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,H,EGNLNS.
IOUIRlANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND HrEAMHHIF COMPANY
FAHH EMO ER ROUTE For tALVEaTDN AND

MORaAN'H LOUIalANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
PASSENGER ROUTE For GALVESTON AMI
HOUHTON.
FaREengnra take Railroad Fotrvhont foot al
MI, Ann stroot, nj NJ m. ronnhinG Mosgnu Git y
u y m. there connecting with at"nfnnra plyipg
from Mntgan CITY. In connection with MurEnn' y
Louisiana and Ioxaa Railroad.
r S-4AlkGNAAss Morgan tl!lv On 1uFapAY. 1lluRa
DAY mud SATURDAY. connecting nj lalyea-
tnn with Foonora Tor inlIannln,
Through bills hiding aIHnnd to NIL uolnta
una ~ A. y. It., Int and Gr"nl Mort horn Nni
rnnd. and Now orlenns pld rrypa uaflroad
HHn Antonio ffrrhfa foeelvad nnd Forwarded
Win Clinton md Glad. ". and Aan Antonio Rail
FtoIRh'a for aon5nlau IInIottpvllo Rancho
"te. rnene"i vic Clinton OF Guero.
.yIfFr. FON Bl{AzoR aANTIAaO VIA GAl-
--AAAlAa@AaaA v"afnu The Iron Htnhiunr
q. G.HsRHls
VIII pall from M"rgnn Giyoh
IHERphG. poremlnr no
ri FT%. FOR CORPUS UHHIATI
n, iHrts roooIyea far nhoyo point reahippni
nt lndlanan hY RehuonerH ant through bills of
lntllug aigned,
IAgh riago 10 Go,uus Chriaii md nrnsoa az
Hnyl NJ lax aud oSpNnaenf ronaipneos
Freight far oil tho nbove points r"anivoi at
tho depot Of NJ rgnna Iouiairnn aud Ioxas
Rail "nd foot Of Lafay"tto atrent. daily until
~. m.
'rinkafH aud ntntnrooma aoctiral nntII u m.
Ut aEep'e Office. or ut tho ferry inndng on
Through tlak,ta viii be issued from this oTlce
to tho principal p"iute on tho Iieueton. Tnxaa
aantIal kniltoai. on tho International aud
arant Northern RnilroRd. Texaa and Pacific
Railroad.
q. A. WHITNEY i co. Managers.
oei II O"rnor Mngnzin" md Nn'"haS pfp
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TEsHE AMI ArCHA

Fot HAYoU TDHE AND AT0HAFALAYA
RIVER.
Leaves SATURDAY, January + ntE n m
IT, For at, MARrINsviI,i.E NEW
ksGIssea.AIsst Ii Iberia Jennert 30 FrhnklIn Gan-
T~ treville, pattersonvilie aud all inter-
me litte landings IN Bayou r che and Atahaf-
Rlhyn river Tho new passengar atsltnsr
J0MN M. aMA HmEMs.
T II MuRgnh, Mas or.
Will ieav9 M above. For freight or paRsage
apply on board or 10
GEO. u. HfTE No, la arayler st.
or J. H. OAHLIN. 90 Magazine atfaat
y . dohta will bs paid unless eOnraeLeJ upoD
order If
ao2 LLOYD r. BELT
NEW OHI4RANH hNn OPEI.OU 4AH PACKET
COMPANY
REGULAR OfELOugAs 1. q MAIL STEAMER
I"nvea nvnrv TUESDAY NIT M
TT FOH WAHHf "a tom OPFT0U-
49, 4 IN ans, Fort I.arra. AimmaDnft Church.
villa. and MI landings IN tho eonst
Atnha 'nlRvn rtvar and Bayou CpurlabIenn The
llR ht dtaft unRseng0r aiNAtnAr
EAssHbs,
II ~ lraHd maatar. Eug. Unai revnHK clerk
FIR freight or pnaange nppiy on ard or 10
BIZ rrOl h. BlFLER. ~ Gfnvisr.
da9r J. n. Cabin. 90 Magazine.
DAyIs's nEND. GRAND slUEF Ann
MANsMEY.
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RIVER NEWS.
"sFAo" NV, NV VRLNANH DEMOCRAT
lhufafaF. Deoemhar Do, iare.
Arrivals
Departures.

