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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-24
.r.t- Co. .,..
D r.. SPIN N E Y =,
'''.a No. ~ kearny Street.
Treats All Chrome and Special Disease
or AA-2Q
Young Men

XNTHo MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE
Wv effects of youthful follirs OF indis-
erection. Will do well 70 avail themselves OF
ms Tie greatest boon ever laid ut fho altar
Of suffering humanity DR. sPINNEY will
guarantee TO forfeit $500 for every esse oi
seminal weakness or private disease for every
kind Of character which he undertakes and
iallh to cure. e. 'lI s+ WHIP
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-24
MiddIe-Aged Men.

There are many at the age OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent cyacuA-
ton Of the bladder, often accompanied by .
slight sinarting or burning sensation and
weakening Of the system in manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits q ropy sediment will
often be found. audkonetim mes nDall particles
OF albumen will appear or the color will be
of thin inilhsh lple, again changing to a
dark aud torpid appearance. There are many
men who. tfie OF This difficulty ignorant OF
the cause, which Ia the second stage of semi
nal weakness. DR.. s. will GU" nntee perfect
cure III all such cases, and healthy restoror-
alton Of the gepito-nriBary erganss r.
ofice llelttTrie 70 and 6to g. Sundays
from 10 to IL A. NJ. Consultation free. Thor
ough examination and advice IS. Call OF
address Won fflflM tll f,#'rHn \
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-03-24

100 .ar.bllas leAania-zolzao
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04


The colsrsd population q the Southern States
seems 10 have become thereaghly seized with
fhs spirit Of exoduA The main trOuble scans 10
b 70 nnd climate and circumstances n wen.
adnptsd 70 their nature and condition - these
6oufhen States, especially those bordering the
Gulf
TIE niger Of the cold frosty climate b almost
desfh 10 fbe average negro. while the hot sun
and . warn Sult0 climate b . comparative
besEea TO him Now, let one Of these States
bscone again thoroughly Republicanized. epsc-
IsIly RioEida, and these now restless masses
woald mOF0doWa O her like . bosom efdeuac-
tin Her son AID climsts WIN pfoduce svees
posstos Cor tie dropping . piece a vine almost
Her lAkm, rivers and ponds abo1na In AL, and
IN sxsmp, lagoona snd forests IN opossums
and cesaA Now. hegs b indsed a almost
hsss@ly h1ns fss Cssss, II he politics should
~ - nghf and Let this lattsr considsEaiion BE
e1ssls6 sd dgWn hs COMES in h0sdn.
Und@ @eha sais u things - asaak or new
sslzi1D GhnD aanes g1Oyss, ao@ geasa - ~
Gmf g - wsiling. ase IT hfnAing q
sawi no sHa6Eshis hatsisg, ufas ~ Nsnla
60 BMsnzAf A slz1s ihle ~ t1lplllnI 10
60 80 E1n1 n = 1slEe Bliehltd
T0 i.1cI61k fhEinlslp ~ iGn1an1 pc1ln,
li1zssusrnlze 8 e - = ~ . -
arenes - - ~ q . Nh ~
$3.50 y = a - q 90.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
HORROR OF HORRORS.
The Most Terrible Tale Ever Told
"A FrfGhtfal Crime Most Fright.
fully Avenged.

The Nest Terrible Tale Ever Told
"A FrfGhtfal Crime Most Fright
fully Avenged.
Cincinnati Knquirer.l
EourH BEND. Ind, March 22.-Several months
ago the grave Of Sarah Platts, young lady who
died Of consumption, was found disturbed, and
IN examination showed that the head Of the
CORPSE was missing. What led to the discovery
was the finding Of O human jaw bone by Fred
Auer, farmer, who lived near the county grave
yard, some eight miles from the city, where the
body was buried.
The fact that only the head was taken threw
suspicion on an amateur phrenologist named
Gordon Truesdale Trueedale occupied small
farm in the vicinity with his wife and family of
four girls, the oldest not more than eight years
old. he was handsome, broadshouldered Eel.
low, with fair education, but lazy and shihlesA
His great hobby va: phIenOloEy and he Ccca,
houseG His ambition 70 possess Q collection of
skulls ives well known 10 the neighbours and the
Dissertation 81 the Platts girls grave was laid at
his deor, although he was never openly charged
with Il.
About three weeks ago Truesdale went to
polsoned in handling dead body. He received
an Affirmative reply, and appeared 70 be much
troubled. he complained TO his wife that his
nose panied him terribly, and he believed he was
taking the eTyesipelas He began dccioring him.
sslf with bread and milk poultiees, but without
success. His face began to swell rapidly, and In
les than three days Il and his head became twice
their natural sze, aud lest all semblance OF human
shape
A physician was called in against the wishes
Of Tmesdale. BE found the man su6eting terri
bly,. His lips were drawn By the tension Of the
adm, and WTithed themselves away from the
teeth in unceasng pain. The cuticle acroes the
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04


