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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

A.,
Executive Department.
Whereas information has reached me that
JACOB GUNTER and DAVID GUNTER who
are indicted in she Ninth Judicial District Court
of this State in and for the parish of Vernon, Of
the murder of Calvin Bass, on or about the six
teenth day of June 1877, have escaped from the
Jail of said parish and are now at large and
fugItives from justice. and 1t being important
and highly necessary that the perpetrators Of
such crime should be brought to justice;
Now. therefore. l. FRANCIS 7. NICHOLAS,
Governor of th 9 State of Louisiana have thought
proper to issue this my proclamation calling
upon all good citizens of this State to aid and
assist In procuring the arrest Of said Jacob
Gunter and David Gunter: and by virtue of the
powers vested In me by law do hereby offer a
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any
person or persons who shall apprehend them
and deliver them to the sheriff of the parish of
Rapides, in this State in order that they may
abide their trial for the crime for which they
stand charged.
Jacob Gunter is forty three years of age, about
Ave feet ton inches high, weighs about $50
pounds. sandy hair. fair complexion, blue eyes.
David Gunter his son. Is about twenty two
years Of age about five feet six inches high,
weighs about 1876 pounds. sandy hair and gray
eyes.
| Given under my hand and the seal OF the State
| of Louisiana, at the city OF New Orleans. this
| twentieth day of May. A. d. 1878.
FRANCIS T. NICHOLAS.
| By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary OF State. my21 lot
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PROPOSALS.
y FOR -
100000 Cross!Ties.

OFFICE New ORLEANS PACIFIC RAILWAY Co..
1859 Comm u street
New Orleans, May IA. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will
be received at this office until SATUR DAY, the
irst day Of June for TWO HUNDRED THOU
SAND 200 ,oOo) CROSS TIES. nine ~ feet long.
seven % inches thick and nine ~ inches wide.
Invested Of bark and sap.
Bids will be received for red or swamp cy
press, yellow pine, post and white oak ties
hewn, split or sawed.
Cross-Ttes to be delivered alongside of rail-
way bed, commencing at Alexandria and ex-
tending to the Atchafalaya river.
Bids to b. addressed to F. E. TOUGHER,
agent, and endorsed Proposals for Cross
Ties"
Payments made in cash on or about the first
of each month
The right to reject any or all bids Is reserved.
N.B.-Blds will be received for any portion Of
above.
my14 d2wW2t President.
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NO SECRET.

The little wavelets leaped to look,
The fishes swan to see,
When floating In our little boat
My jamie first kissed me.
The roguish stars amain did wink
And twinkle In their glee,
While sidelong glances cast the moon,
Yet jamie he kissed me.
The birds along the river bank
Did fly from tree to tree,
And woke their sleeping mate to tell
That Jamie had kissed me. .
- Jamie, Jamie, moor our bark
And let us somewhere flee,
Where they can neither see nor tell
Then. dearest, Ill kiss thee.
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PERSONAL.

l. it may concern that owing to my departure
for Europe. they are notified to come forward
a. I'D settle. all their indebtedness to me- and
saTSx. I'd and collect their claims at my office
cnrn.ar Louisiana Avenue and Tchoupitoulas
street, aouooI dANLE.
TNv2T Az
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

Says the Faribault (Minn) Democrat: ANY
decent looking and respectable man can get q
wife for the asking who will stay by him but
nothing short of cash will secure hired girl,
and then she is not liable to stay over two
xvpnka -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

