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The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by "A sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethl If so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs.
WINsLow SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Chill
DREN TEETHING. Its value is incalcu-
liable. 1t will relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately. Depend upon it,,
mothers, there is no mistake about it,.
1t cures dysentery and diarrhOea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces intlam-
nation, and gives tone and energy to- the
whole system. Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
of the oldest and best female nurses aud
physicians in the United States, aid is
for sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price D cents a bottle.
Dec. 3D. yr.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

ov,IIoh-. f,r tho II months school
inc., OIL Dos children This i lie
,rocass ofraisi,g revcono for clrca.
,io,aI rur,.,s.s ,,,o,ibe Democrat
soriousIv Joub,s The wisdom If
abonJoni,q The reader will sec
i,.,oo,ar hattie Democrats idea
;sof tho .rcnDv wise and mound
f,oli.h" order
Adiod,o,he above cost for revc.
nuo !. also the cost OF inr.c, sni
,.Lor arp.rdages FIR tryipg crimi.
nails and more Still. the cost Of main
,oi,irg . ror, of the notice force
tho, gn,rJs Tho city in which the
Dsmorr,t ! d,mi,l,ci. From the
in formation we have we do no, hest.
tate To affirm hat the sale and use
cfrjoo,r. c-.,s the tax.paycrs. a.
such # Adams county. irfaj.,iv
marc ,L,r She has or ever Will get
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Melissa Henley, colorcd, plead
guilty to unlawful retailing at the
recent tenn Of caurt, and was sen
tNnccl 10 pay q fiac Of $2j and
be imprisoned for ten days. She has
been par 'oncd both as to fine and
Imprisonment by Gov. Lowry, upon
whose petition we have not learned.
Sarah Hid, colorcd, was also con
fictcd Of unlawful retailing and
sentenced to fine Of $25 and ten
days in Jail, and is serving her time
with the contractor. The Governor
should pardon her also. We are in
favor OF the law being enforced, but
can see no reason why one should
suffer and anOther go free. Serve
all alikc.-Signm Coptah0R.
The Governor seems ambitious to
be known as the great pardoning
Governor. BY the way, this is not
the first time lie has shown undue
readiness to pardun.persons convict
ell tor violating the liquor laws, but
the Signal CopilIan's logic is faulty.
On the same principle nobody
should be punished for violating
law, for there are thousands OF
criminals who 60 scott-free every
year because the law never gets
them into It's clutches.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
Nr. IL. Bo~worIh RattOnhoIcd

Yes" said Mr. James L. Boswortn, an Old
Albanian, Ill was twelve years ago when con
tracted d terrible case of blood POISONING.
mad II. appetite, did not sleep well at night, my
digestion was impaired, my tarolt was c4uter-
lied five times and IN fact was total wreck
had been under tn TIRE dtment OF several Of the
leading physicians Of Atlanta; tried nearly every
blood remedy advertIsed went to Hot Springs
where l remained severa! months, receiving no
benefit whatever.
truly wonderful! blood remedy was recon-
mendel, known as Il. b. 3. used it, and, sir,
bottles cured me, ara really believe it to be
the gr2nlest and quickest blood remedy ever
known.
Send to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for
their Book Of Won"crs. free.
May =, I'm.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
Nr. Il, II. Dodge, Yardmaster
Ga k. CO.


makes j statement
my wife has been a great sufferer from
cat4rrh. several physicians AMI anous patent
medicines was resortel to, vet the disease con-
unued undated nothing appearing to make
any impression upon 1t. Her constitution finally
became implicated the poison being in her
blood.
a secured a bottle of L. B. b. AMI placed
her upon It's use, and 10 oar surprise the i'm
proyement began at once, and her recovery was
rapid and complete. No other preparation ever
produced such a wonderful change, and for all
forms of Bood Disease cheerfully recommend
B. 3. b as a superior Blood Parne-."
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
Special Masters Safe.

