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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

WINES-Fine old Sherry, Catawba, Claret,
w and Ha1te ssuterne (whits wine, bottled and for
sale By SEPT B.F. HOLDEN.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

J. 3. RoUSTAN. J. Il. HcEVEKS
ROUSTAN s. MeEVERS,
{tSnccessors to 0. Osborn 6 CO..
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House, Th'bodaux
nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
L. DRY GOODS. Hosiery, Straw Goods, hats, Boots and
shcss, Hardware. etc, escs
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

DRS. W. & J. L. JENNINGS having entered
IL into partnership for the practice of Medicine
pecny tender their professional services the czens of
the parish of Terrebonne. Residence Houma. [12-1yl
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

l. his friends and the public that he has again resumed
practice Of his profession and socs patronage Office
on Jackson street corner of St. Marys.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27
Hall. LVt
ALL 4 Ii L S H,

EDMOND MAURIN, 4AHorney at Lar, Napo-
eonvie parish Of Assumption practices in the Courts
of Ascension Iatourche and Terrebonne. sep30
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

A UGIER, j., Confectfoner and Dealer in Fruits
n Corner of Market and 81. Louis Streets.
LIAM, l.. S. Clerk of Court. North East Corner of
IA the Court House Square, Market street.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

}THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ASSOCIATED
L themselves for the purpose of carrying on the -
Drug and Apohecay businessin in ats varons branches
fatters themselves that from their perfect knowledge
Of their profession and the wants of the public to give
efal satisfaction Prescriptions filed at all hours Of the day
night with the great and precision. AL medicines
purchased Of warranted genuine and Of the pess and
best quality. Patronage solIicited.
BLANCHARD, GAZENAVETTE co.
April Ist 1854
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-27

DRANDIEs.- cask Catarba Brandy, Of n
u Ionevorths manufacture at a so per gallon one
cask Cognac at IS So do Cid Goidenberg at
for sale by the gallon Or bottles, by b. F. HOLDEN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
Commerce and Manufactures.

A communication appears in the last
Moline Workman in reply to high-'aiutina
srticle in the Rock Islander, the gst o
both of which is comprehended in the fol
lowing extract:-
Commercial and manufacturing adrian
tages." Yes, be it known that the city Of
Rock Island has greater commercial anc
manufacturing advantages than any Other
city, town, orvillage, of these United States.
The good steamer "John Wilson" plies
regularly every once in a while. and some.
times twice in while, between Rock Island
and Davenport; and since the extension OF
the city limits to the line Of Dir. Brook :
orchard, the city has added two yaiuab lie
manufactures, to-wit:-Uare's Lime Kiln
and the Brewery.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

a -
800 - n 49,, FIN j. s'p A. ,r,nnc, NH ia.
NOSE 81 opposition 10 he Rock Island Rail-
road Bridge Aiutterings not lond but deep
and general, against this structure, are as-
ssno,Ig n' iIoa, - ~" n' -,' p'e,, oq pa5
Who tbiak The bridge wonld be an injury b
this region Of country. Sme of;hem may
have even gone 20 .ar as to lhs''gate oPposl-
non 10 - i1f 80 w. ~ hno" 'u ~ 'n r
/ ,5a is7aer nart &c anr noonia t3k.n rara
liberal aud far sighted view Of the subject,
and are decidedly III favor OF the Dndge. Z
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
Improvement Of the Rapids

