Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 February 1884 — Page 8

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or |HnniirL cuiw JhliPkH^flaoUwWBWiraHiH endured brthon who afemartm to tlu&i terrible torment, Neuralgia. wgrtrtdot msrtyrdamtithsllaciHUUiMBBOfallwhosiiffer. ixDAPBOBOS MnaatM VfunM serves, anddrtveeoutUie ATHLOraosos BTH health to Bheomatic aufferem wbom the most rtHinil phystclsng nave not been side to heel. ixBLonoiOB operates on the blood, mustiest andjotnts: and dtasoMnrtlie acta that (HRBheunawn,reuwvesfhemfrom the

ATHLOPHOBOB i« pronounced by all who hare tiled it an Infallible specttolor than Obstinate and painful din fttad the testimony of on#of th« iuffinri. David Little, Sum-

Co* Iowa, writes:

«UnpasH7mnofacMMHlMdtb* 1 efcfaimctiUia lost cnMUrid mr not walk, bat MM along oo ooald not «li« amrrm tfnttirrnl, no atnasth In mjr hand* wztata, law a ML Bat OaatetetoGodlteyaarsMatdlaoorayt ItelnA. Jdaenrlvad Saturday nlgbt took a daw Bandar •Mcniac.fett It all orir ma, and kqpt on trttfr it Utadar-monlaff Iiot anddipaad ayMtt and walked eqt Jntotto Utchtn without tte aid oCeratch ere^apdwldiedthainallehamrHewYear. Iiwt well alMia fainiaf in afennem,and ooetf enjoy life. IWehfeoSd Hands of enryjnffi

put Anawoaoe In the

JfyraesanatsetAnzononosaf yourdnissMt ws will Mad It enm patd.cn ieMli*«C mder Bsfca-one dollar per boMte, W«p««fer that you buy tntn ytmt dragRlat, bnt If he bant it, do not be ~i to try ewnithtm da* bat oadir at

ATNLOPNOMS CO.,lttVMU IT* BEVflNO. MMBBMIIIIIIMUkMMHBMtftfM

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1884.

If house-wives will make sweeter, lighter, and more dicestlble biscuits, eakea, etc., with Dr. Price's Powder, than ou be made with other kinds, ia it (, not an inoontestible proof of it* parity and greater exoeuencef Give Dr.

Prioe'a Cream Baking Powder a trial in fhepTen and we will warrant it to give ,• pernot satisfaotlon. 7T

The Caart Hsuaa. From Wednesday's Daily.

""This warning a pictun npvesenting Out new Vigo county court house, taken irom the drawings of Architect Satauel Hanoiriord, aniwd Iron Cincinnati and has been placed on exhibition at the County Auditors office. It shows the court hoose from the Third street elevation. The entire heighth from the groundto the flsgstaff will be 196 feet

A Blizzard COM(B|. From Wednesday's Daily,

The Black Flag floats from the Washington University at St Louis to-day, indicating the approach -of a blizsara.

Go ahead, Mr. Clerk, we have gotten used to every and any kind of weather. It isa week ago yesterday sinee the last blizurd, long to he remembered, struck ns shortly after the Gisixra went to press. This blow it was Which did so muah damage at Evansville, and jl«jed havoc generally in Georgia.

FOOTPADS.

Two Men Report They Were KBNM Dews and Robbed Last Might y£|' fienWednesday*Bally.

Wm. Thompson and Betsr McHugh report that they wen knocked down and robbed about midnight last night near

Fourth and Laiayette streets by two men named Jack Lucid and Jim O'BeiUy. Lucid was arrested at 8 o'cloc* and *, O'Reilly wis taken into custody this morning. The aggregate amount, taken 7 from both fellows, ss they report, was about He The prisoners wire placed in

I." Ineyfcoth It jail. They ivehen.

Mew fieehea Item.

