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leaves him without information or
Rsi1sis seSasd.so al the future.
= How is it that poetry aud
,.usic is producedi How is 1t that
osaiory can saptivate great cr"vds :,
How is it that msu possesses desc
~orderful asslilies! simply from
Him whuse wisdaa 70 beyond cur
compisheusion. AWhes ihsy tell ae
that man has been growing. | know
that Is not 50. Man is now just what
he vas 5000 years ago. The hest is
preserved they saw. aud saw it is con-
slant development in elevation. ]
think he who reads the debates in the
Epmau senate 1000 yesrs sgo. ~ VIM.
will read the beautiful productions VI
Grecisn mind nearly 5000 years ago.
that the men Of that day We're sbie,
great aud grand. equal to anything 81
this dav. Where is there greater
than Cesar? Yet between US and
Cesar many generations have passed
away. and his genius impressed itself
u..,n dyns>ties. AMI hi- genius and he
bl'1d have governed the world m"r-
than any man. ] might speak ii the
other grea; men 1T thar daft
Horace and .Juv-nal as tire equal "s
men of this day ~ ! can l"ok hack
aud Judge just ii. sell rs i! / stous! in
the Roman senate ii what man vas
! then. comparing him ~'ih what he il
nov. ! know Ihsf ,he qualities that
belonged 10 men are nn, the rr-ul, Il
gs"wih. hut they ara impressed With
divine power 80 | ri,,H.s- q" believe
that d.ctrinr. aud n"i &" H. hive the
new mUti'.ns, =" revealed. AG.! ]
think | may say ,h,; when w. h,v-
u exercise faith G.- have got ~ trust
| 20 something. And whaf j, W
chus.se n trust to: H. ihi- Rad
where faith rim- HELPS ms-,rirt h.
c..Mes the evidence Is. th'rs, :,"! ..s
up6n what ia s.a r!,.r.-- ga r,..
I! Dill vnu ever sop IN consider IA" r.
markablc i.re- .! insi -ypr' -s:..'.
The evh!tnc.. at 'h,rs- n's -e."?
What Is the -vn;-nc.. a; him. u.,,
seeu: Ii l. ihsi an, hu,is -ii..->.-i
to our ind ym-r'. ;.s' A. m.i!>i 10
c,gnize slid "b.y IL l. ,.v-i.Ii.n |
c!,oo,e Ia sd..p' the "I,i,.i'. .".i ia''i.
! that there i. Ou. ah.v- " nii Nh'.
made this world bv H.. rnc-r. s.i'
impressed upon III. ~.r',: snl al 'h-
creatures "f i: the qur!iri-- ~ :"
! prem. Wi-.:.,a ana ,h,; II, Him AMI
thragh Him All thing -xi-' AMI
; with.ut Him r"il,in: ..xi-', ~ all"
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From . Distinguished Physician.

