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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
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u.,oo,r, ,be sSAA,aa ~ o nnmn.
ton, WHO wns Drowned IN the irin''
~ HIrer.
The Jury OF inquest en- panhelodby Justice
Price TO enquire toto tho cause OF tho death
of Joshua Hamilton. who WAS drowned 10
the bend Of the Trinity river just above
tbs railroad bridge Thursday evening, heard
the testimony of witnesses yesterday morh-
ino This Young mao was not m ,rried IA
stated In Yesterdays HERALD. tho reporter
having b sen misinformed Ia that respect. lie
removed to this county but short time
ago from Christian county, II ntucky
W. f. TOggar', the first witness sworn.
testified Ms follows: -,
Evidence of Mr.. W. f, Taggart, who
HANG sworn. ssid:-I met Mr.. Hamilton
yesterday, thu 2S h of July, 1881 IN irons OF
the St. George hotel, and we walked upon
The street. lie said he wanted to see some
mar; but not finding him he proposed to go
70 the river aud 90 in Swimming. When
we got to the river, we found four
or five young men in swimming. he
vert in. and had been in about ten
minutes, and he went up the river about for-
ty feet from us, and next knew of hin, MI
Chase a witness said, II believe this man l.
drowning" | ard two others started for him.
] did not see him rise but once. We did not
get 10 him. We got in about zen feet OF him
when he sank TO rise no more. Afterwards.
deputy SheritFsSpencer and Smith raised him.
This was about four O'Clock, in the bend OF
the river iuss above the railroad bridge. Tho
water is about II feet deep.
William Chase, the second witness testified:
The first saw Of him he came to the river,
nudre.sed and came into the water
went up to him, and was
going to splash him. He asked me
10 desist, saying he had not been in the
water for two years, AMI then ne Went up
the river and walked to kind of jump-off
and went into deep water, and threw up his
hands and looked to me like be tried to get
hold of me. thought he was playing. de
sank twice before called the other boys,
and before they got there he sank the third
time and rose no more. He seemed to strug-
gle hut old not try to swim. He looked to
me like he had q cranp. Mr.. Tsggart,
Thomas Dowi and an Italian called Johr,
Frank Davenport and ], we're present.
An INQUEST taken at Dallas, Dallas county,
Texas. on the 28.h day of July 1881, before
w II Price, justice of the peace of Precinct
No l, Dallas, Texas, upon the view of the
body of Joshua Hamilton, tsere and then
living dead. upon the oaths OF w b Meyer
w ii Terry, j D Wage, G Williams. B B
Kaufman, good and lawful Jurors of Dallas
county, Texss, who berg duly sworn ano
charged to inquire upon the part Of the state
into the case, the manner, Time and circum-
stances of the death of Jo.hua Hamilton, do
ssy upon their ostbs, thai tho said j shua
Hamilton c.ma to his death on the 2S day
of July, 1881. by accidental drowning in the
Trinity river just above the railroad
bridge.
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MAN DRO ~ sED

