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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1879-06-19
A Card from Mrs griffin, the Lady who

A Card from Mrs Griffin, the Lady who
Shot Herself
70 the Editorsof Jo,Uaal | see in your
last issue you published a piece in regard to
my shooting myself, and as public was mis-
informed as to the acts relative to my nus
band and myself, would wish you to cor
rect the same in your next issue My hus
band and lad no quarrel, but he has al
ways been devoted to me and my children.
and desire he should not be placed in a
censumble light for something he has moi
done was not in my right mind when
did the shooting but had been suffering from
neuralgia in my head for over year, and
of late am frequently out Of my mind
The day before, | took my husbands gun
and shot at some squirrels near the spring
which would not have done ii had been
in my right mind | havn't seen no trou-
Die, nor has he caused me any for me to Kill
myself but has made us happy when al
home, and thank God that | am alive
through the skill ofmy good physicians, DR.
Tennent and DR. Reynolds, as they have
given me kind attention. and am also
thankful to DR. cleand, DIR. Motley, and
my neighbors am truly glad that am
alive to relieve my husband from that en-
barrassment and evil-thoughts that were
hanging over him.
Very Respectfully,
MRS f. V. GRIFFIN
..Yoa can buy lsets at original cost Tor
cash at White & Neill's near the Court
House
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A. c. Reggie

Has the finest Claret Wine in town. He
has fine Champagne Wine to sell by the
glass
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GEORGIA-Cobb County

Whereas. VIM. ID. Anderson, administrator
Of f. NJ. Cowen represents 10 the court in hls
petition. duly filed and entered on record, that
he has fully administered +. NJ, Cowan's rs
tate This is therefore to cite all persons con
cerned, kindred aud creditors, 10 show cause.
If any they can, why said administrator should
not be discharged from his administration, aud
receive letters OF dis rlssion ON the first Monday
in Jay, 1870
H. M HAMMETr Ordy.
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n B-The chorus 10 this song will be
furnished free Of charge at my store by
Messrs. Graves and Leake who will Also
sell you your goods al the very lowest
prices Go and see them. Remember, Twill
not be undersold | have everything YOU
want fthe ''luxures and necessities OF
life, and at prices that cannot be duplioa'
ted, Respectfully asking you to call early
aud often, A. \. LEAKE'
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ever she could, aud the other day
paid off mortgage on the farm. Is
comment necessary I
A man named Brown after stay.
ing in Gainesville two weeks, court
ed and married a respectable young
lady. lie stayed week with her
and left for parts unknown And
vet girls will continue to Warry
strangers.
While the steam tbresher of Ba~
ker & Hardeman was engaged in
threshing the wheat Of Mr., George
/ Moore, near West Point, sparks
from the engine set the wheat on
fire, and the entire crop of about one
hundred and twenty-five bushels
was consumed.
Milly Williams, miser of Euson
Cross roads, N. c., was accustomed
to invest her earnings in gold, one
dollar at a time. Her house was re
Gently burned, and Jumps of melted
gold worth about $4,000 were taxi
en- from the ruins.
T. G. Noonan and wife of Kansas
City we're awakened early Sunday
morning. and supposing robbers to
be in the house, Noonsn went into
the front room followed by bis wife.
She became frightened and threw
her arms around bis neck and he
supposing himself assail ed by rob
bers, fired killing her ms family.
PEOPLE cannot marry for fun in
Pennsylvania, as a couple found to
their sorrow at Bradford recently.
A young lady who was soon to be
married got gentleman from Buffa-
10 to 90 through the service with her
Just for the sport Of the thing Now
they hud to their chagrin that they
are legally married, aud as both of
them are engaged to marry other
persons they are in an exceedingly
awk ward dilemma.
Omar Kingsley, circus rider,
died lately. lie formerly performed
in skirts, and was known to the pub
lie as Ella Zoyara. An effeminate
form and manner enabled him to
sustain the deception perfectly and
many stories, probably fictitious in
the main, were told of his receiving
sentimental overtures from men who
saw him ride. His marriage to a
daughter Of Bob S,ickney was about
the first public revelation Of his sex.
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POETS CORNER.