BY VIRTUE Of decree rendered. 10y the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
southern District Of Mississippi uu the
9TH ,lay ut MAY. 4. ID. l-Sj, in a cause
pcndin. in said Court wherein +. II. Da-
Wis was was complainant and II. ID. Mon
CIV ct al, defendants, the undersigned
special Master in Chaucery, named in
said decree, will, on
Friday, the 9th Day of July, 1889,
nj the front door of the Federal Building
in the city of Jackson, Miss, sell ut pub
Inc auction to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described property-situated IN
Lincoln county, State of Mississippi, to-
wit
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Containing (lO,I1) ten thousand four
hundred and forty acres more or less
Also the following land in the town Of
Bnguc Chitto, Lincoln county, Miss. to-
WIT: Lots ), =, and in Block No ,;
all of block No. l tonc) known as SUIT
tom addition. Lots ;. and IN Block
i, liartS division. Lots 10 and II, in
Block l, Harris Nurvcy, and also the fol-
lowing personal property, now in the
possession of James NJ. WcSsOu, Jr., and
James W. Persons, two of the rrantors
herein, and being the only property of
the klnd IN their possession, viz: 9 car
N-I"SN, lron-axle wagons, one planning
mil complete, one saw mill, engines 100
horse power, boilers, l gang cdger, all
the pHlleNs. shaftings, etc, locomotive,
engine and running gear complete, 10
Hat cars, road bed, &c, the same being
the property now in use by said Wcsson
and Persons at their mills on said lands,
together with all the improvements,
houses, appurtenaLc ~ and privileges, I'M
TO sand lands and personal property be-
longing or in any way appertaining.
Said lands and personal property will
be sold in block as one indivisable whole
for cash sufficient to pay the accrued in
tereSt on the note sued on in said cause
(anouuting to about SIS, 921 .70), the costs
of said proceeding and fees of sale, tho
balance payable on the 2oth day of Jan
uarY, 1887, and secured by vendors lien
and mortgage, and deed of trust in favor
of the Special Master.
JAMES NJ, MCKEE,
Special Master.
June ., 1SS6.-t d s
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
John Kelley, the noted Tammany
chieftain, died last Tuesday.
Cause of NEURALGIA

It is conceded by the Medical Pro-
fession that impoverished nerves is the
cause of neuralgia. When the nerves
are not properly fed, it is an indication
that the digestive organs are not dqing
BEANS win surely relieve indiges-
ton, and when the digestion is right
else will be right. Vigor and
happiness will 90 hand m hand. Dose:
One Bean. For sale by all druggists.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
First Gun For Barksdale.

The Democrats of Madison met in
Convention last Monday and unani-
mously instructed their ten delegates
to the District Convention for Banks
dale. 'Rah for Madison. AS she
goes, so will go three fourths of the
district.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Perry county voted fpr PrOhiLi.
tn last Tuesday.
Both houses of Congress have pas.
se'l the Temperance instruction bill.
DR.. bio Lewis Is dead, and lis
body was crcnated at Fresh Pond,
New York, on the 9th.
The Wick burg Post came out last
Monday On crimson colored paper.
J. must have been blushing at the
check OF the {. II.
If whisky builds up trade and at
tracts capital and immigration, q
lac number Of Mississippi towns
should be as big as London.
The y. o. Picayune predicts tie
denomination and re election OF
President Cleveland. The country
might 90 great deal farther and do
worse.
Mr.. J. c. Clark has rendered his
resignation as president Of the Hi
nois Central railroad. 1t is rumorcd
that he will return to his old home
in Maryland and re-enter politics.
Thos Ward, of Canton, is spoken
OF as candidate against the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in this
district. Renominate Barksdalc,
and Mr., Ward will ego like Ward's
ducks"
Drury Brown, the Is year old son
OF Capt. f. W. Rrown, Circuit Clerk
OF Copiah, accidentally killed him
self at Hazlehurst Tuesday while
handling a pistol. The ball entered
The roof Of the mouth.
We are in receipt Of invitations
from those two excellent institutions
of learning, Mississippi College and
Central Female Institute. TO attend
their Commandments. These will
embrace the week before June 24th.
We hope to he present.
Gen. Catchings has written an ex-
PLANTATION TO the Sword and Shield,
which, like that of Gen. Writ
Adams, fails to explain, as that live
y journal clearly shows. Continue
10 make 1t interesting for the Peni-
teAtiary and State House ring,
Rodcrick.
DR.. Domingos Feire, Of Rio
Jancro, reatlirms the value of his
discovery Of incubation as the
remedy for yellow fever. OF 1000
persons inoculatcd by him last year,
but I or S died, whilst more than
5000 persons not inoculatcd and
subjected To the same conditions
died Of yellow fever.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

