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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19
synopsis of Opinions of tho Supreme Court,
Tyler Torn, 1882.

Lumpkin VS.. Smith, guardian; error
from Anderson county. The probate OF u
will was applied for by the appellant, but
contested by Smith Us guardian of the Is.
tates Of two of the heirs of the deceased,
whose will was sought to he prObated
The county court having on the trial ct the
cause admitted the will to probate, Smith
appealed from that decision to the district
court without giving bond, The cause
coming on to be heard before the district
court, Illmpkin moved to dismiss the nv.
peal because no bond was given, which he.
ing heard WIS oyorruled and the iudg.
ment ottho county court reversed aud the
will refused probate. Appellant appeals
and assigns as error the refusal of the dis.
trict court to dismiss the appeal. Held,
the court erred in refusing to dismiss the
appeal. The statute which provides that
no bonds shall be required OF executors or
administrators IN appeals taken does not
embrace guardians nor does it exempt them
from giving bonds in cases of appeals: al
Texas, 6S0). The section 1870 of the Acts OF
1876 requires guardians to give bond. The
district court therefore erred in refusing to
dismiss the appeal. Reversed and dis.
missed. Bonner !,
Davidson VS.. Patton from Nacogdoches
county Appellee. brought thissuit iniustice's
Vouit ior Su-'-l, Judgment lOrlull amount
therein aud appeal to the county court,
the jurisdiction of which being abolished,
the cause was transferred TO the district
court where Judgment was rendered for tho
full amount, Appealed to the supreme
court, Motion now made to dismiss tho
appeal tor want of jurisdiction. Held, the
supreme court has iuris ,iction OF any case
on appeal from the district court, the court
having appellate or original jurisdiction, IL
not being contended but that tho district
court properly obtained and held appel.
late jurisdiction, IL cannot be denied or
gainsayed but that this court is tho
proper appellate tribunal, (52 Texas, 5Sll.
Motion to dismiss overruled. Bonner, T.
llagood VS.. Aiken; from Anderson
county, Under the statute before the
adoptioltof the constitution of 1876 II was
lawful to charge any amount OF inteiSe,
upon which the parties might agree, and
the parties having agreed upon an amount
OF interest, though largely in excess of the
amount permitted by law under the con.
stitution, yet II was not error TO render
Judgment on tho principal with interest at
the agreed rate and order the Same to bear
interest ut tho agreed rate, though In eN.
cess Of the amount allowed by law; 10
Texas, Is; - Id, Z, Affirmed. Stayton,
tt
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Good health is maintained and ncurishcd
by proper attention TO the requirements OF
the body, and the avoidances of excuses.
II is wasted or destroyed by ovcr.taxing
the mind with study, anxiety, evil habits,
incompetence. or vicious indulgences. Keep
the body and brain we'll balanced by free.
good health, Browns Iron Bittcrs; thus
viii You live to good old age, free from
all disease and suffering.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-18
Local HrIeIa.

Nothing is perfect but the first baby.
Jsmes Rowe was the only passenger
from Tuscarora this evening.
Cadet Whitaker has turned up in
Chicago, looking for employment.
Our devil says il the comet can be
seon hom the freight depot he wants TO
be th,re.
A negro woman in Washington, Ca,
still living is the mother of 81 children.
This is / too many.
A suit against II lawyer is as bad as
try ing to make a doctor take his own
medicine. or a dentist pull his own
teeth.
Sheriff Fitch put in an appearance
by Saturday evenings stage on q hand
shaking visit among his constituents in
this borough"
Tho Times Review. Tuscnrcra, is now
issued daily. Mondays issuo says:
"Tom McGovsrn, Deputy Assessor, is
in town disch 'rging the dnties Of his
Office.
A mau named Baby bns petitioned the
Legislature TO change his name to Bar.
bee. What's the user He was a baby,
and, II be lives a few years, will DO
again. So.
A lady in New York Is said to wear
n pair Of Il. 900 gnr;eis, which pre- do
scribod ns being "petfcstly lovely"
Nothing escapes the argus eye Of the
reporter.
A wedding occurred at the parsonage
this morning, but for certain prudential
reasons. We are requested to withhold
the names Of the parties. Aut Gluck,
all the same.
II the parties who engaged in q little
side-shOw OF their own, al tho freight
depot last Sunday night. repeat the per-
iormanco they may look for a free al.
in the ~IsDsPEspxSr.
Two or three weddings aro on the
tapis. One gentleman has, by strict
economy, procured sufficient coin to
pay for his license. md all that prevents
) him from an INN sdiate eonsummntion
Of his hopes, and fears. Is the wherc.
witbal to liquidate certain ministerial
claims.
The parties whc we're playing "Top.
and bottom" last Sunday night, had
better been al church. instead Il break,
ing tho Sabbath. Tho Queen OF Spndcs
was trump. There was only one party
loser, and be lost s5. Our devil want.
TO know how IL lie played.
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Total .............. ......S
A shocking domestic Tragedy.

