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rHE WEST FiRms MYSTERY
Testimony Tending 10 Fix the Crime Upon
the Neg~ocs who nre in Cmsiody.

Yesterday Justice Wheeler took the tes-
tlmony OF several persons concerning the lden-
tits and movements OF the three negroes,
Thompson, Fills and Weston, who are held in
Fremont on suspicion Of numbering the Polish
peddler, Abr ham Wcisberg, in Lydig's " oods
Thomas ana Elenora Gee OF Bronxdale testified
TINT these three negroes asked for food at their
house On FRIDAY morning. and then they all
went toward Lydig's Woods. Two OF them car
Rod cedar C nes jonathan Chadwick said that
he SAW them near the wood two had canes and
ono Cluh; the latter was mul ito.
JOIN Livingston saw toe three negroes walk
ing FROM the wood. 60 toward a house in bronx
OHle. whore the peddler WAS sitting IN "A stOOp
cating crackers After talking together short
The peddler followed them fifteen minutes
later. When witness drove past the wood some
time rftrWard the negroes walked hurueuly
out and disappeared They looked as though
they had been in mischief
John Nlnctfa Of liJth street recognized
Weston as the negro VINO entered his hotel, two
miles from Iydig's Woods, with two other col
ured men, on Friday morning. They had drinks,
payment. lie observed Mestun's eve; ne SEEM
ed TO he bind. Tie was ccrlain that thompson
was one 81 the three VINO drank at his bar;
could not identify Ellis.
There vas "A stir IN the court room as lnspectOr
Thorn ordered Weston 90 rise for the witness
To TeCogll him. Ninetta thii l,iug that Wes-
ton had RISEN to deny his tca imonY, exclaimed;
Do You dare, on your oath. to deny that YOU
on FRIDAY aOrningf
Wnetta's -arnestnesa 20 Effected Weston that
quAilng under the steady guI' OF hls acGusCF he
pravrd earusauy 10 be accorded IA lawyer TO de-
feud him.
Thompson. Ellis. and weston have only Just
come down tfYm sing Sing prison.
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George u. Lord Pleading the Statute Of Linz
ifuliOus.

BUFFALO, y. Y. Sept. si.-rhe hearing ~ N,
argument In the case Of Geo. d. Lord charcea Win
bribery. came before the s". ror Court Criminal
Term. this aft arnooD
Oh the o"-suon raised by the special plea OF The
.Gte OF iimiaOns, offered by the defendants eoun-
sel District ATTORNEY Lockwood novel 10 strike out
the loa, 4nd hs oeinS tgArdcd a5 demurrer argu
meat pfOcecHol on ths mOiiOn.
Tne counsel for Nj Ford argued that the net OF Boo
beng the ono IN force when the offence alleged %
have been committed. the gct Of 1913 exten ling tha
time within which an Indictment cOuia be found ana
y anpN - thi, casa,
Dislfirt nt,rn. LoekwOod -rguei Ia repy IN Il the
law OF 1879 Oh A criminal where 1t found them
II tie three year. aNOwed by the law OF 1909 had
elapsed brre tins inlct Ient found could DO
no pro iecutiuu uuatr the indictment. u
iiut the criminal status hal 4 pcen chlngcd. lie
had not become exempt from pa limo {, aud the
stato ud not cntrr into contract " th crininA
W ich shnuld nj lrd hin umunty.
Judge Clinton desired the attorneys to submit ther
brci-, snd viii render his decision on Tuesday after
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CHICAGO, sept. 2i.-At u meeting Of the gen
crll freight agcnts Of the Eastofn lines in tins city
day II resolved TO adhere positively 10 rates ON
bass of 30 ccnts On fourth class per lou pound from
Chicago 90 Sew York, AMI equivalent rHtcs to other
loiuts n Is also under consideration to MAKE tAl
to take ehrct on the lst OF October ~ follows;
uur,h cIss 20 ccits ArAu, 30 CFutsi hux meats ~
GEMS! nulk meats - cents, seeds, 30 cents lcr 100
pounds and 80 cents per iaurl On nour RON gU
10 sew iork. with the rrgu,nr urrrncts o. Othcr
points. There wlli also be- relative advance from
Louis and other aOuthNcscfu pOnte, taking effect
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FrcdcIck lambert, a pointer who lived nj III
LII sire I, Ara ~, cnhnuttri uiciie yesterday
morning bf rhootins himself with inus@ct.
Mr.. James Newlaud, a tailor, OF West Newark
avenue JcrHp7 tty licl.uts, romuiitci suicide chry
ycsirrday morning 10y oval owing sirychninr.
Sicphen Mack, a lrill-r wa struck by trnIu
on the hreehe street Gro Hn Of tho lrnny yyanIa Rail-
road. Jersey Cty late on hursday night and Instantly
killed
stephen Mcl.tvcn. brakeman on the Penn
fYNaalt Il tr1lI tcl between two cars tho Bar
g,p tunncl yesterday mprailg, and was crushed 10
death.
The yiluahlo trOtting horse Mac, ono of q
Germans o. ~ tnlt won the f1n1 'ursH on the WavcF
" tr'tk un Wednesday, dich sierdly on the far
tir grounds from oNrtnrntint, which nggraVatcd q
Slight nitac@ OF tue prevailing oitlcmper
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A sailor Dying Of the MaIndy In the Brook
Iyn Hospital.