The owner of the above described es-
tray is hereby notified to como forward,
prove property, pay all charges and take
same away, or they will be disposed of as
the law directs. ID. A. PATRICK,
Coroner aud Ranger, Lincoln County.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Itch, Prairie Mango, and scratches of
every kind cnred in 80 minutes by Wool
tords sanitary Lotion. Use m other.
his never fails sold by Or. A. Lewen-
thai, DrHS2iSl. Bruokhaven, Miss.
irh IL lNr
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

with marks of tistula on shoulder, both
hind feet white, and about years old,
taken mp by 5. F. Magee, after being duly
sworn, do value and appraise said horse
at fifty dollars ($50.00), being the true
valuation to the best of our knowledge.
T. w. KEENAY' Appraisers.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
We are authorized to Announce
Hen. Ethel Barksdale,

T. = candidate for Reelection 30 Congress
frum The 9TH Congressional District: sub
81 &" the action Of the Democratic Dls-
trIrt Convention.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

If 'Out of sorts with headache, stomach
disorder, torpid liver. pain in back or side, con.
stipatiOn, etc neglect may be fatal One dose
of Strong's Sanative Pills will give relief
A few doses restore 10 new health and vigor.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
STATE GLEANINGS.

meeting.
Halzehurst has caught tue mn,
tary fever
There are 200 acres Of strawber.
ries around Durant.
West Point is going to have
woodenware factory.
Tho cotton factory at Corinth j.
1, be sold on June eth.
p,... g.. .;
Lauderdale for whisky.
,,..,.,.., Stu
LAY Cou'tN 80 49, :. ,''''
10
''I''ah county nous ! A'O''' w
10" e''e''"h on June -''"'
Senator George has purchased a
'e'''ehCe i" " aSA!"7' oh lily
Haz.cAurst and CRYSTAL Springs
are shipping tomatoes to Chicago.
ria D.. CHI, 49,, r,o..r, J..
to start to work again in October,
wi.h new machinery.
NJ. ~ y a.: i, -., ,
VI II r. w, - 49,
,ue Walden Journal.
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-, nc l".'' ''''o'''s'' VI pa"
h ,'o.,' = t,,u',sl lon' I" ''oH ~ ii"1
n. ... Milne.
az D' '.''s,'"- ~ '''G 0'''e I"''''' g.,
c c.5', e" you - o'Gn PoS'i'o"e''
ON . '''o 4 0'i " . u! ! ~
An excursion train to the Coast
lamp Nee.'n7 ia July curing sam
'o"e' ''''' - 'e'" . a'i'"7eu'
Capt. James Kiucannon is an
aspifant for the Democratic nomina.
ton to Congress from the First Dis,
'I'r''
Henry Flowers ATTEMPTED 10
break jail at Hazlehurst last week.
but was recaptured after getting out
Of the Jail yard.
Cl r No,r.hrr f.rr,arr =.
editor Of the Patron of Husbandrv'
at Meridian, died at his home in
that city last week.
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,ags;I,.' .t':.I, a., ,'e"' "No A'0''" u :
L. {. /. Boothe was killed in the
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The Meridian News printing es
Establishment has been leased by
Messrs. Niece, Dement, Il Horn,
.l'e ,. c2,i' any owning u oea"s aole
~ ,,l, et,'e ''e"' ~ 'e.', . "''o'
'''''''7 - '"'S = ''" "'o'''"0'
! In Adams county the Prohibition.
lists seem to he doing nothing. In
L2udcrdaIe and Clarke the canvass
is red hot and still heating Al.
three counties vote on the question
/ ofIicrnse or no license next Tues,
day, sub inst.
A convict named VIM. Little,
alias Cornelius Little, was killed by
/ lightning IN Jackson last Monday
near The residence OF Col. J. ). Ham
ilton. Four guards and fourteen
other couvicts were knocked down
and badly stunned.
rho vickshpra Poet Ioorrs thot
NO purorn> CInh 7,;1 ;n,;ot 49,, ,I'0
Crond In,r Inor iu,n ,ho Smnda,,
laws-their observance and viola
lation-the selling whisky to minors,
and The open and high-toncd gamb-
ling said to be done in that city.
/ Er;dar ninht woa oooa avn t,r
hobiae 'o.'',75,;oI,,' [,;r, 0 LoI';ra -,
,ho ,nr, ofd ,.;n;niti? civ mYthor.
,roro h,r,h - .mni,.o iahi ',,'' IN ;.
9i,IS Nina avoI 6arl, ovod and ovoe
e. 1'nh1f,,I Ina 80, ,so1I ~ - ,'a1,r ~
+ w. dn,', l,nnv rh,thor tIis was
Lrln'rht ,ha"t h., ,hn od'an. ~
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rho S,n,ooit Sontin,l n+. +Io
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
The Common School Fund.

