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MANS rERFrDY.
George Baker Marrte- = n~ausssus
S"esg Lady or ~. ssuts. E,nsEr.s~.
." ssts H'y. D-s~rss Her, and Leaves
Win - fraii Wansa.

George Baker Marrte- = n~aus,sus
te"sg Lady ef es. cuts. Esatg ras~~
." this ts,y. Desserts Her. aaa Leaves
Win - fraii wsmsa.
There lived in ST. Louis a young
man named George Baker, handsome
la appearance, aud OF fascinating ad
dress. Bakers father was at one time
wealthy, but recent ieverses Of fortune
ruined him tina cislly, sud his son,
Who had been reared In the lap OF lux
nry, was thrown upon the world 10
struggle ss best he might. During the
days OF his opulence, Baker fell la love
with blonde ballet dancer who per.
formed at the Theatre CONTINUE in that
city. Baker, who was a very fast,
uashing young man, led a gay, wild
LIE. spending money with lavish
hand. After his fathers fortune had
been swept away he deserted his old
associates, together with the beautiful
ballet dancer, and turned his atten-
ton seemingly to more worthy aud
sober pursuits. Baker In a manner re
| claimed himself, and bid fair 10 do
we'll. IL WAS then that he wooed and
| won the heart and hand of Abnie Red
mon, beautiful and Intelligent young
I woman ofseventeen. Her father, sf
ies her marriage, at the earnest soiici.
! tatiou Of the husband, gave his cohsent
for them TO eou,e To this state 20 look
out Tor Themselves n future home. Civ.
| ing his daughter some s. 500
The morning they boarded the train
toe wife noticed Baker talking TO n
blonde woman which, uPon Inquiry,
1 he stated was an old school. mate and
friend of bis that was bound for Gal
weston. He took second class pas
sage although his wife insisted upon
hrst class, tut this he positively refused
Ia do. During the trip he man
aged To spend good POI ton of his
Ime IN the first car, in which was the
blonde. His wife accused him of
having an affection for his old school
mate, "a he termed her, but he laugh
iDgly secuted the idea OF such n thing.
rney arrived ia this city Monday even
ing aud took rooms at one of tne-hoteis.
Baker went oyer the city looking
about apparently to see what
line of trade to go into
Thursday he told his wife that he had
found u suitable and paying business,
and II she would let him have the two
thousand and some hundred dollars
he would start up in business. She
unhesitstingly complied with the re
quest, passing over to him the money.
That evening Baker failed to return,
and she secured a man to go In search
of him fearing that something had be-
fallen him. He was no where to he
found, but the next morning parties
who knew him assert that he boarded
the north bound train, accompanied by
blon1e woman. He left no word
Whatever with his wife who, when
the truth flashed upon her, was nearly
crszed with grief. Yesterday evening
the tetrn yed woman nvowed her ins
teDttoa of taking this mornings north
bound tram and returning to BIER
! father.
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L..f uilhI, on Main street, a man
seeing o. fellow creature sitting in the
m.t.iIe uf t.e crossing In the mud, ad
y.srd H.m To get uP and 90 home He
got gp srt -wore that 80 living man
could Do. drl- him into going home,
and mstirg "a batteTing ram out OF his
btat hr ran against HE adviser with
such 'ur.r That u sat him down in tn.
mud Witb T. -ud icnDe-s thai Wa. truly
stsrtirE. They rolled around ia the
G.ud ,u close embrace until the ap
pronch u H erp warned them TO bl'
sarl other ndIen.
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Geerxia Polite. and s,.s.sm,p.

