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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The Queen Of oil Sewing Machines.

In speaking Of the merits Of the Wilson
shuttle sowing machine, II Is sufficient for Us
TO say that we think the invention OF tins ma
chine marks one Of the most important oras In
tile history Of this country; and when We con-
slider the Influence Il has upon tho social well.
being OF tho masses, II Ia difficult to conceive
OF an invention OF moro Importance. II has q
beautiful, noiseless movement; II makes the
genuine "lock-sticht alike on both sides, and
does 10 perfection all kinds Of plain and fine
sewing; 1t needs no eonimendAtion, i.s rapid
sales, the increasing demand, and tho many
iiatteting testimonials from those who have
used II, Is sufficient proof Of its merits. The
want OF 4 sewing machine Is deeply felt IN
every household, and as The Wilson shuttle
sewing machine, on account Of its extreme
simplicity aud less cost OF manufacture, u hold
at . much lower price than al other Hrt-elass
machines, Il Is meeting With the oxtbnaiye
patronage that II 30 Justly deserves. Machines
will 10 delivered ut any railroad station IN This
county, free Of transportation charges, II
ordered through the company's branch house
at 827 and $50 Broadway, New York. They
send an elegant catalogue and chrome circular
FREQ on application. This company want few
more good agenhA-CotH H1r ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

DR.. j. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are Aa, pitcls Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
tive herbs found on the lower iangeSof
tie Sierra Nevada mountains Of Caliior-
ala, the medicinal properties Of which
are extracted thercffom without the use
OF Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily asked, "what % the clusc Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT-
TIRsia Our answcris, that they femoye
the cause OF disease, and the patient re-
covers his health, They are the great
blood pun Ger and a liic- giving principle,
o periec Ienoyator and lpyigorator
OF the istem. Never before In the
history o the world has medicine hecn
compoup VI possessing the remarkable
qualities fyiNE1AR BiTrRRs in healing the
siek Of cry disease niaiiis heir to. They
are 70 tic Purgatiyo as well as o Tonic,
Congestion or inflammation OF
The Liver md iyiscetal Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties Of DR.. wALKER's
vNEoARHIrfRRs are Apenent, Dlaphoretic,
CaEminattie, Nutritious, Laxative. Dlutetc,
sedahye Counter ritant Sudorilc, Aitera-
tive, ami. Ant. Bilious.
n. II. MCDONALD & co..
Jrt,rgiits and Con. Aga, San ffaneiicn California
and cor. Of waihington and Charlton St.. ~.
sold by tltl DsuRgigta and Dealers. So
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
That LOulsyille Man.

Three years ago a Louisville man made
up his mind 70 become strictly honest.
He resolved that he would never take
the slightest advantage Of his position TO
advance the interests Of his friends at
the expense Of his employers; that lie
would accept Of nothing which he Ind
not earned, and that he would die before
he should buy anything that he could
not pay for on the spot. The following
figures exhibit some Of the results OF
this change in this system Of conducting
himself;
Old friends WHO called him fool. .,.,...,li
Eienda who got mAl :. ....... ....,., 4
Couldn't nndonlArd him At all. ......... ..35
Set him down ~ eccentric. 40
Said he was "only putting on ..,.,......... s
Thought DO had streak Of uinanness. Q
RemlrlsOd that he yAa "too particular .23
Understood and appreciated him. 20
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

We have heard recently Of several
severe easca Of spinal disease cured by John.
sons Aliolyne LtHimeni one case Of a man
fory.ltc years old, WHO had not done days
work for four years. The back should fInt be
washed, then rubbed with coa,se towel. APP
ply the llnilnent cold, and rub in well With Tie
hand Com. ~ ~ tFIn1Hl fHihii7s ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

A ieweler in jackson, Mich, has late.
ly afforded warning TO evil-doers by
receiving sentence Of imprisonment
with hard labor for two years and six
months for sending postal cards contain
ing indecent matter through the'mails.
Tho judge who tried him would have
pronounced q much heavier sentence
had not the criminal pleaded guilty.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

