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The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
City off .r,
DIPS, SPURS AND ANGLES.
Jottincs In and ca; of Tonnb3tone
 and Al! Around.

Eight passcrgers left eA the stage th:s morning.
 The Star restaurant has reduced board to s6 per week.
 Prof. Green left on ths stage this morning for the east.
 W. A. Parish arrived last evening from Nacssora, Sonora.
 Everbo!y now rush to the Star r.stu- rant, beard sG per week.
 The city assessor will be around in few da.s sssssslss city property.
 New spring m: inery a, Mr.. Smith 5 Fremont street, above Joe Hocfers.
 New French hats, flower. and feathers at Mrs. Smiths, 5a1 Fremont street.
 Nr. Tucker and Tom Ursr two old miners of this camp left this noraia, for Californis.
 D-puty Assessor J. F. Peyrton com nenced assessing the property is Tomb stone tHis morning.
 Ex Sheriff W,r.l. accom- panied by Will. Ward. left for T-csoa this morning by private conveyance.
 W. R Burke, caunty assesser, left yes terday morning in an Sssessin. tour through the county.
 There will bo a raco sunday at the race track between Daa. C.sarys sorrsl mare andKeatiEss broken leg horse.
 M.jor Montandon, fuel and material agent for the x. N. & A. F. R. came u;, from Bsuson to vi,t the metropolis last evening.
 The front seats in tie district cou { room are fl cd with gray boards and bsld heads while the exaMina.Iou of Dr. Nc Swegan is g"in. oa.
 The diff.rencc between < bakerT and . printing office lies ia she fact that in the former the pie is formed, while in the latter occasionally the form is pied.
 Col. Joha R. Farrell, who since tho adjournment of the legislature, has bcen locking at some miaiag properties op the Co'orad. r,ver returned hoae las, evening.
 G'n. II. G. Rollins, an old timer in T"mbst"ae snd late speaker of the thirteenth lryisistnre arrived in camn last evening. He will return to Nogsles to morrow.
 Ms. Kit" Ehul.s, N.. wsshinc cton, Maryland, states that sh, could not cure f-e.t hi'e,. until che haai J 'r,ed ST. Js c"bs Oil, ard has not been troubled V; D them since.
 J. E. N"ntandon, Benson; II. G. Rollins, Ncgales; s. W. s,r"n-, Lr. AngeIrs; '. Mooney. Ali:sndo Crun. San Pedro; J. A.. BidwrIi, IrsnpcI.; Lauro S,. Cruz, Spnora; A. F. ParMlss. FaIrbank; C. Burnett, Huachucs: w. A. DaRIel, Bisbec; P. Cnrpstein, Fair. bank; are registered st ihe Occidental.
 We would suggest to the Tembstone library association .hst they induce Col. Farrell to deliver his q ines snd mining. at some time in the near future. for the benefit of tho library fund. We have heard the gen,lewan lecture on this sub 1ect and can testify taits Icing ose of ksst asd most instFpctivs that ws have
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

April. 1885, ai 2 D. m., in Tombstone, ., h- office of inc board of sulcrvisors, Election cf "tlicsrs and other important business will be transacted. All mrm- bcrs aad interested cattlsmsa are cara es;ly requested to attend.
 C.S. ABEorT. President. E. HERRERA. Secretary.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
OATH AND BOND.
Notice to tus Public.

Notice to tns PuoIIc.
 Give the new laioIing establishment . call. gnarnnlre perfect satisfaction, or no pay drmanded. All work done al short notice. Don't fail to see him. Ch.s. Harris, Occidental hotel block. Allen street.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Don't Eor0at .

All kinds of tailoring done. Clothes made, cleaned and repaired at the loves, lying rates at the tailoring establish n.nt of Chas. Harris. ip Occidental hotel block, Allen strset.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Notice.