Gsth in the EnYg!ser: Senator Cor.
don 1t Is proposed 10 send TO Eufope
next spring 10 induce Scotch emjera-
tion To Georgia He IL the best man
10 present tbst case. clear of abatement.
foe looking, painstakiDg, and really
uesirous of building up that hes, OF
regions in the south. The Scotch are
the hest people he can get; Svies aud
Hungarians are also people ADAPTABLE
to Georgia, and some Prussisps and
Alsacians.
The intention OF southern me, like
Gordon and Hit nre admirable Moth.
ing but good intentions -ehiyalric
In eDtions, indeeti-ied Gordon to
espouse the presidents quarrel with
Conkiing. Yet one ought to lie sure
that our Intentions will bear the
criticisms OF oar enemies. Al the
present time It Ia very hard for a
southern senator of talent TO exert his
abilities frankly aati not I've Riseon>
strued. They rqnire 10 exercise
caution as we'll a. devotion. The
settlement of Gofdon's difference with
ConkiiDg was creditahie 10 Gordon
particularly. He m!sht have got some
vulgar popularity OF; OF s. fight, cut he
does not need K.
80 well thy wareis heeoine thee a.
thy wounds they snasek OF hsaor
toth.p
The story OF N edesn Georgia . li.ic-
~ atn toll, <ss coordination mad.
between Howell Cohb, Tcombs aud
Stephens, soout 1885, which m ale
Cobb governor, Toomhs senstor and
reelected Stephens to congress. Cebt
Is regarded as the abiesi-headsd man
Georgia has produced, Toombs rs tbs
mnat wiilful aud individual orator ana
Stephens ~ the most subtle politician
Hill weptirsto Stephens' district " hen
lad, and stunpsd 30 personally enc
fiereeIy against him that Stephens
whose skin IL thin As . mosquito net
sent Hin a chailsngs. Toombs Also
wEe saoject to Hiips write attacks
and hate resulted. Gordon came no il
the war as 6ne officer. end hi
activity and zeal have certainly mad
him . strong senator.
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w..h,nx,os Csrr..ponaence.

On the whole. the Washington dis
patch man is peculiar Institution. No
matter what tie editorial views of his
paper, he Id friendly with all sides
His voice is eoft and his manner suave.
His tones are even, and be is never ex
cited. He employs type writer,
photographer, coiored servant. aud
keeps his carriage In the iutricacies
oi legislation be Is au authority. The
true purport of measures are revealed
To him through his Institution. As "a
pariiameDtarian he is consulted oy
pariiamentarians. With mem bers he
is topioftical in the extreme His
air aud quiet method of dress carry
MIN any where. With the president he
is assistant president. With q senator,
ne Is above u senator. TO "A re-
preventative, he is the father O.
thnpaerboits. To clerk of depart
ment, he IL no earthly account. Up
on the Introduction OF measure, he
knows at glance bow it viii come
out. lie carries the art of legislation
in the knot of his scarf. HIS leisure
moments are employed in writing
speeches for congressman, and il Is
DOT an uncommon occurrence TO tfud
able arguments on both sides of the
same question In bis manuscript. He
kisowsevery mem Der of eitiler branch.
and more than thar, he knows each
mans weak ambitions aud strong
falling, aud upon these he plays M
amending series of harmolies, whose
notes are reproduced iu his paper.
Tben he Is an organizer, "A GEM
hiuer. He makes certain com eiBations
which be calls sources Ut information,
and then he joins organic atoms ..om
p ssed of Others of his profession, rep
reseDting papers in other cities than
his own. All this tends to tighten bis
labors. AMI ruts him in possession oil
a mass of iUfernl ttion that his ipdi
viduai exsrtions could never control.
He is q prince at the capital, looked up
To, admired, respected, but tn the out.
81 world missing link between
news and Individuality, unknown To
society, n deep sea monster, building
his Coral islands to the surface and
never presenting his own claims Tor
recognition. There must be some re
ward for these overworKed men some
where, and am constrained to believe
that their quiekness and accuracy are
allowed to ripeB on earth befure they
are made recording angels above.
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CITATION.

