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AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, April 1l.-CJurt OF Appeals
Referred 10 commission OF Gppaals: Henry
vs. Fay & Co, from Cooke, TUFTS VS.. Blan-
ton ct al, from Cooke.
Appeals dismissed: Parks Va. S ate from
Parker: White vs. State, from Ells; Harris
VS. ate, rom III is; Ricketson VS.. State
from Fills: five caspa OF Cain vs. state. rom
Dallas, Parker Va. State, from Dallas; Best
". State, from Fsnnin; Wotson vs. Cox
from Ellis
Submitted on briefs for the state: Ceville
vs. Sists. from Wis; Bass ys state, IRON
Lamar; Cnwell VS.. State, from Grsyson;
Davis Va. $ ate, from DeUton; Moore vs.
state. from Ellie; Bender VS.. State, from Col
linz Evans VS.. State, from Psrker.
Submitted on briefs for appellants: Cobbs
W.. Tuns, frotn Wise; Woodman VS.. Ghi-
i,b from Denton; Evans & Co. W. Bates
et. al from Denton; Texas - Pacific rs,l'
way VS.. Morse, from Lamar; Texas ~ Pa
G. &c railway vs.. BeAucbamp, from Fannin;
Texas & Pacific railway vs.. Ear, from Fan
min: Texas & Pacific rsilwae vs. Gordon,
from Fannin; Texas Il Pacific railway VS..
Anderson, from Fsnnin; Garter Bros. 4 20.
vs.. Wise County Coal Mine. %. from Wise;
Montague; Buttertou, irwin u 20. vs..
Buck. from Buck; Schwartz VS.. Liebermsp,
from Tarrant; Shaw W.. Adams ct. al,
fiom Dallas; Markle va. Scott, from Tar
rant, Haney vs. Millicap, from Parker.
Subnitted on oral arguments ard briefs
for both parties: Coulson VS., S,ste, from
Collin; Elam W. State, from Dallas.
Submitted on briefs for both parties
Woody W. State from Wise; Ross VS.. State,
from Grayson; Faulkner vs. State. from
Lamar; Gordon vs.. State, from Ellis. Har-
denman VS.. State, from FanDir; Everhesrt
w. Isabel, from Grsyson: Texas n Paci DC
railway w. Province, from Dsllss; Texas a
Pacific railway vs. Davis. from Lamar;
Texas & Pacific railway va. Wheat, from
Tsrrant; Texas & Pacific railway vs. Nc.
Donald, from rsrrsnt; Texas q Pacific
railway We. Martin, from Lamar; Texas a
Pacific railway VS.. Mitchell, from Ora, SON
Berry Bros. vs.. Mayer, from Lamar; Ran.
son vs.. Gstewcod, from Ellis; Missouri Pa
cifc railwav W Nicholson, rom Tarrant
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe railway vs.
Quarles, from rrrrspt; Gstewood We.
Lsuehliu, from Ellis; Anderson W.. Jordan
from Z Ii: King vs.. Watson ct al. from
Tsr.aut; Willing on va. Texas 4 Pacific
railway, from rsrrsnt; Beck vs. Seiigms Z
at al, from Tsrraot.
Jones. shscslsford ard Nolan cour tie
sent np bids fos the purchess and lesss .
lands 10 rsy-
a.s sst-4-ss -so-sis. - l>s I'D " ~
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A Horrible Crime.

FgDERALsBURG, MD April 1.-THE hody
OF Mrs Cecilia Bush Al aged woman, wag
found In tuicktt near her residences yes
terdsy. The skull was horribly crusned
add her throat cut from ear TO ear. There
is no clue 10 the murderers
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aaINEsN1LLE.

G.rSrsvrILE, April ll.-I5psciai.l-Dr.
csrver,s wild wes, show failed TO put In an
appearances ss advertised.
Joe Phillips, proprietor Of the Lindsay
mouse, is living dangerously s'eK at sner-
man.
Jndge A. ]. Booty Of the second Judicial
disfric. speDt yesierdsy and tc-osy Ia our
city.
.r.,.r s..--. -.
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AInMrrr,s snlclde.

