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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07
vi A N HOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTOREDi

N5i~ just published, anew edition of DIR.
xA9i}Culverwell's Celebrated Essay
MEllson the radical cure (without medicine)
~ OF SPERMAToRRHGA or Seminal Weak
ness. Involuntary Semm Losses, IMPoTEN.
CY, Mental and Physical mcupacity, Imped
ments to Marriage. etc, also, CoNsUMPTJoN
EPILEPSY and FITS, induced by selt-indul-
gence or sexual extravaganza, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates. from thirty
years successful practice that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing ont mode of cure ut once simple,
certain, and etfectuaL by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately,
and radically.
RY-This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents or
two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULvERWELL MEDICAL CO.
Al Ann st, New York
Post Office Box 1855
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07

Geo. W. Bracket of this place has
gone to market. lie tenders a piece of
advice in another column. Road it
and act up to it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07

Returning, win leave lsosion at 20: Con.
$50; Wing Road, sic; Lancaster Cos; and mr..
rive at Groveton Junction at $50 p: NJ, making
a sure connection for Quebec, Montreal amt
the West, via q. r. Il. II.
Connections made at Wells River with Pass
umpsic X. Il. for st. Johnsbury, Newport, Mon
treaI and Quebec; and NJ. a. W. Il. X. for Mont
pelier and Burlington.
j. A. DopGE. General Manager.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07

Speedy Salve cures scratches.
Speedy Salve cures scratches.
Speedy Relief cures diabetes.
Speedy Relief cures diabetes.
Speedy Relief cures diabetes.
Speedy Relief cures diabetes.
Speedy Relief cures diabetes.
Speedy Cough Cure will stop your
cough.
Speedy Cough Cure will stop your
cough.
Speedy Cough Cure will stop your
cough.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07

A MONTH guaranteed. SIC a
" A1hl day at home made by the indus.
hTVU triOu.. Capital not required;
we will start you. Men, women
boys and girls make money faster ut work for
us than at any thing else. The work is light
and pleasant, and such as anyone can go right
at. Those who are wise who see this notice
will send us their addresses at once and see
for themselves. Costly outfit and terms free
Now is the times Those already al work are
laying up large sums of money. Address
TRUE 6 co, Augusta, Maine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07
boston. CONCORD, MONTREAL,
I'D AsWHITE MTS. IL. h.

Express Train will leave Grow eton Junction
for Boston and intermediate stations, ON arriv-
al of G.. T. r. X. train at 40; Lancaster s.i5;
Wing Road 9.3j; Wells River II a. NJ: Ply
month, LA; Concord, 30; arriving In Boston:
at 6.55 p. NJ.
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3orm.
Married.

N~O~~N~~0~~>~~N~~~-~~~ ~~NN~~N~-~~~~N~~~-~~
RIDDLEY-PHILLIPS.I In Lowell, Mass, April
10Th, Mr., n. ". RIDLEY OF Lowell, to Miss
Carrie d. Phillips of Lunenburgh.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07


He evidently was not aware that he
had been made a walking advertise
ment, until a gust of wind blew the card
on to his shoulder, and, well we left
just then, but his language was more
forcib,e than polite.
Time was when at public examine
ton of school teachers no one was
present, except the Superintendent,
and he went late and didn't stop long.
We are happy to record that with the
change in our school system, there has
also been inaugarated u change in
respect to the examination of appli-
cants for positions as teachers. There
We're present ON Wednesday of last
week, Misses Nellie and Sadie Hobson,
hilary a. Mansur, Bells Hodges, Amy
Bartlett, Jennie Clark, Miss Silver and
Miss Davis as applicants for schools,
besides a few who asked to be ex-
amined just for thu fun of the thing,
or that they might find out just how
much improvement they had made.
Superintendent Dunbar makes the
examination matter of business, Just
as 1t should be and applicants must
he fully up to the required standard
TO obtain certificates from him. And
the result is that we have teachers
well qualified for their positions.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1880-05-07

