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Crushed by a Piano.

PALESTINE, May 9,-[Speoial,l Mr.,
j. W, 0zment, of this city, received a
dispatch this morning announcing the
death, at Oak Woods, 10 miles west Of
this city, OF Mr.. Yale Manning, who
was crushed by large piano, which he
was assisting to move from an express.
Mr.. Manning's father aud mother re.
Gently died within few weeks OF each
other. All that is now Lett Of the faml-
ly is little girl, who is heiress to r
an estimable gentleman, will be buried
in this city. lie lived only a half hour
after the terrible accident, which makes
bis young wife u widow.
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An nm aRANn wINnnnn

- 'AH NNANb WlNUkOks
j George Stanfler, Dallas; Il G De-
moro, Chicago; Ben Levy, Texas; ] p w
Harlard, New York; Il @ Heath, Rock
wall; A b Coombs, ST Louis; j ] Wins.
ton, Arkansas; j IL Milliken, Weather.
fordi j Ii Trezevsnt, New Orleans; Max
ortleih, Atlanta j w Lsiug, New York;
A G Campbell, Austin; Tom Scott. city,
II 4 MacGreger, Houston; 4 l. Con.
nelly, wife aud servant, Atlanta; George
w Cleveland, city; NJ Kaufman, Nav
YORK Johnson, Runnels; w II Cav
itt, bryen; g w Bennett, New York; ii
n Ripley. E Al Stoughton, Boston I,
Temple Houston, Nobeetie; q Whit.
ney, Chicago; w Is johnson, Gaines.
vlllei " w Brush, st Louis; j w Gov.
ington, oityi WIN Brunnaugh, James M
Curran, 81 Louis; L y Case, Dallas,
George A Knight, city; ] Ii Guliedce.
Planoi Miss II Fox, Lewisyille; Il w
osgIesoy, Plano; N q Savage, Sc Louis;
" " y matthews, cityi Charles w Smith,
- Louis " A woldert, Tyler; w W
hoGrath, New orlesns.l f"
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DIED

A. j. Goule after lingering illness
OF nearly a year departed this life at
$50 o'clock last night at his late
residence on Akard avenue. The funeral
will take place this evening from
Commerce street Christian oh arch
at 1880 O'Clock. Internent in Trinity
Cemetery. Procession win leave
residence NJ i;l5. Friends and ncquaint-
ancea or the family invited 10 attend.
Dallas, ia tho deSth Of Mr.. GOufe, loses
one of her oldest and best citizons.
lie came to Dallas 70 years ago, nom
France, and during his residence had
made, by his kind manner aud upright
dealings, many warm and personal
friends who win regret to learn Of his
death.
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the inestimable benefits of honest gov
eminent and reflect honor on the party
that elected him to Office. We tender to
Grover Cleveland at all times the assur-
anco of the jealous and cordial support
of the New York County Democracy. I"
Resolved, "Thst in our Judgment,
subject TO the provisions Of existing
laws, all public offices now vacant and
such as may become vacant should be
filed by the appointment of such DEM
ocrats as may commend themselves 10
the appointing power by capacity, in
tegrity and by the record OF their SER
vices and of their faithful adherence to
the principles of the Democratic party"
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Held for Iarantio,5.

GREcNvrLLE, May 9,--[Special. THE
examining trial of Miss Matilda Ha.
vens, charged with infauticide, near
Kingston, last week, was held yester.
dav aud she was bound over i'm the sum
Of $40 to appear at the July term of tho
district court.
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7ne ELM sTRKET.

through the mail and whom Adleta was
arrested the decoy money and some $3.50
was found in his valise, which had a
false bottom and in which were found
appliances for opening mail matter. Adj
letai who Is a married man and who
OWNS grocery store and home in East
Dallas, hes stood well here, and his
friends will regret to hear of the unfor-
tunate affair. II Is rumored that Adle-
ta's arrest is calculated TO show up badly
Tor the postal service.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
A Broken Ler nna a cru.hea sh.n.

HEIDENHfMER, May 9.-[special.l-
Pink $, NJ. Daniels was brought to his
home here yesterday with a fractured
leg, caused by kick from mule at
Temple. This accident will cause Mr..
Daniels to keep his bed for some DAYS.
he has been working on the Lampasas
extension Of The Santa 70.
j, a, Moseley bad his RICH. hand Sc
verely crushed in the machinery ~ his
mill to-day.
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Arrnstnh for Than

A. LohuAtean made sfldavlt yester-
day for the arrest OF Polite MsnconI,
Joe lotto ami Antoine Sessina, Italians,
charging them with the theft of goods
amounting TO about 500, during Friday
nights fire. They were taken before
Justice Kendall, who admitted them 10
oall In the sum of $500 for the man, and
bond.
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Alleged MonL.y,nr win ,ha Main.

