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The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22
GLENDIVE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
GLENDlvE,. MONT.

a thorough training
school, offering superior adj
vastnges to young men and
:lconeen for acquiring a
thorough Business ed1Aca-
ton. We hare The best
teachers from the east and
!! eDe,yl effort 1uiW be put
forth to ddrn7ace to the
highest degree possible, all
those placed In, our charge.
Circulars and specimens.
of pe7l7,aa7as1hip, sent7 free to
any address.
RIG ll- 3 81. ERJN.4.A
P1 J, ( q Z to- 8.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-10-22

right hip. s y 80 - - NJ NJ
Il Hsngs. Little Missouri, south Of Inc b. i.
4 Ear Mnrk.-Crop the right b IS g3s IL
y Horse brand-EC on left shoulder, x; y, az sz
owners Of DIV brand ON left sids. e III 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

8. A. Haseislne & Bro, patent solisl-
tors, Springfield, Missouri, sends as
the following list OF paten.s witch
wero issucd 10 citizens OF Texas du'-
10 the past we,k.
irriKstiDv land. - 1,
Ennia, culiiva,or.
J,ff,tscn l.. Buford, Albany, distances
Fed 0rilum, Comanchs, Tost hole
nulur. v .,.,...
Nu,tips, Adrain, sssisnor Of min"
sseu.t wt "tieths 10 B. d. Martin, y. Y.
O'Nesl, X q. Dial, :. n: Ellif H. Way
ner. 4. L 0Asstts and Il II uyros
1scsavilles eee.eeupllns. /,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

'ness ~ oar people nust dspspa .,or
ss yeomanry who own thar nops :
~ we soii thev sulnvats. res -.
wn"ss Own roofshslt.rp him from, an
.uu s'oru Is more Of pasrio, mo m -
gov humble bic homs ms, -.
sosn ne eeaia ever b. IN ths finsss ns,''
Esrns rnso ny sno,hsf.-lGteenvills
AhsHkHED TO TER FORT WORTH "a
xsrrk,
fHH pshAAx hasALs ssys ona Of n,
contemporaries sriameAan,iy min 4,
Xmas: SWAY should tn, uoor ,.ho,,
NV MAC 70 foresS 10 tsas % c.n.s n
s"v.f LOT le9 ssnta Of bia bsre.ss-usd
u ~, ifths silver qssstion As.
ant ~ such spsss that man NM
.ake 80 eents FOR 81, oar adviss IA ~
ut noiore = mao hss To civ. his A.
'sfs Tor no'hiug.-lnunis Recorder,
xSIaHrs OF LABOR.
Ihe Anisnts of Labor ars not va,
strong enoneh In numbsrs or arm,
shntiy vel gr' undsc In ,s.ir pr,n.,
pea u snard 10 tass unorsgs AZ wall
9,recteo snd s'ndly tendsred sdvis.
Ihoso are Their h-Ss friends Who sd.
non'sh than of thu hidden rssfs pnop
Sh,ch their vssseis snay ba s,r.uS.d
.nd point ost she dangers that nS,s,
'Hs@'-tForl Nor h Gssetss.
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The prevalence IT mAlarial disou-
dsrs being dependent upon vitiassd
conditions OF asmosphsrs aud water 10.
IA certain regions, ~ course, iuevit..
BILE. Tho grand question, therefore,
presents itseif 20 every residsns IL q
fever stricken locality IL: "whs ct
msAna shall I adopt to escsp> toe
dreaded seourgss" Fer third OF =
century Ao-tsitsr's Stomach B,tters
has bssn the en- bodisd snsser 70 this
Ques ion. In th'ekly populated AMI
sparssiy settled districts 81 ne, In town
aud in country, 1t has sdbrded con-
stsnt proteo.ion sssius, mslsrisl In
'~ssion la those who have used h. Il
ersa'cs'es and prevents with eQuG
csr'sts,y, f-ver aud asus, bilious, no
mitlsut, ousb sgue and Agus csks and
utilities $50 the perniaious af.sr ei,
'.o's VI using psrsi ,ieat'y the hartfal
slksloid IA phets of an'nine. It alec
remedies, with rhoroughnsss, dyspep.
siS, liver complaint, constipation, dc.
bihty AMP rheumatism.
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His Desperate Struggle and How II
hndea.