^Dear Editor: As Toung Schnide declines to pen ns any mors items, 014 reposes to oifi

Snip pi alone

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and

Young Schnide claims

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that he

5 cannot express his sentiments. We wish to say to toe public that his items have never been of a political character and lhathe has borne many across while

our humble servant was gene to Scott* and it is still a mystery who Old Snip is. I am loth to give np the siid Of so great and good an assistant ss 7.8, v**Bnt fare him well."

Last Sunday Jack Oox smiled and tmiled. Total weight eleven pounds. Debates sens to be the go. One of a political character is loond ibr Uithe r*f futtue.

James Liodsey has moved a dwelling On John Strote's place. Geo. Aoord moved on Xamas Dsyerl jdace.

Quite a number of sugar eampa have heen spiled. We suppose that this is what Ayer means when he says that the weather is caprol

When bur candidates an selected then, We intend to admit the air machine. Yes we have good material for oounty races-ihat is for county offlees suchss Jake Shank, Eeq. Ward and so on. We mntt have one thi

The

Republioans have not yet the trustee's

up a room in which to put

The meal mill at greet succssS. W.G. Bandford

dusted

Ifew Goshsn is a

had

Mr, Whites essey In the ttsohsis* institute was good but rather long for the oocasslon. lliss Ward's was JWift Those bvO. h, Shiriey, Grant Whalsn, GL G. W.G. Sandfly

Grant Whalen's patnna exprm themselves as being well satiated with his wort. Xoetorthe sehools wfnctossb!

March. Iter should inthefall. Tae next ins'iMIs will be hdd at H«WG«4MI the in Hank iwirtiwmwiitHMrtf ipjkt

"fcTTtmlaiti ikiiBllj

SISTERS OF ST. FRANC^

*iir

Ftfttee ExpectedHsrs TMifht

Aafbeay'sMtepltelf Vm Xoadny^i DeUy.r following Associated Press dis

patch sent this moniag by ttie GAMIW contains a matter of netee of eqpeelal interest to the people of this tleiaity: "Fifteen Sisters Of St Sfnaeis, Little Sisters of the Poor, sn expected hen tonight *0 enter St*. Anthony's bonsitsl, founded largely the iiberality or H. Halman. Tbsse Mattes ate tram the motiier house at (Hpe, Wcntphalia, and came over on the steamer Sertia4n charge of Sister DeoGntis^ Mother Superior oi the ocder in Indiana."

for by

Their coining was arranged

Mr,

Hulman when he was in Europe last summer. Sistsr lteo^CHratis% who ac-

spsnies them,, ie the peifor of the hospital st which has been the mdther houss order in Indiana, thou^i whether it tthall oontinue to be so, in vwwot the sine of the hoepital hens may he a matter of coojectun. 01 these sisters, five have been members of the ordir lor time the nmaining ten are odmpenlive. ly recent additions. AU» or nearly all, an Germans ana will Bsed to lssrn our language. But they an all asoomplished nursss and suffering spsaks en uniTersal language whi«^ those can best interpret and most fully understand who have made it a study as these sisters haveu Thsy arrived in New York, yesterday afternoon on the steamer Servia and left far the early eveaing for Teste Haute.

Carpenters are at work to-day in putting up a handsome fence on the street front of the Hospital grounds. The cornern on Farrington-and College streets will be curved so that Fifth street past the grounds will have a graceful sweep that will sdd to its attractiveness. The work will be completed in a few days. The city council should see that College street is opcucd to its foil width aid should put gas posts at both Farrington aad Collage, streets on Fifth.

1 The Higkway ReMery. From Tuesday^iBally. Chiet of Police Fssig this morning received a messsgs from the Sheriff of Hendricks county, this state, at Danville that he had the two men who committed the highway fobheiy on young Evinger across the river trom this city. Chiet Fasig and Deteetive Dwysr left for Danville on the first trUn. nolens snm OUT. I

The following is a copy of the eerds printed end sent out offering a reward for the guilty parties, on which, presumably, the arrests at Danville were made "MOHWAY BOBBBBT

TSBBB HACTB, Ind., Feb. SS, 1884. On uw night of Wednesday, Felwuary the 90th, 1884, as Morris 8. IMngsr, a citisen of Vigo county, was en his way home from this city he waa stopped npsr Mslcom station, two unknown persons, who, after severely cutting and him, robbed him of enohundied _nty dollars in money. I am an* thorized by the said Evinger to offisr a reward of one hundnrd dollars for the arrest and conviction of the tillable who pnpetrated this outrage. I will pay a nward of fifty dollars for any information which will lead to the disoovery of the —ilty parties. The above nward will paidSfor their amstaad detention at any railway station in the United States.