81 Il De sedes ~ u Idaa, " hum aSsn s ssSs.iu
s aSg q tlnIPsrGss q the soea dpspa ep Liver
II Or, .lLkNtLBY,S ROOT AND GIiKRI
BlIsrhRs. They ast ~ potent tonic and Eentle
sRessa Ar mild y thef sAie lnnda AIy
The beneA they have derived from tslf uba Thay are
tns lAieit and best spring and summer medicine Ipt
ISsa. dEo. d GSopWiS, v W. sosIc ss,'0'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

AhLRN's LUNG BA1sAM has proved IL
self to DO the greatest medical remedy for
healing tho lungs, purifying the blood, aid no
storing the tone Of tue liver. II excites the
phlogin, which Is raised from tho lungs, there
by relieving the cough pains, oppression,
night HwoAts, and difficulty Of breathing, All
tho above symptoms will DO cured, aud the
whole Rystotn again restored 10 health. For
salo by all medicine DEALERS Com.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

TIM QUESTION SETTLED. Those emf.
nent men, DR.. Jas. Clark, physician TO Queen
Victoria, and DR.. Hughes Bennett, say that
consumption can DO cured. DR.. wfstar knew
this when ho discovered his now widely.known
Bdlsdm Of HiM Cherry aud experience Bas
proved tho correctness q his opinion. Fifty
cents and one dollar bottle, large bottles
much the cheapor.-Com. n
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

Horsomen and others, who pretend to
know, Say that the following directions had
better be observed In using SIeriddp's Cavalry
Condition Potrdersi Give o horse 4 table
spoonful every night for week The eAmo
every other night for four OF six nights the
same for mileh COW and twice ~ much for
Al Oh, The addition Of hNlS hna salt viii DO
an advantage, Com, ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The most eminent organists OF Paris
and London, ms well as Warren, Morgan,
Zundel, of Trinity, Gnce, and other
principal churches in New York, have
given TO the Mason & HAmlin Organ Go.
written testimonials to tho superiority Of
their cabinet organs, which they declare
to have exccllencies not found IN others.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

TIM BLACK HrnIs Com Rseros,-
The puhlisher Of the Cheyenne (wyu) Leader
will lulue, April 18th, AitWenty.eigh tcolnmn
extra containing q fine map Of tic Black Hills,
including all the mountain ranges known under
that name also, large variety ofvAlnAblo In
formation gathered from Official and private
sources, relating 10 this hl-abhorbing topic.
Price 10 cents. Send your oriefs 70 II. Claiche,
Cheyenne, Wyoming = Com. ~ N
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

PAaASs.-The Chinese are evidently
pagans, They celebnteall their holidays
by paying their debts, forgiving their
enemies and allaking hands all round.
The civilized people who have gone to
China have not yet Induced them to re-
linquish these old md barbarous habits.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

Why should any one buy a soap half
rosin or clay, when Dobbins' Electric
soap (nade by Cragin & Co., Phila-
delphia), is for saloi It costs hut q
tribe more, aud will go FIVE times Us far.
Try IL, f.l4
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
l.sa. Of Ia.,rs.. lroa nsns aaa Asrea4,

