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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-29

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| of the leading EssayistS, Scientists,
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A iye-year-old tot, who had always
closed her prayers at night with "And
God help Katy to be asood girl" opened
her eyes on that point one night in
green-apple Time, and said, very decid
'edIy: Il ain't going to say the rest, r
| don't want to be dood girl; l want to
eat green apples and swallow 'em."
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Thackeray, Hrs. Oliphant, Hrs.
AIcxaudeFs Geo. MaCDOnaId, Mat
thcvv Arnold. W. w. story, TuF-
xucnief. AUcrbach, FsUslxin, Car
lyle, TennysOn, browning. and mtn.
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u s. S. S. C.
United States Secret Service Co.,
23O Walnut st., Cincinnati, Ohio.

THIs ORGANIZATION is INCORPO-
RATED under the laws. 1t is the most
complete, employs more mon. and is the bess
organlz Independent Detective Agency In
America or Europe. The men on our force
arc reliable and the most competent that can
be procured in this country. We make q
speciality OF the detection OF crimes committed
upon banks and other incorporated companies,
and do A genera detective business. Satisfao-
ton guaranteed Terms reasonable, and all
communications strictly confidential oca0-u
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UNDERTAKERS.
EDUCATIONAL.
OBEFsLIN COLLIE Il ".

yrHEOI OIOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare
tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes. No saloon temptations BEST
of religious influences. THOROUGH ana cheap
Tuition, mcidentals and library fees onty w
rear. over 200 students annually. For iutlcF
inform alton address j. IL. FAIRCHtLD, Prc9i-
Dent, or j. B. T. MARsH, Secretary, oherita.
Ohio. AHa cS"''"
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The COionnaue HoCel, Philadelphia,
Pa, sustains its well merited reputa-
tiOn, and, if possible, earned greater,
with its patrons, during the "Centen"
nial EXhihit ION"
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Special Sale of Shop-Worn
and Secondhand Organs,
most Of them good as
new, at prices that will
insure speedy sale.

And Is others of VARIOUS makes, at
about One-half Oh their real
value.
We also offer some rare bargains
i'm Becker Brothers, Pianos, being
instruments not now CataiOgueds
sell way down.
Also, a number of good Pianos of
other makes. Some Nave been used.
All the above instruments are
such as we cam recommend TO buy
crs, and GUARANTEE to be satis-
factory.
Our aim is to make a general
clearance, and we offer induces
naents worthy tile attention OF buy
eFS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12
Railroad Thieves Captur d
on the New York Gen.
tral.
Trial of the Northampton
Bank Robbers.
Other Items of Intelli-
genCe.
Wash ingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, July lit is said At
the Treasury Department that gold that
has !ost in value from natural abrasion
in circulation, vii be received at the
treasury lE subscrIpt 'OE for four per cent
Ioan, and other purposes by weight. This
would involve loss to depOsltCrs not ey
ceeding 10 cents on eagles or double
eagles.
Assistant Commissioner of Patents,
Doolittle, has to-day rendered n decision
in the interference case OF VIM. n.
Whitley, OF Springfield, Ohio, VS.. l. j.
Mccormick and others, OF Chicago. Ill.,
involving the question OF priority o. the
invention OF certain improved harves-
ter. This decision reverses the finding
OF the Board ot Appeals, and awards the
priority of the inventIon to McCormicE.
Melville j Salter has been appointed
register OF the land office AZ lndepen
dence, Kansas.
Prominent officers OF the army cX-
press surprise at the recent dispatch from
Lewiston, To the effect that Colonel
Perry, of the First cavalry, failed to rem
der assistance TO Captain Randall and
sixteen volunteers from MI. Idaho, who
were with him, and who were attacked
BY Indians in the sight of Colonel Perry
and that he refused to order his command
to the relief OF Captain Randall. Col.
Perry was twice brevetted tor gallantry,
and has an excellent record in the War
Department, and it is thought that there
must be some mistake in the serious
charge against him.
Shortly after the THEFT of $4,000 from
the United States Treasury, IN which W
II OLtman WAS implicated. OLtman de-
posted $4,000 in the Alexandra bank
On learning the whereabouts OF this
money, the treasury ATTACHED II, and OFT
mans council ii ed plea to the jucisllc-
ton. which Judge Hughes now reverses
and requires trial of the case on lis
merits The principles decided by
Judge Hughes are: First, Congress has
q Constitutional power to confer on the
United States Courts, the jurisdiction OF
suits brought against defendants
nonresident in the district in which the
suits are brought Second, Congress has
conferred this jurisdiction as the suits
commenced in the State Courts by the
attachment against Lon-resideuts, and re.
moved into the United States Courts, by
sections "a and 4th, of the act OF March
3, 1870 to determine the jurisdiction OF
the Circuit Courts of the States.
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Iowa Greenback convention.

