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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
stanley WIN BE transferred.

NFNNIdI 70 tIIU HuhtITVi
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April 14.-Army
officers here are very strongly Of tire
opinion that military order will soon be
promulgated assigning Gen. Patton to
duty in the department of Texas, with
headquarters at San Antonio, and
transferring Gen. David S. Stanley to the
department of Dakota, with station at.
st. Paul. Gen. Stanley has signifed no
desires in the premises, but it is we'll
known fact that he would gladly make
the change, preferring Dakota rs the
more important charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
AUSTIN.
More Normals this sui,,ner-Cien. Robert,
on the Laredo Riot.
special To the t3aHette

'NN%' -fNhAhaAr TINS HuhAttner-krens Roberts
on the Laredo Riot
special 90 the taEette
AUSTIN, TEX, April -Superintend.
ent Baker has made The following eddi-
houal selections OF locations for summer
normal schools; Beaumont. Nacog
doches, Greenvllle. Jewctt, Willis. Nc.
Kinney, Seymour, Round Rock, Pearsall
Fredericksburg and Cisco.
Comptroller Swain has not yet decided
whether he viii accept the Invitation OF
the citizens OF Luling to speak there on
the 2lst,
Cen A ). Roberts, commanding the
state militia, who Is again at home after
his Laredo campaign, was Inter siewed
to-day. One OF the points made was tina,
In the opinion Of Gen. Roberts the late
bloody riot might have been prevented
by the county judge and sheriff but wss
not Gen. Roberts says the Guaraiches
promised him that all Of their party who
we're or should be indicted would he
peacefully surrendered to the author.
tiles. Gen. Roberts thinks there will be
no further trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
a Chief Deputy Boune,s

Special to the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEX, April nd
surprise was expressed in the ~
day when it became generate /, !
our postmistress, Mrs. McPsr,]
discharged her chief deputy, q n
and substituted a stranger 70 al
lately arrived from Missouri, nj
Mr.. Etter served the people d \
county two terms as coilec.rs
and made a good record in uu]
as Il safe and accommodating M
ant. He was serviceable 4
MCPHERSON is making her boul \
coo before taking charge Of tie \
has his name on the bond fof "a
fourth the amount. In yleg 4
well-known facts everbody hts|
was a part of the office for The N
years. 1t now turns out that s
mistress gave no sign Of dIwuaI
Monday morning, when Mr.. II
quietly but firmly told, that HI
were no longer needed and Hn /
gentleman would take his plGsa
salary than be was receiving. lie
stood that Mr.. Eiter viii wiz
security on the bond since he lal
in handling the funds OF tie as
when this is done a new bond
made out, as the release Of on
releases sill others.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

special 70 the easette.

SptSiai W lAt dhAcltts
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, April I4.-Mrs
James Converse, wife of the well-known
gentleman who has been connected with
the Sunset route ever since the beginning
of Its construction, died here at noon to-
day. The remains were shipped on a
specia, train tonight for Houston, her
former home, for final sepulture. Mrs
Converse was a noble-hearted, pure
minced lady, whose death is lamented by
all alike.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

rcciaI 10 tho ea1e,,. i''sh''.

srecial 80 tho Gazette.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX. And
day in the district court .lSS n"
Issued an injunction re.,, .''
Mexican Ferry companv Z.
passengers aud freight from ~, "
side Of the river. This ln,s..l
Issued on the application ~ ~
Vile Ferry company, they g,si Y.
guaranty bond. The Meyie,s
Railway company Ia the prime, n
OF the ferrT privilege on tbIs W
Mexican side belongs to tbe ~ n.
emoras. They have herg,oi.:
their ferry rights to the Bro,s, ,s
pany, so that both were upds,
agement, but recently began =,
an independent business n 4
which the Injunction stons
case of their rights will be 4 !,
ii involves several interestIrs
OF ferry rights between the two
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Buy some Of that sll-silk ribbon at
Randall Chambers Co.'s and ornament
your chairs and sotas. You can buy ten
yards for 80 cents in Plumbers to Z, and
the best quality made at 10 cents a yard,
in any number, of Of the bargain counter
at Randall & Chambers Co.'s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
Marriages.