On wednesday afternoon Capt. Spencer
OF the brig wanburn took William J. Boalton.
one Of his crew, to tho City Hospital, Brooklyn,
and presented a Government order for his ad-
mission. saying that he was a favorte seaman,
and he wished him put I'm private ward at so
a week board, which the captain offered to pay
in advance, for a months time. The sailor
seemed to he afflicted with ordinary bilious
fever. but sixteen hours after he entered his
nesh turned yellow, and the black vomt which
followed betrayed an attack OF the most malig-
nant form of yellow fever. Health Onlcer Otter
son visited the hospital yesterday, out found
that Dr. Payne had c1nformcd to every sanitary
regulation, and that there was no DANCER OF
eprc I'd OF tho IN lady. Capt. spencer, who was
sent for, said that he arrived In New YORK
month 20 with cargo Of sug " from Natanzas,
and that his vessel was overhauled ut quaran-
tine. lie had clean bill Of health. liollton
was discharged with the crew early in Soptem-
Der, and had in some way contracted the dis
case since that time-either In visiting some
s ilnrs' boarding house or some sht0. his in
formation puzzcd the health authorities. and
thoy are ut a loss to know how the disease
originated. Yesterday afternoon Doalton died
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THE TExAs CALAmIrY.
safety Of Two Families Reported Lost-Rc-
Iiei fur the sufferers.


Iiei far the sufferers.
GALVESTON. Sept. 2i.-Mrs. I1erndon and
family, reported lost NJ Vel.sco, are safe. DIR.
Alex ander and fimv reported lost near Lych-
burg, are saved. They lost everything, except
what they had ON.
A despatch from Austin 10 the Nelcs saya that
the contributions for the relief OF tho sufferers
on the coast will reach $500. tho Adjutant-
General toicgraphs to the Secretary OF War, ask
ingif Government aid. IA In tho Alabama over
dow, e n be extended to texas. The secretary
OF War replies that tue Texas district inundated
does not lto within the scope OF the country in
cludod ia the law authorizing aid 10y the War
Doi artncnt, and he can extend no assistance.
A special despatch from san Antonio says the
storm that blasted the CO ST did no dam tge
there, and very little rain fen The wind blow a
y. rfect gale The ciiizrns II san Antonio. ia a
public meeting Yesterday, appointed a COM
nittee OF thirty TO solicit subscri ptions for tho
relief II the stricken people of lndianola aud
other places. The committee consists OF the
most prominent citizens aud clergy, and good
results are expected.
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MADRID, Sept. 2l.-Thc Ministerial news
papers announce that the Government will soon
reply to the note Of the Papal Nuncio. They
say that no concessions VIII he made tending to
prejudice the Independence Of the MAGISTRATES
In dealing with the bishops, and especially tho
Bishop of SEQ de | rgel.
Monsgnur Rapellt - expected here TO replace
Cardinal fimeOni as Plpal NunciO,
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Charge. agnin., lIa,-eli and Di-becler.