NO s,asle diDrase has eafA;led more entering q
~ fastened the nr~ sking up Of the cOnss ltUttoo
than CzsEfTh. Ths o(enel. OF tasfe. VI sxkt.
Of hesrinS. The human voice. the mind QUE or nlafe
ard scmrtf. all yi~ld 10 issd~structiy. is ueDe.
TIE poison & diseft,. uses throughout the sySse0
ssscss every vital force. sn.. brvaks up the nsoss
urc.-s,ood by n.. Of n,poscnsly sss~ed
BY euaeks srd ehsrists ns. shosc suffering nom
g have listls hope 10 be relieved Of u ihle sids
m.as 4 i-Triois cis.s By Iemed., ihin The
reach Of an paced ] TO hands al onee eonp.trs:
sls;sod sdoc,ea BY Dr. sanford 10 the preparation
Sfha RApsSAk crn1 be- Won my hearty aayprosai;
yred-s fail. because Il ssrikes as the root OF the
tsesse. Viz. the ocsdterd Mod. while heals The
Assal paanS,s. Its actin - based On certain fxed
Y1:cs. and unless the vital 1nrces afo too Tar Z.
haE.ted. mus In The great majority Of cases. ssses
GEO. BEARD. -. D.
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like to see anybody give him orders.
bed run that isAis . sSis hi0sslt, -
he'd run il into the ditch. Now, YOU
zee. cir. I'm Z ssilsspd man. and I
don't care TO run ono road that has
no time. mades 90 connections. run
nowhere. aud has NO superintendent.
1t may be Ill right. but I've rsil,
rAded too long TO understand it,"
Odd you try tho Methodist 2" /
said.
''NOw. you're shouting" he aid
with some enthusiasm. Nice road.
eh?" Fast time aud plenty Of pas
sengers. Engines carry a power of
steam. and don't you forget il :
steam-gauge shows a hundred and
enough all the time. Lively rad /:
when the conductor shouts .all aboard
you can hear HIM to In. next station.
Every train-lamp shines like head.
light. Stop-"ver CHECKS given vn al
through tickets; passenger can drop
I'D the train as often a. he lii:es. u,
the stations two ar three days, aud
bop on the next revival train thai
comes laundering along. Goh whole
souled. compani'nable conductors ;
amt road in the country where the
Passengers feel mnre at home. NJ
Eases every passenger pays full
traffic rate. f"r his tickets. Wesleyah'
house air-brake on all trains. i1,
one IT the .-ry Oldest in The country
Good roadbed and comfortable cars.
Well managed road. too: director,
don't interfere with division superin
tendents aud train orders. Road,
, mighty popular. but is pretty indie
pendent. ton. See. dhin', "ns Of the
superintendent down East di>con
time one of the oldest stations az
this line two or three years ago! Blu
it is II mighty pleasant ruad 10 trave
"E. Always has mad splendid class
If passengers.
Perhaps Won tried the Baptist"
guessed once inure.
"Ah. ha." rsid the brakeman
''she's .lai-y, isn't .be! River road
beautiful curves; sweep around any
thing {" keep close 10 the river. bu
it's all steel rail :.nd rock ballast >ingl,
track all the way. and NOT side
track from the round house 10 IN,
terminus. Takes heap IT water T.
run it though; double tanks al ever,
/ station. and there isn't AN engine il
the shops that can pull a pound OF
run q mile in less than to" guages
But it runs through 3 beautiful coun
try: these river roads always do
river on one side and hills on th,
other. and it's q steady climb up thu
grade all the way till the run end,
where the fountain head Of the rivel
begins. Yes. sir. I'll take the rivel
road every time for = lovely trip
sure connections and good tine anC
no prairie dust blowing in at III,
windows. And Yesterday. when Tn,
conductor came around for the ticket,
with little haskell punch. ] didh'
ask him to pass me. but ] paid m,
fare like a little msn-tweniv-6 v,
cents for an hours run and 3 It'll,
concert BY iA" Passengers ;hrcwed in
] tel! you. Pilgrim. you take the
river road when YOU want"
But just here the long whis.l
from the engine announcing = station
and the brakeman hurried to the door
shouting:
"Zi"nville! This train makes n
stops between here and Indianapolis !!
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No matter where the next National
Democratic Convention Is held. 1t
must be kept away from Washington.
We can't afford to put up with the
jokes which will be perpetrated On the
venerable party if its next CONVEX
ton il held in the museum ct the
Smithsonian Instituts. The party il
rather old and somewhat battered.
bat il isn't ready to be exhibited in q
nussum by . long sbot.-N. Louis
Pit D;spatch.
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An illustrioss military candidate
for the Prss;deocy once remarked that
he loved ''tbs rich Irih bsogse and
The Sweet Gsru1an scusst.s But be
never loved then any moro after the
election. Both "the rich Irish broeus
and the sweet German accent" are
making themselves ~ssy hateful to
0sssrai Grant jsst eow. There Il Q
world Of instruceion b ovr native
born citisens IL. tie fact that those Who
have aed from the Dilitsly nonsreh.
~ acron the - 70 SEX Z Sanctuary
Of free institutios here. az - searly
unanimos IN ths;r spp01llriun 10, Mill
tary rulers. and to that Trojan Hos,e
Of Imperialism, The third term TIER
Wholesome dread Of that sort Of thing
= streaGer than the,r, party attach.
1snts Ind fir stsppeer then Deo, Il
Do caneroas slanP - sappoe b
- - 80 .9o3 4 .giqsi'z .ee :
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Serious Quarrel Between Russia q
and German Officer,.


