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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20

For the brain and nerve is what we need
"a these days of rush and worry. Par
ker's Ginger Tonic restores the vital en-
ergies and bring good health and joyous
spirits quicker than anything you can
use.-Ir tribune,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20
The DIicbigan Senatorship

DETROIT. Feb. 19.-The vote in the Leg
islature to-day for United States Senator
resulted as follows: Ferry 13, Newton
(Dem. 80, the remaining "a votes scatter
inp No other ballot was taken.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20
Pronounced Insane.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Wm. Trueblood
Hard, the man who yesterday shot and
wounded boy who was snOwballing him,
and who claims to be lawyer from North
Carolina, was to-day pronounced insane
by the Tombs physician.
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The killing of Mrs. Inman.

AUGUSTA. GA. Feb. 19.-At the inquest
ON Mrs. Alfred Inman, who was recently
killed near SummertOn, the COrOner's
Jury to-day found a verdict against her
husband. An item in our Georgia news
column states that Mrs. Inman was killed
by being thrown from an unmanageable
7
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20

RALEIGH. n. c., Feb. 19.-The legisla-
tive committee. ON its return from inspect
ing the insane asylum at MOrgantown on
a special train, met with a railroad accl-
dent near Hickory. An axle broke aud
the car was partially wrecked, Senator
WhitfOrd and Representative Crowell
were painfully injured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20
NEW ORLEANS NOTES.

Found Guilty-The Mortality from
SMALLPOX.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-The Jury in
the case OF Doctor Walderman Billie, Oh
trial for uttering a forged note in June
1881, for $4,000, this evening returned a
verdict of guilty, with punishment at from
two to fourteen years in the penitentiary
The mortuary report for the week end.
ing February II shows LAT deaths, in.
Guiding 81 from smallpox.
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suspended-The woenor Ttao.

BERLIN, Feb. 19.-TAe Liberal journal
Tribune published its last number on IS sun ilIr.
day, after an existence of twenty-tbree
years. '''i g
IL mas been proposed that instead of
erectlng monument to Wagner. a. fund
ne ne coIected e maintain the Wagner
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20
That Hnshand nf MIna

Is three times the man he was before he
began using "Wells' Health Renewer.,'
81, Druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20

j. H. Hayman, Fleming, Ca, saws: ~
haEe used Browns Iron Bitters success.
fully as preventive Of malaria.v
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20

Faoed halr recoyers it's youthful color
ana soft, silky texture by the use of Par.
ker's Hair BaIsam,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-02-20
THE DOINGSOF CONGRESS.
THE PROGRESS MADE WITH
THE TARIFF BILL.

Sherman's Amendment to the Steel
Schedule Adopted by the senate-The
sundry Civil Bill to be Called Up To-
Dav-The Reduction of Internal Rev
enue Taxation
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-19

Yafer's Ynin naeea beiIt
S&msr3sn bei Wenfdfn uno 1bisrsn.
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(Fprtfebuna fpI6!. J

* uOabur6. BOB man fi6 anberer
2cute 2eiben als @rempel bienen ldBt,
fam man ii6 bot eigenen 2eioen f6ii=
rem" 2aBt Sud marnen, ebe es gu
ipdt 1T. 0iitet gu9 bot 0uadzMeoi=
tineu bic iebes Sabr Sauienbe bon
y Il Ell rllinirem. Gebrau6t nur bic
aliea.tilen, oeren 9eilfraft iiber allen
3lpeifel fcitgeiteat 1T. gtieren=&raut
itebi inter Den 2ebteren am 8efen ba.
@s gebt feline Meoicin, bic 10 gut fir
eriiarrte 2eber, @tasem ooer Nieren 1T.
eire 2putbefer balten lie foipobl in tro=
deIen iuie III fliiiliem 3ultanbe.
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Don ablalen tSnnen? fraste Nlfreo lds

