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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17
g Few FONT AdiulicateG,
MYERS vs.. WRITER'S, ]. r,


Th!s oise is deserving CT publication fir TIC
bonsh: Of justices as we'll es lawyers. E:gisb,
the plaintiff before magistrate, sued cut two
.lrra1ts ag aiDsi Myc;s. deLendaai,-opo Gu IN
opeu account ior $50; the otLcr CO n5Lo not
Iadel seel Tor $40 Flyers Il! oaco applied,
through counsel, TO judge Keith for wit Of
Prohibition 10 RESTRAIN the jn3Iico rum trying
tha c'scs, Up>n tbs gsaunG that thay were
against TIC sane defendant. AID pr! in c,ntro-
7ers7 debt czceetiGs tho JUSTICES jarisiio-
'loG. Iho Ja3g, awarded the rule against tho
Just.c, TO oppcag and show c.uso Why the writ
should 30! Issue. In Iespo1se to this rao tho
counsel for lGngih concldcd that the clsins
Wero OF characters crti:tl7 G;S.itc: from eeoh
other; that ID the CitaGt C0ur5 upon tho roe
tho action OF deb: IL & 1t b, brought. while es.
sumpa!t wou!d 10 The proper remedy upon tho
open account: t5Gt, thus seeing, the cases could
70: be consolidated Hence The Eigh! of twc scpa.
rate suits before ic Magistrate. Ia answer to
this, oouGsal for hyels GTcuod shat both claims,
80 lar as lailseiati0n was concerned, constituted
tn: on9 cshs. which debt was $50 in excess cf
tho JUSTICES ia:i:dic ice; that where uoi0ns in
the C!c lit C5u7k q 'l1sg The same defendant
could rot b. consolidated, ono bcirg tie lcisn
of debt, the other sssumpsis the cour. would,
wher9 boih tl.ims couId b enforced by ono NC.
ton Ct a:sumps!t d:snis5 thecascs aud put the
pl@loIlf 70 bis ogo rcuedy-Lsae Bacon s
hbt.d tameUt. Wl!sGt.'s cd, 5:h vol, p. GGS
Iltc ptohihi!lon, K that thtro bcirg 20
p!eaGl3g IN the JuS!icg's c5Gf: G 70 3tion 10 ooo
solsdaie Touli. SIS mai Co gi c0ursc, ha sus-
faiIeG; 20d Jet, 10 tus.3!n il IA this instauoe.
would b. taE sHo jus Ic, 10 assuns iafis1ciou
Wbcro ':hn amour: in controversy" YES 1920.
JutgI h:ltA, a!tor duly considering tho INST
ter, decided tina the writ 6: Ir)tib!tion should
issue, tlu4 n:c:H,itaiing SUI ia tho Circuit
Court. EARLE,
Wa:!entlu, May Is, 1881.
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FOREIEN NEW,T.

jewish travellers hsvo baon warned TO keep
hTsy from Warsaw, on account Of tho feeling
existing against than there.
i! is reported that Prince Leopold, Qloon
viclo1's'6 JouGEcs. son. viii !o made puEe CT
Albany.
The Gar hs2 accepted General Mcliiof's &c
slRna"on1 aid appointed General lgns!letF 10
succeed hi;2.
SigRor Sells Gcmanda the! tho King permit
the dissolution Of TIE Ltilian Chamber of Depu-
tee. Tho King IS comforting with Sguor Fariui,
irasiioat OF Tho Chamber, before deciding,
The Paris Iibefte aIn0uuc*s that Col. FIT.
i5r5' trEls'SEha:a mjssioa vii! 10 taken up snd
the murder OF Gel. F!llters aad bis followers
avenged. Tho new expedition will consist Ct q
regiment Of go II en- mounted OF canals.
Captain Perry. CT Tho British steamer Somer.
SET which arrived at Bristol on tne ll!h instant
from Few York, disappeared during tho pas.
sage. IL IL supposed ina. he fell overheard.
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~ GARD .-i'aGt evening my attention WAS
c2::d 10 iha card Of "pencc.s:.' In reply /
Wonii l"og"iy stA,9 tbs. It needs no comment on
my rsfI ID lldca!e 10 the pubic the spirit that
Prompted l.. AID IL - .h3 assertion Inads con-
cernIns by political position the it has no fonn.
C:.!iuU u iIu.a, - Lig friends wril know, I
have aSags Daen &Ga E0a a.d ezpact TO rams ia
. daiACGTs: AMI hsva never boon, sn not now
a4d do 10. jai@Gd. either tiTec!!7 or indirectly,
- Uo c1"c@TLeI 30 @ay movement, independent
ct Gr iAl"ic.! 10 lnJ democratic pa:iy, Gan
''HT'aJc?as' 5sT Is; uugh. Respectfully,
l." JAMES X. C.TON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

