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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
Kansas Products for the Cen.
rle feuninl.

topeka, April 29.-Fivc carloads OF
Kansas products for the Centennial Ex.
hibition left this city last uight. The
display to be made by the Atchison, To-
peka / Santa Fe Railroad Company Is
pronounced by those who have seen Il TO
be the finest ever seen in the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

New York, April SO.-The Congress.
ional Committee yesterday commenced q
secret investigation Of the Brooklyn and
New York afAira. M.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
ST. LOUIS.
A Missing Bank Cashicr-Fntal
ARRAY.


ARRAY.
Sr, Louis, April 2s.-C. D. AfIleck
cashier OF the Bremen Savings Bank, in
the northern part Of the city, disappeared
to-day, and from some circumstances in
the case, it is suspected that he committed
suicide. A partial examination Of the
accounts Of the bank developed nothing
wrong. except the overdrawal Of the nc
count OF one OF the depOsitors.
Two employees Of the 81. Louis and
Southeastern Railroad got into an alter
cation on a construction train, in. East
st. Louis, this afternoon, and one oi
them named Patterson, plunged large
pocket-knife into the left breast Of the
other, named Pat, Ryan, inficting NOR.
tai wound.l Patterson was arrested
A. Suicider Leaves q Letter DC.
scribing His Sensations.
Sr. LOUIS, No., April 29.-This after.
noon the dead body ola young man nam.
ed Bernard Bailey was found in his room,
corner OF Jefferson avenue and Olive,
with! pistol-shot wound'in his side. He
was very respectfully connected, and was
lately clerk in large Second street busi-
ness house. He left behind very singu.
lar letter, in which he describes, for the
benefit OF medical men and religious and
moral philosophers, the physical, mental
and moral feelings OF q suicide, and also
intimates unrequited love impelled him
to kill himself.
Mystery Unsolycd. . -
sr. LOUIS, April 30.-No definite tid-
ings have been obtained to-day OF the
whereabouts Of c. D. Aflleck, Cashier Of
the Bremen Savings Bank, who disap-
peared yesterday in a mysterious manner,
although detectives have been diligently
searching for him. From letters left by
him ii was inferred thathe intended TO
commit suicide, but the theory OF the de-
tectives is that he wandered away in y
state OF mental arrangement. lie has
been subject 10 attacks Of heart disease
and suffered greatly from violent pains
in the head, which are thought to have
eliminated in temporary insanity. His
accounts sat the bank are perfectly
straight, but he has been worried much
lately about m oyerdraft Of from $4,000
to $4,000 which he permitted live
stock firm to make, and which was not
promptly made good. This overdraft was
known to the other officers OF the bank,
and he had not been sblamedfor it, but 1t
preyed heavily on his mind and no doubt
was the cause Of his disappearance, AZ
tleck has borne an unblemished reputa-
tion and was very active and correct
business man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
Shielded.

NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Robert W
Estlin, well known cotton merchant OF
this city, committed suicide to-day by
iumpipg from ferry boat into the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

SAVANNAH, April 3O.-The Catholic
cathedral was dedicated with imposing
ceremonies this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
ITALY.

The Recent conference 10 Bring
About an Understanding he.
tween Governments and the
Pope.
RoME, April 20,-Respecting the recent
conference between representatives Of
some OF the Great Powers and, influential
members Of the Sacred College, with a
view OF ascertaining the best means Of
ending the conflicts between the Church
and the various States, 1t appears al
lusion was made to the possibility in the
event Of q vacancy Of electing a Pope ia
vorable to conciliatory policy. The
Cardinals replied by pointing TO the con-
tinued excellence Of the Pope's health,
and the consequent improbability Of
speedy vacancy. In conclusion, they sta
ted that the respective Governments
would be convinced that considering the
universal unanimity OF the Catholic
Church, the future Pope would in no wise
alter the present policy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

COLUMBUS, April so.-The third annual
National Soldiers Reunion will be held
at Caldwell, Ohio, September 9th, 9th
and 7th. .Hfi-ol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
Fatal Bite Of a, vicious Horse.