Arrivals
hee marine column.
MeParturca
" AVN, ieabel, CITY of Ausuata, Aaaumntlon !
HAN natpphn III. 49, Richardson rho nhntlnrI
y Behan. John Howard - shaHiR"tA' NJ
stage ot the u,vrr~
=. p ,.sy Ielaaranhio report Of Tho STAGE az wnt,,
Nv yHftoua rotnR with rllaupaa In VII. J, NM,
endinE yesterday ut IL. m, " ~, 4 n'"ra
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WEEKLY urr ptyEn rAnHrg.

LhRv SATURDAY nareminr 81 ~ err m
IT. FDN GRAND EGDltF, ALENAN-
sIgsssssssst u dtIn Egg Hnnl Normnr,'a Barhtna.
Wnro'a and WAY landings 7 no
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RTEA M FgOATs.
HEED Hsv EW.
Hsesi River aud Texas.


NEW ORLEANS AND RED HIvFn THANH.
FORMATION COMPANY. AND TEXAN IA
GlFId HALFWAY AND GONNEGTJONa
Through bills of Iptttng nnd through pnaeeu
ger tiokata - MI landings on Rod river and Nil
railway stations IN TOXINS. The best route iu
Hot Hrrlnga.
TT FOR aHREVEP0Hr. JEFFER
,AAstsssaAfh son, Hot Springs, md MI bindings
on ltnd River nni railway alta Ions
In Texas.
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DAyIs's HEND, GRAND slUEW ANN
MANsMFY.

REGULAR NATOHEH, GRAND GULF AND
DAVIS BEND PACKET.
Ioaves eonry WEDNESDAY. at U. m.
TT FOR BAYOU SARA. RED RIVER
tG!s.s.alAlstl Landing. Fort h1nms. Vldalia
Jopoph Grand Gulf. Davis Bend aud MI war
lnndugs Tho fine pnrRanger aenmer
IIltY %. GAsTRELf.
J. q Aust master. q. II. Kem eark.
will loava positively ae above. For freight or
paRsnga apply on board or 10
J. r. GARLIN. 90 Mngazns vt
deus N O. D0NOHUE.2 TcAeupltouias st.
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9TEAMgHIPB.
rxw YORK.
sTEAmsHuP GEN. WHITNEY.

STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY,.
COLEMAN master
VIII sail from Aigiers SATURDAY. DO
Gambler II. D. m.
PER GENT.
Freight for tho above port received Mt The de-
pot Of Morgnn's Louisiana and Texas Railroad.
foot Of Lafayette street. daily until D. m.
FOR freight. apply to
OHAB. A. WHITNEY h 90, Managers.
auiB Corner Natohaz and Ma0a1f n atreata
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MeceIpsu mi the old WasEn
Noaltisala nj the ~ HAHN Yesterday
GefatPts by Msgir0RGe.
MORgAN'H LOUIRiANA AND TEYAH RAIL.
ROAD AND HTEAMRIITp tO