On and after Oct. II, and until further No
tice, trains will be run as follows;
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1tfI w IlcE
husband In writing to friend -
II cannotbc satisfied, my dearest friend
blessed as am, In the matrimonial state,
unless pour into your friendly bosom,
which has ever been In unison with mir o,
the various deep sensations which swell
with tho liveliest emotions OF pleasure,
my almost bursting heart. My dear,
husband Is one OF the most amiablc Of men.
have been married seven weeks, and
have never found the least reason to
repent the day that joined rs my husband is
In person and manners, far from resembling
an ugly, cross, hateful and Jealous monster
who thinks by oonfiding to secure
n wife, 1t is his maxim to treat as II
bosom friend and confidant, not as a
plaything or a mental slave, the woman
chosen to be his companion. Neither party
he says ought to obey implicitly;
but each yield to the other by turns
An ancient maiden aunt, near seventy,
a cheerful, venerable, and pleasant OLD lady,
lives in the house with us-she is the de-
light of the young and the old-she Is CT
vii to all the neghborhood around
generous and charitable TO the poor
II know my husband loves nothing more
than he docs me he hatters me more
thas the glass, and his intoxioation,
(for 80 must call the excess of his love-
often makes me blush for the unworthness
of its object, and / wish could be deserving
of the man whose name bear. To
say all in one word, my dear-and to
crown the &hole-my former gallant lover
Is now my indulgent husband, my fondness
is returned, and l might have married
prince, without the felicity find with
him. Adieu may you be blest as am I'M
able TO wish that | could be made more
happy"
The key to the letter is to read the
first and then every alternate line.
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0I. VIZ NATCHlTOCHES La FEBROAR1 ~ 9sM
%uet's Corner.
Long AGO.


N MRS, rsrrtLr HAYDEN.
Lifs was joyous ~ . bird long. ego,
And my merry song was heard long ago,
But the men'ry brings me pain,
For they ne'er will como again
Those sunny blithsfa days OF long ago.
But sorrows icy breath long ago, -,
Like the Angel, dark, Of Death came fa'l
Now it's only like . dream,
So distant does it seem. 49,.
That chilling blight of sorrow long ago.
The bitterness of sorrow long ago,
Has melted from my heart like winter
snow, .-.. -
And now there's sweetest rest,
From all that happened In that long ago
Nothing but the joy vemaiNs Of long ago,
Through present. sorrows daily must 20
But they'll leave me further on.
| When the bitter sting has gone,
Aud as mists they'll hang DER the dis
tant long ago.
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,,,.,,snuI Vaasslll1iHar

syuupssnI u VMasAllliA
DAIN in the RICH, side. under the
/ edge Of the ribs. increase, eniplff
sure ; Dm4ihed the pain j i1t9eSt
side the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade and
it frequently extends TO the top Of the =
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stons.
ach is affected with loss Of appetite
and Sickness the bowels IN general
are costive, sometimes alternative With
lax: the head IS troubled with pain.
accompanied with . dull. heavy sen.
sation in the back par, There is gen:
erally'a considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with q painful sensation :gls4i q
Of having left ulndapne some tipgyHe6,
ought to nave been done. a slight.
dry. cosshis sometaaesIaa astsnldaae
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility hsjA,l easily startled. his
feet arg s9A 81 A!p'ax, .,;di he &c COM ,hs
skin; his spirits are low 4 and although
he is satisfied that exercise WOULD. be
beneficial to him. yet he can scarcely
summon vpfortitude enou4 lQtrY it,
In fact, he distrusts, every remedy:
Several OF the above symptoms attend
the disease. but fsfa haH AcQSfed
where few Of, them existed. yet exam p y
nation iof the body, aftet death, ba$
showhthe IiyElK % haze a,besp extern EaA
s'vely deranseon,,iq guimlDl 1eh
- - -. II = u
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AGUE AND FEVER. os'
s, 2. s: s5a;|9I S Y1yla t'ss@