BuCYRus, O., April 2o.-Hirsm Reidle,
Of Lykens Township, In this county, bad
his arm 40 badly bitten by'a vicious stal'
lion that he died last night, it having
been previously amputated to save his
life, .. -'f0
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


MANCHESTER, April 2O.-The failure
Of Gillian, Long & Co., commission mer-
chants, liabilities $4,000, and Ward
BROTHERS & Co., merchants, liabilities
E2l 800, are reported,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
WHISKY FRAUDS.
Indictmcntsin New York City.

New York, April 29.-seyeral indiet-
ments against firms in this city, for de-
frauding the government Of revenue due
from whisky, were handed into court to-
day. The names are not made public.
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SENTENCED AT CHARLESTON.

w4srSn1nN, Anril 3o.-A letter from
Charleston, says that Judge Bond senten.
ced a large number OF Illicit distiIlars
caught in the mountains Of thatstate the
past winter, from two to four years con.
iinement in the Albany Penitentiary with
the usual fines, 81 f g
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NEW YoRk, April SO.-Arrived-The
steamer Mosel, from Bremen.
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sECRErARY CnANDLER,

was before the House Real Estate Pool
Committee to-day, and submitted all the
papers relating to the appointment Of ],
+. Clements as Pension Agent at Macon
City, No., his payment Of moneys to Mrs,
Bogss, and his removal from office.
GOVERNOR MoRToN's WAR EXPENDITURES.
The friends Of Senator Morton express
themselves confident that he Is able fully
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
srEEPLE CHASE.


The great international steeple chase at
sandown Park, to-day, was won by Chin.
ney Sweep, r .HH-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
CUBA.

Havana Custom Officers Impris.
Oned.
HAVANA, April 20.-The Collector,
Cashier and Appraiser have been impris.
oned, charged with completely with SNUG
glers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

PLYMOUTH, April sc.-The ship Gal.
lcrt, from New York, arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

ALTOONA, April 2e.-Erne.t Plaek,
aged seventeen was murdered last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01
TURKEY.
Another Attempt TO RcyictuaI
NiHsiIkf.

RAGusA, April pa third attempt to
revictual Niksiki has brought on an en-.
gagement in Duga Pass, which still con.
tinues.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-01

Finally, whenever II is deemed adyisa:
ble TO publish volume, because oil
the accumulation OF sufficient number
OF valuable papers, the society should
even then protect itself by an accompany.
ing resolution declaring that "The Medi-
cal Society OF the State Of West Virginia,
although formally accepting and publish
ing the within papers read at---,holds IT.
self wholly irresponsible for the opinions
theories,Or criticisms therein contained"
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

RERMUDA. ST. THOMAS, WEST INDIES THE
Irregular all steamship GAMMA sails for Bermuda
Novvmbsv ~. making In 10 hours connection
with the maii steamer for st. Thomas Tfs IL tho
most direct and cheapest this winter
sorI Pcr fall psrculars addrsss A. 0uTERBR1D0k.
10 Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

A BOY l6 YEARS OLD. WISHES TO LEARN A
III good trades not afraid Of work Inquire At 80
ID. CROWLEY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

T.
via Long Branch and the New jersey Southern Railroad
Leave pier s, North River. foot Rector ST..
IL A. NJ for Philade pha Long Branch Toms River and
vinelnnd. :.
4 l.. ~. for PHILADELPHIA Long Branch, Toms River.
W. s. SNEDEN, q. NJ
The New York herald., 1876-11-18
TIE TRADES.

