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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Death OF Mr. Lee Bullsrd

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Mr.. Lee Billiard died at his residence,
No. 1894 Jackson street. He had been
complaining OF ill-health for about a
year and was taken down to his bed
last october with a severe hemorrhsge
and was never able to leave his house
afterward. Physicians thought he had
consumption at frat, bus lstterly con-
cluded he had some stomach affection.
An autopsy was held few hours after
his death by Drs. G.. Beaumont and A.
A. Johnson and the fact was revealed
that he died OF cancer of his stomach.
They took from his stomach D cancer
Just the shape OF an oyster shell
and as largo as the palm OF
q mans hand. Holes had ulcer
ated through his stomach and
everything that went into it
passed through thom into the cavity Of
the body. The wonder is that he lived
as long as he did. He suffered the
pains OF martyrdom for months, but
bore them ali patiently and reIigRedly,
and with miraculous fortitude. Mr.,
Mr.. Billiard was native Of Virginia,
and was 43 years OF age. He leaves a
WIG anu ltCl6 Rfl years Olu. he
was q member of Lone Star Comman-
derry No, 175, knights Of ,he Golden
Cross, of this city, In which order he
was insured for $1,000. The burial will
take place from his late residence at
10 O'Clock this morning, at Trinity
Cemetery. He was we'll known
in this city, having been a
traveller for number OF
years for Blake * Blsnkenship, and |
other houses in Dallas. AT the time |
his sickness compelled him TO give up
business, he was the representative in |
this city OF Brsdstreet's Mercantile
Agency. A good citizen, a thorough
business man, upright, honest and
in all his transactions, he is
a loss to society. A devoted husband
a fond and tender father,
he is an irreparable loss
TO his family. The HERALD's sincere
sympathies 20 TO those bereaved. DR..
A. p. Smith will conduct tho funeral
services. The friends OF the family
and OF his brother-in-lSw, MIR. j. =.
Smith, city editor Of the HERALD, are
invited to attend the funeral.
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Assigned.


G. L. Momsnd & Bro, the firm be-
ing Clarence +. and Ragland Momand,
made an assignment yesterday morn
ing. They were grocers, corner OF
Elm and HARDWOOD streets, and their
Indebtedness is $4,000. Mr.. Alfred
Davis, OF Schneider q Davis, is the as.
signee and made the requisite bond
yesterday morning with J. L. Schnei-
der and J. G. O'Connor as sureties.
The following are the creditors In this
city: Oliver d Griggs, $l,3l5,is; Me-
Ennis d Co., $500 IL Schneider 4 Davis.
S3,SShIl; NJ. ID. Darlington, $i3l,59;
Armstrong Bros, sis39O; Babcock,
Foote d Brown, $53; Huey IL Philip,
$685. Hurst x Co., 1881; w.
p. Oil Company, Slli; Sanger
Bros, 1888; T. L. Marsails Il Co..
sli3,0i. John T. Memand (seryicesl,
{20.S5; A. A. Sheldon (services), $S2.l5:
J. Bona tseryices and note), t2,b29.s5;
Ed Yeargen (services), s4221; A. Berry
lseryicesl, $l4 s.; ]. II. Ware (servicesJ,
SSS;15; j.. w. Webb, S31; Edmonson x
Shirley, 40; A. A. Jackson q Bro,
Si96l; Charles G.. Ecktord, $257. 40 !;
DALLAS HERALD, $3.50; T. Billington,
S65; u. Relnhardt, $26; China Han,
$3.50; George Rick, 500; Ed. s., Aston,
SSl.10; J. w. Momand (seryioes), 1900,
q. Q. Cobb, $40. Mr.. Aldred Davis. the
assignee, filed bond this morning.
with J. G. O'Connor and j. IL. Scbnied or
assureities.
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A Heavy Mail.