'i'N' W. >'i''''i i'"'' " INV 'iI'''' i'~e"7'
system - a'ollShedi The money arising
~" ''P"'' '.,'"' ,.,c,
,,.I =. :, c,r,o. l., b.Ii.vad ,b,, the reo.
plc of Mississippi are willing to abandon
the common school edncationof their chill
dren' It wont" be Wen w 'he lace "i 'he
'0'' 80, W. - - -, - .,.,,
.,,,og,nc, ,o Lo c,s,irg .l,or, Cor some
other source from which to derive
school fund.
This Is practical question that must
Nv i''''' 'no u ""'I' '''''' '.' " ~
g r,:.in,, hi. frrd =. dc.,roy.d ,boro
uu.t he some other devised. While we
would not be understood a. saying the
present mode Is Tue best SUM 'he I'''
so 80 - ." ~ t ..'. ,,','' ., -
70
II will be we'll to consider when voting
on local option laws whether there Is "
means OF hcerin2 up system o. 'f''
,' ''', ''''' .,,, l,I. .,r.,.
aa,or,. j.. r,..,,ri :, t,x,-iau in t,,.. S.atr.
which would probably be- Increased ii the
three hundred thousand dollars Of school
iand Ia" TO be a""e" 10 '"' ''F''' INA.
''""' pi IN - 80 .''', - =
sac :. .avo1 - I'm, ,La,
great As it can bear. and the state has a
debt that will require tie strjcte>t
{, o',o". -" o'''' y ss ~. ~ , l'g.,'
a,,arn. ,1cri,.I fro,, IL. lfrc,,.a :. san.
is deducted from the revenues Of the State
aud it has TO he supplied by taxation on
interests that are already paying all the
,aA 'n'S can o'A'' II = " l"'s'''' - '.,'
,,na,Io
Prohibition viii bring H. face to face
with the fact that the tax on other inter
cHt7 must be raised. h'' VIII cohi'neh"
'e'' 10 r'''! ''A- Pay = "',', an -
,,'rmr,. +ta oo., 81 uLich !. L;,a...If nn.t
bear a port-Eotcbc, Deuocrat
1t is not creditable to a paper Of
the Democrats reputcd intelligence
and ability to seriously make such
an INQUIRY as the above, but Il il
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
FoR.CoNGRESs.
We are authorized to announce
Hon. Chas. E. Hooker.
OF HINIIS.