The beautiful city of Florence, in Italy, Is
afflicted with the misfortune that harnesses SO
many American municipalities excessive in
debtedness- and Its trouble is telling sadly
on it's prosperity and OH the moral con-
dition of it's inhabitants. Florence was
once most attractive place of residence,
and when the conquest OF Lombardy and the
States OF the Church was made by the Pied
montese government in 1859, King Victor
Emmanuel made it the capital of his en-
larged kingdom. The authorities, never
dreaming of what was to happen several
years later, went in debt and expended large
amounts Of money in making the city worthy
of the new honor, and all went along plea
sanity enough for a time But when the
capital was removed to Rome the bereaye-
ment fell on Florence with fatal effect Its
taxes are 50 excessive that property is hardly
worth having; and the cost OF living Is
SO great that tourists with whom
the city was once favorite place OF
resort, and from whom considerable revenue
was derived now carefully avoid it. This
hard condition of things has changed the
habits of the population, and it is said that
Florence now yields six times as many sui
cides in proportion to population as Paris,
while atrocious crimes are frequent. In short,
the once bright and happy city has become a
most disagreeahle place to live in and an I'M
pleasant place to visit, all on account OF an
Indebtedness beyond its capacity to pay
ISt. Louis Republican.
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An advertisement in the New York Herald
announces the appearance of Miss Jennie
Franklin. the daring shot and principal in
the terrible catastrophe and killing Of an in
nocent woman on the stage in Pawtucket,
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Mora photographer. has sold 100000 pic
lures Of stage celebrities during the past
year. Maud Branscombe's pictures lead the
list with $4,000 copies, Marie Roze coming
second with $4,000.
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He was fully six feet tall, yet he straight
ened up and exclaimed, "Talkng Of short
men, look at mev' and no one could tell what
he meant until he turned both pockets wrong
side out and gasped "Who is there In the
crowd that'Il lend me quarter ?"-IChicago
Journal
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DROGRAMME OF THE

GRUNEWALD HALL,
Frid ny Evening, May "a, 1873, ut o'clock,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
NAPOLEON AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Part First.
1. Anvil chorus Trovatore ...... Verdi.
Q. Solo, La Zingarilla. By Lucilia.
s. Recitation. The Gipsys Wnoing, BY Bona,
4. Solo, Love Like This How Vain Trovatore.
By Adella.
5. Solo, The Gipsy's Warning ,..,....... Coard.
By Liz tie.
6. Duet, The GIpsy Countess .,,. Glover.
By Ila and Earl Roscommon. =,
Solo, LIE Pre- aux Chores. Heroic.
Miss Alice AfIeck.
Part Second.
!. Chorus JOY; Joy. Freedom To-day senedict'
z. 500, BaUy milne. 'ycuubOu'
BY Zinta.
3. Recitation. By Tradore
4. Solo, la ZingariIa ........ ....... Campanna.
By Lucretia.
5. Solo. Esmeraida .........-..............-Le Levy
By Adetla.
6. Duet Home to our Mountain .Trovato re-
By Azucena and Manrico.
Tableau. Gipsy Camp by Moonlight.
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Fourth Grand Tableau.

ROYAL PERSIAN FESTIVITIES.
Queen Artemia seated upon the Golden Ele-
plant. surrounded by her Body Guard wit
Messing the Grand Parade and Evoutions
. of her Odalisdues and Martial Cohorts.
Song. ......--.....-......."D Driven from Home
By E Idle M. P.
Recitation. .............. Temperance
By George W. b.
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Second Grand Tablenu.

Second Grand Tablenu.
PHEBUS IN HIS GOLDEN CHARIOT
Queen Of Butterflies In magnificent car drawn
by butterflies OF gorgeous hues; Bunffowers
greeting the Rising Sun, White Lilly, Pansy
Pink Rose. Confederate Lily, and other
flowers paying court to the Queen OF Flow
ers.
Recitation ......................-... The Maniac
BY Miss Julia M. Thomas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21
COPARTNERSHIPs.
FOR RENT.

L1OR RENT-THE TWO-STORY FRAME
IL House. No. 422 Carondelet, between Euterpe
and Polymnia streets. The locality is the best
In the city and Is free from overflow. Apply at
No IT Bourbon street or on the premises.
M
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BY Miss Julia M. Thomas.
Third Grand TabIeau.

INIrU UTAnu IAbIBAW-
MOONLIGHT.
Diana. Titania. Oberon, Cupid. Lover and
Sweetheart. Flowers. Sunaowers.
In this scene will be introduced the " Shadow
Dance" by the charming little Emma Hite.
Song ,......,........,.."M Mother Says Mustn't"
By little Archie H.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21
CONCERT POSTPONED

The vocal and instrumental concert for the
benefit of tho ST. BERNARD Mission SUN
DAY SCHOOL. announced on the tickets al
ready sold for Thursday. 18th instant has, In
of the Lee Monumental Association. been post
poned to TUESDAY, twenty first instant. at
o'clock o. m.
It will then be given by the choir OF Rev. DR.
Palmer's Church. assisted by other distin-
guisbed musical amateurs, in the SECOND
GERMAN PRESBYI ERIAN CHURCH. corner
of Claiborne Avenue and st. Bernard street.
Tickets already sold will be good ON the twen-
ty- first instant
The Canal and Claiborne cars land and re-
ceive passengers In front OF the church.
Tickets for sale at the music and book stores
and supplied by the committee of q, engagements
my162i F. o. KOELLE. Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Rar.ROOmS,
Restaurant,

NotIce.-The Bar-Rooms, Restaurant.
Saltwater S ands, ETC.. for the Summer Festi-
val to be given by Trad F.rry No 2, at the Falr
Grounds on SUNDAY, May 26, will be sold at
auction on WEDNESDAY. the twenty econd
inst at .. IN. at the Fair Grounds:
rpvoO Al Nv order Of the Committee.
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GRAND MILITARY FESTIVAL
AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
Louisiana Field Artillery.