u, Hamilton. waite ns,bIrs ~ the
~in ~ Hi,cr Yesterday H"er"oo"'
a. wneJ.
Aha,, 30 yesterday afternoon a Mr.
>, nVVu' :" 'ug man about twenty'seven
h'n'''on' aSos ing In the bend" Of Tho
years old, while batL. ' Dad bridge, drown
river, Just above the raj. hotel 10 company
cd. Hs left the st. George proposed that
with Mr.. q. u. Taegart, and y -, a bath.
they 90 down TO the liver and tSNS veral In
Arriving at the "bond," they fund ~, ned
the river bathing. As Hsmill on s~rss
into the water, lad named W. hie ou' 20
play fully remarked that he WAS goIEs "
splash him, when Hamilton said, III ,inn :,
don't! for have not benn ia swim me- "a
for nearly two years." The boy refral 'ot !,
from splsshirg, and he continued to wa.
out into the stream, and was soon In
water over bis head. He began to
struggle, and young Cha'e, who saw him 90
under, at first thought he WAS putting on In
order to frlghten HIM, but when be sank
the second time and again came to the sur-
face. Chase saw from the terrified expression
on his face. and the desperate Efforts no made
to catch him, that he WAS drowning.
and he swan away in order to save his own
life, and the unfortunate man sank for the
third and last time to wstery grave.
raggsrt and The other larger, older persons
IN bathing cav it. but were powerless to
render any assistance, being too Tar OF to
reach hi 10 time The news was brought
to the city, and Deputy Sneriffs Spenc! r,
Jacoby and Smith got into II * Il, and with
The aid of drag books succeeded 10 recover
ing the body, which was taken
charge Of By undertsksr p. Q. Linsk'e,
and prepared for burial. 1t was sometime
before tho remains we're identified. The
emily things in his pocket vera knife, tin
tobacco box and fifty live cents in money.
The deceased who has been
married but short time leaves
a young wife to mourn him. He was
farming on the farm of Mr.. Vic Bale. some
three miles northeast Of the city, AMI tbs
remains will no held for further instructions.
Justice Price empannslled a jury
of inquest swho viewed the
remains, but owing to the la,eness OF the
hour the examination of witness was posts
poned until this morning. The deceased Is
one smong many persons ahD have drowned
at this point in the river.
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NV Baria, Grounds.

The lodges of the different orders of tbii
city are combining together 10 purchase
burial grounds for their dead. Each lodge il
10 appoint q committee, which is 10 meet al
the city hall on the evening of August 9Th,
for the purpose Of taking some deci ed steps
In the mstter. They propose TO besutify
wha ever grounds they purchase and 6S
IL up as a cemetery should be. 10 this way
they will have common burying place. and
their dead will not be scsttered as they have
been heretofore, and ons sexton can attend
70 The entire grounds, keeping them in good
order. Besides, by clubbing together they
can Get the ground much cheaper, and in
this respect the burisl Of their deceased
members will not be 30 expensive as hereto
fora
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04
How Kentucky Horses are Trained

A Lexington correspondent OF the Cleve'
land Leader Gays: one after another btauli-
full saddle horses were ridden out over The
track moving along a. a gentle, easy gait,
flying At rapid csnter, rsckiDg or breskh &
into a trot, as the rider willed ALI these b, IT.
es. l believe, were thoroughbred, and their
prices ranged from $500 to $1,000. So
well were they gsiled ard trained that the
rider had but to touch the name in given
place or make certain signal to have Them
lake rack, canter, trot, run or lope. Any
one can learn 20 manage these gsits in very
short time. rs l found from experience. But
The method by which these horses are SO
nerfectly trained could not learn. Either
Inc trainers do not know exactly how
10 impa-t this information or they
ara determined TO keep II 10 themselves
Some answered nv qu' stions by saying. IL
ia easy enough. You can make horse do
suytbing you wsnt 10. 05ly let him know
WIS, YOU wsnt him 70 do. You had better
wear spurs in riding, give him his bead free
ly, and il be takes one gsi, when you spur
him on the right side, jut spur him again
there when you want the same gait Here Q
horse p.ssel on y rack, and IS the rider
touched him with the zip Of his finger on
the head be struck out on q tqusre trot
Now, said I, how vas that horse trained 90
a. 10 strike atrot by thst signal Way
answered The KentuckisD-ouf saddle horses
ali learn that from the time they are colts.
I asksd Mr.. Li0dsnberger what Was the
sccret Of TIE superiority Of ksntucky horseA
There is combustion Il causes be
answered. The grest majority OF the
borses here bsve some good blood 10
them, and you viii End Il crossed somevhere
b.ek l. their psdigrees The best strains Of
running and trotting blood hsve bsen taken
from here 70 Other Ststes, and they there fail
70 produce the desired result. There is some
thing 10 blue RraR, the vster, the stmos-
pbers and The gsui.l climstic influence,
AID then, a. Mr.. Trscy told you this morn.
inq. there is everything IN judiciOus breeding
and training. I'VE ( res cur bOrsss 70 gar
when tbsy are one year old, and ct three
ye.rs old they are pretty vel developed.
The northern msn, b0vsvsr, always improve
tbsm. How long have Ksntscky b0rsss bsld
tbsir higb plsss' IqaerIsd No one here q
b0uts ess tsll. KRIS men vho have lived
bsrs sizhty-fvs year.. sod they sisie that
frpn tbsr earliest CHILDHOOD they hsvs
be.rd Of the superiority Of Cur
bo-.ss. Thsir fishers before Den
b.d- he ssms story 70 tell TIE
20 IA th.s s0ns-bs-s IA The past there vss
krouVbt into ths ststs . pure strsin 81
thorough blood, derived ron ne best stock
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A ships Eng,"eer Charged with
Murder.