BON ablalien fSnnen? fraste glfreo la>
delnb.
Sett gar nidt inebr, lieber Serr, ieben
Gappen, ben mir bic Wiutter lief, per>
:penbete id auf Yapier nuo 8leil gu
Tarben lanste es ME. SD bate ia fein
gersnasen, i'd bate feinen Sdae = id,
bate nidts alS ntein ,3eidnen, uno bas
lief i'd nids, ipiepiel Sbrfeieen i'd aud
bon Der Oiutter befam, 70 oft 1ie mid ba=
tei ermiidte. Wenn mid bic Burlde aai
Der Sesebabn cber beint Tan3e init Spott
uno Sobn fcrtiasten, ba beulte id nidi
uno fludtc nidt, id idlih mid iadte Sci
Seite, no id lie nod Nue BON Wcitem le=
ben fcnnte, lunote nteinen @tift beraua
unb 5eidnete lie ab, unb nadte ibnen aus
goSbsit redt abideulide 6raeen. Waa
bdblid an ibnen mar, ,smadte id nod biB'
lider, bide geaien nod bidsr, sroBt
Wduler, mod srSBer, i'd that ibnen, ME
|ie mir, td peripcttete lie,-nur ni4t, tpit
lie mid. in Worten, Ionbern in Bilbern.
90 entitanben bic sariftsen @elidter, Bit
Sic ba in Der Sanp haben. St 5eiste
auf bic Garricaturen, weld,e alfreb fin
nenb betraatete, uno ldmies.
Die Gcntcuren iino unlider, iaste Gl.
freo, BON Sdattiruns hait Du natarlid
feinen Be8riff, uno oennca trasen alit
oieie nit irenis Striden 9insemcrfener
aSpfe Elm 70 daratterilfiides @eprase, buf
i'd wetten mS4te, fe ieien dbnlid.
(Frrtfehund fpIet
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Auf fonberbare Weiie 1T bieier
Sage inn Stem Yorter poifamte Der
Gmpfdnger zines regiitrirten 8riefes le=
gitimiit morben. Gin offenbar erli
fiirsli6 gelanbeter Seutider eri6ien i'm
genannten poliamt, Die i1riftlibe 8ez
na6ri9tigung iiber bas Gintrefien eimes
resiftrirten 8rieFes in Der Sanb. ST.
iab ii6 Die gufi6riften Der perl6iabenen
Sbiiren an, mar aber unFdbig lib aus
benielben einen Gers Su MAIDEN, uno
gelangt i9lieBli6 in oos ar,tlihe 3m=
mer, mo Yeperber INN 9lnliellunsen in
Der poit binli6tli6 ibrer forperli6em
8rau6barfeit geprilft peroen. Ser
9lrSt, iuel6er gerabe iebr beIddftigt
mar, blidte auf, iab ben 3ettel in Der
Sano bes gingetretenen uno rief in benz
8lauben, es fei bies elmer ber iibli6en
Qluitrdge aur 8ornabme elmer f0rperli=
den priifung: s3ieben Sic iid aus!"
gtatiirlid) mar ber 6renbe nibt tpenig
eritaunt, 6aB men ein fol6es 8erlangen
an i'm itellte, ba6te aber i6lieBli9
iuObl, es lei bas gu ieiner .SbentiIiei=
rung" n6tbig unb legte in Der Sbat
feline 3leiber ab, biz iein Coffin
bon benz glbam's i'm parabieie
ni6t mebr iueientlif abipi6. Ser
Doctor nabm nun feline llnterIll=
dung Dor, fanb, bab unier 6reunb un=
taugli6 lei nnb CAB ibm Elm entlpredenz
oes 3eusniB fir ben QlnitellungssGlerf
oes goiiamtes nit. DieIer lab lit erit
6as 3eugnib uno oann BEN Mann an,
big ibm bic Sadie tlar tuurbe, ols 2ebs
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Eesas e a 8

