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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

PLAFo. Tfx,, Feb. ~. Correspondence j
1T will be- remembered That some time
since one Charles lmbpft was sentenced In
ihe county court, nj Dallas, for Insanity
aud sent 10 the asylum nt Austin. lie
Jumped or the train here yesterday morn
ing, direct from the capital lilo Is III n
prcCOrlous condition. and crazy "a ever.
He has been arrested and taken tn Mckin.
ney, and no doubt viii be sent back to the
asylum next week for those doctors TO try
their hand again.
The Town OI Lebrun, ten miles west Of
this place. will soon pull up stakes and re-
move here, as some Of the leading mef'
chants at that point have made arrange
mems for building here, and 50 it
goes on that Plano will swallow up all the
Interior burgs. For miles around
there is music in the air, giving bent to
several weddings among the Blue Grass
aristocracy.
The justice of the peace court is in session
and has its usual griststo grind. The case
Of d. 7. Rainwater, druggist, vs.. DR..
Stanul was set for Monday next,
The late rains flooded our section OF the
country and effects will be felt for some
time 10 come. Farmers all look blue, as
the time OF year has come Tor planting and
nothing done and prospects for more rain.
Kelly plays two nights this week in the
opera hall.
Several eastern capitalists are prospecting
over town for the purpose of opening up a
large business.
The want of a frst.cass boarding house
here, is very much felt aud would do a
large business.
The Masnns let the contract to-day for u
large building, so improving goes on.
Wood is getting TO be a staple article, and
brings 81 per cord without any trouble.
Mr.. James Chadiick is now at home sick
with pneumonia. His many friends will be
glad to hear of his Improvement, especially
his insurance brethren of Dallas.
The Methodist church had no services on
account Of their pastor being very i'll.
An eastern drummer was hauled up be-
fore his honor for some conduct contrary to
tie city ordinances. He donated his mites
to the missionary box, and left Disguised,
for 10 never return, y was his gay.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

SEbg EVgENR ~ yAry, on rg1EcE,
hai mtdc ~ lls agents fOf me state NJ rgans ig
tel his noyof.fallInn n modg. "yaiur}s f1',,s
lill Restorative OF YliaEoth Ill ahtcicd wlL
icry0ns debility, loss " mtnlO0d aud al M.
req diseases should ~ once procure Nj lcfttiiar
ION Whlth 10 learn the cause of The dlCnses
above nontlnnod then vt onro Ia pIn ma nom
ls or thr0llEh us by yunr dtuggistor yexpre AZ
lhe never.falling remedy
OROWDU5, II NLDWTN = WILLIAMS.
wholesale Druggists. Dallas, Texas.
by retail ut Howell 4 Bro IS and zach Toiliver.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

oscar BROOKS. IS years Oh. lsh his isfhsr's
home nf Mineral Wsils Fridsy. supposed 10
Be coming 70 his nunt In Dallas, Miss len
NE Brooks, but ne has seen noihing q
I'm yst His f-fher be- rrir<sn ana Il ~
tsrnpfing 20 hesr q him He he's 1Erk eys<
rnd hxtr rDuDt. Intelligent fscs- rntbg
thin- and sbost rEs-Hss hsight for boy q
y TsHEE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
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The Phahtons.

A number of our Hebrew friends gave a
phantom party Sunday night, il the "Ce-
white sheet, that portion of the city was
haunted, as it were, and among the ghosts
were a great number of the fair sex. They
carried torches and visited their friends
storm party fashion, and wound up at the
residence OF Mr.. Biuman, where it termi-
mated in a dance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Illustrated Marriage Guide, 26O pages, cloth
and gilt binding, so cent?; same In paper GOV
% cents Manhood 10 cents; Womanhood.
cents pamphlet cents, securely sealed, b
mall Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHIT TIER, the great specialist, 6I7 81. Charles
street, St. Louis. Mo.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

SUCH exhibitions as that the Hon. RICHIE
mEu ROBINSON made Of himself in the
house of representatives day before yosler-
day, are disgraceful not only TO himself but
the country, and especially congress. The
resolution introduced by him, providing for
the Inauguration of a movement looking to
the annexation of Ireland to the United
States, was no doubt intended by him as
piece Of wit, but it lacked not only wit and
sense, but was absurd and childish in
the extreme. Still, the house had TO pause
10 the midst Of pressing business to allow
Ma. ROBINSON the floor and enable him 10
have sent to the clerk and read such TOM
foolery as the resolution referred to. Mr..
ROBINSON represents an Irish district in
New York, and has 10 be constantly pour
ing out the walls OF his cultivated cleo
tsoueering wrath against Great Britain to
rsease the "Mickeys" and "Patricks" at
home. The house would deserve credit for
"sittipc down on him."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
CURE YOURSELF