NO. Plcsyune.
Robert q. Reed, assist mt engineer Of she
steamer Kuickerboker, of the Havana line,
wss arrested on the charge Of causing the
death of q fireman named William Krsnich.
Two other flremen say KrsnicL WAS taken
Ill on tbs 18th last, when the vessel YVES
abou. 800 miles tais side of Havana. He
asked engineer Reed to allow him TO 60 on
deck, but the engineer refused, and Kranch
then started TO 60, but wa, knocked down
with shovel by Reed. Krsnich
became unconscious, and then Reed
,ened the furnace doors and
~ I'd Kranich in from, so be would get the
P ,m = CO of the heat. After remaining there
lu., av a., a. the fremen soy, he was removed,
you ~" sh,, ''s surgeon called, but Kranich
and the sinh night.
' ~ ,n sh;,'a 'son says he examined Kran-
;oh,, ~ S sup a s.r I'd 10 marks OF violence
boy oud a slight sbra, ion. IL ne EN-. oame ~ ;ne
conclusion that the mai G,eu mUH u uHoosa
heat, and in this oonclus. oh a we" ond va "a
by two other physicians on 40 nosda ont
ical cert Fl cate 10 that effect W. ia ~ =.
TOE commander of the stem. !, ' ana ,I ~,
he had no knowledge OF the assaL !" ,a "a' , Gn
the doctors certificate he had csul 'u Wv
man to bs buried al sea. Before the '0uy
Vas cast overheard, Engineer Reed waa {,
led up to look at it, but as soon ss he APP
pesred the men made dash for him with
scrapers and other weapons. He seized
stchet and fl sd to the cabin for protection,
and the captain was obliged to come TO his
York Sar, 23d.
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A sudaes Death.

John Phillips, lsborer on the Texas
Trunk ro.1. died rather suddenly Tuesday,
in Kaufman county. he suffered intense
pain durir 2 his brief illness. He complained
Monday Of feeling u1vsll. and took two
large biusm % pills aud they failing 70 hsve
The desired effect, be took two large ooses
Of ipscse. Il falling also 10 perform its ME-
sion, be resorted 70 croton oil which COM
plsiely prostrsied him, msking him Vrry
,ict and producing very much psiD. Dr..
SNOW vss c.ll,d n see him Tuesday, and
pronounced hrs e.se hopeless, and be Cied
thst eveuiI z. He s.s engaged 10 be msrried
70 yourR lsdv ~ Dsrt0n- The home OF
the deeesss, is rs 1ovT.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-08-04

steals ~ rresh 0c'man's vsiiss ana
geis Ia the L0ck.np

steals ~ Fresb germsu'a vsIIss ANA
Gets Ia the LGckug
Joseph Martin, dftc. from Germany,
reached Dsllas yesterday. Ator walking
abou, while, no went into Stokes saloon
where he got permission 10 leave bis vallse,
which contained his earthly possessions, unit
ho went out and 60. dinner. When no retur,.
cd, to his horror, 1t was gone. Unable TO spenk
word of Eogish, and unaccu,tomed to the
ways Of the people, he was in dilemma.
He msde pretty thorough search for his
valise, but not finding it, he went to the
rexss IL Pacific depot 10 get q train for Fort
Worth, where be wss going. The train was
shree hours late, and while he waited he APP
peared to BIO Ia sore distress. Presently
his face frightened up, for a
tall man, wearing broad brim-
med hat, riding mule came
along, and 10 his hand was the Germans va
lise. Without saying a word the German
arose and tackled the Texan by taking hold
Of the valise. The Texan was drunk and
gave vent TO great drsl Of profanity, and
among other Thugs said he would shoot him
it be did not 60 about his bus pess. But the
German did not know what the word"ahoot'
meant, and held on. The toll Texan diss
nouhted and pretty rough fight followed
rhe police intgrlered and the tall Texan
thief was lodged in the calabsose. The Ger
man was overj ,yed to again get possession OF
his yaisp, and liking hasly inventory OF
IL he informed one Of his countrymen thst
tho goods were all there, but the lock WAS
br ken. The IL lated Taxan is named
D'Npal
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Oh What n Nnnnh.

