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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

The warm March sun made sad
havoc of the sleighing. Played out.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. Ally
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

President Hayes has vetoed the
Anti-Chinese Immigration Bill.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

A DNIHISTRhTOR'S NOTICE.-I.etters
II oi Administration on the estate OF
Jonn GcrtZui, late OI Gregg township, de
ceased, having been granted 80 the under
signed, ~! persons knowing themselves TO
be indebted 10 said dcced"nt, are requested
TO make immediatc payment. and persons
having claims against tnc same. 10 present
them duly authenticated for settlement
JAS. ID. GFNTZEL.
dministratCr.
Gregg twp. Feb. eth, 1879. &C.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

4 DMINIST2ATOR'S NOTICE Letters
N o. Administration having hecu grant
ed 10 the undersigned on the estate OF An
lie HCSterman, lS;e al HaineS township
deceased, all persons knowing themselves
indebted 20 said estate. are hereby request
ed 0 make immediate payment, and tho sc
having claims oprOSeat them daily auth en-
ticated for Settlement.
gov. Y. z. HosTERMIS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06

4 DmINTSTRATOR'S NOTTCE.-Lctters
"a administration on the cS;atc OF
Regina SmeitZer. Ettc OF Miles township,
deceased. having been granted 10 rhc un-
dcrSisncd, All persons indebted tn said eS-
tate are requested 20 maze immediate pay
ncn;. and those having claims against the
same 10 present them, duly authenticated
for settlement.
JOHN SHAFFFR.
I-Ow. Administrator.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.

Philadelphia g. Erie r. +. DIV
WINTER THE Table.
, 1879-04-16
FAREWELL TO THE REV. E. SULLIVAN, D. b,

Ion Afs !<nrtag Chira0o, .lprit IN. l87o.l
Farewell! Tho word II said
Which lnyA OR buHl of uhtun with thu dcad.
How i was dong, and why, 1t bouts not now
To ask; DIR Yh1 hcnrf4 hr0kenly hlsst bow
70 thu Isrcv0cabs: IiOpa ~ saN-
Thu past uan nuyes bu recalled ng4in.
luug yearH tl!yr varying c0nrst have rolled away
stnGs drst thu bs',s4 VA. kAIt. alht NIT QUO day
I!aa showt ratlIc or t'aw In It,
Nor Gyen now the wish t0 sever II.
Faster anu surcr, II Its mutual strength,
II .tuW M though t Nlust hayr an culsss fencth-
When luta call came, aAd, !iEe t1lv A,gcra blast,
IT showed vi. asl loo sopn. what VIC hare lust.
Farcwcll Tho word has fallen from thy lips;
And uB tho red sun EloriHusjy ltp8
lieyonl tho far horizon nf p1!t ken,
And goes to brighten Otsur c!mcs aud men.
fo Wh!lc tho shadows lonnl about our patlls,
rauu Euat tu gladden. 1th1r lonles and heatths,
Tnlseuch !hs tutthful word ~ lAuu didat here,
With luve anA Tenderness, Int without leur,
III slny!uuosa Ut heart an. loly xual,
Al III tho Master glory aNd mans veal,
TILL utls call faii 0aca lnore ip0h thine car;
'Seryant Ut Gua, well aDnet thy crown ~ hsra p
And vows too-wtth voices ltEe knetl,
W. tup must Say thu solemn wor.! FAREWELL
Wr. tho few lona shuep In iha wilderness,
Missing uur hhc1l,ord'H yenlle, kLnd caress,
And word. of w!sAoM'4 EuidAuee III uut neud,
III fEletIship's EnnMsct. Dt In warnings heed,
chect!n. Thu broken 'heartud in their gfiefs,
q! toJuus!y enjoying Atl Gods gifts
We. Mahdrr'ns, strayMg. allt Uncs mora uult0
our heartfelt testimony of thy worta
Tho seldom met with On this rarth.
u mnT1nWr lovingly, thIuu9h btindlng tears,
Ass Ass !: "a <:> A*:5I5 ts;s'$s ;s s
A Member OF 'rrEuity Episcopal Church, Chicago.
, 1879-04-16