Dr. Dohannans Vegetable Curative" is warrcnie i
nansniy cure all forms Of speIlsttorhea or sefl.
weakness, Gcurrai behy, trn0fsnsv, ctr ~ Tsf'-'
Lost Power" and brings back the ~foutfful f;of'
hose who have destroyed by sexual excuses or evil ~
has been used by DR. Bohannan In his private rracre
over thirty years was never known 20 fall in curing
with wonderful effect TO those mlddle-aged men wao e.
veakness beyond their years u. nygorating prupuLf
qreness q thai dTcadfaly de,-ncye habit OF esf
cl uet t1ls 1eiirtne With the OF fpee4-
prr1AhEsr The patient suins s,rcneth AMI -
niy o. spritt q once a. acts directly the parts -,
cd az soothing ard healing tonic and nnodyhe 10 m -
lhxed feninsl vesicles and rTiiacd ducts npartiIq D.
aud tone and restoring them 10 their natural state IL ~
o. the baneia habt had never bsen indulgrd IN ~
ingredients arc simple productions Of nature-ba-ka r
herbs etc, and are specihc for the abo diseases
nt-iilce, fiye Dollars, sent With fn directions, 80
ty address Tor ssle only at DR.. q. A. B0hannanc o.
No G2l North fith srpst, hotween Washington avenue
Green street. -. BOri-, EstahlishOd IN lfe1.
n5-I NJ BE- -Tresil.n on epe-ial bi.ea-s." which ~,
clear dtlinerton Of the nature,
cure etc, Of siruIifs SEMINAL WE1KkEsS, Erc
fhtE TO any address upon receipt Of one s.zsup
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
The Narrow Gauge railroad.

Governor Hubbard, who arrived in the
city Yesterday morning, is here to confer
with the citizens about an extension OF TIME
on the notes given to secure the building
of the NarroW.gauge railroad. Snca THESE
notes were given over. 400 miles OF
this railroad has been built, and, except for
the extraordinary floods in Arkansas, the
road would have been completed 10 ms
place BY August LIST as stipulated III
The notes. There is nothing of more in.
3ortance 10 this city than the building OF
this railroad, and our business men should
confer freely and act Literally
with Ex-Governor Hubbard, the
representative of this important line.
The line is now completed to connections
with tue great trade centers of the east, ana
the competition it will create is of vast i'm
portance to our city. There should be the
utmost unity and harmony in the matter,
for in The way of reducing jreights and
building up Dallas, it will do more than has
ever been done by any similar enterprise.
Let all our enterprising citizens see that we
lose no advantage by neglect OF so impor-
tant matter, for we might have cause 10
regret it,, if for any reason we should Ian TO
securethe road.
Governor Hubbard the general solicitor
and agent of the Texas & St. LoulsralWay
is in the city, aid desires to meet the bust
ness men of Dallas, and especially the do.
majors to his company, at the Board OF
Trade rooms, at 3 O'CLOCK p. M. to-day
TUESDAY. 1t is an important meeting to
Dallas and it is to he hoped all will attend.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