DROWNING CATASTRoPHE.--A shtckn; c..
sisstrcphe happened St L;ck;ag L.ko, f,u:;ccr
miles north Of Liuciao-, Oslo. Sanl,y efte.-
moon, 10 the drowning OF Mr.. Brc, Stove, his
two cAild;sn, ;g,l four and sa7en years respect
lively. ADD Ii, s;s:cr, Mr1. Bir>lra Llsch,
while lis wife, who s7as 10 !ho eeac boat, We:
rescued. tie ii!-fa,ea ppgy belonged 10 s
crowd Ct GerAsa sx,u;s:0n:ss from Newark
1ho lad III; uo a. Spricge,'a Hotel, on the
Dorih shora Of tho lake,
AbGut ihrso Gel OK Stove cos iato 8 bos!
AMI rOECd 1855 10 tho She! House, returning
safely. Is leg c,abgl!cD"d b. lis suco,fs ia
ma1salGG Tho boat ID tie rough Va:cr, h9 urged
hi. VITA AID sister cod two chi,d:en 10 get il
Ter : sh0r; 1o9. TGo ether children refused
10 60 IN the boat, ngG remained o. shore. The
man tcok his saaS ct the ca!s, Ghilo tho balanca
OF the party s ,theEod at the 5tcrn, bearing il
down Sd tbs. 1t cvery wava tho 1aicr d,shsd
over them. notwithstanding this alarming
fact the man. il his fo0lhlr!!atsa cooiiuued to
push out laio the lake. and had reached dis.
tauco of probably three buedfca yards from the
shore When !ha opportunities OF the women in
dua'a h!l1 10 tlhbc an ctFlrt 10 rrlurp.
II, bent to liz GALS md lad pstiiy trrioi
he to., Hhan huge wapo srucl1 Il brcsdside
and upso: l.. ih3 mag. his sts;er aud two
children disappeared aod vera almost iaS:autI;
d,o1aea. III: Mrs. S;oHe, VIC is n very ;rgs
WOMEN, vas kept up ty her tl,tLlug loo,
enough to b, reached By q oougl, Of m9u 10 o
boat, who fortunately happsnsd 10 b, near
and was rescuad. A party CT L.acsat2r meu
procured boats and erapplioy hooks immediate
~ aad worked Tor hour, 10 vsi1 cndeavor tC
rao3vnr The badias.
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tEVGABLY A FATAL ACCIDENT --au tc,i
191tr-cuEEet at Lower CsIAr Eo!at yesterday
i"o!.'"a; which il il thought viii rcsu. fatally.
--o Fjc1m tug Mary levi, OPP. sYm. b.
D. taIT0l!, CT Baltimore, of {. sand bsr, when
'"9 ha"Sor which wGB attached - Tho !Gas. o.
re vessel bose !ooso ind struck Ja,aeg KcpeG,
1s@t. o.. 40 schooner, On iho hend, trsc!m..n&
- sE-i .nd oLhotwiso ta1iy ihiuIiag hin.
teV.. Oa"l5 did every hing il: bis power for TIC
''jaTsd Ih9E, bat Ill c!!J;t5 80 Tu;tofa him 81
,a~=tiJaSLG2s lsi.Ud. &c wss taken 10 Ms2h.
.-S.oa . night where he WIS pEsced N Frovi-
rs"ta ao=v!!n!. Tao attending phyai2isa doss
~. ! y !: va iEiNEet nlan Can i've.
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LOCAL MhTTER4