a Talk WITH "NELL1E,"
"Wl,sru was thu residence Of Mr.. uilbcrtt"
inquiries Mr. Storrs Of Stevens.
.No. A01 West JacksoN street"
"Elti you, on tho OCCASION to which you re-
fer, discover uny othcr lettersf
II did,"
HDlil YOU nsl that occasion discover thescl"
md Mr.. SsoErs hands Stevens half dozcn. a,,l,
after picking out thrcu OF tAose written by saEn-
son, he as,swers VI did"
But th,. Itne n abandoned, u"l MF, storrs re-
"What WV Gllbcrt's busness hero In the city
ut that tlrHci'
on hiIn."
III suppose that would DO Improper" re-
nlarks s!r. Storrs, alli he supplcn.ents,, Do
"UnlY II! u gnnerul way. ! know le was
singing In tile cl,uir.h
"Nlat church,"
~ opjcct,'' CALCULATES Ms. Weber. "unlcss
no kuowa Ut his nYA knowaodge.h
"Ccnteuasy CHURCH," tnterpulatcs Stevens.
=" ask that that bu stricken out," c1cia!tns
!" hays seen hin in tho church," explains
Seen hin, s!ns tners1" usks Mr. Weber.
"seon him bacI; ticrs "-1civrriny 10 the
cllolt-"l Il cunt BAy saW him s!nE.h
1t is not MATERIAL" remarks Nr. HtoFrs.
"You uIscoyetcl silcsu three Ietters On the oc.
casl9n ~ t9 %l'!ch yon have refcrrcas'
"Ws object to their Introduction" sayk a!r,
Mills. "0uo u them was not written BY slm-
son. Two wcru denttttctl."
| ;, "Here Ia LITTER" speaks out hir. stoErs,
%oSa .sa IN o,net e ,srs w,ss Ra'ssssa ss,s,e, VIZ y
1t fl addressed to hEs. Ada Eugcrt, u tho
otlcFs are. 1t ID for tle jury to say. when they
, 1879-04-16

"Recd Ia tl1o na.,'' Joins III AIr. Trntle, "on
whose accouBt VIC got d continuance whon thu
caso came ap befose. He Is the man described
by Loigtcy-tllr tnan employed by Stoycua for
tic pus,wsa OF tlndug out who wrote thu let
tcrs, alld tle IL the man who brought lin thu In
formation about O'Clock on Sunday, the day of
tl,o homicide. Reed stntus that Gilbert wroto
them. W. can't pet Gilbert, or hls MOTHER or
anybOdy."
ut Is not co mpetcnt cvIdcncc," holds the
Court, "to prove wliat II third party safl about
"'rl.c Icttera signed 'NclIc,'n SAYS Nlr,
storrs, "wero discovered short time prior to
tue llumietde. The prisoner WAS informed gu
tf'e 'ay Of The a!omicado by. wt'um tlley wnre
writtcn. dcsiru to usoyo tint they wcru writ
ten by Il lnnIl, aud mot by Il wolnai Tcro Ia
all the ttf!erencc In tbs worltl between lutters
written by man 4'nl q woman containing tcrns
oF endear'nent anl Affection. 4 husband would
ls aeilatsd n the one '"stunre, alm not tie
"rhe question IT, remarks The Court, "by
"Ws paI pr0vc," replies Mr. Storrs, /" Tint
he was informed ttnt tho Iettoss wcre written
by particular man, and ttat tho word 'Dolly'
meant hltnsslt, t,-steycns;. Whether ho ha,i my
significant I'M! eogcnt fact. Your Honor hssn't
rea.l lhrse lcttrrs In ihat light"
J" Yes, hayc," sud- tic Curt.
Isn't 1t u material fact," asks Mt. Storrs,
| " tlA[ lt WIS lAiuE1Aeu DH lt!G l1DfnuE Q{ tic
homicide by whom the lctters were written. u,ml
thnt llu WIS nn!ty't 1t tton't l,suys il wus 10,
| but II proves he was Informed so, anil believed
Bu.n
"'rilc man who informed him. obseryes his
| Honor, us co,nEttout witness To ,rovu it.n !.
| "Thu Hian IL Ito lnoFu competent" conttu.ts
Mr.. Storrs, "tllat he informed Stcyrns thar,
stuyens IL thas llu w.ss informed. Thu question.
| IL, was hs tnforlleaI Stevens knows wnethcr
III was, Just US well Us heed kt,ows t.at lu IN.
| formed btuycns. More than t!At, Revl IL bu.
! yona tho process of tho Court. Hut, on thu
uttr noint,--tt,u question being was hc Inform.
cl,-Stoyela knows hu Is the party wu ru.
eeiycd llle information. kccl don't know my
more. lserd's would 10 guod corrpbura.
enough to yet him, but not necessary
| evidence, because thu question Is, was Biuyens
Informed that Gilbert ornnyGody elsu wrote tito
ietlcrst TAut' DOLLY mcallt hinsclls Did ha
belieyuitl Testimony tisat SteyvnJ was Informed
would To seeon4ury; tllut Reed Informed
Maiton by tho very l1Ian to whom II WAS coa
| nuuiratetl.n
Mr.. Iru4u pitches an authority ut tho Court,
aIll .nalntalns that ''whetl!cr the word Nellie
tleuns 'Gllbsrt,s ana 'Dolly' Stevens, ID III
deed very important It Chauges u!O whole
tenor Of tlia letter, Anl attachGs to 1t tllu mos
luust slnIstAF an,i co,n!cat charactcr. 8teycu
hunded the letters to Heed to tipd
, 1879-04-16