News reached the city last evening
that George w. Adleta, postal clerk.
running between Dallas and Texarkana,
had been arrested by the federal
authorities ON the charge OF embezzling
funds TO the amount Of IS, 900, aud lodged
IN the Jail at TexarkAna. For the mast
~ months shortages have occurred on
this route, and the Federal authorities
nave been on the lookout tor the crook. p
inspector Disc sent . bait Of Si2e
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swIndled rheir Parents.

BUFFALO, May "a sensation has
been created here by an action brought
by Peter Weller and wife against
Adam and Lois Weller, their sons.
1t is claimed tho sons defrauded
their parents out of an estate valued at
$4,000, which, however, is mortgaged
10 about half its value. The parents
claim their sons presented documents
to them which they signed, not know
ing What they were, but which proved
to be transfer of all the rights OF the
old people to Their sons. The Weller
family are very prominent here.
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Ho.No tea at Ed S, Al.ton's.
Chnreod WItb Robhorv

John Palliope, a countryman, came
Into the city Friday with small roll of
money. He drank heavily of red
flicker" and falling in with Mike Gal
lagher, "took i'm the city, to awake the
following morning to f'nd his purse $40
short. officer Overland arrested Gala.
CHER ana he languishes in jail. He has
already served Two terms in the peni-
tentiary.
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Labor Matters.
IRON woRKERs IN SESSION.

tEFVE'
PIrTsRURG, May 9.-The iron mana
facturers Of tho westare in session here,
considering the scale OF wages presented
by the Amalgamated association. No
conclusion has yet heen reached. The
opposition TO the scale offered seems 10
he unanimous. A numher Of persons
favor the suspension OF work rather
than grant the prices demanded in the
scale. The meeting will probably be IN
session until Monday evening.
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Prepared 10 ,end for Mnrw,lI.

ST.. Louis, May 0,-The register OF the
Southern hotel was taken by the police
to-day TO compare the signature of
DIR. W. II. LennOu-Maxwell, the
murderer of G. Arthur Preller,
with tho inscription, $50 Perish All
Traitors 10 the Great Cause,n found in
the trunk containing the body. Expert,
in handwriting examined both and de.
clare they Were written by the same
man. All the testimony necessary for
eXtradition is now ready, hut no agent
for the state, TO 70 after the murderer,
has been selected as vet.
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Moo and lhe snndnv hu.

Waco, May o. Special The whole
city la excited tonight oyer the enforce
ment, for the first time In many years,
Of the Sunday law. which Is very rizor-
Gus. Saloon mes are On nv eXerc sod,
but they say they VIII ohsy tha law, and
see that II is on breed on averv nody
else. Their idea Is by stfic. eufArce-
monte make 10 oiious.
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lib. NarroWfat Peas.
lib. NackereL.
Pickles in barrels.
Valencia Raisiins.
MaCEalGl in Barrels.
All kinds Of Sweet Cakes

The CHINA HALL reopened for business.
The goods having been purchased at SHER-
IFS SALE at considerably less than hall
their value, enables the management to set
prices down 10 low that TO one will be able
to compete with same. The stock will be at
once completed in all its details goods pur-
chased for CASH only and advantage taken
OF every favorable opportunity for buying
Cheap, so as to at once put the CHINA
HALL in it's accustomed rank of being the
Largest Best Assorted, Best Managed and
Cheapest Crockery and House Furnishing
Goods House in the State of Texas.
3. RosENTHAL, Proprietor.
D. GOsL1N, Manager.
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He.No tea at Ed. S. Alston's.


The revival meeting under the aus
pices Of the Floyd Street NJ. Il. Church
South, Rev. Weems Wootton pastor,
stu continues with undated interest,
A number have been converted, with q
large number OF penitents at the altar,
such ~ the deep interest the pastor
WIZ protract through the ensuing week
freaching every night and prayer.
meeting every morning at 10 o'clock.
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me Couldn,i E.cnnn nm ,rnl,

CINcISNATI, May 9.-The Times. Star
special says: AT Tecumseh, Alabama,
last night, negro, named Jordan who
had attempted to commit an outrage
upon Miss Davis, the daughter Of y
larneri but who jumped from IA window
~ Davis shot nc him, was afterwards
oAught anu lynohed bY mob.
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vito Alurdcr and suicide.