nslz9 nIIseaa - r. 4 1Iss s1ytIe ~
Nent - waa4 - ~ eut snme Hnza ~, y
- ssegythingrA 80 aflS-asd wnnA e.
as1vs Cd 6loess ~ - psla o. Il -
hsancA - essk. Em, - lass HSG1sy q 80.
0'wnaAH
~ NV dsgsu mmnss ssBs mapr
seoapf hasa htsyc3. slry sssp assls -.
,@ua rsope Hssyssassws live wsumuasa..,
% - asa d<hA ~ vAsnslws en- 6r -.
shey're bound - A1sa or esy. VIA " ~
soaH - hnsw - ehws q ~ fni,x = -
miles asoasd be wlns wsu1a elvs u 49,
soap, sir-sosp Il boon thaf csn't be deni.SK.
Maa - mAaS N@1 10 ABe1 RWs-sAiras a -
Ire placs wilh Sthe cd a. ssaacoo ft.m =.
mDssh, asd qslgsly hs1psa hhaself - sns,h-,
quarter 81 d ptw On thessuin's sah,e. -Wenn
eondnned N. tzninE 10 % @Isneh ohaie.a a.
tl,e papen ~. II / can't des yoar town an
good. voa's say Bns essssA - % yOu -,
harm; gsod-days -, sood-1.y-ysa ma -.
good care Of ysursssl al II ysas A.d. vish
Ibis parting injniscGioa, he pa@ea cut n smEin,.
y and In - good hnmor - when he en.e.sa
while The seaior slipped he renhinder Of In N.
bacco CT II sigkt nDAer tie tsfle ceFes.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04
An AmesAe@s - sMe wes.mamal. No.

In 1008.
Absss Tie elese q - year fssS. . nm d..
afler he naaaacfe d Captain Dads's eumn..s
by he united Sorcas &C the Seminole 49,
Gessrals Can asd CliDch. with small and =.
adequate force, we're eautiOasly Appsoaehine u.
Wifhlacoeehes river, where theJ were informed
BY their scouts. ne saSaeeA flashed n v;c4o,v
and armed with the mnskess and ri6es Of D.d.,,
men, were psePafed 70 meet them.
Llsutenant Dsncy, g. 8. A, taow Col FL
Dasey, u Bueaa Vista" 81. johns r;verl ~
active. intelligent yOune saeis1.z oesO.r -.
ordered 10 remaih about three ualn N DE- r,.r
win small force, 70 prOase, ia haRr.se .,a
annanitien- Tie enemy w@ soon enga.ea.
and, hearing the heavy firing il HE fssaL Al
appgehensive Of d flank mOvemGnt vAirA ~.
very prohable, TIE Lie1tena.t with a h,.,.
csmneDced terrifying his position b. kahr.
trees and thsswng up m emkanknsnt n.
fight continued from about O'Clock A 4. MN
about r. Il, when he Indians retired
During The prtgres Of the bA1tle, The amna-
milton running low. Lieuaenant Joe Johssou, Il
the Leon County Volunteers, wss ordered win
four or Eve meE 10 ride back In hot haste 10
Lieutenanf DaDe5s eamR and procure freh
supply. Arriving II Tie fasf, JoAnsos, Q vefy
energetic and inspetucus yousg fellow, Of The
cracker" ORDER not standing On etiquette Or
ceremony, leaped bis horse ngAt over The bAni-
cade. and, riding mp 10 the OGlcet in conmsnd
demanded the ammunition Lietft D., just from
West Point, Ike The builder Of che ancient din
wall around Rome, who was euraged II hiI
brother jumping over il, was highly insulied and
promptly ordered him out This johnson re
fused 70 do; when dle Of men with fixed bsyo
nets were ordered mp. who ran him cut in . hurry
Dancy then told him he would listen TO his me-
sage, and sent forkard TO the army The requirel
and timely supply Of ammunition
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

