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Ifolailc.H^^sDAY ttiiTj.y’iife
8. I88tf.
NITMBEK XXII
PrwfasclonaJ vaid«.
W. i. UM 1 , kwm
8i Whitehall Street, .ulanui, Jj ,
Celebrated irmn\ years fot kin cures of the
won*i fomii of btomuca. Iivim\ bowel, kid-
Ai*y and bladder diseases, ifrov&y, heart
aufl luU^lfauhle^ ^tHif^ , - “ -
oiieases, nerve disorders, nervousness.
tfetiMtriaf TheuatMisW.. doUili^ %nal
^um».nte <*hM and whisky' habti
W' ,V §K ‘Jfce.-ise.V sertnU wnakues'st' etc.
Turmshea medical iulvio
to the afflicted at tljtii
mail, express, or oUnsrvvta!
underhi
Call otl
statement
*S e - sox, etc., enclosing posi
iuiwakt l‘h'i
-.1
i t "* • ■“* a lailureftv
who ttiH te but iottfiolcsami "lininhell”
vesta. She was m-i^per. vi)uug /.n'or
charming,
soltinry •iwalle
She win
Km
..,■■■ M ylSoor taker
uderhia iasrpouaU-arp u^AUiiiita.u 1' ’IX
>all oh nr write to him giving a history and
atcment of jour affliction, symptonkl
;e. sex, etc., enclosing po
SW.T71TC
-J0f .those
M.le.1 oik
.•cialSjIaim
dnilrfb hit??;
shine; she came night
T\- .hTioTe to tTie solitary rtnitii, where
Wt* 'ccWtV WonTL of ’knlmiiigt* lav
ijiih i iyt ,
’SfOHiee at iiis esitle ce
Simms’ Building. ‘Firk’’’ di.uh ‘
below the Ci»nrt.>lI«>ose,
apt 21. *80, iy
Dr. J.P.HOLa'tliS,
i. a. \tmi),
CO jL HPlilNG&yiiA. '
\m
V hours. UlniteriCs a specialty.' Oltteo
ixaidencu—— ■
uitb24. tf. , . . , f
~ -- . - r*--’- *—- *“ < J
■Dr; P. m.
pit a i.viiTro5i.f.v' : ::
f .n’STiqj} for Uiajt§f^'nasirbi the ceil
trul element.
••And I’m told they’re up totwen
:y-uighl cents "a pound;” said Miss
Burr "Twenty eight cents! if if
wasn’t for uhe^luqkS';of things, l’u
price geese or chickens, lint who
ever hoard of a Thanksgiving dittijei
.witii.tnit.it turkey?’’ _
VVhile M t iss Barngru yyas. picking
iieiivay.over. the muddy putt men Is*'
with*hdr bV.Viu ftill ,$£ (hese .‘.ftVipuyiUij
VrtlPMil*tJ* ; oiw*La stout. _ ruddy faced
ready for ignition under the park • l . I > Mr.
t oi ,»4t«*'board* iRW® liijipliei- sliop. ho;hd [lauds
,».v lf»
stairs she would go down to lake n bnUyi'.iuit colored;overcoat, his .'..hut
for a hit|,t‘ while, •»<> give t he; tti>alter
;t e|uutt;e n Ti'fPiU’p^ejtjKtifor |iy*'
litisband. .J$iy. m»dr sa.voij tliujtjJj^HjI
messes, for the siek.girj i.q tne.ci.ynk
ru? nil she toiied .up to the garret to
iell jtoiim- to the vvuslicrw omit, nts
tittle girls? Wlnm their uiothtM* was
late an 1 they were afraid of the
,jark - t a r \ ci T I.