4 DEsiGXEK. DIE s1XKER AND MOULD MAKER
1of 10 vcars experience wants 10 also fn-
miIiar with chasing aud engraving Addscp N A. MOS.
NAN "a. d.. q East J4th
The New York herald., 1876-11-18

4 vADINEI MAhER WANI IEu.-.NI To TkOIECs
OrIvE vENTILArUE COMPANY lit Mercor IT,
7EwELLER wANTED-TO MAKE STONE BUTTONS;
81 also polislcr. Address STONE BUTTONS, Herald
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23

Sonoan nur 9eiben ni9t elm fatholif&er
Yrieiter, nidt elm fatboliider Betennsr
mar bort gu finben. Sest Sdblt man bort
200 Irbeiter am Werte oes @laubsns, fos
wohl @,iitli4e als Sroensi9weftern. SH
90 Initalten piro bic Susenb i'm @brifeus
tbum er,osen. 8il1of 2aui5srie bat 3pei
I%niieolunsen (O6rfer) erri6tet unb Ne gang
nit iunsen driifliben aIrobern beu6ltert.
BUR Settle sieier beioen O6rfer, ct Gypris
on unb ct. gu9uitin, erbebt ii9 bas Gil.
iabetben: SospitaI, elm anoeres Were 6es
apoitoliidsn @ifers. Stele junsen slraberu.
Arabe,innen, Die nidt beiratben molten, tres
ten aIs Orotns grioer uno Sdmetern tn
bic Miiionen elm. ~ arabii1e Sln9linse
werben in Srantrsid in einem sissnS ~
Dem Smed errihtetsn Seminar aussebiloet.
3ebn Wiiii%onsifationen bic iebe bret Niis
%iionGre bat, iino inmitten Der l~lnsldubisen
i'm 2anoe Der &abplen, Der Sabara aub
Gums erri9tet woroen. Oie &eiuItate
bieier Nrbsiten perbantt bort bas gbrifteus
tbum Der sSttliden Soridrift: curate ct
docete, b. 3. beilet unb lebret, bas bie
Utiilionare befolsen unb womit fe belons
oers unter ben Sabplen @roBes leiiten.
auf ben &uinen uon Carthage, auf benz
@rabe bes beilisen 2ubpis. unO UNI befen
&nbenten gu ebren, wiro cine &apsne unS
elm 8aiienbaus erri9tet. Gros aIeSem
bleibt nod Sieles gu tbun ibris, um Der
8eibreituns bes SsIatns Su ~iteuern. Der be-
ionoers sesen SouSan bin, fd nod INNER
ausbreitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23
Nmerifamit6e S6attenteiten tn
9eteM6aftli6er Besiebuna.sD