Berlin. Jan. l., i Hamburg cor-
respvndent of Il sscr>lsFcr publishes
tie cory Of a serious qaarrci a, Ks-
lssh. Poland. between Russian and
Gcrman officer The ctficcr, nf :,
Russian regimen; stationed 81 ka-
lisch invited the oitirer, Ut IIus,iau
regiment staiio.---l on the O;i..r si.le
Of the frontier. t.a dinner aud I'll the
curse Of Il peli';cAl argument the
Russian asci in.u!:ia; language IL
Germany. Bts-!.ae'i va. avoided hy
q Russian c,,n'i --niins home the
German uf:ic.:- Ui,.:,r ai s-c.rt.
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HENDRICKS ON
FAITH
EX-GOV.
Limitation Of Human knowledge
"A Familiar Talk TO Young
Men.

The Indianopolies .Seatinci gives q
report Of an address by Ex-Governor
Hendricks before the Young Men
Church guild, in that city. in
the course If which he said:
Il care not which one OF the high.
ways you pursue toward knowledge.
you will came to place in the cour-e
Of your travel where you stop-where
YOU can Como further-as upon the
road it shall he mountain or m i'm.
passahIe gulf. and. beyond that. wha,
is in the distant land then 5ecymes q
question exclusively of faith. This
side o. that boundary line it is moi,
allowed to us to adopt faith but
take it that that Providence that 10.
tended that human intellect should
always be stimulated to inquiry in
tended that We should rely upon ouI
efforts and investigation within
the realm OF proper inquiry. But we
reach line aud boundary beyond
which inquiry cannot go. sometime,
very early in cur progress. / know
scarcely any question that does not
have this limit and restriction. Take
your Own persun and you know Of il,
existence; you know of its faculties
and its powers; hut really you know
very little Of yourself. Have you any
idea how il is that your will doe,
govern your body? .You know thu
fact that by the will the mind iisel
dnee work, but how it is and what il
il you kbow not. You know thai
some faculty is connected with youI
tody that controls its action. JUS
what hist will j. you know NJ much
ss Adam and Eve when they stepped
on, Of the garden. They know jus,
as much rs you 10. NJ phii"-ophe,
has gone further. How il is ih.l
spirit dwel!s with matter. aud how i,
shall influence the action Of matter M
man yet knows. nor will We eve.
know. 50 l might 60 an to give
several illustrations, hut l will no,
undertake il. For myself. when
come to that boundary where faith
begins ! choose for my faith that
which is the most beautiful. mosl
charming. and that which will pro.
mote mans happiness to the creates,
extent and add to the glory and
honor of the Great Author of Ill
things. What shall Ne believe IN
regard tn the future? We know but
little IF il except % We receive Il
from revelation. How It is that the
spirit shall dwell in the land Of light,
separate from matter-that il ehall
have it, enjoy ments and its reeponsi.
bilities-we know bow % much q
they did 1000 years ago. and No
more. That boundary d obsolete.
We 20 no further than the mere fact
ihat We have Q faith in . future exist.
enee. and that that existence shall Be
q blessed ope to those who merit il,
and otherwise to those Who don':.
choose to believe that. doctrine becauee
it is a pleasant doctrine to me. II 10 .
pleasant faith to me. I believe il
contributes tn mans elevatinn and
happiness. But in regard to the en-.
tire Geld. not Of inquiry. but oil
faith, Ne rely upnn revelation. but be
Who takss ssvslatioa sway IRON man
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-20

