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FOUND DEAD ny ms WIFE
= HToOhiSn Grocer Hangs IIimscif In the
Cellar under his Store.

The body of Henry f. Cordcs, grocer.
who had a store at Concord and Gold streets
Brookyn. was found yesterday morning by his
wife hanging from II beam in the cellar under
the store. short time ago he bought tho
property for to5OD. and rs it deprecated in
value. he began 10 complain that he had paid
tor much. aud thHt hc would never get his
money back, This scouel To hcnr down ON his
spirlla and make him mrlanrhuly, His health
suffered aud he cmployrda a ph{Sloinn To- help
slrrp AMI on Monday might he went 10 bed
moruSe and drIe ted. lie was rc-tcSs. and
onco or twice got up ana walked the floor. Al
u'clork. when his wife arose. she found that he
had dressed hclorc her, and she supposed that
he bad gunc to New York with his wagon until
she st litrd into tine cellar Tor wood tu build tho
Kitchen frr. Then she found that he had COM
mittrd suicide hy uak ing II slip moose Of a half
inch cord, placing II around his neck and tying
the loose end to tho luam. and jumping from
the cellar step. His feet wero three inches from
tho floor WHOM the body was found.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03
HORST. ana Men for the rrs,,.n Service.

MONTREAL April 2.-Thc demand for n
particular clnss of hnrs'-, for England is in
crrlsinr. Several ear londs Of from Is TO 30
each are being taken over the Grand Trunk
Railway daily destined for Europe. They aro
int nd a 'ur military service. ana are branded
WIl tln l,ttHr :. The country ode and west
Is .l,.ng searched for suitable horses Tor war
purposes. large shipments of cnttr are also
ban iorwarlrd from the lower provinces.
h4y, nruuliv ten iered their services Ia the
llol1r Gpytrnurut IN rise Of war: lirut Coz,
Frank Bond and Cupt. Falo of the First Prince
of Wal ltii $. L.ruL AlrNnd.r II wait Of
the y torn Il Il 'a, Capt. ioh.rl T.. llill AMI pr
VIM B. LMr-MMl nl LLn LlLM liulMI EMelInNrs.
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Riding 4 IHIEJEs' NEST.
Constable Diiioway and his Men Capturing o
Ganu Of River Pirates.

The six men who were arrested in Elizabeth,
portL on saturday msht, accused OF stealing oystcrs
prove to be- members al regularly organized band oi
river IiLcs having their headquarters in old houss
on the shore oi Eizabchport creek about four miles
from Ellubcthport Their haunt WAS discovered
saturday uight by Constable DillDWay of Grconyile
who was in search Of oyster tolgs which hnd been
stolen from boats Ia Newark hay Tine .ia' e.
compnnied by police ~rscant looked u oush tho
wind ~ ana saw the men engaged in card tymg but
not sure that they the tlrN until
oYst rnlen who had accompanied thr uicer recognized
puru IN o his property lying The door Tie place
wa, then surrounded and the men were arrested one
o. thriu Asa Dixon. showed where large quantity OF
eolNn prupei ty had iecn 81 - IA the creek.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03
THE WOMEN'S HOTEL OPENED
TINE BrSTyESS or THE HOUSE BEGUN
UJiH 4 PIHLTC RECEPTION.

A Providing OF the Grent Edihce by Thousands
Of Eager sight-seers- s-Other Thousands who
Gould Not act tn-The Women's Thorough
Inspection Of the Rooms aud the Furniture
Al the main entrance to the Women's
Hotel crowding between the ornamcntcd pillars
Of tho very wido portico. n large number OF poo
pie presented neatly printed invitations like the
following. at six o'clock last evening;
MRS ALEX r STEWART
rogue sts the pleasure oi vour company al thc open
iup OF
TIKI wOMEN'S HOTEL,
on tue ssiay fVtning April 2 1878,
from Eight 10 Ten O'Clock,
/: Fourth Avenue,
I'D and Jdl sts
New York
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SrARhs tHon rnn rHLEGRArn.