Plrr.BURG, April IL O.sian Terhureh. q
rising young attorney aud eon nt DR.. ], 8.
Tetbnreh committed suicide bis evening
by swallnwing pru.sic acid. No cause is
Rsslrnpd for ITO decd.
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TotaI CoIlisiop.

ALLEsT0wN. PA Apr.l ia frcigh. and
coal train collided This morning on the
Lehish railway. jacob Deuer. fireman,
was killed anf the o'her hands injured.
Two eugi es and a number Of c-r3 weIe
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3 AR c. A N s
THROUGHOUT THE SEASON.

In response to the enormous demand have had for
Embroderes will offer another line Of them
just received.
Bargains in Embroidered Babies Robes
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Babies Caps
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Lace Chldrens Dresses
Bargains In Handsomely Embroidered Ladies Underwear
Bargains in Fine Embroidered Ladies White Dresses.
Bargains in Ladies' Embroidered Chambray Dresses.
Bargains in Dress Goods Silks Hosiery and Corsets
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SECOND DAY.

Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets Of the city
at 10 A. NJ.
AT the Grounds Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent of
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion
HON. b BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further information see
small programmes.
The Public Of Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invit' d to attend.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman
@. +. ALDERMAN.
Secretary.
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BRENNAN.

BRENNAN, April IL Especial. About
/ o'clock we had the heaviest rain OF the
season accom- panied by q wind storm. A
two.story frame in Csmptown used as pri.
vs,e colored school was blown down: Nc.
Miilan. a teacher, aud q colored girl were
slightly injured. A negro boy Of l6 was
badly hurt. A number OF small houses
were blown OF the blocks. Several stocks
OF goods we're damsged by leaky roofs.
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To Re HANGED.

LITTLE RocK, April ll.-llenry Carr, one
OF the Howard cnualy rioters. was again
oonv need OF mur Ter IN the first dosres md
will be hung June 25th.
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NOTICES.


t1CE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
IN Stockholders and Directors of the Texss
Tfunx Railroad Company
by order OF the Board of Directors the annual
meeting OF the Direct ,rs of the Texas Trupl;
Railroad Company viii be held at the pubic
Office Of said complnY, IN the city of Dallas.
state o. Texas a. SIS nj street, ON the 2nd
Tuesday In May. 1881, at IL IN aud the annual
meeting Of tho Stockholders Of said company
will be held at the same place and on the same
day.
5. J. ADAMS, President.
JOHN Il WHITE, Sccre'arv
DALLAS, TEXAS, April s, 1884.
NJOTICE-THE MAZE CHILD ADVERTISED
IN some three weeks ago on Commerce street
for adoption can he iound a, 1924 Jack son street.
Please q II earlv aps.iw
NIUTICE Is nERpY GIVE> That THE
IN regular snnusl meeiinf Of the st ckhold-
ers aud OF the Bolrd OF Directors OF he ii iuson
4 Texa, Central r ilway mpany vi he held
Ct the Cnmpany's ofiea In tao dty OF Houston,
ON Monday May s, 1881
As RICHARDSON. Secretary.
HeUs- on Msrch % 1881
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Being determined to business this season
by every legitimate effort possible and buying every day
cepona bargains from overstocked manufacturers and i'm
poers we will besides the attractions offered Special
Bargain Days, offer series Of
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Trying to Bribo the Jury.

