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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-07-19

a ASSORTMENT. INCLUDING:
Roast Beef, Boiled Beef. Roast Mutton, Boiled Mutton,
Compressed Corned Beef, Pigs Feet, Lambs Tongues, Beef
Tongues. Tripe, Fish Chowder. PORK and Beans, Goldfish
Balls, &c, &c. For Sale by
iaI,7s BoLLEs 4 co.
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POTATOES :

NEW ZEALAND Potatoes, RECEIVE
IN ed TaIS DAY, June 18th, 1879, for sale by
JULIA BQLLES & co.
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OIL! OIL!
DURE SPER OIL TRAINED AND FREE
from foots. For Sale by
ia1 20 DoLLEs & co.
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CALIFORNIA HAY, BRAN, oATsi
iaIa 10
FOR sale.

hNE NEW EAsTERN-BUiLT Fd6T
" Wheeled OK Cart OF very superior make; just de
for plantation use. 0a12) q. DndwER Il 90
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PAINTS. OILS, T

Raw Oil, Boiled Oil, Kerosene OIL.
Whale OH, China nut OIL, Lard Oh,
Woodward's Signal OH, Tar OIL,
Bright Varnish, Black yarnisb,
3. Turpentine, Coal Tar, Patent Dryer, Red Lead,
White Lead, Black Paint, Green Paint. Red Paint,
yellow Paint, Blue Paint, Metallic. dry, Lamp Blac
Chrome Yellow, Chrome 0reen, Prussian Bine,
Burnt TIMBER, Chinese yermiIlion, Copper Pesnt.
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HEMP RUfE,

II inch, II inch, 2 inch, 81 inch, 81 inch, q inc. M
8 inch. 81 inch, 81 inch, 90 inch, 4 inch. ~ inch, 81
81 inch, o inch, % inch, J inch, ~ inch, 3 Inch.
RATLIN-12 thread, 10 thread, rs thread, n thrmI
S~PUNYARN-2 yarn, 3 yarn. M
SEIZING-0 thread, Q thread, IL thread.
Marine, DouselIne, Hanbroline, Rounding, Russia Dol
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whaleboats, Whale Irons, Whale Lance

Brands Bomb Guns, Brands Bomb Lsnces,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Piercs's Msxnstft Trd
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

A portentous thing came to pass In In.
Senate yesterday. In ninety-ninc Goes
out OF hundred the fate Of sny ruessnrs
might safely be decided BY ! deef man
IN its favor If he saw, Senator fcDonald
nod his head in Appreciation Of Il and
Senator Zach Chandler and Senator Lo-
gan shake their heads m opposition to Il.
But the bundreth case turned up vester-
day in debate upon the bill % AUTHOR
ize the appointment Of . youth named
Braden to be an ensign in the nayv. The
ground on which his appointment i rec
ommended is that after passing : fina az
animation In England he declined : sim
liar appointment in, the Bri.ish nsvv -
cause he would not forfeit his Amer,csn
citizenship. He himself, has said Il. and
i is greatly to bis credit, that he il not Al
Engiishman. In spite Of al tempsssions
TO belong TO other natioGs Ne remains n
American. But instead OF thinEine this
its own sufficient reward be- asls In 49, -.
oRnitin Of his self-sacrifice, that Is shsll
not ultimately lose anything 81 IA Th;.
is heroic attitude, bat b is aIll or nr.c. ~.
tical inconvenisnces.--World.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Conxresa Yesterdax.

Speeches were made In the Senate yss.
ter,lay against the Free Election bill BY
Mess-s. Edmunds, Blaine and Chandler,
and the bill was then passed exactly -
II came from the House by % to 23. The
House was diseusted very much by
the antics of NJ essrs. Cox and Copger for
some time. and then acted upon num-
Der of unimportant measures. The War
M Messrs. Weaver and He1man.-In spite
Of the stal warts it IS believed the Presi-
dent will sign the Free Election BILL
Secretary Schurz is trying TO find some
way of Furnishing those persons who are
responsible for q raid on the Indian Ter
ritory. 10
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
To BE Hung.