His Desperate Struggle and How II
kneea.
0ne OF oar neighbors, Mr.. Ward, 10
surrssndsd with such peculiarly inter.
esttsa sirouastanse, that wa think 1,
our duty 10 lay .he ease before ,be
public.
The persoa spoken OF has been snf-
feriag With g dreadful case OF active
blood poisoning Tor syphilis) for IL or
IA yesrr, during whicn time he had
tried eli known remedies, whion
served only 70 patch h,u up and keep
Ito In him. He fusliy came to bs one,
of the most loathsoNe objsots Of hui
manlty itsaginesniq, ard bis appesr-
eusc wss actually s,cksping sight
he ghapced to see an advertisement ui
b u. B., RDd seat uD 81, asking us Z,
order ona bottle, which We did (h-
medicine was not kept hero then). He
soon requested US to order more of u
tor him, sNying that IL was doing him
moro good than any remedy hs b sd
tried, He oontiausd ths use OF it fnr
soms time, AID improving very rap
tily ell the time, until every sofo had
healed, and be- seemsd entirely cured.
Very respnctfuily,
w. G. BLCuMORE Il 90.
General Merchauts.
Mnxeyp, Co., snn as 1888.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

While money ia close, wages and
prices Low, expenses should ba cut
down In every household. Economy
tne watch v0rg for Mothers. Head on
Doctors bills by always Keeping in the
house bottle of Or. Bossnko's Cough
and Lung syrup. StOpe = Cough In.
stsntly, relieves Consumption, cur, +
Group ana balm In the Chest in one
Night II is just the remedy for hard
times, Price 80 eents, end 81. Gam.
pies irso. Sold by all druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
OpYEREn WITH SORES.

I have boon afflicted since last March
with u skid disease tho doctors called Ec.
zo'at. Ny face vas covered with scabs
ana sorea, and tho Itching and burning
were ai,nost unbearab o. Seeing your Cu
TiCURA RsxgpIEs no highiy recon-.
IN hded, coroluded 10 g,yo ihem trial,
external and R.soLyRsr io,er ally, fer
four mo this call myself curei, In graf
itude To- which | make this public vtlto-
ment. In. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
BROAD BR. Ok, Conn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
uHWNTNl TtEV1aUCY,
Maxsys, Co., jane Is, 1885.

You sro allowed O Tree trial OF 50
days o, the use VI DR.. Dye's Celebrated
VoltGio Belt with Elec,rical Suspense
ny appliances, for the speedy relief and
permanent cure OF Nervous Dc.
Dility, Loss of Vitality and Man
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for mauy other diseases. Complete
res toration to hoaltb, y,gor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk IL incurresi,
illustrated pamphlet with full lpf0r
Mation, terms, etc., msiled free by nd
dressing Voltsic Bel; company, Mar.
shall, Michigan,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
Nusical Iustructiol

Professor Il. Sch IN acher, formerly
81 81. Louis ANA New Orleans, viii
give Thorough inst' uclions on The
n,ano ana v.olln, aud in vocal culture.
VIII serve also "a conductor to con-
certs, operas, Orat0rios, enc. Applica.
tioDa may be roade ut Q. II. Edwards
music store,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
ITCHING DISEASES CURED.

CuriCuRA standsat tho no ID OF It's ciass,
especially this the case with the curl.
CuhA SOAP. Have had an unusua ly good
sale thls summer, owing 10 the prevalence
Of an aggravated form Ot tbs l CHI ,hrou b
the UuTIouRA RRMR les proved sa,i lac.
tory. W. i. HAhDIGu, Druggist.
UHIoNTowN, KY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
Fhe Board Of Trade,

Que OF the postest, nobbiest and
coolest resorts in the city IL the ele-
gait saloon of Messrs. Purdy q Ran.
iall, on tho northeast corner OF Main
and Ausim streets. The purest brands
~ WHISTLES. wines, branHies, etc, ard
he choicest lots OF imported and 40
mostic cigars are ouly kept. Tho chog
counter &c always supplied wtth th,
freshest end choicest deicacies of the
season. TIE billiard tables are the
finest in the c,ty. II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
SCALP, FACE EAnsuAspNroK.

