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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04


New Y TX sun has Do faith in
ond intentions II President Hsyt g.
- that IL is alleged on all sIue,
ne Mississippi commission, au-
~ by Congress and appointed by
is packed IN { e interest of job
d will favor the most expensive
Of implov, IN mt proposed.
Shere IN the s ,uLhwest it j saio
shs creation of the commission
)mmItted the government nr-vo-
o the levee system and this IL
ally because il is believed that the
l,ssion was organized to report in
Wy. What il would cost To carry
Il Santic scheme into execution no
N being is able to tell; but it
l probably run far up into the
re Is of millions, and afford I'M
I'd patronage and plupder.
the other hand, Capt. j Inn Cow
who has followed the river from
ihood and aiven his life to the
7 of IL, propo'e e. plan of his
Instead of building hundreds
/ 81 wall TO copfiuo a river which
dY "funs ON a RIDGE Cowd, n
4 increase the number of outlers,
deepening the channel by in
ed velocity OF curreat and at the
time scour cut the mouths by
natural force, so as TO give The
e depth Of water ana accompl sh
early nothing all that EAds claims
accomplishing at enormous eX
.. This plan, Cowdon says. cen
thoroughly tested for $3.50 o0O
the expense OF the whole
would net exceed $40, 900 900.
his, it appears, is too che4p. II
ION had proposed to expend
zoo 600 be might have hsu a re.
al hearing. But, as 1t Is. every
is made 10 keep him and his plan
background. Hayes refus, &c
i'm on the commission although
honest river mao desired his sp.
because bis presence might
been announcement to the luxuri.
who arc forming plans C
10 their own purposes the golden
which is soon to pour from the
iTy.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1879-09-04

The electric girl IN Canada ls to be
made the subject of medical paper.
She discharges electricity whenever
touched and half the young men ln the
neighborhond who tried to take llber-
ties with her have been knocked down
the moment they put their arm around
her. She has no use for big brother,
her own powers being of sufficient
force TO command the respect of all
with whom she mes in contact.
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Austin COlGgiatG Female Institute

The twenty-eishih year divided into two SEES
Sous of i've months each. begins September !,
1873 and ends June 3 rs o
7 his Il established school. with expert
enred educators. loo ted At austin, q city famed
for health ana n lnet society
Tn .urs~ OF stud es lie M to the Iimes, prac-
teal. sno IhoruuRh aud ir In en- ed 10 meet all
the demands OF this era. for the higher educa-
ton Of women
II IL d signed 70 teach young l-dies TO main
tin he dignity and fulhn the r spors biity IL
their osl ion in Soc ETY.. This can only be done
by dividu =ultul and indiyidad dis 1 line.
The course mp lees Latin, Grerk French,
Germ IN, :, an n. English, MalhemsSle-, HIS
ply Mus c. Drawing Pin ng, &c.
L auS--4d es CO npleting the en- ire course are
entitled tO Lily mas.
Board tuition. lights and fuel. per SIS
zion nve monihs--.-. .--.....-- - $50 o.
Music with u-e VI Instrument. $1,000. 80 70
For par iculArs, address
Rev h. ]. SMITH,
jySidaw3mo Pecan Street. Anstins Texas.
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ship that carried William III.
ca of Orapge) to England wien he
TO take possession Of the mon
had long life. Is was nam d
,incess Mary and was built n the
ts. l. was more tnsn = half =
cid when William landed fon
Torpy. n svember 4, 1858 Sh
so feet 8 inches long, 20 feet
double decked, with two mssts,
4 e-rigged. Her earlier name is
10 have been Brill, but this We be-
is not established. She was
tened the Princess Mary after the
e consort, when she wss selected
AZ the fortunes OF the mora Gu Ia
sew kingdom. Daring the whole
IA reign and that Of hls succe, s 7
en- Anne she was ased as a royal
soSs>Yacht aud was kept IN tho :
older, ss,me OF the repairs being
+, * enslve. 10 17t4, W en- the
4 came int, possfsslon Of G orge
i ceas.d by his order 'roferm part
b. royal establishment. A6crs-
70 fis of economy, the govern
sold her TO the Msssrs. Walters III
lon. who christened her the Betsy
= after favor e West India belle
at name. After q score or murG
ars In the West India trade, dur
ehieh she IVES known as a stsnch
and fast ssiier, she was sold to
=. Carllna Of London, who tn
ID her - collier tot k cos n, m
,estle 70 The great metropolis.
s the year 1925. more than two c, n
probably trum the date che as
hta, she VAS purchased By Mr..
e Finch Wilson. OF Sau b Shiel ..
he Seventeenth q + bresry. 1Sss,
sas taking cargo Of coas fIt m
is 10 Hamburg and stuck upon
lack Midcerns, dangerous ieet
icks north Of the mouth OF the
where's few days afterward she
ne 3 total wreck. Her Etmall Q
eagerly purchased, and innumer-
S olf-boxes and other souvenirs
) mace from tue old oak that had
50 indestructible through more
two kundred yelrs.
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Texas Female Institute.
CLASSICAL ERGLlsH AND GER
NAN SCHOOL.
W. W.F5NTAINE Gun vers iiy OF Viz
ginIa), Pres dent.