Decemhar - 81 hide ~ bills mplaaaoq 10
tesRaaj"r tEiude, N III hbl aytup II itn'tRn ~
u L. m"aaaaa i.4ntta nunlhn Snn ! hf bhla auga,
- Il ta uniaaa"a hi do ht"ha,d Miifika, 81 hh- ~
noaa"ns hhda snEa' ihhants rs Do 90 hhs
Iaaaaa T. A navet ~ do T. hhda John fnhlor
ln " hta tnr thafTa Eana nc do u
hha ayfur h hhla uiEtnin bottom NJ hhda aupat 10
l. H"drhant - bible tu"lsaa"a T." Congo, Rally ~
~ II A,,4a.t NJ, ItusI, A ,ar,,t NJ N T. i, ~ !
hh do hhl unEar II Murray n hhda eugar H. ! NJ
Walsh ~ 'l' "a hblR n",aas"a U y Sevf q y" 10
hhLa anpar t'onper Reilly VI do bills n,nasane
i"hn Caller - Il" hhls cistern bottom y hhda
CAV tiuah evert a" GlaPr ilraa Aon M. dn ~
Mevnt w ell rs u Newman tnn 10 70 hhIa
iaasan Ia itsnsh"w 9amua"G 500 " do 10 "tdnt I
hhl sugar laine do y MaEoran n l.itna III q
terra Of the l'aor hbla mniaaaes hf ha u l. SEWN
JtauhH a ,nr 'tn hi'la ""a fEtw j EaY 1T III ~
angar A II" cuts aanka tough rice ! baaa -
aud nnnd,i q j lHhoet I balea moss u Itci,, Gin
o. ~ ER"ks rough ,tre 10 F"a,atera tt,np Mil and
aMndriea 80 rrtet Total tRl hhda 500 bhla M
as"en tanks SYM hha ysup2 III hha nelsaaer
bha ustein bottom lta sacks ruush rlea
Itain No al hid sugar 10 hole mnlnases 10
9'anurll 4 iafayo ' Il" u Gnlthaut ~ ~ 4 II
i"naa " hhha a"aar Payne Ren"eay A." A, ~
u 4 e Newman - pairn & Nifttmr, hill augnr
lt"h"rt llnt" Son hhts n"asa"a .loa David NJ
t. J"hn caliot hslea cnttru g w Seut"ll sna
IL a \ Man, J " Bnrlrdgr Aco y rkEs III
eEga !. ianaaaaEua 2 90 y she hana y lnfnhHnt
pKpa l. SurIa 400 -Igp hnad lie Pascal Scr
aundrles Total bales cotton 40 hnda
4aGat bib ITO - bhla molRaa
NEW ORLEANS AND a0IIIE RAILROAD.
y December = IL w a,tint, I y IInT,ia 80 Wv,
sacha patp - W Inn trn pE Ea hnar q NJ Klar
pr,i ,u n"An 1, sr"ld. lr"n Wnrka H. ,asta.,rT
boon Waflpra tareWtd A." rat " cnaI "A {, Dan
~" ga t"nltty Mlnr A M"tnr 10 pRra ~
areat ~ E4tn gus Shphes laid ta V"aa Rr"s 10
ahla apr"a ' ~ inn no Ukra hn"r Il taanRtht
nar cattle I Mcdonald - afnnoh Mtnhnn Atr,
. bids wi,,sky aud 4ttttrtty lnaanC W hiLroY 600
pkpa nlan {. II tinrny 4 ~ do ! I. IYnna j Inf
taaks bacon Sohwahson.,r ItIranh prusa to u g
II "wn auudry milan NJ w smith pLga tnhaoop
He,nahnin 4 Rln pundiy mdae Hartor d Feunnt
10 phEa liz Il clark 4 Aaader i hhd tnhaeon 4
Flatnw anndrv maan Anderson Simpson Il" I!
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BATON ROUGE.
LOVE- Err COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at I,
q. q. and SATURDAY at Q o. 90.
T% - FOR ORANGE FARM, POIHTE.
kN1R ALA Hache Greenwood Plantation
Terre aux Boeuf. and all PLANTATION
landings. The new fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
j. A. Ruiz master.
E, M. Vallette and H. III. Barrels clerks.
Leaves az above regularly returning to the eft,
early In the evening on alternate days, Foa
treighto passage apply On board. head OF Con.
Il street. autl
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Z ssa pert .