Il 4 N -
no'se''','''nains . aepAto m sno ifu'uAn
i's as On tae pln Wllnafa.1n 'Ao s.A'e f.n~
tfOtn 'he i'OniAn Oa'nOas e'oish t''noo p'1-
uliA'eA made speech declaring 'na' ne was no.
an enemy OF tho Catholic Church no NAfTod
on'y against tue fapa'y Tine Herman
government lOainAa give uAnqai.uans Assar-
aaoea IN regard TO tue relations Of rreaalA"lIn
Ioreisa Il'~e's . -. 4he -eAruA4 nave SUIT
pIlsoa tOFt A'po' near sAltahaPT' Ahd carried
ON Two Hundred prisoners and tVar guns ''.''
me Ahl'0iA'ofy SO0'e'y OF fehhs'FA'A eo,o-
oFatca inc ono hanaiea'h anniversary OF 10
organization IN PhuNaelphiA nee-fFcS'ueht
M sou cauca tho lneeuns 70 o'ueF' ;''',it y
reported 'hM tue 4!tA nave I'uFaOFCl Nv
ohri'aAna in honmela ana buisHlA CURING
the last tlFeo months and mat tue haino' Of
the ticsiHH nave peen communicated 70 uie
foreign representatives IN v9astAnanop,e -
10 match game o. .u7e pau a. savannah ga
TWO payers AeCnloosh aaa baney, were
pas'y 'nIured. AcUuHougns 'es was OFOAOn
runner jumping on nun, Aha na'lO! hGa
his nose Spit and ego neafly put out py red
not eaH. Tue game was tlen stopped, 49, :,
rFoAaens SiiAps mas appointed LoAnuel u
DWyef OF IennOs'oo' Consul ~ ODESSA, ''''s-
meuto. al. wss stopped by hichw.ymep and
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S treasury box containing
s5bOO in aolti dust, bars and coin. was carried
AWAY.
r..G, j.
A'ensei MchAe' VINO hvoa near ron
Lee' new Jersey A'onucu inc o,e'aV1'
became in'o4,sAtea' went h'ule, hnOoAea HN
wlie Gown anu cut her 'htOA' WIN 'Ato'','''
panici L. hAyu'u' ict seventeen years S'o's
IN the poetoneo at hafaon.ot, was arrested
charged WIN sps1raeans NAiuAolo 'oAoFs iIoti
tue malls .AnhiDsi oarA'u' ctG ,S VAt.
ahai IN isO', died AZ nome Aoa. tlAhins
inc nahaisetu'e OF pear, appie a',u pO'4so D'f'
reis noiuins ieas uan nv quat's Gry measure
criminal ouelse was ueieasOa IN 'ne new ip,A
Assembly Mle' lons aoUsto, :. :, ps'aS
rnent OF Vpa'ed sIa.es t'ooia 'o's fos' i'Atsnic
Ior . SCOUT cast MY ni'os' a. iN ~ eOo's
p'uns' Ii.otA party u ,o''y IipSTs fvpoiSea
70 nave 'oi' inc nne o. Tue Union RACINE iAn'
road Tor the NUS Ihelr orders arc stringent
anu require .Ne'n 70 uesuVy property ana At'
rest Tue lOAueis 80 o'Ii ptO''uns ~,
systen' OF pupno paris iot boston passed. 'no
Massachusetts House Tine Indications arc
thas me uul.ea STATES government wil soon
open pthe BACK mus gold country iotsetuo-
msht Uee1enho' W. 'I' u tapiaiy pl'lhg win
people WHO arc only waning iof permission
from Tie government 70 50 70 the new Eia0ra-
do'.'.''lho new united states SILVER twenty
cent piece ~ nearly fOady.,,,..I1o New iork
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03
pimples, Eruption, Ronrh skIn.

The system being put under tho influence Of
DR.. Piefce'a Golden Medical Discovery for d
tcw weeks, the skin becomes smooth, clear,
soft and yelyety, and being Illuminated with
tho glow oi perfect health fIom within, truo
beauty stands forth In al Ia glory, Tho effects
OF al medicines which operate JUROR, tho tiye-
tenn through tho medium Of the blood arc
necessarily somewhat slow, no matter how
good tho remedy employed. While ono 10
three bottles clear the skin Of pimple, blotehos,
erup,ions, yellow spots, comedones. or agrubs
dozen may possibly DO required 10 euro some
cases whore the Bystemls otten with scTofuloua
or yirulent blood pois6ns, The euro Of all
these diseases, however, from the common
plmpln 10 tho worst scrofulA Il, with the use Of
This most potent agent only q matter OF timo.
Bold by dealers In medicines. rfri-qti
eoyHpID WITH ERUIuoNs. upnKD.
CIAyERAcK. Columbia county, N, Y.
DR. nv. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. 49,
Dcdr Sir-t am sixty yoAra Of age, and have
been afflicted with palt rheum IN tho worst
form for great many years, until, Aecidently,
! haw one OF your books, which described nv
case exactly. ] bought your Golden Medical
Discovery aud took two bottles and half, and
was entirely cured. From my shoulder 10 my
hapds was entirely covered with oruptions,
also on face and body. ! was likewise afflicted
with rheumatism, 80 that walked with great
difficulty, and that Ia entirely cured. May God
BParo you . long life 70 remain bosefng 10
mankind. With untold gratitude, 's =, i
le M1R, A. W. WuIiANs
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The Elastic Truss OF Pomeroy 4 Co, VA
broadway NY, IL by fur Tho best in pse.-
Com m L-..u.l n n VI -.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