WHTTEsBoRo, TEX, April IA. - Mr..
Jessie F. Bessent was married to-day to
Miss Bette Saddler at the residence of
the bride at McComb, Rev. II. f. Bone
officiating. They will make Whitesboro
their future home, and enjoy the best
wishes of their many friends here.
Mr.. f. NJ. Barnet will be welded this
evening at O'Clock to Miss Victoria Nc
Cool at the Baptist church, this place.
Rev. a. B. Ingram performing the mar.
rage ceremony. They have the best
wishes of their host of friends.
Rev. MIR. Shelton, presiding elder Of
this district, viii hold quarterly confer.
ence at the Methodist church tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

special to the Gazette.
CoPERAs COVE, TEX, April 14.-Our
town was thrown into an excitement
yesterday morning early over the dying
condition of Mrs. Dr. /. Evans After
getting medical assistance it was found
she had taken an overdose Of morphine
and died at 4;l0 O'Clock. Funeral services
will take place this evening at 1880
O'Clock, conducted by Rev NJ B. John
ston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

next Saturday evening. Sundays papers
will tell call about II.
Deputy Sheriff Jacoby, on telegram
from City Marshal Fleming Of Waxa-
hachie, this morning arrested and jailed
Robert Flynn and Mallett Lee for shoot
ing at a negro In Waxahachie.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

apcVtut W tut HAAette'
MoUsT PLEASANT, TEX, April IA
The rear coach Of this mornings south
bound passenger train was the officials
car OF the Texas st. Louis. 1t con
tanned w. Il. Crumpton, general superin-
tendent; G. a Weed, superintendent OF
bridges, and IL. N. Newlaud, division road
master. It Is said their aim is to make a
complete inspection Of the road between
Tyler and Gatesville.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

TROY, Tex, April l4.--Col. Robert
Elliotte died at his residence at Old Troy
last night and was buried this evening.
Col Elliotte was one of the early settlers
Of this county, and was well and fav0ra
bly, known throughout the state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Every day something new sa' \
tive is received at the Randalils
bers Co. dry goods house. q y
they were exhibiting a line o. ~
dla lawns and linens in an eIclss'
Of stYles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

specIhl % nc N-IlIttte.
HeUsToN, TEX, April l4--Mrs, James
Converse, wife Of Mai. Converse, chief
engineer of the Southern Pacific company,
died to-day. Mrs. Converse was daugh-
ter Of Mrs. a. c. Allen, wife OF the late
a C.. Allen, one OF the founders of Hous-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Randall & Chambers Co. are 3
speciality in unisundered sa'r s
guarantee to show the best n,S RI
in this line at same prices ~
where for poorly made shirts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
special % the Gazette.

DAN ANTONIO, TEX, April IA
prominent young attorney from Travis
county, Mr.. 81. J. Dagnon by name Was
INDICTED oy the Bexsr county grand inr.
lew days ago on two CHARGES one :,
conspiracy and the other for ire tbas, ~
forty head OF horses. - "s ''iei' Oh
DAgnon Is charged with heinz con.
ceIpea IN the same wholesale trsnssc,ior
Win Ben MeMahsn, Henry Newhsrrv ''2 y
W. Robertson and others. "'e'iy' ~
Effr since he was indicted he has man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Gentlemen who wish to see bet
leundert d shirts ever showniuaal
should drop in at the FURNISHING
ment of Randall & Chambers O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Correspondence OF the ,ia, ,,l'' /
PENDlEToSvILIE. nv
a recent meeting Of the co,.l
alliance 1t was decided + "
convention with the Kp,eh,.s
the purpose Of unitirs "sH
octloo for their mutasi upn|
VIII meet ut Temple ON ~ aa Y
majority ct The alliance T., \ AZ
we have cOnversed expras VIZ K
being opposed 70 enteriss ". W.
pact with the Knights. hss "a, ,us
on their own platform ~ P'sl'|
pendent Of all other ordegs s ~ ~
now numbers over one III.
bers in the county, and N I
crossing. y
The fruit in this yiein,,.
onsly damaged by the "
weather. Corn was fros, M, IN
coming out. Cotton nlsr,''. (.
commenced.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
Baird.
Special to the Gazette.

