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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
DAYS. WAS too late To save her.

days. | was too late to save her.
"'Iou have forgiven he ?" she ask
ed that evening. as | sat by Der bed.
81 forgave you, my child, long since;
but not him who has brought yos to
this Were is hep
"'Dead,' said the poor girl, in a
faint whisper. 'Don't speak i'll of
him. can't bear it,
II asked her why she had not let
me know sic Was in distress why she
had not come home.
81 was ashamed to come," she said,
q knew you would not turn from ME;
but was too much ashamed"
"The next day but one the doctor
told me what to expect. promised
the poor child that Trot should take
her place with me. | held the little
one for her to kiss, and had it taken
away and then
"'Trot, my darling, run upstairs to
nurse for awhile; | will call you down
again by-and-by.
And then, as | said, Violet bade
NE gOOu Dye. 1er last words. L hey
were, Give my love to Harry.
"These incessant fogs have d very
bad effect on my throat. | can't talk
for any length of time without getting
like did just now, so that | can't
croak out word.
There isn't much more to tell, for
tunateIy, for I'm getting as hoarse as
d raven.
Il was out, with Trot by my side,
one day last autumn, when | came
upon some one | had thought to join
the majority. lie was walking with a
pretty, stylish looking girl, chatting
and laughing, but when he saw me
the smile died on his lips, aud the
blood flew to his face.
"His gaze dwelt for an instant on
the child whose hand | held. He knew
those brown eyes and long lashes, and
be saw the black frock.
There, that is all. Harry, | read
your thoughts. You must not. Leave
him to heaven. Promise me. boy-for
her sake. You promise? Your hand
on that. Heaven help you, my poor
iai -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
A Mystery Explained.

The Rev. DR.. Sampson, who W. for
many years pastor of Sam Hou .on,
sends to the New York Tribune a let
ter which clears up the most romantic
secret in the life Of one of the most
picturesque figures in American his
tory. In all the strange episodes Of
Houston's career, from the day when
as a boy he was adopted into the fam
lily Of an Indian chief to the time when
he believed himself not unlikely to be-
come the President Of the United
States, none was more singular and
lnexplicable than his sudden renunci-
alton of his bride, his unexplained re-
signation of his office of Governor of
Tennessee, and his disappearance from
the State-a series of acts which in a
young and successful politician laid
him under supicion of insanity. In
the books the episode has always been
passed by with bare comment ''for
reasons unknown to the public. The
reasons are made known, more than
fifty years after the event, in DR.. Samp-
sons letter, and will add to the respect
in which this rugged and semi-heroic
chara cter is held to this day.
General Houston had risen rapi lily
from an humble beginning to the po-
sition of Governor Of Tennessee, and
soon after entering on that office, he
contracted an engagement and alliance
with young lady of beauty and ac.
complishments. The morning after
the marriage, to the CONSERVATION of
every one, he resigned his office, babe
adieu to his newly made bride, and be.
took himself to the wilds of Arkansas
and the companionship of the red men
of the forest. This inexplicable con
duct has remained a mystery until
now. The idea of man running away
from the office of Governor and from
a pretty bride was something so mex
plicable and so out Of the ordinary
course of events that people were as
tonished, aud "still the wonder grew"
And ever since the mystery has re-
mained unsolved, until now the conf
Dental friend of the old hero Of San
Jacinto comes forth and reveals it.
We allow him to give the secret in his
own words:
"On the eve of his marriage, Gov.
Houston observed a tremor in the
voice and in the hand of his bride,
when the VOW Of undivided attach
ment was announced, which convinced
him that some secret had not been re-
vealed to him. Before retiring. he
frankly told hepof his suspicion, asked
frank confession, and pledged her
that IL should not work her injury.
His frankness and firmness led to the
confession that her affections had been
given and pledged to another before
their meeting, and tilial duty had
prompted her acceptance of his proffer
of marriage. Houston retired to his
own cot. Next day he resigned his po-
sltlon, allowed the entire fault to ap-
pear as his, permitted and encouraged
her application for a divorce on the
plea Of desertion, and the bride was
married to the man Of her former af-
fectlon. Many irregularities, rumor. of
charged on the man who had
really sacrificed everything to save one
who had erred only in mistaken duty,
but no charge of domestic inflicity
could be true in man who denied it
to the estimable lady who afterwards
became his wife.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
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The Young Ladies of Modern Times.