• ‘There'^«>^iidy^jg)f>ii|jfng[tij nje.r *
Said Barham. . “So it seems altnoiij
•as HA'il inVgliT ftikrim^ every-!
tM u .dy;r,! •
f! n
nti i i /.r lie i Wtthl i hr tv o u rill! ! <i eldest h'j Mt*‘
girl, one.viuy^frvhp^. /l( inUi ;
••Nobody ever asked • fndi ? ’ said
Barbarh. ^ : ^'An 1 1 gp» : ai they neyei'
P».U',IM»Ws’’.'-Mj i i *>'■ t Hf n. !•> ' ; dii.Vr j
»So an. a the “irii'lfisters lead jjjit
r l<\"y^apksg;isim notice, Ba harn
lied? ntnil thought* of I lie
happy household meeting!
won id hinge oil ihesti
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El.
UT&so
<> .IT AI.'L
v iiotirs. r.»ay and jS'iglit.
aifhW if
Of. -3: I,.
Mr.
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gptjriu ,<>*■ pqitiaxrj h,.
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CR/ NLI.S HICK?*-‘‘M l «#
PltACTlTIQ^igtr tlOfJbi
Dublin, Ueorglu. '*
jeVO. 'ly . ‘ • i :
or: o. f. cTeen,
PHACTmoNEll.
Dublin, - Georgia.
'ALLS ATTENDEE, TO. AT ALL
c. hours. OlwtetHpfr t^spccliilij^. IWaV)
Residenre
T. L. GRIPER, •'«
ATTORNEY & COUNS'felVLOR
AT LAW. V
Dublin - fieoryia.
ruav 21 i f. - 1
’ Et£LDE«*' i\*jif&W*V
ATTORNEYS AT LAW* . '■
,
Dublin. - - Georgia.
✓AVOV'l
Will practice in the courts of tfca Oco
nee. Ocmulgee and Middle circuits, aed
the.Suprcuir court of Qiidrgiaana plstir
where bj* special-ci.rftruct:- * - ' V , .'
Will negotiate-lhtfiu. on iinproved farhn-
initUudsiiuf ^ i tvifctu. i ^ •
b. 18th, 188S.-6m. -** ^ ^iUt ! u, * u
8600b,'Acres improved',ff^ig land iu 50 dif
ferent places from miles, from
Dublin. Terms easy ' -4,
4 Store'Ildnses and Lots on Jackson and
Washington,. 8tfeetA. ^ »i■'i'| J| ,||
15 Luililing nna JJusiucss lots in and a-
• und Dublin. /.id IT JO
3 DwellingTiousea wall located in Dublin.
8 jmHrrrrvom DweltThg ttousec s
A Building and Business lots at Bruton
.-irtiKja^kk & *%t»R. ■
X) Arqtjdfrti Sh.w Mill
Bodanta, Brutoi
SUtitfO; a
aGO Acre phtoe in 4 • M0.tlem«^ls 11 milt
wi*>t gf Dublin. Bart'am"
Lands ,‘fioughi and Sold a fijp
88 Sbansaf^'A . j| t. c-. <
Patronage 8olici»ed.;Buyers
Pro.npi attention given U* idfr,i WJ*
.pppp , . ...
h d‘iA4mtho>a»ld rtittOi?” ^id^Bijii
ifc-upv: ji Mgf y.!i««h d*«oi.i«il .trf .0]
.1 ,e.' A nd»ii o .‘1 I D]
"O:"?{«'ve»,-> up* fho aid l Atee,” 1 ibid•
1
"dfid ,...
'll! MUff*
,ait:an oldutcustimierl
•:uti »; .idd I'.*'.*! 1 ii*
iupr St
mill v
- A w^£4i?i r if - 1 ^ ti • trorn 1 iTC ~i«* me
t.nti -he suliiiirj .ill iiuil. •
.hii 1 eii t tieeij a-ket.l oLt. to., IkjHlJtfj
kitiije Aiiii. U'd;i*y •liejJ. luteui
tv j furs Ago.. » But A-shoixldh^D [o
mivc ii [Mil.; Tint 11kjigp.iij ( gV,ut.»;i»«yj
. iiitixi .1 win#-s«H>''rhe.* il d l ’ > ^5ii
'.vk’(jMsp,lifTioitlileir.hi’hidih.*!