DABIBLFASW. Chief of PoUee."

OBITUARY.^

From WadnswUyli Pally. CHAiLBS BAFT JB.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rapp, Sr., will be shocked to learn of the death of their, eldest child end only son, Ghariss Rapp Jr.,. which occurred at one o'clock this afternoon. He wss born Nov. 14, 1886. He comleted the course of study in the 7th istrict school, after which he went through the Commercial College. In both Institutions he acquitted himself with credit and was a general favorite with bis fellow pupils as well as bis teachers. For the lest year aad over he has been sssisting his lather in his milling business at Arthur, Illinois and wss displaying exoeptional qualities as a business man of integrity, capacity and character. Several weeks ago he was taken with the typhoid fever ana though his naturally strong constitution bow up in a brave fight against the insidious disease he foil a -victim to its ssssnlt. Notion of the time of the funeral will be foatd in another column.,*

Dlveroe Besineea.

Mary E. Redifer to-day sued Edward M. Bedifer for divorce, alleging that he idled Ills time away in saloons and tailed to support her. They wen married on the 39th of June, 1888. She asks for the custody of Florence, sged nine montl

Delia C. Hearn sued James Heam, alleging failun to provide. They married en April lith, 1881. An appearance was entered for Heera and court granted a divorce.

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A New Staaaar.

A steamboat from Evaneville to being brought new from Evaasviile liy Sid Humphreys and it is said M. Troctmsn to be her

xcaptsin.

lest

Wean toying to get a g^ivel road from the U. B. church in New Goshen is Daniel Barber's crossing. Itooly to be pushed with vigor.

Ramor haa it that

Billy Bocrd has bought an interest in the vessel which is to work this trede,

From Maria*.

Fwn Thamday^i Bally.

A constable from Kevins township fcr. rind in town at 3 oUock ttis morning witt John McGraw, a prisonsr 'Squin Hunt had oommltted in dettmlt of paying fM.10 for carrying

McGnw waa puTiB Jafl.

TMwti Airi-if. ilfeaiay^Batiy. oss

Jacc

esattnmCltManLecketoReskvllleon a'chii) J.W.usaasDsiaeeskiis,

TUB TBUtlHAUTI WBKL¥

Mr. Seiis DwingBijs Sity-Tw§ Fm os the Cornrsf

Fifth aad Ohio and Will Xraet Thraa

fna MMday's Bally.

Through the eaterprlee of Boee A Balue ln bringing the parties,, together Mr. Demas Demlng bought thie after. neon'SlfSeton the northeast oOraer of Filth aad Ohio etnete of Alder Bras', and 40 feet ef the trueteeeof the Preeby terlan ohuroh and will ereet thereon at onee a haadsome bloek of bnlldlnge. The upper portion wnioh will be 8tx65 feet in dimeastoas will be offered^ If desired to the Board of Trade and ftted to meet their waate. It win be amnt for the adjaeent efloee whloL mlllen aad other* waat, aad will maka Printing Heuee Squaw even bueier and livelier than it Is already. Alder Broe. make a hahdseme little epeoulatloa oa their corner, for which they paid IMS* nine monthe ago. They receive or a elear |M of profit. The whole property eoete about for whloh a oheck wae (iTen this aAernoon

CONGRESSMAN LIMB.