Cotaa
CNERA tHt;t]lLl Tor brig Tibadah"- a. sacks
coffee
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GREENvsrLs., .a,asR,.a ANDnEsn

UNIFIED STATES MAIL PACKET
Lenvns nvory tuesday,, ut t D. m
r. a. ron VICkHBUfa. kATGHE2
mi DAWN Bend aud intermediate nnd
inga Tho atoampr
H0WEWF " EEE
william Uamuhail muster, r. J Howard clark
lenv"s ns above. connecting NJ Vinkaburp will
rariRote Line Tor all points on tho Ynzoo. sun
noWor. Door Ors"k and 'fafInhntrhie
u L. WDHK II t1o,nnle,einI rlaoe.
g. q. WAYNE. ~ Gravior stroat
GEO ID. HITE. ti9 arayier efraal
VIII Rivn through bils If ladInR To Trenton
Monruo nnd NIL a'htinnE on Vlpkaburg Shrrva.
port md T"xna Railroad vim Dptn In
W. u. BRDCKETT Agent,
auin M Magnzin 81 roat
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THE CROMWELL LINE
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT
To EaiI WEDNESDAY December VI nj q n. r.
ri fT@%h This line In composed OF the Rouow-
.MAl4EAA& ing atsnmshlpe-.
KNOX ERBOOKEH HUDSON
LOUISIANA. NEW ORLEAHB.
The steamship
HUDSON,
H. H. Freeman master
VIII leave her wharf from foot oP Toul0uas
street,
INSURANCE BY THIS LINE F. PER GENT.
Dhbln pslsSage------............ $40
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Havra
taken by this limo. and through bills of ladins
given for the same.
For freight or passaRe apply 10
ALFRED M0ULTOE
mylt y 81 Oarondslet street.
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FOR EIIHEVEPuRT
master
Leaves DHu. mt r =. m.
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HTHAMnoAra.


Not bark Aurnra andreaaen ! j DAYS from Norway
Ia
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UNITED STATES MAI. PAoWET

UNI ND HTAT III MAIL TAUKET
NOR VlONHBiflta AM GilETNVIIIE
Laavas very TIIUHaIar a.
TT U II ViGKAEURH GREENYTIIE
- c. nj aud itenda Tho now md mngnln
cont pnFgouEnr atrhtnaT
-. W WHsEE
J, III White muster 0nrt, tiolmra alerk.
connecting nj Viokst'ifg With Pareota Line
for all pointa on Ya2te4 and ralIahatnhfn rlvore
I!on renorvGa the rtEhf to lase ri landings
that the cnpif,ln msy 1aem unsafe
q. T. WORK q q WAYNE
H. w. hDAMH HHDER E'FT h (tbIt'pE Ell
WIN give through tla ~ lIdItg 10 Trenton.
Monroe md all sihilana "n vioLaburg, Bhreve.
port TeKas Railroad, yin peltg,, IL.
W. II. BROOK Eft. Agent.
nuia ~ Mnpn:.tua st,not
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ron VIGKsHUHa AND DELTA
i1mvea avaty FRIDAY Mrs m
IT. FOR WON y u X O. DELTA
- II Naeh's. baviaa ,tnpd mud tntarna.
sA@-ss@ss@ dInto landings The atnnmor
FRANK rAHs-0sD.
In place of Tho Ed llieharsnn
Frank Heek, Jr maRtnr w NJ CnlInsa plark
aRvss az ab@vN connecting nj VtrEsburg with
ParspifH i,lnn for NIL points on THO YnEno. Hun.
nowar, Door Croek and Tntinhafehia
O. F. WORK, H. w adams
O. q. WAYNE, BROCK EFT h GARTER
VIII giye through bills of lading to Trenton.
Monroe. and al R'htiona on the Vieksburg
Shreveport and Texas Railroad, via Deia, La
w. II. BROGK Eft. Agent.
aoa9 IN Mn9nrine Htreef
SATURDAY ViOKABUH1 UNIFIED RIAl hf4
MAIL PACKET
InRvna evet y SATURDAY Mt Il ~ m
IT, For WICK aBUHa DAVfR' HEND
AG,s4sEaaksa III Naiehas. md AL Intermediate land
inaR- Tho messenger packet
RRTGHEZ,
T. II. LeatharH, muster. j. ". Muse clerk
connecting ut Vi0kRhura with tho Pnrisot Line
for YaZoo TallRhat0hia aud Bunfower rivers
aud with Anchor Limo for Memuhis Cairo and
~. bouis VIII give through hilla Of laiinR 10
Monroe and NIL siHtioDs on tho Vtrksburp
Shreveport and r. vna Hntlr nd vim Deltn In
This hoat rnaervea tho right to pasR MI land
ings TINT tho Captain may consider unsafe
For freight or passage Hpriy on hoard or to
JOHN JANNEY LOG Common at
J. Il. CARLiN 60 Common at.
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J0hNS0N'S AN0DYNE