| know | am an old-'ashioned bed though
not fooif>h!v 80 in my WAYS
And like well TO speak my mind about the
Nouag aides OF modern days:
Their own u grandmolhers would not know them
and ! NJ lost n arnr cement mvsei
Bur Nh'lhrr the old or 'hs young oUrs are right
| wish some "i.c person would tell.
ANAea VAS q glr. twas not asthstics, but ine
hoGS-k eepins won praise.
AMI she Was counted notable woman that A
good pie crust could r4ise.
! no could m4ke a luscious cordis studied sea-
soniugs and rsguu's,
Bot the young ladies rho manage the world to-
day have very different views.
NJ granddaughter Pol SAYS Yes indeed ;
there are servants 10 bake md to fry
The eordlals are nov 10 te buug ght IN the stores.
aud doctors don't recommend pie;
That she knows bert.r than waste her time dis
t,Ius sweet water. aad pUmAde,
: " ben there: barber, and periamsrs gad
enoush TO 'olow the job tor a trade
Aud she plays Chopin aud Beethoven. has a
notion OF l.attn and Greek
And German, French aud lii. ian, she says,
every gitl oughl to speak
She 5 ~rlHns DIANA now, aud she written
half dozen ronsuces
Aad she th.uk !, tee sho,kiug,y slow" rot
'o kao" all the sew games and dances.
Whsa loo. al their h.gh-art needlsvork, "
a. the sgahowsrs lilies aud cranes,
Al the wondeffaI painted psl-tlcs .ni pl.q ass
'aIoA glE.s ate ao'h,ng but brains
v hsa ! .oe. al them da,sd and friiied, piuks,
Eacss, albers aut t1ser. IN 4 mess
All pictures Of epoch. and styles and
schools ;b's. sir.' ere nothtuE buI
dress,
Ba, IL spite Of ,be dressing .ni p.a,jng .sd
painting 'h, ,fa'a mus; K tod. aad I'll
Seyry vas Housekeeping much letter managed
iaaG I-si 81 is n.nAsrt to-dAy
Aod fslhs;s, instead Of sdmou5shiRg girls,
FtA'se .El hapov laym r4ri, aud l-'e,
= nArtss N IsiEAtug, iae rcsng folk. are
Fi-a' aEd the o,a oaes- Ok cut u a.le.
For Ire modern lover is jGst a, bad bis mis-
tEess :, 81 of qg,.n
4 more beautiful brajt&a, ethereal typ, th.a
tie -erid hss ever ssen
t4r taxes she sogssk~ssUg all 81 trust, ~hile
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t-t. shoaEa doat ua4er,;sHi ii al, ,h.
trust very rarely i,Hross.
8 -ss .F,aktsg .hoat 'hs girl, Of N, time :. F..
lover sus yesterday.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
Obllglng.

At Montreal thief went into the
hall of hotel while the boarders were
at supper and gathered up all of the
hats.
He was making his way out when a
boarder. little behind time. came in
and asked him what he was about.
"Oh," says the thief, "l'm taking the
gentlemens hats around to Leary's to
get smoothed
"Well,' replied the boarder, "take
my hat, too, will you"
"Certainly, sir" said the accommo
dating thief, and vanished.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
Enjoying a Square Meal.

care you enjoying your dinner::"
asked Bobby of the minister, who was
taking Il Sunday dinner with the fam
lily. Yes, Bobby" responded the
minister, pleasantly. Mamma said
this morning that she thought you
would, as she didn't suppose that with
your small salary and big family you
got much to eat from one weeks end
to another"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29

The opinion of the general public
in regard to Ayers Cherry Pecteral is
confirmed by clergymen, lawyers, pub
lie speakers, and actors. All say it is
the best remedy that can be procured
for all affections of the vocal organs,
throat and lungs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29