DES MoINEs, July 1.-THE Green
back State Convention met mere to-day
About one hundred delegates we're in at
tendance n. Q Cotes was made tenn
porary chairman. The following gentle.
men were chosen As committee on pat
form, Daniel Campbell, ID } Spangltr,
A. DItchcr, +. :. Mann, Geo ". Han
ner, VIM. RuncimaE. Jno. Xeley, and
A. McCresdy. After the appointment
Of the Committee on Credentials and
Permanent Organization, the COnven-
tion adjourned TO p. NJ.
Upon res ,emoling in the afternoon
the Convention adopted its platform, de-
claring that labor, the creator OF wealth,
Is either denied its Just reward, or i. un-
employed, And productive industries are
paraIyzsd by the mismsnagement OF the
National tiuanCes; that the O.d political
parties afford Us Co nope therefore the
first specie resumption cIsu.e should be
repealed forthwith, ana contraction
abandoned.
2. That the Government Should issue
legal tender paper money receivable for
all debts, a. that National banks shou d
be abolished
3. The silver dollar should be none
tized, and made legal tender tor the
payment OF AL Government bonds and
other debts.
4 Equitable taxation.
Civil service should be reformed.
All class legislation should be re-
pnaiod and equal rights prevail.
! Alcoholic traffic and its consequences
s0"uld be eradicsted
: Opposes al subsidies
%. Demands railroad Legislative con-
tro.: not Is enemies of public enterprise,
bI! as friends of the coIntry and the
people.
~. General reduction in salaries.
Inc platform WAS adopted without dis
sent
The following ticket tor State officers
va. then nominated: For Governor,
Daniel II. Stubbs, OF Jefferson county;
Lieutenant Governor, A. II. McCresdy,
oi Woodbury.; for Supreme Judge, John
Porter, of Hardin; for superintendent of
Public destruction, 5. T. Ballard OF
Davis
Adjourned
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l.nmisNiIIe SnengorIest.

LOUISVILLE, July ll,-The ssengeriest
was even n greater success than first
tnought, ard it is no eXsgeraticn to say
that ITS musical excellence has never
been equslled BY any similar one in
America The ball tonight was packed to
overfowing. The 800 seats were al occu-
pied and the number standing will swell
the attendance to $500. Tonight :
orchestra contains 100 pieces and the
number of singers in the choruses is
stated to be 800 Pappenneim sang the
Star Spangled Banner and 80 great
was the enthusiasm that the app.a i-c
broke the encore before it ws> completed
A better adjective than grand cannot be-
sppliet 10 PappenhaIm's singing
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Terrible Coal Mine Explosion.

CLEETLASD. July lit j. reported
that between one and two o'clock .a!s
afternoon an explosion occurred IL the
mines OF the Brookield Coal Company,
located nea- Mhe.tlsud, Pa, o. the me
of the Erie AID Pits burgh railroad, be.
tween sharon and Newcastle. Fourteen
bodies have already been recovered.
There are said to have been between
thirty and forty mer ri work Al the
time OF the explosion Full particulars
rs soon rs possible
CLEVELAND, july ll-Tbe Brookdeid
coal nine accident A. " heaglsnd, Is not as
bad rs al hrs, reported. Later re"s
from there places the number OF dead At
six. Their nam-s are 4 bert Williams,
Miles Davis, John Jones, David jenkins.
Richard Jones and ,Ino. Barter Twenty
seven more men were nearly sutiocated.
The coal from tur ookdeld mine Is
hsuied out by locomotive crglne TINS
morning the managers OF the nine order
ed anthracite Goa burned in the engine
furnace instea1 of the sot. coal here. O.
fore used About IL o'clock the engine
passed into the slope and after being IN II
short time the men in charge OF the
engine became 5udder " effected by the
gas from the hard Goa causing them 10
fsl 10 the ground inscnslb'e The eugl
neer managed to make his way back TO
the mouth OF the bank, and gave the
alarm, NJ which n barge nun Der OF men
rushed in the bank to rescue their COM
rvd.. Ono .4'.r ,,r. r,r tngy tsG-rS IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-12

WAsHINGToS, July 1.-THE public
printer mas just delivered the mrs! snnua.
report ot the Internal Commerce OF the
United States 1t ssys, among other
things. the value Of the railroad; o. the
United States is about twenIy-tnree times
the value OF the shipping engaged in our
[, -cign commerce, and that the value Of
our Internal commerce i twenty five
times the value oil our foreign commerce;
thai 81 per cent OF the grain shipped
from the west TO the seabOard during the
last year Was transported on the rslI lines,
and that over - per cent OF the entire
Internal Commerce OF the country Is On
railroads. Although the total amount
of the contributors OF the government
up to the close OF the year 1876, IN AID OF
railrOsd construction amounted to
44,OO0OCO, embracing the land grants
and subsidies - the Pacific railroads.
vet this sum is only 8 per cent. of the
entire cost OF the railroad system of the
country
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Hebrew Council.