Alr. David j. Tuohey submitted to Mayor
WcSham Yesterday charges against Police Comnis.
eioners Matscu and Dlsbcckcr lie says that tey are
ignorant and unnt tor the poa IONS that they hold
That "a. have WIN lY neglected tit duii'r. IA the
plrcnrnOns Mr.. IuOlcs slYs INT the COMMISSIONER
have iaucd u suppress panel tlcynr ANA gambling
that they hive treated with dlsrtspcct persons
have told them whore panel houses Nrr stuat that
they have reIc piY rrt cl 90 enter am cltN ns Cuu
plutl u,aust uulCe ,htcia nHd tllt ~ O. they were
forced to ct ~ tlr revolutions 4 the Assembly Com,
mttcrs uycstsuuun OF the Cns rs Of tNr inCt, Of
crime they liurd 10 Try p1cr captains, VINO thrr
kluwrdgC nnd neglected thrr utiea Hud Wiltuly ds.
OOejtd the orders Of the apparlmeAl.
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The Hon. John II. Reynolds died at his real
dence 10 Kndcrh9ok at II orocH Yesterday morning,
aged about 90 S.rrs. Judge Reynolds Tor many years
held ah position At TIE liar II this state. Icttudipd
law with Mr. bsesInan OF isiulcr.ook. who wni dis
tingunhcd ut tue bar. Froio Columbia county he went
to Albany, and formed coparuorslnp with ycus r.
IieynOldH aft ward wl Ira ntG Hamilton illriiH
lie was Postum teroi Enhy during the harl and aoft
shell npht OF Purce's Administration lie waS rltcted
10 TIE 1hlrJ-sKth Congress N 1852 as hn independent
candidate Doating Er slus Corning, the re- suar Demo
cralc G nGd4te. lr Was appointed ono Ga the h,iau-
cate Judges the COuit OF Appeals under the ntndud
f'uuAfilutluu.
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DETROIT sept. A-lho Hetudon House, in
Marsha, NJ ch., MAS buracd carlj this morning. -Four
ycs were lost The are broke out IN the office about
2iO A. cutting OF ali uutsii0 commuulct iiou, and
nufAcd Ntry rapidly and wiina very d"hte snoSr. lhe
names of ihe lYat nrfi tMule O.. A. .fJt ltWrllor ;
Antoine Grih'r clSar nakcr Ehzt Jru.. dilng room
Eir nnd Martina Nurs irn coos, several persons were
hurt by Jumping from the windows.
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The Nn..ncbu.r,,, ,;ovcruor.,,,r.

SPRINGFIILp, sept. q. The Hoyoko Repub-
liclns their caucus tonight elected majority ot
delegates IN fHy Of he nomination Of Charles Francis
Adams for Govern
The interest In me forthcoming REPUBLICAN State
Convention iurr the reports OF tlc election Of
del gatcs from the vaiious towns come In. Il Is I'm
lhie give correct estimate nf a. pre-
Of ihe eg.rs. hut II s grnrray conceded that thus
f.r the Rice are in the uHJ1riiy. Or the lhi ocle
gates roporte T. careful Injury give, Ece 2i3. Lurirg
iS and unnlcdsci lj2 auOut % VI whom prefer Adams
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FALL RIVER, Mass, sept. A.A fun meeting
OF fwcavers Was htd here tonight to take action upon
the articles Of agreement which the MN owners have
adonied as SIS Tor their returning 10 work, making
the signing o. them condition precedent thereto.
Sprccacs were delivered severely denOu cling the action
oi The manuilclucfs, md RESOLUTIONS pistcf necarng
the Nraicts would meyer si-n. They resolved 10 pTo-
sent lhrms. Ives ai th'lr respective tl~ o. Monday
hut ho TO 30 To Work II the issue of ssalg MAS pressed
upon them.
hr mi VIII omen On Monday, as # Is hrlrycd, not
Wittsi Aning the action OF tine m'rtug, tNHt large
number Nii 5gn, they bong IN destitute condition.
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BUFFALO. Sept. A.-Ex Canal Commissioner
Alexander arliey was tins forenoon arraisncd IN the
Superior Court, under the joint Indictment found
against hlnsclf George ID. Lord, Lewis j. Bennett.
Tnad C. Davis and william H. Bowman, for con
splraoy to deirind he state en- cred pen OF n9t
guilty aud g.ve blii IN the sum OF 5000. Charles A.
DJnadaOn Of y atonyllle 0eelne his security.
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ST. Louis. sout. 2i-l'rcsi iont Grant and
wife, accompanied by EXSecrctay Forte aud vile.
Cen VI. clch, and CO Fred. Grnnt ard wift arrived
ltrc about noon, and quart rrd NJ the ndrll ilu-
Gel. The Pfe>ldtnt wall Vl.it his fa1I tomorrow aud
arrange Tor the sale Of his stock, aud start for Dcs
Mune, Iowa, on Monday evening, to be present At the
Rnlulcrn rsu1iOn tlore tn party Will then start for
Denver VIA Omaha and Cheyenne.
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NJ. Paul Sudrcau opened the new dining hall
OF his Restaurant lrasclt IN University place with
h.ndsome banquet last night. Among the ornaments
6l the "a lie Was sug model OF the pavilion winch
NJ. sudrrau Is to build Ia Farm 1unt PirK Pnadc phg.
for during the centennial exhibition. The Ccntcn
nal IoWnissoners have been paid ny NJ. Sudrc
tiS nDn for the II 0i the pavilion. Gnl to erect the
building aud furnish II viii rfqure nearly 1000 more.
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CURl0sIrINs or CRIME.