A. 4 candidate for Congress from tho eth
Con residual District ; subject to the ac-
tl", of the Democratic District Cvnvun-
ton.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

so low they would make your hair curl. They've
got everything tom the common brogans to the
finest shoes for ladies', men and children. and
hats-there's oceans of hats. You can buy the
latest style straw hats there from 26C. to s200
piece. And you are sure TO get your moneys
wort h. If you'll look at this picture you'll see
just ano { the way Uncle Zeke is gong TO axe
for the BIG RED STAR, corner of Canal and
leans.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

No use to enumerate any article you can
find everything at lowest cash prices at
KOhlman's Great Cash House.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
Mississippi College.
MAY, 1st, 1886.

MAY, lst, 1886.
On Tuesday, June 23rd, at $50
o'clock, p. m, there will be a Grand
Reunion of the PhilOmathean So
cicty. The programme for the &C.
casion will be interesting; and the
Philomatheans present will meet
many old friends and have many
pleasant associations recalled. Let
every Philo. rally to his colors
Visitors are also cordially invited.
r. G. LOWRY, I
L. NJ. CowsERT,
:. q. COOPER, Committee.
;. ". MILLER,
L.. l.. WEEEx.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Canned goods of all kinds cheaper than
ever ut J. b. NAITY's.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Choice fruits, candies and notions at
powelrS
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Kohlman knows cash is a scarce article,
therefore his prices are graded according
lV
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

Schnorrenbers Bros. are cheapest.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
EstrGy Notice.
Chestnut SorreI Horse.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
LINCOLN COUNTY.

We, the undersigned jury, summoned
to appraise one
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03
UNCLE ZEKE IN NEW ORLEANS.

There Is no use talking
about big places AMI
sights. for | went 10 New
Orleans the other dav and
] was paralyzed. | went
to a good manv places,
hut the One that got tee
totally ahead Of me was a
tremendous big store they
call the CRED STAR -
It's as hlg as "a 2T-pound
girl on roller skates. and
don't Won forget 1t. What
do they keep d? Shoes,
Hats, Umbrellas, Baskets
and Satchels. You
wouldn't believe there
was SO many shoes in the
|, United States as saw in
J hat store, and at prices
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-06-03

, { OinrnItiCc.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The postoliice building in Tucson
owned BY .. Henderson, i being
altered So ais 10 render il more con-
yenient for those having business with
that institution. In speaking Of the
removal of the postctlice the Citizen
says: The building IS owned by p.
Henderson, the wide awake and pros
porous banker, and his clever business
sagacity was well exempllfed by his
success in carrying away The postotiice
prize. lie is ono of those shfewdi
careful and reliable fnanciers, whose
searching eye not only looks at to-day
but searches far away into the dawn
Of the future
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

William H Boomcamp, sailor be-
fore the mast, and therefore entitled
To speak, has made q statement in re~
gard to the sinking Of the steamer
Oregon On which lie was passenger.
The points he makes IN brief are these:
The hole made ia the vessel, which
was upon the port side, was caused BY
force from without, because ii walked
MIN, and he noticed that tbs vessel was
leaning to siarboard Had Il been the
result of an explosion from within the
vessel would have leaned to the port
side from The weight of rushing waters.
Furthermore, when atternptto STOP
the hole was being made he leaned
( fat out over the vessels side and saw
that the iron plates were bentinward
showing that the force came from
without AS ID the night, he says
that it was perfectly clear, and thai
any vessel, large or small with q
without lighta could haye been seen
for miles away HIS feared at Bos
/ ton that tie schooner which was sunk
Eip the collision with The Oregon wai
1.-THE Hudson, from Philsdelphia fol
II liis port, With coal, which is noN
81 q. 4 4
Three days eYeraue
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The Democrats of Colorado are
highly indignant At the appointment
Of 2. L Hill, tenderfoot, to be the
Il, s. Marshal Of that State. The Den.
yer News, the leading organ Of the
party says: "Ihe appointment Of Mr..
Hill must be regarded as an insult to
the intelligence patriotism and bones
ty Of the whole people Of Colorado.
The News further emphasizes its dis.
gust. II says Mr. Hill IL practically
unknown to the men who have
borne the brunt Of every political
campaign on the Democratic side in
this State for years, aud they viii fee!
some resentment toward the Presi.
dent, and more particularly toward
Attorney General Garland, for prefer.
ring ala unknown to all the prominent
men who had honorably sought tht
position Of Marshal
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