49,.
s, h.:S;H 5;I|3fI 3hyb S3 gayl Bat1'5s@
taken with Quini9e, are productive Of
the most hspfy sesSakss!" No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory %:
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a PAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious Arrangements. and
as a simple purganve. they are un-
equaled. -...
BEWARE or IMITATION.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression Oh. McLANf's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANr's LIVER Pnls
bear the signatures Of G. McLANE and
FLEMING BROS. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.
c. McLANx's, Llyrl PILLS. prepared b
Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. the
market being full. Of limitations Of the
name Nc 6j(e, spelled ds6esently bot
same pronunciation. attH --5ff'k
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pu,bllisbed Every SATURDAY tltSAlli
90 ss.svhsetibtios 1.akA7. eg"'.st

resting but there, ia one thing which
II would fain knoW-hast thou ovee
so1cG lveo0 sthoc9 6toe leoAke 80
$S;$eFq8a 5s 4lk,l R;''.s'sla' .esa, ~.
xt01oA '.He11CQn1ed, tia, AaGtA00N
9E ll as eft + ss tlll,
! S.;D>se Ahe43ae8 theushll 0aa1-s
'SS ESs 1ebliSS a,tasssa.say
L. aGUaolr hiNlDeeeoa ~, he,a1pofh
6inchl6G before nv frantic glaRoe-,
3 'EeSEtli6f D loldSdp 6skdGa& 9deilef
Bling his neck le44y which AaeRsdo6L
itWsS s6lidi 2olA; dn'l3 Ursaataks1s
IT, IT, s; ss4sss9t Eli tTa% g
figure and dismoad 'e1sttAdo1 ooe1
lgainyvHher1geh ITrsaw It: This I
an sure vac tie t8ltSmA& which saved
the youth troll his 4sathJ
"Apd thy hushandy @urdereE mp
.Whered!dst thon - M..i%eaas
18th: Ia the \, Mansion Of Delight cd,
mot dye day. go -. ~ ,hno.
"Gteat Heavensl' Exclaimed the,
maiden 10 surprise. "a moan
And bis 6Slke-n6y ft60f not! for
nov thou vilt start @ u struck ~
Parthian arrow His name y, PAAAl1a
ARYErA'S lace MAS blkhSfSd4'
spseohiess s6s isll nom hef rocky
seak. &" 10 aIia .i,ssw. i ny .s11
:rab, o,ais Il; T.; t,u ,ssnl.&sb IL. 81
thinks thou ut 49, !d Enough ,{o
80 saying, the WITCH ouppQrop0o
the delicate frame Of the maiden
the way down the. rocky muh 968
proceeded to the palace OF PKALA4le.
They had been out tho nt0704H
night; ah6eoot they reocaed, theap1oo
tals Of the court, the rosy gateA ~
morn ven ona0od ia M 1i1inI zb.
polio poured forth bic GOLDEN RlQ11oD
Ger tbs waking world q 6ah&lD. II
WV % oo"1A'v11"5 4 ap7 tuo
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Ayers. !. q
HAIR VGgW,
,,-,I1Hk tu i~i BOf - ~
For restoring Gray Hair "a
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which, is at once
healthy, and ef.
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
iyasjha.r coon
. restored to- III
n.s;n;nal color,
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~. = Nov; uoe2y Z oplg1edsdbaeao!
could 10 aed mao. s4Q90oe XIII
make one on your eqeiA, 1A. ~ (1b
w 'si'd .uketo see youah1lt1oep ~
mr. deali''eho pa61e4s WduoGoo
foolRg aloeG foI eNoQlArq9e 1a1lbuD
COW Tn 80lng. - kept X6l31 AZ ~
! sight. Dlhnp16G ~ %
She passed and he took II up op
tvI V1ldl tsUapi. He 46o1ioI 0DlBt
tsioIt ohe tho next tNok A4hA11D1oo1
s q y IhP !H ee ,gps s: Rqs A'oa Ast RH1
'n !!s IA "a ssai l"t s iSs:;aetAlseeFA
Iclspptddser 1audo ias6o!sans oes0se
,a4ldq't, t!ppllleF sataiuea' Dat.
.s:9s. 'xAsss4 @ksaEAP'rs''iI, ,i1ss1al.&
"But I hadn't y1E-
! ~ Yot k01nt, 0bel 1ehtdoooe .
have eay b I oeSDr NGl. ID Aonk1oD
Vifhout at leaet one lpe AitlIif voll
-! ,s ss 81 ~ R'sSa !SBs]Rx&
sAad don4al 80 Asn.i. lHeoyD
euchye when: YOU we!e !alenle1)1
e .sI e! j. !! :ay W. ''o0tea saaela
gllIla tlididntt yoasi 1N3p9beo
nlstet: ,yoN don't. shAd9ch0 q
'e:Giv ,.shiszssa sessi2 n ~ "a
.sssalsh1t s ss s. y III a'4 $ss III;
s1d '6svS 81 tanpf sett3 ~
He po6A61 6ae3 .0o9beo4 1oe0
/ pas SRded aoaound lojhooto
; Z H.: l ASal l tS|F " Ae936 1e60
|, ~ 1iiSfolSsfsh S'a bG1$
: I0n1da;asas9snA ~ esiassqmvs CT
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Geo. e. Strong,