IL b with genuine regret that we &c The Pre-
posed improvement of this beautiful plot Of
ground 20 entirely and persistently neglected
Not only Is this the case. bat die elegant and
substantial fence with which II Wa enelOsed
only last summer, and which was erected partly
by private subscriptions from citizens, and partly
by IN appropriation made BY the City Council
for that specific purpose, ID going TO rack. Some
Of the gates are deHn, and n one seems 10 take
the trouble 70 re-hsng them Perhaps II Is no
body's business 4 number Of the pickets haye
also been bern pulled OF and takea away. We
have once or twice, recently, diFecssd attention
stop 70 the depredAtions being made on this par
tic0lsr piece sf p6blic property. By-and-by .
panel win 90, and, nj the present rate, In about
two years more, not . vestiEe'of Il win remain,
unless perhaps, it be some solitary post unit for
fuel With proper attention and very littIe 70
pairing, such fence would be gsed aAer stand
ing ten years
The depredaiOrs, in nine cases cat Of ten, are
set Of idline, los6ng, vaEaboBa;sh little Va
grnnts, Who are getting to be - thick % our
streets ~ gra@hoppss in Kansas wheAtGel6
and who possess about the same Intrinsic value
in community of which they are the vampire
and scourKe They are not tzsght to work or
10 observe decency and decorun, but are rather
encouraged and upheld in vagranty and vice
and are rapidly grswing up 10 becsuse n sus3eess
for the common jaE, the chain gang. 6taie sprison
and the hangman's halter.
A City Marshal Of the right stasap. with en-
cient police, would put an end % their depredA-
iions in this line, and many Others rs well - 70
the numerous sensGless annoyancs and muir
sances Of which they are the daily source, or he
would have them - thick - vesmin On the
inside of the jail yard
Something must he done to cheek such ca
reen. or doahle svd win resnlt-the destrucs
tion Of property and the coming 10 grief, sooner
or later, Of the individuals; and the sarlssE
retrieving step b taken the better far al hands.
When Ghe plot Of Ground in question was e.
closed, it was win the understanding that i'm
provemenfs were to be made upon 4 frusc time
to time, and that it was 70 Be converted into
City PARK, but not one step hss beea taken in
that direction since. Doubtless there are many
among our citizeks who would gladly contribute
both flowers and shsubbay. and olAerwise ed
in identifying the grounds, If some one would
Only take the initiAtory step. and cotlld they Be
assured that it, would not be allowed to be tres
PISSED upon. A few loads ofom ordinary rock. to
Rether with rubbish from the streets and SIDE
walks or burnt buildings, woald sufacs ior The
construction Of artificial mounds, which could
then be covered wifi soil and planted out n
.v~.aaa and Aowerr frhe native live uaks anDEd
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

The final appropriation of q, SOC, 900 for the
East River bridge, between New York and
Brooklyn, having been made by the Legislature,
work on that structure win now be rapidly
pushed forward. 1t 10 expected that the bridge
will be open for travel by the LIST of June, 1881.
TIE Texas RKPUBLIcANs-The so-called in
struction resolution Of the Texas Republican
State Convention is as follows: while We
recognize that General Grant is the choice Of
the Republicans Of Texas, il Is considered mex
pedient 70 instruct the delegates to Chicago,
further than to cast the vote a. unit for Presi-
dent"
EvADne THE ANTI-CHlNRss LAw.-Certain
California capitalists have succeeded in evading
the operation Of the anti Chinese law. The Oak
land jute grain-sack factory, when told that all
corporations must discharge Chinese hands, com
piled with the law and gave up Its corporate
charter, but started the factory 9 week afterward
as private company with $50 Chinamen-the
old hands.
The only recent Trustworthy intimation as
to how General Grant feels about his candidacy,
10 contained in the following sentence, in let
ter written from the City OF Mexico to q friend
in Philadelphis, viz: :" / expect 10 be in New
Orleans on the 32nd day Of March, and very
likely public sentiment win have then been 80
expressed that shall know what my duty is"
Evidently, remarks the New York Kai7, the ex-
pressions of public sentiment have NOT made it
perfectly plain to him what his duty L.
-Theso-called jersey costume" for ladies 10
thus described in an advertisement Of London
brakeman: " The bodiceof this costume Is CON-
posed Of material specially wovenfor the purpose
either IN silk or wool, the texture Of which b %
elastic thata perfectly Attisg dreas can b made
withoet tho Ordinary seamA The dpess b A.
ranged 20 lace up the baek, and, fitting TO Il ,
ngursias well % kid glove ahOald 6tthe hand,
produces . remarkably good effect" That 10,
provided the wesFer sagood figure. Probably.
noue Others venture on such display Of their
persona.
Chinese in numerous small parties continue
10 arrive IN New Yoftsf from the Pacific coast
Those who arrived last week arc represented 70
b greatly delighted with the city, where their
tfestmentis % different from what they have
BEEN accussOmed to IN San Francisco They ere
specially delighted win the privileges they'are
permitted to enjoy Ia common with Other people,
such = riding ID the street cafs, The ne Of The
ferry boats, &C. They ass al6D pleased hat they
can walk inc slreeis without beine compealsd To
dodge Shower Of missiles o. osIAsf hostile asanl.
Ssstasi6nsfroa the hsodlann
"A New Yen letter II Tuesday ~; a1bsre
were sons imniense trans6ctiths - government
Nts.6k MT - - 49,
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-05-04