The ffih animal session commences septem-
her ]. 1879
Eight spable Professors and Assistants are
secured.
Miss uessi, the instructress In Gtman,
French and ltala an. amended schools in Ger
man. France and Italy, and br ngs most COM
p iment-ry Test monials Of pr hcisncy from all
or them. She Ie-ides in the Institute, and
members OF her classes will enjoy the gr, al
Advantage OF daily conversation carried IN
IN he foreign language which hey are
Studying. The Lew AID commodious insti-
tn bulldog occupies i elevated position
ab ut half n nie northw st Of the Capitol It
is admirably arranged to accomm date under
one ruof the board NO academic nd ar depart
meats. The Institute has one OF the largest and
beet selected libraries IN the ate.
Expenses per quarter OF ten weeks-B ard
fuel and tights, SS1 50; tuition from IS to k!9 90
No extra Oh Grg- Tor L TIN, Greek or g rman.
For paTncu Srs address W. W. FONT ,INE,
A. n Aus'in Texas. an3;&w3m
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LAND AGEsClEs
Read anu Examine for Yourself.

n. B: swEENEY. Land Agent who has on
land IN different counties In the stale Of Tex-e,
th- finest improved farms, small and large; Wild
lsnds and stock rsnchee; large amount Of prop
erty IL the city Ut Aurtin. improved and unIn-
proved buyers vii find IL To their interest 10
call on or address N. b. SWEENEY, Tl5 Con-
gree Avenue, Austin, Texzs.
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"a ACCoUNT.

In the sdninissrsIi0n Of Ihs estate u a. B.
SeWm nn, dece1sesf.
a. = Newman, .ozInlEEsfnr o. The ertn,e Of
A b. HeNDann- deceased h2s a. hts fuai &C
cnust IN the cr1nfy cuurt % TsaFis coants
UhIch VIII be acted IN - the nrxI t.ru % sid
cU1ri, cnmneu1ng he III No. J II :, pa n
ber, iS79 = the co1rt ho1se the ell, n TIE city
n sald estate n1E nppsar and m.1s obfec'I9ns
Wines. Fr1nk BroEn. clrIk 81 este ro1ri.
ISL esd ths = s6s1.el -. 4, flis
FRANK HED8E =, lIe.4.
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/ usTIN GRADED SCHOOL.