PHILADELPHIA. July II The morn.
ing session OF the CouucIl of the Union
Hebrew Congregation, was taken up with
the reading and discussion OF the report,
of the committees. The committee sp-
pointed To consider the suggestions 10
President Lpths message. reported
recommending their adoption, except toe
one to encourage the exchange Of pulpits
among the Rabbis, which they did not
deem best. Tney also recommend circuit
preaching, n Is suggested in the report
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Personal MENTION.

SECRETARY SCHURz is spending few
days IN New Jersey.
GEN SHERMAN has LETT st. Paul for
the Big Horn via Bismarck.
The White Sulphur is rapidly filling
up with distinguished company.
Mr. HAYES. it appears, after al, will
take a little White Sulphur in his.
OHIo is gong to give Us warm poIt-
cal campaign when the weather cools.
TIE contest for the Gubernstorisl
nomination in Virginia, still wsxeth hot
MR. TENNYsoN is trying to give up
smoking and HAYES has quit drinking.
SECRETARY SHERMAN is still junket-
ing along the sea coast, At the peoples
expense.
Mr.. HALsTEAD's crusade against cold
water will not secure him the Democratic
nomination for Governor in OhiO.
PRESIDENT Thompson, of the Univer-
sity, thanks the REGISTER tor having
said he would make good drummer for
that institution.
LOUISA SIMPSON recently died up in
Allegheny. Pa, and IN her will set apart
- large sum of money, the interest from
which was to be expended in purchs'.
ing meat for her three dogs
The Clarksburg papers are making
merry over the efforts the friends OF
Charleston are making to carry ksnawhs
county tor that place for the Capital
Tne merriment will cease after the 9TH
proN.
FATHER PARKE, OF Psrkersburg, has
been induced by failing health to tender
mis- resignation OF the pastorate at that
place. when he has scceptably filled tor
over twenty years; but Bishop kAIN has
declined receiving 1t, and has givan him
n Through instead until his health is
again restored.
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Spanish Outrage on an American
whaling Vessel.

BosToN, July IA letter from Capt.
Taylor, OF the whaling schooner Rising
sun, states that on the 2Otn OF May he
was cruising of the south OF Cuba or
The lookout tor whales About 9 o'clock
the morning school WAS sighted,
Capt. Taylor and Chief Mate Atkins
killed two small whales and wore pur-
suing Others, when they were fired upon
by a Spanish cruiser and the chief mate
taken prisoner and held as hostage I'LL
the arrival Of Spanish gunbost, The
mate was detained five days on board the
cruiser. when the Spanish gunboat ar,
rived and declared the papers correct.
HIS detention At this particular time In
the midst of n school OF whales, was serl-
Gus to Captain TAYLOR vessel.
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RAILROAD BoNps -lrr"gul Ir but ~
the main firm; Nsha.h hr-t-, st LouI-
div, c {. G " j. G.. irs.s, Bur-
lngton and Quincy and Rock l.isnd nos
Quotably strong.
STATE BoNp~ Firm; Louisiana ron-
sol, advanced 70 7S.
SrCCK~-lrregu r ursettiNd and gen
eraIlv lower; W"sterl Union and Clev"-
l,nd and Pittsburgh were exceptions, b.
ny strong The former rose to 81 clos
lug 81 6lt rne depression Is mainly due
T. advicc- from the West, stating that
the Chesapeake and OlIo road mas com
menced to rnt under the existing rates
sld the announcement that tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company ls
about to issue a mortgage of $lOOOOOOO
Subscriptions g. the now per cent loan
were heavy to-dsy The total Tor 'his
country Il now near S2OOOO,OOo
The earnings OF the Central Pacific
rslIroad Tor the first -iN months OF 1917
were $7,7OOOOO against >SO26,OOO the
anne time lat yerr.
The TRANSACTION, on The STOCK EI-
change we're 1890 shsrcs, oi which
1000 were New York Central, ~ $40
LAX. Shore, 1900 Northwestern pre-
-red 5000 Rock Island, 5000 II.
PauIs, 1ols Delaware and Hudson a.
VOJ Delaware. Lsckawanna and We-t.
ern. $500 Michigan Contra. Il 800
Morris and Essex and 3 o" "..tcrn
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Railroad Thieves Cap ured.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, July ll-Sherlf
Meldrsne arrested gang OF railroad
thieves at Warmers station on the Cen
tral railroad, while in the act OF throw.
ing a valuable case CT silks out of a
freight car. The gang Is composed O:
Edward Wait, engineer on the Central
road, and VIM. Sprung and Covllle D,ek-
erson, brskomen. II believed that the
rest of the gang will be caught. The
r7odus operGnd, has been for the EN-
ployees OF the road to throw OF valuable
cases of goods from freight trains in the
night, which were secreted by scoompli-
ces. Thousands of dollars worth Of goods
have been stolen in this way
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