report Of the superintendent Of the
Pennsylvania hospital for the insane for
1852 contains some interesting figures rela-
tive 70 these poor uniortu1ates. The con-
ciasons are drawn from data furnished by
5000 patients durirg the past forty years,
sld rnsy be taken as pretty much the same
As similar statistics in the other states. both
as 10 csuses, persons and ages most effected,
crres. ct cetera. Il seems that the chief
CAUSE Of insanity in these 5000 promiscu-
Gus cases was Ga heath, over one-fifth being
attributed 10 this cause. Next comes hs a
deti,rcncr Of reason intsmperAnce, claiming
,sort one-ienth. Next In the way Of dis
t,rbirr causes and in the order Of their in
agerce come mental anxiety, grief at loss
Of frieuds. female diseases, loss Of property
aud religious excitement. Contrary 70 pop
u.sr belief intense study and application,
want Unemployment, disappointed affection,
use Of tobacco and opium, exposure, etc,
produced very few Of the cases Of iBsAniiy
nstice5. TIE greatest number tecame in
sane between the ages Of 3 and 50ysarl,
more married people than single. more
cleIks, illl c11nis and iartneis tnan ~ ny
c.fe~ ocrupafior- more nsies than seraies,
al nearly o8s-hsli q the 500 Psiis1ti
YEA p,rmsneniy cured. The conclusions
BON ihe study Of this large number ofihs
iussue. who nsT be regarded ss re5rssen-
trtivs Of fbs sane class Of uufortunsies
ersrrrhs-s, are facts Of Importance. and
a. rin he seen ara contradictory Of DE gen
,rnlIr accepted notions rslstivs - the
c.usss and possibility Of 1rs Of insanity,
a 81 ss TIE chs-actef q persons r1osf
rsns-rIIy. sEscisd. Il l. Er.ii5ins % nsis
- thr rboTs fhzi nbs1 hygisDes ten |
r.rr-os n11 enforced nsutsi qu'si bsoous
srs-.sr sbjscts u lndiTisusi conosrn every
rh~-< he rrnbs-s q TIE ins<1s N b
prsp.-ic1.,siT s,d rrifIT tsrrsfssd- ]
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

The Brennan Banner very timely and
Faithfully says: "The planting season is
near at hand, and few words in this con
nection may not be inappropriate. The
Banner has no desire to instruct farmers,
but evidently many Of them do not; those
who raise cotton and buy corn do not ordi-
narily make any money. 1t is
already northern corn Is in the
market and selling at so centsa bushel-the
probability is corn will be still higher. The
question that presents itself to the farmer
is this: "Will it pay TO raise eight or nine
pounds of cotton 10 buy one bushel OF
c)rn ?" We have number of farmers in
the country who never fail to raise a good
crop of corn-they make all they want and
s ome to spare now it is evident that if one
man can raise good crop of corn, another
can do the same thing. Those who always
succeed with their corn crop, prepare their
land in the most thorough manner, the Sc
cret of their success being deep blowing;
eight TO ten inches at least. When the
ground is thoroughly and deeply plowed
is almost certainty, no mat
ter how dry the season. The
phil sophy of deep blowing is easily under
stood, il gives the corn chance to root
deeply; when the ground is only plowed
or depth of two or three inches, the roots
of the corn are confined to the surface, the
ground below being too hard for the roots
TO penetrate. When dry weather comes
corn planted on the illy.prepared land
burns up, or st best produces only nub-
bins instead of ears. Those who fail to
make corn, complain of the season, when
in fact they themselves are alone TO blame.
Another and serious mistake--one fIe-
quently made-is, that of over.croppng
More produce can lie raised OH one acre of
ground thoroughly cultivated than on two
acres halt worked. Plenty of corn means
plenty of meat, and plenty Of corn and
meat leaves plenty of money in the farmer's
pocket. $500
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

3iAYY members of the legislature COM
plain that they have to introduce "by
request" numbers of bills they do not
approve of. They ought in such case. to be
independent and brave enough not to in
troduce such bills. Every man in the state
il not a Legislator to be flooding the leg!sla-
tive halls with bills proposing to carry out
a myriad of pet theories. The men TO
whom the authority to legslate has been
delegated, and they alone, should introduce
measures and that too only when they feel
that the public welfare requires it. Even
under such circumstances ths<e are too
many bills emandinE,sttention without
having to consume public time in consider
alton Of measures only there to please men
who are not members of the law making
body and with scarcely an advocate in
either house.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Deputy sbsrif W. A. Ish, Of McJsnnEn
County, srrived In The city yestsrdsy morn
irr. and took charge OF I. A Shnnnon,
Who Il rarfe1 81 Wnco % answer 70 the
shower and q pair Of pantaloons ron r
Rlrlarlslr.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Mr.. Lee Becky. Lancaster, successor to
i. f. Green, will keep constantly on hand
carload lots of furniture and undertakers'
goods. which he offers at prices that defy
competition, and which l the undersigned,
take pleasure in recommending.
b II GREEN
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