The fo1rih annual trrm Of this instifufion VII
commence On the frst Aondsy In reDaenbeE.
1873. with . full corps Of ef1cieEt teachera. one
of when VII Be charged with the culirs Of
superintendent. The grading and coarse %
ntady Uill be observes - herctofora. There
viii Be io1r grades IN each department o. the
school, male and female Iho Eradcy viii be
nnnbs red IRON second % Gfth- In order 70 e.
Ter the school pupiis nust % abls 20 connence
In tnE Ant resdef.
RATES OF TUITION:
Second Rrads, q Per u1lfk; third EIade,
ei-10; lolrih g.a1e. =; 1flh E1dc, $40 A
echcol couDunIty VIII BE orkaniEe1. and the
pahlis scnool f1nd appl1prisfed U1n b sdnl1-
ialefcd IN nccnrcauce viii he ~.
~ or11E q t1e boalt q dlrgclnIz.
iyll,S,s. 80. ~. =; 2 = So So.
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THE TORONTO "AOVERFISRR"
sthe best family newspaper published Jana
no exception. and l. the best unedi nm Tor I'D,
vertising in British North AIHeriea. Its rates
are the lowest Of any other weekly, and the sub
to any part Of the world.
EDWARD DEVTNK, Proprietor.
Omcee-ts and 10 Adelaide Street East, Toronto
CanAia
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DRUGalRTa.

MORLEYS
TX-s
Il 4,
=
The only Safe, Sure and Reliable CEs
Liver complsints, Jaundles, Dyspepsia, fsyers, hse.
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etc. and whenever an Aperient
Alternative, or Purgatks Med
Ieine may be required.
THESE PILLS are strictly vegetable, and made
i 70 meet the many demands caused BY the e.
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and are particularly adapted 70 the Bilious and
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They are certain and active In their operation In
removing "BILE" and disorders Of the stomach,
M M I'D "a he enr q he ah0
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They are particularly calculated TO produce
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the mucous coating Of the Stomach or Bowels.
and will not leave constipated condition, but
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BLOOD PURIFIER
they are unequalled. Asa
LIVER lNVlcoRAToR
they are acknowledged BY one and all unsur.
HEADACHE PILL
| they are without Q rival, and with proper diet
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II taken in time to remove the bile from the
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| Dysentery, Vomiting, Sick and Foul Stomach,
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| LIVER Pills.
They are 20 certain In their effect, that one,
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the old theory of taking q "peck" Of pills TO
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have them on hand for their protection, and
relief when required, for those who have used
them find the benefit they seek.
SUGAR COATED.
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFe. cHEkisrs
hsrkst snd 9Th. st sT.LouIs. NO
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-15