During the year ending June 30.
1879, the War Department Of the
United States purcbasrd 1855 horses,
At IN average cost Of 1892. The
var previous the average was $ll7.23.
One thousand four hundred and
eiGhty-nipe mules we're purchased nj
an average price ot sl30.l5 the yea'
previous.
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MAJ sscrt ED oSfYT
G.T.Lewis & Eenzies Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
-tEsN NvII I.

-ltsFf -F'itN d.
49,. a. ~ v....s.t rft~-. :s'.E y -
s.,s.. ?. !at-t~ tss.,fs. " -~Ss-t. "a tus L.
S. 90 Ns-r. .i,.. o.. - To- =. d t,s.- ssv
80 -+,--r yrsr- ed. abe -. nsrrtS nae
leo. -.rs AM ..l.g 90 st-.t 80 ..c NTHrl'is-
f- asr-. 2 frrt y 81 " hlts spa ~ i.s.-
.-'. -s..t 81. .vH.t- s.ii . 'i'-- .f - night
49, q. $50 lr.,-y..sr d ,s-l - .,-r, iax
% .lrg.tiL.. a., - ~ r'r,fs. az! ana
1t. 1--WE II A. n.,s'y So. yes--
-.. -s-. - srl -'.-y.,--.rs -. ~ Rs'-'f'
p 80 g W 'srr-. ~, Ma. II N!r.o-;~.
'."- y -r't'-' 80. - -
> TyBHFE.
.,...- - ~ 30. ,i.. !'as, -. ~. T''a-b'r
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The Rev. Cephas a. Leach did not
get the appointmeot Of Census Super
visor Of HE Sedalia district. The
Only way he can get even with the
,dministrati,n now Is 10 turn 10 and
elect Graut Pre.iient.-kdnsas City
TSwes.
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That stupendous fraud. the ationai
Board Of Health, expended the sum
Of sls4.OOO last wear without doing
Eve dollar worth Of good. and It Is
peoposed nov to AJAX Congress for a
half million appropriation for next
year. The whole concern should be
akolishad
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The dispatches indicate that the
suffering in Ireknd Is approaching q
crisis. The marching Of q body Of
some Eve hundred furnishing people
into Groom to obtain bread reveals to
what desperate straits the inhabitants
Of portions Of County Limerick are
reduced. The situation is one that
must appeal most strongly to public
sympathy. and hasten the MD move
msnts IL both this country and Great
Britain.
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A bill has been iotrodaced in the
Kansas Legislatare appcopriating
money tor the relief Of the starving
and destitute negroes Who have r.
Gently Invaded that State 10 search Of
homes and employment. A. the
Kansas people have very generally IN
vitsd these people into their midst
they should make arrangements to
care for them. The bill. 10 principal.
however. 10 totally wrong. The pub
lie funds Of . State cannot b ssed in
such . way. Negroes and al other
tranps have . right to move about
the country whenever they please.
subject ~ the size Of their purses and
the sentiments Of charity. No State
has ever yet set aside funds to aid and
encourage worthy Irish and German
immigrants, and Kansas will hardly
open her treasury - the demands Of
tho indigeat negroes.
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Connecticut already has been put
70 q cost Of 81 900 for the one item of
vitnen fees in the tsial Of the Rev.
Mr.. aydsa. The case has kept the
court running for fcrty-e,ght day. With
the end not yet.
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A stranger dropped wallet con-
tanning g, 600 q Tie stsssss q Fair.
play. Colorado. and the eitizeas let Il
lie there until he came back for it.
They thosghs it some new feature in
sroducad into the string game.
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Probably the most valuable train
load Of freight ever transported across
The American cootinnent passed
through Chicago last week. The
freight consisted Of alk.worm eggs.
filing six box cars belonging to the
Central Pacific Railroad Company.
Tho market value Of these eggs 10
stated to b $40. 900. They are con-
signed to parties in New York and
Paris. The eggs were brought from
japan to San Fnncisco. and thence
overland By fast express.
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Another old patriot has crossed the
river" and confessed that he pulled
the plank from snAer Mn. Aston.
The daughter Of CD. Aaron Barr, and
80 Der 70 down into the go. They
oanags to get up . story Of this kind
about oncs in every three months.
Ths last story before this 90 ~ that
Of IN old - dog Who said he was 4
gunner under Latte, and that be saw
Theodosia Burr Aston thrown into
the - OF Galveston harbor. The
truth Of the matter Il that Mn. Al.
ston We Lost in . gale short time
aftes she lstt Charleston to meet bel
father In New York, and the story
about the Pirate business i . fraud.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

