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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Richmond Terminal TURNS.

After apparently having its affairs
settled as far as reorganization is con-
cerned, the Richmond Terminal took
another change in New York yesterday.
Before the close of business, Chairman
Strong, of the Thomas committee, APP
pointed conference committee of iif-
teen, and Il meeting was at once call
ed. Previous to the appointment of
this committee, John G. Calhoun and Il
party of his friends were theoretically
working to obtain signatures to petit
ton requesting DrcXel, Morgan & Co.
to undertake the reorganization of the
property, on the ground that the I'M
certainty in regard to the Richmond
Terminal affairs was an incubus on the
general market, and that it was abso-
lutely necessary for the market to be
relieved. The Calhoun party are
thought to have worked in the interest
of the First National Bank party, which
has assumed control of the Danville
road, and feared that the success of the
Thomas plan would improve the po
sition Of the Terminal securities to
their detriment.
The petition did not meet with much sue
cess as far rs obtaining signatures was con.
cerncd but it was successful in creating ut-
casircss by the show Of opposition to the
Thomas plan. As result. when the secur-
ity-holdcrs' and the conference meeting was
held later i'll the day, many Of the holders
were frightened at the prospect of further
trouble, and before the meeting adjourned q
resolution was passed requesting Drcxel,
Morgan 4 Co. to undertake the rcorganiza
tor, formulate plan and appoints commit
tee.
1t is taken for granted that Drexcl, Morgan
& Go. will assume the task, as it is under
stood by many that they have been waiting
for chance to control tie reorganization of
the system The plans considered by the
committee of three will be turned over to
Drcxcl Morgan & Go. TO select from. or they
may draw up one OF their own. They arc
given full power to exercise their discretion
in making plan to rcorgaazc I'LL the proper
ties in the system. or simply to provide for
the reorganization of the Richmond Terminal
Ii is reported that the step taken yesterday
will be followed by the reelection of General
Thomas as president Of the East Tennessee
property
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
SAVED HIS WEES FARE.-John Adj

SAVED HIS WIrE's FARE.-John Adj
lock, bachelor farmer, near McFall
station, Mo-, recently became cnamor-
ed of neighbor's buxom daughter.
He persuaded her 10 elope with him to
ST. Joseph, where they were married.
Next day they returned to their home,
and later decided to remove to Rocky
Ford, Col Adlock chartered a freight
car, in which he loaded such Of his eff
fects as had escaped the sale, including
his wife. He boxed up his wife and
loaded her in the car with the other
plumber to save paying her fare. He
went along with the train, and at one
of the stations he unlocked his better
half. She rode very comfortably until
nearing their destination, when she
was put back in the box and unloaded,
none the worse for the journey, at
Rocky Ford, where Adlock will go into
the bee business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

AN UNFORTUNATE NEGRo.-Robert
Glasgow, an industrious colored man
living near Bixlcr's Ferry, Page coun-
ty, lost his eyes . few days since in a
horrible manner. His wife, a quarrel
some and bad-tempered woman, after
having done all She could with her
tongue, deliberately dipped tin full OF
boiling water from the pot on the stove
and dashed it full in his face. The con-
sequence is he loses his eyes, The pain
was so great that Glasgow, in the. first
paroxysm of agony, danced about the
room in so terrible manner that son
of the woman by previous marriage
thought he was attacking his mother
and hit him a frightful blow on the
head with bar OF iron, telling him TO
the floor. Glasgow is in a bad way and
may not recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

New York, May 26.-Among The
visitors to Secretary Blaine Were Sa3a.
tor Frank Hiscock and ex-Goy. Oliver
Ames, Of Massachusetts,. The latter
gentleman subsequently said Mr.
Blaine will accept if nominated a; IN,
forthcoming convention, and am sure
that he will be. He will w.ie no
more letters of dcclination. He is not
looking quite as well as expected to
find him, but he is improving daily. |
understand, and l an satisfied he is
strongenough to undergo the ordeal of
Presidential campaign"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Tennessee Democrats.

NASHVILLE, May 26.-Thc demo
cratic State convention met in this city
to-day at noon. Hon. Ernest Pillow
will be temporary chairman and Hon
w. C. Dismuke, a Cleveland mau. will
be permanent chairman. It's conceded
that the delegates to Chicago WI be
instructed for Mr.. Cleveland Tho
convention is Cleveland convention
and the only difference existing IS as to
the wisdom of instructing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

NEWS OF THE DAY.