VIII you heed no wsfoihe' Tho signal
perhaps V tho sure approach OF shat more
terrible disease Consumpticn. AK your
selves II you can afford for tho gako 0f saving
30 cents, 10 run The risk and do nothing for
II. We know from experience tina, Shiloh.
Cure will cure your cough. Il never fails.
This explains why more than Million Bot
ties were sold the past year. II relieve.
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth
era do not be without IT, For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by Hickex 81 House, Druggsts. COS
Main street. Dallas.
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tits FOui, 4 al last.
SOMETHING NLw UNDER THE sUl

A new era d.awinQ upon women. Hitler
she 49, heeU called upon to suff r the Ills 1
- IL "a md her own b sides. The frequent
III ,is rs,ing lrresula ilies peculiar 20 her
s ia, tOn4 been l. her the ''direiul :pring
y,c unnumberad." l the mausiOh VI the
rit IA nud novel of poverty like women has
s4nd Ills nknown 10 III n and with ut a
r.nedy. "Oh l. rd how long!" in the gOny Of
h RS III, hah che cried. Bat now the ur
of her re mptiom hus come. She viii Bnher
no more, tor adm Ids Female Regula cr,
'Woman's best friend" Is Tor sails by all
4 uggists. Who'll, sale by Thompson, schott
&C.
D Pr par, by DR. j. Bradfeld, Atlanb, Ca.
is, Il 50 pee b 9TH q.
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Injured on % RaiIrOnd.

Joe Price, resident of this city, who has
been acting as foreman Of construction
train gsrg on the Texas & Pa 3 road, Tas
brought in yesterday from til Terminus Of
Inc r, d and carried to his h mo Just soD.h
of the fair grou..ds, he hs il Oaon severely
Injured by construction 'Ar running
against him. He is badly bus l.. e.'
to foot, and it is feared H. - s2sa" 80
internal injuries. He is suf i,E very much
from his wounds, and his trJ0 alc.agn ua1-
lot we'll be determined at pfese
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Forty Years Experience of an0Id
hnrsp

Mrs. WirslOw's SooJnng syrup is the pre-
scrlp i)n Il ons of the best female physicians
aud nu p, in the UnItei states, a has been
used 10 forty ye~ik with Gever failing SAFETY
A. > euc.e 10y millions of mothers a. chill.
pren. from tn leebe Dfant OF one week old
[, the adolf II @ rrects ac'dity of the stom-
rch, rel YES W nj CT lie, regulat the bowel /,
aud give rest, heath and comfort 20 mother
aud ,hiid. w be /. ve 1t the best ana sufest
remedy In tn world In ali cases OF uysentery
aud iii ar hoe IN children, wbetn'r arisi < from
teeth'ng from yoiber chn-H Nh'' rec
lions for r az r,i.. 3cu4mp job eu,r D. IiEle.
None gen h. rms facsimile roo .urtis
& Parktn T. nn TIE us.s.rH rltNH3 Wcbf
/. II medicine lag go. l'atts H h'.I".
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Is 1t not worth the small price of rs cents
to free yourself of every Symptom Of these
distressing complaints? If you think so call
at our store and get q bottle of Shiloh's
Vltalizer. Every bottle has printed guar.
antee on 1t. Use accordingly, and if IL does
you no good. 1t will cost you nothing Sold
by Hickox 81 House, Druggists, 605 Main
street, Dallas.
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= y. F0-ler. o. " E.bsohis, writes 70
WI. Horsn. o 1s ". tbss he would
Iikst- p.ts Wsrshs srnstsur Feoes.
,-i.p A.. K. A.. Elgss. he ebsupicn Pc
dsstri.1 Of Ter.a, vhn residss bsrs for Q
sfIv ME n.sch 'or 800 sids- Hogsn hss
written Foslsr Cor Eggs thst II . mssck
c.r be rn.de Nth sufficient money up 70
ussify The -slk. thsi Edgss Il rssoy 70 tsss
ne ring with hh MAJ
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city Court.