THE STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF
DALL&s--Jutice Coarf. Precfnt no l.
The risfe OF rsxas---To the sheriff or any
coustsbie Of Dallas county, greeting :
Whsrces oath has this day been made pefore
nae By J. u Hefrngt n that the TssSdenc- Of
j. L. Lambert - uaknowIs, 70 that the or.Bi-
upon hfTa
fou are hereby commanded thar yoa. by
making p9bi:csalon Of this vrit IN roms
newspaper pvtnsed In Dallas county Ia
three succossfve eeks before Ire retusn dny
hersof. summon The satd J l.. LAmh~rt 10 n,
and appear me. a. my once, No. 51s Nam
street, ie the city - Dallas. naliaa county.
n.. 20 answes The conplssn; OF the ssid
&c. asmnsicn for The sum Of one HUNDRED
sd any doatsn aid interest doe, anon I
nooe Tor eSos exscuted to satd ]. &. Hslnrg.
I'M ~ ee1d J. l. Lambert, on the Is.h NO.
yenoes. t87S and pas sbie an the LAT ~ Of
ssgssnssr, MI, and credited VIA paynsai
Herein "a! 40. ssl q shas VIA make d.
uoo1D - ne tAW diPoeeB, = =
eve. 80 ~ Sssa -. 4 - err. a - =
Ss1issi9 S.r.Rysa.si -. /. 40
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There ws- "a row at the I.amsr
h'u.r sunday uight, caused by the
afJs-fiug Of the steward. named How
ari Who Was charged 10y toy with
Hiymlting TO make way with rIng
belonging 10 him. Several Ou'siders
took dovard'- part aud attempted to
prevent hi- arrest. and in the confu-
siou Howard inside biz escape When
On officer is in tas discharge OF his
eu'y 30 wrong 10 every spu . Of the
word 'ur outside parties 10 interfere,
Aad such psrsous should he dealt with
IN such manner ~ VIII put stop to
snrh -.,Lliur-nt.s.
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Nhos.r of Teeth.

You viii DOUBTLESS. remember read
Iag accounts of showers Of flesh, frogs
f.b, etc.. In different parts Of the
rounJr within the la-t few years. tn,
utger before have we been able tc
chronicle shower OF teeth. Nearly
every tBt tbs eek, in nr. Thomas
Office. na- literally rained teeth y
b. hiss proven beyond douo,, hi.
ABILITY % extract teeth, aud IN fact
ever ether operation PERTAINING to
DE- rra',H.Hn. Don't fail to see him
stiUl E.m street.
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The Pnress OF ,..ens.,..

The parent Of Insomnia or wakgfulne<. A.
IN 9tne cases oui OF ton = dysyepgic stom.
ach. SoI disestion CAV los squad sl.e.s Ia.
uIgestion iaterfeTes VILE &c. The brain a ,d
stomach sympsthizs. Oae c the prom. u.ni
syfnp .o!ns of "a weak state OF f.le gastric or
szus IS disturbance OF the great nerve e..
titpDt, TAG brain. IuSIgorate toe stomach
sna restore qu.liorium 10 tie great cent?.
A most reiiaDie medicine Tor the purts se 4,
hostettofs Stomach bltlers, ~hica Ii. Ia,
fol narcotics which ca CuxL tuey may for I
VINE exert q sopo. ire indneuce Dp5n IN.
or~llt soon cease 10 act, anu iusariabiy Ia,
jHFe the t'ne OF The siOmaeh. los oit,ers
ON 'ssooptrary, rest5re activity 70 the on.
e loas of taat al important organ, nnc
thttr benincent inn renee Is r, n a n
sonnd sfesp aud Tranquil state OF tue ner
VOWS systefn- a Wholesome ttupeIn. D. 4. a :.
Sc gwen 10 tn action Of tn aver aus
bowels BY Its use. tliia,slSxIt
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Fmu-i De q mistake. but for u while
yet Jiay wy Thought that one OF the
E'th-gh.i.s Was 10 the city. a party
named J. Wiu'sm-ou went through
The ritg II ring % buy the merchants
o1t Hy entered the Wholesale liquor
establishment Of J F. Cal iweIl Il Co.
Ella street, and insisted on purchase
lng tteiy business, and, fsi log. he re.
pa'rtd 20 tie drug store OF Gale
a Bright, uu the same street aud of.
iersd 'o tuy them out, hut nlsetiue
Win r'iu-ai, he Wert his way to
msee another offer. Some thought
The mAu csazv
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Sunday night there occurred in this
city arrange case OF som nam buifsm.
and while we relate the facts, We with
hold at their request the names OF the
parties concerned A gentleman of
this city has friend from New Or
leans visiting him, and having years
ago been old chums al college, he
knew his weakness for " alking la his
sleep, and when they retired at night
locked the door Of tn room and hid
the key in his boot, where be thong b,
1t would not be likely far his somnsm.
buIistic friend to find it. But be die,
for in the night, as 10 his custom, he
got up in his sleep rut on
his shoes, kid gloves aud stovepips
hat, fouad the key ss strange as it
may seen, aud sailed forth Tor prom
made ON the streets D. the man Ia
white, for he had forgotten bis pant,
and coat. Several hours later, his
friend was awakened BY = loud knock,
Ing At the door, and opening 1t, ther,
he stood In custody OF . policeman
who had taken him for crazy, and
having managed 70 learn where b,
was stoppius, had brought him home
He was eth asleep. thon sh, the police
man did not know IL. He stated he f:fs
saw him walking around on the shes
over Sanger Bsos., store, on Matt
4 Al
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FOREIGN NOTES.