A horrible tragedy occurred in Chicago
on the night of the 9th inst, in the
family Of a baker named Seyboldt,
whose work compiled him to be absent
during tbs night, His family consisted
Of his wife aud four children, the oldest
IL years Of age aud the youngest 4
n'1.iih-. 1t appears that Mrs. Sey boldt
has b.en in i'll health since the birth Of
the youngest child. aud it is supposed
that ~despodeucy led to the commission
Of the terrible deed. On the night in
question, soon after Mr.. Seyboldt left
the house, Mrs. SeyboIdt dressed the
children in clean white clothes, adorned
with bright ribbons, aud then admiuis-
tered strychYine to the little innocents,
aud when they died, laid them out with
hDwsrs ia their hands and made all the
surroundings AS pleasant as possible.
She then took poison herself, having
dressed herself in white. When the
husband returned, about ) o'clock in
the morning, she met him at the door
aud t"ll Lin to come in and see
the children. who were dressed M
angels and were gone to heaven. Mrs.
~S"yboldt died about Z o'clock in the
morning.
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A Fraud,

As Elko is looked upon as green pas
lures 10y still waters" for ali descriptions
Of dead beats, the following warning
from the Record Union is timely /;
The travelling dentist who has been
wandering through the country swim.
ding widows md orphans, aud who
has so many aliases. Is described MS fol-
lows 10y the Chief OF roiice: Charles
Holmes. alias Il. II. Sanders, alias S.
Z. DenforIh. alias Safielj, alias Miller;
native OF MNinei age. 80 years; hight, G
feet / inch; hair dark brown, slightly
mixed with gray, aud grows. .yggY low
down on his forehead; heavy brown chin
beaTd and moustachs; =. weight 2l5
pounds. .g. lad ra-.
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htnte Prison DISCIPLINE.

A reporter Of tho Carson Index. who
visited the State Prison "a day or two
ago, says: The discipline seems 10 be
both kindly and exact, and DO fears are
entertained Of INSTRUMENTATION among
the prisoners. The late arrival. Jesse
Pierce, is at work in the shoe shon. and
mingles freely with the other prisoners.
notwithstanding ths published reportin
the Morning Appeal that n "prison OIL
c'ai' claims he existence Of AN orgaui-
za,ion among ,h-m which puts the OFF,
COS I'm a qnand'y as 10 what to do with
HIM. On" fact is worth "A thousand
throrirs or lily established statements.
No Tears are entertained hy the Warden
that Pierce is to DO Rssassinst,d by his
fellow prisoners because 81 his turning
Status evidence against his pal"
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Circus Coming.

John Robinson's great circus is wend-
ing its way out here FINN tho East and
will show here Tuesday July 18th. A
week or two before the arrival hers Of
this circus the Indians ~heroabouls will
become nlarmiugly industrious so as 10
earn enough money with which to buy
tickets. There is nothing like q circus
TO stimulate a Shosbone Indian to labor
the necessities Of life arc n secondary
con sidora,ion. .
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struck By LIwh,nInr.