'ieatAcr Personalities. Mryl7. ISL
5,T too ii iGdio States sre.s Of rsin, followed by
-. c,ouay weather, northeast to north geS,
T1"l@' st":l mary or TI.irG barometer srd no
ctaGgc u mparatu:a. ''-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

IohcG ITEMS. -iloyos S,uith prcs!Gci at
Die lescquirters 80 day, and h1ed cGcrcd
.ts-.i uaG4;d hlsrgavei Gray 50 Ter shuHCg
'ii> >uIoa, 49ai;e.
@a:1y D4si:. whi;c. vas ,akeu from the 81
'''a 7a.l5g polca ac!i!ess'y 6:uu!:, ~ E1gon,
" ." station nyus', tn!s sn0iul92. aud lCcscd
~ &lv.ra oth&r men for tti5g drunk on the
"t,.s 70 ,ccked up.
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erecias announcement.

lHLDREN's Clothing
ClnLDREN's CLOTHING
$40 ersa@ C.. display ever witnessed in Al: &
sIct:o. oci:s 10 Ii children from two years,
u. B:oG The littlc cnas ard fit them. The
ooi7 BOYS CLOTHING HOUSE 10 the city. Don't
la! to call end see he SUITS for Sill.
~. }. WATERMAN,
Oae PHO Clutbie:,
a>-1 C1Tacr Kjtg snd Fairfax streets
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PROEESsESsNAA GaED3.

a CARD-It should DO generslly known the.
Al persons so unfortunate as to loso one o.
more Of their teeth need not wait weeks ard
months for artificial substitutes and endu,a in.
convenience. dissgraeabls changes IA voicn, "a
cIal expression, &c, bu. may hs7a artificial
teeth made before and inserted immediately S.
ter extraction ct their natural teath. By this
mode better adsptstion, more p!eassn. OK.
preston and nearer approach toward prosesvs
ing the natural harmony OF the features arc So
cured. and very much Of the ps;n nad lG.ulty
experienced in learning 10 uaa teeth arc also
avoided. have prscLiced this mods SUCCESSFULLY
Tor seven years aid having introduced it here,
would be glad to refer any ona Interested 10 "a.
tlents who know Oft from experience in treating
tho Natural teeth my objec. Is 70 preserve every
one that time, patience and modern methods Of
treatment can ssve Tie uso Of srsen!c in a..
esroylng exposed nerves is condemned by ths
more enlightened Of the dental profession OH
account OF ts turning teeth dark, inducing s5.
scoss and finally tho los5 of the teeth, che nerve
pulp. which ID the eourcs o. lilo 10 tho tooth,
should always be treated, whoa oyDo,ad. with
view to Its restoration to heal.h. use no c&cao
alloys for tlllng MY ies5 are InCcI less .hsn nra
usually charged for tho sams class Of work.
Gold filing from 81 90 up; ether work a. pro-
portlonstey low rates.
W. DONEALET, .. D.S,
Gradusta Doutal Depart,
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: 1921 F street, northwest, Washington,
u. U. ar43nl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

@ +ai1s.Us Z. l.. OK, discharged United
- "a ata gCIt'e:, While running to the boat ibis
''.ue'aoo2, ia! IL ooa7ulsions, from benrt d.
:.'sr 90 klor street, end had tc DO carried
; s'o TIE store OF 'aI7. Geo. ". FsaDcis. where
w. VA: attended py Dr5. Lewis and Brown. He
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