9lqes @uts unb S9Sne in Der menidIis
den 9eleqi9aft wiro I'M semitbliden
woblseorbneten 6amilienlsben aussebilbet /;
bauon aber bat Der amerifaner Tim Our6s
i9nitt) nod gar feinen Sinn ober Beariii.
gr lit slei9 Dem gosel &ufud, Der tets
umberilattert unO uiel @eidrsi ma9t, bic
Gorge fir bdusIi9e Anssleser beiten a6er
9lnbern iiberIdBt. Darrm balt sr aud trob
all ieinem Oetlamiren Don @lei6beit,
Sreibeit unb Menideare9ten 10 piel aui
Sclauerei. 9lu9 ipridt er uiel pon COM
Portable. aber Don unIerm q iii III
bat er feline Sbee. Gin Osutider, NIT Dem
i@ emit Bel beiBem Sommerpetter iiber
Sanb 9ins, wollte jenes ameritanii1e guers
weItslport 10 iiberiest wiHsn, unb ba i6
bas ni9t ,polte selten Ianen, perlanste CT
BON mir bas entipre9enbe beuti9e Wort.
Nir baben feins, iaste i9, neil mir teins
sebrauden; wouen sic aber ben Besriff,
weIden uniere Nadbarn bsmielben perbins
ben, in Der gni9auuns. 10 bIiden Sic
bortbin: ba lag namli9 Elm S5pein in ets
ner fiibIen &OtbIa9e.
gu einem semitbliden, poblssor6neten
Samilienleben, aus weldem ii9 Sessn iiber
bic @eieaidaft perbreiten mag, seb0ren
quite Wiitter unb Sausfrauen. Die ioaen
aber bort erit ersosen merben. Oas weibs
li9e @ei9le9t Der pornebmen 8la6e itebt
in Nmerita tros aler Orefur unb YoIitur,
ia i'd bente, eben i'm @efolse berielben,
nod auf elmer beflasenspertben nieberen
Stufe. Bon elmer bdusli9sn @rsiebuns Der
Godter weiB man bort nidts unb auf ieas
li9e Nrt BON Mrbeit uno niitli9er Bei1dfs
tisuns bes weibIiden @ei9Ie9ts wirb bort
nit Seradtuns unS pornebmer @erinss
jdabuns berabseieben. 9eute, bic nlr irs
9enb cine MOslidteit ba;u ieben, gauern
i'm Sui9e, bic ibr 2anS nod nidt beSablt
baben, S9antpirtbe, &rdmer in fleinen
Stdbten unb 9auirsr, beren san;sr Ser
lag mad @bsus Der S9ulben pisllsi9t feline
100 Sbaler uertb ware, meinen, iie milf
len ibre arnte Mab ben gum 8sr3ieben in
v%feine" gr;iebunssanitaIten i9ifsn bic
Suben mOsen unterbeB umberlaufen, wie
bic 9ottentottens nnb 3iseuner : Susenb.
Oreifir 9lnitalten fir young ladies iinb
eben 70 ausemein perbreitet unb, mie es
i3eint, ebenio unent6ebrIi9 fir ben Goms
fort Der ameritaner, wie bic PatentsUlebis
einen, unb 9erabe 70 unbeilbrinsenb. Daan
fam fat fein 3eitunssblatt our 9ano neb'
men, IN weldem ni9t Ssrsleiden gnftal.
ten amse3eist nnb anseprieien werSen, ses
, gus benz bS< intsrsIantsn Wsrfs re.
ben unb Wirfen tes Yrin3sn 3. u. @aliBin."
Gin gsitras sur Wsi6i6ts Der fatboliltsn Mii.
iOnsn in Norb.@msrita. Bon p. Ssiuri@
Qemfs, o. s. Il.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23

Sn unlerer i3eit lit man gewobnt, iiber
aues i9neu su urtbeilen unb ni6ts oroents
LID unb griinbli9 ;u priifer. Wle man in
allen Stiiden oberflddli9 seworSsn 1T, 10
lit man es aud I'M Gi9ten unb I'M llrtbeis
len iber feline Nebenmeniden unb iber
oeren @biidten, Sanblunsen unb 8emes,
sriinbe seporben. Man blift lei9t iber
a0es bin, urtbeilt unb penbet li9 meg.
60 sebt man an man9em @atsn poriiber
unb IdBt es unbenutt un6 unbea9tet Bel
Settle liesen. Oas 1T elm Sebler, ben
leiber bic meiiten Meni9en unisrer j3eit
beseben unb ni3t ieltent bun fe es 3u ibrem
eisenen S9aben unb gum S9aben ibrer
Rebenmeniden.
Man ioI ni9t i9neI iein in ieinen llrs
tbeilen. 0tan ioI ni9tern iein i'm @nts
i9eiben. gs lit aud cine 6unif, Serr III
iein iiber iein sSa unb iber fem Nsin.
Man ioI fi1 ni9t lei9t elm llrtbeil err
lauben iiber einen Wann, ben man ni9t
ieIbft senau tennen seIernt bat.
Man iou iber tein Bn9 urtbeilen, oas
man nidt ieIbit seIeiem unb seprift unb
bas man nidt nit reiniter Wabrbeitsliebe
bur9badt bat.
Mfan fol- tsinem, aud ni9t benz seI.brs
teiten Manne, elm llrtbeiI ais iein ei9enss
llrtbeil BLOB nadipreden. Man bat ia
ielbit gusen, uiu leben unb 9eritanb, UNI
priifen su fSnnen. Man iebe nit ieinen
eigenen Musen urb priife nit ieinem eises
men Seritan6 ODER man parte, bis
man ielbit ieben unb ielbit prifen tann unb
fd0s porber tein llrtbeiI iiber irsenb cine
Sa6e, BON Der man i'm @runoe senommen
isIbi I ni9ts weiB unb ni9ts peritsbt.
Man fol- feline Sanbluns per6ammen
elmer Ibii9t wesen, wel6e man MIR bur9
Germutbuns erratben ober bur6 ~unbesrins
bette Madtipriide benz SanoeInOeu aufbsis
ten fann, benn man fam iid oft ni9t ses
mug IN bic Gage pes SanbeInben bineins
periesen.
@Ge allsemsinen llrtbeiIe iber san,e
Nationsn, iibsr parteien unb 8Srperldafs
ten unb bersl. finb INNER daBerit unbes
ltimmt. $50 mar ie finbet, ba nebme
man iol6e llrtbeile nidt aIiobalS un6 ni6t
oberfld1li9 an unb bite fi9, ie Su ieinen
ei9enen su MAIDEN. Man 9ebt babel oft
ire unb serdtb in faIi9e nnO perfebrte
Sabnen.
8or ieoem beitimmten 9lusipru9e iiber
cine Serion, iiber elm Su9, ii6er cine Gel:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23