Guard Mounting. Dress Parade.
Battalion Drill. Mounted Battery Drill.
Best Drilled Gun Detachment. open to ali artii-
lery commands.
Best Drill Company, thirty men: open TO all
military commands.
Assault d. rmes; open to all.
Glass Ball Match; New Orleans and louisiana
gun clubs.
Walking Match. one mile: open TO all.
Running Match quarter mile; open 70 all
Mule Race. one mile: open to all.
Grand Game Raaaette Laville vs. Bayou.
HANDSOME PRIZES will be offered foE above
matches.
Proposals will be received in writing Tor rentof
privileges. Address COMMIT TEE Of All
RANGEMENTS, L. F. A., No IA Peters street.
The Regiment reserves the right 20 reject any
and all bids.
Admission. ..............".50 Ocatsa
| myls n "A Is % n ie2
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

state National Bank. New orleans, April
%, 1s7s.-A vote of the shareholders of the State
office. Nos. 81 and 80 Camp street. on WEDNES-
DAY, May %. 1878. between the hours Of ~ m.
and .. M. upon the question OF the REDUCTION
of the capital stock Of the bank and the distri-
button of the surplus; and. also upon the aues-
ton of authorizing the Board of Directors to
convert the bank. under proper legis lation. Into
By order of the Board OF Directors.
ap24 I'm CHAS. L. q. DUPUY, Cashier.
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Reception COmnittee.

Reception Committee.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN. Chairman:
r. Fl. Kerr, Jas. Given,
r. Mcmillan, W. s. Ffnney.
John Wilson, n D. Coleman.
F. W. Quackenboss. Chas. A. Smith.
VIM. A. Fauche. L. L. Knapp.
L. McCutcheon. Henry Affleck,
J. F. Simpson Sam'l A. Trufant,
Paul Holloway. e. 2. White.
f. Eustis. E. Miles Hogan.
M. A. TarletOn, E. l.. Hews.
w Fl. Holcombe IT, Bartlett.
A. y. Wheeler. L. A. Vallee,
AIphonse Pagaud Dr. E. M. Schlatre.
e. G. Where.
This committee will please report to the
chairman at $50 o'clock.
The doors will be opened at $50 o'clock.
The curtain will rise at o'clock.
The cars ON Magazine. Camp. Prytania. Dau-
phine. Rampant, Jackson, st. Charles IS far ass
Napoleon Avenue, will run until o'clock We'd
nesday morning.
PRICE OF ADMISSION, ......-........sO cents
Tickets for sale by A. Grswold Il Co.. J. G.
Eyrich, and at the box office from 10 q. m. Tues
day.
The children taking part will enter On Gus
tomhouse street.
n. B.-The parquette circle will be reserved
Person who have already purchased tickets can
have them exchanged for reserved seats by CALI
ing at the box-office ON MONDAY and TUES
DAY. May 20 and 81. and paying twenty-five
cents extra myl9 30
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WANTS.
Cooks. Nurses. Chambermalas, Etc.

WANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED. WHITE
W. woman a situation to cook and do house.
given II required. Address or call at No. $50
Delord street, between DTyades and Baronne.
my21 At
WTANTED~BY AN Al LAUNDREss, WHO
w can furnish good reference. washing for
q few gentlemen. Apply to Ii3 Gaiennie, be-
tween Magazine and Camp streets. my1e 81
VNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. the washing for a family. or q
situation by the month. Reference given. Adj
dress Mrs. BYRNE, No. 1856 Franklin street.
near Eupbrosne street. my1g 10
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VARIETIES THEATRE
First Grand Tableau.