Ssspea Nail Order Department ee5sao ssoo sa mailed %
application We F
goods Style Color,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29

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, 1885-01-28

newspapers 1t is gratifying to note
that a great many have to good senes to
select the Sun. It il safe to say that
those who did 80 had no share in the
foregoing acts Of pilfering from the Trea-
sury. Some members took religious pa
pens and some took papers that were de-
cidedly the reverse of religious A costly
terrestrial globe was thought to be needed
by somebody. On member got IN I'm
perial Dictionary, costing SIS.
There is richness in the account Of the
expenses OF investigatng committees par
ticularly the travelling committees II
may ever be said that they are almsst w
10 the funerals.
, 1885-01-28
Another North Pole Scheme,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.--Chief Engi-
neer Melville, of Arctic fame, issued to-
day an address to the American public.
wherein he expresses the belief that the
time is now ripe for making the final and
successful voyage to the north pole. The
route he advocates is by way of Franz
JosefTs land and he declares it to be en-
tirely a safe and feasible one. It would
be, he thinks. an actual saving Of life to
make the attempt now before the knowl-
edge born Of experience expires. and he
trusts there is some man in America who
will rise to the occasion and from his
abundance supply the paltry sum requisite
to fit an Arctic expedition. The sum he
places at $4,000. providing the transport
ship is only chartered, or 100000 If it
be retained, which he asserts is 10 neses-
sary. He will write. he says. the name
Of his patron across the polar continent
, 1885-01-28

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. ga fire at the
insane hospital this morning was got un-
der control after destroying the engine
room and laundry, the bakery and some
smaller apartments located in the rear Of
the building connected with the main
structure by a large three story building
containing a kitchen, sleeping rooms for
the employees, the chapel of the institu-
ton, finished only last spring, and a dry
house. The loss is s75,0 900; uninsured.
There was no panic among the LOO pa
tients, most of whom watched the fire,
and no one was injured.
, 1885-01-28
The s. P. G. A. in Luck.

JERSEY CRY, Jan. 27.-Henry Bergh,
ofthe Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, appeared before the surrogate
in the Hudson county orphans court to-
day and filed the will Of Miss Otilla ASS
ing, in which he is named as sole execn-
tor. Miss Assing formerly resided in
Hoboken, and with her sister, Lindmolla,
who translated the works Of several Ger
man authors, and is well known in literary
circles. Last August Miss Assing COM
mitted suicide in a hotel in Paris by tax
ing poison, after suffering intensely from
cancer in the breast She was about 60
years Of age. In the will found on her
person, and dated Nov. Q, 1871, after dis
posing Of her laces and jewels among her
friends, she bequeaths her poems and
souvenirs to Frederick Douglas, ex-mar-
shal Of the District of Columbia. She
also leaves him $4,000 in trust in recog-
milton of his labors in the anti-slavery
cause. The interest is to be paid quar-
terry to Douglas and upon his death the
trust is to revert Internationally to the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals.
, 1885-01-28
AM AcoomrIIsnED kNAvE.