The coming Spring, 10000 pieces Of
wall paper and 1900 pairs of win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Walt Paper House of j. r. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling 15c.
paper for 12ic.. l2ic. for 1Oc. /; lOc. for
&c., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed Ut full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper a room II It. by II #. for the
small sum Of Is cents. So, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than shitewashing.-
The spring designs are stylish and beau
tiful. Good oil shading 1Sc. per yard.
Window shades and fixtures, hung COM
plete, $l.75 per pair. Gilt papers and
Dado work 80 per cent lower than ever.
Give us a call and be convened that the
above is NO humbugging advertisement,
but facts. JOHN r. HOLT, 223 Market
street. f,b17-dtf.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

Hon. A. n. Stepheus. ~ : 49,,
view With = Herald feporter, ii 81 'Isds shis
Eood thing. 1as 8! and 20 We doubs II Hsn Franz
better one: '.Co urage Il rfsst d,T virtue
II Is Snst nom which springs the highest
encsrssnSe ent.rss;ns. or M human natute and human
est Of all courage y that sDirit wS,ch .Mo- a~-
sDies ~. man % act In ACcofiance with
ms ms c~n cSnya9esons of Hey without be-
whether in public or pfissie fifs." "''e'
The Prince Of Wale.a ~. ..,e.
through Sir D. aProbyn {6s nIr..,,re s e wisS
which he witnessed br. tsafvSrr stiI, n, II
rihe-shootipgs recently At ,Ssndr,nch.m ~
Accompanying the letter was ! cold
horseshoe scArl pin, studded with dia-
.sSsss No oPiu@ Pra1 |. No @osgha. sr other dan
baby syrup, for the 5eiisf of eol,c' treIhs
ing, etc. Price 25 cents. '"S' ~
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

Nihilsm, says foreign writers, is not .
name which rep, esents wild craze of a
fow but tenn which signifies the dis
content of the many. The millions of
Russian mAlcontents are not all Nihi-
lists in the sense of working to overthrow
religion and society as we understand
these things, but they are % In their
desires to improve away the whole Rus
sian society system, with It's gross super
stitions which do day for religion, and
ils corrupt maladministration, q uclties,
and military oppressiyness which stands
in place OF government. .H|aA
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Sunday Delivery Of Ice Prehib
III 1tell.

Masor Stokley yesterday Issued In
structions to the police to not fy the ice
companies that their wagons come with
in the meaning Of the law prohibiting
worldly employment on Sunday, and II
any Ice 10 delivered on Sundays proceed
ings for violation Of the law will be be.
gun ontbe following Monday. "a
NJ. Legouve, the French academican
and moralist, now employs his eultivated
leisure almost entirely in fencing and in
teaching rrading mental, moral and vo-
cal gymnastics have been the occupation
OF his days and the solace of his nights.
Iowa hAs twenty savinss banks, with
deposits aggregating $2,A47, ,i08; and
thirty-three general banks, whose total
assets amount to So, ,783 .965. si5fW sN
The 6rst shipment, ofinsw wheat from
SoathWestern Georgia was reeeivsd iu
Macon yesterday. g =
See Local Matter In Third P0ge.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
CURRENT NOTES.


4a In London the kishmonger.' Comma
ny has gwen $3.50 to the Female School
of Altar. '., s-.f l.....n
The nephew of the Zulu Kiag, 0ety-
wayo. is at a hJtel III Copenhagen, the
observed of all observers. q
There is nothing so strange, saws a
philosophic urnalist, but that some one
selects it for pet. Even frogs and land
lizards do not escape. 40
a IsoIIuon PawnUTUncr wiIrcs JuaL wnsJ
ever may have been said to the contrary,
men in LoI.don do not pawn their coats
ior drinks.
The Memphis ('Fenn.) appeal predicts
that If Tilden is its party's nominee In
1880 defeat will be inevitable.
A Nebraska man, with the aid of sixteen
men, has planted $1,000 trees on his
claim in eight days this spring.
The late Mrs. Henrietta Jaccard, widow
of Eugene Jaccard, of st. Louis, bequea-
thed ", 800 for religious and educational
purposes eaHi
John Augustus Rogers, q Kentucky
temperance lecturer, has cmmitted sui-
eide after six weeks of amin errupted
intox xication. ....- A.'l
The craft in which Mr.. and Mrs. Gold
smith Intended to circumnavicate the
glob -ss deem q mpleted in Boston. It
is on-y eighteen feet long and six wide,
One of the cracks restaurants at Berlin.
the proprietor of which has failed, reveals
a cliditor who has created sensation by
sending in his bill Of 1890 francs for
"horse flesh" supplied. "a .
An old Vermont offered widow ST.
0OO to marry him, and she accepted ;but,
on seeing her daughter, he recanted, and
offered $1,000 for the younger woman.
A breach Of promise suit is the result.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
A steamer ., sse Upper -1e1ev.,