From over the sea my lover will come,
And bring sweet kisses to me,
And happiness TO my cottage home,
When he crosses over the sea
From over the sea whose tracherous wave.
Is parting my lover and me.
Who is gentle. and kind. and honest and
brave,
am waiting for him from over the sea.
From over the sea. he is coming to me,
And then his bride win be
No more will he cross the cruel sea,
And never again will he part from me.
For our nome will be, this side of the
creek
Where living is cheap and man is Tree.
For we then can patronize Mr. a. y.
ieake.
Whose goods are nice and as cheap as can
De.
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oh wind and .tide hasten him home,
For he will bring sweet kisses TO me.
And never again will my darling roam.
TO distant lands heNond the sea.
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A bashful young man applied tc
his village paper for information on
the important subject, "How to win
a won,ans love-" The reply was,
kiss the babies, caress the cat, and
pay strict attention to the old lady"
"My good woman, said the evan
gelst, as he offered her tract, have
you got the gospel hero 2 No, sir,
we haven't, replied the old crone,
but they've got it awfally down to
New Orleans
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...Yoa can buy lsets al original eest Tor
cash at White & Neills near the Court
House
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BREvITIES

They now harpoon whales by
shooting explosive bombs into them
Sitting Bulls medicine man is
about to issue a little pamphlet on
the Treatment Of the Scalp"
There are three things, said wit,
which have loved without under
standing them: paintings, music
and women.
A little boy placed some big mars
bles under an old setting hen, and is
confidently expecting Matching Of
some little flaws"
Life is but a heeting show, exis
tence here below is brief. but there
is nothing so short in this world as
the answer an old maid gives when
ask ed her age.
10 Sweden it is said. when mae
gets drunk for third time, he is
deprived of his vote. Ia this coun,
try some men can't vote the third
time without getting drunk.
"Do you like novels T. said Miss
Languish to her country lover. ~
can't say" answered he, for |
never ate any; but tell you what,
I'm tremendous at young 'possum,
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Those Cobb county people who want
to go to Texas. viii l'e enlightened to learn
that a recent copy Of the Houston Telegram
contained twenty columns Of tax sales, en-
bracing four thousand tracts or lots Of land
in Harris county. A country must be aw-
full rich where they have TO sell it out for
non payment of taxes.
THE closing Exercises of Smyrna High
School viii take place in the brick Academy
on "Wednesday evening, 25th inst, com
mencing at 6 o'clock. The Exercises will
consist of Recitstions. Dialogues, Declama-
tons and Tableaux. Music by Band. Adj
mission 10 cents. Proceeds to be applied
10 purchasinga bell for the Academy.
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TUFTS PILLS

ere compounded from substances that are
free from say properties thnt eau tnlare
the SHest delicate organization. They
search, Cleanse, Partly, and lnviRoraie
the entire system. by relieving the en-
ROrRed Liver, they cleanse the blood
from poisonous huIors, and thus ttnpart
health aud vitality 80 the body, esnsinR
the bowels 10 net naturally wtth0us
which NO one can feel well.
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AN Iowa husband furnished his
wife S50to buy a silk dress, bat in.
stead Of doing so, she pat the money
in the bank, let it remain there
eighteen years, added to it when>
ever she could, aud the other day
paid off a mortgage on the farm. Is
cnmn.eni nacaRSarv
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A Monster Pom panO.
New York World, ]

II zee the World has been reporting Lne
landing OF big salmon, and 50 they Wefe, pu1
mat n Won think or him." said Mr.. q. A.
Tswie the fish-deaIer Id w Washington Marker,
Yesterday to q reporter, and pofnLlng WIN WIN
BRIDE to 4 large fisn upon his stand Eashy
that fellow is the largest ponpn14ilo ss ~
hrnnvht 10 this market, and is, | believe, the
Iaraest ever caught. He weighs said ne, a.
ha Turned the fisn on its edge and surveyed IL
critically, "a little over twenty three POUNDS,
and the ordinary weight, az you pfooapIy
Know. is from one and a half TO four pounds.
Afisfl OF elk pounds We have heretofore COL
sidered monster. .,
"Wbere was he caught, Mr.. Lewis
"He was brought here this morning by tue
EorfoIk steamer, and presume that e was
eaneht off Fortress Nj nroe 10 net these
An ara natives u Southern waters exclusive
n. / have never personally known 81 any
having heen caught north OF Cape Charles,
1ysent one. which I should say had strayed
north on an Arctic voyage OF discovery, prop
sbIv and was taken OH SANDY HOOK. W
have them In the New 1ork Market all
through the summer season, pue elify t or Is
hrnnrht here from Southern ports packed lh
IL. They are found from the capes OF Lne
Ghesapeake all along the coast to the sonLn-
+ ward. and are considered the finest nsn I'D tne
markets of New Orleans, Mobile and o6hel
Gulf ports They always command a mgr
price In this market, and whoever gets 1nls
fellow must pay for him seventy I've cents PEI
round He Is richer and sWeetef IMAM Shau-
II have heard mem Der OF one Of the nsn
mo eloIs near Babylon aud Islip,' said ths
reTorrer ssassert that within a few years pas1
poTapano had appeared In the waters OF ths
Great South Bay and around Fire Island.
MIR. Lewis looked skeptical and linen sald
airing him ere"-rneaning the CLUB mem
ber-"and let me crOss-exanine him.
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Points ON ! ecks.