NOtiCe.
 All persons indebted to me are re questcd to settle between tha 1st day o April and the 18th. am going away.
 nR. HENDERSON.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Noticc.s

The second quarterly meeting of the Stock Growers Association of Cechise county vii. be held en the 4th day of
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

| On mt,tlan, tae mayor WAS lhsfruCt-u | to drav warrant on the interest fund ia | favor of J. Y. Yicksys tc: $96 in payment # insurance.
 The contract of D. F. Cooper to q" the city printing, wss presented. read ,n motion accepted. and tie contractor ne.iicd to furnish bonds in the sua of l,OOc.
 Under the head of new business. the clerk read . certified copy of the amend cd charter Of the city. On motion the instrument WAS referred to a committee of the whole with iniiruc- ions to report at the next meeting. 1 Ca m-,ion tho auditor wss instructed to notify ,he assessor to assess the ci,1 during the mouth of April, and to begin ,t once.
 ca motion, the city attorney was in- struc.ed to begin sui,s at once fer the collection of delinquent taxes. licenses, .tc.
 The mayer notified the ceuncil that Tax Collector James had withheld some $500 Lelonsin, 10 rhe city, and asked ,ks council what actien should be taken ia the matter.
 On motion. the city attorney was iu- siruc:ed to bring suit against the tax collector .s recover ths money.
 The city attorney stated that tha ac- ton could not be maintained. and it was useless to bring it. He also suggested 'kat the mayer should sign the tax col lector's warrants, and end the trouble.
 The mayor stated tbat he wou!d not -,gn the warrants for the reason that he did net believe the tax collector had per- formed his Iury.
 The chief of police informed ike ecun. cil thst they must provide bear'ling place for city prisoners, Mrs. Dill refus- 'ng to board them at the resent rate and take her pay in scrip. Od nation, the chief was instructed to provide for feeding the prisoners ustiI the n-yt meeting of the couscil, and be paid in coin.
 On m,'isn. the oounci! adj~urned.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
County Records,

The feIlow;n. d'cumruis have bsea 6led for record in tlc office of tic county iecsrdsr.
 OATH AND FOND. 4. o. Wallace as clerk of the couEty court of Coch;se cnuRtv.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
:. Turn Elm Out;

Curtain to rise at s o'clock. Reserved Seats at Sol Israers. No extra charge ts
 reserve. Admission,
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

The Largest Best Asserted Stock of Hardware
  Metal description Mining Farming Implements Specially Guns, Pistols,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse
prescription of one of the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with never-failing safety and success by
millions of mothers and cit en-, from
the feeble infant of one wol I'D to the
adult. Itcorrects acidity OF tne stomach,
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and gives rest, health and comfort TO
mother and child. We believe it the
best and surest remedy in the world. in
all eases of dysentery and diarrhma in
children, whether arising from teathinS
or from any other cause. Full directions
for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile OF
Gurus Il Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers. %
CENTS "A bottle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Cure for Piios.
Pies are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, Joins ano
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some alice
ton of the kidneys or neighboSlng or
gans. At times, symptoms OF ihdlges
ton are present, as hatlency, uheasi"
ness of the stomach, etc. moisture,
like preparation, producing very us
agreeable itching, after getting warm, II
q very common attendant. Blind,
eeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, Which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors'
allaying the intense itching, and Affect
ing permanent cure. Price, 5o cents
Address, the DIR. Bosanko Medicine Cos
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by w. II. Patterson
II Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