DELAWARE N. j., May 9s--Tle first
steamer that ever ploughed the waters Of
the Delaware Is high q this point pass
ed about FIVE O'Clock this afternoon. As
she went under the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad bridge
cheers were given by large crowd Of
spectators, and were answered by the
waving Of the national ecolofs on, board
the boat. The vessel is q small side
wheeler, and is butsixty-feet in length.
1t is named the Kittatinny, Will carry
about seventy five passengers, and win
ply between the Delaware Wstef Gan.
Pa, and Port Jefvis, N. .F.caf7
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
WASHINGTON, Nay 9, 1879.

vnalOm 81 oemt1nent Regarding lt
.--The Debate In TIE Se1ass. IA.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1879.
Republicans who have spoken with the
President within two days say very con-
hdently to-day that he will veto the bill
prohibiting military interference ct cleo
tions.. The bill passed the Senate to-day
and will 60 to the President to morrow
afternoon. 1t is ths House bill, and IL
in these words: als.ri. -... osi
whereas the prs sence Of trO 3ps ut the
polls In contrary to the spirit OF our insti-
tutlOns and the traditions Of our people,
and tends to destroy the freedom Of elec.
ti0ns. therefore bs II enacted, &C., tina,
1t shall not be lawful to bring to or em-
ploy. at any place where : general or
special electi0a ~ 6eipg held in Stas6
any part OF tho army or navy OF the
United States, nnlesH such force be iie-
cessary to rspel thsarmsd enemies OF the
United States or 10 enforce section ar
ticle 4, Of the constitution Of the United
States. and the laws made In purausuce
thereof. on application Of the Legislative
Or Executive OF the State where such
force il to be used; and 10 much OF ail
laws a. Ia moons stenp hofe with is hereby
repealed: - s.f..J f,.l..g, -.
There is q diversity of opinion about
the bill. Many republican, hope it will
be sig ned many democrats prefer that Ii
shonld De vetoed. The latter say that II
the President signs IL he will benefit his
party, If he vetoes IL he will help the
deIn"crats, ana they are pleased with the
reports this evening that there Ia to Be
another veto, because they do. not be.
l,evs that 1t can be put on ground ether
than that which Mr.. Edmucds sutHtAn-
italy took to-day, that the power to place
troops at the polls ought to be left 70 the
President. ID
Mr. Edmunds to-day replied 70 NJ.
Morgon's long speech Of yesterday. Mr..
Morgan spoke three hours and . half.
Mr.. Ealmunds to-day took up three hours
and twenty minutes. Mr.. Morgan tried
In vain yesterday 70 convert Mr.. Ed
nlunds and the yea and nay vote this
afternoon developed the deplorabIe fact
that Mr.. Edmunds failed in his turn to
convert Mr.. Morgan. 1t seems that Sena-
tors are not very impressi Bile BY mis-
siOnary efforts..I Mr. Blaine and Mr.,
Chandler followed Mr.. Edmunds. Mr.
Blaine withdre whis amendment, and then
the vote was taken and the bill was
passed, The Senate was in high, good
humor aud Mr.. .Chandler's pictunesque
denunciati0ns of the democrafs appeared
to please them even more than tue re-
publican. ~.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
The sanitary s.v.n. Adjourn.

