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p,opIc who Make buttons.

According to recently published s'atis
ties, there is in a village situsted near Paris
where from 5000 TO 6,uOJ peop'e are EN-.
pln, I'd In making agate buttons alone, 4
surufising number when H. is considered
that in The year 1851 there were only BIS
button. skers, all told. in England, oi
whom $50 worked In one town Pearl
buttons came principally from Vienna,
aud shirt buttons from Birmingham, while
hose made from glass are produced IN Boz
ncmia. America manufactures goods oi
this descr pton valued at from 5000 600 to
$40 C00O0D per annDm, but nota such a
cheap rate as Germany, which runs France
yrrv close with novelties. In Bohemia, II
il said, the men engaged in the glass
button Industry earn from Is. 81. TO 2, Id
The women from l5i. 10 20i., and tie child
ran %. day OF cur money. American
wages are very much higher, and conse-
onently many Of the kinds imported from
Europe cou d not probably be made in the
United Sta,es.-[London Daily Telegraph.
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Afterwards.

-,
After u patient has been dosed with cor
rosive subhmate until his teeth are loose,
his mou h sore, his hair ali gone. his limbs
all drawn with rheumat SIN, he is put on
i,dide of potash, one Of the strongest min
eral preparations IN the whole list. This
by the Observation-Disclosures his stomach
causes pain In the bowels, nausea. dries up
ID. gas rio juices and food il rejected, WASTES
him away TO q skeleton and he Is soon .
su bisct tor the undertaken. To all such
Swiit's Specific Is Observation-Disclosures than
i's weight In diamonds. 1t builds IN the
waste, roots out these mineral poisons and
copy of Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
free.
The swift Specific Co., Drawers, Atlanta,
Georgia.
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sumo Curlnus Vcrdic.s.


have been gathering up Instances Of
funny vefdioia Tor several years. In my
NJ, morandnm book | dad the lollowl mr.
A Kansas jury gave the following verde.
iu soase whore man died IN STATE 81
lntoxloauou. Death by hnnGing--hfouud
- rum shop" An lndin.a jury recently
returned a verdict OF "Blodv tO pieces by
the boiler hustin." Jury" sn'd u western
Judge you Yin 90 out and find verdict
II you cAn't ilnd one az your own, Hot the
o0e the los jury used" Tn, jury returned
with a verdict OF suicide Ia tne ninth de
&C.. A ,hode Island jury was five days
dehntinr on a long case involving u hor
worth S., and then came In, found the nog
NOT puliy. aud recommended hotd plain
iiH aad defendant to the mercy OF the
court. Pekin. Ills, cor0ner's Jury rem
dfred q very singular verdict, that man
81 hoso BODY was found IN the river came TO
his death by blow on the head. which
vas given either before OF after the drown
ing ~ Ell Perkins.
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Having passed several nights, disturbed
BY the agohies and cries ola suffering child
aud becoming convinced that NJ ~. Wins
,Jw's Soothing Syrup was just the ar,io,
needed, procured u supply Tor the ,hili
On reaching home aud acqnaiaiins his
wife with what he had done, she refused 10
have II administered Ia the child, as she
was strongly In favor of Homeopathy, Tha
nirht the child passed. la suffering, AMI me
parents without sleep. Returning homo the
day following the father inuud the baby
still worse; and while cnnlcmplatlnf air
other sleepioss night, the mother stepped
from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties. aud lrit the father with the onild.
During her absence lac administered u por.
ton ut the Soothing Syrup 10 thc bnhy,Hnd
said Holhing. That sight all hasds slept
Arn aud the little fellow awuso IN che
morning bright and happy. The mother
WAS delighted with the sudden nnd wander.
mi change. ard although a. first offended
NJ the deception prac,iccd upon her, has
continued TO use the syrup, uni sulleriW
crying babies aud restless nights have dis
appeared. a single trial ui tho syrup
never vet failed 10 relieve lho baby, nud
overcome the prejudice OF the mother
Sold by all druggists. 2ooenis bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Attention IN called 10 the advertisement
Of Mr.. Kane Shields in another column VINO
Is ack M wledged as one among the most ac-
compDished decorative artists In the co,it'
/ y. He kaeps a full stock ct all goods ~
hi line, Which he offers ut Wholesale an"
retail He gives special attention 10 mouse
decoration. The HERALD can assure its
reuders that Mr.. Srields is reliable ano
prompt in ali hi' business engagements,
aud ~ one with whom 1t Is always pleas'
ure TO transact business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