First Grand TabIeau.
PRINCE CARNIVAL AND SUITE.
Goddess OF Liberty, Brother Jonathan. Timrod.
Sitting Bull, Rob Roy NeGregor. Quaker
and Quakeress. and a great variety of other
characters too numerous TO mention.
Song Observation-Disclosures" Quaker Courtship~
Sister Ruth ,............-......-.M Miss Lucille "
Brother Simon. ............... Master Marcus T..
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OTTO SCHWANER
No. IL BarOnne Street.

ALL UNREDEMED PLEDGES upon which
interest has not been paid up to December /.
1877, will be sold at public auction ON and after
June 1, 1873. my19 3t
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THE SINGER
Sewing Machine,

Acknowledged by all to be the best. 1t Is the
only machine INSCRIPTIONS men have ever at
TEN pied to initiate. which is sufficient evidence
of its superiority. over all others.
Beware of wort HESS limitations.
No second hand machine dealer has the new
Genuine Singer Machine for sale Those they
offer are either BOGUS, or OLD ONES painted
over to deceive,
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EIection Noticr-An election for Pr

Election NOtice-An election Tor Prest.
ident. Vice President and thirteen Directors OF
citation OF America. to serve for the ensuing
wear. will be held Mt the Department office on
MONDAY June IT. 1878. between the hours OF 10
q. m. and p. m.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

Special NOtIce-Any and all parties hav-
ing claims against the Home Mutual Savings
Bank in liquidation must present same within
THIRTY DAYS, otherwise the assets will be
distributed JAMES NJ. DOWNING.
Liuuidating Commissioner.
New Orleans, April 90 1878. ap2l 30t
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M RS. E. l.. SAXON

NJ RS, E. l.. SAXON
VIII deliver a public Lecture Mt Odd Fellows
Hall on THU RSDAY EVENING. May 80. 1873
Subjegt-Progress and Culture OF Woman
Throughout the Ages.
Doors open at O'clock .. m. Lecture to begin
at 7:3O q. m. Tickets. fifty cents each. can be
procured at Messr-, Lilienthals. GriswOld's
and Grunewalds; also at the different book
stores. my19 cod td
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

DOOMs FOR RENT-TWO NEATLY FUR
Ii nished rooms-parIor and electromagnetic
story. with gallery front and rear. Large
lent. Location central in the First District
and on the shady side Of the street Will be
rented with or without board to gentleman
and wife or to two single gentlemen. No other
boarders or roomers In the house. Address
ROOMS Democrat Office. mv2 II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

.,..,.a a,,d w. mt and
got t him other, but he wateht. WI. u ne ne
went an and fetched pller and threw It to him,
and said now If your agoin' to make up yo!lf
he'd incide like that, you better take this pill
Ter. and wen youf turned in lie pas you down
a bottle OF hot water for your feet, and make
you comfortable. Waht time would yoa like
to be woke In the mornin
There is snakes as long as treas, which eats
gotes alive. When the gotes is down they cart
breathe, but the snakes can't heather, and
then it Is which can hold out the longest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21
Fifth Grand TabIeau.

Fifth Grand TabIeau.
WINTER.
Grand Reception OF Santa Claus at the Palace OF
the Queen of Ice and Gambols of the Snow
Boys.
SOTREE DANSANTE
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L1OR RENT-A SUIT OF NICELY FUR
Il Dished rooms, Win O pleasant front gallery,
for s25 81 month at 219 Canal street. my19 3t
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

special UNDERSTANDINGS Yacht Iub-a
meeting will be held at HAWKINS CLUE
ROOM, up stairs on TUESDAY EVENING al
o'clock, May 81, for the purpose OF adopting
constitution, bylaws and ailing rules.
full attendance is requested.
By ORDER of the Commodore, EMILE J. O'BRIEN
my193t OWEN JEMleON. Secretary,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21

L,OR RENT-THE THREE STORY BRICK
l. dwelling No % North Rampant street, cor.
npr of Customhouse. Furniture may be bought
at an apprase~ent. Goods security required.
d. s. BEYOU, 30 Carondnlet STREET. mvte 3'*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-21
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED - TWO SETS or BOOKS TO
w write np and post. Charges reasonable
per month for the summer. Address W. D.
SMITH this office. my21 40
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WIANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPE-
w rienced drummer. The tobacco business
q specially. Well acquainted through Missis-
sippi. Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas. Any
Wholesale house desiring the above can address
j. NJ this office. my19 3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-05