p,sitinn q suHrfst. ile Aisu maintained
list the management ~ the Uxunsiiiua
hsl been conducted not Only honestly,
mat economically,
NJ O'NEii tuf rrunsYlyanis, said
his constituents wuuli not en-
iur-e his artlOn n ho did
New OusHus exposition
Me-srs kriigr, Cannon aud Russell
iaV rcd the appropriations
hr Ellis answered and e0niT1yOried
ihs charges that lhrra had htUu mis-
management iu the rhairs of the
exposition, 10 sHs almost a
work ~ enrhanimout that ~ much
had been done With 80 litt q money,
The debate having closed the hill went
over lill tomorrow and the house all
iRmrn.H
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05
XLvIII Congress.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Fep. 2d.-The CHAIR
laid before the senate tho credentials of
reelection of Senator jones, of Nevada.
Mr.. HALE, from the committee on
appropriations, reported with amend
ments the regular annual navy appro-
priation bill. Placed on the calendar
and ordered printed. The bill WAS ac-
companied by report, which was also
ordered printed. Mr.. Hale said he
would sndeavor to call up the bllito-
morrow.
Mr.. HOAR introduced the Pacific
railroad funding bill, containing, he
said, the provisions of the bill already
reported from the judiciary committee,
but with some amendments suggested
by experienced senators. While that
bill had been on the calendar the bill
stuod, as he supposed, as the order of
bssinss that would be next taken up
IN regular course, except appro-
pristion bills and the silver
bill, but it was unlikely it could be con-
sidersd this session. The subject de-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

THAT which we call "a rose
Nv any other name won d smell as sweet
Bal the reverse Is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretched per-
fumes are designated Florida Water
Ioas not impart to them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
X LsDnan's Florida Water. Beware OF
these cuuutsrfeits, aud make sure OF OBJ
aiming only the right article which has
Voc for itself the foremost position as a
toilet reu1iSitp.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Former agents for Dyas II Cutter of
Ittter,v Co., of Dallas, and others desir
ing to sell the celebrated Missouri
Steam Washer, will learn something 10
their advantage by addressing J. Worth
st. Lonis, Mo-, who is now sole manu-
facturer and has exclusive control OF the
sale of these machines
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

4 Michigan boy ate bar OF soap,
drank q lnt at soda water aud went Ia
nsu "a cure his cold, Tue doctor mad
hard time Ia pun him through, bat the
hoy nov says tho next Time hn catches
| SNTuD,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05
LETTER FROM AUSTIN.
the NEW prnrtnrlARY nlLLs.
rharmssy Also Receiving Atisniion hT
nioust'- biii-fhs Srhani Test
Hosk Matter ons at the All
soTbing Topics, tie,

AusrIN. Feb. 70 speoisl Correspond,
ence, The land bin still sbsorbs the
attention OF the house, hut tho debate
viii probably In wound up Ia day.
From the numberuf bills on the cal6I-
dar, and some 81 them very imnDrtan,,
Ii.- penitsnliary hill for instance,
This hill will he most
TnORuIuHLN DISCUSSED,
because OI the mudulr into which the
affairs at tho two prisons have gotten.
Mr.. Upon has already prepared bill
lonkiHg Ia furnishing the grant" quar-
ries la Burnett county 400 oonVirts Tor
getting out stone Tor the new capi-
lol. This hill II an enter
ing wedge for two things first,
the adoption of the chocolate
granite of burnett 90 unity for the new
capi al, which the owners oi the quar-
rios donate Ia tho state, aud Tor what
ever action tho p-nilentlaTy committee
may decide To tender Ia the legislature
as the proper Ihing for the state 10 h"'
MI, HAYNES,
the able young member and brilliant
orator from Washington county, and he
as chairman oftha penitantiary commit
tee, is preparing the bill. lie ~ going
slowly, giving II mGch thought, cousld.
Grafton, aud even research, AMI IL will
W. h'Nhb H''' "'NN WV 'N'"' W H''H
houses,
Another important bill II that regu-
lating the practice of pharmacy in tho
state,
There is u little Incident or history,
perhaps, you might call IL, connected
with this bill, Ia the action Of tuc cont
miiIee, which does u most worthy, val
uNhl-, able, industrious and useful
member a great injustice.
nU, nuuuNT,
Of Van Xtndt, prepared pharmacy
hill, being not only a practlciug phNSI-
rian, but a practical pharmacist n well,
npiug now yngng ii IN the business. Ia
mis- hIll ne htu 10 y out one word ia one
section, aud he committee desired Ia
change the yeruli 90 Oianuther sentence,
which, when done, In no wise altered
The sense, meaning, features or Inrre
Of the bill; still tho com.
mittee. taking nr. Blonnps bill m
an entirety, save these minor correc-
tious mentioned, reported H. back nvor.
ably rs the cnmuittee's SuhStltut" bill.
Ia tact 10 is DR.. BlOun's bill. Every
idct, conception, suggestion AMI pro.
vision, IL is his, Yet no ~ deprlv"i of
the Till by the committee calling 1t Ia
committees substitute bill.
Some committees will not do this, and
notably the committee on educational
affairs, have never known u gentle
mau more guartltul of tho rights OF au-
,hprs OF bills, more determined in his
efforts, when the comm tee does alter
or change n hil! referred To II, u see
that tue author has the credit Hs far as
possible Tor his conceptions aud efforts
than
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05
pl 5EHE, MARRIAGE GUIDE. pfsg,