bur6 bemeiltern f5nren; iie iinb in ben Ii
tursiiden Soridriften senau gu unterri9;
ten unb ein,ufibren in bic 9roBartiser
SdOnbeiten bes wobren &irdenseianyes.
&ennen lie bieielbsn, tperSen iie ben Gbo:
ral lieben unb unenolit piel Suites IN il:
rem fade nirfen tonnen. Sic weroen
Sann aud obne ben Yfarrer. aus @ebor:
fam unb 9iebe our Su9e bic an~Orbnunsen
Der Stride bsfolstn, alien 9eians unb ale
Muiif bannsn, Die ni9t ins @ottesbaus
ssbSrt uno bafir iorsen, baB ie einen ans
hanoisen Gbor babsn unb u%nterbaIten.
Der llnterridt i'm gborale bat ferner
einen intesrirenben SbeiI Der &nabsnclafen
Der Observation-Disclosures aus3uma4en.
Nur psnn ct bas crit iein wiro, unb er
mar es Sabrbunberte lang bann lit be,
Orsaniit unb gborbirisent ni9t mebr uon
ben 9aunen ginselner abbdnsis, bann bat
CT INNER unb gu isbsr 3eit bic @abl unite,
suten Sdnsern. @iro bann aud bie uni
ba nod etpas nadseboIfen, Sic Iitursiider
0ori6riften ertl6rt u. +. p., Nib Der @e:
ians wieoer fem, mas er iein iOa: B q b
rer ttr9Iider @eians.
Sreili1 Sas lit nidt IQes nit einem
5dlase gu errei9en, bus nimmt Seit, Or
belt unb Mibe unb sefsblt mare es bur9.
aus, woate man auf einmul bus 8sitsben:
be iibsr ben 9aufen uerfen. Sc mii1er
nebersanssmaBreseln setroffen, bas @ut'
pom S4Iedten 9eidtet weroen. giidOf
unb Brieiter peroen nidt alein burd ge:
feblen, file werben aud burd Selebruns },
wirfen baben. Soa bic &eform cine gut
unb oauern,e iein, muB bieieIbe lansian
S6ritt Dor S9ritt, aber ale S6ritte i,
Der ,c4ten &i3tuas sei@eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23
RatboliSder airbcn : &alenSer.
u