Iatd ID out had great hopes Of IL. and "
was q peculiar lavoTite Of the gentie-
men OF Tie Assembly. too. But for all
that Charlesiown is 4 dead city.
The city, however, which died the most
complete and the most ignouiiniOusly
was Joppa, once the BUSY emporium Of
baltimore county. Joppa was the third
attempt of Baltimore c0anty TO establish
. county seat. Its cite was selected
with great cafe, on the east bank Of the
Gunpowder. mol great distance below
the falls, on good. bold, broad water
and il was notable place before taeFs
were any houses 20 speak ufin Baltic
more. Il had . court house aud jail
Nt1lf GIENfIf kesrss ssee-srps.ss ea@asssssl
tobacco 10 great quaatites and shipped
10 Bristol, 10 Lisbon, 10 the West
Indies and 10 Holland. In 1871 J0ppa
was large enough to have an epidemic
of smallpox, and Baltimore county
courts and elections were held there
from l712 to 1853. "Joppa roads and
"oId court pOads are still 20 be found
In Baltimore and Hartford counties, con.
verging towards that point On the Gun
powder, and the prothonOtary OF the
country lived there in state. But JOp-
IA itself Is no more TO be found. II has
vanished completely from of the earth
Ia city dead and buried. and you shoot
canvass back ducks now from the very
site where once stood Baltimore coun-
ty's busy seat.--BaitO. Bulletin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-05

ainnyaenred from the seenes oi their
rEIssle peeaInll0ns and their public
t.9ndef. Re State wasredeemed, and
wilh thai redemption Gov. Hampton
has becozns the most popular man IN
the State With the vask majority Of The
colored voters. lie has prescribed no
nan for The sake 81 his political opin-
ions. Some of those who nov hold Of
i.ee under him, and are removable 81
lhe pleasure az the Executive voted
aeainsf him. Gov. Hampton Is, in fact,
l1e plain, simple. snosisniaiious Dem
neraair Governor q the Stale. There
i - aalrapy IL his administration--lU
ss1esbef weenR 10 whom the humble
MAJ B referred, uEIIe ths man 0l ~
fluence il sdmitted TO personal au-
dience. The humblest white man in
homespun and the poorest black man in
rags, each in turn. has calm, consid-
crate and impartial hearing, and his
grievances are redressed il within The
power of the Executive. These per-
sonal qualities endear Gov. Hampton to
the whole people OF the whole State,
and will place him in Office at The COM
ing election, not only without opPosl-
ton, but with almost universal acclaim
Of bis fellow-cItizens Of all classes. This
is the reward Of truth, courage and un-
broken faith.-.dibany .frgas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-05

THuMB-sUcKINe CHILDREN AND Ia
REGULAR TEETH.-Aside from heredita-
nv congenital deformity, which may It.
sell have originated in this practice,
there is no one cause So productive OF
malformaiion Of the bones OF the mouth
and irregulaEi.y oi the teeth as the hab-
Il oil thumb-sucking in infancy, the diff
ferent positions of the thumb giving rise
TO different kinds oi deiormity.
Generally, on looking into the mouth
of a patient brought TO him for correc-
ton Of irregularity Of the teeth, the den.
tist at once percsivcs what has been its
cause from The peculiar features IL pre-"
sents; but at times this special malfor-
nation is so disguisedby other and more
hidden causes that IL is difficult 10 DIS
tinguish it.
In deformity from tbIs cause there is
ollen found in the upper portion OF the
mouth, Just back ofthe incisors, hollow
in the palatal bones, into which the lit
tie victims thumb has fitted, and which
has itself been moulded By and on the
thumb. The front teeth are projected
forward, sometimes sgreading out like
fan, but commonly at an angle, over
tapping one another, and pushing ouI
the upper lip, giving the face Prosns-
thous appearance, while the whole up
per Jaw has a stretched look, as though
Il had been drawn out while soft and
become hardened in that position, as m
deed is the fact.-[ .Ne'tiea! and SHrgt-
cal Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-05

WHERE NAME WAS UsEFUL.-It
was on train and he was reading
There was a crowd on the cars, and
amongst others a lady with a very
sprlghtly little girl that had blue eyes,
. head Of glistening gold, and an in-
quisitive tongue. She piled him with
questions aud toyed with his watch
chain. The mother, who was widow,
fairly beamed upon him. He, nervous
" 10 the mother: What do you call
vour little darling p Widow, srnil-
ing: "Ethel." He: "Call her then"
Indignation. Reading resumed.-t RAJ
leigh Observer.