William Sanford, gambling; fined SIS.
W. I. King, carrying a pistol; fined S25
but new trial was granted and jury called
for.
George g. Tracey, intoxicated; fined So.
Della Sharp, vsgrsncy; tined 50.
LAURA $ FL ir. vsgrsncy; fined 80.
VIM. Kearner, intoxicated; fined So.
Charles shy der, vsgraucy; discharged.
Lucy Doyle, assault: med So.
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wbs, b7ard u srninent phTsieisus npe
"A rrisls srnau~eed the discDvery that -
rr-rffrfur me well known veinAble Tefne-
49,. men e wonderful mediclne va pro-
fnre1 ~hfcs WouId cure soc1 q Wa rtnf'
- ltrsuras fhat mos al Gthsr reue1,rs could
- ar.r.rrssd with, msny were scepilc1l- Dul
r-r-,f n IL rusrlis b erfual tfisl has oispe =
II rrrfIts srd to-ctT the discgFsrers 81 tba'
r--sf frsd cine. Hop Bitten, are hoDorso an
kI-Is<d n al bsrsisctors.
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We have aspeedy and positive cure for
Catsrrh, Diph heris, Capker Mouth sno
Headache in Shilobs Catarrb Remedy. A
nasal injector free With each bottle. U'e il
If you desire health and sweet breath. Price
so cents. Sold by Hickox q House, Drug.
gists, Gus Main street, Dallas
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r To al $40 ~ fYrNsrg Iru DE non
and ind UeUuas gl youth. .oryols Seas.
aess, car dec-5 'ass o. ma goOd, &C.,
vill sent .yl. tai va. cure yod tree o.
charge This great remedy was discovered
| oy missionary In South America Send
sef-sddresseo envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman. Station d, New York city.
n2Sd&wly
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Renewal Notice of Wallace d wag
gener.

We would inform cur old friends and
patrons that we have removed from cur old
etand corner Of Elm and Austin s,r".s, tc
the block opposite, No 403 Elm It, two
doors east Of Schneider Il Davis. uere we
will at all times be glad to see' I'D friends
and the public generally, AM up on hand
every thing in the grocery lins.
WALLACE & WAGGENER.
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John, we boys are all going to the picnic to-
m. rruw, and you must go with US AL az tne
81 re aud oscsa se Of bL ACkM RI =
FRAGRANT DURH IN BULL ~ klNG ~
BAC 20, 10 - ak cigarettes. We VII nave
nice time sm King while the old men are
an King IN -tr Mines.
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Al victim Of early imprudsnca. csusinR
nervous debility. premature decay. etc, hsv-
ing trind IN vzin every known remedy, hss cit-
covered = simple mesus Of self-cufes winch Re
MI saud frrs 70 his fellow suferers- ID
arsssJ n Rssvss. - Chsfhsm street. New
X~~t
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oftle mother word, and II has lfan'mlte1
N, aualt ~ from sts " eJn ~ tbo pfptfn NJ
tune II lea lamontablo fact that w. have
not tho exact data upon which 10 bsie q
history a the Kentucky horse"
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Trading Forces.

The grading forces of Nicely s. Caldwell
on tho Trunk, were transferred from that
road yesterday to the Chicago, Texas d
Mexican Central road, and will 60 to work
GA that road near Alvorado.
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BURsETs's COCAINE,
The Best of Ali Hair Dressings.