/kl'iiiiillju«iiililitt.*t»s -rOtutd'i Hirmli’ r’th ’
Work,; iky CO hia-
.gPL.iApm koji). iever; .1 ml M r. Pilii’j
riaiuiiai. J U^ry*vcr iiu3 any ou»
t< im.co he had 1 lieu
*viiuttsm ip the. lii'^eys.-rii.mi Uncle
Peie; ih,e pcmiut inan. That will
be eight, aoiluttng tut*,—'itflA/iny
toyin isu’i u iiuge om-.e Bill i iliink
iut>uhl mako i'ootn for Iwme Katy
Shvefp, t,i.inj v , k 1 jM8 rag/, doih at 11
.dliliar a d*«z«*ii{ A•/l there’s iticK
id iin od«T number. J .00 Nm* ! I
woinleivif Ica.i <iffot‘<l a duiue:’ lor
i’itW person*? One wants a iiulc
- • -f' -a , ,
.-opiyUV/iuput t*l ..t|c co'.i.cnoii lot
Thiti^ksgi^iitg Ouj I"
1 .^he ( ik ; v i\s’ilp»iue t amt counted her
savings witlli>tWtfelUl exact unde,
jvety great
deal,”'.said slie, .* , htil l i hDvhvs was a
IXim 'BSkwhwiiim*
of pice, and stew up a few eranbur
u ies,' and buy some red apples and
uu ts, a t hey;aren’t too dear.;. Alnh
pnt m*'re itiHii a .tfivo-pound turkey
into my oven, either. Dear ute. 1
haven't pookfitLa turkeylsmce l wak
Au<l;that i:e/nip.l*;nje; thut 4j-> must
»,k the jwwater’s clerk that has hired
til* I9P r^rpi. J.heard]hiiu •ay ysixier-.
day he linJa't knows soul in the Urt'lem Ui.cr.
ci»y, and he is a dreadful regular at- ‘'p.’Fwddr lull, of em th
tendant at - church, i reumnihcr
how louesome 1 was. gjytU-JljJk i,
came here.”
rlJuxiucss,
iydH)0 pAIOIVUS V. A.NTfcD.
sm
Julius A
•Jttiinral Beat state
.* lecting Agfitey.
J^f-Ltfivins-tra.ice •ngo.wl rcrins
Send ill ytbir Mg'- n-' yei e iimute »(
cost.
. And' ifiititiy^ oefufc Thankvgiviug.
cost, Z lltat. altea the M*o«r
X>-uAML±3B. ” &&.' a% rw.jb
Mika Burl- WfUl dwvvi: to ill
.r's.^eu-rinincl {oy/jre the heat
harguiii iu tui keys that
F.w.W huh* party of rn
had so widened aU-l #X|
that, alien the othi
tipped^imhu iv^V^h'If.^yeh'WwiI. I
:,T ‘‘A hundred a mi'four teen pouudf,
l iWfa rfk * vrVAi.‘>H r !P>iV> ^ l
wno was w«u'»-*'U^
pt ^jpii'Vh of4»lufi bi|| p»pQi',.,wii|j» tile
l
aid <
>f a atuiiipy leitd 'penCli. > u '.
ue*i U'wltit f-;
niliwy
ut idpc.il, pounds |1
unfkeity ? ’ said Huber i’hixtoti (which
r.nLt.11
,liu-.