Sas Sonntagsgeieb, tpie es bom
9auie amenoirt tpurbe, 1T bonn @enat
ni6t angenommen tporben.- .-Die Biu
alr grri6tung elmer &eforrt=Garm paf=
iirte.
= gm %. finbet in Corpus gbri1fi
pieoerum cine Observation-Disclosures
Itatt. 8is iebt fino $3.50, 900 aum Balt
elmer Babn ge5ei6net.
Sn einem 8arietp Sbeater su
Sort Wortb itiir5te ein 3rapesfiinfler,
ein Wferlfaner, bon Srape5 uno erbielt
t0btlide 8erlebungen.
= Sn Solge bes bielen &egens in
lebter Wode tper6en groBe 8erluife un=
ter oen S9afbeerben i'm 2arebozOiItrift
beri6tet. Ntan bere6net oaB f6 Ser
Terluit auf $3.50, 900 belduft.
Sn Sadionbille 1T ein ganses
9duiergebiert am 16. niebergebrannt.
Verlult ungefdbr $100, 1000.
= Sberiff Mfoore bon Wal6ington
Gountp bat oen Sarbigen prinee Seper
III Sittle &od Derbaftet. Deber ermor=
bette I'M Sabre 1877 einen anoern 6ar=
bigen lit Waibington @ountp.
Sn pdleltine 1T Der Garbige 6en-
rb Nrnett eingeiangen tpsrbem. Ser
felbe ifebt unter Der Mnflage eimes
Morbperlu6s in Malfer County.
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Matter Mintter wfattcr ,

Mhtter! Shutter Mattcr I!
Nsrtst Str Res Nadts sefSrt werben
uno In Gursr Nnte untsrtrohen ourA bas
S6reien eines franfen Gnees, mel5ss
Shmer3sn pom Durhtrehen Der 3atns
leitet? 81 60 Der SAT-, 70 fault cine
Jlaide BON Mrs. gDinsluns CO...
tbins SYrup. gr pirb BEN armen
Rleinen fcfort BON isinen Shmsr3sn be.
freien. Man psrlalie Ta barauf ea tilit.
gs ilf feline Mutisr auf grbsn, bic 90 per.
inGte uub Gnd niht mitttsilfn plree, bn6
es bic Gingslpsipe rfsulirt, ben Rleinen
5uifc uno @elunoteit unp Der SHUTTER
0ube perfaafft, bab eS pie 3auber wirft.
Das Mittel II iidsr in alsn GdIsn unb
anssnebm BON @sidmad /; es pirb BON
ftner Der afteiisn uno tsRsn DoetOrinnen
in ben gfr. StaatsnseriAriebsn. ueter.
q su baeen,bis 8laids 3u 25 gsnts.
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q ef 6 dftsmmfpfte . It e II.