Elegant cloth aud silt binding, Scaled for =
cents IN postage or currency, over any wong
ieriul pen pictures, true 10 life, articles o tls
following subjects! WHO may marry who not,
WHY Proper arrto r.irry, Wh0WhTrv hts'
Manhood, MgwunNoui. PiyF.cal GpHaN. Who
should marry, How '!'t ava ha,'iurss may be
increased, those nlsssteG 80 Nuli"E.slutiug
narrN ing shpI.. r-ht q. "a FlT'.. 80 - read
by al adult It'fOrs, thea kent auirt I0cE ana
KEY, POW IA e.. IT.'ns #tltosE auoVs, Ldt pEper
cover and st veg 70, q cGuts ~ mat, al uoner
of postage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Darangement Vi tho uvor, with consti-
patiou. Injuries the complexion, induces
pimples, sailow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One dose.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Shiloh's Vitallzer is what you need for
CONSUMPTION. loss Of appetite, dizziness
and all symptoms of dyspepSia' Price
10 ana 10 rents per bottle. Sold by J' L.
Williams ~ Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

We must, some times. go slowly to
make haste, and | think this is one OF
the times. Two years hence, the TWEEN
tieth legislature Will he time enough for
consideration of this question. The
least Objectionable OF the proposed plans
il that OF the adoption of text books by
school districts or communities. Let the
reAdert take our school system in its pres
ent complicated form, the community
system OBJ aiming in some counties, the
district system in some counties, M
cOrpurated cities and towns IN Greal
many instances having assumed con
troll of the public tree schools within
| their limits aud levied taxes i'll augmen'
! tatlOn of the money received from the
| state, etc, ana cOnSlter III, ana ne WIZ
see at a glance that the best wa to
work the text book question, is let II
come from the people, from the parents
and guardians of the children direct
| Tney have TO pay out the money, have
the books to buy and why should the
! state be an intermediary between them
aud the makers and publishers OF
| books? Should tho state ADOPT
the Kind and make of tufu-
cultivaturs, OF reapers and movers, OF
rakes the agriculturist uses? Should II
! saw whose seed, what sort OF SEED ana
| how much acreage he should use lOf
each? Should the state say To the dry
goods merchant you must use SpraSue
| prints, or to the grocery man Nou must
sell only Wnitaker's ham? The purity
is the same. The right assumed on Ihe
| part of the state, what books shall ne
| Taught in the tree schools, carries with
the right to say the bible shall or shall
not be read in the free schools, the pa
rent or guardian shall send his children
or wards to school Tor 40 many days in
the week, so many weeks in the mouth,
20 many mouths in the year, and
Democracy teaches US the state has no
right, no power, no prer"sat'Ve - GO
either. Kill the bal then, | say, and
when this, that. or the other series OF
textbooks are chosen, let the people OF
each school community or school district
saw what books shalt he chosen.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05
lndglgenees or Exposures.