Tho de lictn secretary o the NaNY has learned thlt
American mcrchuntmon are tn-iscd IN the cD'iir trade
resolve 10 nmeui The Constitution an iIEor oi woman
sun 'fo Ma rnlu.l uirt rcillhs Mt Massachusetts,
s-nttN yesterday hN lpt" lh
Orausr n.rahnu, u farmer hanged linus m hishiru
ON nid. \ MNliAi evening" business ttuuble
IL sad 10 have hr, u thv cause
The Cn,hcco htnuHrthrn- Company AT Dover. II &.
nutI'i tIcir De, Nnt rlHN tIlt % lcdI 'Nn WAs-
from ~ {, h. per \ nt Wuuii GO into ticct Arm -.
Mr. Hayes Nc-iAiny u.mnltc1 WrlamC llowen.
now Cun-u ~ Qul sc. tuhc tnu>u Ht fnroutu, Jului
Wa "n oi llnnd, Go To- ConsM ~ Quehec, lctur >
Clark tnlm Postmaster al Sphoharir.
Thc House Committee on Commerce have agreed to
nNlrOprate SlInuuo toward tlr uu. rnNcmCnt uf the
IiHirU rNcr IErA MISC ueltri "a raurc the aupupril
sJ1OUOo
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RTcHMoSD. April 2-The Chesapeake and
ohio Railroad VA -oi to-day by auction for s27noo
It WAS bought by \ Hatch of New York. Chairman
ui The tuultbc of Purchase amt REORGANIZATION, con
ssiinf ci Hatch. e + Hun inlt IN. A Low. mud
John tasircr " Sew York and lsaao Davenport q" Rich
nNni. tnr th'ms Ives aud uthrrs
Ihr amount for which iho PROPERTY was snf i- more
than Nri' i tottNrt tit hnnu- H Nif-iff e. nt al
Railroad toWrUl nu.tnul nr with thC ltsi due inter.
cst ou the same, tie cNptus,n t"r'D ln,nr,, &c, aud
All claims huNlng IunfitN t the AMI cent
honds of the thr,Apvnhc and nllp kuirutd tnmptnN,
tH mt ~ -u u Ii,nr lrh- iut uul,r ,r,ilsi ti lie
about two millions the purchase Wa, mad, iu pursu
Hntc W plau m trDrtuuiltu'n. ~ NhOi unrr than
t,iI- oi thc hnudhYllHri uudug thusniH axe aud
ONl. MORTGAGES have united
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WHY Gen. Ro,on Surrendered.

HAVANA. April 2.-The nsur-cnt Gen. Rolol
was ,isited today BY the agvnt the Asocat,d rros.
lie said lac wasiu the campaign during the whole ul-ur
ounu, aud captulHird In obedience % the oror, from
the tuhhn ttuirn Tie motives ut the rtuara for MAX
lls pncr hrr uhkuoNn u HIM lie lHd 2.pil I.rsuus
shout Tim. no them Armoi. When ur clltulhtrd The
CLAUSE m uc peace tuniuuus hh, rating slave. the ll
slrrrn unks dd thc greatest inlV totlulusurr,r
uhuslui the chct- tO surrender hccaus the negroes
u Ould nrlt 10 longer
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JOTrINGs IHOUr TOWM.

Warm r. clear, or partly cloudy weather, light
variable winds, mostly iruu the northwest aud sta
hHu.iN ur love uir~-urr.
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Mor.Hnse. Hnnsh. IN b, ,he Union Dlme.

The Union Dime Savings Bank forccloscd
t4nt mo. t-H-,- given 10 them hy Catlaunc hU-al
'nd Arson Mr,au ou ci ht pisces of land, with the
hnaufs thereon hesinmns AT the southeast corner of
rtr'N rv'nh street rud lrNiuut,n sNcnuo nnl running
east oN tlc south side u iorb -trnh -tir,t ai rrt
aud uu ir a.t -ic Of lrNiuatpn HNrnnr N'irrt Al ue
rrrfc. suite I'M property wa hnushi hy The bunk TIE
cufr tHucr- show ou thoir iicc iat tho sum Ild Tor
the tl lt pieces property wa 4ir.,ht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03

American S1tt Capsules. Tin boxes Bosi and
thtHpt Al dru-p,i, CirculHfs non Miu-rr ietrle
IiO heade b., ~ !, ANoidtancy names aul prices ds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03

Thr NV Russian ana Elc ,rlc Baths. ~ La.
HNr place, ait NtU ul ina ~ lV oil mdsnlulenue ana
-On.sft hIlleI.y unknown. --Ade'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03

Eighty choice Norfolk oysters cost but twenty
elu.. al any MALT! dspOls. fresh cyeN daS adv
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
WASHINGTON.
U s Marshal rees--.The Cotton
Crop.