ATLANTA, GA, May 9.--The Ameri-
can medical association adjourned to-day
10 meet in New York the first Tuesday
in June next year. DR.. Powin, the re-
firing president, made q brief valedictory
and installed DR.. Louis A. S4yre, the
president elect, who accepted the honor
in few remarks. Resolutions of thanks
to the people Of Atlanta were passed.
All the ph, sicIans were well pleased
with the city. A complimentary ball
will be given them to-nighr. 5oit
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
New York Herald. '8 so

TERRE HAurE, Ind, May S.s-Last
night Chas. Thompson, . farmer, resid-
ing south OF the city, suddenly returned
home and was refused admittapce by
his wife. Getting enraged at the refusal
ne forced an entrance and found Daniel
Chase, a neighbog in company with his
cIhompson's1 wife. Thompson imme-
dlately accused his wife Of funfaithfnlness
TO her marriage vows, and turning sud-
denly on Chase drew q arevolver and fired
inficting . fatal wound. s. Thompson
was prevented from doing any injury to
his wife. He gave himself up to the au-
thorities and IS In jail. =
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
= 4 Gsed 1faui & rsxes. Z

IL Samuel Chambers, Sf East WMteland,
informs N ahat he lhasy fbfs s0msl days
past, noticed 2 fox on his prenisep that
usually kept near certain tree. On
Saturday he, found the ground Mrewn
with turkey Feathers, afabbItS' es&s and
parts Of rabbit lskins, which 1sd him to
infer that the fox had its young not far
distant. !, He commenced diRR1n9 and
soon rnearthed six young f6xeS, about as
large as ordinary sized CATS Thee were
taken to his house and cageds sgI1iree Of
them were given to some of his neigh
bors.l One, in its struggles to escape
from his hands, twisted over andnbroke
one Ct its legs and was killed.s The
other two are retained by himsg Nightly
the mother visits the grounds surfound-
ing Mr.. Chambers' house, end nearly all
imprisoned progeny responding In IKE
manner to her calls.-WSes& Chester Le-
cal Nesos. "a sitii rNi asB 0
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

It is not perfectly convenient to con-
suit your physician for every headache
or attack Of indigestion, which may
trouble you, but it u both safe and con
veuient 70 use DIR. BULBS Baltimore pills
which promptly relieve the discomfort
Of these attacks.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
nashsp nsenEsx - HAsS
From ehs ON De0oofat oliSa ffs
THE yUBf1KE N colfllE1fohkrI4f OF
THE EI.Hcf1ou oT RbtE t46

From el1o 0n00 0OQUnooeNb fAif ffe
THE JUBfrxr II co1fnk1eoAkrI9f or
xHx xLxcf1ox .QT RhfE t&
..a' T.; s5ssssa ssE a.i9s g s;: lG|$'ss. Gs.sss:
lie Church ON Sunday morning Lest.
During ~, u ~ (sosely ~ preached
from6t John, xxs 1ov18s He en- lain
ed in his clsar and alpQpept mepnAg the
dffIerence between tue and false felig-
ion, and urged his hsaSes5 70 hpnrge
their hearts nom N bad dsDiEtsy and
with that earnestuess - pas1pss which
is necessary 70 ; holy ~, tnEp 70 God.
Referring TO the niiG1lon ~ 'Ohf1sts and
the work aceomp9f1l1edPb n.y. HI ~ earth,
the Bishops said that Ghint lda1tgned
that His Apostles thoee illlfqsqtqf msn
who had been the seuiinasf6pS during
His public idihistfy and w1iG1u ~ Him
self had ihnttuceeo -el1OGla " h sue
csssors, ana should cOntinnart work
he inaugayated. Hence ustntd ~ fhsm
Is the Gospel relates dAs the living
Father haiti cent me, 70 also I send 3ou.5
Christ, dnring his miniStzy, lad exArcis-
ed the peroeafive Of foFgiving sins and
now,, when He. Eas, about TO leave the
world and return to His Father, II, was
but proper tiiaf He shCufld eonfef the
same power upon His Apostles.s There
fore He said unto them !: ,Receiye ye
the Holy Ghpst, whose sim. you forgive
they are forgiven them, and who's sins
you retain they afe retained" The Pc
rogative ois stvo-lblA: chat Of fofsivfng
and ,that Of retaining f0rgiyinQ those
who ask pardon with the proper dieposi-
tions and refdSine 70 abs6lve ( or Retain
ing the sinsy ofthose who have not made
the necessaSy preparations. "A number
received Holy COpnnpiqn, and = the
conclusion Of Mass nine candidates were
confirmed. They ranged IN age from
ten or twelve toInearly f6uf eeoFe years.
The Bishop wns sssinfctlr IN the dSening
by the Pastor, Rev. PeteE DopaghE. The
services censisted ,of recitation H the
Rosary, in1tfuctions BY the 'Bisho6 and
'BenedictlOn ~ the Ble6ted 6ocfdlhe
The Bishop's remarks vere based upon
the morning text,, and were confined
principally to the, .disposittons necessary
to receive W0rthfly TIE Sbs0Iuion which
II, ID claimed The RAstovs Of dlss Cktholic
Church have the powerTt0 give.S % -
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
Leg Broken.