Geo. =. Stron 8,
Successor to +. A. Tyler,
invites the attention Of the
public to his entirely New
and Elegant Stock Of G&
and Silver W a tch es,
Clocks, : Jewelry, D i a.
msonds and other Precious
Stones sa .as 3. az
: Also, IL full and extern
siive lin line of Solid Sterling
|Silver and Plated Ware.
Watches Repaired, Dia'
m,onds Reset, and Jewel
~ Of all kinds made to OF
der,,and, repaired by expe
riia need workmen.
Canal Street
}. =. &, NEW ORLEANS. la.
uas,U.i 81 - =
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with tie gloss and fiesdnss, q q. ye1
Thin hair is thickened, falling hf
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use: Moth
inc can restore the hair where the
foilicles are destroyed, or the glands
.tropAed1 aa ale dieaysd, BY !! ,sSt =:
by this pprcation.t 70 Instead q 1ou !.
ing the hair with q passy. SEDIMENT, T.! n
will keep it clean and vigorous. =, y.
occasional use will prevent the nan !
from turning gray or falling off, ana
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations d 4,
cerous,, and injurious to the hair, TN
Vicor can only benefit but not harm
it. II wanted merely for .
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eqsds 4 Very Qaiet Cane. e,sdI"

; No., s i, ~: ;3;.. 10 ;;ss; e:
1oe. ', ~ Sv 81. h .v.1s W. ~
s ~ y. W.T. w. tcnetbsr os M s1.v W.
70! = pa nTsy car3. WSfI a. o 4. ~ IN
- xS9 "a s;' s: :' Ss|:s:, ' ss::
pssys s*v ~uT1 AZ, S%e AZ, ss.s ss a>
t ~ ~ ~,etcnS thst ~ IN 49,
s se1Sy ~ r,.,, s = SaC c"neS Nl ssseii3
S s;.hc,IIr ti3nHE, ~ SstsF at NJ
xe stdna' mad over 4 Eos{els eaa;t
ksnep: w 49,. w ~, SVc ,'e,Ss, -,
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Merchants, &c.
nENW 4. WAlm8lH,
Successor to NJ. II. CARVER.)
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
.. HARDWARE.
~ , SHOES, =,
-- BOOTS.
va i,rf7 r :, sr,-'','
.i'pa 80 - ~ ,. CLOTHING,
|, a. e..-. : ".A
\ CROCKERYWAKE, &C., &C.,
h hfun rs
I ualI rJr
! on .en }.. =
Aks . general line Of Plantation and
Family, sappliss. ID
Nay A.,iy7s. ~.
CROcKERYwAKE, &C., &C.,
New. Goods +!