! wAsuiSoroS, ID. calculations for
sunday Western and Gulf States, falling
barometer, with with. warmer southeast to
southwest wind and partly cloudy weather.
The Attorney General decides that United
States marshals are entitled 10 fnll mileage
for each writ served by him, when issued In
behalf Of the government aud served on DIFF
fcrent persons or served at the same time,
only one travel, he shall be required to make
the service on each person, provided travel Is
actually performed, the only exception being
when several are served on the same person.
From reliable Information received here II
is estimated that the cotton crop will be FROM
Ave and n quarter to i've aud halt million
bales. largest crop ever grown
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
POLITICAL.
Republican Majority in Iowa.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, October l2.--The State
Register has returns up To this time nom 81
counties, which are pretty near complete.
The net Republican majority for Secretary OF
State is IL. IA. The remaining 10 counties will
not change this much one way or the other.
The Register figures that at the lowest major
ity for Head, of the Republican ticket will mol
go below 10000. nor any candidate on thu
ticket will not fall below majority OF 5000
Rotheriek for Supreme Judge, being the low
est and, 1t is estimated his majority will b.
5000
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
MISSISSIPPI.

NEw ORLEANS, October l2-The telegraph
operator at Meridian reports il5 cases fever,
and p deaths to date.
Mr.. Dennert, operator at Greenville, Mis-
slssippi, has had relapse, the other operator
Is also sick. There is 93 cases reported at
Delta. nearly all are dolnp vol
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
LATEST MARKETS.
NOON.

GALVESTON, October 2.-MosEr-Gold at
lO0h; silver--American at par; Mexican at
SOC New York exchange y discounts New
Orleans sight at par. fiet4
Enthusiastically and good demand; Dry selec-
ted l6c; picked, II; stack sailed, l2ci kips,
lac; wet salted, 7ikc to SIC.
sALT.-Easy; coarse. 81 IS, fine, 81 IS per
sack. ,iat 70
BAeorSo Firm. Light IAN; per yardi
heavy 1871. F07 4LuB
IEs.-Firm; per cwt., 81 90.
wooI,-weak and unch'd, Eastern, fine and
medium, l7eSloc, Western, fine and medium,
i6@lsc; Improved Mexican. lO9lSc.
CorTos Receipts SOL; no exports; sales,
9C2; stock, 81, GGs; market opened steadyi
Middling, Ok; Low Middling 9xi Good
Ordinary, 81. 700
| LIvERrooL, October "a Cotton--Quiet;
Mlddling Upl lnds, o 5-lGd, Middling Orleans.
q o-i6di sales, 600; speculation and export,
5000; receipts, 81 1905 all American.
Futures opened partially at l-32 cheaper,buI
| since become firm; uplands, low middling
clause for October delivery, G 5-32i October
and November, l5-l6 g 55l-32i Soyenm-
Der and December, 1872 o 5Xi Decem-
Der and January 5-32.
SD. m-Fuiures dr''; Upland Low Mid
ding clause for October and November de-
livery, Isle; February and March 5 27-3s.
NEW YoRK, October l2.-Gold opened at
1907; stocks unsettled; money at Q per cent?
gold ~; exchange, long 47sk, short ASH
State bonds duiii government bonds quiet.
CoTTos-Quiet; sales 1906 Middling Up
lands, 10 l6: Middllng Orleans 10 ole.
Futares steadyi October, iO-l4i December,
1921; January l0-s7i February, l0-A.
CcTroS Weak, sales $50; uplands 10 5-l6i
Orleans 10 9-l6i consolidated net receipts IS, =
Si3; exports-Great Britain $3.50; frace 1850.
Closing Markets.
Kansas CRY, October i2.-Grass wintered
Texas steers 81 so@s OOi corn fed o. 5oGss 90
per cwt.
wheat-No. 9, spot. one car load sold for
J 72kc.
e Bacon--clear side, 6x, rib, 81, long, 6i5.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct ls.-GoId il@xI sight
x discount TO pari sterling bank, is2k
Consols, Ti4@7ik.
CorToS-Firmi sales, 1000, Low Middllng
91S; Middling o. Good Middling 1914; re
ceipts, net, s9l3i gross, Soo2i no exports
stock, q, lO3.
NKw YoRK, October H. Cotton--Net n
ceipts 4Tsi gross s7ss. Futures closed weak
ia Sales s., 900. October lo-sl@i0-s2; Noyemb,
"A l0-l6i December is'9l9i January lOi Februar
a e0@3O March 5T@59iAt ril i0-IG9lO-i7.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
Surgeon Generals Report of tho
State of tho Tever.