BUFFALO. April 1.-The sporticg ffstern-
!ty OF tho city Is Gag ly awaiting tina acton
of the grand jnrs NV VA session. Rscent-
ly large nn Der o. gamblitg dens have
been il opsr- iOu and nave on several oc-
Cas- ,ous wneu notified by the
pollcs cl1scd Their games. The
society for the prevention OF vice have
10 the meantime kspt con tant watch on
these places. IL is generally unders God
tnst their cases wIl he presented 70 the
grand jury Tor ind ictment, L. is reported
that leading gamblers tearing indictment,
have ben attemprin to bribe a number Of
the grand jury. These frcts resching Judge
Daniels ears, he advised the jury
OF the penalties prescribed for sucn
acts, also the penalties tor memoe oi the
grand jury allowing himself TO listen TO
such advances without reporting the iEots
to the court. The judge plainly gao "a
members OF the jury 20 understand hat
the law, II violated in their cases, would be
rigicly enforced. The jury retired add
shortly after returned with adocumsnt CIV
ing the names OF those who had ut empted
TO tsmper with them.
A mum yer Of arrests will dosbtless follow
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SAN SABA.

SAN SABA, Aprilll.-[Special. 1--WE have
al lnst been blessed with an abundance OF
rain. which wi,n the distribution. Of over
500 600 oy our w,rthv townsmsr, James
pofiemeyer, of Messrs Smith Il Elliott, cat
tie dealers, will enliven trade and bfi shieu
prospects in general wsv beyond sny ps-
aloa u ...s v.s. avs VA ok s...3-
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BROWNSVILLE.

BRowSsvILLE, April ll.-f5peclal.l-
C,mplsint v as made before Judge Forto
this morning by a Mexican named Jose
Maria Disz, charging Antonio Espinozs
with stealing horse. He was bound over
TO appear at the next term OF the district
court and In defsult Of bond was placed In
iail.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
CHASTITY Details Of a Double Murder
Lynching Threatened.
A Pennsylvania Mine Yields up Its
Mangled Victims.
Sickening Scenes About the Death
Irap-BOdies Recovered.
MIscreants Cause a Frightful Railway
Wreck In Ohio.
A Falling Embankment Adds Another
Chapter Of Sorrow.
Floods Devastate California;, Causing
Much Damage.
Other Chronicles Of Sin and Sorrow,
Details of "A Ghastly Deed.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE DAILY News
Mattoon, Illinois. special gives the follow
ing add itionsl details OF the double MUIR
der OF the sgst Fleetwood couple. The old
i,lks slert Oh tue first floor and married
daughter, q s'oall child and the hired
man, Jamts Winklebach, slept upstairs.
All retired esry. Tho daughter WAS
awakened b reshng Wlnklebach going
dowu .tsifr, -uf zsd of. She was again
awakened Oy heating sounds OF blows
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srTHE DALLAs COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Campaign Club NEE ts every wedne.day and
essurdav evenings. ats O'Clock. ia Turne- Hall.
Acor iih Invitation is exteoded to all rsputli
cans 70 attend. By ordero the president.
q TIL AVER Se1re afY
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CoaiM!ne uorror-GhastIy Scenes.