ST.. LOUIS, May O. Frank Kubecheck,
living 10 miles from Carlenvillo, ILL.,
uois, quaneled with his vito Thursday
evening and beat her ON tho head with
club Till she was insensiblo. Think
ing be had killed her, he took his shot.
gun, placed the muZzls under his chin
and blew the top Of his head of. The
couple had been married "a years.
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Mayor Brown appointed a committee
yesterday composed of Paul Jamison,
W. X. Wright and Pat Butler to inspect
the wall Of the Wordsworth bulldin U,
corner OF Austin and Elm street. There
are number of other buildings that
tention. Nv
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IA Morihl pnnhnrn.

INDIANAPOLIS, May "a package
carried by the American Express com.
psny, which came in from the west yes
terday, billed 10 Morris, Indiana, and
supposed to contain $4,000 when
opened was found TO be nothing but
paper. Where the substitution ocenrrsd
has not been determined.
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undelirered Tolnrrnm..

Messages remaining on hand at tho
Western Union telegraph Office, corner
of Elm and Lamar streets. Parties can
get them by calling from s to lOa. m.
and from to IL p. M:
a. IL Hickox, II Sollsohapp, Geo A
knight, Lindsey " Bradford, Jas Price,
David Ecker, II NJ Gage Il Co, II X Ba.
ker: w i Bachman, A Is Tabor, Lassner
4 koehler, q w Delaney, Dargsn n
Irezovant, U f Short, J z Shelley, ID
NJ Osborne & Co, Paschal z Tucker, w
Whelock, &C Wellesley.
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He.No toa at Alston's.
Ohuroh improvement Meeting.

Tho members of the church ,and con
grega'ion OF the First Presbyterian
church meet today at their church a.
II o'clock a, m. for the purpose OF taking
hteps preparatory 70 furnishing ths
present church building and finishioe
the same. From tho proposed plans sx.
hiblted II will be very handsome when
completed and exceeding comfortable.
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Shelf. Rounding Up witnesse.,

GREENvILLE, May 0.-[Special.l- Dep.
uty United States Marshal Sheffield, of
Dallas, IL here and has summoned CITY
Marshal M. Parker and John Stevens.
a negro, 70 appear at Dallas on the lglh
10 TESTIFY in the case against HARDEN
Hart for passing counterfeit money.
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WACO, May o. Special - William
Hooker, nearly 90 years Of age, was
brought to trial here to-day, on the
charge Of numbering Gus Bell, in this
county, In 1874. Immediately after the
killing Hooker fed to Louisiana, where
he remained until about three months
ago, when the sheriff OF this county
learned his whereabouts and arrested
him. Hooker had married In Louisiana,
and several children had been born unto
him. The testimony to-day was quite
damaging 10 him,
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mOr.fosd,. Asla rhesph.te.

DR.. O. Roberts, Winchester. Illinois.
says: ~ have used IL with entlre salts,
faotion In cases OF debility from are
or overwork, and In lnebristes and dys.
peptics,, aud am we'll pleased with les
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Philharmonic, May 9.--Dr, Hunt,
secretary Of the state board Of health of
New Jersey, says hog cholera cost the
aud that the loss thus far this year is
100000,
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Tone Of the stool, s,ars.,

~. FORK, May o-Goyerpment,
q and - showing an advance off, for
~ora so, e Tor currency 0's. Standards
S,ID active and prices strong. The
% Mr.. vapa gs.I ion of the statemc n,
that he s osars in depressing prices
~ wac = heavy seller OF short
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Crops.
VII
AT HEGDENHEIMER.