os"so Va sho = oNoFs
WARRINGTON, ID. c., October l2.-Tho fol-
lowing is the report to the Surgeon General
for the week ending yesterday;
New Circumstances, ess; deaths, $40, for
past a hours-cascs, l6i; deaths, 40. The dis
ease now prevails throughout the city. Total
cases, II ,eOG; deaths, 2, 400.
Port Eads-Deaths, l.
Baton Rouge-Cases, so; deaths, IS; total
cases, ! 500; deaths, ll3.
Morgan City-Cases, 1928; deaths, %; total
cases, 42s; deaths, n.
Ocean Sprlngs-Ca ~; deaths, 6, total
cases, Io3; deaths, y.
Pass Christlan-Cases, Is; deaths o; total
cases, %.
Grcnada-Casos, @; deaths, Q; total-acaths.
323; cases, =.
Louisville-Cases, 10; deaths, &, Of which o
cases and deaths were among the inhabitants
residing In the infected portion of the city,
referred to In previous reports. Total-cases,
liz; deaths, 40, of these 81 cases and "a deaths
are refugees
BAY ST. Louls-During the past two weeks
ended yesterday there were sO' cases and 80
Deaths total-cases, 1885, deaths, o.
Beioxi-from the commencement OF the fe-
yer to the lith, s1o cases and y deaths.
Port Gibson-Ihe fever is spreading into the
country At least 10 plantations surrounding
,o'' ' ,no A'' NJ" '"'''''' De"un' VII "
All, a.,
| IN date
CRYSTAL sprinps Miss-Total eases. a +.
deaths M II arst anneared AT Drv Grove
neI0bhorbood 10 mi,es nortb,vest of Crystal
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
Closing Markets.

No Where
IN Waco can there be found
nicer or fresher assortment of can
goods, pickles and staple groceries
than at Hensley & Sears, No. So Aus
tin street. They always aocommo-
date city customers by delivering
purchases in any part Of town free
! of charge.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13

L,yrRnooL, October i2.--seated between
1000 and 5000 persons In the Colosseum theatre
last night, at The time Of fatal panic, though
the statement is probably exaggerated. 1tap-
pears that one OF the performers was singing
a comic song, when a free fight commenced In
the pit. The cry of fire was raised and there
was stampede for the box Office entrance,
though there are said to have been i've other
doors open for egress Of the audience. The
police inside and outside endeavored to con-
troll the frantic crowd. The structure OF the
| theatre at the point where the crush occurred
| is intricate, the exits conyerging into mar
row well, and II was In this well the dead
were collected until they had reached the
/ CHASTITY pile of six or seven deep on the up
| right partition of the centre OF the ways and
stopped the passage, until one Of the men at
| tached 10 the theatre procured an axe and cut
| 1t away, enabling some ofthe imprisoned peo
pie to escape The scene OF greatest excite
meet prevailed outside the threatrc
| ON alarm the fire engines and IRE escapes
arrived on the ground and tho iiremeu Joining
| the police entered the building TO rescue the
| people. The manager of the Theatre ON first
alarm rushed into the pit from the entrance
and shouted TO the audience to remain quiet,
but nlI his efforts were Intellectual until the
theatre had nearly been cleared. The dead and
injured were carried to the Royal inn rmary'
| Two of the dead were women, three boys and
thirty-two able bodied men, OF the laboring
i class
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
FOREIGN NEWS.