/ guarantee this paint Siil prov" sh'ls'
f,ctory wnen applied according ~ nireC.
lions, do not mes n n guarantee OF salts
ton only when first applied, n every paiu'
is satisfactory when tirst apphei, hu' my
guarantees embraces sufficient lme 10
properly test the merits of the paints Ny
friends aHd cns' omers IN the coun ~ are
authorized 10 project this guarantee. Adj
dress all orders to II. HAaILroN, Dallas
Texas, Wholesale dealer T. painters sup
plies, wall paper window clhss, etc.
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ACar,I.

40 au WHO are suffering nom the efr"r'
and ibdl.cretions o. youth, nervous "oas
lrss, eary decay, loss oil manhood orc
si.i send q recipe that will cure you, Ice
charge. ibis great remedy wa discoyric
~ \ missionary m South Amei' a. Sen,
4 self-addressed envelope - the het
io.onn I. Imam, siatinn D, Nss Yofs
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Furniture Lower Than Ever.

Persons desiring 10 GUY parlor, dining.
room aud bsd-room sets, bedsteads, chairs
rockers. tables, lounges, sidebosrds, ward
robes, office furniture, ETC., can hnd one oil
the largest and beat selected stocks ever
brought to Texas. Anything In the furni,
ture line etc. can he found in this large and
elegant assortment. Prices are lower ibA1
ever and great inducements offered "
buvery. GEORGE RICK,
TAT and 7ao Elm street,
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Rose city Paint and Color Company.

IA, cpmp.u, uaS es aDisti,d nr rquar
t,ta Tor IN. suie OF their c-,ebIH-ed miSeu
pnil,s tor the state, IN ih's CITY. h"v'
De appointed agent tor the sa q ut same,
and will fl all orders at factory prices,
thereby saving my customers the 'rrlSi'
on same. II HAh'LTON'
Wholesale painters supplies W,'n
glass, wali rarer, mou dings, etc., SO EN-
street, Dallas, Texas.
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twelve, who still form tha The supreme ju-
diclml court. Secretaries OF home and Tor
eign Affairs and areoeiyer general Of hnano'
acre also appointed. han Marlno can
.os -cely possess q large army, but It's gov
,rrmsnt las often given proof II courage,
aud on one OCCASION when 0Nibaldi had
sought refuge within ths boundaries OF the
nraye little republic, IL refused TO give him
M, aud persisted Ia it, refusal, notwith-
star ding Austrian thrssis OF Invasion. II
may be- further mentioned m honor Of Ban
M,rino hat, unlike pnother notorious ll,il"
Italian state, II does not tolerate public
gambling,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Mrs,rs. PL,dy & R.ndsll, Of the Board OF
Trade Billiard Hall, have reduced the price
of billiard playing 10 hity cents per nour
Mr. Purdy intends In the future to give his
personal attention in the management oil
The billiard room. and those who delight In
this pleasant pasiime may feel assured that
thew will he G urteously treated. Every
dsy Mt III o'c ock Purdy Il Randall will
give the finest tree lunch ever spread In
Dallas Give the Board Of Trade Billiard
Hall call
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ImportoJ Goods.

Inc Elm street Exchange snlopu, Elm
ureot, IL the only saloon IN tho cry which
impnrta ~ own wines and liqu o.. ThtY
import IN ana out of bond Hungarian anc
other wnob, aud therefore cnu ave ihciI
rernIarpatrons the benefit. No saloon ~
the southwest Imports direct ~ much ns This
house Thor cIFars, lunch, lquo's and A.
tentirn given TO the public cannot be er-
relipd IN tie United States. Dlu't forget
TO get your lunch Gnd liquors o. me Elm
street Exchange, where you VII alwHJ ID
lind the ailahe Jake Mencstf nni asa'st-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

eGeraI Good ThIuss.
II ynu want good digestion,
| You want gpnd health,
|! yon Vaut Rond baking,
If you van. the be-' stove,
Ifvou want the cheapest stove,
II Won want a good square meal
Rnv "A Charter OAK Stove.
4 New acquisition.
"A GuW acquisition To the growing ouS,-
MEXICAN Land aud Investment C1mPant
which, hss opened an office ~ 7.B Vain
rec, 10 do = general land and rrnl estate
business and negotiate land and cattle
properties, execu'o loans and deal in OIL
negotiable securities.
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RAiI.RoAps.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY
rNo-ExpREss TRAINS DAILY EACH WAY.