% N1W UUOuo:
MOURNING GOODS,
Choicetline Of DRESS GOODS,
BLACK SILKS.
- HOUSEHOLD LINENS.
I'D ''oIoAKs &';s n,
WITHDRAWING
..1ggas@ sGOOO6,' s. i il #
IT, HATS, -r'
sapMaoD 70 SDrA BOOTS,
gytgtID SIT ,'ra
,4oIr.f asye.. -. AND
Il eDls7 ~ cuocu I
a9uq lbs 90 onO10' -
IA T., L. DUC0uRNAU.
sce5s{S Front and Church Streets:
e: = : Hs sl'!|; NOTICE |11 s
ayHEi undersigned is now opening .
latfS saod complete assortment OF
Winter Goods:
~ DRY GOODS, a,l 20 80,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
4h CLOTHING.
] HATS. AND
q n - +.
pr;cas yery low for cash. Cotton
bought at highest market price, OF fair
advance made on consignment.
L. CASPARI.
JOIN I. GILL;
(GREGG & FORD,
| COTTON FACTORS, ln.
,Asp esxERAL
i Commission Merchants,
| .s.. Li Ifg-peALI,s IN
GROCERIES 4 WESTERN PRODUCE
Aeesss n st sImpssssd Revolving Head Gu
c,, 80. 81 ard g Levee,
= mBEvTPOR1 Id
Sept. ely. :,
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HAIR, /" DRESSING,

nothing else can be found 90 desf'
abe. b Costaining neither oil MOI
dye, n does pos soil white icah 1. \
and yst last, long on the haiir, v1mas
il . rioh, glossy 1ustre and . gratsta
perfame.Ii y ybD 81; ,tGp2.,i p
Prepared 'b y D.. ,.'c. Ay.ttc;e!'.''
! Pssai,s.iii ed Assass''e' cae1"'s'''', ee
r4. q rnVtELlso rIAS0. 10 ago.
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Professional Cards.
vs. r. LEVY. DANIEL u
w. scARDoROUGH,
ailTrORNEYS At LAW.

,.o ..-,ea,. ehsosslves w'i. ptsGG aI;
0Avnv Ss51H ana District, the WIN r;.n a ana
u 80 ~ III b ~ Isri.hs. q T'11 p ni"
= w. = = Csart q Louisiana, U c,S T. r
esaee ksss.N se1,ss q Louisiana a"" o''
80 = c:iScs 4 Washinss'n.
a ~. s;n the Laeoste Building ( /
200. ''''s, up ss'.'r'.9
-, .''l ma ls,IAircHIrocHEs' La ~.
1.s..,s, Isp.ly. -
j.t',1'''g' ''''aA,'
- =, s.A1roRxEYs At Law.
q. n !. Street, Nstchitoches, La.
CIVIL s;vs prompt and personal at
isusIcu 10 al bnsiuess entrusted to
ss II the District and Parish
.i1the Parishes Of Natch,tooa eIs.
S;,sr. DeSoto aud Sabine, and before
s.s.:" . Court II Monroe and Now
Jan 5 7S-1y.
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2 aaAn1LE.
PARISH SURVEYOR,
,alle.s. u !,
eNq1ssa 10 attend the wants OF tne
- Oh six miles East Of Natchl'
AHA s4Ag&,1
49, box NJ 9, Post 0@cs
U1Ak ~ % ~ .at 3D.. -, q
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-02-21
THE DAYS OF PBRlCLGS.'
A Love Legend Of Ancient Greece.
CHAPTER TX.