Virginia City [Nev Chroniele-I
It's an interesting study tor phiIosophi-
cal mind to note the great variety or sources
from which different people get thelf points
or seIl upon q mere nod from Capt. John Ken
nedy or a knowing wink from John sheridan ,
another will risk hts last dollar upon the
vaguest hint from some broker Or '>frlend 10
the mine, and so forth
few days ago a printer walked lnLo Lhe
office where he is employed, chewing an alter
breakfast guilt and Looking quite cneeflut /
SWELL boys" he remarked, a5 ne took Oh
bis coat, II put In an order for little Sierra
Nevada this morning.
Got any point on 1t, eagerly inquired naii
aYou can bet I've got q point. AS was
going to breakfast about an hour ago, saw
s Johnny Skaa rushing along the street Win
out any collar Oh, and | knew then there
must be something np- nat va 81 t tas
point wanted, ana l lust aEung IN an order
Tor five shares On a margin
Three or four men who are employed IN the
4 same establishment nave been IN the naOiE oil
taking a walk on the Geiger grade every al
ternoon, where they almost invariably pass
4 laundry wagon. One Of the party always
drOpped behind and had a long chat with the
driver. The curiosity vi tne others Was
aroused by these frequent interviews, ant
finally one of them asked:
John, what in the world 90 YOU spend q
much time in talking 10 tha1 tauhofyma al
forY'
well replied John. *he's very nice sor
Of fellow, and he gives nae some very goo
points on stocks occasionally.
@Points IN stocks" exclaimed the other i
some astonishment: .swhy, how 10 tnunde
do you suppose he could know anythln
about stocks n
aHow could he know" repeated John
why man." and here he drew closer " A
friend and whispered, Why, d-n, IL man. '
does Jim Fair's rdshlRgf"
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FLFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR H The = ! PAR Ar
OF de- he Fifth District Court for the
parish OF Orleans in the above emit
lad cause, for city taxes OF 1879. I will pro-
csed TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctfoneers' Exchange. Royal street. Pc
tween Canal and CustomhouSe streets, IL the
Second District OF this city. on SAT hDAY,
October IL 1879 at 10 O'Clock m. the following
| described property, 70 wit on cnorur, -.
uafed In the Sixth District Of this city. in
| square number eleven. bounded by Preston,
| Market, Joseph ard Arabella streets. aud des-
4 ignated az follows: lots numbers i've to ntne,
measuring ninety feet front on Preston street
! Nv one hundred and Eve feet in depth. and lots
| numbers sixteen to eighteen. measuring ninety
feet front on Arabells street by one hundred
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, sit
SQUARE number one hundred. and thirty -ona
bounded BY Joseph, Jersey. Oetav1a and Lau-
Ri streets and designated as lots humble r.
/ one to six measuring one hundred and eighty,
Ave feet front on Joseph street by one hundred
and two feet on one Hne and one hundrei and
IN faet an another line In depth.
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
mated IN the Sixth District OF th city 10 squaTt
number ona hundred and thirty-ene. pounded
by Jersey, Joseph Octavia and Laurel streets
aud des ignated as lot number three. measuflna
fnrfvnne fs<t front on Jersey street by on
hundred and thirty six fret in depth.
Seized In the above suit.
| Terms-Cash on the spot
| IT IL AICEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish vt Orleans.
/ se9 is ~ 80 ocT u
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
suExIFF SALES.
The city Of New srIeans VS.. c. L. N. Da