ABpmh ByHim At the Ee6|S all Eight Saasfoo of UiaHousa'

A specisl dispatch Iran Washington detsils an episode of the all night of the Hoosft on Tuesday in which the representative from this district bon a pvt. The wport says: "The all night scenes wen not dramatic, save for one episode. A member had been brought in, and motion to fine him was made by Mr. John E. Lamb, of Indiana. In support of it he madeaspeeoh which wsrmty excoriated his colleague, Mr. Top Browne, it is well wrauy of being quoted. He said: "Mr. Speaker: 1 have listened to my colleague from Indiana (Mr. Browne) with eomewhat ot surprise. He arose to oppoee the motion which I have msde yk every word that he uttend was a word whidi shewed that the motion ought to be adopted. HeStated that the proceedings connected with the call of the House, whenever such a oall has been hsd, have become a farce in the eyes of every member. It is for this reason, Mr. Speaker, and tor this alono—for I|had no unkind feeling toward the from Pennsylvania—that I maae my motion. What Is the esse this evening, or tather this morning, for it is now nearly two o'clock? For mon than seven hours the majority of this House hes been attempting not to obtain recognition of the rights ef the soldiers of the Mexican War, but to have a day fixed when thoee men who have in yeen gone by battled for the best part off the oountry which we now own can have a hearing and the gentlaman who has just taken his seat (Mr. Browne) was the man of all others who led the movement on this floor to defraud tho#e men of the rights which they

JL to have. stated how thia question came hen. I stated that the gentleman from Indiana was the first of all others who oaused the fhrcteal proceedings,' as be calls them, which have taken place on this floor, and the responsibility for which he now triee to shoulder upon somebody else. Other gentlemen have come hew and have tendered excuses for abeenting themselvse but when the gentleman frOm Fennajrvania took his place at the bar of the Bouse he admitted, when he wss questioned, that he was hen when this subject first came up he took part in the filibustering movement of his side of this House that he did what waa in his power to prevent a vote being taken and when the House waste such a situation that he did not believe a vote oould be taken, he put on his cost and hat and left the House. And then he comee baek hen, without a wold ot logv tot having kept the House in seasloir until two o'clock in the morning. Therefore it was that I asked this Houss to set an example, and put a atop to the Yanical proceedings' that my colleague from Indiana says have for so long a time disgraoed this House, and brought it into contempt befon country.. "I am glad the people of the oountry an not hew to witness the proceedings that have gone on to-night. I,, tor one, am willing to give my vote new to make a record hen which will in the fntun deter every member upon any ride of the House from conduct whioh may bring this Congress into contempt in tite

any man within the length and this land. [Applause]. And I trast

ot that the Democratic sidie ot this House will set an example wbioh has never been, set batoee, to teach members ot the House that their place ia hen, unless, under the rales, they an excused.".

BSUOBD, or COLORADO.

At the all-night session of the House the irrepressible Belford, of Colorado, waa one of those brought befon the bar of the House to explain. He said that he was on his bended knetii praying to the Almighty Father to anlock the raults of the Treasury, so that the BUT. lus funds now retting therein might out snd enrich the people of the sd States, and especially thosi Colorado. While he wis in the midi this touching invocation, he said the heavy head of the Deputy Seraant-at-Armfl was4aid upon bis new silk hat,

completely crushing it Some of Belford's tellow members, who know the ways of the festive Ooleradoan now say that he was found at Theater Oomiqua (corresponding toyour Zoo) and his hat in his efforts to get out of the Bergeant-aUArms' way.

Journal: Ad»or two befon Presi dentMackey.ofthe Evanorille Tom Haute, left for New Tork, his stated his

Shoots Hia 8watl

halt and Hiwsalf

From Tnesday1%Dally.

CSsy City, a quiet station on the Tern Haute A Southeastern road, in Qlsy county, chiefly netsd hsn tor. being Ihe place when Bill Hicks reoeived htssix years' ssnteaoe, was gnatly excited Sunday afternoon by the news of a shooting 0^ occurred a mile north of that plaoe, inwhiohayoang German lpver named Louis Obendorfer shot his sweetheart, Nanpy Scbiele, twice, and then tried to end his own life in the same way. Oban, dorfer wss a rejected suitor, having" rotated the day before. It was thought the girl wsa not dangerbusly wounded, but Olgmdorfer shot himsuf in a bad place and his wound may result fatally.