N'sw YoKk. July II MONEY Closed
easy At l!Gg2 per cent. Prime m"rcan-
tile paper 5(H5 per cent Customs re-
ceIpls $500 600. The Assistant Treasurer
disburscd $4,000 CI,srlngs $1,000
OOO. Sterling wt.N for sctut' business,
ong is7; short is9f
GoLp Steady I lU5s Borrowing
rate. to per cent and Hat
SILVER At London, 81 pence per
ounce; here silver bars IA Groenbacks,
lisa sotd, -.y"r coin per cent. dr-
count.
GryERSMESrs- Firm, the " ,sknr-- of
sterling to-day Is due 20 the tact hat for
the irSt time, tor d long time nearly Al
descriptions OF government bonds could
ba shipped 70 London 81 "A profit
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English PremIership.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Dd9tV NeteS
publishes the following paragraph in $
prominent form: Yes.eris rumors pre-
vailed in quarters which sre usually
well informed that the Earl of Bescons-
field wss about % resign the premiership.
Although this report is probably pre-.
mature. yet We believe mis- lordship Is
anxious TO retire from office Is soon as
the state Of the public business will per
NIT him. his heslth having been tor some
tine p,st n an unsatisfactory condition.
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Marine.

LoNpoS, July ll.-oteamers DarlsH,
D ,ruvter and Denmark, from New
York. h4ve arrived out.
OswEGo, Juy 1.-The steam barge
:. ). Ellsworth. which left here Monday
for Gallon I-land, burned At Stony
Island last evening No lives lost.
NEW York, July ll.-Arrived-The'
Steamer Victoria, from Glasgow.
SAN FRANCISCO. June n.-Arrlved-
Canadian and steamer Granada, Panama.
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule market
MoNpAY EyENING. JulN =


The Offering, we're ialr but there VA,
no surplus sni the market FcmSIuai
brisk NJ fui! price. There were scv"-n
carloads shipped, chiefly 70 The East
No Southern buyers On hand 10 person
but there are southern orders here beng
filled bv iocal ae-lers \ nolN5lc tra
ture IS that There are present bU'rr, ut
cavalrv harss 'or .Ac United
States government. sni tu-i
horses Tor use m the Far " -.
,honIi be- ought alter necc SPEAK. woI.
ot this city A. supply market oy.r
those OF ~ LpUs, Chicago and otar.
Western rIt,,,
Ho-rs ~ E-steIu buyer, took irsy
ing stock. aud the locs demand .o-
.lr,ctcr- Wa good bcslics the demand
'or Guynrlmcrt I-a Tor shuul The snu.r
qushty pt stock Good sound chuuh,
brought S6pmSj good To prime street
ors S2orl2o. good - prlmr smooth
drivers, : 25CflSi, and some extra >to,,
At n IltI" shov" ,hrs" figures
Nulcs The domsnJ WAS good tor =.
offered, aud prices were sustained. Aged
mules, ~ snd 10 hands high, sold NJ
S6SM9O, l5l and l6 hands high, $1,000
l25, and few extra brought above ih"
latter price
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Advertisement

II seems very slrsr ge that there
should be such general complaint hea-d
everywhere as 20 the hardness o; the
times aud the scarcity OF money-goIG,
silver or psper-when one remembers
that abou, the first OF every month. Cen
erals 2. T. Besuregsvd and Jubsi Early,
as the commissioners ef the Louisiana
Slate Lottery Company, give away thou
sands OF dollars. Write 70 VI. A Dau-
phiu, Box o92, New Orleans, La
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wife Murderer Ly nched

ST Louis, July I.-On Friday last
Mrs. John Green, ilvIag near Rosnske'
Randolph county, WAS SHOT by her nus
band and mo- iaIiy wou1del. Green
claimed that it WAS MI accident, bu.
Mrs. Green asserted tha, 1t was noi ard
shortly atterWard died. Her father had
Green arrested. and he WAS taken to
Huntsville ior examination. o. Mon
day night some fifty men took Green
from the custody of the constable and
hung HIM to tree near by Ii Is ssid thst
Green's intimacy with another woman
caused hlm to murder his wife They
leave several children.
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Sunday schooI Encampment.