l.li2 beth Donovan, ngrd 49, Of 3G T. At Forty
"a hh street was nrreslel On charge of kiAl her new
bora rhill af nj yht. The body was found In htnK
Elz'oeih was taken to Bellevue lOspit 4,
Sol. Adler, police court lawyer Of Buffalo
was arrested ypscidB Tor obtaining u rom one
Gtor. krc7s b. repre- i"utatOu tat td to UAY
n amount to Police Justice KING 10 Influence his de-
cisiOh IN a case of arson.
Juan Gonzales. restauratsur, Of % Maiden
an,, LaynS been convicted IN The General Sessions,
ychcrd Of ir3on IN the nrst degree ting nre
Leon Martnezs rest urant lN2 cirl frcet was
teEeGd - stale uie. lie 0ny of Age
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WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator Thurman
writes to Ms intimate friends hero in the
fging stran con 'erning the Oao election. lie is not
dcpondelt has been falsely repr sented by certain
NspApOr correspondents Oa the contrary, he Is
sangine OF success. anl ueclres his hrn conviction
that Alen wili be elected W Goeited lnAioTltN
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How sccor II Robcson U,c. Public Property.

WASHINGTON. Sept. A.-The Tallapoosa, So
Ouesons pleasure yacht, arrived here last evening
from the Portsmouth navy Yard She brought ths
bag .ngc ad private effects Of rOncson's family, con
sis lng of household furniture 10 large ex .cnt 1hs
lIlar IOsa haa been constantly cmnycd tins sumIldf
pleasure boat hy the secretary hi- f1inly, una
the m cerr In command not little disgu4ted with
U service.
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Fifteen Hundred Cor-noks Bani.hcd.

BERLIN, Sept A-Fifteon hundred
Ufal Ccssacks have been banished to the penal
settl -mcnt Of Turhcstan for having resisted the
new military laws Many inoie are likely to 90,
a. those laws meet with much opposition in the
Iirl colonies
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PoIrsvuLE. "a, sept. 2i.-James Kelley. a
miner. while digging f1r CO.. te'u'y' near hi'h hogre
Mount lafcc, was buried alive by the cai -. ~
taving in and before lie could be reached life
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BANEREs DE LUCHo", France, sept. 2i.-
Twenty-Five hundred Car;7,s arc blocked by ten
thousand Alfonsts at Niea They Will proh-
ahly bo forced to cross the frOniior at Pont du
Roi. The CdllsLs at Gayarnie nave been in
termed.
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THE oLD woRAD's MEMS.
The rurki'h In-nrr'>.iion The Prizes, Znrko'-
Forces Increasing.

BELGRADE sept 2L-News received
from Slivonic sources announce that the
forces under the priest Znrko have bccn in
creased to 1000. These have been divided into
four CORDS. ana are apOut to attempt the cap
ture Of Sjenlza aud friszren, winch they intend
To furiitV and hold
NIENNA, sept. A.-Priyate teegrnms received
here report that Dcrvish Pasha has been sur
prs hy the insurgents near itavnO and lost 20
men kill4d
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Ex Custom House Inspectors Swaze atd
Nodine were examined before United states tomnns.
A1ncr Osborn Yesterday charge OF accepting bgibca
to pess duable goods for passengers IN te European
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nXinp In \ McIl.

SPRiNQFIELn. Mass, Sept. 2L-rho dead body
Of lester sykes wa taken from r. wen t9ey IN West
springfield, Whrrt hc was entOWhrd ~ T. ~. ON Wcd.
ncadiY. lio survived at rasl twchy.fOnr hours but
could not DO reached Ia reaHJl 10 save lls life.
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Wcnlhor ONO pren,o.,op.
NEU JERSEY.