LATBB.

InforaationfromClay CS|y this morning is to the effect that the young man, though still alive, can hardly recbver and that the girl's-condition is not at all eerions. The young man is about 81 yean old aad his rash act Waa the result of mad jealousy.

BOARD OF'TRADE.

Talk WMi tleCeaiHitfoe on SalMtaf aid List «f aaw Naaea to the Artielaa ofAfreemeat

From Saturday *s Dail^

Col. McLean irtated to a GAZVITB ambeasador this morning that a oommittee consisting of himself and Meiers. Hulman and Bidder had held an informal meeting for the purpose of discussing the various propositions made to the Board icnidiai the erection of a building for it, ana hsd decided that the organisation was as yet tod young to take any steps in such a direction and that Until the pernor of the Board waa established beyond a doubt, which three months operationswould prove they would content themselves with the location already secured, which will be handsomely fl*ted np snd ready for occupancy in about ten dsys. The committee thinks they will moxu than meet all the requirements ot the board tor some time to come. Anton Mayer has signified his willingness to meet a building of any kind and at any plaee deaignatea by the board, and offered his lot ot 1100 feet front directly east of Badr's drug ston On Mela street for the purpose. The bosrd will entertain propositions of this natun until a definite arrangement can be made.

Thesignen for membership to the board an slowly but steadily increasing the following, making a total of 14 have been secured since our last report:

Chen. Dunoan, Martinsville, 111., A.U. Bmith, Anton Mser, L. Ball, H. F. Schmidt, W. E. Doneghoe, Edwin Seldom* ridge, Thos. Lawes, Jos. Niohols, KusHsr and Jo|B G. Williams.

A JURY DISA6REE8.

No Vsrilot Reached lethe Ceepera Caaa Agalsat Kidder Broa. After exhaustive arguments by the attorneya in the coopers csss against the firm of Kidder Bros., the jury retired Saturday afternoon. During the night the jury asked that the iostructiona be read over agsin, which wss done. At 9 o'clock Sunday morning the jury reported to Judge Allen their failun to agree and wen discharged, the esse being continued over until next torn, tteven of the jurors wen for the plaintiff and five for the defendants. This case is a test one for the purpnee of settling the eontrovetty between Klddar Bros., aqd their ooopets over a contract which the men claim the firm made. Messrs. MbNutt and Davis repreaented the Kidden in the case and HamiU, Pierce and gpencer the coopers.

Died at the Asylun. From Monday's DeUy.

The county clerk has received notise fromW.B. Fletcher, superintendent of the stats insane asylum at Indianapolis, of the death of an inmate, George Wessermiller, sent from this county, aad that he had been buried at the hospital cemetery. The papers 00 which Wassermiller wes sent to the asvlum wen made oUt by the ex-Chief of.Police Ruseel end exStation House Keeper Hinel and he was, no doubt, an inmate of the station house at the time.

Hartia'a iaaaaa Freaka. Fna Monday^ Dally.

Charles Martin an inmate of St. Anthony's Hoepital since last June, and whose esse at the time received mon pessinthan notice on account ot the statement that his heart had ..changed around, to the wrong side, was Saturday evening removed to the jail as an insane person. Martin says he is 88r yean old. He ie a conformed morphine eater and wanted to oommit suicide by jump, ing put of ths winder

dsys ago, manhad ia a tody to and held a cmhiimui, actfag

mgsntkm^yetnstegvoy Mttvn Uu^ttge. As a nsnlt ef tta ooaHnMa usssMt enginesn, irima

•r%af«hwi ItlUgMin

Cleainfl Exereiaea.