NEWS nF THE DAY
,c,,, c..
1he re" ''s". , -; the DO iafl;oe.a l
nary N ne" yin 'i'' "''7 N'''N>'
ye5'e'""!. SIT. r
: 1t Is sad 1haI onarles :. "a M aa, o., Oh
kaiisils: Is 70 DC ap'oin'ea cNecu'iSe
cierh oi INC 'se.ia'o
President P Rin Is , trying 10 to, recap p,
t.'fe , SluS'',u ou', 81, evenly '''Nn
'he Venezuelan reooiS'
Bishop Howe, oil the PROTESTANT fpiS-
copal clccese, was stricken WIN palal,
ysis a! c'; l 9 " ses'ct0''S anu
MS NE Is "esl'aire' oi
Inc New jersey state dcmocrati {
c. nven ion al trenton YESTERDAY IN
s;rucl, d lis delegates to the hica o
convention TO Vvte ior cleveland.
The Colorado State democratic con-
vention yesterday elected HI dele! at S
and declared for free liver. Livery men
zion Ex-senator tilll's name was rccelv, q
with applause.
Harry w. jenkins was tried in the
Criminal Court in Baltimore yesterday
on the charge of throwing Mrs. Otto
Sutro down upon the pavement, but
was acquitted.
Jesse Selicman. the New York bank
er has had M interview with the papal
secreto,v of State in Rome. who prom
;sa S1 ~ do n; in his mower to assist the
low Iow;sb rofi,oecs
- ''''' .cD.,
James " ool,iuli' u P PRIV ' ~; 10" az
WHO iol Iie '''sv 49, r ia.'' , IL
, ho 10, ,.o", iPt Of btn If loa over wear
900 died last uioht
'''7 M, 49, -. s -, o,,n;,o,so,u of
o nc S H.; 49, III ,nas annronr
SsuGch ic.oi ~ .iro i ~ Grcpf Rr;t-
aiei, to,,o, tho n,rndc Of the troons
; ~ 49, - ha;n,. y hr;ll;ont disnl,y
III .'o''.'0'' - ( ~
priest Ill oha,nokiii, la.' cs1 ,. !
refused 70 marry HISS ANN 1ilc'il ',,',i
joseph, Diech because he nv, Sisoo9 1;.
lil!D 'licS az 'ouoi.'' ,,,.auo.,t cit
polH,et , ni .ta m INV lMs;,nS f;7r troocb
as,Illiss iel "''e'i'i''' '''''''' -'' - N'N'
Vi ii oA':9e ~.
a letter mas heei auo 1Ia, 90 70 .i ll
Cathciic bishops Oh INC me- pa,' a,'.,us
by the congregation ol the ltol'' I'LL
ia, lone, urslhg 1iie Prcla.e5 10 o Gease
discussing ArchDishop lrcialia :. :; c' e.,,.
tional roicy m Mlnmeso5I' i.s IT. - 10 ,t tho
cd tlle situation my w i,,Ni a. , 'lho
cause OF inc Hatnpac ,, lci 10, +oIora'
Oh o,Iii bI the u.' Ponn One Of its hittcrest
o on ~ MIS- is Arabbishon Corriran. OF
Nv Vol, "
NV NV. ~ III. ear. u7ottorsor who
ne ioiio"eis oi vi "H.'1 ai,a,,l w
opposed instructions f9f Mr, olevclanu'
coh'roiied inc MenluchS o.a'e ro, WI
non AT LouiSVllie YESTERDAY "i, " C az
terson was VI, declared Il delegate 10 onl,
cage. ire platform demands a soull''
ana stable currency composed OF Ut re-
ducab!e II goia an" SILVER con com, III
dorses the adlnii.l itfation CT Ircsi 1,
cleveland, and declares tiiat the oeie-
gates to Chicago be uninstr''ctcd.
Primaries were held in every Assem-
bly, district in New York yesterday by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
@-S&


PLOTTED HER HUSBANDS DEATH
Ex-Inspector of Police Hottie, Of Bcr-
lin, who has since his retirement from
tie force been engaged in the coal trade
at Rixdorf, suburb of Berlin, became
infatuated with the wife of his partner,
Herr Braune, and with her planned to
get rid of her husband. The guilty
couple entered Herr Braune's room one
night last week, slipped u moose around
his neck as he slept, and, passing the
rope over beam, attempted to hang
him. Braunc, awaking, fought desper-
atcly. and, though hampered with the
rope, succeeded in beating oil both of
his assailants and in escaping i'll his
night shirt to the street, where he gave
the alarm to the police. The police
found everything in confusion and the
promises deserted. Hottie and Mrs.
Bfaunc had fled, taking with them
1919 OF Braune's money. In their
hasty retreat, however, the fugitives left
clues which led to their arrest on Sat
ur,!ay.
When the prisoners were accused of
assaulting Braune with intent to kill
they pretended the greatest as!onish-
mcnt and insisted that Braune had at
tempted to hang himself and that they
had nothing TO do with that part OF the
affair nor with the loss OF the money.
All they would admit was an elopc-
ment. Bralne says he will have no
difficulty in proving his accusations
against them, and they are held on
charges OF robbery and attempted muir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