ToLEDo, July 1.-THE Lske Side
Sunday School Encsmpment opened to-
dsv in the Grand Tabernacle. The
meeting, Superintendent Warden pre-
siding, opened with singing, led by Pro-
tessors Bishop and Presby, OF Wishing
ton City, and addresses We're made 10y
DR.. Gushing, of Cleveland; Mr.. Rhodes
OF Evansville. ard Halbert McClask'e.
or New Jersey TIE latter exalted the
Lake Side in natural advantages as
above Chautsuqua, Sea Chh and Ocean
Ernva
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Answer ChapIine Hill Matter.

u LII l. lCi g
Edit rs OF the Register.
In your issue OF last week "Reader"
asks tor information on four points,
which l shall proceed to give:
First-The boy spoken of is old enough
TO work roads tor himself, and, of course,
10 &C. as overseer.
Second-Most assurediy he has.
Third-He never ordered hands TO
work their time out within the city
limits
Fourth-He did not warn them out
on that day, and consequently knew
nothing about them or their work.
As to who is running Ohio county,
think It is plain to see that the Board OF
Commissioners are, instead of the rlsg
that sspirad TO that position.
MARX.
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Fatal Accident.

GREENFIELD, Mas, July ll.-An
extra eng ne and csboose rnnning to-
ward Greenfield on the Tit:hburg rail-
road, at WcndaI station run into y
team which was crossing the railroad st
that point, killing Ira Davis, Mr-. Jonsu
Davis, his mother, Mrs. Ida Wakefield,
Mrs. Eugene Brown and Miss Nellie
Lacri Mrs. Brown lived half an hour,
but the others were killed instantly and
badly cut up. The locomotive WAS not
running very last. The party were re-
turning home from Deriving.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SAN FRAEcIsco, July IA Portland
press dispatch say, the Congressional
Commission yesterday examined l.
Floody, W. W. Sweeney, f. \. Shurtih,
o. f. Lewis and .. n Delvy, but the
testimony elected was lmmateria!. sLd
contradictory ard had little or no direct
bearing on the case To-day Ii. Straight
testified that while ne could not state pos.
rtivcly that none Of those who like him
self changed from Nesmlth TO Grover, re-
ceived any money Tor so doing; he never
the-less from the circumstances OF the
case did not believe that either Of them
received cent
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Murderer Lynchcd.

NASHVILLE July ia special from
Bowling Green says that the body OF
Miss Burton, who had been missed from
her home at Point Oliver, Allen county,
Ky, has been found near the residence Of
ner brother law, George Stark, With
two bullet noes in her head and her
body in sn advanced state OF decomposi-
ton. Stark was arrested rs her murderer
and placed under guard at Scottsvil.e
He was taken out last night and hung.
He was suspected OF criminal intimacy
with Miss Burton.
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Murderer Executed.

HAHusBUrG July ll.-Frank Wilson,
colorel. who murdered ,Iohn b. Reedy in
harrisburg, June 1876, was eXecu ed in
all here this morning. His spI-l.ua'
advisers were with him until II o clock
Isst night. Wilson partook OF light
breakfast at halC-past six this IL orn'ng,
having rested very li.tle during the
night. At I0I3. the condemned, sc-
compsnied by HIS spiritual advisers
mounted the scafOld, when the Rev.
Mr.. Clark offered up prayer IN his
behalf, in which Wilson frequently
iolned At tne conclusion of the prayer.
the sheriff asked HIM whether he had
anything to say, ana being answered IN
the negative, the ropes and cap were ad-
iusted, and The drop fell nj 10 ~ o'clock.
H., neck was broken, and MS struggles
we're very brief. Lite was PRONOUNCED
extinct nj 1910. Wilson confessed his
crime some dsys since.
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The druggists and the doctors ot Cum
tsrl and are improving this hot weather
by bsndying hot words about each
others business The doctors resolved
Ito withdraw their prescriptions from
suy druggist who puts up any nostrums,
who prescribes or recommends any
patent or other medicines tor any class
OF css,s, whether grave Or trivial" and
The Druggists re.o we'd. in turn, that they
would 90 riglt along attending to their
own business in Their own way, as here
tofore, and they mad 10 objections to
others following that excellent example.
When it is hoped the doctors will profit
by