SpeclaI 70 Inc Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, April 1.-THE case of the
State VS.. w j. Wood, from Sweetwater,
Tex, removed here by change of yenpe
was called this morning in the district
court ana was postponed until O'Clock
on account OF witnesses being absent who
are expected to arrive on the noon train.
rms trial VIII be watched with interest as
.he ueiendant is charged with murder.
ana IN view OF the fact that district court
mss disposed Of four important cases and
district Attorney B. W, Camp has con-
licted all of them.
Inc supper given by the ladies of the
baptist church las: evening Melted them
SZV.z0, which is added to the church fund,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Sergeant-at-Arms Leedom,
representatives, indorses Red pr
Cure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

CAMERON, TEX, April I4.-our sheriff
Nyatt Lipscomb, returned last nigbt
from Coleman county with two prisoners
Henry and Ab Ford, who are accused ~
stealing two horses from !. Lucs. liyina
on MalSer's creek, about five miles from
eown' he ponies were found IN their
Sneriu LipScomb deserves great credit
10! LOT me manner 10 which he brought a5ont
tne ABOVE arrests. When the horses VAR
n ID sslng suspicion at once rested unon tbe
ford boys, who We're seen here the me- N.Y.
ceulng cay and our sheriff started on tbeir
ua,l with the above result. '''0''
l9th inst. '''ie On the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Send TO Randall & ChamDefs X
wish samples of the new st9'e
dress-goods.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

B4oy criss-get up for paregoric--step
o1 iscs 81; Jacobs OH heals wounds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
California oranges, Fort wcEp'

Fresh roasted coffee, Wort
20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

GALVESTON, TEX, April "a, Sailed /;
Steamship Comal, for New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Granulated sugar, Fort wora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Fresh vegetables, Fort waa
Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15
STATE NEWS.
Doings and Happenings Of the Day
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.

Gatherings from over the state Reported
specially for tho Gazette By liza
Own Correspondents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

you, IS she has deceived every 0ae slsv \
u could net be deceived in snca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

bn0gher's wife; wherenpOn she hang her
arms about me and covered my face with
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Try that line mixed tea for so cents at
FIR. Wer.a Grccer Cas-.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

aged age to .t,,; elude ares, u,s,
bond. His object Il , o,l'
bond. e-'n ums i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

it lsls mriiigifsC tiat erlliraiss ~ f'l-las p
s,alss. Msuus,, aa4 eeeiasss-i @issase
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

Tho Finest RaEors IN me v
at Auderson's gun stora
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

- "a" 0axctte.
. d :. FAso, Tx, Aprl 4. /
spending a few days X 4.
family. Last might n. W.
out TO see the sights s W. ~
10 O'Clock. He was y. \. lsllaI
By bis father, wherein I. I.
out his pistol and iires 's ~. n II
at him, barely MISSING N.Y. y
seized and disarmcd S,1n 'a, u
good whipping and pas " \; snl \
party left this morninr ~ ulI'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-15

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nail grid
cannot
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soup
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and cut
into
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mint al e
gar and
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done In
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and pour
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ttona, sea
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD

NIFTY of starch and chloride oil
Jim, hardcns quickly and lasts a. 4
.fopper Of holes in metals Tor moil'''S'
Boston BHagtt.
farmer thinks he has discovered
that the common larkspur is fatal 10
tbr potato bug. He proposes to pant
it uumcrously among potato vines
y. T. Telegram.
A rood rule is. when You see a
limb interfering with another oui WIN
Il. whatever the time of wear Nh'i
the SAP is in full flow wounds Will neal
oyer uuickeSt.-N. \. Tunes,
Pennsylvania farmer last year
slid over six thousand dollars worth
nj POTATOES from twelve acres. ne
terrified with a compost OF hardwood
ashes aud oyster she'll lime, ploWed
deem. planted medium sized, well
formed. uncut potatoes three feet apart;
cave level cultivation and cU'ItNat'u
often. From one hill he took th'''l-
one fine, large tubcrS.
The tHt'c' St't'' H''l' 1'.," ia
that 1t is a provision Oh h"tTl' ,n"' o
cow looks out nor her'cIi "plplo "iu
does for her stupid Il anu ~
not give rich mix Ii't'' sue ~"
GENERATED from the effects OF Seml-Star-
ratlon. She wants Io'lle in,"' L "' ;mta
bone, before she VIII pun inl',n t ,n,o
the pail me FARMER nao uro'L I.en II
the fat ont OF ms gr''"iH una" "''P
out OF the Pa'i' .ar..a
Rough Ian1 US can pgs, W ]n ".i,
tl pa'jurlnS' Inc u",", ,Ii '"" and
Of the lana Is '3uou'o III 1'iIt N"! nndn.
the CROWN OF ou7u'S "au p,''o' nstant
sirahIe plants N'Rt "o"n y 'o nl nan
trrgdng and iecalhS' Nno S n,T' 5ton"s
pick about among SI,II'Ps, any Lo sunny rn,n
where the pow eou'u NO. p9 .' ,hc
WINE inc stock l., It S zoo" n 'n,"T iG Is rot
r@0Sn P3>I'I'' 'iG ,o"3" tLn ttork
always '9' o''y '"'"T '' "'
A''""y ''"'"'"'
A clever woman VINO "glIE'.S III
beautiful StllIOulluilHN HAS luNl NOil'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06
HINTS ON HYGIENE.
May Children Go Barefoot without injury
To Their IIpaIth1