Mr.. r. X. Cochran, who lives near
Snssafras, Md, met with avery serious
accident on Thursday. Returning home
was driving became unmanageable,a ,and,
being unable to control lflm,;- and some
of the harness giving away, Mr.. Cochran
jumped out, alighting upon his right
foot. At the moment he touched the
ground he was .jerked violently by the
lines which he had retained in his hands
and his left leg was broken inst above
the ankle joint, one of the bones pro-
truding the skin. The horse was caught
by some one and no serious damage was
done the vehicle.-M;ddieto,cn Trans
cript. iif II FlE8ki f5ff f8
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
The Eject Of the New Censtst ution

The EneCt Of the Now C0n8tksUtiOms
There was some wicked exultation at
the Mining Exchange yesterday over
the adoption of the new California con-
stitution. One enthusiast paid $500 tor
bid for any offered In the market. 4
few weeks ago these seats were q drug,
and as late as last January sold as low IS
$50. The highest price paid in April for
them was $40.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

l,.AWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
chsrce of hours. On and afier Feb.
ss1s Trains will run as fol- ows; ia
Sye Wilmington, tbs q. M, 1880 9. m.
"a Ayoudale, s.6s .. M, II q noon.
Sive PomerOy, Q 80 m, % p IN.
aming. leave Pomeroy l0.40 q. m.
gIi rnipe, r. leave Avondale, ~ "A noon,
10 p. m. .,.
ID 8 o. p. m. D: CONNELLs.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
RAILROADAs

4 - -
6a aADELrHIA, WILMtN0ToN
e!LfHMIIORE RAIL ROAD. v
Novem her 10. 1913.
AIMS will leave Wilmington - foiiows
! s.,,bis AID Intsfm edlate stations,
Mo Sic. 10 % .. ~, $50 soos ss%
II,,.ssiph,a r, a. tExpressl 200, 800 m.
lIsud Y. IA New YORK., 81. 7 %, go. q M
.ssoss 'ss; =; "a q ! iinssrmsaiass s'asisna'
~ Mnsc,esud Boy Line, 7.ess .. m: =
.,,s ore and Washington, IL 81, 10, sss.
-, ~ for 'DsIswsre SsiS, 4 Division, leave Ter;
laS acSsfle. AIS, 5. m. lIo6s $50 R.D.v3. 7
nston and Interrnsdiale Stations,
~. OS, $50 p. m.
Gar and Intermediate Stations s.lb
i"'p' 81; s1;rDAyrHAzns. gI
,adslphia and Intsrmsdiats Stations
islphis and Rev York, 2.~. mr
ptoors %, and Washington, 1851. . 10
nther information passengers are
~ n the time tables postAl y the
III Il II. Y. KENNEY, 81
Hupe erjufRndey1t
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
SECOND EDITION
wAsHINGTON.

Passage Of TIE Military Interfer-
ence Dill--.A Veto AntaefpateA.-Dl.
vfalOn Of 0ent1nent RAgor6tng It
1.-The Debate In tIse DeIoso. IA
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

Is Of BRiIG,iH
ss aslgic and y
t . specific ! !,
u from the serS
in this f~|
| edy. |
Ef,TUAL
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
IEOIV
N{elVeI

and naturs.
v will ems enss.
WORK than ss,,.|,
! the loss o. Oh
Ehsaass no r'''I
LtlCs
ALL pRulls|s|
EoIuoSeIc.A.IS !.
Fser, Masscs,i1
IN, after . NJ
innending! go
Fla and ns''1
BIZ. Ausrls]
EHA1RSDI. p + r.sSssl
arly sis SET 4 ii',%sai]
I fT5 Of Is cents \
Fd Foo. Y
|ssquare'S'
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

'Novembaa}
I 'c1liARp: y
'scribed yogI
Cure, sMl,5
my most mos.
son, 20 cnTo1s7 cns.s7
the needed
s. LozIEH E
! College "a, and
New YORK"
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