Russian merchants recently returned
from the interior of China to st. Peters.
burg have furnished terrible details
respecting the famine which has for
some time prevailed throughout certain
provinces Of the Celestial Empire.
They dsposc to having seen people die
in the streets Of many towns and vii
lagos from sheer starvation, and state
not only that anthropophagy is prac-
tised upon the bodies Of the dead. but
that famished men attack the living
and prey upon them with all the ferocity
and greediness Of the fiercest carnivora.
One Of them alleges that he was pres
ent ct the examination Of medicant,
who had been arrested for some petty
theft, and in whose professional wallet
the mangled remains of an infant were
discovered. This man confessed to the
magistrate that for some time previous
to his seizure he had lived exclusively
upon the fresh flesh OF human beings,
as no could not surmount his antipathy
10 that Of dead bodies. Another ap-
pallinR case which came under the no.
tice Of a Russian merchant WAS that OF
young man who had persuaded his
father to assist him in numbering and
subsequently eating . girl to whom he
was bctrothed. Men have been exc.
cu.ed for killing and eating their own
children. and sons have slain their
fathers in order. to appeasc the pangs
Of hunger. In some Of the northern
districts whole villages stand empty,
their inhabitants having one and all
perished for want Of food. Some Of
tho incidents recounted by these COM
mercial travellers are too horrible for
reproduction; but tho above details will
convey some idea of the awful suffer-
ings by which the population has late
~ been and indeed still 10 afflicted.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-The last Of the
Inspectors Of Elections were appointed
tonight. Tammsny's interest foots up
1855 Of them. just one quarter Of the
whole number. Augustus Schell was
duly sworn in. but Tilden was excused,
having sent telegram Of his inten-
ton Of going into the country. To-
morrow 10 the first day of the registry
for the city, with the prospect OF .
heavy list.
The Times says: A careful review OF
our real estate market shows an in
crease in the number Of new buildings
this year over the corresponding eight
months Of last year Of 1872; increase in
the estimsted cost. $5,044.3l2. All
things indicate genuine and consid-
erable improvement in the demand for
real estate. but there is no. sufficient to
warrant speculation. 1t is good sign
every wy that the property which
brings proportionately the highest
prices and sells most readily, is that
adapted TO first class dwellings. or that
on which substantial buildings are
actuslly going up. The Vanderbila
are erecting three residences on Fifth
avenue, to cost twelve hundred thou
sand dollars.
CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-The Horn Silver
mine Of Frisco, ia Southern Utah, was
sold here this morning to Eastern pur.
chssers for s., OOO. 900. the par vslne Of
the stock being $4,000, 900. The net
earnings Of the mine are reported to be
over $4,000 per day.
NEW YoRx. Oct. 8.-Hugh J Jewett.
President of the Erie Railroad Com
pany, was today elected . Director OF
tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. Following is q list of the Di.
rectors: Norvin Green, Vim II Wander.
bilt, Gen Arson Stager, Edwin d Nor
gan. Augustus Schell. Harrison Durkse,
James II Barker, Samuel T Berger.
Joseph Harker, Alonzo b Cornell.
Hamilton Mex. Trombley, John Van
horn. Cornelius Wander bilt. Moses Tay-
lor, Wilson Il Hunt. Edward S Sanford,
Chester w Chspin, Robt Lennox Ken
nedy. Pierpont Morgan. Geo M Pull
man. John Il Duff, ID o Mills. Oliver
+ Palmer. Samuel A Munson. David
Jones. Edwin d Worcester. Henry NJ
Phillips, William ID Bishop, Hugh J
Jcwett.
President Green submitted his annu-
al report. Receipts. $lO,O7S.s97; ex-
psnses. t5.S09.ll9, leaving . net profit
Of $4.289.77s. Out of this were paid
four quarterly dividends. aggregating
$2.2O5. 1904. $3.50. 525 for interest on
bonds, and $40. 058 for sinking fund sp-
propriations. leaving q surplus Of net
revenues of $1,000 1888. From this
surplus $l3S.Sl9 was paid for new
lines. and tl45.lS4 for the purchase Of
telegraph stock, patents, etc.
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Patients" may consul. By letter, receiving the
came attention - by calling. by answering the
following questions:
i. Give your name and poet office address,
county and state. and yon. nearest express Office
Q. Your age and sex,
;. Occupstionf
Z. Married or single1
5. Hight. weight nox aud 10 health
Q. How long have you been sickr
J. Your compile xion. color Of hair and eyes?
). Have you . STOPPING or erect sait7
v Relate without resery alton all Won know
about your case. Enclose one dollar a. eonsul,s
uon lee. Tour letter viii then receive our atm
uon. and We will give yea the nature OF Won,
ei.esse and our candid opinion eouce,uirg
cure.
Conp<tent Physicians attend to eo.re-no,aepe.
All letters should be addressed 10 pisnsns,rv
isi1 Hilbert street. Piilsdeiphia, Pa.
II. T. HELMDOLD.
Druggist and Chemist,
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD EvERYWHEREJ
je-adAvIy
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that by virtue OF an execution issued out
OF the District Court for the Third Judicial
District Of Washington Territory. holding
terms at Seattle. and u me directed. In favor
Of Kane. O'l.eary h Co. and against Edward
Clayson, have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. at public auction, nj
the door Of the county building in Port Madi.
sou. kitsap County. Washington Territory. on
Thursday, November 18th, A. D. 1879. at the
hour Of IL o'clock 4. N. OF said day. the follow
Ing real property to.wit: South half Of North
west quarter of Section %. and Northwest or
Of Northwest or Of Section y, containing 100
acres. and that part Of Lot I of Section 20 in
Township Is North. of Range West. that
lays East OF q certain cedar tree. commencing
At the Southeast corner of said lot and running
north thirty one rods TO the beach. thence fol-
lowing the meander OF said beach TO the North
line Of said lot, thence ABBOTT six rods on said
line 20 . point agreed upon by parties, thence
6oush so rods. thence East 81 rods to the point
OF beginning. containing about 1873 25loO
acres. All OF said land Is in Township Is
North, OF Range West, in Kitsap County i,
Washington Territory and the hotel and ali
the improvements &C said lands, or SO much
thereof ~ will satisfy said execution, with
costs and incTes sed costs.
Dated October sth. 1879.
JOSEPH COMSToCK.
Sheriff of ki;sap County. W.T..
McNAr6Hr BRos.,
Attorneys fos Plaintiff. ollw5t
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-11
THE COLD WAVE.
Beautiful Snow = In Earnest.