CEEriEiEN.-weh have sold sASvcED's RApe.
NJ Gag CCES for mr. sr,y one year, and can say
esndidiy that we never Gold similar pE.p 'rafi2o
Els. gave snrh universal stfi fsctioo- We Lars
Ga iesra she ir.s complaint TT
We are Mt u ths hablS Of recomnerdinR fss.
ent m,siirins>. trs your rsrpsrSti9n me- We
~ M DC eonviacrd % .. great nerits ths; N.
ssner,ns gill BE- relieyea. We e-v- been IN tnc
drug hu>n~.s Soc tie past twelve years coasssnty,
Ga. sold every "a ( afaSra. but yours u ss 81
n. ret II YOU --e proper VOC can We Ills ses-s
WV .ru;r v.nr~ = d. BALDWIN CO.
Wholesale aat Retail Dealers IN Drug. Books 40
SIAs.o.ery. " sshinStoa. Ind, fso. =. Isss-
rseh package eonssirs Dr. saafofdS Improves
lrnai.nS Tube. aad fail directions for use N AZ
.xs~s. Pricr, es@ For sale by Gil vhoicse.e And
retail ArugRtsfs and d aIe,s throughout the ured
s:.tss and CsasfsA. WEEKS POIEEH, GeaST0
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H. 81 Nrit's's--. J-rt r3uth tfp.i.u.. NIL n
49,, ~ rA,.-.>- .r..l.hts' eDef-' 30 pCEsr 49,:
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1880.
EARPER'S MAGAZINE.
.t.it7EE,IEI

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1880.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
iLIrsrRaTEa.

IA periodical hS- s'vsys. by 80 able and
-~ft'iaTiy f~'u-sior- q. the qG%sri".s sfts- day
. Wr'i ~ ~ .ts illustrations lict prepared
~ th~ b">t a-tfst--~s-rrs'. > uO-' powerful an.i
1.rl-s'si iifusnce up,se "a. public 70. oil
IN. se'sr' ~ ~ inds-n'- -! siNsy. be
fsani .'r the s,a- ~ morality. -..EyG,su,Dsnt.
anu re5b~rsnt.
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IN NJ,Hn-- -; me Weekly -sgin WIN he fret
m:Init--r Cor jsBuary 0;~sch Year. When TO time
- nHrtioned,E Wii ~ undo stood the: enc our
>s-'|-l N!sGss ~ con.n.. With sns A2ubey
r.vSt sft-r ,ha receipt ~ order.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