The City Of New orleans vs.. C. L. VI. Da-
duesnay. Sr.
EsTFT Fl DISTRICT COURT FOB TIE
parish OF Orleans. No. Il. ss7-By virtue Of a.
writ OF nert tacias. to me directed by the
honorable the Fifth District Court for fhe par
ish OF Orleans. In the above entitled cause, for
city taxes OF 1879 will proceed % se5 at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auedonaers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streegs Ia. the Second District OF
this city. on SAT URDAY, October 4, 1873. at II
O'Clock M. the following described property to
4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Third District of this city, la
square number SIX hundred ard thirsy-s
bounded by St. Anthony Cha BONE. BagatsieR
and Robertson streets. and designated al log
humber thirteen. measuring ella htg five feet
front on st. Anthony street by one hundred and
''a ii CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Third District of tnis city. In
square number six hundred and forty. bounded
by Elysian Fields. Marigny, Claiborne and Rob
ertson streets. and designated a. LIT number
one, measuring forty feet front On Elysian
Fields street By one hundred and twenty eight
feet In depth.
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Cash ON The spot.
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
aa0 IA "a 3n
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IyrFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Z ish Of Orleans. No. = s44-By virtue OF q
able tie Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans; IN the above entitled cause, TOR city
auction. at The Merchants and Anctionesrs Ex-
change. Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhoase streets, IN the Second DistF let OF to is
city. on SATURDAY. October II. 1879, at u
o'eloes m the following. described property. to
WA CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Fourth District OF this city, ia
square number thirty seven, bounded by St.
Mary. Religious Rous seaq and &c. andrew
and four. measuring ffty-eight. feet front on
ST. Mary street ny sixsy-dv feet In den5h:
a CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND, sit.
uated a the xth Dis5rict of this city IN square
number one hundred and ffty-eiaht boundee
ny Jersey, Louisiana Avenue Laurel and Della
ehatse streets and designated as lots numbers
eight and nine, measuring sfxty-dve teft from
on Jersey street by sixty five feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash auth SPOT.
T. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
@pn,11f
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The city Of New Orleans vs.. Fred Z.
schmidt.


I,IFTH DIST Riot COUNT FOR THE PAR
I ish of Orleans. No. 10, 455-By virtue CT q
writ of feri facias to me directed by the hon
cradle the ri til District Court tor the parish of
OrIea, 8 in the above entitled cause. for city
taxes of 1879 will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton at the Mercha nts and Auctloneers' Ex-
change, Royal street between canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, ia the second District OF
this city, on SATURDAY October A, 1879 at 10
O'Clock m, the following described property. to
wit
uated in the Second District of this city. in
square numb-r two hundred and thirteen, and
bounded by laiborne, D-rhigny. st. Louis and
Cont streets, and designa ed as lot number
tn enty-four measuring thirty -nine feet front
on laiborne street by one hundred and i've
feet in depth. ,r.->
mated In the Second District OF this city. In
square number two hundred and seventy
seven, and bounded by .GalveZ- lustomhouse,
Miro aud Bienville rtets,, and designated as
| lots NUMBERS seventeen. eighteen and nineteen
| e .ch measuring twenty-seven feet front on
GalVez street by one hundred and eight feet In
'e 4 CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit.
| mated in the Second District of this city, in
| square number two hundred and forty six, ane
| bounded by GHstomhouse Prieur, johnson
| and Canal streets, and designated as lot mum
| Der ten measuring twenty-seyen feet front OF
| Custom ouse street by one hundred and 81
| feet in depth.
| Helzed in the above suit
| Terms-Cash on the snot.
/ JR. ALf EE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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A Fatal Ked shawl.

Lexington (ky.l Gazette, Aug 5uI
The danger from wearing red In the pres
ence OF buIlocks, as well AS bulls, Was NUS nus
trated in the fate OF a negro woman who
lived in this county, Oh the Russell , road y
about seven miles from Lexington. While
passing through a pasture near home she AZ
raeted the attention OF a herd OF cattle, VINO 9
seemed to be enraged at the sight or a r. reu
shawl which she was wearing. She
became alarmed and started to run
Away, when the whole herd gave
chase. After running a short distance
she fell down eyha lsted. Parties VINO VII.
Messed the chase hurried to the rescue OF lne
j woman, and even in time 70 prevent Lne a..
lie from running over her after she fell, bu'
she died from the effects of the fright while
n0fng taken to her home.
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FIFTH DISTRICT ovuRT FOR THE PAR.
z fsh of Orleans No. Is oy0-By virtue OF writ
of aeri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Fifth District Court for the parish OF Orleans a
I will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auetioners' Exchange. Royal
street, between Canal and Customhouse
streeta, In the Second Diatrict Of this city. on
sha fologie deser bed properly y to t.
CERTAIN POTION or eR Rs,s ID. sit |,
square number three hundred and two and
bounded by Second, St. Pateick. Third and ~.
David streets. and designated as. lot number
fifteen, and measuring thirty feet front on Sec
ond street by one hundred and fifteen feet In
AGEHTAIN PORTION OF GRO UND. situated
In the Fourth Dis fiet OF this city, In square
number three hundred and thirty five. and
bounded by First, Locust. Second and Freret
streets. and designated as lots numbers six to
nine. and measuring one hundred and twenty,
three feet front on First street by one hundred
and twenty-six feet in Depth
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
I On
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=AIapAylsE BILL OF FARE.
rbat Was Set Before Gen. Grant ~ the
Island Empire.
,Uaa,aaLt letter % New York Herald