Salve radix, salve porta,
tx qua mundo lux est Orta.
3 llrausl over Simmelspcnns,
Tie lsI's uns eu%taeaenIatt
8 Norernrcfb Ger aplo'nen Come,
Die uns bee SciIss Sag setrdtt!
Gon Nnfara bait bu bid aslpie cit
Sn eeines S6SpfsrS litten Grin
3,por ben Gbsrub or tsHiiaelL
GrfreuieR pu iba. Sunsfrau rein.
Du tparSt Bonn Germ sur Rraut ~erforen,
CD aus BEN Ridte ben Sag CT tcane
Du bait uus itinfn Spbu asboren.
Ter nit Der Wenf6beit ii8 rerbanb.
aIs bu tes Simmels Sbpr erihlcHtn,
Grihisu oas 9iht in fnltrer Wa6t;
llnb als teiu Sobn isiu @lut usrgoNin,
"a mar brlisst Der Dole Ra6t.
8 mileer Srol in uuTren Wubeu
> Reis, an bsm bds Ssil erlpris6t
On benz bic i60nlsn 8oIsu bllben,
8 8uncsrbaie, iri sssru6t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-23
ssIben Muitern trus, Die pie Sob ausies
hen mubtan (Seite l0l

eeIben Multern trus, bic mie Sob ausles
ben muBtsn (Seite 10y.
2. Der Stofi unb Die Sei9nunsen Der
Sunica weiien auf bic ~dIteiten 3eiten Der
Seiosnwebsrei BEL BEN @rie9en suriid, pels
DIE bieie &unit inter 8aiier Suitinian pon
ben @rabern erIernten .. IS II. 26).
3. Die Eunica, in wel6er tie +. Jteli:
quie einssndbt lit, i9eint %ofienbar Spuren
BON @dthen gu BADEN, pdbrenb Der &Od bes
Serrn betanntlid unsenabt mar (S. "a
A. Die iioifi9e gei6affenbeit Der eins
sendbten &sliquie entipri6t in ieber Sins
iidt Der Soriteuuns, wel9e mir uns mad
benz guunselium POM &pte bss Serrn ma:
den miiiem (S. 29).
5. Die einsendtbe &eliquie slei4t in
Iuem einem anbern als autbentii6 amer:
fannten Stiife bes Gtofes bes Serrn, mel.
Dies in Der 9urfiirtli9en &apeae aufbe:
wabrt wlirbe unb 'uermutbIi9 upn Der GeIi;
quis I'M Dome berriibrte (S. 22).
6. Der lestere llmitanb beweist, baf
man friber wobl wuBte, baB bic sroBe lei:
bene Sunica nidt bas eisentli9e 8leib bes
Ssrrn, ionbern nur bic ginbiauns eines
SbsiIss bes Ieeteren isi, nnb erit nit BEN
Infans bes Is. Sabrbunberts finbet mar
itere 3eusniiie pom Der Serpedieluns be'
Guniea nit Der eisentliten &eIiquie r.,
49,
I. gnsli9 ldBt ii9 bonn aud gan;
leidt besreifen, wie man in 10 uielen anbe.
rem &ir1sn Stife BON benz &ofe bes Serrn
de tunica Domini, beiitt 5. 9. gu Santiast
vi ompoitela, in Der SatbsbraIs uSruiebo
gu @eitminiiter in England, i'm ct. So:
tobs: &Ioiter gu Muin; Is. 80 u. 3a).
SEER @ilmowstp bat Der tir6Ii9en @ii
isni9aft bur9 feline S9rift einen erbebli
den Oienit s~eleiitet, unb NIT sere6tem
Stolse bari ct iareiben:
Der Sag meines 9ebens bat ii9 seneist
Sd wo0te, ebe i9 ideite, bic Iebte Yflid
9esen bic @abrbeit erfiiaen, ben lansiGhri
gen Srrtbum beben, unb iiber Die Germe1-
ieluns Der foitbaren Serbiluns Der 3. Ste;
liquie Der Suniea bes grlOiers, pon mel9e,
bic Srierii9e Stride einen bebeutenben Gbei
beiitt unb uerebrt, 9idt uerbreiten" (Gor1
rebe g. y.
SD iu9s beim S9reibsn bieier Yldtte,
init meinen serinsen 8raften nur Oemieni
qen gu bienen, wel9er Die Wabrbeit uni
Der 8ss gum 9ebsn lit. Sd tbat es mi
Sfienbeit unb Sreimutb, mie es bic Wabr:
belt uerlanst; that es aber NIT jener S9o.
nung unb MdBiguns, an pel9e mid bas
Wort bes 6errn e%rinnert Oas lit mein @e,
bot, DAP ibr eua chamber liebet, wie id
eud seIiebet babe" (S. a.
Die Gbrfur9t sswinnt INNER nur oann
wsnn ie ii9 auf wabre grtenntnib srinbet
Solde Gerebrans Mil aud nur bic Stride
unb ioIde s%eitattet fe ALIEN" Gbid).
Die 9eiinnunsen, rueIde Der uerbisnit
uoae Yriefersrsis in benz tIeiuen Sdrift
den NIT fiblbarer 8drme aussebridt
sbrsn i'm in bo5em 9rabe. gtur elmer
goruurf tSnnte mar inn MAIDEN
ben ndmIi3, baB er feline Gntoeduns i
ipdt mittbeilt. Oo9 itatt bariiber nit i'm
gu rs9ten, mouem mir inn fir bas Mitse.
tteilte bantbar bleiben, sumaI wenu &c
BEL elmer ipateren llnteriu9uns ais gan;
benz Sbutbsi ;nbe entipre@enb ~sefunber
mirb.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-31