ButV ’Brinks-
O.U. n .tvej.po.m ’
o -mi»ir.t'i.f.• ’• t m ••'u> ••« '''j o.'xg
••Yes, Miv-u.riixtnti.!&■>'* ;;
j t|,dyx«^ ( WMfM/.tnij - - rf - r . . ma f
keys 1 want you to give to your oinf-j! farm hoMwai'vi*y-
fq. h4ye,tl;, merry; Thun leaguing' tliif*
‘ffaitfjjieitl,popr -folkst.onr i;wuy.iuhc-
.joauuei-^!'! : / * ’’
:*.[‘ilijs^tiiVM ^rl lftrisket’s sleeve wp?
iniergeticaltv pulle<l. anil a voice in
«l '< it" ti- .r : 1 . 1 n-j.MvTJfc.eAW j
•9 l UWfv: ’ '■>*i«i>‘tfMii »n
wr• dItUtv-ydti any smkl ! f"tiil‘kejy , 11^!
•Vhar.'.’Slr. J 11ri<-ke ; '.tigie-i chciinjT
>a«J3iiskci turned rhupik'uy'iuM'iJhittt,'
.jifiknjWMtt-dsuf- ttitkw er 'i'flfs* l ”' > ! 'Fa rme r
^paitW^i^y ;i||, Mi.-if; Barbara
•'.ftnar, with ikueir; bnj;hi eyes.
“I beg yjuf pardon, ma'am,” saitl
lie, bltnu ly’ ••bill—rhe yutt poor? ’’ j
••Sir?” Said '■’BarbariHVt.' 1 i» •*'«nr*!
.pi Ise, M-*j!-..Jj»oi saw i «tHJ !<!•«'< -»dl til
tf union to Uic. w; hds, * •yoti / ’re!^MMi ly
Welcome to one of these,’! pointing
lo ihe pih*of riimiloj bird-. ,m ,the
(icncli. |u front of. him. •'! *i»ring ?eih
iii'bxprWsiV’-fbr poor folks, i warn
w.m! (w . help some of nay fellow*
l fMPWtU'd i^I C- Troxtnn. <
I "!Yw* t ’h«Ml(|!difigs ''Bhi'bhfiij. *
Imi Uv« iirvitcd ’sixttvnMfd)^ 1 'hhd^ r
fa keep Thailkegivrng wiiili hit; and.
roOniiltodiit Vlni'doWul bUt Uve ohIV
- «»■.
pilniskgj;, |J«> huiclmn l«td ; nodded
k:. 1 1 .... ii. . iiiaailatUl.A’ JJi..
,.. »» ii w : -u i,"
lij.1 at tins stage the g<*«»d farmer
|to^. ; sp«,ec^:,»-( ^fflno' 4^01 'fat* >rt»> m’iiU
-Ask ’em to my house.” smd 1m.
Ask ’em to MY house,” said h#.
Of»o»’4 fit'iiow; threei nulc*
#
ihcrtvtSfOofdi
iltouKai if ’,*<(tf (, .
100, y/J^r^ket knows
ket will go security that there aiu't
njtf 1 Dtp s#t for nobody in what l iaf.
l|m all aloiib'ifi thu worfd, and I’d
like to dou little good here and tlterc
H$ V i fTti'dll ii 1 ibe, 1 f 1 o’liiyknowed
how. And I calculate it’s >a lucky
•Wh* J9 j»«i> syo
iiuw,”*®*®® w **
;**ljwpndor whut I’d better dc,”
said Miss Barham, it would bo very
uico to take afl *thc'*e twitf creatures
for a Uuy in the country—”
•‘A’ttil tfterp, uiut a j prettier place
going limit (Jeon HmUoW,” donlured
Mr. rniitorf. And I’d sen.I my
nig straw wagon to the iirtdgw to
meet ’em, ami fufn all the young
’ti us loose in in4 ham to play. Do
nfing ’em tita’m. It would do me
good to seu a regular Thanksgiving
hying- kept-ontai-uiore in tiro old
pliffler j } ,,f vV
"•AVt'll,” said Miss Burr, ife$a<Uiihs
MIM.,
against it. -Yes, I will tome.. And
.1 ! jit'iil hrijUgsix Hiidftweitiy with me,
iii.it would not taste of a Thanksgiv
ing i^yiler if was not for i|ii«.’*
t ‘’Snake Hands on it,” said Mr.