Ex- Qaeea Isabelle Determines 60 a.
s~ssd Alssnss-s ~ eaassg :. Misisss Dol
lar Fire In Lesaes-saades Death o
rsehbsrse's Yrse.a.
LONDON. Jsn.l2,3 $3.50 p. m.-Ope 9th,
largest fires that has occurred here 70
many years 10 now burning on Frids,
aud Waiting streets. II originated Ia
the warehouse of Croker, Sons 4 Co
calico printera The whole block wa,
threatened, but the fire is now believe,
10 be under control.
Loss by fire here to-day at the coruel
OF Friday aud Waiting streets, owe,
81 ,o00, 900.
LONDON, January l2.-The Times
Paris correspondent telegraphs tina
ex' Queen Isabella. who stated som,
days ago that she would not be per
mitted to return to Spain on account
OF her action in connection with tn,
expulsion from France of Don Carlos
Insists upon attending the marriage O
King Alfonso, her son, and the span
ish ambassador at Paris Is compelled
TO resort to numbers of petty precsu
tons and strAtagems to prevent hei
from carrying out her intentions. Th,
marriage of King Alfonso and Princes,
Mercedes Is nov fixed for the secons
of February.
LONDON, January William Cob
t@tt, well known tor his strenuous ef
forts in behalf Of the nchborne claim
ant, fell dead in Westminster hail thi
morning. He was son of William
Goblet, the celebrated English radica
politician and writer.
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gbsrtNart.

N..srvsri be-. III iierent effects upon
-rlrc-..u- LETT owing very much
r.Ta mar.- raising and his love OF
ml-r. " dn--iSy night n lot OF IL Us
ra.Iay...' Too one tina was not sppre
rsfsl tu.gsn the party were well
truyt f,rR itH instruments used % sui h
oaa...i-. tut they gave him n grand
rs-u uuf the wicked aud uBfeelipg
bridegroom lctsd usaghty, and turned
tao bis ya'rh dogs that We're chained
.r far ra,E yard l0ose, creating n hur.
l.s rr. 1903 the crowd, so the stcIy
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By the death of Victor Emmaual. his
son, Humbert Renter Charles Emman,
uel Jean Marie Ferdinand Eugene, be-
comes king of Italy. He was born on
the 4th of March 1874 While only a
boy he was the close companion of his
father in some Of his exciting political
and military events of the earlier part
of his reign. Later, the prince was an
active agent in recognizing the
government Of Naples and Sicily, when
these Important states were added to
the Sardinian crown. During the war
of 1866 he commanded division, and
fought bravely but without success to
save The day at Cnstozza. In April. 1865.
he married his cousin, Marguerite Marie
Therese, daughter of his father
brother, Ferdinand. durk OF Savoy,
He has been described as of a sedate
| aud almost saturnine temper, very
much unlike his father in character
and conduct Z but ne is exceedingly
popular. nevertheless. with the Italian
people. who grew weary Of the old king
scandalous excuses long ago. The
prince was bitterly opposed 70 the CON
tinuance and IegaiizAiion of the king.
connection are not likely TO be much
| IN favor under the new reign. con.
ssItutional government ny responsible
ministers IS 50 strongly established II
Italy that the accession of new kins
will not probably have any materia
effect upon the internal administration
but there is Of course . possibility tina
the personal feelings or prejudices o
/ Humbert may have weight in:directin,
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The p.,roi, Free Pres. So. ,n.t