The.delayed mail, which could not
get through from the north, owing 10
the flooded condition of the country
between sedslia and Muskogee, ar
rived last night via the Iron Mountain
and Texas e. Pacific Railway post
oilices,and consisted Of a full carload,
all OF which was sent to the Dallas Of
flee for redistribution and dispatched
to other points throughout the State,
Postmaster Garrison put on an OK.
ira force OF dispatohing clerks and
says he will have II all out by to-day,
The amount OF mail arriving here by
this train last night woul d do credit
TO 81. Louis or Chicago. This is the
hrst through mail since Saturday
morning last.
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made him accept as present sample
from his case OF goods.
Six weeks later / drew up at the
same house. The planter stepped
lightly from the porch and greeted me
cordially. l couli scarcely believe
that this clear-complexioned, bright
eyed, animated fellow, and the moTose
being of 3 few weeks back, were the
same. He inquired after my com.
panion of the former visit ana regret
ted he was not with me. ayes" said
his wife, 1--WE are both much indebted
to him."
"How," asked in surprise.
"For this wonderful change in my
husband. Your friend when leaving,
handed him bottle of Warmers Safe
Cure. He took it, aud two other
bottles, and now -" "And now,"
he broke in, ''from an ill-feeling,
growing old bear, am healthy and Sc
cheerful my wife declares she has
fallen in love with me again.
1t has made over again thousand
love matches, and keeps sweet the
tempers of the family circle every
where.-Copyrighted. Used by per-
mission of American Rural Home.
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CITY court

The following cases were disE osed Of
by the Mayor this morning:
Mike Farewell, intox icated fined So
Jim Hawkins,exposing person; fined
So.
Mary Ward, interfering with pri.
vate property; fined SO.
L. Battiste, fighting; fined S..
Ed Hallock, intoxicated; fined SO.
William II. Leopard, fighting
discharged.
Jefr Gilbert, fighting; discharged.
William Roachtif, intoxicated; nned
50.
vt. Swain, careless driving; dis
charged.
John Roach, intoxicated; discharged.
ii. @. Burt, vsgrancy; discharged.
w. +. Schrsder ,intoxicated; fined SO.
j. o. Casen, assault and battery;
fined IS.
William Hall, careless driving; dis.
charged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Coal Mine Sale.

Col. Bob Stevens, who built the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas railroad, owned
extensive interests in the coal mines in
the Indian Territory, the principal
mine being the one at McAllister, of
which he was principal owner. He a
few days ago sold all his coal mine
stock to the Gould railroad syndicate,
they buying the other stock also. The
price paid was 100000. Mr.. Stevens is
half way down the hill, between so
and go years, is Immensely wealthy,
and being sufferer from Brights'
disease, he is getting all his posses
sions into shape as he, teels he cannot
live long,
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We have made arrangements for
providing for our trade, during which
we are in hopes will only prove our
Temporary suspension, through the
courtesy of Mr.. Ed s. Aston, at bis
store. Our solicitor will call as hereto
fore, and hope you will suffer no in
convenience through our present en-
barrassed condition.; assuring you
the same If not better attention and
quality ofgoods, Thanking you for your
past fsvors, with the hopes Of again
soon being able to serve you, we re-
main Yours resp ctfully,
9. +. MoMAND q Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Eczema

For the benefit of suffering humanity,
and in heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful
result, deem II only my duty to give this
unsolicited testimony In favor OF SRifps
specific. Ny wife has been afflicted with
hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from
her infancy. 1t has increased in intensity
win each succeeding spring, and bein
somewhat skilled in medicine myself,
titled every remedy II could think of for
years-Sarsaparilla combined with every
form of Potassin, and hundreds of other
remedies, lotions and alkali washeg of
every known kind, but they all gave only
temporary rellef During the spring Of 1884
her lover eXtremities became SO infamed
ana sore that she was obliged TO keep them
constantly coated with a covering OF "Ful-
ler's Earth" mixed wet and allowed to dry
on. Among other things she was afflicted
win periodical nervous headache, oc-
curing regularly every seven days, some.
times followed by an intermittent foyer
Tor weeks at time, 50 that her life became
burden to her.
This spring ! determined she should take
y. SIS and following strictly the directions
IN regard TO dose, diet, etc. This was about
seven weeks ago. After taking the first
large bottle the disease seemed to increase:
the burning, itching and innammat!on be :
came unbearable. She, however, perSey ered
In the use of the medicine. After taking
the second bottle the Inflammation began
W bNDsluc, AlttT lne mira DOttle the In
Illumination disappeared, and sore spots
dried upand TUNED white and scaly, and
finally she brushed them Off in an impalpa-
BILE white powder resembling pure saft She
Is now taking the sixth bottle, three table,
spconfuls four times daily Everyappear-
ance OF the disease has gone, and her flesh
is becoming soft, white and smooth again;
and what is more, her periodical headaches
nave disappeared ana she is now, at SO
years OF age, enjoy ing the only good health
she has known for upwards of 40 years. No
wonder she declares with emphasis that
every bottle OF S $. s is worth thous-
and times Its weight in gold.
ANY further information concerning her
case Will be cheeriully given by herself at
her residence, lSj Mullet Street, or by me
JOHN +. BRADLEY, a GrlswoId ST.
Detroit, Mich, May &c. 1855.
BE sure TO get the genuine, and send for
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases, free.
For sale sale by all Druggists,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
l5' w. sd st. MY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
ncros.e.t Man IN A,.,,am..,,