Truxton, joyftuiy. And their hands
ui'fr*' / ' 1 ,.' ! i
Mhs Burr sent the baskets and
Itipg to do,
reason
iminpns,: earefUlljr piicked, to tile
Bridge, where they were loaded du
ly on the straw wagon, in company
with tihc Orisp family, pslo 8arah
.-’mmr, Mr. l*lm and the Vhniie'f 1 of
peanuts, Katy Suyern, and the jew
eler’s clerk, and a orowd ut others
scarcely iess i hi pec,uti tons aiitl Ifiehti •
i^viW.) / •, \ A /';« // i ft t j
..'.•‘• WjfVWW." 14 ^
Crisp children, leaning over the sides
ut the wugon. ' We neret saw ' t/h’v
coifhUfy' bsfhfrer’ 18 '•
® ° i; suioj Is 1’ ,said
fCify.EuvtMU. * v
said.’poor Plin, the viulinisi, with
tears in Ins dim ejrss.
f«l4M| Fifes
blazed in the huge fireplaces, auburn
leaves glowed oft the walls, and
wreaths of silver-white ‘Grandfather
Gray boa rd ? iWerj* festtnVnod over tit#
windows. .The long table was spread
with good tilings, the host stood on
i hfi t’h'ffeslinhl, rubbing lus hands. :
j„ *y^if igyo wolcotue, friemiar lie
>jept repeating. ‘You art? welcome!
I wish my ppm* old mother could
have lived to see tins day.’
Did not Mr. Truxtyn ami Miss
Bt n beam ut each oilier across ilie
I-'iVg table, as they carved for the
imugry guests? Did nor. > li© lit t ie
children laugh the old. people smile
in shy delighi at evuh other# as the
ipeal progressed* Did not the
musical man sing his best sonsr, the
worn-out actor give “Mark Antony’s
Address,’ wii.li swelling of of hik old
spirit ? Did hpt all enjoy theiotfeiv**
with a keen sense of happiness tha*
was, alas, to he but too fleet i-ig?
lrwas long after siitise) wlieil the
childrc n were called back from bp: u
aiid farttcyard, the elders o-miitod
up, atnl tfll the party carbfully pack*
t;h into Die big Wag?jn, .Nipa ,Barba
ra; Burr wvh -very, tired—-so tired site
tfitild liitidly speak. But. sho never
had hueu lumpier in all her life.
l,, |^jiir ;: .Wlien Thanksgiving oatni?,
around tlu; next year Barbara kepi
it. ijS j-MTritxton in the same
farm house.—A my Ilamldlph, in
\New Yqrk Ledger-.
I —— 1 — 11 . ; : <wr ;
j j Jlfr, Hweeimy’a Oat. ■
, Robert! Ormsbv Sweeney is a drng-
chroHologicaI record rtyeuls the faici;
hk is a direct desqsntlant of a
pire-enongh king, and, though (here
is mighfy good pa i pie, royal blood
in bis veins that dates back where
kings tired to have •etaetkitia to du
to earn their salary, he goes right on
hath: his. regular business# Selling
drugs at the great sanritice which
druggists will make sometimes in
the
reach of all. :« - ‘m^i
As soon as 1 learned that Mr.
Bweney had harelv aeoaped being a
crowned head f got acquainted with
hi%. and tried to cheer him op, and
I told him thut people wouldn’t hold
him iii any way reeponeible, and
that, as it hadn't shown ivee f in hie
family for years, he might perhaps
wear it out.
lie is a mighty pleasant man any*
how, and you can have just as much
fun with hiui as you could with a
man who didn't have any royal
blood in hil reiue. You would be
with him for days on a fishing trip
and sever notice it at nil.