/ was afflicted with Eczema on tho Scalp
Face, Ears and Necw, which tho drugyist,
where DOT your remedies, prOuou uc.d
oDo oftne worst ca. en- that had o. mo unoer
HI nuticn. He advised mo 10 try your Cu-
IiCunA BEMRDI.s, and after i've days
tirely cured and nope IN another week Ia
have my ears, neck aud he other part Of
my face cured. HERMAN SLApE
lN IL. lTH bTprL., XIV YORK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
Buckien's ,r.ica sa,ve.

| he BEST sa,yo IN Inc world FOR cuts
bruises, eorss, ulcers, salt rhoun, jew I
sores, totter, chappsd hapds, chilblsins
cores and all skin ernpliops, and pos.
lttyeig cures piles, or no pay required
! ~ guaranteed 10 give perfect salts.
faction or money refunded. Price, 2.
cents per box. For safe by w. Ii
Howell Il Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
SKIN !, n o., 4;; lures. |

HUMiL1ATINg Eruption itching and
lBuri Z SKIN Tortures, Loa,hsoms
sores, and every sp clcn of itching, scaly,
Pimpy, Inherited, Scroful0us and Contit-
gi us sea 'es of tho Nluod, skin ana Soap,
with Loss OF Hair, from Infancy to old age,
great skin Cue, and CurIcuR, SOAP an
exQr isite skin D au iiier, externa ~, and
CuricusA nEsoLvHST, tho ntw Blood Pu-
rider, internally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

just received by the Weir Plow com.
pany, and on exhibition in their large
and wel-Nrauged repository, another
Gao Of II. M. Miller q Co.'s bugsies
carriages phaetons, etc. lhey are es-
pecls,ly 6no and are selling iast. DoL'i
forget the place.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
CuTrouaA RKMEptKs /.

Arc sold by all drusglsts. PRICE. Cur.
cuRA, ~ cents; RKs0lvkNr, $l.p; soAp,
70 cents. P0TTEu DRuu AND BKMfCAf.
Co, BOSTON. Send for How 10 euro Skin
DIrAT1T1FY the Complexion aud
DEA " Skin By using OuTfcukA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

q THE ,EwlNU MAlHlNEn
A. the catise Of uterin Pains aud
X we wsrs s mesa x,d Pr 4Esh! ..s slss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Parlor, Cloak and Suit Room.
The largest selection of ladies'
misses ana ohildren's wraps and suits
Ia the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Use eOZoDol,T when y u have eaten;
Use OXODONT y1ur brenth 10 sweeten
Use S'ZODONTf 30 aid dige ton;
Uss snZOnORT md ask no quest on;
PreAerve your nolars and you won't
Regret the use OF OZODunT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Orr's bug9ies suii continue their
ranH AZ tho head OF the irado. No. rs
Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Just try y botae OF DR.. AcoLt's Cocoon
Iron and Phoaph nus. For ssia by Nj
diuxgieta.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Shiloh's Oa,arrh Remedy, u positiv,
cure Tor catarrb. diphtheria ana cank
or mouth. Sold by J. L.. Williams 8
70.
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A Grateful Oder,

a GratefuI OdOr,
indicative of heslth and purity, Ia com
plunicatcd TO the mopih by the sweet.
scented SOZODONr, which makes the
Tooth - White and ~ rsdisnt sq pol
ishsd p0reelsiD, and contains no in
grsdient that IL not highly bonefsis
TO both gume aud teeth.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Bouohe, tho Grocer, has a. fine t0a,
cotfee, sugar, canned goods, as can be
bought Anywhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Boushs kesps All kiuus Of cigars an
tobaeoos Try hin pickle Tiger eigar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

White nsh S,s cent? por pound.
Is. o. WnLLER q 90.
nv. Csan 0roCeYp.
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Just try . bottle OF pr. sootts Cocoon.
Iron and Phosphorus. For sale by all
druggists.
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f0RP0ESERNNoA ave- sEAUnfrlNe 1HE CoMRlExloM

os-y California S:s.,es wherever known .,y ..
sss Snssss Sss thus S OBJ sss I S
@ ss ss sss ss ,. :sSa q :.soss
Ss s ssi y ~ iSarss s and :s ssS s "a
& ss: = s ass ss : q. .ss s$ sSs: @
s % NE * s @ ss:
.s%a sanction ofs a %
s 7 ned ass Sas Vim n.
sSs p S h s s Sa the
% s S.s sf as s ss Hi isaac Ta s's.
pfys'S S s Srn D tSs Il. s,S%
Rf9 sa p HSosS alss L. laid B. 1T
Rq p :. ss: asa ~ p % ~
SsGT e S ss% d. ss ss%s.
H$$s:; 4 ss ;s;. ssis
1,. u,, !. :, BIooKs Druggists. Chicago
y; % Gs I'd ssa ssa
ae n tho parS ntn END '' HGa srm ns
INV Ssss Y s ssa
sSSs S.n me G T deferred Mo- sss ;S 8 n
%sssss OF ss s S Mo. wasa. Co., tn. ..,.
sAos .as T b Ssm.:s and %
the hs ~ nov sssS s
0, while n. m 70. ~
SHORTY 1XMKIi.G ~ " ' ar'""s
Hmma N.,aaa n,.'h. osr.t.r Aasllna
Eaaa' J"."usheh Alice Oates. Sarah
Fanny D"vsrpors Jessie y.se.. A.ao,A...
SssSss s!s1 ssss ss e 5
aada a sss & ssr yGss % hoard from
ae o shoa .af % % ,s
DIRECTIONS:
anioSa, sS SsS assa p B
's ~ 'H ra%yea.
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Re Florence Nightingale OF the
q Observation-Disclosures,