OraHING OF TIE RED MEa's EAR --Tae
-: Ter iaa tc2uIs Of O.c.otA Tribe &c. !, Of
u :-2G, com. sc = 81 SGr2pts Eai. les. night
nc E@i va n:nGs0GoY decorated .Qd .la
l'D - 'aa@2d WIA Ero,tts:.0, presented Il lc
-ap-afS@I9. st ol2hL o2CC. Hr. q 2u ban
i.-fo-Hn3i 10 Ian large Hud!c@ca present, Judsg
1.s.r'.s - 1.usrt, Who delivered thg7. auYro-
I'.".r s@'a&n, declaring tn fat Caon. ana buu-
20 '~.','at e"I*r0r:2o, tor tho bca.G. c! the
"-'5"' "12 oTPfal5 Of the oTder. wouli &c
''HF'-- SIN !Lo s:Ic225s Il deserved pt hs
l'@su:l1A {! thN 2pasca Judge ;5.u.e. w.5 Ora.
..'''- VIA !A:gc bouquet
NE af3 UF tati0o II tlo TGo5l The A,;t
= meg !g5.2 is ~ charge e mr:. Sst.n !;
sg"", -s1i2'"d - Mira Fr,ai; Nca!s, and
.--s' 5','A.: .Ffte11rs::s h;;o!s saa,osoa,
@..'' -..e", JG'l9 Elton aat d51oiG PniiIps
100 -7aiHa, aiSo !arcy t>oiar Is ii Casrse Of
'J:a Boi, @ssia.aI by aii,aos JGaG:s
.rs%-'r his?G!o ,tJTKil', joo. 10 Simlson aat
"!E1 r7ue lEiGHa2Js
-a' MRS, cJn.sc!ioaa7y liable IS in casrg3 Q:
~. %sbaTy Warren. assisted oy Mi:5as Meg-
90 ~ IL AEHIh EuGa. EanGij D0ar, iZz.
su@".'s:Gg sad C4?;2 AiwsN.
iEc c@rLl. i4-C" %ab' e. = urasizoi o.cr uy
ass Amaze 5;cfs, with a:issas S-lma Bunn.T.
H-i.: lbu:'H &2n@!o Eel! ant Annie j:1... ~
,r,.s,ar.s.
i-o .f..owi@g "a the rasuI. Of his v5.iaC le..
..r., i9r th9 a%;jaies a.me1:
.lT 10 t-"o--jLo AtWcll 81. Il. 3, N.rom
IL" ""!.@F: &"!i |, George hppch /. a. Il
"..@ i,
- ~ :. - %sGa i+5 Cora L. Au:d 7.
e,4:, s';'', ~, o. :irs WEI: a. I:o%a :; r..
I.ga .tp ~: at"fi fr "!'iNs - Al rs
.. Eei !, M,.s EvslT0@ tiiIIsr !, ,ijss XIII,
,.gai i, 1i..s : i:3 u:u'ap |, Miss t3ci,is CrUmp
ms RUE ItgmD J, Bliss GGs0 EGe.en |
".-5 Lizzie Hlnkoa ]. aIi:s Magic John:oi
a.i-1 @o.H " burn l.
Het :1e!'5 B&d8c--Gco. ". Crump :, y,
GhoG H. Henry disney j. Gca Noa. 8 ,I.r,
s. ,amTson
|.pt LL"!hsHI's Corn :. EALd diEcour:cd sga;a
&c. ic-.l ns2sic 3utiog ;oa oceniag.
--.-.-.----...----.----
i!i@ LCND5T LAW.---s Kait!m2;e vap.r
sty3:
Tho ii2Tnl;srs # at.vsrG.i, Y, oro,,
a-r,.,,Il.GHnoo !, ,v,-.;...,,
~ - ~ " e.:''' - =" H'' 'G"'f
"~-i ~ SH1!7J VH aEciu!l 81 S'TioSeat i!N
"oaDuGG Tie sa'3 CT hGu?r 90 Inst Gay.
tiDa vas Wara bnu!3u4 Tashil%tHni.yB
stacked their tt;r,t fl = ~ .Yi;;i "a The I);i's
Day.
G.rl.;al, - :i-,~.l.:.,.. >, ..,.;.;,..-
f.r l.,, Ci 49, 49, =. - -
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- t. " sI"cA 'hslr '"i:S'' ~ L - o'atai =.
'-,T- were more !St3Eic:tei a:fn GeHn o. aG
fe-'a>ainItGg E,gG. cu4Sul;iGy thCu T.! ygct
ls.. ID Gu KIN lacu anl oga rv0!a3a icn;o
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&3.&:ss:n% s&sa>s ssegsng os ghe F7:ssss.