But I was going to speak more iff
in particular about Mr. Bwaney’e
eat. Mr. Bweaey had a largo eat
named Dr. Mary Milker, of whioli
he waB very fond. Dr. Mu**y Walker
remained at the drug store all the
time, and was known all over St.
Paul as a quiet and reserved cat.
If Dr. Mary Milker took in the
town after office hpius nobody «eemd
to know anything about it. She
would he around bright and early
nexf morning and attend to lui
duties at the store just ns though
nothing whatever had ever happen
ed. ;i1 '•;',
Ouu day last trimmer Mr. Sweney
left alurge plate of fly paper with
wuter;ou tt, in tho wimlow, hoping to
gatl'er in a few quarts of flics hi a
a deceased slate. Dr. Mary Ifalker
used logo to this window duting
tiic afteruoon and look out oil the
busy street while she called up pleas.
huc insmories of her past life. That
evening she thought situ would call
over some more memories, so she
went over on the counter Aud fro
there jumped down on , the window
sill, landing with alt four fc-ct on the
plate of fly paper.
At first she regarded it «« a joke
and treutod the matter very ligllily,
but later oil shu observed that (he
fly paper stuck to her feet with
great teimcjiy ut ptirpode. Thosb
who have uev#?:’ seen the look of sur
prise and do.ep furrow that a cat
wei|fs’whisii slie finds herself glued
to a whole Baca tof fly pit per caniipl
fully apprcoiaio the way . Dr. Mary
Walker feji. Bho did not du»h
wildly ihreugh a $150 plate-glass
window, us some cuts would have
vioiie. Site controlled herself, .n(id
acted in the coolest tnunnei, thougli
ybu conld have seen that mentally
she sutfered intensely Nhw sat down
n moment to mure fully o|ttliu« a
phut fot the i'u iu re. In doing, w»
she made u great mistake. Kl.w
gesture resulted in gluing tito fly
paper to her person iu such a way
that tlie vdgo turned up behind her
tu the most abrupt manner and
cap^il her great ihqonveuioiiofl
Some one at thut time laUghinl tit a
a Coarse and heartless way, aud I
wish you emild • have sedti the ’look
of^paiu that Mary Kalker gave huh.
Then she went away. She did
not go aroiuid the prescription cuss
as the rest of us did‘r*mpr strolled;
through the tnififUe Mjf, auvl so on
out titrough t4te glass door at i.ho
rear of the litore. W* ilid nol the
her go tlirough the glass door, bill
we found; pieces of fly paper and
fnr on the ragged edges of k large
aperture in the glass, un i wo kind
of jumped at the conclusion ihut Dr.
Mary Milker had ttfkob i[iat dit'ect-
ion in re iriiig hunt ill# loom. .pa.
! Mary Walker never returned
to Bniil, and her exact wherca-
bouts are noi known, though every
effort was made iu find her. Frag :
ments of fiy paper and htindle hair
werjttfouud ai far west as the Yellow
stone National Park, and ae far
North as the British line, but the
doctor herself was not feund, My
orffi (liWy is, that if she turaed
her fbowj to the west so as catch the
itsong easterly gals on her quarflr,
with The nail she had set and her
tail pointing directly toward the
zenith, the chances’ for Dr. Mary
Walker's immediate return are ex
tremely Mim.—By Bill Nye.
One Bide of tlie Quewtton.
‘1 yes.’ said a man. addressing a
companion, “ilia* a writer in 4b*
Scientific America* ears that laoflit
ter prolongs life.’’
‘How Joes he explain his theory?'
‘Well, 1 don’t exactly k now, but
he say# that it starts into circulation
little hidden particles of blood which
would otherwise remain dormunr.
Then he goes on humorously to say
that the* tiine may come when phy
sicians will preset ibe so many laughs
to be taken so many hours apart,’
‘1 dare ray, but how do you sup
pose fch* physicians could produce
laughter at a stated time. It wouldn’t
do to give the patient laughing gas,
for that produces anger more uft«»
thaw it does mirth,'
•Tim! is a fact., llow would it do
to read.extracts from political plat
forms?’