The story Of man who Ind a nose 80
large that he could not blow Il without
the use Of gunpowder has turned out to
be hoax. - lu.4 y ieh sata 9F
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-05-03

BuRsErr's CocoANR is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in tho world.-Com.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18
Plant Corn.

! The following extracts from IN arti
Gle in the St. Louis Globe, apply with
equal force 10 the Kansas farmer as 10
bis more eastern neighbor:
GAS The season is ut hand when our
rural friends must be not only consider
ing what crops they will put in for the
coming season, but getting read y to plant
them, il will be in place to say
few words about the great western
staple, corn, Whatever views may be
entertained on the subject of a diversity
of crops, and however profitable The
planting OF fax, tobacco and other Enac-
customed crops may prove to be, II /,
nevertheless certain that corn must
prove to be the main reliance of the
farmers OF Illinois, Missouri and Kan
s9s, if not OF States lying north and
south of that belt. Especially will this
prove true during The coming crop
season. For the two years last past the
corn crop has been quite small, not only
in the above mentioned States, but
generally throughout the country. The
Yield OF 1873 was hardly more than two
thirds, and that OF 1874 hardly half q
crop. As a consequence, corn and pork
have ruled high, and are now very
scarce. The graneries Of the country
are about cmpticd, and there will DC no
old corn on hand To compete with
the crop that is 10 be gathered in 1879.
No matter how favorable q season we
may have, and no matter with how
arge q crop the operations of the year
may close, the supply of corn IS not at
all likely to exceed the demand, and
the farmer may be sure of beng well
rewarded for his labor whether he sells
bis crop in the sack or in the hog.
The principal point to be attended 10
is early planting There is always more
danger in planting too late than in plant
too early. Corn should be put into :be
ground Il, soon as the soil is ready TO
receive il. and every days delay is a
positive loss. Early planted rorn es-
capes the Drought, The chinchhug, the
frost, and 40 further argument il NODDED
II show the necessity OF early planting.
As for rnanuring and careful cultivation,
every body recognizes these requisites
t. a Successful corn crop. The cXpcrien
ce> of last year should teach our farmers
not 10 plant corn fields, especially of la'e
corn, near winter wheat, or 80 h pro
tcct them by trenches as to keep of these
pests. II these pgeccpts should
be generally observed, an Immense corn
crop may be expected, such as will 80
he pockets Of the farmers, and largely
increases the wealth OF the country"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18
Ia Sal,an.

Mr.. Brassey, who has been cruising
in his yacht in the Mediterranean aud
ihereabouts, has sent home a series of
letters relating to his voyage. Dating
from C"nstaniInople. nc saws " that the
civil list OF the Sultan i about - Co.,
GOO year. An along the shores of The
BosphOrus vast palaces and elaborate
kloSks occur IN succession ~ a distance
OF little more than mile a. art. Some
Of these buildings are furnished ia the
most costly style. The daily dinner OF
the S8itan-hc always dimes alone-coa-
-ists OF HIBeiy-iour dishes, and tcn other
meals are prepared in case Il .aoalj be
MS fancy 20 partake 81 them. lie has
coo horses, 700 wives, attended and
guarded b. $50 eunuchs. For this cnor-
muus household, tG,t 90 oxen are yearly
slaughtered. and the parycyors are re-
quired 10 furnish daily 200 shrep. 100
limbs or goats, 10 calves, 20 heas. 200
pairs OF puiict-, loo ps.srs Of pigeons, and
fifty green geese. Between lhc prudi-
gate luxury oi the establishment ST The
sovereign and the miserable poverty OF
too many Of bis subjects the contrast 8.
truly melancholy. The IncoRe- 81 the
principal ministers Of Stats are sach As
woald srieyossly shoek The radical re-
isrmers q or o~n coantry- Tie salary
% ihc Grand Wiser Is Ese. 90 Of the
OF Finance. Ei5.eoo OF the
Munster oi Pa5lic Works, gli,0v0 and
80 IN proportion ier ;ac otEcr principal
a. f-rI fer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18
TFoEi the Gold, Fields,