otIn 10 lphn
h attached
n nen Nov
eaion
CABS "n'iS Sr ~ r. FS v~1~cr NOVEMBER "a i,s
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NnnrIi,nn,I rnrri.

For impure bool the best medicine
know il Rondalia. H. n the great Southern
zine tried and true Rem cy, and may be
Implicitly relied on when every lhing else
tails. Take t. IN the Spring time especially
for the impure seoretiOns Oi The blood in,,
de / 20 lha, senson OF the wear and take
Il A. all times f1r Cancer, Soroflia, Liver
Complsiut-. Weskness. Blils. Tumors,
Swelling, Skin Diseases Malaria end the
Thousand ills that come from Impure blood
To inture cheerful disposition take r.
aadalis. The Great Southern Remedy; which
will remove tho prime causr, aud restore
| the mind 10 us natural equilibrium.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Every nervous person should try Ctrnr'S
tit.Ie y we Pms. They nre mpGt sutchi
ior nervous aud evspepnC men apd "oh~' +,
al are lust the mso ,ciue needed Dy 'll pr
.pns who. from any cause, do not sleep "r
o. Hhu tail - gps proper s'renF'h ron 'N't
I d. Cas.soi weak stom On, indi4'sil' H.
uy.n.psip. nsrynu. AID SICK heudacne etc.,
readily vielh H. the use of the Little n ~.
Pills, Dart uulsry # com Dlned WIN Garter ;
Iittle Liver PiIi-, In walls ~ % cents
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. . .

The new com oinatipn If mtrIweed and
Bel adonna. as used in Car er's Btckhche
Pl,s ers has proved 20 he one OF the best
inss cou he male. Try one OF these pop'
ular plgs'ers In any case o. weak or lrme
back. h cksche. rheumatism. neura'g'n,
soreness OF the rhcst or longs, &c. and you
will be SUR rsed and pc ised oy me promp
rpli.t In bad cases OF chronic dvsp p.la y
pln,ter over the pit # the stomsch STOPS
Inc pa n at once. Ask tor Cart-r's Smart
weed .nd Bslaionrs Bsckache Piasters.
Price % cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

No name Is better ana more pleasant!
ami widely known than that al Mr.. j
Pnzzoni. For years he has made himstli
famous oy the elegant periumos and com
plpxion powder that bears h : name, w
latter having found rs way 10 the bellies m
Paris, Germany ard London. Ever !"nN
,dmires nesatv IN ladies. Nofhing VIII d.
rome 10 produce or anh ince IL than a use q
Pozzon,'s prepsrs'ions
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HorsfOrd's Aciil Phosphate

VNTUN MN MTUI'FNEs
DR.. w. II. Pirn.ler, Io,'do, 10, says
al have pre- crhed me acid Ia 'srse VA
rie,y of Diseases, and have been amply sat
isfed that u 10 n valuable alii'lon 10 our
list of medicinal agents"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