During tho heavy storm which pre-.
vailed in these parts Sunday, says the
Silver State. a streak OF lightning struck
the mill-houss ut Trouscale,s rauch,
about four miles below town, aud entire.
ly demolished 1t lin fact, wiped IL out
OF existence. An immens, pile of rub
Dish, consisting of adobes, thatch aud
used up milk pans, etq,, now marks
the spot where once stood tho house.
wo believe this to BIO the ars, case Of
the kind ever happening in humboldt
county. The m%iil-houso was situated
about thirty yards from the dwelling
house, where tho family wsrsot dinner
when tho shock occurred. and the effect
OF the shock, as described, by Atty
T%rousda!c, wa almost para'yzing..
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4 sunday school.

On last Sunday, ms we nre Informed,
n resident Of Nasby's Cross Roads as.
sisted by some Of tho defenders Of tho
Hag from FOrt Hall,ck. organized a
new departure in religious service by
holding a dance at the residence Of n
widow lady on tho cos, side Of
Lamoillo Valley. There not being
q sufficient number Of ladies pres
cot TO make II interesting. a rcquisidon
vas made on the surrounding neighbor.
hood to supply the deficiency. Music
was supplied from the Fort, and winc.
CO cream sud jJllity reigned supreme,
Pand al! wen, merry rs q marriage bill -
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mitrhSIrs Pleasure s.r,y.

This attractive company. which MP
pears at Freeman Hall Tonight played
at Ogden Thursday evening. anI the
"siimat OF its performance en- the Dart
OF the Pilot. il expended in full: "Ths
pretty faces and beautiful dressing of
the ladies' were in lhemsolv.s in induce
mani, but. inside from those attractions,
the aoting Of all tho Numbers Of the
company was good as could be wished
The music was bright aud lively. and
was well sung. "Our COLLINS" ia with.
out any particular plot, or apparently.
any a%rrangom, mt. The r hcarsal OF a
new piece in the first is very funny IL
I'll" actors did everything that could be
done. with the wass OF nmusing ob.urdl-
tics that they hud to present. One felt
ridiculous for laughing at such nom
sense, but laughed all the sGme, laugh.
I'D saSily. Mr.. Il. +. Graham, Ms Cobb.
SNRatticulsrly funny in his eIlrayn-
gance. Mrs. Cobb. as presented by
Miss Leonors Bradley, proved a msst
,nb'o helpmato. Misses Carson md
barrie did some vsry uics acting and
sweet singing. The gentlemen were oil
their parts called for. Mr.. Nurcra,s
possesses q fine bass voice AMI showed
u to advantage In "Rocked in Tnc
Gale OF the Deep" ~i,;.h sss .hou,
Ms appropriate to the rest Of the Iicce
as hny one thing In the whole was 10
arytbing else. Nr. Wilson. rs Silver.
mine. exhibited q genius for lig't bur
le'qne comedy. that was worry pleasing.
lilo 's"cr absurd Ito might be, ho never
d'gonersttd iuto coarsoDess or rniscd
laugh at the expense Of decenoy. His
scene with Mrs. Cobb was particularly
good while the affecting incident 30
beautifully worded in tho scene with
That sweet ohorub, Daphne, brought,
tear" to many an eye. Mr. Calico ma 10
oil Tint could be made out OF Warbler,
ana did sons sweet singing. especially
ss Franz, the Minstrel. Taking il a, n
whole. while there 10 nothing in tho
pisoo that appeals to my intellectual
feeling, u is brim full md running over
with bright. sparkling fun. Tno ladies
and gentle men who take tho diGeron,
pats, act like ladies and gentlemen. aud
10 all who wish 10 spend All evening
p~ssSautly. and have n Jolly good limo,
usssy, and wa say II boldly. go and SEQ
Ni'trhrIlH Pleasure Party IN Our
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lFron Thursday. D.ily.I.
AAlaHEaadi.