II IL self.eNiient that physician PAYING
particular attention 10 q class Of eases attAlns
great skin, aud physicians ~ regular practices
eli over the country knowing tlis, frequently
recommend eases 10 the oldest Oliec IN Amerf.
ca where every known appliance Il resOrte4
70, and the proved good remedies OF a,
ages aud countries are used, 4 whole house 70
used for Ollcr purposes, and all are treated WITH
Llit H. a respectful mannsTi aud, knowing
shat 10 do, no experiments are made. On ars
count Of the great number applying, the
charges are kent low, often lower than Is ..es
msnhcd ny others, II You secure the skin and
get Aspeedy and perfect lie cure, that 10 the
important matter. lamun,et, ~ pages. Seat
"a ruV address free.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

4 nasal injector free with each bottlt
Of Shiluhs oaUArrb Remedy. Frlce D,
cents. Sold by J, l.. Williams x Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

viii you suffer with dyspepsia ana
liver complaint Shilob's Vitali1eI IS
guaranteed e. cure YOU. Sold by.d. IL.
Williams X Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

Shiioh's Gure viii iulmeoia5eiy relieve
Group, wboopiny cougs snd bronchitis
Sold by 7. l.. Williams IL 60.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

For dyspepsia ..nd uNsr complaint you
have printed guarantee ON every bottle
of Shilohs Vitslizer 1t never fails to
cure, Sold by J, l., Williams & Co.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

wA,uINGrnS, Fob, 2L-Civil service
examinations ace Ia DO held in the
western aud northwestern states as iol'
lows.
Al Cleveland March 10.
Al Detroit March -,
Al Kansas City March ~
~ 81, Paul March "a
Al Minneapolis March -,
Al Madison, Wisconsin, March -,
A. all these examinations applicants
for departmental service In Washing
ton will ba examined,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

of Grayson, the able, energetic, pains
taking chairman of this committee. He
mas ready kuack, not only of prssid-
ing over an important cnmmittee, bat Oi
eNpcditing business, OF seeing on the
instant the merits aud defects of Il bill,
aud of sugges ing In his ever.cOurtepuS
aud pleasant wav Just whore alterations,
and now, II needed, should he made.
THE SCHOOL TENT BOOK
hill is still on the calendar III the house.
IL should Of right have been taken up
when the land bill WAS, but as the land
bill was considered of such vast magni-
tude, il was on motion postponed until
after the consideration Of the land bill.
Three, may say four, points are be
ing considered, by members of the leg
isla'uro, in connection with thus text
book question. Some favor the bill AS
it, now stands, or virtually SO; that is,
for the state to adopt a series OF books
by three, four, five or six diilerenC au-
thOrS, on spelling, reading, writing,
arithmetic, geography, grammar and
history of the United States, from which
list the counties can choose either series
they please, or mix them even If they
desire. Another portion of the mem
bers want the state to have nothing to
saw whatsoever in the matter,
leaving it To each county whether
il be in the community or
the district system. Another portion
want it left to each school district or
community to adopt its own books, and
still another think the time is inoppor.
tune, is too soon for Legislation OF amy
Kind on this subject. l believe the last
named
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-03-05

A concurrent resolution was agreed ia
rendering the thanks at congress 30 Col.
Casey, of the corps of engineers and
his assistants and the working men for
the admirable manner in which he and
they had performed their respective du
ties in the completion Of the monument
to the name AMI fame of Washington.
MIR. THOMAS moved to reconsider
tho vote by which the resolution WAS
adopted i'm order to oppose the resolu-
ton. He called the attention to the fact
that its effect would be to extend the
period during which Col. Casey would
be on the active list ten years. He did
not wish to .detract from the achieve
ment OF Col Casey, but he did not want
the thanks of congress to be made too
cheap. He did not think it right that
Col. Casey 5 term OF service should bo
increased 10 years for achieving this
simple civil enterprise while no honor
il given the officers lighting on the
frontier.
The motion to consider was agreed to,
and the resolution WAS laid upon the
table.
Mr.. FORNEY submitted conference
report on the army appropriation bill.
Adopted, An agreement was reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