AGENTS WANTED for tho Best and
Fastes, Selling Pictoril Books and Bibles
Prices reduced 81 per CO It. NATIONAL
PUBLISHING Co., Pbilada. Pa. mas law.
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PIANO AND 0ReANs

sl'loo Pianos only %223,5o $3.50 Or
gans only 49,, q; $a25 Organs on'v s7s IS
tremendous reduction dnrirg the mil.
summers 81 months. Having bern El.rt..a
Mayor Of my city and eutrust.,d iii .' =,
Doo'.s should he sufficient p,uof If INV ~.
sPoosi1iiity. Latest circulars and iilns
! 1rI = N.ssrTepspsrs FREE. Address, DAN
AEL + BEATTY. Washiny ton n. ~
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HAIR DRESSING.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytieal Chss>,.ta.
LOWELL, MASS
SD sloo, $500, $500. $1,000

brokers'. No. ~ Wall Street, New York. NIL
&c lrab!e investments In stocks, which frson"rs'
" pay iDm i've to twenty times the arnonnf IN.
ySsted. stocks bought snd care Is LONE N AZ.
s.eu Cn depoelt Of three per cent Explenaiorv
c'sc''ao and weekly reports sent itee.
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sANFORO's
JAMAICA
GINGER.

xI10 returned in 30 days on 500 in
s Y.sv. vested. Official Report and in
S. free. Like profits weekly On
- H"ck options Of $40 to SO Ad,ires.
st. New York. ~ van
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BFNSONR
cAPcIHE POROUS PLASTER
CURES LAME 4 WEAK Rlcg
so!d By al Druggists. srabnry l. John.
con, fropr'etors. q Plat st., N. 7.
DR.. 9an6o1dn
LIVER lnvIe0RlT0R

70 . Standard Family Remedy for dise...
70 III the liver, stomach and 6owrls I, :.
rnrely Vegetable. 1t never debilitat.... %
II ~ cath'rtic and Tonic. It has Iss"
S sss I'll, 10 my practice and BY the public.
TOT moro than IS years with nnprscsdens
80 . ., ,rrs%Its. Send FIR Circulsm. 3. p
sANtOkD. ). D, ICE Broadway. n y
Any Druggist will tell you its Rsnnt. ~ !.
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Poetry.
xArE OCTOBER DAY.
gY MADGE ELLIoTT.