Sn ben Ser. Staaten uno Canada
iinben alljdbrlid BON 12= bis 10000
Yanferptie itatt, BEL benen es ii6 nm
biele M}illipnen .brn Dollars banoelt.
0ie Sas. StaatsSeitung fellt iiber bieie
8anferotte folgenbe 8etra6tungen an:
Denn mir babel Die au6 na0 bieli=
gen Yegrffen betriigeril1en 8anferotte
gana aus benz Spiele lafIen, 70 bleibt
cine allgenleine Grfldrung fir bic ioge=
uannten unberl6ulbeten uno unfreitpil=
ligen 8anferotte iibrig. sic lautet:
r3u 9obe @eibdfts=llnfolten".
Mber mas berltebt man biersulante
unter Geidafts .llnfoiten2 @twa uur bic
baaren Nusgaben fir Mietbe, Steuern,
Gas, @ebiilfen= uno Nrbeitslobn CO.
Geinesipegs. ionoern auBer6em nod Nl=
les, mas Der ooer bic gigentbiimer bes
@el6dftes fir ibren 9ausbalt uno lire
peri0nliben 4usgaben brau1en. llnb
bier 1T es, no Der ungebeure S6min=
bel lie9t.
Senn ipenn bier3ulanbe Semano ir=
genb elm Geiddft erri6tet, b. +. ben
gutldluB faBt, bon benz 8etpinne su
leben, tuelden er an bem 8erfauf bon
99aaren MAIDEN fann, 10 gebt er babel
BON bet Grun6borauslebung aug, baB
bas @ei6dft Dor alien Oingen i'm (unb
feline Gamilie) srnabreil muB. Sbm 1T
es ni1t eine 6rage, pb fir bieien 3med
bas @ei6dft genus NaBen a5mirft, ion=
bern cine lleberSeugung, baB es 10 biel
abtperfen muB. Die Welt, ober iagen
mir in bielem Sale feline @ldubiger,
i6uloen ibm ieinen 2ebenunter6alt.
Sat er Gunoi6aft genug, baB er aus
Dem 9fuber, tpel1en er bonn 8erfauf
bon Waarem bat, bic Soften zines nod
ieinen 8egriffen anitdnoigen 2ebensun=
terbalts beitreiten fam :-ipobl unb
gut. Wenn ni6t,-nun 10 lebt ct
bod 10 anitdnbig, pie es ii9 nod iei=
men 8esrilfen fir i'm i9idt. aber ni9t
auf Soften Der 6unoen, ionoern ber
@ldubiser -pMeine Wiittel erlauben
mir bas," faet Der 8erliner, penn er
voie Spenoirboien anbat"; Der ameri>
fanil6e Gei6dftsmann f6nnte itatt beI=
fen iagen: ,Mieine S6ulben erlauben mir
bas." Oenn S6ulben, bic man ni1t
besablt, linb 70 gut, tpie boar Gelb.
Sa liest bor uns Der Berid)t, tpel9er
ben 8ldubigern ber fiir5lid bier banfes
rott gegangenen 8roBbanbIung in go=
lonialipaaoren W. 8. 9lllen & So. err
itattet muroe. Gs beiBt oarin II. u.
nSm lebten Sabre beirug Der Mbiab
81 ,943. .908.62 0erlult an faulen Stunt
ben $l6,806.28 unb @el6dftsunfoften
$132, ,605.02, tporaus li9 ergiebt, baB
bas @eiddft nit 8erluit betrieben
ipurbe. -2llein bas ipiirbe li6 nur
bann ergeben, ipenn es nit ben Gel6dfss
llnfoHen ieine 3i6ligfeit bdtte. Nie
aber, ipenn bic oafiirs angeiebteu $132,
Cos i6on ben 8eipinn eini6lleBen, ben
bic Snbaber Der 6irma als elm ibnen
gebiibrenbesginfommen porwegnabmen,
obne barna6 81 fragen oh mirfli6 elm
folder 8etpiun auf iie eiltfale? 9Bie,
penn ieoer Der brei Snbaber in benz
Sabre $4,000 fir bic Soften ieines
0ausbalts aus Der Galle entnommen
bate unb bleie $4,000 ais @eihdftss
llnfoItcn in 3ednung geiebt ipOroeu
mdren? gDas anbers piiroe oas 6eoeus
ten. als baB iie aus Der SaIde ibrer
8ldubiger berrlld unb III 6reuben ges
lebt bdtten2
Sm beui6en 9ei6e benft man iiber
iolde Din9e iebr anoers als bier.
Dort beitebt elmer Der geweiie oafiir,
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Or. 8uses's Borm Syrmp
tSotet tie Wnrmer augsnblidliG.
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3 Z r It . y fun a.