THE Methodist Protestant General
Conference, now in session at Westmin-
ster, Maryland, yesterday determined
that women are eligible to ordination
as preachers and to The office Of dele
cate to the general conference. Evi-
IDENTITY the Methodist Proiestants
haven't much regard for the teachings
ofSt. Paul, whose strict injunction was
that women should keep silence in
churches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
A Town TERRoR1zED BY a BANDIT

A Town TERRoRIzED BY 4 BANDIT.
In the Scane district of Sardinia a
town is held in terror by a bandit.
Francesca Philudu was condemned to
prison for various crimes. Thereupon
his brother, Andrea Philudu, swore
to be revenged upon the authorities
and people, and to kill every inhabi-
tant of the commune where his brother had
been brought to justice. He soon proved that
he meant what he threatened. The first VIC
tim was Signor Rosa, the president ofthc COM
mune. Rosa was mysteriously shot on the
highway. No one saw who killed him, but
everybody knew. The finding of the body
was followed by general panic. The people
barricadcd their houses and were afraid to so
out after nightfall. They appealed to the pro-
vincial authorities for protection, and troops
are on their way to the scene. Meanwhile the
local authorities were afraid to keep Francesca.
the brother of Andrea in prison. and allowed
him to go at large. Francesca soon vanished,
and is believed 10 be with his brother in hid
ing until the next opportunity for murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

THE BIRTHDAY of Qaeen Victoria
was celebrated in London yesterday
with even more than usual enthusiasm.
The Queen has been a blessing 10 her
people, and they should pray that her
lie may be prolonged fer many years.
Underlcr wise rule they nave increased,
multiplied and rrospcred as those OF
few other countries have done, and have
enjoyed more liberty and more cx-
emption from taxation than those Of
some nations that assume the airs Of
greater .teedom and eaualitE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Total,

We also wish to acknowledge the ro-
ccipt of 20 yards of pillow case cotton
from St. Paul's ~ C. l.. In the name
of the Children's Ward | thank you.
Sec what "a child can DO for others, even
the ones in long clothes are helping us
now. | went to tie iniirmary a few
days ago and asked TO see the Children's
Ward. Before / reached the room |
heard merry voices and when the door
opened there was Il pretty sight--your
little cribs ready to receive the poor
sick children and two happy little boys
playing in your rolling chairs. One Of
the boys was Benny still there, but
so much better. What 4 great work
for children to Go. God bless the little
ones who are undertaking this work
sin His name
Mrs. OSCAR +. CARTER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

GIRLS MUST NOT PRoPosE.-Aliss Jer-
ME E. Cook, of Torrington. Conn, has
won q diamond ring offered by bust
ness house in Philadelphia for the best
reply TO the problem whether ladies
should in leap year help out their low
ers who are too bashful to propose.
She declared: "a lady should
never, and would never if she had the
least particle of modesty i'll her,
be so unadylikc as to try and discover wheth-
era gentleman cares for her or not. No lover
was eyer TOO bashful to declare love and try
TO win the dearest treasure life held to him..
There were $4,000 competitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

Tho North Amcricoa Reriev has been j
ccivcd from it, publishers in New YorS- u
contents are: Tire Harrison Alu.iast''i.'.'
BY Senators Dawes, Do!ph aud Ccqui't' 't'..
crn Revolutions and Their Results. By iNi''
Blind; A Silver Senator Reviewed By 5a'"
Ealstcad Prehistoric Times III Es}fi a'''
Palestine, by Sir J. VIM Dawson; The Aes
York Clearing House, by the Manager v =
Camp; The Perils OF Re-electins PIe7i''4-.
by Hon. Dorman b. Eaton; The future -.
Westminster Abbey, By Archdeacoh fa.,'I
What Expect to do in Africa, by Prof. i. ~ :.
Garner; A Modern Form Of INSANITY oy -,
II. S. Williams; The scrvant-Girl's Foih. :.
View, BY Amelia Z. Barr; The Penalties %
Well Known Name, b. ouida; The Pfo2'S
ofNationalisln in the United Stats by El"'.'
Bethany; College Republicans, by j. i'"I -.
wood Dodge; The Decldence of Dickens, "!
Charles Townsend Copeland; Women az Ill., ~
man Beings, by Marion Harland, ana a ~
Long Vacation, BY Prof C. Z. Thwins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