ont tho truth, mud he cndcarorct1 to ia so nnl
ut o'c!ork ,1.nt Sunday evening fu informed
Stevens tlnt Dolly m,'ant himself, that Nol-
lie' ncant Gilbert, a'ni That tlu letters wcso
fact an'l tied. Ftom that tine tn Stevens was
tinlts tilr entrnl vi passion n,Hi frenzy, as wn
shall slow hcrrhitrr. Tho Information showed
HIN ts'nt he wa* not oMsy a deccvrd ts,Rf'a,,t',
e''ckold .unc Of thy letters was written ot the
vcrv day lint Mrs. ynnnv caused Stevens to hu
sen. ~ the House nf Correctio1.h
~ ObtGct,h intGrpoacs AIR. Atilfa, NtG tic
athtcnicntk Ut faetR ilat nre INT proyrtl.n
"Soinc of ti'cM were" qualities ar. rrM|le.
"You nso stntln, things tint nre nnt,n SAWS
The Court, nrt'arcn!y rntllc.l, .ssnd Alr, Truio
sits down. "fe tnSsipn IS" tnntlnnes ,aS , h,s
pc.ent witness, tnll Stevens what somebody
r1su told lu,. Tint Il ,l'a.hlu, l,cartay, not
competent evidence, nMl ,shal! rulo 1t out.
The letters themselves slnli at'ntt.",.
"Dn yon knnw wtIrre Air. Heed tsa" inquiries
Mr.. stnrrs of Stevens.
:" do not.n
"Whsu did You last soc hlmt''
% ~ don't @ hs1!eys y ,y.s ssw him "'neo that nlrht'
Alr. StoErs notes nu exception to tho ruling Of
thu Court.
"Not upon the ground Tint L cannot be
proved" observes the Judge, "bnt TINT the
tI,nnny II u third purity wllo told savcns wIlu
wns tlle author 1T thu letters, lie himself bpEl4.
cu1lpetcnt witness. 'ra1so Il upon the Erouud
lt,At there Is competent Qvldc,,co to provu II i.
thai Il to soy, ile-StoYotfs-w put upon III
qutry.n i,
II thank Jour Honor for the suggestion
slys Mr.. storrs, arrl liz lurps to thu accused
n9ut,l.
ibid you over undertake to find Gllbcrtf"
II layc.''
"Ilavc you ever found hIml''
~ saw him onec."
"I)Ml you have my conversation With h!mn
al did,"
"Whcrc did you SEQ hlm1''
Eat his ilouse.'
Live you srcn him siuce you discovered
these lettcrs}"
"Yrst sir"
"Dil YOU hnyo any Interview with him witt,
rcfcrrnco to these lettcr1a"
II did,"
"pia YOU present to him these lettersf'
, 1879-04-16