The Detroit Free Press szys: inaI Iition
$1,000 UniYcHsai Alra-nacs Ju.t public d
by the extensive seed house OF ID. NJ. FER,
& Co.. OF our city. the 1rm are now publish
Ing for srsiuitous distribution an ediiIon Of
i"o."o Seed ANIMALS. Their former puhslea-
TONS have neen unsurpassed, but the pre-
euf one promises 20 excel Gil ofhes. in u,i,.
iiy and general excellence. IL VIII b. mailed
tree To ali spp.ieaIts-
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sseiiee . German Syral 20 lei a. Nx-,,,rs,.r-
fat qualities be kaosn To their f.ieras IN,
eufla< consu IA pticn. sew ere couxl-, er,,ap.
-st MA, Pnsumooia, and In lac. ali .nso \,
and aung dtssas-s. No person can ne n
Without imua~O lais relief Ihr-- ao--. = A.
E-i.SNe ANY Case, and ~e consider 10 the cuIy
% ALI ufuggasls 10 g SinInenu AZ l., the !. a.,
1ylns eo1su.nptivr, Al least To Try one botIl lie
~ si'oO bDtfles were sold last year, ana "a
Que e..-e Wh-r- ~ fa4Iea was rcporef. Eucb
.. tncdtctn- ~ the German -yrgp cauuot l,-
LsO widely known. Asa yCCr .sTuxxl..
about ~. sample bottles 10 Try, sni d IN,
cents' Regular size, seventy-nys SesIs- Far
sails by sill druggists.
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rhe N-..-n,a,.x .....

f's said Of The little nocturIa al pest, The
b-d-bus. IA al at "nost-hiiiir" he ,xc,-l.
o=eciief; s- a sucker ne superior 70 Ia. nm.
ping PAiDp, Will he eqa..is Lydia Tuo = =
IN ~ ',uEsSinS. II l. i.tasF atrAuse tat
ths-s refuse tue blood Of a lady who ilss -
HystsrfeS, OF who - p!osEated with an
-dIohsc isflele ofnplsinL Now IL sifiE =.
~ tii-.t All .tai-ss VINO are aIf ictSI rs st,oYa
Lao Gated SHOULD al once RESORT a. tue H. al
"a t@oi4n eriut Female medine knos. u 49, "a =.
a! IA selna.e slttersrsuu can be cuIei ol IA. -.
I"Aia4s tsoaoles, That tney may faEu- 81 xOod
Nii.l!sssIIs bioO 4 ,od - the lanr sI.rStn,
oed-pas-- fd!i Particulars can he had Is
tOnAOE - +" -isor s1d al ao~eai, At "A :
las. fIlF.nss..-s,
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Glasgow Ky,) Times: Twenty
years ago Aeentieman living along the
Tennessee lise. not more than thirty.
ave or forty miles from GlAsgov, con-
ci1ied 10 move "a Caiifnsnia The pro-
positiou met The cordial assent Of Ill his
fAmily. Evezythine Wss shaped tn
wards the removal. When the time
eNSbo tie land was unso5d snd soue
fnsEne0 rouatned unnessled Il W.
nr5ond that IL mothor ard 1onainflef
IL - 4Dtly, sxeap< ~ fAshsp, shouI6
eemnenQ ~ novsL VIVA = 49,
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q. nnMIrhItn.

ysmed gentlemen are
.... DIla, rad Wichits
Tor the en.uing year
.arn, president; J.. W
.. president, J W Cruwtu-.
r. . Hr,rgr Shi"ii-, secretary.
I 10 u...Uu. J " Calder aud II as
r...s..I.y. Hruni"ee.
Ito |.ar, ~uwuie Robertson, Jetl
N.rf... &. Hearty, attorneys.
Atrau.rur officers duiug business
rrf.- .1H. are employed ~ the con-
.Er.HI..u COMPANY
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...... ~ the city efilce- hid
... rEi.k as leaves in Val
..urr there will be four
.... f1 eject. uue from each
t- Of various Rspirant.
. ..r banner on the outer
ms We learn Inst sew.
tHH Third ward are
IS q Holland 70 allow
...... .. u.l in She place Of
90. Who dee ines re-.
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.ReheIlItixaflon..