On Wednesday, Feb. 80,1884, oocured the dosing exercises of Oregon sekooL in Linton township, Vigo CO. Quite a large number ef petrona sndrisiton wen piesent, and between tyand 1 .o'clock aa excelknt dinner waa served by the ladiss of the district- The (valedietory waedelhend by Miss Julia BoyU. last pn osaiag ths valedictiny, ths school peesnmedahsndsomeam a handsome amethyst sst rlagto their teacher, Miss Nannie Hunter, ef this city. Thspwsentafton addnm waa

Fanny Bparka.

by Mini

the young man robbed a

highway west of town lsst week, is In. ingcardaprintsd tc4ay oOMag a reward of $100 for the smst of tte partisa who smaultsrt and robbed him and 080 lor any information hading to their ar

TheQfiia has laasttad freaa Mr. Tern

LI BAR6A1N.

A VfiryDitf Mu

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for Be-

StoiM Goods.

]PM'W«iliMigr9alty:'-r

George Blubaker was taken from jail to the Cbeuit court thie afternoon and ploeded aot gdllty to an ipdiewnt chw|t him urlth ieceiTing stolea gooda.

Blubaker Is aa de^f ss a post iurif^lhs plea waa entered for him by hie aUoney, A. J. Kelley.

A jury wee impaanekd. Uubaker^ attorney urged the jury to acquit his client, sa he would show that hewss an idiot and brmpoosible. imin WhalleO, a youth of 15, in dotbee and unkempt hair, who

I fltitly a week ago to a charge of

healing the goods, testified that he slots some shirts and shoes from a ear beloogting to the Vandalia oompiey end thai Fnnk Turner was with bifctf that they took the soode to Blubaker'a bouse aad concsalea them there that Blubaker knew the goods had bsen stolen and the* the oontract was that Blabaaer should get ene-third -k-

Detective Dltyer testified t» finding the goodscoooealed in abox k» Blubeker's oellar and on cross eismisstion that Blubaker had on one pair ef the boots end one of the shirts at the time of his afreet.

Attorney J. H. Blake was osllsaby the defense and asked if he considered Blubaker of unsound mind.

Prosecutor Shelton interposed the objection that the statute prorided that in caaea when insanity was pleaded it required a ^peclal plea in Writing, which had not been done in this case.

Mr. Kelly admitted his mistake, end asked permission ofthe oourl to smend 4t, which was granted.

Mr. Blske testified that Blubaker had been in bis employ four five yean and that from his

conduct he did not think he

perfectly

Bound,

but that he could not

point oUt any special act ef Blubaker'a that caused him to think so. Be add Blubaker would tell pnpoetorous lies sad one eould not tell when he was telling the truth.

Proeecutor Shelton—"That was mon aa evidence of wickednese than insanity, waant itf [Laughter.]

In response to cress STsminatioa, Mr. Blake said Blubaker wsa capable to work and was p%id for wbat he that he could handle tocda well.

Proeecutor Shelter*—"You iswiimbsr when you an^l I weroin yonr eHee to*

Elubaker

sther about a year ago dida't we have working around for us, sweeping, out'and doing work like tbet, snd wasathh* work satisfactory, and didn't he get his pay ngularlyf

Mr. Bli&e—"I doatknow whether he )t his pay regularly OT not [langhter]. lie rest is true." Mr. Blake said Blubeker was married, but he didat know whether he had aay children or not.

Mr.Kellsy acmsnted in Blobeker'seer: "Have you any children end the deaf prisoner responded with a nod in the

"^ooatable Field testified that Blubaker wasat very bright, but that he Wasat a lunatic or of unsound mind.

C. E. Yandevar testified that he kniw Blubaker, but that he oouldat swear to Anything in regard to his mental condition.

Detective Dwyer didnt-consider.the prisoner en idiot Or of unsound mind. Sbsriff deary said ha has seen Blubeker going around the streets and behaving himself like anyone else and never noticed anything was the matter with him.

Whallsn, the boy prisoner, was recalled, and said Blubeker talked over the bargain they made about the goods aad aeemed to understand wbat he wee doing.