Another case of hallucinaiion, narrated
by DR.. Sayre, was that prominent Jew
ish lady OF this city, who took it into her
head that she could not swallow "Some.
thing was the matter with her throat"
she said. This imaginary something grew
worse and worse, till finally the lady was
really unable, SO great is the force of the
Imagination, to take anything into her
system but milk AT last even the milk
proved too strong for her, and it had 10 be
watered," although one would have
thought that the milkMan would have
spared her that trouble Meanwhile. al.
though the lady was sound and sane and
well, she had become skeleton by sheer
imagination.
She was wasted literally to skin and
bone. She was really at deaths door
But her doctor was match even for her
hallucination. He ordered the lady to
take a powerful, very powerful medi.
cine in liquid FORM" SO he called it, and
three times a day. After each taking of
this liquid she would feel certain
WITCHES, ETC., in various parts of
the body, and directly after these
twitches, etc, she must try to
eat, at all hazards. and each day she
would be able to eat little more. She
took the medicine, felt all the witches,
tried to eat. and found that she was enabled
to cat little more each day, till finally
she recovered her normal condition of
throat. Now this powerful, very pow
ertul medicine in liquid form" was water,
real water, nothing but water, and all the
twitches, aye, and all the cure, were lust
rs imaginary yet just as genuine as the
original hallucination. Prof Rappoel, of
the University, residing in West Ninth
street, was called upon by the writer.
The Professor stated that he had met with
many cases OF hallucination in his prac-
tice. One gentleman, who had no disease
OF the kidneys whatever, insisted that he
was dying with it, and insisted also that
the disease had been caused by eating
peaches. Another gentleman, we'll!
known broker, had an hallucination every
night that he was buying and selling
stocks at the Exchange, although he was
wide awake and ir his own house.
Another sound and sane gentleman be-
lievcd that he had glass legs.
The Professor holds that sane men are
more liable to Authorizations than women,
because their brain is more constantly ex.
ercised. DIR. Hammond believes that
sane men are liable to Authorizations. Just
as machine is liable to be misdirected or
to work impertectly, even when it is not
broken. In fact all our leading medical
men seem to be agreed that hallucination
is not an unfailing sign OF mental disor-
der, but that it may and does exist occa.
sionally in the sane and sound.--N. Y.
MercUrv