See Local Matter In Third Poge.
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
} R VI

alive agea
II digetlla
|icatlon hi.I
OF required
cries from ]
where the
ysiclan.. ~ ~
EAKDlNNGa
ECHARDI
With the n
{,ently rsnl
nd Mental |
|onsumgtlv|
fiall or Bloool|
entire liss]
Z Female !.
sure and Y
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10
)ebild

have @e
CHARDI |
o my paal
noi.tls to0
ase the n
ed by y.Y
| able and \
With. II
SMITH.h
Place., Nss|
The daily gazette., 1879-05-10

TO THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE ~
Respected Sir To-day (this 10th
day Of May,) sixty-six years ago, was
fought one Of the most gallant actions of
the wAr Of 16l9.a It was 1 Aght of Della
ware troops on Delaware soil, and as
this battle has heretofore been uithout a
name, l will take the liberty of giving It
2 !. name myself, and will therefore call
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-06-10

For the past twenty isc years Di. John II.
| Baldridge hiss resided 10 Jackson toWr ship,
enjoyed good practice as physician. vas
prominent member CT Inc church. aad oue oftte
leading citiz.ns in tn, northern part OF th,
county. A sh3r: time ego be packed his
walls, ard lci;, on the exposure Of c,s:ain facts
which he could not logger oorcoal. Recent
revelations make koowa tina: ia his y9uuges
days he IVES living in peac, Ti!h faithful
wife 10 Ohio that when she was ooUiocd y
kor bed, young aod attractive girl WAS en-.
poycG to work ab1u: the house a1d nu:ss thu
sick vile; that Dr.. Ba!itlIge ard tho girl bs'
came TOO intimate tor peaceful rc!i.iooS 70 exlsi
between the husband aod vile, aud that hA
Goally ran away with the eirI. leaving bis vile,
aud came to this cJuoiy, Wncro lio located ant.
passed her of as his w!fc. Soma ten OF tWe.7.i
years ago the real " t, b:camc needy aui wrote
to the Doctjr for assistance. The result ct tia
correspondence was that a tear OF her exposures
led him to agtce to provide Tor her. w!th th"
stipulation taat sh, slou'd rcn3Vo TO this c3un
tY, bury tho secret i1 her G9a b7c-5s. az! pass
hers III off az The w.ios ,f / il BROTHER. Tai
arrangement wa' CARED cu.-:h, wiz
comiug ia,o tbs household TL.re her
place had hccu assumed bS her firm
or hired s,tvau:, asd ihe:e the t"n
womcu cjnliauoi to i've 10 p,ac,, 50 far IS thn
ous.ido world knows. SJm9thlos over nlnu
years ago ht. !. +. CGrsy, q seli kaowa citiZ,u
of that vicinity, haviog los: his wife, psld hia
addresses to tac ru:a:iv5 widow. was accepted.
and finally married her, although she Was tho
viii, of Dr.. BaIdri1go, never having been di-
Vorced. Mr. Gerry died abou. year ego. aud
probably never kew anytbiag as TO tbs facts.
There were 10 children ct' this marriage. a!-
though Mr.. Garry bad several ch!tdren by hlt
former wife. Dr.. B.!drdSc raised large
family of children By both womeo thos, bra
to him 10 lawful w!dlock being rsised By the
woman be brought with Tin 70 laGiaoa. WhoD
the story b:came kooIo to L lsw, the gully
ones we're 10 conSan, f.a7. and 10 lea.n that tho
presenc, of the Shetff 10 Farners5urg oDc day
was what frightened tho Docor toto fight.
His pu!a,igc Wifs Ief. 5000 after. bu. ws learu
that she r.turned f:w days ago. Dlting his
long rosiicsc, 10 this c!u1tY, The Decor
bought and sold mary hu1drtd acres o: lauG,
aud all thc deeds be maio wcro siGn:d BY tho
woman ho represented 70 be bis wife. An al
torncy caa readily see the com pica:ioCs a:lslog,
especially il the cbiIdtco OF Mr.. Curry propose
to disposses5 their stepmother of her lntcrcst
10 tho Curry estate, and she i led to assert her
rights as The lawful wife cf D.. B.'drdge.--
Sul[tUun Democrat