The Cold wave. Of which We read in
song aud story, struck us On Saturday
last. Previous to that day tho weather
had been dismal, cold and sloppy for
neatly three weeks, hut the thermo,ne
ter sunk 81 sin tho shade" and the
rain was instantly transformed into
''pigeon SNOW III was too cold to
"Dake." The fall was over five inches
aud the "time consumed" thirty six
hours. The earth was nantled in pur-
ity-well We won't get poetic, but it was
in fact cold enough to freeze the horn,
from billy goat
Winter.
The weather is startling TO us Of the
South. The thermomete: standing at
l3o for three nights reminds one Of the
frozen north: while q white mantled
earth for il week, with snow FIVE inches
deep on the level and frozen river
full Of skaters, ar. facts which prove we
are fully in the "cold zone.' Mankind
feels exhilaratcd under tho influence of
this bracing weather our atmosphere is
purified malaria destroyed; the soil
strengthened for the agriculturalist, but
our stock suffers. We will venture to
assert that not less than ten Thousand
dollars has been lost by the killing Of
stock from the last freeze. And then by
what little outlay might not all this been
saved. Economy is science our people
know but little Of; and these winters,
now becoming frequent, tho improved
stock being ared-which requires that
more attention should be paid them-go
to make evidence that our farmers
shoul,l-and must in order to he success
ful-sive more attention to their preser.
walton and care during winter rs we'll AZ
summer. Cotton ut cents pcr pound
will pay-it-we raise our own bread
and meat and re can do that if ne bit half
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Loulsiana News.

Judge John B. Robertson, Journal
ist, lawyer and jarist, Of New Or.
leans, was crushsd by tho wheels Of
the railroad train at Bayou dee Ale.
msnds, from the effects Of which he
died.
A 6re at Farmevills, Union parish,
La, destroyed four buildings Loss
$4,000. i
TIE Danube was "frozen in" in the
ice at Shreveport.
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THE SUN FOR 1870. :. a