NOTHING could possibly better illus
trate the urgent necessity for the Gre
alton of a tribunal for the adjudication
of all private claims against the govern
ment than the recent action of the Z.
s. Senate in the famous McGarrahan
claim, which, at almost every session OF
Congress since the war, has consumed
considerable portion Of the time OF
that body and its committees. The
claimant, worthy gentleman, having
no money with which to employ lobby
lists. has grown old, and sick with hope
deferred, in the prosecution Of his
claim. and should the Court OF Claims,
to which the Senate last Monday agreed
that it might.bc referred, decide in his
favor, the award would do him little
good, OF account Of his advanced age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

In purchasing Agricultural Implc-
ments you only want those which will
do the best work and the most work, at
the least expense of time and labor of
man and team. Be sure to keep your
team in perfect condition by using the
old tried and true Stone!gakcr's Horse
and Cattle Powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

IT WAS announced on The floor of the
u. S. House of Representatives yester-
day evening, by a republican member,
ms stated in the GAZETTE OF that GATE,
that Mr. Harrison is now, rs everybody
knew he was during the last Congress,
in favor of the Force bill. OF course
the denomination OF Mr.. Harrison would
show that his party endorses him, and
that if he and republican Congress be
elected. the bill referred TO would be-
come a law. And yet, in The face Of this
patent fact, thereare men in Virginia
who have heretofore voted the demo
cratic ticket who are now talking about
Joining the third party" Such talk
either discredits their own understand
ing, CT else suggests tie idea that they
never had any interest in the State, or
if they had, have lost it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

The three men who robbed the train
at Monroe Junction, Fla. last week,
and killed the express messenger, were
found Yesterday at Buffalo Bluff bridge,
on the st. John river, five miles south
of Palatka. Two Of them resisted the
posse and were killed. The other sur
rendered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
Proceedings OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 20.
SENATE,


The Vice President laid before the
Senate the message Of the President OF
the United States in regard to the will
of the late Gen. CT. W. Cullom, U. S. A.,
devising TO the government S250,000 for
a memorial hall at West Point Military
Academy
After small amount ofmorning bus
mess had been acted upon Mr.. Morgan's
silver resolution was again taken up,
and MIR. Morgan resumed his argument.
He denied that his object was to intlu-
enco political conventions. He wanted
legislation; and, hopeless rs that SEEM
cd now, if the Senators who indicated
their position yesterday by their votes
against referring the resolution, would
adhere steadily and courageously TO
their convictions, hisjudgment was that
before the close of this Congress that
vexed question would have passed en-
tirely ont Of consideration and the peo-
pie would have their way.
Mr.. Sherman was Oh the floor reply
ing TO Mr.. Morgan's speech at two
O'Clock when the morning hour OK
PRED, and Nr. Morgan's resolution
went over without action. Mr.. steS-
art Immediately arose and moved GIN
order TO afford Senator'S an opportunity
to have test vote to take up the
bill introduced by him, and reported
adversely ION the committee on
finance 10 provide for the free coinage
ofgold and silver"
Mr.. Morgan demanded the yeas and
nays. The vote was taken and Mr.
Stewards motion was agreed to ; yeas,
Is; nays, 90. Mr.. Hill did not vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

After a fight lasting over fonT honi' st
Cape May, n. j., a party Of nine iishs'll D
yesterday landed Il thresl;cr shark meisiIii1
twelve feet from tip to tip and weighing o'"
300 pounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

The representative coal sale agents
held a meeting in New York to-day the
outcome of which, it is said, will be an
other rise in prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Communicated.
That Flag.

AS a southern woman, Coatedrni'
once and forever, let me thank you for
your noble rebuke OF the action of the
acting commander of Lee Camp in re-
moving the beloved flag Of the conied-
cracy-that sacred memorial Of our
holy cause, which at least once year
might gladen the eyes of "veterans,
and remind the later generation Of the
valor of their fathers.
Sincerely yours, i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

Cot. CHARLES MARSHALL, Of Balti-
more, who was u member of General
Lees staff. WI be thc orator nj Gener-
al Grants tomb on the federal dccora-
ton day. There IS no accounting for
taste, but Leaving that point ont of the
question, the simple fact Chat one Of the
vanquished ms bccn invited to strew
the grave of their victor in New York
with ivy, and has accepted the invita-
ton, shows that at least between that
city and the South there is complete re-
Cancellation. Bat New York is dcm-
ocratic city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