"De crosscst man In Alabama lives
dsr," said the dryer rs we approached
n way-side home near Selma, Ala
bams, 10 ask accommodations for the
night. At supper and after It, "mine
host" scowled at everyone, found fault
with everything earthly, and I was
wondering II he would not growl II the
heavenly halo didn't fit him; when In
cidentaf mention being made Of the
comet Of 1852, be said: III didn't like
~ form IT, tail should have been fan
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Blowing Up He'll Gate

BLOWING Up HeII Gate II
has been laborious and costly work,
but the end justices the effort. Oh.
struction in any important channel
means disaster. Distractions in the
organs OF the human body bring in
eyitahle disease. They must he
cleared away, or physical wreck will
follow. Keep tho liver in order, and
the pure blood courses through the
body, conveying health, strength and
life; let ii become disordered and the
channels are clogged with impuri-
ties, which result in disease and
death. No other medicine equals DR..
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discoverg"
for acting upon the livr and purify
inp the Hood
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Street BegRary.

To be successful street beggRr a
man must look forlorn and debilltated
aud unable to work. 1t would not do
for a street beggar 10 take Browns
Iron Bltters for that would tone him
up and give him a wholesome ambi-
ton TO labor and no would have TO go
out Of the begging business and do
something better, Mr.. Josiah Morse,
Hennikon, n. H., says; al received
much benefit by using Browns Iron
Bitters for general debility"
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St. Louis Seminary.
a Private Select School of High Grade
for Young Ladies.

Situated at Jennings, the most beautiful
Of the suburbs of st. Louis, on an elevation
In view OF the city, one mile of the city
Is beautiful and hsalthy Number limited,
Discipline careful and homelike; each pu-
Pill individualiZed. English, Classics,
Mathematics, Sciences, Modern Languages
Music, Vocal and Instrumental and Art
Teachers Of large experience. CommOdi-
Gus, we'll ventilated buildings, with beauti-
full and ample grounds. Early application
only will secure room. Terms moderate.
Fourteenth year commences Sept 10th.
For further particulars and Catalogues,
add 'ess the principal, b 4. BLEWETT, IL
l.. d. Jennings, Mo
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WARD 5 SEMIiARl FOR YOU'RE LADIES
Nashville, Tennessee.

A famous institution The Alumnn
number 793. The attendance lSgi-s5, g5O
for sixteen states. The 4lst session be-
gins September, !, 1885. PatIonize fthe col
lege. For catalogues, special arrange
ments and conveyance to Nashville, ad.
dress j. Q. Patton, Professor of Mathe-
mates and General Agent, Dallas. Texss
Professor Patton is also connected with the
Southern School Agency, and will supply
Schools and Colleges with Teachers and
Teachers with positions Institutions in
Is States have been supplied.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
American NATIONAL Bank

At the regular meeting OF the Direc.
tors OF the American National Bank
yesterday dividend of per cent.
was declared for the past six months,
and the sum OF 5000 added TO surplus,
making a total net profit of $4,000 for
the frat six months OF the year. This
bank has now a capital and surplus
amounting to $2l5,0 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08
Preserve the Eve.

Hawkes. new crystallized lenses
have the reputation of being the fines.
in use. Ladies who suffer from weak
eyes, arising from nervous exhaustion,
Will find great relief by using these
brilliant lenses. Fitted 10 all condi-
tons of the eye by Eisenlohr Brothers
4 Schneider, Druggists and German
OPTICIANS.
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U. O. G. q. InatItntion.