rur s,w v,II \. ruhl;.h.d .v.rv a. Ast,,~
III r e. "a coms. Ia nnr,,osa IA SstAs IN
~ AZ :.%s =. n H. psst o n,s.s~t IN ~.
ns No ~. n = resd.hia Eta and "a I'm ~ t.s1S
ts"".h H. hs.rsns f.Yi "'A ~ '''' WV ~"
THs s. sn b.: Ssso - and vi,l co,t,,.. ~ ~
~. ..th ..S q" "yn ct;ons ~ ASS SS.e
= 81. oriv roiicv whicS N n"rsst ~ 10y
~. sS M: FL 4 Tia noIicv vhicS -" ~ fcr
ts;s nsTsnansr thc con kdsnSa snS 6EienSsSis ~
= ~ider Observation-Disclosures thsn ~ ever SslIr1 an.
iovsS bv nv otter Xmsrican joursal. >. J.,
il not for tho rich man sesinst The p6SfSSS. ~
weeks "a do eouai }ustice to iii interssta m tis
n.rt, aot TSs,s sssS :. :.
shont its loves ma hates. Il ia iof ~ SsSc:t
nd against tho rogues every time. Il g lScths
honesf Democrat q against tho 1iskoeeSe tep.
tSs SisSonsst Dcmocrst. Il Az not ~ M m
ffom the utterance Of any politician q psi}dcel
orSanisstion. IL eiyes IL euDpoft M IeS6lv
vSsn men or measures are m aereoonoo nm
the Constitutiou and With tho principois rpeo
vhich thie Republic Wa founded Tor Is 1jslo
Whenever the Constitutlon and eo1s1iSi 1Gsd
lasps. q: e.. yGisted1:s =, II:
M piaced IN tho Prosident's o6ce,i W.T. 10
stiii rsmsineIt speeks ont lor 10 rishk ~ %
W. snn'e ides Of independence. Il an rcosect
fhers mi n no chanee m the pfo9rn11II04 -
IN mn IN MN eefnel IL ~, .hoafe@
Of rascsis, frauds, and humbues 81 Il sasta ana
m tic vesr 5op. than n ls10 ion, Of o1y1ess
:ore H. IN Rsn nm continna 10 nm = MI
Ticke9 vifh unmitisate6 briehtneao.
WSSia ~ ieseos 81 10 49, CSiGlN 1AAea.
.kssflv kant hefore the nesolA ~ - -
no pr: S to make itsslfia 1s5ss nssssiSe 4
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The Blame Committee, with Tel
Ter at the head, il in New Orleans
They speak Of visiting Natchito'
choS.
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sides! "R"nn,ly's'I mean. He! lie! h.
What ! Who? Yes. his chickens. They
never saw snow before in their cxr"
ric,,cetl lives. .Kour,ly' came ont aM!
after scattering corn loosely around,
called in shrill voice, "c'.eek. cheek,
cheek. cheeks Those, fowls. didn't
have a lit Of cheek. an,l most pos
itively refused to come out 1t the
hen roost "Roundy" ran them ont
and they flew all over the neigh''orho"d
to keep ont Of the way Of the snow
Talk about your fairs and charitable en-.
tertainments! T'is not circumstance
to "Roandy's' foul (fowl> loss 90 account
Of tue recent snow.
"Roundy" thou eht her tho fairest
OF every earthly queen,
The lovliest and rarest.
That e'er yet was seen.
She tripped along serenely.
Upon the snow clad street,
Holding herself 10 queenly,
In her fashion.gar 20 neat.
All at Once-so treach'rOus-
Proved the slippery s'eet.
That it glided quite sudden,
From beneath her dainty feet,
And--then-Good Lord! deliv'r us
From her dainty mouth, 70 fair
There come sudden uttrance
Which made "Roundy" wond'rous stare.
''G0l don these streets Infamous
They're only fit for cattle
And I'm going back to Daddy
And make this council rattle.
They've spoiled my Christmas hustle
They've ruined my balmoral,
III certain make them rustic
With the suit Of . country GAL"
"Roundy" with how most, profound,
return. thanks to the kind lady who sent
him . magnificent cluster Of royal rose
binds, fresh from the parent stalk. Mid
snow and leo and wintry scenes, they
were . loving reminder Of tho autumn
days that still fingered in our erst sunny
cline.
"Roundy" thinks that the way Hut
sons turnouts and nags were skeedaddled
around loose during snow times, is .
causion to the boys, and compliment to
Hutson's energy in meeting emer-
gencies. Hntson, old boy, "Roundy" tips
you one.
"Roundy" has been pirogueing around
among the statistics, and here is what
he has discovered. thanks to the kind.
ness of the Clerk of the court, about Grim
inal expenses:
EXPENDITURES, 1878.
Witness certificates June Term 1754 20
Dec. 054 20
Excessl in Dec. ..$ll9 70
JURORS CERTIFICATES.
June torn. 1873 $724 50
Dec. 3" 7O4 80
Excess in june. .3ll9 20
Total in June >l47s 70
Dec. 1859 50