his oars, aild the bird seized it with
his sharp claws and suffered himself to
be lifted out of the water. Upon eXami-
nation the geEtlc man found that the
birds right wing was broken and that
fractured bones were protuding. a lin
Ell handkerchief furnished bandages for
the bleeding wing. until, upon arriving
ut Newcastle, the wound was properly
dressed by surgeon, who admired the
fortitude of his feathered patient during
the painful operation. Portions of the
bone had 10 be removed. but the doctor
thought it possible tor the bird TO live,
with careful nursing. Our friend brought
the bird to the city, and under careful
treatment it soon regained its wonted
health and strength, and was pronounced
perfect beauty by many ladies who
called to see him, The wound healed
rapidly. and the heron was allowed to
go in quest of his mate as soon as he
could fly"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-23
Prepared for a Whipping.

lions Herald tells story of old time
| discipline at Wilbraham Seminary when
| the Rev. DIR. Fisk was the presiding Off
Ger: There Was one minister's son, now
| in the New England Conference (and a
very faithful and useful pastor be has
| been), Il member of Il large ministerial
family, who in his academic days was as
| full OF mischief aS the prOverbial minis
ter's son is supposed to be. He taxed
the well-known elastic patience of Dr.
Fisk to the last degree. Finally the
Decor said TO him, after capital act OF
misconduct: You must prepare your
self for severe whipping" When the
appointed time came the Doctor was on
| hand very much more affected, appar
emily. than the irrepressible mi chief
| maker. After q solemn discourse in
| that most melting tOne OF voice that no
one can forget vino ever head it, the
Doctor drew his rattan and laid 1t with
| considerable JUNCTION upon the boys
back. Nothing but dust followed the
blow. The subject OF the discipline was
entirely at liis ease, and evidently quit.
| unconscious OF the stroke. "rake Oft
your coat, sir" was the next command,
for the Doctor was a little ruusrd. Again
wblSlied the rattan around tie boy ;
shoulders, but wit, no more effect. ''Take
off your vest, sir!' shouted the Doctor.
Of went the Vest. but there was another
under it. 'On with other J. and then to
the astOniShment of The administrator
OF justice he exposed Il dried goldfish. de-
tending the back of the culprit Ike Il
shield, while below there was evidently
stretching over the exposed portions OF
the boiy Il stout leather apron What
does this mean p sail the Doctor. ''Wby.
,aid the great rogue. III IA particularly
humble and persuasive tone, you iolp
NE, Doctor 10 prepare myself tor pun
isbmrnt, and / have done the hest ]
could" 1t was out of the question To
pursue that act OF discipline any further
at that time. And il is doubtful whether
LII WIS t,VA.r rSiIinpl nW;lin ~
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-23

An English writer has been sharply
criticising the management of the Lon
don public schools, known as the
Board of Schools" and produces the
following as specimens of the written
examinations of some of the scholars:
Where is Turkey p
Turkey is the capital of Norfolk"
Where is Turin Z"
'sTureen is the capital of Chiner, the
peepul there live on burds nests aud has
long tails.".
"Gibberraltel is the principal town in
RoOsha.r
"What do you know of the patriarch
Abraham? %
'.He was the father of Lot, and 'ad tew
wifes-wun was called Hishmale and
luther Haygur. He kept wun at home
and he turned the t'Other into the desert,
where she became pillow OF salt in the
day time and a pillow OF fire at nite."
"What do you know OF Joseph 2"
"He wore coat OF many garments. He
were chief butler of Faro, and told his
dreams. He married Potiger's dorter.
| aud he led the Gypshans ont of bondage
to Kyna in Gallilee, and then fell OH Lis
sword and died in site of the promiss
land"
"Give Inc the names of the books OF
| of the old testament"
"Devenshire, Exeter, Littikus, num-
| bers, Stronomy, Jupiter, Judges, Ruth,
&c."
.What is miracle p
"Don't know
ST you Saw the sun shining overhead
at midnight, what would you call it?"
"The mOOn.'
But If you were told it was the sun p
IL should say it was le."
Another boy, giving his impressions in
regard to Moses, wrote as follows:
He was an Egypshin. He lived in a
bark made of bull rushers, and he KEEP a
golden calf, and worship braizen snakes,
and he het nuthin but kwales and mall
ner for forty year. He was kort by the
air Of his Ell while riding under the bow
of a tree. and he Was killed by his Alb
sion. as he was hanging from the bow
His end was pease."
"What is ment by conscience?" said a
schOolmaster to his class. The almost
simultaneous reply of half their number
was:
"a Inward monitor" An Inspector
who happened to be present inquired:
"And What do you understand by mon
itOr?" TO this AN intelligent youth exult-
ingly answered.: "a hirOnclad."
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-23

Thr first sturgeon ever seen in Lake
Superior Was captured by VIM. Heme In
his nets at Marquette the other day.
Mrs. VIM. Scouter, OF Richmond, Ma
comb county, attempted to horsewhip
Capt. d. G. Seeley, of the same place, OH
the I'd, tor the alleged seandalous use OF
her name, but was disarmed by him be-
fore any injury wal done. The affair
created some excitement.
A drove of "a hogs, owned by c. E.
Morrison, of Pavilion, weighed 5000
live weight.
From Aug. II to Nov. 0 there were
63O. 600 bushels of wheat shipped by
water from Port Huron.
Robt. Boyd e. Co.'S two warehouses
at East Saginaw, filed with hay, grain
and oil, was totally destroyed by me
on Monday last. The loss is heavy, and
is only partially insured.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-11-23

1t is the confession OF widower who
has been thrice married, that the first
wife cures mans romance, the second
teaches him humility, and the third
mades him philosopher.