LIscHBuRa. VA, April II. --Aftsr every
thing wa got in readiness 1T the Pooah on
tss mine yet t-rday evening th- police force
placed a guard AZ the entrance OF the minee
in order TO keep bacE the crowd whi1n rad
been attracted by the nofos posted bat
the hottrs would no rscisimod. Mining
Engineer Moody In charge OF the rescu ng
party sutare the mines TO note the situa-
ton of affairs. When they emerged from
the mines thsy announced the damsg q
| lsss than han been supposed uud
said litile troubles would be experienced
| in recovering the bodies OF The vic ims
| Two bodies were reclaimed yesterday, hor.
rihly mu, lated. These were Boone MaKey
| (wh.h) aud Jim Grim, q negro. Work wac
resumed this morning n still larger GRO 1d
congrega,ed ut the entrance aud ropes were
stretched TO prevent the too near rpproncn,
/ rhe @ owl, however observed u proper de.
coIum ard no undue excitement. A spirit
o; great solemnity seemed to prevail In the
assembly. The bodies as recovered were
placed In DOxss on the inside at
the mine and several brought ous
together on pole car. 4 numbar Of miners
well acqu sinted with the victims we're
placed as the entrance for the purpose of
Identifying the boiies, but Of the six'een
recovered so far, only six are identified.
These are
Jim Odm, recognz I'd bv the belt lie wore.
George Maxwell, identified by being found
with his brother.
Willism Thishsr, identified by patch
en- his boots.
Young Jewell, Identified by bic hair aud
the location Of body.
A German, recognized By his wife.
Many Of the bodies were horribly man
eled. Some had their heads blown of,
others arms and legs blown from the SOCK
cts; slii! othere vita their entrHils torn out
entirely. an arm ard leg wsro fouod ia tho
main entrances nut the body to wuich Ii be-
long 20 was not found. A thrill OF horror
passed through tho crowd 40 the rescu NJ
party brought out the charred nnd dishg-
ured remains ct miner win = dinner
bucket oasped in his arm. Probably he
was Just partaklng OF his mid.
night meal when the explosion hurled
him into eternity. Several miners were
found with picks in their bands and
the positions indicate oopclutiyely that
death wsa instantaneous. Ia the mine at
O'Clock the ANNOUNCE ment was made that
no more bodies would be removed before
Saturday morning. The balance OF the day
wa occupied in getting ont the carcasses OF
the mules, which being too heavy to drag
out, had 10 be quarlered and hauled out
Very little excitement prevailed. A large
crowd Of men and women stood near the
entrance, hoping by sone familiar feature
to recognize dead relatives. At the az
nouucement that no moi usad bodies would
be tsken out until Saturday, the crowd
withdrew
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SPECIAL MOTTO s.