ft.a lark H<}hrnlcr BaI 5saossA 7sHtsS.
Mr. Collcn, the 1lshtnonEer Of I4udltw street,
knowing tlat there would be q large dsnla.ll for
tlsh during The Passover, sent nut aseHts lust
they could llnl lIp spent 81, III this wny ulul
prlces tu suit l!mself. All tAe J1tsial,
housewives had to 70 ~ him for tllc!r supplies
au! pay bis prices or 60 without thu most it.,-
portant lisll un The Passover table. III tuis
Way Ar. Eohru clcn1ca 4stOW,
, 1879-04-16

ali. Storrs clears his throat, nna begins amid
buzz anong tic women, who seemed pleased at
his llonos's ruling.
CnU!srMAs Muir. 1R77.-Mr DEAN Fu,ExD Ma.
thnt crceted my tired ayes ull con!nE into tic
ainnE'r1o WIS Yonr letter | did nut wait for
sinpsr or Hnythng ciso, but opened tho envelope
with Merry Christmas, Mnie Young written
upon II n your nHn dcar !,andwstiaH,. l cant.ot
thoush.tai Kindness in @ sons % to me Sss you4 wo VIII
Wishes In auct han'sone shape; hit when
turned the cta oyar md rcal what you hud written
mure INN tav nivfo "Colnplimcntso Of ihe scason."
! @ a,l thankful t. you; teeplY ttlankfal f9r tho
tas' s s4onsar sY IN cS III TO H. sy [ notns
MY .lcn'ings With Jon to show you tint n,a nlu.ost
thai yon Ase IN tho Fo11ncas OF your heart, given
t4on 10 my. t aast be my l'eart's desire 10 ho
aSnys aSssfyg y ,a. ,hs hssG hsa msy
aays, but hAa's cherish yoars moro than all tho
Eoss ~ hseansa hsoyo , "" p; yosr heHst into
acquaintance ntd friendship sall have passed away
from yo"r mlnd, shall have Your lttte card will,
me-; an u p'ssg tlno q ucs'den. Hhs!l alfacu tho
Der In my hcart to enrt ind land from. which they
ea,.is: aud shall remember how they Frightened
hero, for i mean what l say: lily intcreoalsy With
you slall a!wags lools back ,upon as ono Of tho
few hrixtt apols IN ny poor life. yon hayo madc
~ the ono which brought nc tu wor., wrtis,, ii
filth aud i!ndnez. Of heart. Of which have bren
w5n; ths 1a ss # Snsf e1 IT. ~ s
VIII luser know, dear friend. how uear yoAF
plessars A!.l wvli. .honF ars 10 NJ. ! MsseE count
l.appiae... You wil never know. porhaps. how
mitch of friend am to you+ Snn viii ncYuE,
puriaps: clearly understand me. and know mo as
sotsh l!aso I.e, Ill ny dealings, with yen; and
y1N Will PERHAPS meyer know how much i!avu
@ a sa ausn Snt r. wSaFs yo A.
for yonr kind fcolinsd :nwar!s tnt. unly Wlsn
co1la wrsto to -yoM Just exact'Y a. f"tl. somu
kmuw yum bclnyc havu one} nnd Let you sec lho
pIaco you hold thnrc. This much nay sAy now.
ho%syss ta ansyss to H. With sen says h uttered
leup one, aMl It only Fsnatss fur you to ho lruu
to yaursetf mud 70 poor unworthy ,i,e, aud Il VIII
sy 'sspS' ny Tor " syaas a w. we W" asy s hass
sishta pses d .!.ssoa'e s.tsr. ii mo devote "a >
me very ofte', even when you havu 10 untuiallcA
promtsu to keep n:o in ,ons ,A,!ld. You sco nm
F9w 4s y ssa va" 9 u s aud
yol, il your LETTERS u mo. dtatinsai.l, MI u
nuy sddttss s in any W. wc s youT % hssP G Ky KY
.te!a.s. roa ,., asS dear trsad T. ,ns.
l i,oms on si'z tcstlya Mill. an, -: you Sili iii
woudcF s1ill niuro when lsay, too. taat I hayrn't
hess as.no to.night. o. ali ill., family hass pano @
somewhere. and though NJ desk IL I'LL ot work.
yet cnna NOT rcs.t tho ts'urtas.an Of m hoar Ut
| !nr. know. fur 70 lung letter. cannGt lonlt
into, my l'rart an.l md nnythia. thcss but the
ki1dlisss ,esl;ns* fot xo'., dear t.ead AMI u It
may oe suru l1at what have written o:niglt hna
como from your fslcn4s llcart, aud that an nov,
and always VIII b. lovingly your friend;
, 1879-04-16
1s1E&11sUHAEIA.
ID E1 u 1sdp = tX14A a'fs Be E5H.AH
Il STONES FOR sOLDIG:ftsI GRAVES.