Louis Bradley came up from OAKLAND
last evening
J. Q. s,rsetes.ts new boots. No. ~,
are too a~fully lovely for anything
Three car Of smigrauts, sen. east
this morning.
Two dismnntled engines for the o.. &
N. Q. r. r. went vsst this morning.
Henry Young OF Pleasant Valley is
in town to-day.
According TO the Bristol Times Nor.
mon teams and eggs are plentiful in
Phoebe. MOrmon teams, eggs on a side.
The comet SO far IL q decided failure.
Our devil says that astronomers are
gone on comets.
The fourth and last ipstallment OF
the Raymond excursion party, IS per.
sons will pass through by tho regular
train tomorrow evening,
The callers at No. "s6" should make
their demonstrations less boisterous. As
staid citizens do not wish to be deprived
OF tired Natures sweet restorer."
Two gigantic bull teams-team. vero
gigantic. not the bulis-loaded with coke.
pulled out for Railroad District yester.
day evening. IA
Fly screens have bsep put mp to the
doors and windows Of the Comfy Hos
pitHl. which oils that s~.ereotypsd old
fossil. "a long felt want"
Some Of our readers say we are play
ing hell with the INDEPENDENT. This
IS refreshing and truly Encouraging
Thanks. t.ss, I'd , a.
John shuck's condition is greatly i'm
proved This morning. and there is strong
hopes that hs will pull through all
right. 'Tis well.
A lette- from Hugh McNeilly. TO T.
Z. Morgan, the arrival Of n
twelvs-pound boy at the McNeilly man.
sion. May he live to be a bigger man
than his daddy.
A gentleman Of an inauiring turn Of
miud learned. the other evening. tb.,
two pairs beat an ace full; 1--we pairs Of
serens. The tuition fee was quite lib.
eral.
The President has nominated Hon.
IL. NJ. D"ggett, our former Congress.
man, U. S. Minister to Hawaii. II has
been supposed that Mr.. Daegett lad
aspirations for gubernatori.l honors,
but he may conclude that "a bird in the
band is worth two in the bush" and
accept the mission to the Sandwich Is
lands. a
The anxious couple who disturbed
the matutinal slumbsrs Of the County
Clerk aud the minister yesterday morn,
ing, in order to get married in time 70
take the east bound train last evening,
spent most OF the day yesterday. after
the Interesting CEREMONY was con.
GUIDED in perambulating the streets CT
Elko. We were in doubt whether thew
intended to buy the town or build on,
Just like it. They resumed their melau.
choly journey toward tho orien, Ja,t
night.
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San Francisco Peril,

A Carsonits who returned from below
yesterday stated to the APPEAL that rot
a solitary vessel had arrived in the hsr-
Dor Of San Francisco from the Orient.
within the last month or moro. thai did
not have a number Of cas- q Of small
por-ths disease in its worst form
aboard. While the Bay papers touch
upon the subject in a passive way, vet
they fear to tell all. The ArrEAL's in
formnnt further said that the people. of
San Francisco are looking forward 10
ono of the most fearful smallpox cpl.
denies ever heard Of IN modern times.
How a it be otherwise when the
disease stricken Cbiuaman are taken
from me infvo:-d vessels and conveyed
through the principal streets of the
city to the pest house2 This is indeed
n most serious matter, one that will ro-
qniro the utmost preoaution 10 prov, nj
the realization Of the worst fears of tho
people Of San Francisco. Appeal
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Hotel Arrivals,

Miss Ella Btw II. TuscnroTa.
Mis-. Jennie Williams, do
T. +. Brennan, Star Valley.
Vim. +. Ackler. do
II. J, Keith. Inmoille.
Geo. Oglcvie. South Fork.
Mrs. Campbell, Bcowawe.
Lutte Dorsey, HALEY.
S. Bicroih. do
j. n. ireland, Idaho.
G. O'Neil, -
II. Liltlcfeld. Utah.
Ora Haley, Wyoming.
II. Mines, Ogden.
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From Monday 3 Daily.l
kalnaxanSi