%s:&:lsai2;: sssals Esegsng os aase F3:stGs.
UL0s1EG.
y asat;t!;!o-, y. T., end Noftneasts1n mails 8
s. "a, Il "a. and rad Is p. L.
- e5tc!I mails 4 - and IS D. III.
:2eAtHc:E malls, via Richmond. Va, 10 30 b.,
n. ind 80 and s IL g.. III.
SoEtn end Southwestern psiis, Wis Lynch
2aTE, virgins. way auc through ms.!s, 20 f..
IL 2T.s. " D. II.
= EnassA3 division 20 q. a.
2,i@Ialti'.A 10 Round Iii! Va, s 90 :. II
OPEHINI,
@'%rt-eEn 's2d EicstecA nnaila vie EYaghiap.
:"I, u. u, 50 g. n. Il N. and u On o. III.
southern iiasi's vl: Richmond, Vs., 3 80 /. II,
aUG 81 Z. II.
n0AiA Western r!ai!@ via Iynehburg, VIRGINS,
!,GtouGh mai!s) including way msile Uu Mitiend
G.;jrocd. 5 81 .. III.
MGr@sa2s Division 50 2. n, for lock be- orIy.
Eo4"d lii TO AiczanGris, Va, 30 y. n.
once AouT8--UGi2, opens nt s 81 :. ILL.,. ED
c.q:@s - / % =. u,
SJ:4At2y Uuu!s~-!IGce Ii;,4,.s a!9 Is m md
.iJSa7 - & % Il. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

MCaUKHEY Son nave jus, received from
the WILL PARK VINEYARDS tWcuty ige cases
Ct HOSE OF VIRGINIA aUG NORTON'S SEEDING
tLArEr WINES. Tncsc wioUs sre So cciebrat-
90 !oF their inc Eavor and pulty that eminent
Is arl'csssai?. Qlsrt auu pint bottles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

rs, Skin Eruptions arising from Impure
" 0!3 snec5I ? removed by 8. s. S.-Try it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

Il, HahTNER'H BEER GOc. per dtz,H at Me-
HCkNEY $. E9lties Inusg he rnln;n.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

BREAKFAST MESS MACKEEEL is 5 ID. .ins
b3auIi!Ui dad Te:y fax ct MCBURNEY'S.
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC MAY II. 1881.
Slln rises ....-..,... IS S.4n scts...... q
CLEARED.
Sit Ncrrylk, Phiada!phia. by i 4 Rcoi
Str George Lesry, Norfolk, b7 Z Is Hooe.
Str Me.tsao, lover PFC, By J Brcdera e Oo,
GEMoRkFDA,
Ecbr z D Harrison, Rogers from Boston to
los6 for Alexandra, 81 Bath lIih list
Scar Msnitou. Hamilton, from Gcoryeio in
for Bangor, at Vineyard haven l4tn inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

@-Y. N. q. A.-The2S.h annual meeting Of
this Association, for the eiecilcn Of officers to
serve for the ensung year, will be held in the
class room Of the b. T. Church to night at eight
10 be p: ompi in attendance.
1t JAS. ESTwlsLE, Jr, Gen, Sec,
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CANAL COMMERCE.