letter written to the German Re-
formed Messenger at Chsmoersburg,
Pennsylvania:
ABENErACrREss.
Just open the dGnr for her, and Mrs.
Winslow will prove tho American
Florence Nightingale Of the nursery.
Ot this we arc ~ sure that we will
teach our "Susy" to say "a blessing
on Mrs. Winslow" Tor helping her tn
survive and escape the gr,piug, colick
ing and teetaing seize. Mrs, Wins
lows Soothing Syrup relieves the
child from pain ano cares d, seutery
and diarrh@A IL soitens the gums,
reduces 10 tamation, cures wind collie,
and carries the iDtant safely through
The teethiog period. IL performs pre-
cisely what 1t processes 10 perform,
every part ofit--nothlng less. We have
never seen MIRA. WinslOw-know her
only through tho preparation Of her
"Spothiug Syrup for Csildren teeth
ing" IL We HAD the power we would
make her as shG is, = physical savior
TO the iufant race. Sold 0y all drug
sists. Is cents q bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

dsnts' sscks At Burr 4 Bro. ,bss Mai,
street.
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WAEB's WO&s.

Save and mend the siscss, use "spsl.
dipg'x Giue,u
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Mr.. w. +. Hsrdenbreos, la'o o.
rtou.Aou. IA busineas msutger io'
'rsxss Siniugs in New yors'-lsai
A sso,,,., Exprepa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

Texas owns in.il,cns of acres oil lano
In the v s.,ern counties. These lsnos
Are b Ing monopolissi by s;Oekmen to
he exc usicn Of farmers who want
shss,, pcm,s. 1, 10 tims for Governor
ireland 70 issus = pteclafnsuon' w IT'D
SSvouets enough w eu'vrce - anu
SSssrS greatness Of Xexss anu sn' AsF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

yrec trade agitation and tho aenione'
usa,,on of silver will work about es
complete disaster 70 Amcrio.n ,, oa :,
~ To cvp sri, s.--sAn Au,onio LiBh1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24

An exchange wants 40 know Why so
many are advocating deep water u.
Sabine Pass and other places, instead
ar uniting on asl,eston. The prinv,-
nal reason why 40 many are sdvocsS
IN SABINE Pass, for instance, ~ ps
ssn,e tncreis no wharf company thefe'
-IAustiu Stateemans
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-21
Arenfuagenarian,s Letter.
To the Editor of Tie Dispatch:

10 INC EndW " TIC DtsP"t'"'
s. May one who has never ventured to
write for political or secular paper
before. though he has now passed his
three-score years, be allowed to ex-
press his great qualification and salts
faction at the present state of affairs.
and to make suggestion or two? My
father, years ago. used to say he was
not afraid to trust the people if left to
Judge and act for themselves, but that it
was the practice the demagogue which
should be dreaded, whose policy was to
endeayor to kill off the influence (po-
litically. at least,) of those who were
the first to be sought for assistance or
advice about other matters. | have
shared similar views, and it is crafty
ing to think the people seem more dis
posed of late to take the conduct of
affairs in their own hands and not give
up so much to the politicians. Ii looks
somewhat like We are returning to the
time when the office sought the man,
and not the man the office. This seems
to have been the case in regard to our
President-elect, and was clearly so as
regards our congressman elected from
the First district. Now, with honesty,
capacity, and faithfulncss in the all
ministration of affairs, recollecting that
Offices are. or should be, created for the
benefit Of the people, and that the hold
ers are the servants of the people ; with
the old standard, l." Is he honest, capa-
BILE. and faithful" applied as to the
fitness of those being appointed to
Office. these tests being satisfactorily
answered. experience should be an
additional recommendation. and surely,
if accounts be true. the want of these
qualifications among those now in office
will leave room enough for very many to
be appointed.) may we not hope that
we may return to the purcr days Of the
republic. Among the many evils re-
quiring prompt correction the use of
money in the elections is a crying one.
1t seems to me the offer to buy ones
vote is an insult. and that any man
willing to sell his vote is unworthy of
being allowed the privilege of voting.
Patriotism is solemn and sacred duty.
and every good citizen should earnestly
labor, strive. and pray for the true wei
fare of his country.
All indications seem to point to Gov
ernor Cleveland as a man who will en-
deayor faithfully to discharge his OIL
cial duties that he is a man of good
sense and sound judgment. and will
aim to do justly and fairly by all; and
that, after investigation of cases. he
will have the independence and firmness
to do what he thinks will be best for
the promotion of the welfare of the
whole land, May we not hope that no
undue desire for Office gill he manifest
ed by our people. e.
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY, Janu-
ary, 1885.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-21
MISS PRYOR'S SUICIDE.
A Young Girl Ends Her Life-Shc Drown.
Herself In a Mill Pond.