The ups and downs Of Wall street are
strikingly illustrated in the recent expert
ene> of JAMES r. KEENE, if the reports be
true. One DAY week or two since he was
50 hard up" that he had to mortgage his
New York house for 5000. The next day
he began to hammer away at the market
desperately, and in a short time came out
with the snug little fortune of $1,000 600.
This is certainly gambling, but it is gilded
enough to tempt saint. Men who make
100000 in day or two are bound 10
have infitators in all classes of society.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

valuable service for the state in the matter
Of the propagation of fish, our own legisla-
tors should so act that the greatest possible
benefits might be realized from the govern
ment's action. The poor people OF the state
are directly and greatly interested in the
abundance of fish and game in the country
at all times, aud the legislature is acting
unjustly towards them by exempting
county after county from the operation of
the laws designed for the propagation and
preservation of these articles of food.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Many Of our readers viii remember Billy
Moore, a fancy, yea, an aesthetic mixolo-
gist of the "evil root Billy was an artist
IN his line, and could perform more evolu-
lions with two glasses than the average
saioonist would dream Of In Lifetime.
But It seems that Billy has been
credited too highly and has taken
advantage Of bis opportunities,
For Instance. note the following dispatch 10
the Globe. Democrat. Of 81. Louis from
Memphis:
keeper of the Silver Bill saloon, at the cor.
ner OF Main and Adams street, has eloped
with baf-breed Spanisrd named William
70. Mozre, whom her husband employed
ab lut ak weeks ago TO attend bar. The
wife has been running the business ~ her
own name. and held the funds. Moore
made love 10 her, and ilducsd her % run
awav with lin. Her hushald states that
sie took with her $500 In government
bonds. aBd about 81 so In money. He
does not seem 20 be much worried, - be
saws that he cares not for the money o.
long as she will stay away.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

The most noted men Of modern times
have publicly sttestsd 10 the value Of Ayers
Cherry Electoral ss . cure FOR coughs and
crlds
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

CO 70 Joan q WIfwer ~ WAGONS, car
riares and buEEiss. Best Inc d vshic'es m
ne city stndsbske, rork spsasit5-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
GRATITUDE

pENvFR, COL, a ugust 80, 1882 = Gents: lean.
not find words with which o express NV graf.
itude 70 you for the cure your Swiffs ,peciIlc
mas erected III my case. i was afflicted with the
horrible blood disease for three years. and after
PENDING some time at the Ho, Springs, co sid
cred my case hopeless one. used only one
dozen small bottles of s. s. g. and there Is not a
sign OF the disease remaining. My sores are all
E ~ sS ,H4sf; i, + e. e. {
disease Bling drug clerk, L have seen so
many hundreds of men dosed with calcmel
lodi0 oil mercury and iodde of potash unit
they were made complete wrecBs, that | shud
der 10 think of the misery which has been
brought on the human family by the use OF
mercu ials for Blood dseases. 1t il a CRYING
shame that physicians will lot acknowledge
the merit of your GRAND BLOOD MyDICIss Use
my name al you wish. JH RAFF.
CURE YOU, or charge nothing Write for par
70 the Unfortunate Suffering" Ask any drug.
gist as TO our standing
sz-Si 600 Reward will be paid to any
chemist who viii find on analysis of 100 bottles
OF >. 5: s., one particle Of Mercury, Iodide OF
Eonssiuul, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
sPEClFICC CO., Propr'etoIs, Atlanta, Ga.
Price of Small Size SI,oO
Largo Size Ito
Sold by eli Druggists.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

At last the proposed Federal court build.
ing Las been located, and what IL known as
TIE up. town crowd have triumphed. The
location, o. advised By the com nissi0n. YVES
adopted and the building will be erected on
the block At the southeast corner OF hnin
and Ervay street.
Tire following teleg.am from responsible
per-ons. nov in Washington City. and re
os'vsd BY responsible parties reads as iol-
low.
"WssHIrerOr. Feb. g. 1ss3.-Lesve 10
night for home Ervay street accepted.
Everything 81 right
This is a relief 20 She ciizens Of Dallas,
vho were tired Of The chickering's OF The
downtown and uptown pErt1es.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Bay y0ur hurrs-s - y. ". Or. 50
srsor v ssc11sr 4 On. hein s--sst, D-lir..
Tsrna.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

TIE Irish-Amerlcans are leaving Dublin
in large numbers for home. The vigorous
court proceedings and multitude OF arrests
lately have had good effect. These Irish
Americans and Ireland are better off when
the former are at home attending to their
own business rather than operating as agi-
tator5 and fomenters of trouble abroad. II
England and Ireland cannot settle their
own troubles to suit themselves, ii is GER
tain!y no business of an American citizen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

4 big-handed sawyer named Shaw,
Pat hie finger too near the buZz.saw,
lie Jaw his mistake.
But each pain and ache,
ST Jacobs Oil cured III his paw.
A rheumatic old mau named Meek r, Z.
Was sick whole year in TopeekQr,
He there would have died,
But St. Jacobs ell tried,
1t sent him back cured to Osweeger.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