MAY Children Go Barefoot without Injury
to Their iIcaIth2
This question is every now and again
rra,o.ol f,r discussion. and vbnn il
..u.l.. ,,. a., u
- '"'"e "'o f'!',' ~ T'' ~
answer Oh physIoIogIral grouluN' II
is mauife,tly a sound practice to ac-
custom children to develop the circrl-
,ot,rv ANIL muscular sy.trm. of +bn
,.it u
io"', 'N,'''''i',' P'''' 90 .''' VI
the hailoS are u'''loIea' ny Tree use
and exposure. 1t is not supposed TO
be either necessary or desirable that
childron .bo,ld wear oloyo. for bvai-
oaio ,umo,o, wb,o1 ,L, L,,J'' 80
,S rr
IiIIIe I"Ih' are mus u'cora''u' 'hp pa
rental idea Is conteNNedIY to give them
what is conyentlonally regarded as II
gcnteel appearance. No one thinks a
child ought to be protected from the
weather, so lar as us hands are con
cerned, On the contrary, 1t Is rrcog-
nlzed that the upper eNtrrmltlc> should
be Kept warm by exercise and hahltuaI
exposure. Precisely the same view
holds good with regard to the lower
eNtremltieS,
Contact with bodleSthat abstract heat,
even more than the earth abstracts it.
!, an almost conStantcondlilon of child
HE. In snort 1t Is entirely in defer
Cnce to fashion and the USagpS OF
society lhai children wear foot COW
trh%s' lhcre Is much to be said in
la\or OF a more natural practice. The
loot Is an organ OF WondrouS complex
n.y. regarded as a bony and muscular
apparatus 1t Is, moreover, provided
with nerves II blood vessels of cSpc-
ciaI l%htrIcacy, The SoftcNt and most
IeNioIe shoe to Il very great extent,
and Il bool almost entirely, reduces
inns organ to the character of a iointcd
block with little self movement. Obyi-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06
Samuel Phelps Clever Device.

Here is a clever device which Mr..
Samuel Phelps used 10 adopt during his
famous management of Sadlcr's Wells
thratrr, in London: In Henry w. in
the march past before A%gincourt, the
the troops dcDilcd behind Il ''set-piece''
which rose breast high. Mime. Tussaud
modelled eighty wax heads these were
fitted ON dummy figures wicker-work
clad in the costume and armor of the
period Every man OF the gallant forty
carried two Of these figures, oncon
either side, attached TO a sort of frame
work, which was dashed to his waist,
hence it seemed as if they were march
inc three abreast. As they tramped
past, banners streaming, drums beating,
trumprts braying, the stage seemed
crowded with soldiers, and the illusion
was so perfect that the audience never
once discovered the artiiice. -Lond0r
Truth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06
SERENITY.

Inc tramp Of arming nations flls the air,
The crash of hostile uavioS Jars the seas,
intestine tumults, horror and despair
IroWd ON the mind to rob 1t of its ease.
ltut IN the wide arch of the Vaulted blue
The stars still keep their old ~untrouhled
mien,
arclurus in still spieudor meets our view,
onion wears his royal robes serene.
The breath of deathly pestilence afrrights,
Cites are trembling. and the peoplcd hills
Shrink in their terror, through the Shuddcr-
ing nights,
The voice OF wild lament earth's circuit
fills.
But still the peaceful valleys, drowsod in
sleep,
Repose, and fll the air with spicy balm,
Nature in quictude of m nd doth keep,
Through stress aud str9iu If human life,
her calm.
Oh, there are tragic partingS and distress,
The sound OF cruelty and ruth AM wrong.
More hands are raised to sm'te than raised to
bless,
And that note, death, ends every gladstone
song.
Yet st Il the mountains rear their stately
forms
In silent grandeur, with their robe of
SHOWS,
And through ltfe's shockS and tumults, winds
and storms,
They wear etcrnally their crown-repose,
And shall we natures hcartlcss calm accused
Cry out to her 10 rcnd her silent rocks!
Or, whatsoever hCtde, Ike her refuse
To yield our calm to Fatc's most deadly
shocksI
Nature is wise; Ike her let us attain
To that calm contemplation, which shall
lit
Our souls above each pang of earthly pain,
As here between tn ctern.t Cs we drift.
Hattie Ting GriSiCold, IN Chicago Adrdnce.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06
Tue GOOGLE HEROES,
.s..,v ., Derrayed Roy. Recently DIS
solved by the Glasg"" Police