;, II e y ;. =, nyrME " t.
fehlcd pToposals In trtpllontG arc hr.by tnrItdts
far!'hlns lieal4tonc. for Soldier tsayt' II Ti,s.
pr,vul February ), la7u VI which tho foiiospshL
exsrnct.
That tho Secretary nf War ts'hcrchy authofttdt
erect hratia,oneh oyer t!c Krayes u soldier! To 81
during ti,u s:ar for tna upton. ansi uin hs'e bs'
httrtc4 In private. Village, Hr city celIlcescA Ii 7
san,n nannor III provided ly the Inv VI Mafrl ~
for those etrc!t u SatIoaal Military ccMLt!rrtt, :,
THO tntMl Mnl.ar IN hG furnished lHfstlNitt1 1t !.
Md'. speciacatuna ,cterb!ng n dstaI .',e y y
sed by The stcretaryuf War MID btln form! q T.
posals can By fladnn duplication IN lsrson ur y t.
y Il eax!i A. f. ,SSxWsw IL II II, n; III shs'
Spcc!,uena IT tho kualstunrs tu bu fnrJished eaa
hecn nj this nllfce.
All lids Should he accompanied BY good md ssis.:
E9arn,ty, atte Mons, Will bn constdrrr!l. eMf2t J.
American ~lltte MARBLE Gt s:sadca named IN tks sks
1lcatanns,
Trppo ta!s should be trcIoscl In saacd envelopes y
fnilorsed lrupuaats fur lleatlaHncs, and Ed!rrsMi:
ttH nlc rsfInrit At wtlttst wl!nse atct flr} VIII
bpaleA III tlia presUheu VI btidtrh Oil Mu!a2Y JuheE
tf7J. cLfA!nclir!ng ut II o'GlotliM: Ill
DY DTlef nf ths 3egFtflry VI War.
NJ. Z. MElt}S, tlnartcrnazter' General, U. !. y
, 1879-04-16
"Dil sho !irc with yoM at n.sy time after you
went With Mr.. Tr1dl''
"Not cxactly living with me, no."

MORE .LEr"rEns TURN Up.
"After you wcnt with Todd lid you discover
any moro corrcspondcncof"
II t1ti.n
"Wherc 7fNl when dill yon discover iti''
II discovered Il nrlo 1nornfug-tt was nlo,it
tho 18th or 14th Of Juno-at her residences whare
sho was then living, with her MOTHER No. oof
West Lake street." -
"Wcll, there was quite q number Of letters"
.slInye YOU tl'usc lct,rrsf'' y,
III tayo SONG Ut thttn-nnt NIL OF thsm.H
"Wfat brcanIe Of the tthcssaf
"Weli, there is ono Or two tint cannot ac-
count FIR. Ono In particular was lost. Mn
Tr'dn shall l!ave IL answer that Gne;"
"Wlleu did you discover the Effelt tcttcrs1"
II discovered them ut tint ti,nr."
SIR. Storfs then llasals stnvcns half dozen
1ettcrs. tlo louks over them n1.i says, "Thozo
aro the oncs discovered At that tiinc.n
" "p!l a yop ,i,e, read theso letters yoursc'l'"
~ aow o1sr t. read at.ese 4' letters in evi.
tint lave t!ccn identified BY Mr; Elfcl.:"
,cy S wos sha +, I'M snE; oust Air. ss thas
whether there Is anything 4. them to tnt'ucneu
tho mind Of Tie prisoner bcforo tlley are read to
the Jury
sld then ovcrrulcs M objection Of the Statn's
Attorney.
Mr. Stnsrs then rcaGs the Elicit letters which
wcro published ia THE TRlnuNH Saturday. The
au1Icncc smile and litter now nnd tllcn ut some
Of tho expressions, but they control themselves
tn such an extcnt tilut tho Court docs not inter
fese with tho mcrrIMont.
1lcn thc examination Eucs on.
"Dka ygn rg@!3!nnn!satc @ tho discovery Of tllcso
letters to alr. Elfclt'''
~ did,
How soon after sou discovered tlienl1 I"
"Eilhcr thc saino day or tho next day, can't
Just sav."
" Did YOU discover on tho satne occasion any
other letters from uny other porttcsl''
~ did,
"Dsd you discover what are called the 'Ncf-
lio letters OIL tint occason7"
II did"
"Wlero were the sNolllc' lcttcrs3''
"7ley were nil lying togotl,cr.n
"Whcra wero llscsc lcttcssf"
In MY wtte's trunk"
"Whurel"
"At her house, IN her room.n
, 1879-04-16