From the Nashville American: Ia
view OF the recent denial OF the ortho
dox hell by number of ministers. tn.
Chicago Times demands rehabilitation
Mr.. Story yearns for the hell of hi.
lathers
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HE siA tE or TEXAS. Atlas
Coubty-fbe undersigned laviux l...1.
duly sprolntcd administrator % the estate
of Das' d Thomas late Of DALAI coanfr DE-
ceased. Al regular Term Of the county cogrt
OF sail county, on the 3sth day OF Msrrl.
Isl, hereby notifies all persons indebted 10
said e>tate 10 make I'm mediate payfoent
ana these having claims against same 20
present them, duly authentfcstec, with lime
prescribed by Law. MITCH GREY
tsnfiJlt va Admfntxffator
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rhe Cessasr Linimenfs sre of too kinds
The white Is FOR the human family; the
yellow IL Tor horses. sheep. ami other AMI
mails. resi noaials Of the effects produced
ny these remarkable preparations sre
wrapped srounde bottle. and may Re
preciiE'' o. any druggist or by y All from
the einee Of TIE CENrAUR COMPANY, -
Dey street, New York city. IanIaviy
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Low spirits, disiss,e for company. irr.la-
oility OF temper and love OF retirement ex-
tst with many persons from lesion OF the
liver; they are advised To Use Home s.oras-i,
bittcrs, ss 1t acts on the whole an.IaAI econ.
omy. ta.tt
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"a. -.adsy the fret train on the
49,. .aI Wirhits crossed the Den
r.. .g sunday with locomotive
owen COTS. shake.
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sesA'. .. s~s.esesss.sis..

Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer; Mr.. Beck's speech
10 favor Of the RECOMMENDATION Of silver
Was powerful effort, and created mark
ed effect on account OF the clear and
explicit way in which the case was pre-
ssnted. No unprecedented heafer could
doubt, sfler hearing him, that il was
the bondholder who wss making all the
row about demonstration. Beck made
the clesrest explanation thst han yet
been made Of the fraud that was perpe-
tsHted on the country when the demone-
tization sst VS. pss~ed ia 1873. He
showed from the record that il wss %
sct Of dslibersts dscsption on consrssu,
tho president and the psopla n he
hs1 no other rsason for voiina ~ r.
moaetisstiou, The nzAnnsr II wkieh &
VS. dsepooesixed would ~ sun
rsasou, To- the ffAnd I'D deosptIon
shoald - eeFreaes6. n
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shilli.i unrr.sl...

Some two years since, Jacob Web
Der, of this city, received blow on bis
right eye during fight, indicted with
= pair Of brfss knucks, which destroy.
ed the numerous of the eye, and By
it's decaJing, began to excite The sym.
psthy Of the left TO such an extent that
to save the latter, rendered It's extrae-
ton necessary. DIR. NJ Josephfhal, OF
Sherman, performed the operation
yesterday evening, at the Medical in,
siitute. Dire. Hughes, Sutton, Leake,
Graham, Momand, Mcqueen and AL
len being present, witnessed the
operation. The patient laid down
upon a couch or lounge, when chloro.
form Was administered. after which
the operation OF extirpsting the eye
ball Was brgua. The operation wns
skiiisuliy performed, and in a very
short time. not occupying over bali NJ
hour. altogether. Ia a short while
after the operation had been perform
Ell, the patient arose from the couch
and walked to his home. DR.. Joseph.
tnsi was formerly connected with The
blind asylum at Austin, and has mads
IN this state = reputation ~ being I
most skiliful and expersen ced occuiist