hElDINnErMER, May Especial. =
Sotton and corn are doing well, and al.
~ all the bad weather planters now
PEN pleased and think they can do
Nnues. 0' WV
Weather clear and cool.
MEMPHIS CROP REPORT.
MbGPHis, May 0-The cotton crop re-
~ for the Memphis district, which
EMBRACES west Tennessee, north Arkan-
~, north Mississippi and north Ala
2SnA,to be issued to morrow by Mesars.
nlil' Fontaine 4 Co., will say:
Al oats VIII he seen from the rosponses
3 zeo letters OF inquiry sent ont April
there Will be an In reased acreage
Hanteu In cotton In the die
~ Oh 81 per cent. as compared with
~ year The acreage planted in corn
20 SHOWS an increase of lg. per cent.
~ weather has In the main been favor.
~ Tor planting purposes. Arkansas
wy only section where too much wet
eSther Is complained of. The spring
oeen somewhat backward. INF
Srs nave had thoir lands I'M good
X., uiItion aud planting throughout Tho
iiet Is nearly completed. The sea
~ opens with the most favorable nros.
~ Labor is plentiful and is ro-
~ M working well under
f. eso, conditions, With favorable
I<Inv 'he outlook is quite prom.
1rusooaWt tho planter In the
ros sssse or tho 290 responses on
05arsssSe' lSS report an inoresae acreaue
(nSt Voc, a ia cotton as compared with
nbont H. = report a decrease, aud iOf
PEI cent. average increase ~,
durinDss' nher--2oS report the weatbe,
vcer. 40 H1prll more favorable than las,
same.' ~ '7ss favorable aud 70 about Tho
and workin, report labor as plentiful
coyn pa, 6td with last wear. S'''0''S
planted i'm ~ PORT an Increased acreage
yoar, "a "a a corn as compared with lasi
salne, Ay S9cseSse and lGO about the
cent. ''eo Increase, ~ pr
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NEW YORK, May 9-Jeremish NJ.
Pelton, a piano dealer Of East Four
toenth street, made an assignment to-
day. Preferences, 1924. He is rated at
$4,000.
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/ N WAIT VTTCIV A BEAUTIFUL
III 1OU " lOlA Psarly White and Sound Tssh

ssAvE
NIoRI4EX'S ORIDONTO regularly onsHsOHOsnt Box
Al Dru
wholesale by CFsSO~vDUs ISTsUG co. Danus. Te>
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The following prisoners convicted at
this term OF the district court were SEN
fenced yesterday morning by Judge G.
n. Aldridge,
Dan Williams, oolored, burglary; two
years.
Henry Lang, co!!ored, theft of oyer $40;
twO years.
James Mcknight, colored, burglary;
two years.
Johu Gardenhlre, robbery; four years.
u. @. Parker, robbery; three years.
Reuben Settler, colored, burglary TWO
years.
Jerry Morris, colored, burglary; two
yeats.
Henry Paul, colored, theft OF ovor $50;
two years.
Anderson Abrams, cJlored, theft Of
horse 1--we years.
Jim Brown, colored, theft Of COW; four
years.
Edward Foster, theft ofover $50; three
years.
James Hunnlcutt, murder; life.
The following cases were appealed:
John Gardenhire, Anderson Abrams.
Ed ward Foster and James Hunuicutt.
Court adjourned until Monday, when
the docket Cor the May term, which is
light, will be taken up, and the first four
weeks will be devoted to non.jury cases
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Arninst n School Tnk.

VAN ALsTyNE, May GA school tax
of % cents on the S100 valuation was
defeated t0-0ay by a vote OF II TO SO.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

MINERAL WELLS, May o. Special. 80
-Four Of the prisoners confined I'm the
Palo Plato county jail, namely, Green
Hammond, for the murder of George
lrgle, near Gordon, last summer, Taos
Benton anu John Bonner, charged wi h
Robbery, ana Bill Benton, who wa.
serving out fine, made their escape
this morning between the hours of2 ami
o'clock, by ding the bars OF their cage
In two and then burning and saving
their way through the walls OF the jail
The other prisoners, among the number
WltCher, who was ssntpncedIO years
in tho penitentiay for the murder Of
Dyer, 10 the coal mines last fall, refused
10 70. The sdeIifi with posse mas gone
iu pursuit and the last account was that
no was close upon the fugitiveS One
hundred dollars reward has been Of
ferod by Sheriff Owen for the capture of
Hammond aud $50 each for Thomas
Benton and Johl Bonner.
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3-lb. Pie Peaches.
3-lb. Stand Peaches.
2-lb. Pine Apples
lib. Blackberries.
lib. Sugar Corn.
lib. Soaked Corn.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
Az the Baptist church yesterday, the
session OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perauce Union was held morning. even
ing and night There are some delight.
tul speakers among tho ladies', and none
can withhold from the good and noble
women, who are engaged in so praise
worthy cause, the tribute of the sin.
ca~e7t admiration. The theme on Sat
Urday morning was the reclamation Of
fallen women, and some truly Christian
sentiments We're most feelingly adj
vauced by the speakers. This was not
strictly germane to the great object for
which they organized, perhaps, but is
In entire accord with the high and holy
principles by which they are governed.
They stand adjourned to-day, but the
members Will doubtless remain in at
tendance upon tho state prohibition
convention, for which they seem TO
have been the prelude. The follow ing
is to days
PROGRAMMES:
Mrs. Clardy read 90 chapter Cd Chron-
icles. Sermon, by Dr. Cbrismau, OF
CorsiCAna.
punuhY Afternoon. - Meatln8 Tor
young women-Repeating Psalms, by
Miss. Nellie Knowles. Esther, An es-
say, by MrH. y. A. buchanan, of Waxa-
hachie. Addresses, by Mrs. Merri-
wether, Of renness; Mrs. Saxon, OF Ten
nessee, and Mrs. Winkler, of Texas.
Young ladies Of the city especially in
vIted
Sunday Evening Song, "Nearer my
God to Thee" Lecture, by Mrs. Saxon,
Of Memphis, Tennessee. Gospel tenn
perance songs.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
PALo PINTO PRISONERS ESCAPE.
Prepared to Send for Maxwell-Lynohing
in Alebama-An Old Man on Trial
for hurder at WacO-Matilda
Inil Delivery at palo Pinto.