A-tived-Eos!s W Fo1.er aud z L Leyuoo
to Georges Creek Cca and Iron TO. 4
Mitchell, to j y AgDsw s CO.
Departed Bcst5 Maggie 4 Clsy AID Q Z
Porter.
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EJACUiN POINTS for v3cc ins!on-a fra:h
supply Just received with directions.
Inyl2 Il :. LGaDSEaTEK s. RRO
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- = uQIGN y. Il. PALS jas. received
Eta eS AID tcr s.ie low b.?
gp22 j. T. MILBU2H,
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! u>E--tjn tho L GIT CT Msy 9Th, BRASS
~ hauiG belonging to tho Hytrau:ion
Sio.iH Era &ngin1. 4 suitable reward viii be
p:!t jha h.i=r Il returned u
E. Is. LEADDEhTED,
j. Chit Eng. Fire iien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

S&RAN1HS a11 L&MON9, prime, just &C.
- C.i.Gl by
FPS j. 9. MILBUHN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

: - EuZGN 8HO0M3 mado OF selected
q HS' STA" f3ceV:d to-day By
'-yl2 C. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

SAFETY OIL-Wc have secured the agency
- ct 'THE BUSH s. DGE3LOW Pkg.
MUM SAFETY OIL" which wa gusranlec
above i0Oo lire tsst, and perfectly safe. Tao oil
burns with stesly, bright flame, and is g very
desirable lignL to resd by. For ssla wao!csalo
and retail By
ny5 HARMON 5SNiTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

pA1NTS, OILS, &c.-We have large sock
i OF Lewis Lead, Mt Vernon Lead, Oils
Yarnishee. Hand Oil Finish, Aye,l's Genuine
Ready Mixed Paints. Paints OF all co!ors 10
h. and 2lb cans ready for use, SC. &c.
myl6 E. S. LEADBEATHR Il BRO.
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M AJCLiCA WARE-We have Just opened
1--WE coed Assortment! Of tae sboye named
goods, IN Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Bu!tsrp,
5lead ana Mu;n Sets, Chocolate Pitchers,
Pouch Esakets, Mugs. SC. Call and o.amire
them q.
mil e. ]. NiJIER.S Cr,s
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S!iLJKiUA or. GES. extra choics jus! 9
- c"ivsn t'g
n.24 j. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-17

y;fLJ WG& 9ESD-A la7gs and tne assort.
e m'nt o! cioico Slowar S0sd just received by
mb2j Il. ). LE6nRRapEs 3 $40.
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GHAKERs ENT8ACT RCOTS, Q. LiOTH.
- nh SEIGEL'S CURATIVE SYRUP
We have bsen appointed wholesale agents for
tbs above celobrstet medicine. Dc.crip tive
pamphlets mailed FREQ to any address upon e..
p!icstion. JANNEY e. co, Druogi,Is
ap0 10 and 1872 King s;rant
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-16

with regard TO forms. II is impossible
TO say what is the most beautiful thing in
nature, but | believe that many women
will agree with me that for dclcacy of
form nothing exceeds u fern. How seldom
does boy notice fern without having his
attention called TO it, The girl never needs
TO be told that il is beautiful and she who
knows by experience the wonder and Joy n
fern can bring to little girls heart, would
never wish to exchange such memories for
those of the boys successful game of ball -
To which the Nation says: ''lf men
have few resources of PLEASURE within them
selves; why is it they always manage TO
have good time together, while women
themselves admit that similar meeting
OF their own sex is apt TO be somewhat
stupid2 We were not aware that science
had shown that the majority of men have
no fine perceptions of color. What science
has shown is that a larger percentage Of
men than ofwOmen are color-blind, bat the
number is only 4per cent. As to form, the
vast majority ofthe great painters, sculp-
tors and architects of the world are male.
And, to crown the whole, there can be NO
question that the most beautiful thing in
the world, so far as form is concerned, is
not tcrn-a maiden-hair n--but maiden
herself But to whom do women owe their
superior beauty To no one else than man.
lie has, in the course of thousand of wears,
continually selected the most beautiful
women for marriage, until the.aw ofthe sur
Viyal Of the fittest has given woman the
superior beauty she now has
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TRANSPORTATION OF IINEs-LITERARY
CURIOSIrN.
rvAY0xLIcAI NEssENsER.