MIR. II. A. Bachman is entitled to =
decorated leather medal. Mr.. Bachman
Is, or, more properly was. an intinente
peddler. By industry and close applicn-
ton to business he has risen until to-day
he has achieved the doubtful distinction
Of a irst class swindier.
Some weeks ago Bachman came to
Cheyenne pcnniless but full Of enterprise
and responsibility. He began peddling
in a quiet and unostentatious way buying
goods in small lots, paying for them and
subsequently getting larger lots on time.
By the liberal use Of a tongue Of heredi-
tary o~iliness, he also borrowed money Of
several persons, but gave ample security
in the form Of his individual note Of hand
Monday night he wendell his way to the
whittier.
Among those who were victimized are
Marks & Myers. Kellner Brothers, A.
Adamsky, Isaac Greentree, Bergen, q
pawnbroker, Cowhick 4 Whitcomb, P.
II. Waterman. and several back counties
yet to hear from.
In private life Bachman was a daisy.
Ofone poor man he borrowed $500 and
left a note in place Of the cash OF an
other he obtained sl60, and of a Mrs
Bennett he secured about sl75, the saw
ings Of a pension Of IS a month which
she receives from the government
The notes he gave are not yet due, but
one Of his tricks will subject him to Grim
inal prosecution. Mrs. Bennett had 9
gold watch valued at $40. This Bach
man obtained Of her by claiming that he
knew a man to whom he could sell the
timepiece. After getting the watch Bach
man disappeared.
Many people will doubtless remember
a glib aud earnest Israelite who knocked
at their doors during the past month and
offered to sell them goods "Sheeper thar
dirt, 50 hel-lup me ghrascious." That
was Bachman, and his goods were pur'
chased at the stores of Cheyenne mer
chants.
BE has a family living in Denver and
it is believed he went to that city. A
warrant was issued for. his arrest las
night and efforts viii be made to effeci
his capture. The people who knew hin
not wisely but toe wen, will neyer re
cover their money, but they may possibly
extract some satisfaction from his ultimate
Imprisonment.
, 1885-01-28

Mr.. George Wood is in from Little
Bear.
Mr.. n. X. Boswell returned from
Larmie yesterday.
Mr. L. A Slack of the Sun returned
Yesterday from a western trip.
At Dyer's hotel: James Preston. SILVER
Crown; II. G. Brownlee and wife, Lead
Vile; James Bell. Wyoming.
Atthe Inter Ocean: II Martin, G W
Stedman. San Francisco; c c Pinkney,
Chicago; W Marshal. Denver; Geo. H
Lucas, Rochester, c Sweet c w Church.
Colorado Springs.
At the Metropolitan hotel: Amos
Barnes, Salem; Miss Lizzie Higgins, Du-
luth; Miss Mary Brown. Denver. John
Ryan, Chicago; Miss Annie Murphy,
New York; James Sweeney, Denver;
Samuel X Wilson. Chicago.
, 1885-01-28
AocAL M~AvERIcKs.


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ne opera mouse next N0nAS esenns.
Inc sA'u 81 se,rs Dekan Se7'e'uA' ~
nnooes q iroAen .
ne 'esuiar So'snan, meeting d '1s
rifs' Daplis' cn"rcn WIN DC he'n 'osn,sn'
~ 'nen' p,ace ., "orsnip' oolnef o. re'
suson anu h'sh'oen'" sNee's' An A'e
'nVi'eu-
The Signal Service office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
SAB lowest. mean temperature -
mean nulnlui'Y' 90 per cent nisnes'
Ve'ocl,y OF 'ne "ino' 90 nnneS per no"i'
"ei'eu mo" ~
The snow storm which began at 4
O'Clock yesterday morning was happily Of
short duration The wind blew it away
and the warm sun yesterday caused the
orits 70 disappear Last night the sno"
anu "'nu hau Doen s"ii9neo-
lfyou want fun you should go to the
masquerade on rollers at keeie hall this
evening. Judging from the list Of names
Of those who have purchased tickets there
will be an excellent gathering Of young
people at the masquerade this evening al
heeie nan'
Rev. DIR. Moore, OF Denver, will preach
IN the frst Methodist church Sunday
morning and Bishop Warren will preach
in the evening. In order to accommodate
the probable large audience the Congre-
g%ational church has been secured for the
e,ening services
The debating society Of the Irish Be
neyolent Society at its meeting last even
ing, discussed the question: Are law.
Yers a benefit to society when they defend
criminals known to be guiltyr Ih'
question Tor debate on next tuesday even
ing is; Would a railroad running nortf
Tram Cheyenne be a benefit to this city.
The octopus on exhibition at Elitch'l
is n Of those terrible monsters tina
wraps its powerful arms around its pre-
and dags the helpless victim to the bot
tom OF the sea- Those who have rea'
Victor hugo's 'Toilers OF the Sea- vii
remember his graphic description OF high
with one OF these terrible animals.
Messrs. Charles and John Thomas ap
. peared in Justice Fishers court yestcrda,
to answer a charge Of maintaining a nuts
ance. They keep a hide house on III
, west side and neivhbon complained tina
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r' a"en u 'ne "ue' "nsn eApo'eu '
, 1885-01-28