SE AADGE ELLtoTT.
qss ground Is 8trewn =tth faded leaves,
The ptnd among the BREACHES geissesp
vbe Rafae branches gaunt and fare--
The ay5ng clover fills ttse AIR
wifi, fragrance fatat--aud scattered far
THE --latest star-like astsrs are.
ar agf tsse blossoms taat decked the lanes
The g.,Fd+n-rod alone remains,
yylise Gere and thege CLEANS brightly red
suaaeh berry. Summers dead,
sbe died, indeed, before the grass
Vt.s dafses lost. Alas Alaal
Tha Ltushtng, rose-eweet Summers dead!
The 9audy woranG their shrouds have spun,
r7,e gfater cricket hath begun
yfsgoud, shriIl song- A dng'tng bse
Tp pssnotonc huns mourRfuily
Where ons last honeysuckle ciings;
The ifttle woodland yi!ls and springs,
That seark3ed erst So gatly, flow
eedateEy nov with murmur lowi
And all the singing birds have fed,
yor Autumn too will soon be dead /!
Ouly few short weeks may pass
IRE winter reigna. Alas Alas
And grape-crowuea Autumn will he dead!
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had last seen in the moonlight While I
stood hesitating as to the utility Of
descending saw the girl gently with
draw herself from bis arms, then elasping
her hands around his neck, fall sobbing
on his breast.
"Well, Shawn, what's the news % |
asked that night when Shawn rushed
exeltedly into my room. For time he
could tell me nothing, but by dint Of a
few well applied questions | soon learned
from him the whole srory. It amounted
to this; 1batgworking fer two years like
galley slave IN the black pits of Penn
sylyania, with nothing but the thoughts of
Sorah to help him on, Miles Doughty
found himself with enough money to
warrant his coming home that he was
about to return to Storport, when unfor
tunately the day before his Intended
departure shaft in the coal pit fell upon
him and he was left for dead and for
many months he lay III, but as soon as he
was tit for travelling he started home.
Arriving at. .storport he vas astonished
to tlnd himself unknown, and he was
about to pass himself off for friend Of
bis own, when the news Of his death and
Norah's sorrow SO shocked him that he
determined to make himself known at
once.
And God help the william that told her
he was married 7, concluded Shawn, "for
he sWears he'll kill him as soon as Norah
God bless her!-comes out 0, the fever
that she's in now"
just three months after that night ]
found myself sitting in the hut where
Norah O'ConGell dwelt. The cabin was
illuminated 50 brightly that it looked like
spot Of fire from the oog. The rooms
ii the house were crowded, and without
dark figures gathered as thick as bees in
swarn7ing time. Miles Daaghty, clad
less gaadily than when I first beheld him,
moved amid the throng With bottle and
glass, pau8ing now and then to look
affeetionately at Norah, who, decorated
with her bridal flowers, was dancing with
one Of the straw men, who had come to
do honor to her marriage feast. When
the dance was ended she came 0vpr and
stood beside me.
"Norah," I" whispered, 10 yo7 remea1- !.
Der that night when I heard you singing
songs upon the sands y
Her face fashed brightly upon me-,
then iterew graTe-then her eyes filed
with tears.
NY GEAR" I answered, II never meant
70 give yoa pain. ! only want you To
sing q sequel to those songs tonight
She laughed lightly, then she spoke
rapidly ia Irish, and merrily sang the
we'll known lines
ooh the marriage, the marriage.
With love and the bouch4l far mo,
ghs ladies That ride in tlle carriage
Might envy the marriage to me-
Then she was Iaughingly carried Of TO
join in another dance.
joined in the fun till midnight; then
though the merrinent was still at It's
height I quietly left the house aud
FASTENED home. As left the cabin |
stumbled across figure which was
hiding behind turf stack. By the light
Of my burning turf I recognized the
features Of Owen Macgrath. He slunk
away when he saw me, and never since
that night has he been seen ii storport
An indianapolis man gave his poor,
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OF 50 doing. But he made answer, 4Wby
you see, pastor,.I had a deadhead ticket.
and | thought it my boaaden duty to 90
and keep somebody out Of that seat who
might have been harmed by the circus. j,
The pastor accepted the deacon's explana-
ton as about half satisfactory.
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Two Highlandmen, Killed in primitive
order, dropped Inadvertently into an
Episcopal chapel On Sunday and seated
themselves in comfortable pew. 4
beautiful symphony was struck up by the
organist. At that instant a gentleman
came to take possession of the seat, and
elvilly laid his hand on the shoulder Of
one Of them and pointed to the door
"Hout, tout, 'cried the Highlander; tax
out Donald there; he be 3 far better
dancer than me.
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An Indianapolis man gave his poor.
starved horse two miserable nubbins Of
corn and five orsix blades Of hay, remark
ing as he did 50. "Thar, now, eat till
you bust. Detroit Free Press.
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Making the best Of il is 3 good rule for
everybody What IS the matter = asked
d IaWyerof his goodman. The horses
are running away, sir. ! 'sCan you not
pull them up p z am afraid not. 7
Then, said the lawyer, after Judicial
delay, run them into something cheap. !"
, 1879-04-25
knew TINT pr!vato clnsscs wcre forbidden by tho