PAus. October ie.-Monslgner Felix An
toine PHILIPPE Dudandoup, bishop of orleans
aud member of the French Senate, died sud
denly ypstpr,iay
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
LYNCH e. McCLELLAND,

Wholesale md retail dealers In Stoves and
,alnWare, Wood and Willow-ware, Hollow
tmhIe' ulass and Queensware, Cutlery, and
nous eturnlshing goods generally
WIN Increased facilities for purchasing, we
Mlll sell all goods TO be found In u llrst class
Texas "
we especially invite all TO call and price
soous handled by us before purchasing.
our motto Is "First class goods on small
margin and will not be undersOld by any
mouse In Central Texas
Meare prepared to MI orders from country
merchants at lowest figures, aud will dupll-
eat az any bill made In Texas
"SouWlml LYNCH A MCCLELLAND.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13

LIVERPOOL, october ii.-During the per-
fornance tonight a, the, Colosseum now used
as music hail, anght occurred under the gall
lcry. The audience hearing, but being unable
20 see the disturbance. became alarmed, and
the cry of fire was raised, and a terrible panic
cnsued People rushing for escape, and sill
ding down the pillars of the gallery on tho
heads of the occupants of the pit, inst impcded
the exit. Thirty-nye men and lads, and two
women, were sufrocated. Several persons
were severely injured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13

fresh Cranberries
Just received by
JNo. =. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13
7 ELEGRAPHIC!
Associated Pros. Dispatches.
THE FEVER.
LOUISIANA.

Nrw ORLEAss, October l2-Filled u ;05 p.
M.-The weather is clear and warm, Deaths
4oi cases reported 9o3i total deaths $40; total
cases II 400.
TANaIroAuoA, La, October l?-slx deaths
occurred yesterday. Seventy-eght of the
population are down with the fever Only
one physician here.
BATON RouGr, October ls-fifty-seven
new cases with one physician to hear from,
Two death reported for the last twenty -four
hours. lis evident that unless cold weather
comes the de'ease will pur ne Its march
As each day rolls by the situation becomes
tighter. The Towards are compelled TO fur
nish beds and bedding for numerous poor who
are found lying three or four together on the
same couch.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-10-13

W. +. Lynch and r. MoClelland, Jr. =,
nave associated together for the purpose Of
HGarrSlng on the BUSINESS heretofore conducted
ny W. II. Lynch, under the firm style of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-11
M MORE B~ALDHEADs.
-. Rae. to Entirely Disappear.


The announcement that the race OF bald
heads is soon to disappear entirely from the
face Of the earth may startle the timid, and
crate harshly upon the ears OF those who
are accustomed to regard the shining pates
of their friends with a sort Of sacred rever-
sence; but no harm is to come to those I'M
.fortunates, who, like poor Uncle Ned" have
no wool on the top Of the head, the place
! where the wool ought to grow. They arc
not to be extirpated, and not a hair OF
their heads is to be injured. Their bald-
~ness!is to be covered over, not by art, but
by a NATURAL growth of hair, stimulated to
development by the application OF that
most wonderful discovery, Carbollne, a de-
odorized extract of petroleum.. IN many
cases it will almost destroy the ldentltyo OF
| the individual for a time; but the change
| will be such a delightful aud agreeable one,
that all must eventually rejoice over It.
1t will be very curious, doubtless, to miss
all the baldheads from the churches, the
t~ceture rooms, the theaters, and other
public assemblies, but the transformation
Is bound to come. No matter how salooth
or shining the orb-no matter how barren
it has been-whep tickled DER a few times
with Carboline it is bound to bring foFtha nm
abundant crop, and enable the possessor
! of the bare head to shake his locks as
proudly as did ever Samson or AoSaioni'
Sold by druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-11
GRAY HAIR,
The Mysteries of Carboline as a Restora-
tive.