The Western Journal, OF st. Louis, in an
article on the improvement Of the Rapids
says
1--WE are informed that the cost OF OPEN
ing a channe hoo hua.dred Jset ride sa9 .jom.
tcs.daep attae lowest stage 81 water through
aat both rapids is estimated at only one mil
lion FIVE hundred thousand dollars, and again
I'll :, "a Iudlcous expenditure ef1liis amount
i the rats Of 100000 per annum would
complete the Improvement in six or seven
years.
~ this the keokuk Way replies as fol-
lows.--
Now. it is not2iikely that the people in
the vicinity OF the Rapids wiil make any
wy earnest Obj lions to the expenditure @,
100000 per a.Mula III their midst, nor
4814t tie officers. Whu afs deriving their
uu1,gai salaries i.9m the aa1 WiIie worE-
i ing 1t line Improvement iess taaa three
months iii the year, will raise amy particular
role against it. But as sucl rePres n ltions
ARE calculated TO pu. oil indefinitely, the
period for Practicable lmprosemFa IT Of The
inaylratiun Of the river, and to huinhug the
people Nith false hopes, We just beg leave
Ito express an opinion not altogether at ran
dom. lis this, That % the present plan al
linlproyement aud at the rate OF progress
made Isst summer, which IS represented as
VERY e1conrs iog.it viii require more Maa
tn luna-5d pms to compete the work. II
the IIhiq ana the. lssstsrn Journal are both
alive 1t that date 'ge hope they viii have a
I"compari son Of notes Oh the progress T..
the Improvement Of the channel o,tr the
rapjts.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

While there ara many Offices uader ons
General Government that require the most
|, ssidqoes labor, shAe are others ,hsa arr
hncra saaceascs sad Instituted solely for the
purpose Of rcwarasng those who may have
lyeadesed service - the party. Our old
friend La cosSitt formerly Of the Muscatins
/ l.aluissr, we jadge by the following extract
from the .losraal Of that city, through some
eccentric revolution of the wheel of poll
tics, has been thrown into The unenyiable
possession Of one Of these sinecures.--
"The truth is, there is a great deal about
the management oil matters at Washington
agailst ahich the people ought to set their
faces Here is Mr. Cossi;t. getting salary
Of SIX dciiars day for about three minutes
work. ana part Of the time be is not in
Washington at ali. hu, off half way across
the Continent on eiect!oneering schemes.
1t seems very much Is il this were his real
Office, aud the clerk OF the Committee on
Pensions mere sham. How easyit IS for
the powers that be- a. Washington to keep
an army OF these do-nothings, vita plenty
Of wages, ana ready and sufficient in num-
Der to act IS emissaries 10 every quarter Of
tho Union--thsir frequent aud long ybsence
producing no appreclable effect upon the
business at Washington.
in tbis particular instance, an old trick
Is resorted 10, by which Uncle Sam is made
ID pay the expenses u the trip, in addition
to the misapplied per diem. A pretended
necessity for the immediate services OF a
special mail agent is made the excuse Tor
franking Mr.. Cossitt through 10 Iowa City
and back to Washington. We suppose he
will inquire after the Iowa City Post Mas
ter's health. assist in the election OF Dodge
or friend Of Dodge, then go back to Wash
inpton, and the dear people" will foot the
bill OF expenses
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

Rock ISLAND BRiDsE.-Things begin 10
look serious for the above enterprise.
correspondent of the St. Louis Republican.
writing from Springfield, Ill, where the Y.
S. District Court for that State is nov IN
session, Barliagtoa Telegraph
..The matter of building bridge across
the Mississippi, at Rock Island, is exciting
considerable interest. ant an effort is being
made at the present time. in the United
States Court. to have an Injunction granted.
The company At the present time are ma
king preparations to commence the work.
bu. il is though. most OF the lawyers that a
perpetual injunction win be granted. This
is question of the greatest interest 10 a
very large section of country. the result
of which will be looked forward TO with
much anxiety"
Now don't you wish it were so, Nr. TIE
graph, Wouldn't il do you good to see an
injunction levied upon that bridge But
don't lay any such fattering JUNCTION to your
feelings. The case has LETT Springfield and
gone up to the US. Supreme Court, where its
friends wished to see il. In the meantime
the work goes b-avely on and il the serb.
bier who wrote the above to the big dupe
were here, he would see that something
more than preparations to comm ence tine
work" had been made and conclude that
most Of the iawyess" are very lax il their
opinions when no fee is rendered
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
The Rurl;no.on Daily T.}e1raol comes