knew TINT tlvato clnsscs vera forbidden NY LILO
Commissioner Stewart remarked In solIlo-
auxing way that hc did not know ihat no peu.
pic Of Cook County supportcn M institution Tor
tho nnfpose Of allowing mctlica! stutleats 70 Get
a. education BY arHoy!ng patients an! tna!',p.
ing nnl pounding tl1rin to nscctlnIn The syn'p-
toms Of tlcis respective tlIa1a'lies.
Dr. j. l.. eawyrr. fiouse Surgeon Of the HOS,
pital, was next Called. The charges were tSaa
tn hlm as t9 the former Witness ae ' sna sa .nss
there wns delay about the furnisll!tlR ol ~
cushions, thc. order therefor being given 70 t!,c
nurse; that the charge u: to tho asnnkenncss
at!1 misconduct ut thu warden vas enufeI
Without foundation 10 far as vitncss' kntWt-
cGgo wens; that fle had ncvor. seen Mr. Mllls
lake drink, and noscr under the Influence OF
ilInoe: thai ,e had secH strangGrs ts'ertf,ne f, .9
Dolnialck Murray and hfcRnlef,t) a. tio olilcefs
Rot n body nt the Hospital. DR.. Godspohn
had told rltnass thai atilla Introduced hl.n 10
tse s cSny I , h. xt e sfsF s fs
fused 70 give buiy 10 the Doctor:
Dr.. Ge0rge N. Bergen. first assistant to the
liouse Surgeon, wns then rallied. lfs knew OF
nothing wherein Alr Mills showed any neS,t,. s9s,
lclhy lind been caused ID the furnishing of mr.
cushions. The witness verified .fis stntcments
Of Dr.. SAWYER T.. to the .hody procured W
Golltp0htl, and said t,Iat he knew nothing about
the tuvestEAtion. Witncst had ncVer seen Mr.
Mills drunk nor drinking, nur had he ever soen
uny nun drinking the liquor Ut tho institution.
TIE sriBr.
Dr.. A. unldsrohn was next sworn. In rala-
tion to the body which lie had obtained, he said
lint Mr.. Mills would give him no sntisfnCtion,
mud would havt nvtlitnE IT, do with the transler
ot any body. Wttncts had been introduced 10
the County Undertaken BY Mr. Milla. and with
tic uts.leftaker llat mnlc arrangements To
"use'' certain body before It was buried.
Without nnybody's permission witness had,
after securing body froLn thg undertaken, ap.
propslntci the wash'ruom 10 his own use, and
il,crc one Night lIc had steamed tile aesh oil
tho bonDs tic ErcRt bulk OF tho
flesh having llrst been carved of at tho Morguo
previous thereto. Mr. Mills knew nothing about
tl1u niralt At all-,U enc knew anything abuut It.
Witness lad key to the Washro0H, md lio had
himself ordered the 1nnltor to Turn On the
steam. Witness testified 1T grcat length To tho
rtIect that the anagculent Of the institution had
greatly improved under Mr. Mtlls; that there
were no dfspgrecnentE between the various otlt-
cIals ntnl that The most c0nsl0erate md watch
iul cure Hha bestowed on tic patlouts by those
!! IN charge.
lhe COMMITTEES hero adjourned for. dinner,
| tails OF the way In which Dr. Goldspohn had
"hollcd the flesh from the honcs.h
Upon reassembl,g. DR.. Alfred Hnnde mud
Nr. j. B. Murphy attaches Of the Hospital,
! addpd ther testimony ns tu MIR. Mills Ignorance
| OF ,tc way iu which Dr.. Goldspohn had obtained
und ceAs,ed tic skeleton In question; tho good
| management Of Sir. MiIls, ctc., etc.
The Committee postponel their proceedings
ill nlptner uaY.