From the Quincy Star of April 10th We get
following account Of q recent murder in Calhoun
county:
On the 10th Of last March man named Jesse
Grumble, o citizen Of Calhoun county, and who
lived sbsut i've miles southwest Of Ocheesee,
while watering his mule ct . branch, was shot
and MORALLY wounded. He lived long enough
to give the names Of the men who had fired the
ahote, and party was Immediately organized to
search for and arrest them, bat they bad made
good their escape and were not TO be found in
the neighborhood. The murder was % brutal,
and the men who committed Il were Of such bad
repuie, that the citizens determined 10 spare no
trouble to bring them TO justice. Three citizens
Of the county, headed BY Mr.. ]. 9. Stone, .
deputy sheriff, Commenced determined seArch,
and sfter several days succeeded II getting upon
their trail, and finally arrested them while 10
batteau crossing the Chattahoochee river at Neers
Landing
They waived their rishtof trial and were sent
to this place for sale keeping until the next term
of the Circuit Court, which will be held In May,
when they win be taken back and tried for their
horrible crime. ~
The murdered man is described a. having been
quiet, uDofending citizen, and BY having acci7
IDENTIFY discovered the two men who killed him
while stealing hogs incurred their displeasure,
and 90 brought sbout his own death. His daugh-
ter was the wife Of one Of his slayes1 WeWers
informed BY Mr. Stone that after the capture of
the men they made DO denial Of the charge, not
even answering when spoken 70 about the mur-
der. One Of the capt0ks describes the murder 90
one of the most hoGTible o. record. The asms.
sins were In ambush, and when their victim came
70 let his mule drink asthe bsaneh they quietly
waited until ile eot within eng rsags when four
shots we're fred killing the mule and fatally
wouldiDg Mr. Grumble The wife Of the
wounded man, heariDg the firing. ba.tshed IN
the direction from whenccit came and lounA her
hnlhand In the agonies Of death, bat with Life
enough len 10 tell who had committed the wicked
deed From what we have beard there can be
bat little doubt that both fke6e men WiII stretch
hemp. Their names aEU Wylsy Dusdem and
Jack Powell--the latter soa-in-law Of the muir
, 1880-02-14
MOTIIER-IN-LAW.

Tho alleged Influence Of n nothor-ln.la fn
breaking up II happy homo wns possibly shown
yesterday lh tho o.lsg Of ONO Mnrtn r. WiRsfg,
WIN keeps drugstore ut tho corner Of rnllinn
md Twenty-scrosrtl streets. Bono tt1no bAcll,
Wisatg bcgnn TO rctnnnstrnto with his vito for
tlirttng md tho first Of tho present month ho re-
fused to live viii, lior, taking ur bis ntA1e Iii
his etnrc, whllc his wfn nntl her ,nntior, Mrs.
Ht'lsBn occupied r0tl1ns overhead. I,tstetu Of
trying tn hcnl tho brcnch 5etWcnn htlslltll and
wife. tho nothcr-ln-1nw, lle nllcgca, upheld her
iand. III Tic tic iii sf w!ssis 'i had oeeaso
ing iis ai,senco a sl,0W bond, eislt
slUo bonds: md *ln' III CURRENCY
,oo wcFo an1En t1,a fSm s st5e M Io otis t
tE wifc If tsiu theft, md they nrmctl the'naGvcs
with scnrc!l- wnrr1lnt rnr tho promises. Their
htnt proved Gnnya!lt,r, md they begun to look
clsSxherr for thG tl.invcs:
wntrat,t, w',icl, lio pit into the haits of Coii-
lrt1ing mt whether tho suspicious Of tho h,ls-
Rn KIM Wfs,@ Tra TS ipe 10 to- sot e. H. fsS"y s,
sho hn!i them. and, thts tleeoy succeeded tn
wHrrNnt for the nrrest ee tho vito
spe @ psSr H, 5 tsstcraw s1s t osSc, bsSsS s,fo 1io
io,isu. Thcy Informed Mrs. WiHsig thnt tli0y
hhd q wnrr,lnt, atlta ut this she begun to rcgnin
her lost sonscs+ In talk With her husband, she
Mr.. Wissfg 6grcrtl to klsa R1ld ,linko itp." oil
condition that tho " tnntber-iH-Inw must CO.
md, as tl1ia condition WIFE A4rcc0 ulnIl, tho
restored; and tho 1nothorin-1aw must look for
DtDOr relatives.
, 1880-02-14
SAINT VALENTINE.
THO Fost-OAlce Flooded with Tontler
NItkHiF0H,