The Burlington Daily Telegraph comes
out this week on a ualler sheet on which
occasion the editor remarks, that tho usua!
amount Of reading matter will be kept up,
despite Appearances, so that there will be
nothing lost butold advertisements" q fact
which those who prefer blanket sheets
would do we'll to observe, as it is in gene
ral the distinguishing difference between
large aud small sheets.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

SILVER MINES II New HAMPsHRr "A
gentleman writing from Pittsiield, N. II
SAYS quite an excitement has been created
in that place by the recent discovery of sill
yer mines in the vicinity. One Of the dig
gings is half a mile from the mills, and is
visited daily by crowds. A number Of rich
specimens have been produced, and Mr.
Blake, the owner, intends soon to COM
mence operations with a largo gang OF
hands Dir Collins. the proprietor Of an.
other mine lives in The village Of L,Udon
eight miles from PHI field.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
To rHs EpIroE or THE GAzErrE::--


A statement was made in
your paper and has been copied into others.
that our ferry company refused poor man.
Colder, passage across the river, because
he could not pay, and that in consequence
lie died
This statement is entirely without ioun-
dation. The family in question came to
our ferry from the freight train about haiti
after eight O'Clock, after the steamboat had
ceased to run. The ice was running quite
thick and the yawl was not in the river
The ferrymun in charge and the Waterman
both were of opinion that il was dangerous
to cross in the skiff atnight. The man was
so informed ana requested 10 wait until
morning. He assented to this, and proposed
to stay in the boat all night. The watch
man told him that il was too cold to stay
there, and took him and family to house in
the town.
The man and family came tile next day
and crossed. Nolhing was said by tire man
the night before about his having no money
or his not having food. Tie terryman sup
posed he was abundan,ly able to pay for his
crossing. Not only the proprietors, but ali
the ferrymen cross the poor invariably ith-
out charge. Your OBJ, seryts.,
SPENCER. RoBISsoy e GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
Gge aailp 6aatte.
ALFRED SANDERS, Enros
Davenport, Monday. Jan. as isSSs
a Eanxt Ann


last Saturday evening ]; began + bsoN
and towards midnight il commentators
and since that time the two have kept i II
very lovingly together aatil tais morning
We presume--were there any mode 10 ar
rive at correct measurcment--,hese would
be found Al least Is inches OF snow on the
ground. Asst is, the snow lies in driits, "a
some places many feet in depth Godheip
the poor folks, such weather must ee terri
bic upon them, as no chink 50 small bat the
picrcinr- wind and the drifting snow musf
make its way into their humble dwellings.
Since the winter Of 1913 We remember no
storm SO severe in Iowa. Tbls morning
the mercury stood at 10 degs. below zera-
whichis Il degs. lower than i has been be-
fore this winter.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

The Davenport Band intends giving a
voted to the relief Of the Ioor in that city.
The Odd Fellows gave a supper recently
for The same laudable purpose, at which
four hundred persons were in Attendance.
We are pleased - chronicle these charities
81 the COOL citizens OF Davenport. Moline
Worimd4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

A poorly clad, and evidently needy lad OF
German blood, who was engaged in selling
matches, called at house in Buffalo few
evenings since, with his wares. The lady
Of the house purchased number of boxes,
paying the boy, as she supposed, a halfdme,
The next morning the little fellow was at
the door before the f.mily were up, TO re-
turn the gold dollar which, instead of five
cent piece, had been given him by the lady
He was permitted to keep the coin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

Col. WAKaEs, in view Of Jas Harlan
having been unjustIy deprived Of the Office
of School Superintendent of iowa BY the
Democrats, very justly terms his recent
election as u S. Senator. righteousretri-
baton"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

clam or ALIEN. McLEan.-Mr. Alex.
McLcod hes preferred a claim before the
JOINT commission in London,ag inst tho Uni.
tad States government tOr Compensation 10
the cxteAt oi $4,000. for the suheriuas ard
losses sustained by him during his impris-
onment and prosecution in this country, on
The charge Of being concerned in the attack
an The Cardiac. 1t will be remembered
that Mcleod came into the United States
with an armed party and burnt an American
steamboat in an American harbor, during
the Canadian rebellion.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

The n. Y Evening Post announces that
the last :. merican mandatory of broad
cloth has closed lis business. Whata COM
mcntary on the Tariff Of 1916! We use IN
the Z. S. l30,0o0O0o pounds of wool
Two thirds Of this is imported either in
the manufactured or raw state, and yet ev-
erybody wonders whore all the gJli goes
u.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

KID GLOVES AND EGGs.-In Paris there
are annually consumed 100000 kid and
lamb skins for fabrication into gloves in
Brussels 100000: in Greenoble 100000 /;
and in Annonay 100000, making total,
within four cities, Of $4,000 10 work
this into gloves requires just double the
number OF eggs, l2,S00,oO0, at an annual
expense Of $50 DOOR,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

The Boston Courier remarks that the
United States export more OF the real ne
necessary articles, than any other nation in
che Her1.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

DEATH OF ONE OF MARIoN's MEs.-On
the 10th Of December last Philip Roberts,
one Of "Marion's Merry Men," died. South
Carolina. He must have been nearly or
quite the last Of that wonderful band whose
deeds have formed the theme Of songs for
gotten and stories long untold,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

N"21--}he Knight Farm 81 100 acres .itr..,
the wa NUTS 81 ety. has 50 acf,s Of a On
with ehUf pursyene.. t.; oasI g., l. -, ail
Farm--prlce ! Ito -! H'sifal!e
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

Ne - superb Farm Of eto n rass sit.
Musca'ips rond - mites west Of DIN, ~ oh o
i4p acres ii ealttvatioi, hsee in ilnbef LuCt
. new sns cost S2,6Ce priae sG.sQ0 - oa-Glss
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

M 25-sGblrblu Farm IA acrss. 'i,.t..s
u n J l q detfelre; ho ca tiratsd.eo, IS
lug and appeHdage; price ) per ere ~ osid'
GEO NiCkofI Il ii"
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

~ IA Farm III l2oacres--100 acres, i,t,.
with two good awealiass' -iatee tam ~ yFoNeG
aiHes North West ofEit! OF baye.i,,Ft a,Oss Ioad
acres - S-V Der
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

No ST. greet bargain; a frm on W,,...,...
containing -ohacfee - OF which arc Ira6r ~
2dwritng houses sah!e corr ef,b $50 we'll p,s -
Per acre N' y
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

No 3a--A betutifal farm If l;t e1-.s
Rock Isl nj; licsfer! Handsomely ID s5ss.. ky
wi'nsood.dse 1i z ard greslrnss -i5rce II ~ y.
Per acre Nh >. vs.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

M 2f~-A farm IN aEost Grove" Sca,t f5a,,,
tanning - nfres acres on shich is eeesse. t,s,.
which s erected few - an h6Hse q ~. f. 4
good -tahlt; ~" weis Wits e54il tilnii5s t5 . 'a
Gf YOUNG fruit lYeeE- p-ipo l2lu
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

y" 29-,Neu improved fsrmi oacre,; 50 inc,5i,.
t)iis "a frame Voting aud oat 1u. .daa.. LIE
orchard ei 20 Vi fEait, rIaf! Narl'ts !. s.el 80
40 daht; Ro- miles west Of ciy--Peca sss g.l.t
aero 80 lG
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

No 2s--'7arn finely i,npfoe.a afl5I set,,..o :,
bell" tLe ~ near ing town o. Egala lsrp, ,,s
q good ttnsr; iafsse ifalle 5ai.d.a b.f5.
Pgire 35t.3 S'N ''~U.S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

No ga v:.lnahle piece of prop.rtg nes, -.
cnpnri. .oriegllg on buck ssek couiaiigr y.
rear lfehesd Hith good ioase- pree : ,ro ~,
aere -" lef
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22

IN BARRELS Of Green Apples now IN our Cellar.
" which viii sell b. the Sineo Barrel il asirc
RpBiiINs Il 60.
Jan " No. s lie Claire Hloct
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
SELLING Il L COST.
WIoLEsALE IND fREIAIL.
BLANKS! BLANKS !.

= I.ANk DEEDS, Mortgages Deed, Trust. eas
ID Justices bmHAs, ei.. tor saic u TIC Gk,ite
zoe. jan -dt '55-aN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
sENEET aad srEWAAT,
.sttoruey. ana Councillors AT t.aVv.
and Notaries Public
LOST.

LUSH,
1 ady's Fictornc yesterda between corner &
n Main aud I'd & Perry SITS. The finder Will confirm
n great favor by leaving II al this ohice.
Jan 18th, IS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
I.arfsyILIE. jan. ~.

The Knew Nothing Stated Convention is
IN scs.ioa here nav, It IS supposed they
viii nominate Stote Officers.
WAsHiNGP0r, Jan. L.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-01-22
DR.. W. P. DAVIS,

-REFEES TO
Prof. +. DEMIs0, NJ. D., University. Mo, and %
wears Practice in the treatment Of tue diseases Of The
Mississippi V,lloy
oG.r "a 81, BE- Claire Bu,iliug. g the rooa rnr"Ht-
]. occupied b! Geo. l. kcAoils, Esq. Jan dti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
Srare the BIRDS

Ch,rl.. L. Tint Eq., So,r.ag .' oh.
Board II Agrigul'urr Ma.arlu-.'r has q.
.aol The following arrsa' ia h.'a..al.r.'
Nau,rruEu pu,suuNr
State liHu.c, Bo-tou. March 81. i,f.
Dear SIR There b. custom very Ir
,alcu, Boo many section, OF the state, H r-
-ar'iug Che annual Fast, al holiday. a-.
using &, fur cunning aud shooting W..
thousand, ur our most useful and 'l.,.
lirl.. 10 none moro useful than %. thea-E
sine. they destroy uuum,nhl, iu'"t r.
furious 90 vegetation. are then .acr.hrt "
thc vau,unur,. and cruelty OF 'hu'' u.'
know not what they DO. MANY Ia.n'. r.
stance, or thi- came Co my knovl-i.s r.1'
~ two ago, when robbins, lIuch.rl' .'''
row, aud other varieties 1f hiri-, which .'
casionalIy visit co. in r,rly spring. were '.'
down without distinction or mercy.
Iue,i not ny that. apart from the a'.
ure and drli.htwhirh these innocent ga.
uirc- aaJrl, the injury done O. tuo arar
and Z, the community at largr hy tI..r Ire.
,sucti,n {. almost iucalculnhlr a,r'.'
occasion. therefore. 20 cntrsat every @rnT,
aud every man who hl. nuy regard 'r '.
public good. Ia nee be-, influence tnTath''.
L. thi, Ius,icy, npt only on biz own IT..
i,,.. wh,rr be- ha. an uuli,putol right, D..
throughout nj, ucishhorhy~l and '"'..
Stringent law. already exist against 81.
destruction of hirls. l"tou,ry man '"' b.
itthat trrsc laws BE- r,riiIy cn'orod' '.'
r,-t assured that Doe will b. richly rrwaF'...
not only by tbs c,n..,ou,n'>, Of 'lo a.'
mercy in preventing their annual az. n.
dmiuuiion. bat ala by tho iulnc-' o' p!
and -ong with which VI, -r"t m','.1-',
ofhca,eu will surround hi' dVsiiir- '''
'-..'-vr ..-y las-sr by that 'hrrs e i''.
teal Christianity enough in It, owner 90 u
tcct aud saw, them.
I will thank any man, ia any 'ci..'
the state. o. inform mc u The extent '' '
violation Ut thc laws If mercy and 'i '
monwcalth. In order that, ilncc"s-iTy'
clI,ctual measures I.ay b. taken % l'.'.'
the birds. AMI thu. invite aud encourag' ''.'
a. live among ~.
/ Very respectfully, your ob'' servant
Cn,ELEs l.. fLNT {.
Secretary Of the Board Of Asr'eu''u''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-13
From the Da,toa tohid) Gatsus.
Death from tho Bite OF Dog Thirty
Years Ago.

From an acquaintance ofthe deceased y.
learn the following particulars restin- :,
the death Of Mr.. A. Rodgcr. who died q
hydrophobia, at Franklin, as announced \,
our paper Of yesterday morning
About thirty years ago ,lr. Rodggr. va.
bitten by a mad dog, anGwas Placel mute,
darkncs. under medical treatment for H..
space ortbirty day., udaPTaren,ly recover.
ed from the effects Of the bite uougl a,
irregular intervals since tlat time hcha.G,,
unpleasant aud peculiar sensations, .urToyJ
10 he eau-d by the virus, which, in an a.
most .~igni6cant degree, remained iH NJ,
system. Otherwise he enjoyed remarkably
good health; aud boing man of powerful
physical frame, weighing near two huplr,l
pounds, 4, j. probable that the strength n
his constitution kept the effects Of ihs v.m,
in his system sulducd. II was on ue li,l
day Of last January that be- rrcci,eI dc a.,
bite, under the following circumstance
4 small half-,arycd d,, had hren ahgu,
the house during the day, and Mr. EuIsr,
told one of the children 10 call IL in and cd
II which was done Mr. RoIgrrs .t1.r.i
down % cares Il, when IL biz him un iis
hand H. instantly uasIol DO, hand ar3
remarked io hi. wife that be- never gclt ,g.h
n main. II SEEMED a. thrill his syst.m Ike
an electric shock Nothing further, bow.
ever, occurred az that time beyond q fsy
severe headachs aud slight ncryou. ius,
The ssme dog vas known 90 hav, b.tt.u-.r.
cral hoes, but 30; until dc hv-, Iear.
mhil, which was several weeks aNrr va,
the log supposed To have b1an mal Wa.s
VI Rodgers hcclme acquainted with H-s
fact. be- ct one, fr!t that, under 10. rru.ar
situation, with the virus ola former .,u.1
Li, system vi. ca-s wa, huIeia-s .n.. all
Immediately -, about closing up Dis tl...
nc.,. AMI male hi. win. commuuia,.r. Dc,
apprehension, Go u7 prison. 10. o.,. d,
family
II, uaycl r.ull health up nWa,rr,a.
h,1r, 90, death, when the symptom by.
Jr.rhola began 90 manifest a,.as,-
causing huu, however, u' s.rinus ilrz,-
uirn-r until Friday morning, when .a l.
nmrtin. p va.h %, hands and he D.
found him. .'fuuahl. tD 81 ID, band. .aa
tlr water.
Ilrar Iutliu'o breakfast, rrlmu '.'.
,iur wen, O. 'al Ana. - 9so.s. o..
Iay ri,' tIr~.. .i,I iy moot .r-.I
sm. a..Ol a...l Or como time A.r
III, vam passed. orlc became quite a.a
and cun,r.,I a'm1.t iusr..au'ly. 1ul a.a-.
..lif. f-'a-ls 'la, D., -.r'lu.''... ...a
in any way. ri. next .Ta.m wa, 300 >.'a'.
day morning, aud mor. violent 'ma'.. if
m'F.
The last .ra.m .sm-I 60 ra.lth aFr-
with thrma., ,lsrusatng a-uu,, an' rs
dreadful I'm ihc extreme. c,.u GO H.ia"
During oll hi. uF.rin-., % tha Es-~
mont Of Die dcath. be- was connexions NJ .f
condition, perfectly rational in 90 r.'r..'.
vli ,rrm,,l ~ take particular 0ar" '' .H-.
. mo- one durin. Do, urius a., a''hou-. b.
. va, IN mo- why srur.d anl boz ''ram.-
with nj. friend, AMI attendants
II r. certainly contrary tpusual oyrr..
,t.t tr, gf-,f.s .ff,rlJ rrfrafn 80 Ippv DO Oil.