WAsHINGTON, Dec. 29.-AlaJ0r J.. W. Ben
teeu gh Cavalry Is at his own request Transferred TO
the th Cavalry vco Major Lowi, Merrill, hereby trans
forced from the I'm TO the oh Cavalry. Major Bentccn
will rcport To the Commanding General OF pIbo1 for
ass,nmcnt to station. The tluartcrm1stcra Depart
r.ut VIII furnish Post Chaplain George ID. Crookcr with
on from st. LOUIS 10 Jefferson Barracks and
eturn once Zach week to enable him to act rs chaplain
Al Jefferson Barracka Leave OF absence Tor Ionr
,n,ptbs 10 take effect about February |, Is 'aucd
srroud Liritenani John T. Ne Baiu ON Cavalry: Tue
ic,v OF frat Lieutenant Charcs \. NaIHum. 'h Cav
nlrv il eNtcudc two months First Lieutenant Elcutrd
'r,1,n,-nr Gth Infantry, Ht Fort Douglass Utah,
viii repair cy and report lrraH-snmeut to duy
IA Acilng 81 suil Oincer at Fort Meyer .
Obircr. uf tue army I'm this city WI assemble IN tuii
,ttllnrm AT the Commanding Generals oGco by or "'-
foro 80 A. M Friday. Janulry ], lo@B, whence they
viii proceed t. the Executive Mansion 80 pay their r.
sprc- 10 the President OF the United 0tcs. lhoy Will
form by corps and regiments IN tho Oioor CIV IA the
Army Register. ,. 81,
riue Cnrus IN tnla city wall assemble IN special Idll dcas
uniform az The Office of the Secretary Of the Navy by OF
before 30 a. M. Friday. January /, 1856. whence
they WIN proceed the Executive Mansion 10 pdy tDcr
r,.prcts t. The Tr sidcut OF the United states. ihey
wi form by corps according 10 rank IL tho OrdcrsFc
IN the Navy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-30

IRON, The ilriIpdfl IfrfS.
The other day young housewife lett her nome IN ms
city to spend few days with several lady friends in
Uqntltou Before going she provided good supply %
cold edibcs husband aud told him That he could
helm himself whenever he AuuGry. lie took lHheh
doVnfoWn and went home in IN" evening FOR dihneE
As he tells tho store. he sound cod chicken cod Tut
ter cold pie cold milk, cold salt. colt mustard ana sew
c-a other cold Dishes but with al that he Wa nor en-
rrcly satsHed and hunted high and low Tor something
else At first no did not know what n WIS., MT many
concluded that he wanted bread. Ic knew here VS.
some i'm the house, aut he c0U not I'M IL Finally no
concluded to telegraph his wife, fr lie coull not i've
without bread. Accordingly telegram ASKING Nv hete
T. the broad r. WAS dispatched. 49,
The wife received a. In tie midst OF a number OF atc,
and Il frightened hcr ucHrly 10 death. Nh the ciy
know II IS bad nrWs; know NJ b Is kilei! Sho
fell In faint The ladies present cried from sympathy,
and 4 most luguhrous scene presented rseIf when lo
man OF the house happened M.
WHAT'S tho matter here T. he asked. -,
Mrs BIS husband has been killed ana sho h''
fanted' was tue reply.
" How do yOu kAow J he asked
"Oh she got q telegram.
"Wherc Is iti
:" We haven't opened II yet --.....
Imarine the scene when the Hynrathehc crea'ut's
reid me message. In about m hour the reply vas sue
hnck 10 him: You thing. It's IN the h'eal-poA'
under the piano. where HID Ii from the COOK"