Manufactured only by the California
zig s syrugg &c c. MS SAY 1.l Francisco me- Cal III Is
sent liquid fruit remedy may be had Of
Hunt Whipple druggists. Sample bot
ties free and large bottles at fifty cents or
one dollar. II is the most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy known, to
cleanse the system, to act on the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels gently yetthoroughly
to dispcl Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
cure Constipation, Indigestion and kind
red ills.
, 1885-01-28

Do you know that every window or door
has from Is to IS feetof c~rcyices or open
ings, around which the cold air comes in.
and IL they are effectually closed with
the Perfection Metal Moulding and Rub
Der Cushion Weather Strip. the saving
Of fuel each sea taside from comfort)
viii more than pay the cost Of weather
stripping. This strip Is for sale by the
y. Il Warren Mercantile Company.
, 1885-01-28

There are probably 500 men in Chey-
enne to-day wanting shirts made to
measure who have not time to 10 and
leave their order. To such we make a
proposition; send us a postal and we will
call on you. representing the Wilson
Bros. shirts, the best in the market, for
the same or less money than are being
offered by foreign solicitors every season.
WI guarantee to please in every respect,
TRUcKFY & VANDYKR.
, 1885-01-28

ST LOUIS, Jan. 27.-Senator Areltano
will arrive here to morrow from the City
Of Mexico en- route for Washington. The
senator is at the head Of a commission
appointed by the Mexican government to
examine the Mexican custom houses at
FL Paso, Laredo, Eagle Pass and other
points on the frontier, with view to
abolishing all useless formalities in con-
nection with the importation and cxporta-
ton Of goods between Mexico and the
trouble to merchants of both countries.
, 1885-01-28

1897 Prizes, amounting o.--..--.-.....-..s265 600
Application for rates TO clubs should
be made only to the ONCE OF the company in
New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly.
giving full address.
Postal notes express money orders, or New.
York exchange In ordinary letter, Currency
by express (ail sums OF IS and upwnrds
at our expenael addressed
N. A.DAUPHIE. New Orleans, La,
or ~. A. DAUPHIN, COZ Seventh st. Washing
ton. ID. &.
Make &c. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La
, 1885-01-28

Mr.. s. b. Walker, a leading citizen
and druggist Of Calamus, Iowa. who. buys
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy in gross
lots, says Of IT, II have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for eight years, and
il has given universal satisfaction to my
customers. / use no other in my family
and have never called a doctor for any
lung trouble. We could not keep house
without it, Sold by Hunt& Whipple.
, 1885-01-28

True d~elicacy offayor with true efficacy
of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu-
lar. Sample bottles free and large bottles
for sale by Hunt Il Whipple druggist.
, 1885-01-28

Tell your rheumatic friends Of Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm, and you will do
them alasting favor. II costs but so cents,
and Is sure to relieve the worst cases. Sold
By Hunt & Whipple.
, 1885-01-28

A. G. McGncgor sells coal from the
Fox 4 Paterson mines, which il con-
sidcred the best Colorado coal in the
market
, 1885-01-28

Having paid about 500 TO first-ciass dnlt9rz
% cure my baby, without SUCCESS, l tried the
Cuficura Remedies. which completely cured
81 Arlington Av.. Charlestown. Mass.
Sold ~everwhere. Price Cuticura SOC Soap.
z,c- Resoiyent. 81 Potter Drug and Chemical
send for How to Cure skin Diseases
, 1885-01-28
MAIER Marks.
WILLIAM MyERs.

Thanking the many friends Of the late
firm for their past liberal patronage we
would respectfully solicit a continuance
Of the same at the old stand. William
Myers will continue the dry goods buai-
ness and Maier Marks the clothing busi-
ness MAIER MARKS.
WILLIAM MYERS.