We Think W. eau cure had case o' max
ache quicker gi,h Que ot Carers Smhr'-
sepd aud Brlladonna B,csach Pastors
than by any other application. AID after I've
heckacne is cured. you car still wear ~.
plaster without discomfort for two or three
weeks ur Longer. This combination "l
Sma,tweed ard Ballndopna IL . great HIT
AID IL is bari to mud sry ache or psil that
will nos yield 20 II. Price 25 cents. Sold
| nv drugrisis everv herr,
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Young men, middle aged meu aud Sll nn'h
who suffer from ,sriy iDdlscret'ons VII MOO
Hens Bu Food the nlost po~efiul ihV'R
Grant rver( pdnc.d once rysior'h ny "
mere j. noN. spr. rry a.; II never iail-'
Il 8 for s. "A druggists. or ny mHil rom
/. n Allen, 3l5 Fir-t avenue. New iorE
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Shilnh's vuaiizer - VIVA, You nesd iaf
Consumption, LIS ol Appr'ite, Dyzin'ss
ana a. svmrtoms oi Dyspepsia rice ~
nd 75 Gems per bottle. Sold by W. H.
PAT erson a -.
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Everybody who neu uents the Fort Knows
GUS Rintleman and where
he can be iound-oehind the bar OF fbe
Local Option, near depot. unexeeptiohs-
Ma liouor and courteous attendance.
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Having bogght out the interests OF all
concerned ia the urn OF &. h. Ho..mer&
Co., sieam, gas ana weter-h'tefs WI
Elm street. A. &oWHIRK.
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For dyspepsia sEe nsef compliant, you
Aivo printed guarantee on every hOtue o.
5hiioh's Vitalizer. II never iGiis N car,
Sold b. w. n. Patterson q Co., druggists
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For Sale.
Bang desirCus of engaging In other pur.
anita, will sell on easy terms to suit pur
chaser, wel-turnished hotel OF tive ty'
wo rooms, in the city OF Longview. TrSas,
known ss The Com ercial Hotel. Fdrni-
lure Ms good as new. Hotel dong apaying
business Address
G. NJ. TABLE,,
Llnpv Nv. Texas.
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u.nrv,s CnrboIic saIve.

H. nry's CnrbOIic SnINc.
|, IL the pest salve Tor cn's, bruises, sores
n GERS, salt rheum, letter. cbapped hhrns'
chibiains, crrn- and all KINDS ~ ski.
.rupiioss, irscsles and piu'plss. B'wate o'
counteTi,lis
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No longer question 1T vplnion: Ne g'as'
ir'~s every box oi Ark-r's Dyspepsis N
cts. Price - and s. cents. Sold by W. n
psttersnn 4 10
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All in want Of real bsrEain- an Diamonds,
Watches aid ell kiods OF Je~elry should
ca I NJ once ut the old 5, Jes-iry e,orf IN
Nth reEns-F. Aus'ir. co Main STREET.
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Rosy Mouths

Rosy Mouths +,
fu,nlsh.u with teeth rendered pearly and
I'll is ening by fragrant Sozodon,, usually re-
garded as All indies pepss ole sdj inct OF the
toilet, are perfectly bewitcniug.. SO ire
stible does the broad cloth ''r lind hem,
that II .,ouires the utmost set res'riiat To
iorbesr imprintiny II ki.s upon them where
ever sem No corrosive sur lance contami-
mates this standard penuuiisr OF the teeth,
from which il removes every impurity.
ITse IL repularv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

Ernptions. s.,rs ,ans,-s. rheumaiifm
~ bui Indicators o. impure blood Ack-
ar's Blnpd Ei1ir - the remedy. Sold by
W A. Patterson & t3r.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

W ines. whississ. brruoi.s src ev ~
thing peftsining 10 the lqu' line IN pro-
usinl, at C,addock's saloon, and puri
fa.slt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

. p. s. Borich has resumed house painting,
paper banging, Rrainipg, e'c Parties
wishing house painting done VIII 90 wei
IN chi on nm Satisfaction guaranteed.
Keaps on hand paints, oils. wall paper, etc.
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Don't fail TO see the nne display OF Dis.
uond and other stone rings and prices ~
Nricn they are being sold by Austin, 6i2
Main strept
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money for the Militia.