9utfS HJiIen fInb fpe,icIl fiir hieie Ndne
bereffef. eineDCf7S pernrfadbt enen 4Dtd,s
Eel fm 8eHncsm, bdf Der eeitenes erffamnt ~.
ete otrmfbrru I'm 0ppeftf uuo beriiriaHen 8teifds
dnfdt, ea bsr Rcrpsr oen6brf np hure itre fcniibe
1Dirtuna duf ufrls0<rtduasgSc raancfi1 regelndfi>
Ger 9fubl1nnA 3errprgerufsn wtrc 9rets 25 Gents.
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Oie gr0Bte 9oifnung fir Bic 3u=
fnnft oes menI6ll6en @eidle@ts 1T az
lein auf before 3uftdnbe I'M e9eli1em
2eben baiirt. Was fir Elm ipi6tiges
@ebot 1T bierin entbalten! 9lqe bieie=
nigen, Die bieie 8erantmortli1feit ge=
biibrenb anerfennen, fonnen ni6ts BEL
feres tbun, als Grau 2pbia 6. Yinfbam
gu &atbe gu sieben, beren wunoerbare
Seilmittel fur ale Dem ipeibli6en Ge=
f6le6te eigentbiimli6en Granfbeiten
iol9en ipOblucrDienten &uf beliben.
Girculare ieberSeit gratis berIenbet.
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gydix q: ginkhxm's

Srnpfpme eirer
mmtb6ftAen e { b er.
Ranael an Appctit. @eSarin @eritspfuns,
Sdnicrsen i'm Stopf nit ciilem pnnpfeu @efiibI
I'M 9inttricpfe, g1ner;en inter ben Coulter.
ttdtfesii, Aui9etriebeniein nad reni giieiI. nit
abnsislins aesen isbe fSrperlide ccer seiilise
Gbdtgfcit, rci;bare5 Temperament, tribe StiiiI>
ming nit benz befcnceren Gefliblc, irseno
cine Gtiiegenbeit serseifen ~ baben, @iioigs
felt, @irrs, 8erSftcpfeH, Yunite Dor ben Nugefi,
SeS rsdten MuaeS, urrutiger Sdlaf nit teanss
ftisenesn zrdumeil. fart gsidrtter 1lrin unb
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xmff'9 S dir . /, {,

crane . Sadre eber d rt ,psreer purdB en elnsars
Guitrd9en hisler 6arbe ~ gtanAeHe fnpaz5em
per1uobeft etc berteitt etne diie Snste uup pirtt
angsntid0 81 prrfaufen In dptfbetrn cser iuire na
Gnlpiana bon 81 tur1 GrpreB perfarst
0f{5re IS 1Rurrnp &freef, Sseiys yprf.
fDr 1utfB D0uu1i, perftbclsr unteriretiingeu uncl
Nnntt6fre5epts bon rir6 a9eraaeeu fres pericneetJ
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Us ie tann man bte @flunb9et t
i4ern.

So 1T isItian, rab Ssmant NIT Qeibsn
bstaftst 1T, eie purG rareines Blut ent.
feben, penn N ofabalis Die @siunb.
asit I'm ptYii&ta Sreanismus wisbsr Der.
ltsat. 8oianalis 1T sin lidrtsnbsr eprup,
an8snstm su nsbmtu, unb Der tsat Bic iebt
tnteedtr Blntreiniger. So teilt
SesOpbeln, ipptilitilhe 9sibsn, glhrsn.
lhwaGs. Gspipelaa, malarifae 9eiptn,
glsrooFtGt, Stmdhs, @alenl.ibsn unb
arantteiter bee Blutts, ter Q,bsr, her
Nsrsn, ess Wasans, Der 5ant m.
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terer na6 ieinem regiitrirten griefe
berlangte. Ser 8rief tuur6e f6lieblid
au9 ausgebdnoigt uno fein Gmpfdnger
tpeiB iebt tpenigfens, baB es fir i'm
bergebli9 fein tpiirbe, lid) um cine Mn=
ltellung i'm Jtetp Oorfer potbienfte au
betperben.
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: 9err u. u. Mantilts, M3arlbau,
Seras, fagt: uMeine Srau ilt bur6
gromns giIen=8itter gdn5li6 bon ibrer
S6wd6e gebeilt iporben."
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= yfiemanb iollte bon 6ul1en ge=
plagt iein, ipenn einige Oo1em bon
NDer's Gberrp pectOral Seilung betpir=
fen. 3eit, @elb, Wobllfin, Geiunobeit
tperOen bierbur9 erbalten.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-06
A Dead GiEe.AMaY.