A QUESTION of AUTHORSHIP.
"Dla you ever receive any information rs to
who wus tic author Of the 'Ncllio' lcttcrsl"
~ did,
"From whotnl's
"Wait," shouts afr. Weber, sprlnglng to his
feet.
"What is tic matter1'' cxclaims the atfrinhtcd
Mr. storrs. "Jhcse nre the letters, ns We
claim, that were written by Gilbert under the
assumed nsniu OF sNclltc.' 1t has been statctl
hero that Gilbert Is not within reach. What /
desire to SHOW ts-wllat l understand has al
ready been ruled upon-shnt the witness was
informed By whom these letters wcrc written
not by his wife, osshcr, will state, to get tlas
out Of thu way"
."1'ha: is thu rcason wo object" ctl!mcs In
Mr. Ai.l!s,
tol[s M thok t ~ SepS @ s; int'm%tsa" ~. on Mr.
IA lot Of ietturs wcsu found III her posscs-
Giouth states the Court. II hayo not read them.
Y tio thfy bear upon the 'ano point shall ndm't
Mr.. stosrs hautls tho letters 10 alr. Mills, who,
With Ills associate, sits down as,l reads tlle1u,
spending so1no littto time in doing, as thu let
tcFs afc unusually long ones, nnl so !ntcrcbtins
th1t not word escapes their eyes. When they
have finished, Mr. Mills passgs the epistles to
a!s Honor, who alao runs through them cnrc-
fully, anti several minutes more arc consumed.
.llso spectators look anxious, unl ure doubtless
h,op3ing tllat ths Judge will not lose
the letters read. It turns ont tllEt there ara
son,c erasnrcs and, as slr. Weber saya llo sl,all
ob1ect to them Or tllRt ACCOUNT Mt. 8torrs turns
70 Stevens for the purpose OF accounting 1or
the defects.
o. Has any CHANGE" he inquiries, "becn elect
cd III either of these letters, or uny marks put
! upon item, or my crasllrts ma1e since thcy
eatlio into your pusscs6iUHf We're those erasurcs
+ tHnFD whom ff1I1H int1,f ~
, 1879-04-16


aIlo. ri nv nv, tna".ie.,", - ,,
~ ,ss.".. ~. ~ "n A"o"'euHe'' fcpllca Ste
change Dui!ding,-rlght 6cll!na thu Hoard Ut
Trade. Went up there md saw tbrtn rn,n, into
Co1cts Office. t,av nft.,yor,. .o,,, ,,".,,
going into there again, mud DAY Or two attcr. @
Rafus saw thcul at No. u Dearborn"
"Who keeps No. 81 Dearborn street,"
A.. ahe pfoprletresa. who 10 s1tti"g IN tho psu ut
"s.., 'es' ', sA,""s WIN 1Auta tuous ahu h'ttle
Atu,'ata "1'ess up hes ears a'd isseus frtrnty
. "rs '.s,!3 n5own' saw tl,en' going there with
a,ruc,, him. uul na<cd lin wbat In ,v,a an,,,,
With NV W wIfc.' @'".4 '"A' "a'S ~ "a' uo'nh
NObicct. II ahout. fne chrontc nhtcc,o, Il :,
1is stafc,nrnts ri tI,trtf na,iics i "'1"@"t W
ATy vii. vas ~ nrcscnt i ,,r,,c, TIM ,7a,uud,
ant, '"~' "'se' 'Ao us''u"'
DON'T corc ~ x,c ,v,a ,r mt :, +u,,,,s Tho
obtcctnr, n, liz fcmo,i.hin,, ,s"u srs,n. o
acsiarat lana NJ itn,, i'rs N.Y. hafsun
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, 1879-04-16