CnEYEyXE, Wy. T., March l3.-FouI
n ore OF the Blaze; Hills mixers, name,
Warren, Mcdonald, Williams and Thorn
rs, arrived at Fort Laramie 10 day. They
have walked from tn stortadc, cighI
miles trow Iienry's PEAK. IT. seven days
They bring iine specimens OF gold dust
with them. Warren has sume that Ia,
washed out OF two pans Of dirt Just b.
low the surface, showing the g.ass roots
IN with the dust. lie says they had only
dug down to bed rock in one piace. Wa.
ter is SO plentiful that part OF the time
they worked waist-dred in ii. lie thin -
that with pumps and hydraulics they can
make ol00 a day to the man. He also
brings with him specimens OF silver that
all miners state will yield S2,O00 10 The
ton, and say it lis the purcst they ever
saw. He wall bring 1t here TO be assaycd
lie has fine specimens of plumbago lead
and copper. lie says there is more cyp-
sam in the Black Hills than ten railroads
could haui away N fifty years. lie
claims alsc that there are ten miners
there. The party leaves IN Cheyenne
tomorrow. Their object is 10 gel pro-
visions, machinery, tools, and recruit
lhcir numbers as much ~ Po-eiblc, after
which they wall reiurn from here. which
they say Is the only practicable route, il
being 20 much nearer ihan Sioux Civ,
and good roads. They report 10 troa.
bic IA crossing streams or IN finding
good water, aud camping ground every
night. He says be can walk The dis
lance easily IN five days
The railroads have reduced The fare
one third from Chicago to Cheyenne 10
parties goiag to the Black II lIs Many
strangers are now hrro who. IL - sup
posed, are b0uad Tor the new Eldorado.
Notwithstanding the orders from the gov
ernmcat prohibiting them from going.
Parties just in irom the Indian a-aucies
state that the Indians are anxious 10 sell
10 The government their right To the
Black Hi, country, ba, don'i propose TO
give II up without pay.
lANRToY, II. T., March l4.-Ano.her
Black Hills Transportation Company
was organized here yesterday afternoon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18
BYrNa'S Mnii,Pr.