A certain young Hebrew travelling
man. now on the road, but with an older
companion, bought special ticket of a
scalper and got aboard the train in good
shape. When the conductor came
around he took up Isaac's ticket and
looked at the name, and then at Isaac,
shook his head, and said:
Whats your name?"
''Let me see my ticket"
Cant you tell your name without
seeing the ticket? This won't do.
Youth have to get off at the next station
or pay your fare"
This agitated Isaac profoundly, and
he turned to his companion and said:
''N1oses, I've forgot my name that
was on the ticket; can you tell me what
it is?''
evil you leef me see dot teeket, Mr..
Coondogter?" inquired Moses. The con-
ductor showed it to him. ''Mein Got,
Izeek, vot name is dees? Patrick Mort
arity! No wonder you dond recon-
member dot name! Dond you nefer got
some more tickets pi dem schoolpers
NIT dot name on it. Dey will all de
times gif you afay. Dem Coondogter
looks at dot nose and den at dot name,
und he schmiles NIT himself ven he drinks
of Patrick behint a nose like dot. Oh,
Iseek, ven you grows otter you will know
krate deal more as you knows yoost
now. Mr.. COondOgter, I viii pay dis
goslink's fare to de stchOpping place
we're We gifts off.-IHe Drummer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-06
The Spartan Way.

He was driving out of Plainfield the
other day with such satisfied look on
his face that an acquaintance hailed him
with:
well, Uncle Billy, what's hap
pened?"
you know them five sons of minee''
sob, yes.
wall, they are allus buyin' and sellin'
and speculatin' and not a day passes
that some one of 'em don't ask me to
indorse his note
''And of course you do?''
mo. Them boys are rather shaky,
you know. But I'm going to after this.
Hang it, I'm their own father, you see,
and it looks kinder mean to refuse 'em.
I've been down here and decided the
farm to the old woman, put chatteI
mortgage on the stock, and sold of
most of the tools, and now if the boys
want my name on their notes can sit
down and give it to EN- like a Spartan
Hall Street NeDs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-06
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL.