NEALlE 81. CLAIR.
''Ihe ilFst discovered was this laly."
"Wbat lady1''
"Thls Ncllio st. Clair. She WIS at tho house
ono csoning on going home. Her appearance
WIS such that asked my wtfo who the lady
was"
''What did your wife reply in answer to tllat
qncstionl'
Weber objects. and the objection Is sustained.
add Yuu cali upon Mr.. Eltellt with rofer-
cncc to that ladYf'
~ chilled upon Mr.. Elfclttt tho next day,n
"D!d YOU make my Inquiries OF HIN as to
Thnt the woman was'''
".s!u!l state whnt occurred between us1''
"N1; aIswor the question:"
.'What ottcr things occurred cre0tfnc any
Wlfe!" ''
~ WIS working late at niuhts,-working fot
RhnFt-lu.ltl Writcrs.-anu ra1uo hume lAtc at
ni;:',ts; M sometimes found my wife out"
"Wei, that doust know, Sometimes she
Wouth't cose llotHe till iate at neht,n
"Mero you ut tl!ut tjme living togctlcr1n
Wo was. ! mot her d0wn.fowu-met ho1
In g:99mnany With this lady.n
with this Nellie st. Clnir1n
with tlia Nellie s.. Clair,-found her rolue
to CERTAIN places" ~''
"po you kno" who Nellie St. Clair Isl"
"Whsro did tlna your wtfo coIngtn
1fe,l,. .,,,.,t olnrts out Wcher, did he got"
"WhGthtr llo went 0r not.n
odGet" says Mills.
c.onau "Yon say you know .whero she went, Mr
6teyonst Inform tho juFy,"
ob}ect,n says tho pafeuntal ohioctor. nun
less ha testiGes Ut lila own knnw,cdTn i, A
, 1879-04-16
Tho present number ot tho WEEEfy N,.,,-
1sEEunD IL full VI t:,sicr hinAir, ScDd d ~.
IL e1e"N ~ Gtl III

1kIUlIA1tns0N'A NEW 1fET11Ot, ro, rr,
ayer ss,,e q. prysa pa.i.vrr Il ~ ~ nss ss popu
hHndrchh If thuuah1tls Of corIes. kxan,Ibr i, as
Any Hook Nailed for retail prlec,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-09-12
A Paragraph that Dyspeptics will Relish.

A Paragraph that Dyspeptics will Relish.
This three-mile stroll will bring you to
the Chilhowie spring, which contains the
strongest sulphur water ever tasted. It
was our chief drink at Aspendale. Under
its stimulating influence I absorbed one
morning some seven hot biscuits, four
slices of broiled ham (delicious), and a cup
and half of strong coffee. In about one
hour deep gloom settled upon the world,
and found to my cost that no water, not
even whiskey and water, will enable a
writing man to play stage driver at break
fast. But that depends on the man. A
New York editor in my presence ate about
q hat full Of fish, flesh, and lettuce salad
for lunch. This wa. s between 3 and
o'clock. "What time do you dine?' l
asked, as gazed in envious admiration
upon him. 'About T."
-"You won't eat dinner, to-day, will
your"
"Of course I will; eat dinner every
day, don't your" -'''''r-'
"My habit" said I, latter lunch like
that you have had is not to eat any more
for fortnight"
He laughed. I could have cried. Think
what an amount of work human engine
can do that can grind up food by the bus
bel. Success in life depends largely on the
amount man can digest, but the sorrow-
full thing about eating is when dyspeptic
has to pay dollar for his dinner at a ho-
tel and knows that if he eats more than
ten cents worth it will probably kill him.
Much misery has accrued to me in this
way. The drawback due me by hotel men
from Canada to the Gulf is, at a low esti-
mate, 81 500, yet 1t is needless for me to
draw on them for cent. Who wants to
be protested ?-Geo. ". Baqby's Letter in
"iState.'' -Ii;e