D.rraySd Boys Recently Ills
solved b, the glasgow Police
secret society Of desperadoes that
has nonrished in Glasgow Tor some
,imo has n last succumbcd to the vlgi-
lance Of the police. Two OF the mem
b,rs have been caught red-handeo' OF
in other words, with too great an as
sortment of handkerchiels IN 'hc'f pos
ss.sion. and what is even more mpor-
tant. they carried documents which cast
a flood of light on the nature ana eN-
tent of the dangerous ORGANIZATION
From these it seems that the society
called itself The Google Heroes OF
the Terror of the West End. a penny
= vnrL WIS subscribed by each member
and according to the desPeradoeS nj
ready captured, this money was en-
nenied in .blow-outs.' There were
three very strict - all, however,
of equal gravity, The first was 'tha'
Won frht for Your comrades to 'he
Death" the second, THAT you knock
of As many mems hats as possible,
the third. THAT YOU swing at the rope
end if YOU disobey.' The ages OF the
members of this league varied from
Young men in the prime of llte-Sal
twelve years-up to seniors Of eighteen
and it is understood that the portion o.
the subscriptions not expended II
..hlow-outs" was exchanged for penny
numbers about Dick Turpln, Sixteen
string Jack and other heroes OF 70.
nance. Society brcathcS more freely
now that the Google Heroes are
crushcd-St. James Ga:cttc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-03-06


...Jobn. John, What is it9 Where
are Won hurt9 Oh, father. he is
killear' | screamed. what shall |
do9"
Twill never believe again that John
BENTON was ever bashful, for he lust
put one of his hands ON the back of my
head, pulled my face down to his. and
WHISPERED. ,.no lust what YOU are
DOING now. and rs YOU have COM
menced to call me John, do it all the
rest of your life. and let me call YOU
Lou"
There was a sudden disturbance,
The thief had broken away from Will,
The poplar tree shook violently, and
VIII said, as he put his head ont of the
window: well. let the rascal 90. 1t
will saw a rood deal of trouble. All!
There is his pal. who was on guard.
They are both running as if the whole
detective force were nj their heels"
Then. turning to John: How a,c
YOU hurt. Mr.. Benton? You don't look
as if it was very serious
alt is not serious" said John, sitting
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SElF-PRAISE


NFht u lhS ItA IlNUItIdllIt Is III
Man or woman.
Conceit is an insunerable quality in
man or woman an honest snlf-o.tima-
n aH0 n: ~
''oi' &" q"i'' "no'ioi 'nlnS, y man
must, however nave lndlSPutaDly
proved by his deeds that he is worthy
to stand among the great. before an
ossumntion Of worth can he forciver
Lt,, aa,o . ~ .o1f
''nl, 'o'no VI 'no ''~,'-''"'"'oiy IT,
marks OF lainous men nave an honest
Slhpllci'y Whic!i "liluSeS us WINE we
are ui'apic u dispute 'lelr substantial
tru'h' 'lc'or hugo Set'a hlgh NaIoa,
tlon upon MS W genus IT. Is 'alu
mat IN speaklhg OF " continued eA-
l'tence "i'er oeaIns' d" declareu tlat
ohly III Il future lie S!oulG ne a'taih
'he true greatness "nlch HIS earIhly
career merely promised
"At present. ,ald me- - am III the
tauPoic OF an arclahg gel, -,
Although thiS metaphorlcal natural
(or c'Ies'laI) history may nave struck
his hearers as belngSIlghtly~ lrreyerent'
1t evidently expressed ms honest
opinion OF ms own grca' powers
Johh hunter "oilaerlul "~lla'olhl-'
ana surgeon OF the eighteenth century,
had no dellcate scrnpieS against lauda-
lloh OF ms ,aleh's'
An. Johh hunter sun nara al
work, one DAY eNcIaIihed medical
Trend WHO iouild MN at le dlNsectlhg
tabIg' ,
"lrS, doctor, was II reply, "ahd
you II ma 1t dl'Icult TO meet with an
other Johh hunter "hen am gone
Again ne Is reported as saying; y
know ! am nut a Plghny IN knowledge,
bnt | leel as u grant When compared
Wlih o'hcf men 49,,
Seli-praise Is moi confined TO lndlvid-
naIS; OFTEN 1t embraces an entire ma