BY "CIGARETrE. u
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Goddess emitted reys. = alQ0of -
brilliant a. the fiery sun! 1pimmyl
istran9e dream every object, every
Isif6Stshce Was changed into Ufyetsj,
or dome shiaing METAL ~ TIE xotoeel
IsplepdQS, that, surrounded, met qlae-
paseed anything ] bed ever safen ,Ql
,eYneM "a ioo-bnd STAMINA @ !
IpaS0dWlkh wonder o. 'th6 11Apette'
,tali{l sOobe.. the sstotue Teoomoos 10
'movej,d Tho n8gbla exaeEior ieepaWe
;SssSss5s ess ' St$ .ss 'lc!sc AZ
ana tte W6ncon strands from ~ h6td
masses Of luxurisnt hair Gsmboled
about her warltke head, with rthe
least breath! Tue rocky eye be,
caine 'bellucid- and a. / 1naf Yelled
ne ltlje, .tysnspareAt,; caAtG 'oe lnl1ec
heautt6hoo NQs-tthey Aa0ved Als&he
sDoke! 4 aapQot describe 4thqt noble
cmi1eDcb ~ her inlpottal voice! A
silvery lnist risiDg from below On:
veloped her majestic form aud hlled
the, sir with. tho pelfume ~ the
Gods! NV bosom hexved With the
most ,leasutable emotions % ! lis.
tened to hedmusical whisperiDgc Of
tho j0ve bsgotten (1oddessl Bcetfly
'% NV ~ temple has been desecrsted
aud dishonofed. 'a'All Of the culprits
save one ara az the dustl He, the
youthful leader wears, q tslismeo
which renders him invulnerable
MARJrRYx arise! Rear these boytsh
stripliiIgs for mysake-.iive to reveogs
thie most sactllidgsoue, murder
shall be thy prVtectress! Hencetorth
| let thY tall form endowed BE- with 90
ave m9nfiue majesty! Gifted be
thou with Precedence -snd thy pro,
phetics tongue shall converse bold
With the qpst potent spirits OF the
sDheres1 Hrise and harken to my
commNhds:: Proceed thou imme'
.ii.ii1telya to ancient tMeroe, and II
thia, )citY,, the cradle Of Egyptian
4 civilization, shall't thou 61d . large
temple In Ammon's honor reared
at ijidnikt enter tAei 6csntuaty*
draw tack the oSim0oD curtains thai
IenOircls, tho holy tsbsrpacle, and y
thia sacred pavilion shall thou 1no
before the Golden image d tho 0o(
SILVER CAskfr OF r6maoesqu eiwofk
,nunshl,.-lJf, mia O6fnan thou los
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Shall We Have Our Mails?


Postmaster General Key has issued nm
order directing that after the first of March
the star mail service shall be restricted to one
trip per week on MI routes, regardless of the
necessities Of citizons who are dependent for
their mails on the stage lines. This comes
of the Appropribt ons committee of theHouse
refusing to hasten the passage of bill TO en-
able the postal authorities to keep up these
star routes, and ii looks now as ifthese restric-
tive orders vii go into effect This is terri
bic blow TO the country particularly in the
west and south. 1t will be specially hard on
Texas, with her few railroads and her many
stage routes, and affects all routes except
railroads.
The blame rests with Congress. The
Democratic party claim that there has been
extravaganza and favorteism, and they
startled the country some weeks ago by her
aiding forth this statement of oXtrayogan G,
and instituted ut once an investigation But
it was soon found that all the extra expend-
lures complained Of, though sanctioned BY
Mr.. Key, had been eagerly asked for by
members of Congress, irrespective of party,
and it Is hard to reconcile the action Of these
Congressman, who clamor so loudly for in
creased mail facilities, the establishment of
new routes and new post offices and in
creased service, and then turn around and
refuse to make appropriations for the same.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06
Fort Worth Advance.

The reasons the Governor assigns for COM
muting the death sentence Of LanhSm, of
San Antonio, when considered without know
ing the real facts OF that cold-blooded trag-
edy, would impress one as being sound in
principles and correct in conclusion. If the
infatuaton of youth Of seventeen years.
stimulated with drink, and inspired with
jealousy, is an excuse for murder then the
Governor acted wisely. But, it is said, this
so-called youth is man of twenty-six years
of age. Disregarding all decency and
moral propriety, he became enamored
with the lewd charms of wo-
man, whom he afterwards delib-
erately killed. Going from step to step, he,
with his eyes full open, entered upon a career
of depravity and wickedness, which at last
terminated in his ruin. Though in his con-
finement, he will be civlly dead to society,
yet the question remains the same. Did the
consequences of his wiful, premeditated act
deserve death, as a jury of his country said it
did by there verdict! We forbear to make
further comments upon the Governor in ex-
ercising his executive prcrogative. The peo-
pie and his God will judge and pronounce
their verdict upon the motive and wisdom
which influenced him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-06

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