A Young Girl Ends Her Life-Shc Browns
Herself In a Mill Pond.
A Salisbury (Md.) special says: In
telligence reached here from Nutter dis
trict this morning Of the suicide, by
drowning, of Miss Maggie Pryor. daugh-
ter of William p. Pryor, deceased, and
who was prominent farmer of our
county. A gentleman from Rutter's
district, who was present at the jury of
inquest held late yesterday afternoon
by Squire Riggin, stated to the Ameri-
can correspondent the following facts,
as given at the inquest
The young lady, who was only six
teen years old, has since her fathers
death made her home at Mr.. Andrew
Pollitz's, who resides in Nutter district.
and which is distant two miles from the
mill known as the Old Burnt Mill,
which has long since ceased to be wa
ter power. The bed Of the pond has
been partially drained and converted
into cranberry bog. Near the dam.
however, there is deep pool caused by
former washout, in which the body
Of the young girl was found. On
Wednesday last she left her home
for a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Marion Brown who lives two miles dis
tant. She remained until Friday. her
sister walking mile with her. On her
return from this point, after taking
leave Of her sister, she is supposed,
from her steps which were traced, to
have gone direct to her watery grave.
Persons passing the dam to attend the
sunday-afternoon services at Union
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-21
The Supreme Court.

Mr.. fuckers bill providing for the
division of the Supreme Court of the
United States into two sections, each to
have jurisdiction in such cases as Con-
gress may by law assign to it, has been
objected to OH the ground that the jul
dicial power of the United States, so
far as it is originally vested in the SUI
preme Court, cannot be constitutionally
distributed or divided up among two or
more groups Of the same court; that
the bill would divide what is indivisible.
Mr.. GEORGE TICHNOR CURTIS
makes a very plausible answer to that
objection. He says, amongst other
things:
alt will not be less the judgment Of
the one Supreme Court if Congress
shall direct certain number of the
Judges to sit and act in certain cases
and another number of the judges to sit
and act in other cases, provide a quo
rum of each Of the divisions Of the
court is defined by law. 1t is mis-
take to suppose that tho division into
two branches Of equal authority TO act
in the cases assigned to each of such
divisions would be the establishment of
two courts. twill be the same court
the 'one Supreme Court of the Con-
stitutior-because the judgments rem
dered by the quorum of each division
will be made by law to be the judgment
Of the court"
"What is to prevent Congress from
directing that five of the judges Of the
Supreme Court (supposing the whole
number to be fifteen shall hear and de-
termine equity cases; that five others
shall hear and determine common-law
cases, and the other five shall hear and
determine admiralty cases."
But Mr.. CURTIs's illustration is fatal
to his argument. If Congress can di-
vide the Supreme Court into three
branches, and make each branch Su-
preme Court, and all three together
nothing but the Supreme Court also, it
can divide the court into dozen sec
tons, "because the judgments rendered
by the quorum Of each division will be
made by law to be the judgment of the
court"
The Federal Constitution provides
that in all cases affecting ambassadors,
&C., the Supreme Court shall have
original jurisdiction. Which Of these
three sessions would have this original
jurisdiction IL it be answered, that
in such cases all three sections are to
set together, then it would seem to fol-
low that there ought to be but one SUI
preme Court to set and hear any case
for the Supreme Court which has
original jurisdiction in such cases is the
only Supreme Court which the Federal
Constitution recognizes or provides for.
Mr.. CALHOUN wished to provide for a
dual Executive president Of the United
State9, but he proposed to secure it by
an amendment TO the Constitution.