ss-oN SATURDAY, APRIL 18TH. The PAS
sense train OF ,he Texas Trunk Railroad viii
leave Union Depot at o'clock p. m instead Of
Soclock p. m. II. r. IRVINE, supt
navx.s Aovflr 1891
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| distriot court eleven oases. and the lstt o.
the list handed him oy the land fraud
board.
Charters; Trinity Lodro No. IS, Brother.
hood OF Locomotive hpeineerr; Fort Worth
Hamilton mill ana gin company, capital
stock, $20,0oC.
The land board to-day received bids from
Nolan, Jones md shsckletord oonntles both
| to lease and purchase the prices running
considerably above ihe minimum.
Webb county to-day paid 81 40 due on
money borrowed from tue ichoo fund.
The official bond OF the new tax collector
OF Kendall county was received.
The scholastic ceusus OF Huntsville hiss
been received, showing n population OF 2i7
against 1855 last year.
A very heavy rain storm passed over the
city this morning.
SAN ANTONIO.
SAN ANTONIO. April ll.-fSpeolhl l-Carl
Sachmanhauser, not long from the old
country, but well.known In the courts here
for various petty ofencef, committed sui
eide on the 6slado or Thursday, by blow
ing out bis breius with shot gun. He
wsa deemed eccentric aud on the day in
question tried TO borrow his employers gun
TO shoot birds. H@ was refused, but got
possession OF Il about l2 o'clock aud went
Off His employers heard the report OF the
gun, out palu no fttcullon W ~. iut
man not putting In nm appearance at
night, search was IN ade for him the follow
ing morning asd hr was fouud by q fellow
employo stretched out short distance
from the house stone cold. The gun was
lying short distance from him with one
barrel discharged. The shot ranged ut.
ward, lifting OF the TOP Of the skull. The
brains were exposed to view and badly
baked by the action Of tho sun. He had
placed the muzzle ol the gun against his
forehead and pulled the trigger with his
foot.
HOUSTON.
HoUsroE, April il.-fSpsoiel. l-James
Lelbner's saloon was entered last night by
professional oracksmeD who blew open the
safe, making q thorough Job OF II, they
having nored u hols 10 the right Of the com
bination, inserted powder by meane uf 81
air pump and Hred e.. The door OF the
sac was completely shattered snd the ere,
com position and rieces 81 the lock wore
scattered all over the loor. The robbery
was evidently committed about O'Clock g
m, as the ,hCcE OF the explosion stopped
the clccs hanging over the safe ~ 2:l5.
The robbers had entered by forcing open
the rclr door, aud had then iTncecded very
leisurey. They lighted lamp and placed
e under the counter where II would not he
seen from the outside. They obtained $500
In money from the safe, after filing their
pockets with cieera and themselves with
beer, and ri1ing oil The drawers OF ihe etore,
they Left rs they entered, leaving behind
them nothing but a chisel.
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were killed. The passenger and Injured
en- ployes were removed 10 Xsnis ~ soon
~ possible. To-day trains are run over the
bridge as usual except on the Marrow
Gauge.
LATER Detective Murphy, OF Columbu
was here to-day and has been detailed ~
the Panhandle to ferret out the criminals
who wrecked ths train. The evidence q
positive against . man about IS years old
seen loungine about Beavers station at On
early hour In the evening, and who 10
thought to be the guilty party. He broke
open q tool shed near tha bridge aud
wrenched loose the outside spikes OF the
rails. The tools were found to-day In IN
adjoining wood shed carefully covered With
leaves.
Romantic story OF - Wreck.
Boeros, April H. Letters havs besn
received from Captain Morrison OF the ship
Rainier" lost In the Pacific Ocean yanu-
AIRY the 81, near VI al Island one Of the
Marshall group. Waen the vessel went
smong the breakers the natives came Of In
boats and took the captain and crew ashore,
fifteen miles from the point OF the wreck.
There are fifty inhabitants on the leland,
governed by a king. The natives were
very kind and did everything for the COM
fort ~ the crew. Some OF them can speak
English. They learned it from traders.
The island Is three miles long and .6)
miles iTo:a the nearest mainlnrd. The
neare,s land is the Pnil!ipine Islands.
The fourth day after the ARRIVAL,
Captain Morrison sent the second fficer
and four sesmen IN boat 10 see II tney
conld obtain assistance by rnunink across .
ship or steamer. Tho boat vas sigoted by
the British bark Catrllns and taken to
Ssgon, where the news was Immediately
telegrapbed. The letter received was sent
In this boat At the time tbs letter WIS
written every booy was in good health. Mrs.
Humphreys, OF BATH, was well. The crew
Of the Rainier consisted OF twen,y-seven
men. Sails bal been taken from the chip
and formed into tents, Ia which the parties
live. Cap, ain Morrison being royalty enter
tanned by the king of the island.
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FIFTH GRAND
mA|-FEST
Given by the
German Societies
OF DALLAs.
SUNDAY g. MONDAY
MAY II and ~, 1884.
SHADY VIEW PARK
PR0GRAMME--FIsST DAY.

Parade with May Queen to
grounds at ! L. M.
Growing Of May Queen;
Orations in German; Amuse-
ments for Young and Old.
Tableaux Vivants; Prize
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-10-10
Queer Things in New Zealand.

The queerest thing l have seen out
here, IS the so-called "buIrush caterfil-
lar, or vegetable caterpillar" The
natives name it "Aweto Hotete,' but
| have two specimens found in Tas-
mania The plant is fungus. a
sphPrla' which grows seven or eight
inches above the ground. generally in
single stem, round, and curving at
the end like serpent. This end is
thicbly covered with brown seed for
some three inches. 1t grows near the
root OF a particular tree, the rata.
When pulled up, its single root is
found 10 be solid wood. Every detail
Of this grub is preserved.
The apheria always grows ont of
the nape Of its neck. 1t is supposed
that wnen this grub (that of large
MOTH burrows in the ground one of
the SEEDS gets between the scales of the
neck strikes root, and completely
turns the Interior of the creature into
l'' =" = substance. Only the shell is
lelV intact no smallest rootlet appear
lns "uy@here. The aborigines also
ca. MS pure white grub, and a friend
tell' me that, taken raw, it is delicious.
lne '@ New zealanders also burn the
ca'9' I'ilar'root and rub it into their
''''YY @oands A good many white
...,,,,, : : Said' believe that the plant
as'"aIs ir - develops the caterpillar form.
~ .ais ''e true, we cannot LAUGH
..,.'a . -. those who believed in the yea-
3.age 5.', % :, Y dan Lamb. and the Man
..r...e arsas va, .1an' Of which specimens nro
| ando5 7 a the Surgeons Museum " ii
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Effect of Great Wealth.