,aa,vt atser N, New York Herald
u saoroea GOOD to the citizens OF y ass ss II
"a Give Gen. Grant dinner Lhat We - doing
stssH a romance and play lasbsau + ~ taate
whaf il done every day and fl7alln rsin MIN la
Of Paris, It was resolves 70 W ssndal lords OF
Tanan The place selected Iof JUG Nv from
5apsssaa .a,aT,Ie III the heart OF Inc C.sl' ~
/ rUhS,se doors you cOGld Looh -or,, If the citi-
Moran0er. it WAS TO BE Tue w, wn1id do
zens Of Nagasaki. lae , ine deIicate thought;
s IT, II ~ East it 10 not ofben Gla1 ai+izana
loi RI rs,,ttior If men as men anu oio'1 fJ
ars r,stv was not more than LWetsay' 800
10 lIen Grant and party, oai - CnnsnI
ine IT. ManouLa and family aIn Co aLN7..
GoIl5ur nd ssroiIy. The dinner was serve "a
Denly aiayaa tahjes escn guest having taoie "
ri Slaa fha merchants themselves Walceu
M'. nc and with the merchants s"a Ii "a Va
- ttandants wearing the costumes ~ VIZ
pan. w., e,ra uaa almost a volume, and
I lug oati " o1tr fifty courses. The Wine was
eilo ,a% IT, nnglaZpd porcelain Wine-caps, gu
80 wooden stands. Inc appeLIlS 80
WIZ asaoorad IN the beginning With dried Hsfi,
p,dfIe sas weeds, and i-iHglass 10 so.h ~
ee e.ha scandinavian style, exceOG anab tae a.,
q 1ne aia rat faka tr.t, form OF brandy and
EnpiS s - The first serious dish was com,
I Few ~ - crane. staweed, moss, rlct', pFead
pp,T notatoes, which we picked oyer 10 c4li-
ora way az though we were AZ an "a su n',S .
sae III remnants, anxious 20 runin ,Ft ~
S a. The SOUP when it came-For IL CANE tl
-, II rnesWaa an honest soup OF sf, Ike
adeeate flsh ehowder. Then came strange al
Sfabees AZ "a gout, and a. soup, 10 DeWlldeflne
e eaafasio ID The first was called namasu, ano
embodied fish, CLANS, chs stnats, rocs a bi1a
rnama and ginger Iner. In various COM Dlna
tions. the loIIowlng: Duck, trufhes, turnlps
a en hanito, melons, pressed salt, aroma5it
Shrubs, snipe, egg plant jelly, boiled ice nee
s ana o shrimp, potatoes, mushroom s cay
ba0e, lass fish, orange flowers. poWaeIea l.s u.
s5oeaT Wtti1 itaEea and Wainuts, raw
earn sliced. mashed fish, baked fish isinglass
All boiled with picked beans, wine and re,
asain. This all came In the first course, aao
g. finale to the course, there was sweet
meat con- posed 81 white and red pean ~.
cake and boiled black mushroom. Win tni
earap nowdared tea, when had green, mobl
tory LOOK, and suggested your earliest e&pe
Renee In medicine.
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alive In q Com n.

rWaeo TEX Examiner1
A case OF resuscitation from death. or sup
posed death, occurred yesterday. Mrs. U. .
Witt, who had been I'LL for some time, ano
who had been kept alive only ~ stlmu,
lants for day or two past, was. AFTER VIVA;
dead. This occurred 10 the forenoon. Later
Id the dav the body was attired Tor burial al
and still later, a coffin having been provia1eea
the corpse-or supposed corpse-Was nftec
into 1t, not for immediate sepulture, DuI lol
convenience and better care. The sorroWine
friends were amazed to see the fingers Gig.
timely move. There was faint fiutter at IN
pulse aud the region around the heart SUI
was warm physician was called, VINO ap
piled galvanic battery and mace use Y
10 o'clock last night all signs OF life had a9alr