THO fo't-omee ,;.1s,e'ae Flooded with Tonder
This being st. Valentines Daythe fcathoreit
triha t,o worl,I ovrr ,,,,t ~, ami In tintr dar.
- n,,'st,,,,. 49,, ~. ~. IT. W ~, ~, 49,"
i'n,uar IT, @ es .,,, uo t,% u 1y.r p'G
no exception to the rule. From the Condor,
whose mighty w1up clenvcs tho tI,Iu atr hc.
t,r.o,, ono1,,.oo,no,I 1fjnio,.o,, ,a,i,, ,o,.,,,
~ tlo snnrrn yhisf }sttara lc''hs sro ""
TRIBUNE Building wlntl0w-letlge, nil hive
to bow down to. the orniihnlopIru]
law wbic|, DEGREES that u,on tho l4tl, DIV of
February III each ycar s MI birds ' must must o mate. M
who ),ayo mcl1 wastlur ilc enrlier snrin,,
evenings spoonlng in coup}es ,,non sl,cio
twIEs barcly large cnouel, 10 hold % ono o, bfnl
comfortably, utterly regartllcss of the speed
lny Of tic hours, or of the gentle hints glyon
by tia old folks s,,ucly slowed nwny for thp
night In tic nest above, must on thIs day
pas ny Gnu 10 lllolr fo0llshncss and come
conduct has given rise to gr1,yo ntselylncs
on tho part of Ills loly-loyc's parents must
matter how coy tlc young lady. upon thls
.lay s''o will thu! courage to COO In tho
affirmative. Il must be Il trlllo hartl upon the
rKs W % MeSiIfg n,; f., !" tSSn'niy %a nis
ur t"r s ~ W. ,,1 .p trih ,S 'ts t',at ~ s,a % ~
,eai ,E ts ,,s. w If'' '!tn sns sn s,rt ~ % @ "1
t ,'rnsh'S Il t s' 1T ifnS H. S,stF. ~ i, @
tt9 ~ nntr,aK ,ssS so!,,h,l,ensteH !hl, ~ In
!aS.'tv1estu ~ " 'anssu py t.o Gu!''!itit.aun ~
sl 1 t%s % may HUFF to rnt reSs tt Io,!
tbe ay 4 4 Il fast-tls brls
e!iot,sG lalt,!efs lnr lt9 anu Settie ttowl sys
tiH,mMtteal'y i,Mi 10 hGst-lflhkanE, IN ti.s fGsptct
nll!erlnS from tllo hatT!nln!ilnily.lncillG
og .gKs hsm, ., W'sV sir,l"' H. ~, Wla!t San
, 1880-02-14
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