Might do very well.
Sjty.J bolieyu that, laughter does
prolong life. I will give you an in-
hUmei*., Some time ago, when 1 was
in 8an Antonja, I saw two men en*
gaged in a qqarrvl. One of them,
Z.b Lock,.drew a pistol and tofd Bob
Foster that bisi timo was tome, f «
instead of heepnt iag ex-
citoil, Foster said: Now wait a
in in ti te, Zib, er haw, haw. i)ont
you—tor lie, he—recollect tlm tune
wlitui wq went over to sec old Miller’s
daughters'?' Well, sir—haw, haw—
l thought 1 would kill myself laugh-
MO u i>Youxoualy.
Z.b, overcome by astonishutont at
this nntiii^jy. upf’ih, hj» ; pie-
ltd, a’id. quiokurThan a bass*striking
». bis* IfrMf. iWHHftw vWjWf
tafii '•
'•> Uu “ ui * r '
!>'■ '> “»«>! Vo.ur.hto,
Yes, but it killed the other fellow,
for, viont you ace, it euttl^led Fueler
to shoot him. .. 4 ; *
^ospect, afferall,
it is u little dangerous. It is the
M'W, ■oiqptiflo writers,
though. They ncter tako up but
ono^ifie^Jt q qqestjon.—Jrkantaw
1.1 f ' Mi ’f - ;
How blivitiisugli Downed a Foe.
Ciiniimugh, after sorvingljltis tonn
in Congress, came to Colovmio. His
fame as a lawyer, and stump speaker
preceded liifit, M&Wlwjf whqu the
pitied Jim Cavanaugh agatnst
Tliejr were both rattlers ou the talk,
so'they decided to stump the Territory
together and speuk from the same
rostrum. At times their sarcasm
was colli ig. It was give and take.
Ai Montgomery .Jack Langrislie had
built a theatre, and when , the
speakers arrived there lie donated
the use of Iiis house. A rousing
meeting was put. Bennett made
the opening spceuli, und closed with
soiitc allusi m to iiis opponent that
brought down'the iioui[e.
Gu^itha'iigii' arose, to i;eply, but was
com pul led to waituntil the tumult
sobsided. Just at this moment a
hoard oif pack jucks liit«l.Itj^wUed^at
the ilbor, and they with one voice set
tip a most u|»«txyjtlij[r ., .bray.M’ff*
Cavanaugh waitsil quietly for the
nsscs to get through, and then, with
Woe depleted upon his, countenance,
turned to Iiis opponent and ip, a
deprecati'ig tone satd:*My friend,
would it t ot tie more itj keeping
with (ho rules of civility if but'one
of ybiir party spoke at.a time*?—
'L’urfi Field and Farm,
A very curious operation was per*
formed at the Emergency Hospital,
New York city, a day or two ago.
It was the creation of a month. A
baby had been born with its mouth
closed. Where the mouth should
havb beeni were smooth white skin
and flesh. In other respects the
chipl seemed normal. An incision
was made across the face just below
the nose. The jaws went fonnd*tb
be joined by a membrane, but when
this was severed they moved natural
ly. lt> is believed that when the
child grows np it will here as A gcod
a month as if nature, net the sur
geon, has made it. The child has
not yet learned to ery, and it ie
probable that its parents are not
anxious that it shall.
Tlie Picayunes wicked (paragraph
says that “there has been a strange
mortality with two years among the
great men of litis country' who hare
bsnn prominent iu politics. The
death roll iuclndes Graut, Arthur,
Hendricks, McClellan, II uncock,
Seymour, Tilden, and H. Grata
Brown. Mr. B. B. Hayes is still
alive, and he should bn- thankful
that he is not a great wan.