~N6N@A+h - 10 naOCAlAACEs
Three cor loads Of horses passed East
yesterday.
Judge BigelnW and Mrs. W. T. Hit
arrived by train last evening.
Tho only departure This morning for
Tuscarcrs was A. Griffin.
Julius Rciuhart made a flying visit to
Eiko yesterday, and reports business
quiet at Kelton.
Thomas Alwsll's teams left yesterday
with $4,000 pounds Of general merchan-
disc for Tusc@rora.
Two carloads OF lumber and heavy
timber for the Grand Prize arrived this
morning.
johnny O~'LaugLlin Of Eureka, was in
town on Saturday. and left in the sveu-
ing for Salt Lake. to attend the races.
The finder Of a pair Of spectocles and
case (nose crimpersj, will confer u favor
by leaving them at this office.
II beef goes much higher it will not
be difficult for the COW to jump over the
o g. s.:
J. r. Wilmington. the w~ell-known
cattle maa off cherry Greek, passed
through on his way to his home on
White River last evening.
O.. F. Sockle, representative 10 the
Grand Lodge. /. o. o. F.. from Cherry
Greek, was a passenger by last even
Jugs tain.
S. II Henley gave an exhibition Of
his physical power this morning in
transporting n large suck Of coin from
the express Office to the bank.
There Is much complaint in reference
to the city water works. no water having
been supplied since last Tuesday. Why
is this thus ::
1t is stated that the organization
known as the "Knighis of Labor" is
increasing rapidly in the large cities,
numbering $1,000 members in Phi.adel-
phia alone.
Counsellor J, L.,WinOs came up from
Eureka Yesterday TO interview JEFF.
Mors-, whom he will deteni in his TRIAL
for the murl,r Of Isabel. Mr.: Wines
returned 10y train this mornirg.
McP'ltr r, Pogram ct al. have secured
a permanent engagement for the Sum
mer, holding down saloon chaics. They
hope, by str;ct attention to business. to
merit liberal share. Of liquid patronage.
Hank Keith and Geo. Ogrlvie came
IN overland from Lsmoiilo this morn
ing. and report all quiet on tho Poto.
mac"
The refreshing shower Nhich visited
Us Last night. Iurjlsd the atmosphere,
laid the dust aud added general comfort
Appearances are favorable for auotheer
shower in tho near future.
s. S. Sears, accompanied by his
family. left for Carson this morning.
Mr.. Se..rs goss a. a delega'o from Elko
Lodge. No. IL, I. < A. II, to the GraLd
Lodge, which oonTeue' at 10 A. NJ. to-
morrow morning.
Old John Robinson. the renowned
circus man. is coming west with his Lig
show and vii exhibit at the principal
towns in Utb in JGly. He will give
Eiko n bru'ht on his journey toward
tho Bay, on Tues lay, the 18th Of July.
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Iron Tuesday D.ily.l
saImaxundi.

few days.
Amos Roach OF Pleasant Valley is in
town to-day.
Kings are a dslusion and a snare whom
the other fellow holds aces.
The only departure by stage this
morning for Tuscarora was George
Smith.
The arrivals from Tuscarcra last even
ing were Miss Atvoll aud Sheriff. Ben.
Fitch.
Yesterday afternoon vas uupleasantly
cool. but about 6 o'clock in the evening
we were treated to a gentle shower.
Sill the cry comes from every quar-
ter, What is the matter with the water
works."
II you wish 10 be rs hsppy as a king.
look at those who have less than you,
not at those who have more.
There is a general desire on the part
OF u church going people that the
choir favor Vi with more music.
The Masonic fraternity will give a
grand bali at Freeman Hall on the night
of the 9th inst.
The world has no mercy on the man
who makes u mistake. no matter how
much good Ii may have accomplished.
We regret to learn that John Shuck
is quite sick to-day, having been taken
last night with hrmOrrhngs of the lungs.
Mrs. Trainer and daughter came down
from KSi'on this morning. on their way
to Huntington Valley.
Miss George OF California, n friend
Of Miss Bell Henderson, passed through
on her way home from Vussar this
morning.
A number Of strange Indians, better
dressed and more perfect representa-
uves OF j. Fennimor. Cooper's standard
Of Indian excellence than our natives,
are seen upon our streets to day.
Tbo E,i,h.. p.,
nj. -, nonn..I,,
comes of 1t is to be hoped Damon will
not get PytLias drunk.
'i'S. Seo'''ie reports that tho mail
yesterday morning brought in over COO
81 c.
~ ""u uteeue' PuS'i''S' Tough
H'"' fo'' u'in''''h'
o Inc i'"sf was terribly pun
49,.
orr,, a. t.I-
v,,h cL,,on.. -,
bor,, cut.
-,
'""'' gers una NiS' Arthur
80 "'" ." e''"'nB !"
will call ON the genial Ham. Mccain on
their return trip.
Oar As.,ssor il pov d~sv,rori,o
Iarp, cron of mar cp,sss Usm.u
TODD peopls w.rs s,Id IN, ,oo, o,1
branch a, their own ANNA. scm.r, 10 a..
Assessor. they Uould no sudd.rIv inn.
poyerisbel.
C~,rsiI.r,h,. 49,, IN ,
nicb, and NJ m.,,;u. -,
raj, hos h.o, ,...n,
49, u" "'""' tue
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Cnrd Of Thanks