Ye cannot serve God ana tIalH
man.
''Furl that banner for It's weary
Take that banner down. It's tat
tered;
And the valiant hosts are scattered
Over whom it iloated high"
CONFEDERATE ON GUARD.
May p, 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

Mr.. James H. CrandelI, the olqe e.,
white citizen of Marlboro. Md, dieu ".
Wednesday morning last OF coh7u"-
ton, aged IS years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Sincerely yours,

Yo cannot serve God and Nam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
ERoM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, May 26.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26

Report Of fae chiidre,,-s Ward Of The 4leram!,ia
LaGrmarg from licacH /, 10 iiay u, 1892
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-05-26
Tn PURCHASING Agricultural Impl

=. H. -A.,4I IV-N' NII.fII IILIII,
J. c. N!NpE. Secretary
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30

consent to use them. Snipe are dearer
now in the San Francisco market
than they were in 1855, because there
are 30 many more French and Italian
restaurants than at that period The
best shot I ever saw at this class of
game was COL E. s. Lathrop of Mar
tinez, now over twenty-five years dead.
1 saw him kill % birds in 27 shots,
which was far ahead Of anything ever
remember to have witnessed on the
part of any other American sportsman.
SOME PRECAUTIONS AS TO HEALTH.
1t might be we'll for the hunter to OBJ
serve some few trifling precautions, the
first of which is the old adage Of keep
your head cool and your feet warm"
l never attempt to wear gum boots.
They make my head ache, eternsfiy, for
which reason prefer army brogans and
long Scotch woolen stockings that come
away above the knee. The oldest pant
aloons you have got are plenty good
enough, and 1 recommend them to be
cut off at the knees, and the seat to be
reinforced with what is left from the
shank. For beverage while hunting,
prefer Scotch whisky of Ferintosh or
Glenlivat or what used to like equally
we'll is some good apple-jack with 3
dash of snake root in it. No
man who once takes it will
ever want to drink cocktail for the
balance of his life. For smoke, give
me an old briar-root pipe and some cut
plug tobacco, as preferable to all the
cigars that can be had nowadays.
Another thing never to be forgotten, ia
to take two or three quinine capsules in
your vest pocket and swallow couple
of them juht before you start for home.
They will keep you from catching cold
and generally restore the tone of your
system. My best wishes go with you
yor good days's sport. 7. B. M.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
A Knockout BLOW.

He criticised her puddings and he found fault
with her cake;
He wished she'd make such biscuit as his
mother used to make;
She didn't wash the dishes, and she didn't
make stew,
Nor even mend his stockings. as his mother
used to do.
His mother had six children, but by night her
work was done;
His wife seemed drudging always, yet she
only had the one.
His mother always was well dressed, lis wife
would be so. too,
If only she would manage as his mother used
to do.
All, well! She was not perfect, though she
tried to do her best,
Until at length she thought her time had come
to have u rest;
So when one day he went the same old rig
marole all through,
She turned and boxed his ears just as his
mother used to do.
New York Evening Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
One Question Settled.

Josiah" said Mrs. Chugwater, II don't
like to speak of anything unpleasant, but
Peggy's conduct has become unbearable,
and shall have to hunt for another girl.
When serious difference arises between a
cook and her mistress''-
'Eh?' said Mr.. Chugwater, looking up
from his newspaper, dimly conscious that
something in the nature of a problem had
been presented for his consideration, "what
is it, Maria? Difference between a cook
and her mistress? That's easy. One cooks
the steak and the other stakes the cook"
And he buried himself in his newspaper
again.--Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
Professional Etiquette.

A pet poodle belonging to Nine. Lervi,
wife of the famous Partisan surgeon, be-
came sick and she sent it for treatment to
noted rat catcher, who also practiced as
a veterinary surgeon. When the animal
was cured DR.. Lervi wrote to the rat
catcher for his bill, and received the fol-
lowing reply: Dear Sir-You owe me
nothing. 1t is not customary for persons
of the same profession to charge each
other for services rendered. European
Exchange,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-30
Carlxle,s Philosophy.

Carlyle smoked often and complained
much of dyspepsia. A friend once ventured
to suggest that his smoking might per-
haps injure and depress him. YES" Car
lyle said, land the doctors told me the
Same thing. left off smoking and was
rsry miserable, so took to it again and
was very miserable still; but l thought it
better to smoke and be miserable than to
20 without. .n-Argonaut.