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49, We $50 .t''-... ''l- t'i
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T. -. -. 20 ~i. -..i.-.r'.r- "a 49, u.,.'-i
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.y.i3 -5s. De- &c 81 81. 49, U.s.
-. -. -.--F -:vs -. . ....... -
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; foil. 0n extra coaches; cars built At
the shops In hold just 50 many and
nobody else allowed 90. But you
don't often hear Of an accident on
that Rad. Its run right mp to the
rules"
..Maybv you Joined the Free
thinkers!" l said.
Scrub road" said the brakeman
dirt road bed and no ballast; no
tine-card and no train dispatcher. All
trains run Wild and every engineer
snakes his own time. just as he pleasea.
Smoke If you want to: kinds IF GO
as-you please road. Too many side
tracks. and every switch vide open
ell the time, with the switchman
sossd asleep. and the target lamp
dead out. Get on - you please and
get OF when you want to. Don't have
to show your tickets. and the con-
duesnr isn't expected to do snything
bat amuse the passenger. No. sir,
/ vas offered . pass. but I don't like
the line. Idon't like 60 trsvel on Q
roa6 that he's no terminus. Do ysu
knew. cir. asked q division superin.
tendent where that road run to. and
hs said he hoped to die If he
knew. asked him il the gen.
eral superintendent could tell me.
and he said he didn't believe
they kad a general superintendent.
and IL they had, he didn't know any
more about the road than the pas.
seagsr. lacked him who he report
cd = aud be said nobody I asked .
conductor Who he got orders fram.
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-29
How to be Weatherwise.

John III. Tice, the weather prophet
of st. Louis, gives the following di-
rectiOns to those who aspire to be
weatherwise:
AS everybody is interested in the
weather, so each one should qualify
himself or herself to read the sky,
and to interpret the meaning of the
winds, sky and clouds.
An intensely blue and serene sky
indicates heavy rains and severe
storms in from twelve to forty-eight
hours. A gray, hazy sky indicates
continuous dry and generally hot
weather.
A southeast wind indicates the ex-
istence of low barometer, if not a
storm center in the northwest. The
aspects of the sky and clouds will
tell whether it means mischief or
not. An almost immediate cessation
of rain may be expected as soon as
the northwest wind sets in. 1t mat
tiers not what the aspects of the sky
are when the west winds set in, fair
weather will ensue, and continue
from three to four days. The pas
sage of storm center from the gulf
and sOutheastward of our locality is
partial exception only so far that
it clears off more tardily.
There really are but two primary
kinds of clouds, namely, Q) those
that float at a great height above the
earth's surface, and (2) those that
float low. Those that float high, say
from six to nine miles, arc of a
fibrous and gauZy structure; they
are hence called cirrus, that is, hair
or tuft clouds. The clouds that
form in the lower strata of the at
mosphere, say from one to three
miles above the earth, are irregular
in structure, and of a more or less
nOdular form. They are called the
cumulus, that is, the heap or pile
cloud.
While the cirrus remains nebular
in structure and indistinctly defined
against the sky no rain need be ex-
pected. Under the low barometer,
however, they develop by accretion,
become smooth and compact in
structure and much enlarged in vol
ume. They now sink lower and be-
come sharply defined against the
blue sky. Rain may now be ex-
pected, especially if they unite with
the cumulus forming the nimbus or
rain cloud. If the cirrus, instead of
forming the 'nimbus, reascends, it
dissipates, and no rain need be ex-
pected until it lowers again, which
generally is in twenty-fOur hours.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-29
Died,

At her home, in Round Rock, on Tues
day, the 9th of July, MRS. MARGARET
NORRIS, wife of DR.. A. L. Morris.
Mrs. Morris was native of North Car
DINA, Miss Harris, of Charlotte. She was
married in Alabama to DIR. Morris in 1874;
resided in Brazoria county from 1852 to
1876, when the family moved to Austin.
For nearly three years the family home
has been in Round Rock, where
Mrs. Morris died on Tuesday morning,
after an illness of five or six weeks. For
many years Mrs. Morris has been a men,
Der of the Presbyterian Church, in which
faith she died. A great many friends
join in mourning with the family in their
sore bereavement, and especially does
the STATESMAN extend sympathy to the
good man, whose partner of lifetime
has been taken from him. Her soul rests
in Deace