A New York correspondent o',
courses as follows: Charles + W an
# Brooklyn recently inherited S'7V'0
and was so elated by his good fortune
hat he became insane, and Is no"
ocked up in an asylum. The 'ua'en
possession Of money seems to nave
strange effect on some mems minus
A dealer in druggists sundfls' "''
.ellinq me. the other day, OF man S"g
invented a certain lotion that aIt'lneu
great popularity. and money came - -.
50 fast that he did not know Wha' ~
o with it. lie spent it as iast az
.6ull. hut it still kept increasing "
The popularity of his article lha'e''.
Then h. took to drink and to ! aaI"5 "
very fast life. and finally his Inll'
came effected by his cxees''S' am L
lost lis r,asoa, aad wa. locked Il ? - J.. :, :.
madhoase. where ne die.l' ana N'''' '.l
more. there eipt Of his lot + i
him. No on lnows VIII Il j.
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retaining the hand that Beryl would
fam have drawn away This Young
lady has promised to he my wife. and
when you 60 to Leicester She will ac-
81 Ip"ny me TO my manor house in
nope YOU won't be vexed. Aunt
" helmna,' : said Beryl. half expect
ing to lie sco.lel, as Of yore.
liIe iort.,ule Of woman is proven
bial ml although the report Of can
non could not have electrified Miss
NlheimInl Bruce any more than did
'his occurrence, She ralliel promptly.
I-fm sure / congratulate your
sald she with a little gasp.
The house was let that afternoon to
a widow who wanted to take a fow
genteel boarders
Beryl was married the next week,
and went to superb old mansion,
which seemed like a palace to her un-
sophisticated eyes.
And Aunt WiIhelmina sorrowfully
took her way to Leicester.
Im afraid I've misnanaged mat
te3, sud she "ll I'd sent Beryl te
Cousin Fred's at once. perhaps Mr
Nelderburn would have proposed to
me"
And even this dubious perhaps
wasacomfort to poor Aunt Wllhelmi-
ma, who ,till has Heart to Let"
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PORT TOBACCO, MARYLAND OCTOBER 10 1894

made of, nor ealadrop Of it be fomo
anywhere to mlIyz2. The none,
made in patsntnslicines and "peopr.
etary aticle3 is so enormous that
one is hardly surprised thai there arc
50 many peoplsnthe business. lheard
it estimated thsoihcr day that ucul,
s200000000 lgsr was made in obese
things. When nmticle j, once Sue
cess the profit is enormous, because
the cost Of Manufacture Is very little
some Of these patent meucues are
mad popular Fenormous adve tising
! know of oaJm that spenls ul Of
100000 ayemMyerusing cure all.
A friend Of mae met woman whom
She had kuoSna good many years ago,
when she was very poor. and was sur
prised to see her glistening in dia
monds and rRting in silks. SIR
thought that shenoticed an expression
Of curiosity inny friends .are.and she
at once unblhened herself and told
her just how she had come 10y her
money. She said that her husband,
when she married him, was a poor
country doo*r that there We're q good
many other doctors III the same town
and that his Practice was not sufficient
to pay for food and clothing. So sh'
said to him one day "Why not get VI
some patent'medieine, and see wha
YOU can do whit" He thought th
idea a good one, although against tn
code of medical ethics. and he set t
work and invented some article tha
struck the popular fancy. "Now'
said the woman we are making S
much money that we don't know WIZ
to do with ii. We have no chddre
and we just spend our time in tryii
to think how we can get rid of IL
money that keeps coming in every da
We travel Ill over Europe, and we b
a., cnost ANayuonds and preCiO
stones and liyein the most costly ma
ner, but We cannot get ahead Of cur
come"