Senator sswell has reported fayorablv
the Bill winch provides Tor the Increase 81
.bs appropriation for the militia from
500 90 year Tn 500 600 the amount Ia be
nis,Hbu,tt among tue states IN proper
ton 20 tue number ot congressman al
Zach. The present Appropriation was liked
b, an enactment IN 1893 when there vas
,lIy seventeen states and population al
1000 Ol. /, 80 generally beloved 10 be
.,xurdicut 10 increase the money devoted
10 the equipment of tho militia with
arms and tents, ami Whatever congress
can do ". huut rucrOiohing upon ate con-
troll lfs ate troops should be done IN aug.
ipcrt the efficiency II the national guard.
O.e ottte most rif c i've NETT DDS IN the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of That result would ne
he Establishment ola national encamp-
mrut, as sug. ested by the Mail and EK-
prsg.. Eacn state should bear the
.xp,use al sending o. the auaual encsnp'
mrnt n company OF 100 picked men from
L.. b, 81 10 iim,nt, ard congress should pro-
vide not !, 50 Than three prizes to be award
ed 70 the best three companies.
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J.. H SMITH Co.. ST. LoUIs-Gents: We
think that Smiths Bile Beans are an excel
le,t nil. "A. a the demand Tor them Is in
creasing. We have recently ordered one
gross, which Is about sold. Please SEND ut
your earliest convenience five gross more.
Very truly,
PREuIrr b HANsELL. druggists,
Fott Smith, Arkansas.
For sale by all druggists.
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I. u a.
No secreis No lodges Tn. embodinHt I
If pri cticsi beuevole CO. Colonel q. j.
PeaB, .epuiy, Dos in Dzlas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

No mother shonid % without
Mexican Female Eemedy
Which cures al FEMALE DISEASES,
and makes all WON n naprs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-01

There Is eecre, aDout
Mexican Female Remedy
Which al isdies sncuid in,w. zee OF I
Circular al your drurlis.
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Use 30 nnimsut.. saws or lotions. Ber-
snu's Carcne P,rons Ple.ters ass hrst.
Quick, highly medic'nsl. 25r.
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RAILROADS
TEXAS
MIDLAND
GULF, COLORADO and SANTA * I'll
CONNECTIONS.


AZ GALVESTON with Mallory Lins o
steamers TOT Key Nost ana Nnw NWs, no
ola, uuTpgn ttisn. fgulaYllo ARD Vci
At nrOOLA WIN 4. aG.F. *. ~,
Columbia az lTlr M Nrs=a ..a c0t4.g
Ae X UN n Nbi ctst4 "ill o., pa. @ Z. a,
lhnnfui k1utel 600 NnlunilH Mf,mfr, ~
wood, Luliug, ian Aut1lll, Lrr.dA yalf
Western lugu ami NoF.Hu, G'f1 D..
Houston aud 4iW ava CfDll re- touh D.
boau.nnGh omll. i.tr lhtl.s- ilO 4uI.t
Couuuy NeH ORION. aud ail points 10 g.
Torgs a MeNicGu ~ fuf Wharton, ViH.lr',
and stations uu tasf f.uH.
at EHt5at1 Filh II. u 2. q, Ry iu
bempslesd, LodhottyH Giddingh honA1'
and Austin.
At NJ n.Ar q with |. 4 Q. n ~. afaeaFls
PeloeFne, ko.tuAN Round tpcl, 1c9ikt
town. Austin l.n Marcos New Braun.o
San Antonio aud LAREDO
AZ TEMPLE with Nissour PsciAo ny.
ht Nc tFtkGON VITA Texas ard g. ]. lvii
~ for Waco, C0nicrla, Athens Mount Pll'n
ant Gilmuf ana InsEfFuuA
at MORGAN Sh tho Texas Central r,
Tor waoh Rosa hIco, irsdeil Cisco and al
points ON that Inc.
At CLEEuhNE. junction of Dallas pi
AZ FnsT WoSTa viz Msso,ri pacla
and fcses q Pac,do Eya for ell poi1is o.
these liuos Tor ~ fusu, AGufa Fo, san Penn
CISCO aud tho fnring i0ls' gua 'or ha-.N
Ciiy ~ Louis, GhicRgn, Sew York, end
points North. Fast Hud West
nALLAg with w. q T.. -. Nv. y Z
~ and Dallas Er,orsiou OF hilsouH ;.
eide BY
srsoe ihat your Hcsoa read over thi7 llun.
ag'Por fol Information, address
OSCAR q MURRAY,
Gen Pass. Agt
CAV Hs'tliN. If = AZ.
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rzrzE.a-n AND 1GURoPn,.


R
ulo- by ol.- 70 j naishoT
OF FAULSHER Cert maf Agt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17
The Origin Of EARRINGS.