PALo PINTO, May Especial. -Four
prisoners escaped FROM the county Jail
last night-Green Harmon, John Dam
ner, Tom BENTON aud another, name not
known. Harmon was charged with
the murder OF George Ingalls, Banner
aud Benton were charged with asaaul.
with Intent to kill one Ray, In the south
ern part of the county, The sheriff of
ters 500 reward for the capture Of Ham
mon and $50 each for Banner aud Ban-
ton. Uammon is about IS years old, 8
feet 5 inches nigh, round face, square
build, red features, ight hair and blue
ewes.
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"
Held for Numbering an Insane Patiei

Held for Numbering an Insane Patient.
YOUNGSTOWN, PA, May 9.--A.oxander
Steele, an attendant IN the insane asy-
lum, was brought before Burgess White
this morning, charged with murder.
The original commitment was for man
slaughter in connection with the kill
ing Of Theodore Caster, an insane pa
tent in the insane asylum, who was
found dead, with "a number of his ribs
bfOkgn. rhe violence used was such
that one OF the broken ribs pierced
the victims heart. William
l.. Tunbul, the other attendant
accused OF killing Caster was used as q
witness. He says he saw Steele Kick
and beat Caster for leaving his bed and
refusing TO return. After the beating
the witness went to bed and heard the
assault renewed. A few minutes later
Steele called him, and Caster died iu
ais presence. Steele asked him not to
give him away. This request and his
fear of Steele prevented his giving this
testimony atthe ooroner's inquest.
Steele was committed for murder and
Turnbull held SIS witness.
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Mexican Scientific
CapItnI CITY Cnllinra.

BosToN, May 9.--Mexican "a, 58ki
scrip, $50; stock, 1891.
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PROGRAMME,
sentenced TO the PenitontIsrv,

Cow boys and all the other boys veil
for Opera Puts cigaretts.
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EVERY tlrst-class dealer sells Opera
Pun Cigarettes. VIII not stick TO the
lipg,
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MINERAL WELLS, May 9.--lSpeciaLl +
An effort Is being made to revive the
Mineral Wells railway, and this time
with good prospects Of success. The
grade is already completed to Mllsap,
and the company agrees to give the
right oi-way to The road and $4,000 in
money to any company that will iron,
tie, aud put the rolling stock on the
rpad
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-01
The Fat and the Lean.
boston BJdgat.l

''-1-a oNi'AS1-il
|. ilsie IS theory abroad that fat men
@amOnly jollier. and of a happier
.lel4aent, than lean ones. We fancy
..slelVe' that corpulent habit denotes
r. - prosperity, liberal disposition, an
[s y E sGiOanatured enjoyment of all the
e. - lungs OF life, with the joints well
-. ~ Ie angles and the wrinkles
,Iua.! out and the friction reduced to
- .%ss' terms. On the other hand we
- s.as leanness with sharp, angular
.Is,l Suoe. frigid temperament and a
II T,su %aded1cy to grOwl at whatever
., sOl But these fine theories are
a. .'i. y ! Knocked in the head by facts.
81 VI " Tue merriest, happiest. sunniest
lSoS o We t''. met have been of the ira.
stE xb'I Aln-taced, lantern-iawed" va,
.ss D Sue We have sometimes encoun-
man r,'s :; whose liberal adipose pro-
|sai h. y, su oogy We're accompanied with
'hgF If If smallest specimens of souls we