Tic Assistant Treasurer yesterday paid ont
e40,0oo In gold.
Two Thousand silver dollars erodIsbursed
yesterday ind $1,000 In silver redeemed.
The internnl-reyclluo receipts Yesterday
amounted to S2i.7Hl or this s,,ni, $ef,lD came
from spirits, <J,1r1 frum t0bncco md clgntH,
and, $1I0If from beer. There wt'ro no exports.
Il letter WIS received yesterday from Col-
tcctor Smith, dated at New Orleans, stating TINT
and return 70 this o!}'co so1ne time noxt weok.
Superintendent Mcdowell now says that
he Will have tho Department OF lutl!cinry in
Mny. tho rect If tho nt!tccs by JMy mil the POST
Otlicp by full. The work 1T putting In tho innrblo
wMtnscoting ltas been begun. nn.l tho plnstcring
IL being pushed rApldty, several Of tho rOolns
huving received tho finishing cont.
Sidney ". Sea, who Is charged with per-
jury fn lnnktnK nut his bankruptcy Echetlucs,hu
u part!nl henrfnE ycatCrday hcf0re Commissioner
ItDy1iG. This ehnrNo Is bhsaAl OH alleged fnlHB
swcnrinH In rclntton TO BeYertl cnnvuyRnccs be-
examination WIS cOnllncf to tho lntroluction OF
certit1N documentary evidence. md tho hcArinH
WIS continued naLt1l Wednesday morning.
The dutfable goods received at tho Custom
IIn,'so yeatorlay were Us follows: Wilson 1lros.,
cssra hosiery; Field, Letter s. Co., 10 cases t!ry
EDn,la: X Sylvnn, hhi bfantly; A. q. EpaldtnK
y llrn3., CnHn ntchGFy E0nHlH; +. W. IIOynG s.
Co.. 100 brls EnHrr a!o; Chica4Q Stn,nplng Com
puny, l boxes tin plntu hfttzlor, llOthsGftlt1 &
g., cases ssuokssx' ARTICLES: 4r.!l'a,n Bros. l.
Co., . cnsea esselGos; kalIuan nroS.. cases
ciKura; k4ntzler s Ilnrgsa, cslscs c!Khra; Metz
lIr Il ltothachi[d, c1lHu smokers articles. Tho
collections footed ZIP $T,5i8,
, 1880-02-14
COUNTT-1}U1LDING.

Oniv right marrEorc-l;ccnses wcro Iss,,e,1
yesterday
There will ho no session Of tho Criminal
Court To-day, and no Gull III tho County co'srt'
LII tho County Court Yesterday II, s. Mon
ru ,yas npunntrt1 Guardian nd lttrm NJ Allnrrt
II 1ohas't'' II mi'ior'
The trtn( OF tho boy William SclocuC. for
tbo murder nf hts nlnr,nnte. Samuel tJluer
Eourt ycstcr,ny nlnr,,}nR. On the previous tiuy
IN nffempt lid been lnnJo by t1,e t1rfonsp il,
show that HchUc,le WIS wck. I1,],rtl If mt i'm
hrriIc Git thia frnkr tinwt, hnfi[v nt,tl rcstrr,
, 1880-02-14

bust possible cnrr that tie handwriting upon
the .nyn"pc shall MT canreai her identity.
while tlio valentine Is Il sIertnl imDn to lilo
bnsllfn', It Il hy IN ncuns 'lGspssc.l BY. tl.osn
WIN nto tm'ter In ths taeclnrntinn tlf their
1qlssion, md 1t must by, no means, be con-
sl'sret, by tllnso wlin ntak9 II n point never Meyer
nmn.,g lovers who resort to their Use. Just
!Hyewnris 'a,. j, TIC snrillEle' 80 surely ~
rnsl,-antl ytling, wnil,el,-revertto ti,e ileccs-
silly Of mark!ng their dcyntlo!t will, tho joint
a9sstsiMnce Of THO statltner 'l,tl tho 1'ost-Oncn
pleasure anil nrn'it to ilio former, II cnrrIes
tt!snnay anil dolor to tho Inter- but few pee
r!e hnyn n1,y 1 i'c9 pi a!o extent to which, H.
1'ost;Dse. 4 rn1n!,NH rsIorter pnl,l visit
learner! from ting Assistant Superintendent nf
Mails Tint at1 extraordinarily large number ol
tiie dny, they constituting fuly oi,c-iI.lrlo ihe
whole letters received, or MI amount equal
e l.alf MI or1lnary ,day's mil: Tie u,ioii-
tity wns consitlrrnbly lnrger than tint re.
increase bc1ng 'ts largely 70 tic tic }i'cttcr llmes
gs srre Tic the {et t {Is I hcIs II e"ye 20 sa to s
privilege uf loyc-,nakng. In MI Its forl,s, val
t1e fiji sex TSe AssIsanii, ,superiH!en,icns 81
which lay thousands Of The loving ep1stles,
which were l,ctng sortcA for the city, curriers'
Tomorrow. lle at9ted tint tlle cltytlelIycry cf
ell to-tlay, .nntt THAT though. thecnrrfcrs would
70 out laden to their fullest capacity, they
wol,l! not he nblo to distribute the w1Dle lii
onn tlny. ThIs Is n tact worthy OF attention.
Dp1tltNlCNt to those W1o 'nrh 1nolfinr fnr n