Dallas Commandery No. $50, United
Order OF the Golden Cross, met last
night at their hall on Elm street, and
installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: James McKeand, n.
g.: Mrs. G. Wllkerson, v. O.; II. n.
Haspell, w. H.; John r. Loomis, K.
Of R.; w. ii. Lyme, f. X. of r.; w. II.
Thacker, ". r.: John Justice, W. H.;
Mrs. Susan Lee, W. l. g.; James
Greer, W. o. G.
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District Court by f. M. Reardon for
Sl49,0 for the contractors who built
the road from the town OF kaufman to
Kemp, in Kaufman County. Messrs.
]. e. Schneider, j. f. Henderson and
w. j. Keller were the purchasers for
themselves and their associates. 1t is
understood they purchased for the
stockholders, who will take posses
sion of the road and complete it, as
speedily as possible, to Athens, in
Henderson County.
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who\ use SOzoDoNT have only 20
opentheir lips 10 prove Its excellence.
Their white, cleaning, spotiest teeth
and fragrant breath will toll the story.
There n more demand for this whole.
some and unexceptionsble preparation
than for any other dentlfrice in the
market. One day Its use will DO uni
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Lotipe Mating.

The members of Lone Star Com
mandery No. l15, United Order OF the
Golden Cross, are requested 10 meet at
Mayors Hall at . o'clock sharp this
morning, TO attend the funeral OF
Brother Lee Bullard.
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TO the GrnIn De,lers of iowa,

l want 600 cars of merchantable oats.
quote me your lowest prices, sacked
and bulked, 10. b., from one TO as
many cars as you want to sell. / mean
business-want the oats, and will pay
the highest market price for them.
Address G. @. WILSON,
Terrell, Texas.
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1t is conceded by all knowing ones
that Gould's headquarters for his Tex
as roads will be located in this city
Our people should feel very grateful TO
the king OF railroads for preference
shown this, the metropolis OF North
Texas. Further information and the
finest photograph can be had at j. II.
Webster's art gallery, 7Ol Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08

Money TO loan on real estate WITH
OUT COMMISSION. Apply to
G. l., WELLESLEY,
Merchants Exchange, Dallas, Texas.
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How ItUappcued

saw her mouth all filled with pearls.
The sweetest OF earth's charming girlsl
lost my heart 10 her that day,
And now never cease 10 say,
tBuy SoIoDONTp' That made her mine
THAT made her beauty 20 divine.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate,

limitations and counterfeits have
again appeared. BE sure that the
word "HoRsFoRD's" Ii on the wrap.
per. None are genuine without Il,
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Postoillce Box los.
Money IN LINN

Grand concert at Mayors Garden to-
night by Meme Bros.' full military
band,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera
Pulls because they do not stick to the
lips.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-08

Every first-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi-
tations,
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What q TedIonA Time

"Benson's Capcine Porous Pastors
cured mo OF chronic affection OF the
kidneys" S. Il. ii. % cents.
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Grand concert at Mayors Garden To-.
night by Meme Bros.' full military
hand
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Sale Of the Texas rrusk.
Tho Texas Trunk Railroad was sold
yosterdsy afternoon by sheriff Smith.
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To Our Patrons,

The most popular cigarettes at the
price are Opera Putfs.
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,;ood Thing for DalIn.

Grand concert at Mayors Garden to-
night by Meme Bros full military
hand
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THE J. v CROW0US DRUG co.,

DALLAS, WHOLESALE AGENTS.
sold at Retail at Dallas by GOE. L. AT.
klNS, A sample package and circular OF
testimonials sent TO any address In tho
United States on receipt of % cents by the
proprietors. MURCHISoN q ROGERS,
Terrell, Texas.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-10-30
Remarkable Effects.

The story that the head of Char
loite Corday blushed when the execu-
TONER exhibited it to the crowd, after he
had cut it off with the guillotine blade,
is generally treated as romance of the
French resolution; but that other story
Of the same period, Of the severed head
If = victim that turned its eys and moved
It's lips in Indignation, is partially SUI
tanned by French scientists recent x
reriments with criminal, whose head
was injected with arterial blood an hour
and A half after it bad been cut off The
mouth assumed an expression Of life;
the eyelid. lifted; the pupils of the eye
contracted with the light; and through a
hole in the skull the blood vas seen to
temporarily circulate Dr. Brown Sc
ouo1 of Paris, also tried the same cx-
nerimen. on a dog The animals name
,ras called, when it opened ITS eyes and
turped is head in the direction of the
voice. There is something very sugges-
two in these remarkable effects.
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Provisioning an Ocean Steam.