One Of the heaviest ranch and cattle
deals which ever took place in the his-
tory Of socorro County, NJ M, was con-
gummated yesterday. J.B,slaughtef
Eaving sold his entire ranch and cat.
tie, numbering 6,000 head, 70 Mcssrs,
Stevens, Upcher, and Burr, for and III
the consideration Of the enormous sum
Of $l3o,oo0; $4,000 spot cash paid
down, and tho balance Of $4,000 to ba
paid in four months time. John b,
Slaughteras a brother to w D. Siaugh-
ter, also d large cattle owneE ana il
wen known here ID socorro as the
president Of tile First National Bank
John b. still has q ranch and 8,00(
head Of cattle 70 fall back on. He il
quite . young man tobe wortha guar.
ter Of d million, being only about q
years Of age Socorro Bullion.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

An amusing story is now being told
in London Of the late Justice Manle's
treatment on one occasion Of these
stroug-minded ladies who are SO fond
Of erowding into the law courts when.
ever any particularly sensational or
horrible case is on trial. The counsel
for the prosecution was about to ex-
anime a witness in detail on matters
generally mentioned in the press as
"unft for publication" when the
Judge asked the ladies' Of whom
there we're a large number present, to
be so kind as to retire for a short
space Of time. Thereupon ensued q
general uprisal and rusthng Of dress
es, lasting for some minutes, after
which it was seen that about one-hali
only Of the female audience had left,
"And now, said Justice Maule, now
that the ladies have retired, usher,
clear these women out Of the court.
N. Y. Mail & Express.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The Utah Legislature has passed a
law providing against the running at
large Of bulls in Rich county, Of that
Territory, between the first days Of
January and July of each year. The
penalty provided for violations Of the
law is the impounding and sale Of all
animals taken up. A provision ofthe
operation can be extended to any
county in the Territory whenever a
majority Of the voters in the county
SO elecs.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The Philadelphia Times clamors for
a whipping post law for the punish
ment for prize-dghters. II insists
that every man who takes part ia a
slugging match should he treated to a
good dressing down with cat 'o-nine'
tails, Fancy an ordinary, weak-chest'
ed Sheriff preparing to polish Of the
stalwart Mr. Sullivan OF the brawny
Paddy Ryan with a small Russian
knnnf
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

The ladies composing the Hebrew
BeneYolentSociety OF Tucson, as shown
by their works, have "a tear for pity
and hand as open as the day for
melting charity" Mrs. Czerwinsky,
the founder Of the society, ives duly
remembered on tho 2lst instant, by
the presentation Of a silver tablet
properly inscribed as evidence Of the
esteem and love borne the donee by
members Of the society for her untir-
ing efforts in the promotion Of the Oh.
iects Of the society.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-03-27

Perfection in art Is just little too
sweet for anything. The contempla,
ton Of the Garden Of Eden and the
expulsion of Adam and Eve, by an
angel in a dress fashionably trimmed
with Aounces, elevates the mind and
stukingly shows how easily and quick
ly the dawn Of biblical history can be
advanced by a little paint or hmner's
pencil to the age Of railroad strikes.
Ehis seemingly unaccountable power
Of anRihilating time is, indeed, won.
derfuI power, and trenches on the
miraculous. This transmutation Of
time and events is even less wonder
full than the presentation of the sur
render Of Geronimo to Crook, by the
Illustrated Police News, on the 23d
of February last, at a time when nc
meeting by Geronimo and Crook was
contemplated, The picture, however
if not truthful, is suggestive how a
horse may be mounted in order tc
cause the rider to face the rump d
Che horse. Geronimo IS represented
with his right foot resting in the left
stirrup, as if about to mount a bowed
neoked horse, with quiyering ear,
winch, from the position, would nat
arally cause the riders left leg to b,
passed 70 the right side Of the horse
thus bringing his face in the direction
Of the tail Of the horse, his eyes ppor
his stern opponent and big back It'd tht
opposite direction.