Generally clear weather and slight rise of
temperature, with south ry westerly wIuds and sta
uonary or slowly falling barometer.
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The nrnylc, .nrown Bont Rnce.
srARKS rRom TIIE rALHGRAPH.

HALIFAX, n. :, Sopt 2L Brayley beat brown
by ten lcngins scul iAcu to-day the nfcc
course ia fSpo.
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directed dyv Mcdonald to 90 down and
carefully cXalnl,t ~ Iuurh Of the face Il lie
wd hc aitly could. lie did so. and
ported to me- that tho three panel near the soiab-
erly side of the rtcr. were an that ne could gss
ht; one Of them he had q mined before, and
they were ALL extending over a distance of y of
- feet, In the same CONDITION u tie one pro-
Vilisly examined and above described. hls is
all that has been examined of that part Of the
al'l under new IieT No. q. the removal OF the
~ i8p stone in # Mt OF the rem. iudcr ~ tho
waIi sul 1ca work Of some time. ia condition
bo worse. That part Of tne wall diFecllF norm
OF new licr No. "a, belng under construction,
wa clmulctcd to the level OF the b so OF the
coping. o. the EJtu Of AUGUST crack was dls
covered lust month of new pier "a, ahd
upon applying the instruments, ~ was lound
that the wall had settled ahout three
guartcr- of ana tYch NJ n point IS feet
between tald point aud the crack, anl thai IL
had moved ont, or wr-twnrdlY, ht the fame
point about tine a U- distance, TWO shutters
ar panels Wcr" TAX 70 up IN the face Of the wali
about sixty feet nOrtn Of the pior, and the
diver Mcdonald sent down 10 examine. lie re-
hard for lOfcet & inches down from base of gr.n-
nc. from that pOiut down the Hm.ll Iip-Tap
stunes intended to be placed between the piles,
nntl NOT higher than two feet heloH their tops
ED under the concrete and cXt' ndcd down 10
liz tnu- uf the Hes, and teluw the tops u the
pl,c between them these stones were wcdged
b"iWccu tue oycflNing mass Of concrete and the
tous oi the piles, so that at this point the
Meisht 81 the wall rests upon pie oi irOken
hH'ne7 hing pn the top OF and around the piles
1hta Cohuluon Of things Is not due 10 thu prn-
.lpp 81 construction, hut is direCtlY contrary to
" anu Is the result iof carelossness in:dolng the
""S' uNor should hayO been sent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-04-14
Satisfied with the Weather.