Few persons are aware of ,bo .s...
five nature of the victuallinp O, -,
'he ocean steamers. Each vessel !;
provision i as follows for the n,s.on...'
and crew: 3 $500 pounds If butter ! ooo
nams' '6oO pounds Of biscuit. exclp,;,.
ofthose supplied; s, 900 pounds of gr.,..
almonds, figs and other dess.r, Gen..
> 800 pounds Of jams and iellics. ,inn.i
meats 5000 pounds; dri, d beans 2 ooo
pounds; rec, 5000 pounds. onio,.
? 1000 pounds; 70 atoe,, 40 tons. Am.
$40 barrels, and eggs, 1.2OO do,.n
Fresh vegetables, dead meat and H..
buIIocks, sheep, pi.s, geese. mrksv.
dueks, fowls, fish and casual game -.
generally supplied at each port. 50 ,b,,
IT'S difficult to estimate them. probahi.
two dozen bullocks aud go sheen vonl,
be TAR average for the whole yoyooo
and the rest may be Inferred in nrono.
ton. During the summer months wb..
travelling IS heavy, twenty-five fowls ara
often used in soup for single Dime,
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Hmmuhlchiluu
riot shot From Switzerland.

had uo pfBaet,.tion IN th.
W. N''", tt..,.,.,,.,i,,u tb,t il Vo,,ld l,a
beginning " nv ,o,r roInmns r,,r the
n'ce ~ ..,.iic,ting mt.rlf but have
purpose KILN N. so,ne ot liz candidates on
been '..ss'..e,,;, rrkrt and b. tie editor OF
lhc po., T,b,cro T,Bes IN such u vile and
.'t ,,,rpelthu am compelled TO ask
unjust ,'' 10y, i'm the hone that some persons
s".F E .,,o and heard their statement,
""' '. from m. the truth
,Lo fr.t pI,rt il is ass .rtcd that the
J." e.- mixing the general index is ia tx
eH' dorchester and o'htr counties. but
49,, ,,d vb.t Che cost is for doing the SAM
- h, Baltimore Carroll Anne Arundel.
"s.I Kent Howard. all Democratic conn-
,,5 tbe reason thew are silent is that the
h,sg.revc.eled what the work sill cost
[.,r..l,. mplrted here in Cherries county.
Ext,ntsa,o. 1871 Marcelus Thomp
r.,3e 4, general index Of The wills ia the
p.,,i.,er's office of this county. In 1878.
n. Cot A Democrat, introdur ed a bili au-
.'...i,;,-, the Comfy Commissioners Of
r.rI,. TO levy the sum Of $500 tor the paw
..,r,.,ftb,tt work. which passed the House uf
IN. eg,tes. and went 10 the Seutt,, there it WIS
deed hy Dr. Lancaster by striking ont
,.t.,ud inserting 3 and rs amerdrd passed
a,., h. fur $500 ins.eAd OF $500 IN 1850.
A., M ,pm,u the present c.nddtte for the
,a,,;sf,t' re introduced bin authorizing the
.t,,',nt, Commissioners to pay Mr.. Thompson
KIN, r,,t M exceed 5000 as payment in fan
"a making the general index Of the Wills il
,a ,b,,r Indictment "such payment was lust
"a ir,p4r
Tb.v in common with All persops who
t.o,, sn,tbiay of the work tn uyht that IL
-..s uriybt and proprr and the additional
s,oo vas paid 10 yr. Thomson. making
Ss0o i'm all he received for the work There
w.. qool, names on the will book which Won
I'm nerreise is nearly II cents a name.
know tina, the indcxing OF The Deeds was
, work of much greater magnitude and con-
sqnuentIy put The price at cents per name
not ouite one half Mr. Thompson received.
,,J !, howl of yirtuous INDIGNATION comes
rrom The .tump and from the Editor of the
inns sbout tie lob nut IN for the uur
nose Of a "divy" with Mr. Stonestrcet. our
1rs.pnt efficient able courteous and honest
.ierk the Port Tobacco Times and al 10 tbe I
contrary notwilhsta. ding. AMI there has ney
pr been seen or heard word written or spo- /
Ken against Mr.. Thompson from these men /
that pretend 10 work so hard for the rights of |
the tix-paycrs on account of his receiving II /
,ents for each name he wrote in making the
general index: and the reason is this MIR .
Thomson went back to the Democratic fold
md Mr. Stouestreet aud myself are still ont
The assertion Of the Y,aee TINT there was an
that was to pass the law and
h the work Is entirely untrue when .
anne back from the Legislature in April Mr.