1t alleys irritation, removes ] tendency 70
danuruf, and invigorates the action of the
CAPT lariee in the hignept degree, thus pro-
noting u vigorous and he-Itny growth Of hair
LIS effect upon the glossiness and Iichnes, OF
the h ir is such as cannot he surpassed
Burped's FlavOring EXtr. cts are the best
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A Fraoktor, rKyl Phy.ie,.n write,

some on Jnths $50 the dsughter Of one Of
our prominent citizsns vs prooounceo
hoosless copsumptive. She was very much
refueed 10 hssh, terrible cough, her life
gr.iu.Ily wasting away. l RECOMMENDED
bsf d nae "Dr. SEAyns's Compound S{rup
OF WiId Cherry" which she did. In .
sbort tine she vss free from all cough sn1
tsber ymptoms, and is nos rosy ana
be...hy. Prics IS csuts sDd Sl.OO . bot
tls. or sir BEETLES for s.. The large size s
he rnole economical Prepared only By Dr
SEsDs q Son, Philsdslphis. Sold By drug
rista
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uo~r rrn-rrnftI through fheir tsstn- Ie-fh
sbould - kspi cleAr fror' lirns - - =. =
der..rs -ar b DIRE ~ tss mar NO ssyt "
~ Ri. 4 f>al Uns sstire gou ups dsarsst- y
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For ali who use Browns Pepsln Ton e, say
u IL tuIe cue foI DysIsTtIs tDo fies Hesd
acne. Try a. For u y Hoyt Codnano
W II. Howell n Bro. Dallas.
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sbould b. 10 every house daring the heated
s--.son ID never fsl " cure DtsrIhoea. u .
egt-rV am cholera Morbus. For e-le By
a~vt A Conn and ". II. Howell Bro,
Dallns
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A. & w. Hunstable, of Mckinney, have
again enlarged their boot factory, and have
increased from Is 10 q workmen.
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A man died Of liver complaint =
COLLAR. worth Of "5lACK-0RAUGa
would have saved his lie.
For sale b, ell nrnSF sts.
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Gall for The Hunstsble boot.

Agents ana fanvassers
Make from B2h to $50 per week selling goods fol
E.1. kIDEOUT & CO., 10 Barclay street, New
Tofk. Send for their CatalC gueand terms
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a s,s ia o. oistrsssi ne cough.
DIV. tsrched. sore thrOst pneumOnis.
bronchial snd ssthmstic sitscks, vssksneo
AMI dssilit,isd sssts Of the system, al tesse
s.rss ----utons are cured by "Df
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Are sure cue Tor Liver COmplsint, Constpa
ton sd BlliOu.Eess. For sale By All druggist
In Texas.
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The Hunstsble boot wears too long.
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secure their month ltsNe OF hUtsuce' ~ VII
be seen thst the trips not one OF un4iloy. d
enj yment IN ess the student be n2scisny'
II IA bowlver in the highest degree vslusble
The prof} ,ors 81 Annapolis are among The
rtropgs,tv vocsies Of the yearly tour, and
thew have IN the past doubtless accomplished
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-03

The following striking example of the
state Of murderer's heart, with is cease.
less memory and perpetual selfsccusation,
brings forcibly to mind the words Of Web
sier IA vulture il devouring Il, and II
can ash no human assistance or sympathy"
The case il that Of Martin Battles, Of
Charlotte, n. T., who twenty years ago
shot and killed Cornelius Lynch. He was
tried and convicted Of murder in the first
degree, and sentenced to one year In the
Auburn Penitentiary, and then TO be hang.
ed. Ills case ~ss brought before the Court
Of Appeals. The Court decided that the
act Of the Legislature was unconstitution-
al, and Battles was set at liberty. He en-
listed in the Union army, and served
through the late war. lie then returned.
lie declared that he was constantly haunt
ed by the presence Of the man he had kill
ed, and he was sorry that the sentence Of
the law had not been carried out. lie en-
deavored TO have himself placed on trial
again, hoping that he would be recon
yicted and hanged. lie finally became a
maniac, and was placed in the Western
Asylum for the insane. lie is still an in
mate Of that institution, and imagines that
his victim is always present in his cell
for the purpose Of hooking and tor,uring
him. lie at times throws himself on his