Every student Of nouns, pronouns and verb
knows the necessity Of transposing language FOL
the sakeo of ascertaining its grammatical con
struction The following shows twenty-six diff
ferent readings OF one Of Gray's wen-knowr
poedcal lines, yet the sense is not affected;
The weary plowman plods his homewsrd way
The plOwman, weary, plods his homeward way
His homeward way the weary pl0wman plOds
His homeward way the p0wman, weary, plods,
The weary plOwmau homeward plods his way
The plowman. weary. homeward pl0dS his way
His way the weary pl0wman homewsrd plods
His way the plowman, weary hOmeward plods
The plOwman, homeward, plods his weary way
His way the plowman, homeward weary plods
His homeward, weary way the pl0wmSn plods.
Weary the plOwman homeward plQds his way
Weary the plOwman plodS his homeward way
llomeward. his way the weary plowmsn plods
Homeward, his way the plowman weary plOds
llomeward, his weary way, the plownSn plods
The plowman, h0meward, weary plods his way
His weary way, the plowman homeward plods
His weary way, the hOmCwsri plowmsn plods
H0meward the plowman plods his weary Way
HomewaTd the weary plowm0n plods his way
The psowman weary his way homeward plodS
The plowman plodS his homrward weary way
The plowmau plods his weary homewsrd way
Weary the plOwman his way hOmeward pl0ds
Weary his h0meward way the plowman plods
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The Nation, some time ago, in al article
on The development of Games re.
marked; five could imagine the world
carried on by women alone, one Of the first
results of the extinction of man wonld un.
questionaby be the disappearance from II
of almost all the games and sports which
now constitute so large u part of It's seri
Gus work" In reply, a lady writes. "An
other result of the condition imagined by
the writer would be the disuse of stlmu.
lants, Games are stimuunts, and while h
woman sometimes enjoys n game as She
occasionally takes glass Of wine, yet the
fact remains that for the great majority the
stimulant Is unnecessary--thati Is, uncraved
Men have few resources of pleasure within
themselves. They cannot enjoy nature
because they have no fine perception Of
colors. ! believe men to be equally obtuse
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There will be held q meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com
pany nj the general Office OF the company In
The city OF Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day of
December, 1884, for the purpose named In the
following resolution.
Resolved: That meeting OF stockholders Of
the Dallas& Wichita Railroad Company be called
To meet 1.-THE office Of said company In the city
of Dallas at the hour of ~ o'clock noon, the 18th
day Of December, A. d. 1881, for the purpose OF
deciding upon the amount OF, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose Of completing equiplng
aud improving IFS line OF railroad, and paying It's
Indebtedness, from the city of Dallas TO Denton,
In Denton county as may be determined, and 10
fix the rate of Interest on such bonds, and to
authorize said bonds to be secured by a first
mortgage on the property franchises, rights and
privileges Of said company, and that notice OF
said meeting be given, us required by law. And
at the same time and place there VIII be held n
meeting of the board Of directors of said cor
poration for the transaction of such business as
may come before II.
Dallas October Z, 1881 j. NJ MCCORMICK,
Sec'y Dallas & Wichita Railroad Company.
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4 Portable Electric Lamp,

Recently, while the mechanical section Of
the British Association were discussing III,
means of using the electric light in Goa
Mines Mr.. Swan, inventor of the "Swar
lamp" made remarkable statement. Ii,
produced an electric lamp of two candle
power, quite detached ftom any wire, and
portable, which could be kent
lighted for six hours by-two
cell Faure secondary battery. The waight
of the battery would not exceed ten pounds
and to charge it afresh it would only be
necessary ito place it for a time in connec.
ton with the wires offs dynamo near the
pits mouth" The battery and lamp need
never leave the pit. Sir j. Hawkshaw
greatly approved this lamp and well he
might The germ off portable and handy
electric lamp, unconnected with any wire
and fed at intervals only as an oil lamp is,
must lie in that rude specimen shown
[SCicntitc American
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Oh, WHAT "A Cough,

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ing fifty cents, TO run the risk and do moth
ing for it. We know from experience that
Shioh's Cure will cure your cough. 1t
never fails. This explains why more than a
million bottles We're sold thcpast year. 1t
relieves Group and whooping cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without it, For lame
back, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by Hickox Il House, sos Main
street Dallas