II Byron ancestry WIS dark one q
his fathers side, it was an evil one OF
his mothers, who was an in. arnation o.
all unrcason. She WAS ignorant, SIS. wa
silly, She wa7 passionate; in her rage
she WAS uncomfortable. She wouid in
90 him 10 excess one DAY. ana IL.
next he was ga lame brat" When the,
Wee ca good terms he would cali hcl
+" Kitty Gordon" and wien they wcr,
IA their theatrical RACES be would throw
open the door Of The draWing-room anC
Say, 4" Enter the honorable hij;v.' ShC
was fond Of him, in her wild, foolish
say, aS,d was generally at war with hi,
guardian and his teacher. lie VAS al
llowcd, while at school, to spend Sunday
/ with her: bat that did not satisfy her
! for she frequently kept him a week and
would not send him back. When hi
/ teacher refused to let him visit her she
vent to tho school and abused him 81
loudly that the scholars and the servant.
could not help hearing her. Byron,
your mother ia 4 fool" said one of his
schoolaatcs. az know it," he answer
ed gloomiy.
Whether Byron loved his mother NAV
be doubted, but it is certain that he treat
ed hcr with respect and Difference. He
repaired to Newstead Abbey and placed
her in it when he went abroad, and fire.
quently wrote 10 her, addressing her as
the Honorable Mrs. Byron, . tile 10
which she had no claim. She was proud
Of his genius, and read with cagerpess
all that she saw about him in print
When he returned to England after hi,
two years travel, she WAS anxious TO zee
him. He wrote from his hotel in Lon.
don that he would soon see her, and in
the postscript Of the nate said You
Will consider NeEstcad as your house,
and not mine, and me only AZ a visitor"
SuperStlious al all times, she remarked
TO her waiting woman, when she read
the note: IF should be dead before
Byron comes down, what strange
thing it would be !" The strange thing
came 10 pass, and was brought about nv
a tit of rage into which she was throw
by reading over her upholstcr'S bills.
Byron received notice OF her illness, and
started Immediately TO her, but arrived
TOO late She had brealhed her last.
" Ny poor rothcr died yesterday" he
wrote his friend Pigot, "and am on
my way from town TO attend her 10 the
family vault. | heard enc day Of her
illness, the next Of her death. Thank /
God, her last moments were tranquil | {
now feel tho truth Of Mr.. Gray's obScr-
walton, that we can only have one moth-
err
Byron was deeply touched by his
mothers death. On the morning OF the
funeral he wouid not follow the body 10
the grave, bat stood looking from the
Abbey ooor, until the procession had
moved OF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18
The Sl'ins County Journal
GaIizaza. HaE9aS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, lS75.

General Pope has received permission
from the War Department TO carry into
e.fcrt his plan Of " coionizing" the cap
turcd CboycnneS, Arapahoes, and kio-
was, on the Fort Leavcnworth Reserya-
tom. sad the first detachment is expect
ctf 70 arrive this week. There are over
5000 in all of these Indians, captured on
the war-path by the military forces OF
the department during the past winter.
Their women and children will be
brought with them, and they will be
provided with permanent quarters on
thc government reservation at Fort
Leavenworth. 4 LOCO aces Of this re-
serve, lying on the east side Of the Mis-
souri River, is as wild as any portion of
the frontier, and the Indians will there
feel quite at home, while strong mill
tary guard will DC able 10 induce them
TO keep the peace.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-18

this particular downward trip The stec,.
ing apparatus caught and refused 20 act
As the "ripper" approached Liberty
street. the steepest part OF the bill al
that point. the steersman was unable to
manage the helm. With speed faster
than ordinary railroad trains, the strip
per was canted on one side of the street,
into the gutter, and finally brought up
with = crash against the iron posts of :.
fence. William Minchcn, age sixteen
years, was almost instantly killed, his
head striking II post, cleaving it almost
in twain. DR.. 7. S. Rust, IA dentist, had
his head badly cut. Lima Woods, q girl
aged seventeen, lad hip bone broken.
Lilly Bacon ha1 both eyes forced from
their sockets, and will probably lose
them. Addie Harvey, sixteen years of
age, received internal injuries OF serious
character. Hattie Cody, sixteen, was
hurt about the chest. None of the party
escaped uniniured. The place were the
accident took place, for a space of
fifty feet, was covered with blood Drs
Davis, Newport and Fitch were notified,
and were quickly on the ground TO rem
der assistance. DR.. Bacon, Of New
Haven, was also sent for, and arrived to
day. Mss Woods injuries wee found
to be more serious than at first sup
posed. The last report states that she
was UNCONSCIOUS. Miss Bacon's hurts
are in the chest and abdomen, and so
complicated that the physicians are IN
able to decide whether or not the wounds
are fatal. Miss Harvey is. this evening,
in critical state. Her head is fractured,
her tongue swollen, and sill bleeding.
DR.. Rust, when conveyed home, became
unconscious and remained so for several
hours. His head was literally covered
with gore, and two ugly cuts found on
the scalp at the top OF his head. The
event has thrown sadness upon this en-
tire community, and much sympathy Is
expressed for the dead boy and his in
iurfi caUnanious