we never knew IN ,re thtl one N IN wao
was perfectly sitlS led win "A W liner At
All times an under ali CIR II Instances Ia
summer; "ieh me lh'fil 'he'',r DOTTED np
among lhr hiheiit>' tha'h "" I'll come 10
tle lr"nt door win ais "i r:e>i'ir.i'inn
St1n ing oui al Over MS r. ne in IL
MS mead looked Ike Il raspberry. AMI
woaid LOOK o'it al t'l'' >kE Al l >tE. Sl'len-
ll-peHecilN >peh"li -N"il" weather
t"f tile poor ani Tor tn zee com tnIes ana
the W'tsAeF W'hh uh- neg 'i"I >hth mp
any slvi c,i'l :" = N IN ~ Hlm
me nay uhlhT'lE'' liHrh-i' NIiiit 81 "Hl
Yer on lile sep AMI ENJOY Il In WINTER.
VII II the nlrrclrr wnili creep down NJ
teen degrees below Zr'- an the col WIS
severe enough |" ife'-Hr thc Il-l'ie "i YES
uVlu> spili To the enter oi tle "lpbe.
Chubh would SII on Il fence AMI eNcialn,
by llnTn uid Eoh ever see >iEl 'il-r
1> tins: L Ike an aim '>i'!icrt INA ire. =
Yer very mErrcr- 1t helps III ( al tr'dc
ana KEEP 'ile ~iltNe- i"'- len an Oh
summer time Ia me u III me csli IN 1
GIve 1t 10 IN" stiH- WA II th''f" VIZ \
drought. thhDr used u met rs IN the
street ana remarks - y" ram Yet. >e-.-
NagnIiletnJ. lsh i! want my wrftl"r
iry: l wan 1t WIZ III !tniHle~> lett o H.
Moi>tare breeds l'Erf ana a-uh'' AMI "eis
Your clo hes u There ny'Iiiht DE-
>pl>'' : /" carry an un!ir,'i!t y" ram
for me, Ii yoi rl'''st- VA II l. riA'i
Tor . week, ami >"anlrt tAn "oun' y,
Chubb oite dr"'p-t IN /" see IL 'nd To
observe: tihn' "a" A"i i"'i ''' ~
MS yer ram "'s II ;n.'r' seem, I" III "a II
The heavens never "f"i'- on ''4 In '''l
When we have lon ~ ."i-- . 'hr5
The corn Jiinp an ci''f- ~" aeNt.9 L
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GEOLOGY AND WATER cannot be
too distinctly understood that clear water
: not necessarily pure water. any more
than cool AR l. pure air \ city we'll may
Tlve no warning 10 any st-n-r lis wtierS
are refreshn"ly cool. for they come from
L sutii depth. They ar. clear and
>pirkling, for thy have b -en strained
through a filter ;tirlulic IL Tree lh,.m. not
only from all solid PARTICLES hut from I'll
-olor also; they may even rive no ",lor-
Il least. those accu>tom to their o lor
viii DE- ect none: and vi they max he
iilen wi;h the germs of the. de iilirst
pe>tllrnrc- Such c:I-eS have htpp -nela
Thousand times. The explosive on b ks
of cholera that have often been limited to
single tenemrnt> in u CIV. or to in -l,.
blocks or streets. are. in the lirht nf recent
sanitary r"Sctrc.I-s, wlthn l. 4 10 ll, Ia be
f'ierrel Ia this crus.-. Tile SUSPICION of
wells poisoned hv design. winch ht> -
often Ii ed Il whole community with IN m
>l'-;tk ,blc an ind lin ihc h ,rrar finds an
'xpllnttinn here which rrl.cr.-, human
nature of one of the darkest crimes ever
rllal Grd To IL :ircoInt. The addition of
one grain of >rwtre de.il-m-n: To the
r1ll"n Of wtter-Suppy. w.S fuuni in th,
rhoert epl iemc oi lS6. in i.pnI IN. 10 he
.!rectlv connected viii s..v-nfy-pne per
cent OF the whole mortality "a sel by the
pe>tilcncc.
trust vou are ready for the conc'u-ion
which geology tu'n> over IL >tui arr >ci-
cnce. that the drift well, of tn. country
are, in all den~clv p puiitel di-;r,ct>-iu
al cities. towns. v,lllg..- AMI himiels.
even this. conta. .n.ny not more than u
dozen hnuse-,-ltterlv un- If. fer human
u-,. | hI-,. n,li,.al al a.,
tamination of water from 1 i cent rive
wards and c"rne.- cries La the ol Ell cnun-
tries of the worlI tbs h,s been f,lnI t.
&c 4 prolific source "f evil. an the d.tn-.r.
nay, the certainty of such 90 amintti.n is
!e;, linz many 10 .,,ivo--ttc Il return 10 ere
nation. in place of m ii rn burial
But yol ask. "Wlele shall W. look for a
proper waIer-~upply?" To well, and
springs, certainly. | answ.r. where they
,re property located. and. above all where
they are properly Z .lirle | az tn>t DONG
the vlcarlDus work Of di-chnrgnr sewage.
Ronf-water. gathered in p-onrly-cnn-
structeh. ci~ternS. and reached i,k properly
constructed apparatus. is always safe.
innlnT water l. almost tiw ~, safe.
Sir Wal CT Scott some Nhrre al lr- To- he
Old belief that the nIa-ic,.,n'- >p III j. box
en bv the crossing of running w:tt,.r. En-
chantment cannot dwell in Il liz NJ stream.
Running water. indeed. progresses ls sur
prlslnT a power II the breaking of u
sprcerrr> ar,s would be-the power of self
puriiicatiln Tie srwarr of Il civilized
town. OF, if YOU think of ANYTHING vil..r.
he contents. for exanpl,-. oI the witches
caldron in Macbeth. .-,iiiuiei with a sore
or two times il weight If water and made
10 flow a 4 rzen miles in The Light ana air
lose, its htlrfIl potency. and becomes
sweet ard Wholesome The li-at an air,
These are the agents that worA the wonder
ful >formation mi rh;i,-~t Of terrestrial
forces and yet the mi!de>t.-Pr,s.I.n
.tort0n.