The composition of the human hair has
never been accurately or satisfactorily de-
termined. Chemical analysis has revealed
its main constituents, but, as 1T varies es-
sentially in different persons, and IN the
same person at different ages, 1t is lmpossi-
Bile to detrrmine with any accuracy exactly
what quality is lacking where a person be
comes prematurcly gray, or what prepara-
ton is best suited TO restore the natural
growth and vigor where the hair falls out
so as to produce badness. HenceI 1t Is that
all artificial Preparations have failed, IN
some essentials at least, to meet the re-
auircments Of n perfect hair restorative.
There are Il number OF excellent dressings
and washings, and scores of preparations
that are either Indifferent or positively IN
furious, and the great multiplicity of these
furnishes an argument in support OF the
fact that there is something lacking in
Them all. The new article, Carbolipe, CON
tains all the qualities essential to q perfect
hair restorative, both as regards natural
| color and a full. luxuriant growth. The
basis of Carbo!ine is petroleum, and in
that wonderful article, produced IN Ma
lures own laboratory, are properties which
/ the chemists art has not yet been able
to combine, and which act like magTc upon
the scalp, the follicles, and the various ele-
mcnts Of which the hair is composed. It's
use as q hair-dressing is the greatest Of
modern discoveries, and there Is no longer
any reason why the prcmatureIy gray
and the bald should not, at a triliing ex-
| peusc, secure to themselves that most de-
sirable and attractive of all personal adorn-
ments, n luxuriant and healthy growth Of
hair. Sold by druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-11
4 D~EMoRALIZED 7

kn edior was sitting in his easy
mir, buoyant in mind and heart,
18th the calm serenity and blissful
Lhnquility that none but editors
how. A shutting sound at the door
Fought him. back TO earth, and fac
Zig nervously about, he beheld a man
III deep, determined look, closing the
5por behind him. With sickly feel
1tgs of foreboding, the editor motion
III toward a chair, and gazed upon
Me intruder, helpless and GREATNESS,
assigned to meet the worst. The
land of the man wandered toward
Siis breast pocket. The editors face
Sblanched and his lips turned blue.
Alas! alas! he had guessed Alright
=he dread mission sof the stranger.
The man pulled out a bundle of let
lers and papers. The head of the
editor fell forward upon his breast,
tand the hands dropped listlessly from
The arms of his chair.
"My errand is not a pleasant one,"
said the visitor, speaking slowly.
"'Thank heaven" exclaimed the
editor, ~plucking up courage. "Out
with it-suspense is worse than fate"
Z, 81 have an execution on your
Home" continued the man, with pro-
fessional sadness. 1.-The mortgage
has been forcclosed."
"Hoora! ha! ha." roareG the ed
itor, %springing up, and nearly shak-
ing the mans arm Off. Heaven be
praised. but what a scare you give
me! Blister my ,corns, if l didn't
link you had a chunk of spring po-
ctry. Drive on-1sell the old shanty
its a r~at-eaten barracks anyway,
and rents are taken off my mind
Let's have your name, and down it
goes for two years free subscription.
Your an angel in breeches, old fell
low, Lut you ~don'tlook like it, darn
ed if you do. Ha! ha! Cut your
hair, man, cut your hair, and wears
stand up collar. It'll ave your chill
dren SORROW"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-11
MAXIUSB BY BENJAMIN FRANK

$50
Many foxes grow gray, but few
grow good.
Presumption first blinds a man and
then sets him running.
Drink does not drown care, but
waters 1t and makes it grow fast.
Having been poor is no shame, bht
being ashamed of it is.
The wise mar draws more adyant-
age from his enemies than the fool
from his friends.
Keep conscience clear, then never
fear.
Strive to be the greatest man in
your country and you may be disar-
pointed strive to be the best and you
may succeed.
Honest Tom! You may trust him
with a house full of untold millstones.
There is no man so bad but he
secretly respects the good.
Courage would fight, but discretion
won't let him..
We are not so sensible of the great
est health as Of the least sickness.
a good example is the best ser
mon.
~ noDr,;,rno poetc -, tbrp1o,,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-07-11
CERES. GODDESS OF CORN.

Ceres was the goddess who presided
over corn and agriculture. She was usu-
ally represented holding peoples, or with
a garland of them in her hand. Long,
yellow locks waved down her shoulders
to denote the goddess who ripened the
corn,-and every one acknowledges the
corn, that Carboline is the best of hair re-
storers-cooling and .cleanly, deodorized
and nicely perfnmed. 1t ~cleanses the hair
from all impurities, heals the scalp of all
diseases, causes the hair to grow long and
luxuriantly, and, in fact, is perfection itself
as a hair dresser, renewer, or restorei. Sold
by all dealers in drugs and medicines.