Mrs. j. J. GNrrecht desires through
these columns 10 express her gratitude
TO all who bsvo SO. very generously
contributed to hcr relief in the hour Of
adversely. assuring every individual
donor. OF hor deep appreciation Of their
unseifsh kindness, and her heart fell
thanks for their timely aid and symps.
Inv
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Iron wednesday. p.ily.I


In the midst Of life Ne are in debt,
There are 2o.oCo JswIin Chicago.
Joe Herman came in from Pleasant
Valley yesterday. -
The principal agricultural products Of
Elko are dogs and hop vines.
Court adjourned this morning for the
term.
G. H. Sproule OF the Lander Free
Press is in town today.
At this writing. 8 p. ~. John Shuck'l
condition is decidedly more favorable,
J. Eisenberg came in by stsge from
Tuscarora last evening.
Joe F. Triplett Of Fort Hallsck is in
town, and goes up by the train this
evening.
]. p. Edoff camo in from over the
Rockies this morning and reports things
looking prosperous on the eastern slope.
Spring chickens are now ripe, but
like the strawberry. they are dear little
things.
The Senate Of the United States Is
said to be one OF the richest bodies in
the world.
s. H. Day. Of Carson. one Of the
University Regents. is in town, stop
ping at the Depot Hotel.
The condition of John Shuck is
critical this morning, and little hopes
are eptertaiued Of his recovery.
An evidence Of the survival Of the
fttest" is seen in the refreshing showers
which were sent 10 replace the demon
allied water works.
II a man has good health It is unfair
for him to ask the Lord for anything
else, because he ought to get it for him
self.
A lawyers explanation Of q ''contin-
gent fee:" II your lawyer loses the
case he gets nothing. II he wins you
get nothing.
John II. Dennis cams over from
Ogden this morning. end is making
himself agreeable among his numerous
friends to-day.
Mrs. Garrecht received n letter from
Wells this morning. containg q money
order for SiI, the donations of fourteen
citizens OF that village.
We ara requested to state that the
Masonic ball will be given on the night
of the 23d instant, the cath being Sat
urdny; but We don't know. you know.
whether he knows or not. Due notice
is given in these columns.
The Wood River News Of the 10th
instant says: Henry PIuShoff put in
tho pioneer harness N saddlery store
Of Wood River. He il working two men
in manufacturing and N repairing, in
his Bellevue shop, an is glad to have
sattIed among US.
1he VINO were looking
( r the comet from the veranda Of the
freight depot on Sunday night found
it perhaps; for their astronomical cal
culntions were married by the appear.
ance of q black cloud which materially
intorferrsd with their Investigations.
We received this morning n PAM
phlet entitled ~"Ingersoll unmasked,'
containing a ''private" circular and a
favorable rS;ieo Of the publication
headed, For insertion in your period.
ieal." o., yes, veil insert it with
pleasure. We live sumptuously by in
sertiug dead-head ads. Send us some
more.