Carbonate, Cello, welcomed the
first woman by giving her town lot, 3
mining claim and money enough to buy
q silk dress.
-HOratio Seymour has an old deed
which shows that Washington once spec
ulated in Mohawk Valley land.-Utic0
IN. 7. Herald.
Frederick 7. Stanley, who recently
died at New Britain, Conn, aged eighty
one, was the first man to manufacture
locks in this country.
The daughter of Surrogate Moses
Warren. of Troy, n. Y, has married
the family coachman. The bride is on
" nineteen. The father decides to make
the best of it.-T'rOy IN. =. Times.
Rev. William Cole, a Baptist
clergyman of Lowell, Mass, started
from Lowell fourteen months ago with
his horse and buggy, and has just re-
turned from point some distance be-
yond Minneapolis, Mimi, having COW
cred the whole distance in his carriage.
Boston Herald.
Secretary Chandeliers brother-in-law
Mr.. Kingsley, is the sole survivor of a
large family, all of whom have died
suddenly. One of the parents was killed
by accident, and the other dropped dead
with heart disease without moments
warning. Four of the children died
within few days of scarlet fever, two
others were burned to death on the
steamer Henry Clay. and another was
thrown from a carriage. Chicago
Herald.
Yes, sold Abraham Lincoln his
first pair of spectacles," said a veteran
Oculist of Chicago to a reporter of the
Chicago Tribuae the other day. cit
was about the time of the Legislature of
1854, when he was lawyer in Spring
field. Some editor down there paid me
fifteen dollars to make Mr.. Lincoln
pair of spectacles, and those were the
first he ever wore. When he was elected
President 1 made him three pairs, one
of gold and two of steel.
Eliza Baggs, a native of Scriven
County, Georgia, went to Florida at six
years of age, married at thirteen, and
her first child was born when she was
only fourteen. She is now thirty-one,
and has had eighteen children Twins
twice., fifteen of whom are now living.
She is hale and hearty, and has the
reputation of being one Of the hardest
working women in Florida. There
were four sisters. The three living
Chere nave eighteen chlldren each, ana
the one dead had fourteen and died at
twenfy-six years of age. Eliza lives
near Sumterville.-Ch Chicago NelOs.
Tom Thumb died comparatively
young for a dwarf. Richard Gibson,
miniature painter and court dwarf to
Charles l., lived to be seVenty-fYe, and
his dwarf wife, Ann Shepherd, to be
eighty-fve. Sir Godfrey Hudson,
dwarf and diplomatist to Charles IL,
expired at sixty-three, and the little
gentleman's span of life was shortened
by his incarceration, on suspicion OF
connivance in the Popish plot, in the
gate-hOuse at Westminster, where he
died. The far-famed Polish dwarf,
Count Borulawski. for whom George
". provided, died also at an advanced
age. Dwarfs are better constituted, sc
Barnum says, than giants, both mental.
ly and physically. Chicago Tribune.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-06
Amusing an Editor.

In the party OF prominent persons
who arrived from Europe last Friday to
visit Yellowstone Park, at Rufus Hatch's
invitation, was William Hardman,
editor-in-chief of the Morning Post, of
London. Mr.. Hardman is accompanied
by his wife, and with the rest of the
party has been staying at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, and spending the last
few days ''doing" New York before
starting for the West.
The New York Tribune says: Besides
being editor of one of the oldest Lon
don newspapers Mr.. Hardman has also
for the last twenty years occupied the
onerous position of chairman of the
Surrey County sessions, and has thus
enjoyed the pleasure of committing
something like ten thousand rogues and
rascals of various degree to cool their
heels for a greater or less period of
time in the county jail. He differs
much in outward appearance from the
Shakspearean ideal of the justice, for
his kindly, ruddy, distinctIvely English
face, so far from being adorned by
''beard of formal cut, " is clean-shaven
and guiltless of any approach to Sc
verify, while instead of ''wise saws and
modern instances" his conversation
abounds with good humOr. He had not
been on American soil half a dozen
hours before he was promptly given the
title of Judge" and as Judge Hard
man" he is known to all the Yellow
stone party. There is no disputing the
fact, however, that the Judge is al
most aggressively British as regards the
outward man, and as he walked across
Broadway Yesterday from the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to the Brunswick, the
merest glance at his portly form would
have set a confirmed Anglophobist
wild.
As he skirted the Worth monument,
seeking its grateful shade" Mr.. Hard
man was accosted by a short, thick-set
man, with black mustache, who rushed
up to him and said: ''How are you?"
then, without pause, ''you seem to have
forgotten me. My name is Harrison,
and I came over on the same steamer.
But perhaps I am mistaken. What
steamer did you cross in, and what was
the Captain name?"
THE Adriatic was the ship and the
Captains name Jennings, answered
the Judge"
II beg your pardon, then, for I must
have made a mistake. Excuse me,
and the short, black-mustached man
hurried off Mr. Hardman pursued his
dusty way to the Brunswick, and trans
acted his business, and on his return
thought he would see whether the Madi-
son Square Garden would not discount
the Worth monument as regards shade.
He had hardly entered it when tall,
thin-faced man, with a fair musta che,
faultless as to dress and voluble as to
speech, stopped him and began: