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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
A W iscoDsin Mystery.
MADISON, Wis, April =:


A most extraordinary occurrence has
taken place in this ordinarily quiet
neigh borhood, which should furnish a
plot for q new and sensational novel.
For some months past q man named
Jacob Schmitz has been missing, his
sudden departure causing Considerable
comment among the neighbors,' by
whom it was believed that he, had been
murdered by his wife. She lived in a
state OF abject poverty with her little
girl, never mentioning her absent nus
bands name Suspicion at last
aroused, and Yesterday the police
authorities called at the house. The
doors were all locked. Mrs. Schmitz
appeared at q window, refusing to
admit them, saying that her husband
had gone to California last July, charg-
ing her to sdmitno maniu bic absense,
and she did not wishto have her good
name sulled She said she supported
herself aud her little girl by begging
bones from the butchers. Then gong
more into particulars she said that
Schmitz had lett her ia July to go to
California. She had not heard from
hun or OF him TIL earlEin August, when
stranger W nom she had never. seeo
before and whose name she did not
know, came 10 the hOuke and tod her
that Jacob had been murdered In CALI
foruia. and that his bones were hidden
in cellar. Having said this, the
stranger departed, golngshe knew not
where.--She added that she was soon
going 10, to marry AGAIN and then
would leave Madison. The officers re-
tired, but posted a watch on the house,
and lew hours atterwsrd saw the wo-
nan and her little girl leave the house,
apparently prepared Tor ajOurney. Both
were arrested and locked up then the
sheriff and two officers armed with Il
search warrant, started Tor the house,
expecting to tiud the bones OF the MUIR
dered man concealed somewhere about
the premises. Breaking in window
they entered the house, when with q
howl like that OF a mend, the man whose
body they had come 10 st ek burst upon
them from an adjoining room Schultz
was armed with an axe and a knife,
and assaulted one OF the officers with
the former weapon. The blow, tortu-
nately, was not well aimed, the weapon
glancing from the officer 9 forehead, aud
The maniac was soon oVerpOwered and
bound. Schmitz's appearance showed
that he had eaten but little TOR months,
as he was gaunt, emaciated. and hol-
low-evea. There is no douht but that
he went mad last summer, and that his
wife, unwilling 10 make his misfortune
public and have hjn removed TO an
asylum, has kept him locked up all thIt
time, feeding as she could from the
scantv donations OF the charitable
Since the two have been placed IN jail
Mrs. Sehmitzs mind has gwen way
aud she TOO is raving maniac.
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BURGLARY At PIEpMoNT.-Oa Sat
urday night last, the store Of Mr.. S. D,
Long, in Piedmont, was broken into
and robhedaof several silver watches
lot OF tobacco and cigars and some
notions. On Sunday Nornlng Mr.
Loag aud Town Sergeant Brown, OF
Piedmont, got on the trail OF the bur-
glars and speedily csplured one OF them
and recovered all the stolen property
except one watch The accOmpIce OF
the man captured made nis escape and
at laet accounts had not been appre-
hended. Tae man arrested was taken
to New Creek AMI committed to jail
edrd not hear his usme. - Cu0tJerSdnd
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TIE Consti tutional Convention 10
Pennsylvania is considering a propo-
siton for swearing out" members OF
the legislature at the close of the SEES
sion. The Legislators are required TO
swear in the beginning that they have
not violated the election law 10y bribery
or otherwise and that they will not,
during their term ofseryice, be intluen-
ced by brides in the performance OF
their duty. 1t is now proposed to catch
them as they are going out and make
them swear that they have faithfully
performed their duty, that they have
not been in any manner influenced 10y
brides, and that they have not spoken
or voted upon any matter in which they
had or expected to have personal IN
terest The plan would doubtless be a
good and effective one but for he inhe~
rent evil of test oaths OF any description.
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NO POStDOnen,cnt.

II IS not wise To PIT of until the heats Of
suInme have commenced the invigorating
process which woul6 have secured the syS-
Il NJ, in advance, against the untnward in
fiuCnce. ny toumg the stomach, liver ana
bowels ia the spring months with Hostel
teT's stomach BiLIerS, ana continuing To
take this h trmieSS but powerful vegeIab e
iuvigoraut during tue summer, II il quite
certain that even 'rSOuS who are natUT al
~ delicate and deficient I'm vita force may
e. sape Lhe ills 9fIndiSestiOn, headache,
nausea, Oi lInuSutSs, nervous debility and
mental oppression, when In the absence OF
such preparations often prOStrate and ago
nlza the more robust. 4 pure Sumuaut,
mediCated with the juices OF the finest ton
les, antO-biliSuS and apCrirnC roots and
herbs, as an Invaluable uoOu 10 the weak
and ailiug. and this h re-SuStaiuing boon IN
the form of Hostetter'S Bitter> Is fortunately
within the reach Ofall. De-.
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CoNJECTURE is already rife as to who
will receive appointment to the vacant
Chief Justiceship. Senator CoNKLING
il talked OF and so is Senator EDMoNDs.
1t is also thought that Attorney Gener-
al WILLIAMS has some chance. The
Presidents course heretofore in the
matter of appointments has been so pc
culiar as to battle prediction. Almost
any obscure lawyer in the country ls as
likely to be selected as either OF the
gentlemen named above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

THF Baltimore Sia says that 1T is
estimated that this year the number Of
people who are resolved to do" Europe
IS about twenty-one thousand. Prepar
atoms have been made TOR that uupber
by the steamship lines sailing from
New TH-'- ,-.Dg the months indicated.
Appli~.uor- ~ horths have been maxi
ing this So. our weeks earlier than
usual, noiLv.. landing that nearly all
the comp lad raised the psssen-
ger IA ro"sjderably. The alarm
caused by the recent disasters las iu-
duced many t.-sons to abandon their
intention OF Cro-s;ng the ocean, but it
;s sscerraiuei that this has only mar
rowed the demand or passengers to the
carving capacity 0 the vessels and, it
is thought, il some such calamity had
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The only treatment thnt VIII
Cure these Ills.

OralI the disease. wIi 30 Pc. p'ye.c.0u i,
called upUu 10 tT... a, up'r i~ r.. ,s''d with
more I'm rest nj iUpr1nuru OI d. m"Id
greater sympathy #sd N.l,, iua" husc
which are peel .,r lU women. JI't' me-
uuency variety, ..b~ruTi y HUI OprinarN
have orc them ON .N. attention 20, the
medical profession. SINS Sex .d "harpyt.
of the sufferers, Din. pain, 'pNsu~. "pnNul
siOns anu numerous IH'Sl".I q Iu'uI'u
disturbances nVrINug the 70 % 'lu'sS aud
use illness OiwOm"u,ru-Ou "lH- the most
infens suffering anH wrC Credurs~ Tor
wears, IN many c st,- rendering even death
preferable 10 life, Lave all re fly enhanced
The deN OtiOm of medical men 10 TN Ia e
class of delicate ailments. . heir frequency
and degree Of suffering Increase with the
prog rs OF society, mo cultivation OF me
mental powers, sent mems gnd passions,
the advance rfc vilIZn lOn,tHc rchrenIeuts,
in5ulgenCics and lUAUTlu~ ui U|r, even The
character of 5 ,CiaI inter curse and the OBJ
ieCts OF bu mess and p.ra-u -, al serve to
augment the numusr aud agG,aNIle the
severity OftheSe gluiul Uti'dl"S.
Among the causes ~ insa a y iu women
mems Tual irregular les u. sci down as
fruitful sou CO ot his terrible mJlrby. Va.
rinus other dUruug ueUI. -. lH" womb
through r. tleS az on on lh" BRAN ana
nervous system may I'M ,ule q, throne the
reason and destroy maU.4. ti 'I.ib'luln.
If you are sui RIM with .nrnrnpe+ or
WIRES PIOlape Us tier Or F.uIu- oi he
Womb, AmeuDUh Opa % Impressed NtnNyN,
DysmenOrrhOea or Painful Mouse. Me or
rhea or Excessive VI ~ = Cancer of 'hG
Womb Liberation % the womb. {, ut. u' y
to MISCARRIAGE. Nervous N,nE IIN, r.r.p ilH-
ton OF the Hear OK He cn" H"b uai
Cons 'ipa' ION. HSemOrTuO 70, 90 fH'>, r.
10 IN Der that We Employ lLr" "" In' M
that Will cure these iil~, Hit Nr N.lr lipS.
afflicted To give our remedies 'HIr lTlI
and thus prove their great efficacy and
yirtue WHY SI Ger D iu. I. ..,.i,t. ana lie. IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

TIE Columbus Dispatch says that
among the candidates most prominent
for the Democratic nomination for
Lieutenant Governor, OF Ohio, is Hon.
WELLINGTON STILwELL. OF the late
House of Representatives. He has
served two terms in the Legislature,
and came into it as the youngest MEM
Der. He has more than ordinary abil~
ity as a speaker, and should he be NOM
mated, would make vigorous canvass
OF the State.
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MICHIGAN is the next State that s to
have q Constitutional Convention.
We are under many obligations to
Hon. HENRY G. DAVIS for valuable pub
lie documents recentlv received.

TIE most practical suggestion yet
made for the determination OF the
Modocs is to place barrel of whisky
in an exposed position near the lava
beds and then shoot the Indians as they
come to drink.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

TIE Ohio legislature which adjourn
ed on last Tuesday WAS in session one
hundred and twenty-five days and en-
acted one hundred and ninety three
general laws and one hundred and
tseuty~seven OF local application.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

TIE death of Chief Justice CHASE
excites universal grief. From all quar-
ters OF the country comes the same
voice Of eulogy o. his many virtues aud
unfeigued sorrow FOR his death.
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Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable,

0N JOHN STREET, JUST EAST or
Otne postOfice. will accommodate AZ rea.
sonable rates all OF the above. Call and see
us, we will do our best 20 please you.
mays 3 MCDONALD co.
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INDICATED VAPORS
IL THE ONLY RATIONAL MEANS OF
TREATING DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS AND AIR PASSAGES.
DR.. O. "A r Y

DIR, OLE a * 7
Has used inhalation for many Yeas in the
treatment Oi thousands or cases OF CatArrh
al and ung d tflculties, with the most
gratifN ing results. do cure onsr mn. ION,
Asthma, Bronchitis sore Throat, Nasal o.
rarrn and ,iScha~giug Ears, every iim",
without fail aud withOu injury; D'ameIs.
k'nging and other noises in the HEAD. !
StraightPn CIOSS Eyes In two mluu'eS, ana
give perfect satisfaction or ~ chafge. /
remove Cataract safely and quickly, ana
1r.at all diseases OF the Eyes ana kyelids.
We claim especial sue 49, in the trenlment
OF diseases OfWOmen and Children, and
those old chronic diseases that are usually
neglrc ed, made light of, or put on ny phys
IT, ans in ordinary practice, Such as iIysPeP-
din. liver Complaint, Headache, Neural
ola Spinal Curvature, Skin Diseases, Rheu
muii,m, Diseases OF The Kidneys, hladd"r
and Bowels, Piles, Constipation, Old Fever
sores am White swell
[ operate Tor the removal of DefOrmOtieS,
Hare Lip, club Feet, Iumors, Mother :
Marks, Moles and warts-suCn a. require
the most difficult and delicate surgical OPP
eTalIuns for their cure.
can re'er those who consult me pa
tents uIed-genuinc cases 81 thr most re-
spectacle and responsible people In u 9
y, no manufactured or supuri Dus certih-
Gates.
MANY THINK THAT WILL REMAIN
AS LONG A. HAVE CrOWDS 70 Az
TEND. THIS II A GREAT MISTAKE,
that they come to kEGR II when u Is too
LATE, for have crowds wheTever go and
those who wait to find me at Leisure Will be
disappointed and probably fail 10 see me
n ali. You must come early and press IN
Ton pnSiti ely 90 at the time advertised
and few can appreciate TIL they struggle IN
II, the "a serueSS Of the CrOwJ that Increases
every minute till the last.
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not occurred, enough steamers could
not have been found to accommodate
the multitudsswh had determined to
visit Europe during the coming sum
mer -.
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Lemons AND PEANUTS
100 Boxes Messina Lemons,
l00Bags Tennessee Peanuts.
Just received and for sale by
SCHULTZ & NEUHAUSEN.
Short Greek Farm For Sale.

iOe ACRES, 3 MILES FROM WHEEL
4OO ing, y mile from the Bethany Pike.
SO acres under cultivation, balance in fine
timber, all under fence, underiaid with
coal, five feet vein, bank open. For sale in
lots Ia suit purchasers or entire, on easy
terms and at low figures.
W. ". HOGE BRO,
my6 los Market street
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Valuable Manufacturing Prop
erty For Sale,

VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale Phillips well-known Fouhdry,
Brick Macnine shop &C.. including the
ground they are situated upon, containing
about IA acres. with Englne, Boilers,
Nhgfting and a lot DIVA liable Lathes, Tools,
Patterns, Flasks, Foundry Fixtures, Black
smith Tools. &C sufficient TO do large bust.
hess, will sell the entire with OF without the
Tools and Patterns, or with such Tools as
may be selected.
Capitalists and mechanics seeking good
and cheap location Tor car works with
bu lding and many of the Lathes, Tools,
&C, suitable for the iron work part are in
vited 10 examine these works.
The |, cation for car works or sny other
manufacturl ng business can not be excelied,
being situated on the west side of the p. W.
and Ky. K. K. track and fronting AGO n. on
the Ohio river, with wagon way and good
harbor and landing, saving expense OF
hauling by shipping and receiving by d.
rect AT the works by rail and river.
The title Of the property Is indisputable.
Works in good order .eady for operation.
For further information as to prices,
terms, &C., address or apply TO.
II ". PHILLIPS.
WHEELS G, May S 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
TIE TURR

UTICA RACFs-sBCOND DAY-JOE DANIELS BEATEN.
UTICA, June 23.-Ihe second days racing of
tho Utica Jockey Club witnessed by large
blage the weather being favorable and the days pro-
grammo OF sport being unusually attractive. Tile de-
feat Of the great craox" Joe Danels. the
tion the day NewYork turfmen present lost
heavily the There is little doubt that the bad
riding OF hs Jockey lost tho race at the very
ooDconeDt OF the contest he committed 80 palpable
foul that he had come ia first the judges would
have decided the against him. The victory Of W.
Couvers lilly sunrise In tho drst race, after
making dead heat with Walden's Kitty
clark, colt, IN the second heat, was re-
caiyed with great applause by tho assemblage.
The first for tho Presidents cup, superb
piece Of plate given by Charles W. Hutchinson. the
President Of tho Utica Jockey Club. II q solid sill
bowl Of exquisite Workmanship, worth 500. added
to sweopsAes Of so each foF threo-year-Olds, mile
heats. Thero taree runners. Saturn sunrise, and
Walden's Kitty clark colt by Lexington who had won
the tal purse tho previous day from Sac Ryder and
KDg Honry. sunrise the fayOrte against the field,
and won tho hrst heat Notwithstanding the saddle
snpped on her shoulders soon after 5artn1 by engh,
IN :iI. sac made dead heat the secOnI time owing
10 her ri1erhons the Kitty Clark colt cheap at tine
hnIsh, in E47! aud tAon the third and deciding
nea Ia is4. Saturn dstanoed in tho second heat.
Pnp'g 5ar27-PiH'r RAcEOaea Hs-delp mile hsAs, for al
~ Csn9er, sgariSe. 'srs BY Planet dam Uiaa.;
T. W Walien By LcIng dam Rie Cark....
w. Is Psets c Mad OF Athens. b. PopheL.......
J. a. b.s ca Planet dam Jennie
Iims-l:Nt l:''D t:bt.
sEcoSD RAeAlarTe Ions tl4aeapi arss-quArer, uiis
D. BatIgys en- n Cbiekabdl, Sgd BY Au,ra,n Eats
aaD,ael, D s1e Rvisr ear, b. Kaghi u 81 Georse
hlrcera nl y
X w. Hllen ca Liverpool years b. Planet dam hOviee,
o. pn1nis. uA
John hri,nd ch hgOndfr, years by ksEaun dam hs-
pafiesi yS poln1s uA
Tme-i;l8. Ian.
Tho Utica handicap. FOmlie dash Tor q purse or
$1,000 @Ish So entrance rad four starters-kng Henry,
JOS DlAols, BICkicu lut The Moor. Joe Daniels was
the fiynrite against the field at 800 90 $50 and great
deaf OF mDnoy Yager,l tho race. Joe Daniels
and Bgcadea jumped n In front, tho rider Of the
tormtr attempting 30 3 the fall al tle turn when not
far enOryb a1ead 20 do 80, ncdriy cutting down Buck
den la doing. Tne AOOr then went ahead, and made
thC ruu1lu. Tor a mile bad "A qnar5er wden BucAdea
and JCr Daniels singled Jhem3eyes out, and after an
exciting race, which J0O Daniels could reach
BueKdsn. tue atter, amid Tremendous excitement won
tbs by three lrngJhS, King Henry lengths be-
nind Daniels, anu The Moor b,tt0u OK Time, j:j5t
rmED RACE-Utcs illnicap, lash Of tEo mlsi. SloD.
Buoey D.. r's Boz. .eu, 0yo4 JAsGn dm Con
sequence lul ponds
D. 81 DaHieis d. Joe D4s, ysars by AasTalui lAa Dolly
~Afl'f p'.'4
Chaia' Reeds b. Eng uHr aged ~ Lexington dan IoAAT
John iTals Tho Coos yesrs, bT Lexington Ian Lucy
Foalcr 100 poauds
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE FIRE RECOgD.

AP0EK-ptCKIVG HOUSE BURNED AT ST. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, June 26-The extensive five
story BRICK pora.pacEnz establishment OF Fagan & Nc
Oucen. occupying block IN OFlllon-st between Nam
ana secOndstA caught fire early TINS morning ana was
almost totally destroyed The building ana machinery
were valued Al about .I.0Oo0 and the stock at about
s3ooo00 There were live burned. and several
hundred dead hogs hanging up ready for curing Three
or four snail brick eEements ON 5ocondst' north oil
Faran McQuecn's. also burned. involving loss
Of probably $500 or 5000 The following Is s OF tho
insuranCes:
tora,s A-.1r,e. s5fn0; Conn.ria Unon, $1,000 Roval
SO09; Adrsue s5yi springfield MAs. pSO0J star oi NoN.
IS 90. Bick River, SfadU Mrrcla.
Mutual i EswJerey $500, Genhs FA. ss OO0 Continents Of
SrsY,rs 0O Hamburg of Bremen, $1,000 Hlmood 81 htv
Jerrv s3Uo; Gernan Of Buaaio 5000 Union % sansot
Esf0i. American Phadelph- -i'N; HtIorl OF hsf er
IS 900 Sltors Of Hartford 5gn Phgnro SeFfors ssyS
,f TftdssmaiT Of AsW-lerk 7yui
p,rvlynos N Phieinn Sl5O1 GermaaAns Of NsHfork
~ 5. EesOreans Autna $500; Acae o Se- IoTf e'0o
-rb,u "a .Yorz C0mmerc pf Ahiny, S3JO O0u-
1 cad of Hartford s50O, North BRITISH and AenAnuie e'oi
Of NrVfUfs. @lpOUo aAa tSts1 ~ " aS'eih
m.sa q tstzi uf SEtsSS
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27
THE BlLLIARD rOURNAMENE

ALERT GARNER DEFEATS TWO CHAMPIONS.
T,,a ninth game Of the Billiard Tournament
vas played yesterday afternoon between Maurice DaT
and Albert GARNER 6nd resulted aiter the most eoSoS
cg.tested battle Of tho week, III Victory IoI
7 tte, In this match was very great, owing 70 the
fae- that both GARNER ami DAy lhd won TWO saule'
,tbout losing any, and consequently aheai on 'Ao
"a, r,,s netting az the start was 500 70 $50
!, favor ~ DAILY. The audience was large ana
enusastic and altogether the game was Tar tno oro
exciting Of any before played Day tOoA the lead ana
a. the end of the inning tho s0oro Stood DAY 80 "
Garp,er i2G Garner then took the cue ana su'oeeueu
., utt,o together the largest OF the tourna nent
,.str "a ,oints which placed his score ahead OF
D,Iv,. .a,n after Day made brilliant run OF S'
ht,h .i, y,ys him the cad Ia the jith his ii1st'
inning D1v ,vs Kissed out Of count "Aeh 1aInIo1
nod o, ,oIrts thus defeating the youthful champion
by 10 points Carriers average was l7l9.
The evening session began Win game oet"eon
Joseph Dion and John Deery Deery Won tno 4'au' an
scored II popt4 Joseph then missed aud Deery auuou
d, -. ~ bis .tring but Don succeeded IN maaIHg
run ~ q IN the next inning IN the 10Th inning, mo
~ ~ brilliant plsy of the game was shown Dy Dlon'
who nfter gradually getting the balls togetner' run "
The balls became frozen. and had 10 DO spO''ou' Ds
DION counted with the greatest ease ana S"h'ii' US
run untH lie scored points. Dcery tSeH m4"o "Ho "
m anest shots scored since the beginning OF tAe
neut Imaiing a carom BY the use Of seven cushions
Rut Dion had TOO great lead and ran the game Out III
the aotb inning The following is the score
De.ry-lI g. 8, ., 0. - T. l. 4" D % o.
o. II Man. T. ~ D. a. T. l. nzotR,El H. L. La@o T. o. 4"
., .. o. D o. y o. l. J. DIV. ~.
The second game Of tho evening between Albert
GARNER and Francois Ubassy. GARNER won the lo"u
ana counted UDsssy then MISSED wbereupon GAfne'
added 10 more a. his string UhaaaY then m"Sou Ai
other shot aud Garnier made IL more. In the 'e''"
inning GARNER ma a run of .S daring when ho "4'
twice obliged spot tbs balls aud shoot from the - 10
tybassy followed with a., during TIE naAI
of Which he WA Obliged to frnq leAty play Win ~ '
hand IN the touth inning Glrnier nids
mlsse shot the entire length OF tho ta"nn. t
and f0w uonsu. a.lr, bta sucuD sion Of reiA'
strokes no addcn " 10 hi, Tr.nc ~ the oI's
nj thn II "a il.e tvs tTkHr announced ti1 Fano ="
stand ~ tu "a lu favor tt tiTMtr. 10 ,Ho
l9fh iuuiue the -cor then -.u'd iarnnf' a.
T,.--v I.a ia earn. 80 li'I h4tuG a4ttt
scoring oyer aD alnIs iu .hc t'o lower cl'ufi1 .L ~
table ho got noe unls awnv rom ths uanE hnn ha", %
M g InAisus "a suC10sslOl AnA LAo1 "a or'''S- s~'
New-York tribune., 1873-06-27