THE worthlessness OF the United States
navy has been again strikingly displayed
within the past few days. Our flag twas di-
rectly insulted on the little Dutch island OF
Curlcoa, and we are powerless to do~any-
thing but ask an apology, and one of our
war vessels sunk in Chinese waters from
pure unseaworthiness. The department
knew OF the worthlessncss of the vessel,
Notwithstanding it permitted its cruise
50 Tar away from home, There is con-
stantly accumulating evidence that the
proper place only for the American navy is
in the navy-yaris of the country.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

The most distressing case of scrofu'a or
blood poison that we ever heard of was
cured by Parsons Purgative Pills. These
pills make new, rich blood, and taken one o
night for three months, will change the
blood in the entire system.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

'Iwould rot lire always; I Fsk not 70
siay." We % mt wonder. with such cold
ns yOurs, but there "a bright side 20 ever
ling and sunshine even To- tbOse rncked
Nth pam. Dr.. Bulls Cough Scrip Dcver
fails % cure fbe mot stubborn cough
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

s.s.. r-..,ssD.n.st-D u-hrn ssae-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

LS7 fIkes -.t.s.ss-s rsss-.sss-..s.s.s.'iA@soN
yYbois Tickets, 90, HALF Tickets.t1
81 Tickets, ESQ., 55Tickets 600.
Remit money or bank dram IN letter, or send
b. express Don't send By registered letter 81
poStofice order. Orders OF s. and upward -
express can be sent at our expense Address
orders 10 r. NJ. BOARDNAE, c0u-ier-JoafLtl
building Ioufsvilla XIV
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

sirous OF selling, send me abstract OF utIe,
with full Particulars. will examine your
land. and il satisfactory, will pay you one
half in three, the balance in five months,
from the day receive your proof OF title.
JAMES w. CLARK,
Syracuse. n, Y,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

OUR special from Austin yesterday morn
ing contained the announcement that the
nslative to fish and game, after amend
bad been tackled on exempting
very county in the state" from the
|6n of the law, had passed TO engross-
a the hnnscl I've ragraiAAd 10. see
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Coughs - d.
Browns Bronchial Troches will ailay IT.
ritation which iucuces coughing. giving
relief in bronchitis. infiuenzs. constructive
and throat trOun 80
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01

Tur proceedings OF the citizens mest'nF'
with reference to the construction .ot the
branch Of the Texas ..& 81. Louis Narrow
gau % road from Mt. Pleasant TO Dallas al
the rooms orthe Merchants Exchange, yes
teriay afternoon, and the address OF OK
Governor Hubbard relative thereto, VIII e
found on the second or inside page OF the
HERALD thi, morning, and will be found Oh
interest to the Dallas public.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
rllg rlLLAs WEEKLY HERALD

TnssIsnud, 1... Of mind 20 llnn'.y
i,fstl,e q ,dlg.no aHuus' upon " WIN O.
vim literally aoar.ut a w.z, OF slol l'
offered TO tAe man who shall disc''e, /"
MEANS Of communicating With the inhao''
t,pts ofthe moon. 10 wouldbo more sc'en-
t.Gc to first discover II there are any i"hao'
itants in the moon Those Hungary people
,y,p, 10, much sugar Tor q dime.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-01
In the city Of Louisville. on
Saturday, March 81, 1888

These drawings occur on the last day OF each
month Sundays excepted.l Repeated adiudica-
ton by the Federal and State Courts have
placed this company beyond the controversy OF
the law. To this company belongs the sole
honor Ct having inaugurated the only plan by
which their drawings are proven A NEST and
fair beyond question.
n B-The Company has now on baud a large
capital and reserve fund. Read carefully the
list Of priSfs for the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-08-24
This L. a Kick.

That great labor-sRving invention-the tee-
phoDe-was as mute mummy last night. An
animated solo of Two hours and a half on the
journal instrument, with only slight intermis-
sion for a new man to manipulate the crank,
failed TO disturb the young men at the exchange
office. The service-or rather the lack of
it's at times most exasperating, and
falls nothing short of an outrage on the patrons.
The information is volunteered that one of the
night men lilies down to pleasant dreams when
he is supposed 10 be on duty answering calls, hut
whether this is true not the public is entitled
to better service, and an investigation into the
condition of affairs should be made by the com.
pany.