Prosecutor Shelton—uHSB Blubeker offered you sny money to sweaty that the gooda wen not stolen f*

The witness answered affirmatively, but the court ruled it out. Turner, the other prisoae a bright boy with arich complexion, testified that he regarded Blubeker of sound mind.

The jury wtired at 4 o'clock. Alfred Knapp, who stole 88.80 in money, agold finger ring end a breast pin from Laura Goodwia, pleeded guilty and received a yeer'S sentence.

Jim Bred, the boy eocused of nbbing G. W. Randall, pleeded hot guilty.

•r. Mayler's Weed.

Mr. Wilaon Naylor bought a ve^ large load of fiae wood d^r befon yesterday sad he arraaged to have it piled ^metrically in hia wood-shed, whan he could feest hie eyes upon it and nse it to pnpenhisfoaats. It waa so done. Testerday morning when the chief snginssr of the cnllnary depertment Went to the wood-shed to admin the wood aad get some topnpen the morning msai not greet her eye witt to usual eelm smile. Every stick had flown, ot Bed, and its abssnoe brings Mr. Naytor totelieve that aome person or pereena with abnormally developed rstsnth lulnped hiselaim and cleared It oi timW while he slept.'

A TOUBO graduate ftem Louisville allege, Is giving leetune in the elty on .hyelolegy. He deee not kno# he# nwny benee then nre hCUe hassaa syetem, bnv he aaye he knewe then an tweaty-ftve teeth.

Tkslbna Haste building and loen fbad,No.4, hsebesn iacoipovatBd and fta artielee of nmpciation filed with Os sscntery of the Aata. alack, 0180J080.

Dr. M. M« lenrv, jthe eslBbsated

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tHE TEST or IHE OVA

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lis sated e» Fami •SSMMSS irnkum ayaM.heawexeept when absaas "^UaSSftadly nselved and

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CUFPASON.

l*oa «ank^uaahe Meeka, «e. Uhops on •t.beewesjB Wa -.4 TasnBaata,lad.

In^ttM aoat aabstan-

ttai aaaaaerai aatle^ and at aalow prtee »«a»r aHtablMhBBent ia t*t«Mat»»

HITCHIN6 STRAP.

The haat, ahsapsst, saoat eeSwenlsni and kat Hliwilna tea wwr .tnvinfsi. ant pnpald on neelptog 80 eanta tottepat* antaaandaole aaaaafaeturer. Adjraaa

Wi A. MoMaonAir. at Qalnvilla,0 riaim MltOaMi

estaaVestielteC.

aetee'' Fiji.

williad Benson'ht aeFmone

wtth

The BaatiBB Thia Aflaraaaa aa Tka Sazstts Oeaa te Prase.' Fna Wednesdays Bally.

of the Board of Trade ie

Bet

at CoL

Lean's office for 4 o'clock this afternoon, which will be too late for this issue of the GAZBTTB. The meetiag may perhaps be postponed efter gsttiag together 00 acount ol Pnst. COllstt. The order 01 bueiness mapped out by vtee^Pnsideat Horny Is ss follows: 1. The enpolotmedt ot steading 6oiatttess as nllcws: Oa railwaye, tranatttetioa, flnancC membership, maaactoriee, local mercantile intereets, erbitratioa, priatiog, law, publie improvomeats,coel, lumber, gnin,flniasarsnoa, lita stock, appeals^ nsl estets, nomiaation of officers, roadaand highways. 8. The election of a stcretery. Another coodidato has been added to tbe Ba^ ht the person of Jemea P. Foley.

The candidates new an E. L. Girinar, C. CL Oakey, W. A. Di Duddlesfon, James P. Foley and C. A. Power.

Mr. W. H. Brown, who has done hia work ot securing eigoaturee to the Artielee of AflBociation mon thoroughly thsn

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one else, suggests that the secretarycirculate the puer vigoroasly aa Bpon sshe eaten ia his oAcs.

Owing to "the abeeaoe of Kessra. CoIlstt, Kidder, Shryer aad others, the meeting wan poistpoaed at the laat mlaute till MondBiy at'10 A. M.

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