s.prn IN. guess nc wouldn't have Crowned anyway
e,, ne n A good man in the water" Dm you ever
o.the the President and Mrs. GrantF "Oh' yes ne
.osvared "msny times. But the SenerM was 80 pu.
anon hen he boarded az the West ~ ~ t1t ne w
ft There was awas q crowd arOunu VINO were trouhie
.o1elv oalcous aud he wanted 70 ne iett sDne since
Ne moved into hrs colt lgc ne mas "a MS own nAtnias
Mace ana Il no longer troubled And nave bathed MT
IrSclev too aud the Postmaster, Mr. Creswell and
nee tool I'M Mr. Lincoln some ladies' are very trouble
so1,e ana TAT ones are the worst dout like to bath
- ,.,,,,,, r 1ess fhey will take care OF themselves
,ben it's very peasant" "Mhat do people no with
,ir 1opoy ana iewosi Was auything ever lest here
Not penny Sometimes they leave their valuahles at
the bofe but Ofou. They generally irOught 70
me and give them chcc tor them and kcep thcm 20
MorriSscy, and each one left MS diamond with me.
Those two diamonds wero worth S22,eo1 what d9 y"1
la jcwelry Nhie she went IN batning.' ~
WAS SANS opinion, also mat bllninS Is -
Instances where cures had effected one In pariic-
MAR whcreithe measles ha0 left s4ie glL WIN very
bad disease OF tue throat, which had Affected her so
much that she unable 90 walk anu Sat1ihg eh,rey
cured her said that, according " Dr. res oath
should only br taken ON an empty stOmaeh' anu Stlh
Wa sure the Doctor Is right ana that they should DC
Hen Just beore lunch. II Dr. sayrcss opinion that
i was rot good stay longer taan ten minutes Ia tho
water and thai while ia tAc wacr u "a bCtter % De no"
I'VE YET west & Duffray sav that poEsOns on their
often two hours There was present at our
conversation boY shout ID years OF age VINO salu
~ me that he was iu the about four hours every
dav anf that 10 did him good. Ic was certainly es
hearty in appearance any OOy ever He said ~
gives ban appetite, and makes Aln cat aDOut a.
AI;hongh rhe subject does not come IN very well at
rms nnnt yet 1 cannot helD calling atteah0n 10 tue
POstal facilities at this pnt There ~ oaly
4aly mail from NewYOrk and 50 BADLY Managed = tne
York do not reach here before days amer the ate
5i their postmark and letters from here t9 lork
are o. lIved Ia the Sane way. Tue pst-pHoo ~ "oout
rhree miles IRON any OF the hotels aud the mail 4 de-
livsrcd he hotels ny very slow bOY Two or tnfet
hos after tne arrival Of the train Ihe Postmaster
Mr CrcsWel" ought 10 regulate ths matter before No
.gTlu comes to be- bathcd by sam Holmes.