According 10 the M0ilom creed the
reason why every Mohnmmcdan lady
considers ither duty 10 wear earring
" attributed 10 the following curious
legend Sarah, tradition tells us, was
NJ jealous VI the prciorcnoo shown BY
Abraham for Hagar that she took u
solemn vow that she would give herself
no rest until she had mutilacd the fair
face oi her hated rival aud bondmud,
Abraham, who had knowledge 1f bis
wifo's intention, did his utmost 10
paclfy bis cmbltlored spouse, but long
In vain, AT length. however, she re-
Tented and decided 10 fofego her plan Of
revenge, But how was shu 10 fulllll tho
terms of che vow she had entered ntop
After mature reflection slln saw her way
out of tho difficulty Instead Of dis.
figuring the lovely features Of her bond
maid She eonlenicd herself with boring
hole IN each Of the rosy lobus of her
cars, The legend does not inform ua
whether Abraham nforward felt II In
cumbopl upon him 20 mitigate thosnurl
M ihesc little wounds by The gift Of u
costly pair " eAr.rngs, or whothor llager
procured tho trlnketa for herself The
fact romhina, however, that tho Turkish
women, all Of whom wear onr.ringt
from their seventh year, derive tho usr
OF these jewels from llagnr, awho ls hell
In vcncrailon ~ thc mother Of fhmae
tho founder Of their rhoo, Dautscii
Roman Bititothick.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-04-17

| found that he had locGed an inner
door that led upstairs Tho position
was rfolly adillcult one 10 deel with. J
couldn't possibly 50 into the street as !
was, and II remained / should certain
" bo given into custody in the morning,
For some tlmo | looked In vain for
something 10 cover myself with. The
hats and green-coals were no doubt In
the inner hall, NJ all events they were
not accessible under the circumstances,
There was a carpet on the floor, but II
WIS fitted 10 the recesses Of tho room,
and, moreover, q heavy sldoboard stood
on II.
However there were twelve chairs IN
the room, and II was with no little
pleasure that | found that on the back
OF each was an antlmacasar, Twelve
nntlmacassars would 20 q great way to-
wards covering mo, and that WINS some
thing,
did my best with the antlmacassnrs,
but ON reflection ! camo 10 the conolu'
sion that they would not help me very
much They certainly covered mo; but
q gentleman walking through South
Kensington NJ three q, M dressed In
nothing whatever but antlmacassars,
with the snow two feet deep on the
ground, would be sure 10 attract alton
tlon, might pretend ! was doing Il
for q wager, but who would believe m0P
grew very cold,
| looked out Of the window, aud
presently saw the bulls eye Of n pO'
liceman who WIS woarly plodding
through the snow, ! felt that my only
course was TO surrender 10 him,
policeman said from the window,
"onO word,
"Anythug wrong, sIrp' said he,
"I have been committing o burglary
In this house, aud ! shall feel deeply
obliged TO you II you will kindly take
me Into custody
Nonsense, SIR" said ho; "you'd bet
ter 60 10 bed, "
"'Thoro ls nothing should Ike better,
but live In Llucoln's Inn, and have
nothing on but anlmNco'garsi | an 0l-
most frozen Pray take me Into
custody
"The siroct doors Open" said ho.
"Yes, snid |. Come inv
He came ln explained the clrcum-
stances TO him, aud with great difficulty
convinced him that / was In earnest.
The good fellow put his own great coat
over mo and lent mo his own handouts,
In ten minutes | was thawlng myself In
Walton street Police Station, In ten
days was convicted at the Old Bailey,
In ten years returned from penal ser
yiludo
found that poor Mr. Davis had gone
TO hin long home IN Brompton Cemctry,
For many years ! mover passed bis
house without q ehuddor ut the ,oTIblo
hours | spent In II asG guest have
often tried tn forget the lncldout have
been relating, and for u long time !
tried In vain, Perseverance, however,
mot with rs reward, | continued 10
try Gradually one detail after dnnthw
slipped from my recollection, and one
lonely evening last May found, 10 my
intense doight that | had absolutely
forgotten all about H. w. s. GNh5H,
IN L0HaOH Dramatic NfwS,