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County Surveyors Notice.

All persons wishing surveying done will
please send in written orders, stating the Sec
ton, township, range and quarter. Also state
whether the parties living in the same Sec
ton or sections want their land surveyed. II
they do, have them sign the order. II they
do not, give their names that may send them
due notice when the work will be Done.
T. l.. NIXON,
5-tf County Surveyor, Lock Box9 0.
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~ Our House is located near the Depot. avoid
ing the transfer Of baggage and bus fare
All baggage transferred free
Good stables with the House. Free corral far
our patrons. ET '"A
Farmers trade a specially
The tables are furnished with the best the yu.y-
ket affords, the beds excellent, and the pronr;e
tors always found trying to please at the low rate
of 81. so per day. ~" i'e
Richey Bros. Proprietors.
wichita, Kansas, November 80, la7s. S-tf
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Save Your Fruit,

1t is plenty this year, and next year may be
failure. To do SO, buy fruit jars at J.E C.'s
China Hall. 49,
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+. g. smythe went out the other morning,
and before nine O'Clock winged thrty-three
prairie chickens.
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The increase of mail service prayed for by
jthe people in the west side OF the county.
! from Jamesburs 10 Castleton, Senator Plumb
writes us under date OF August LIST, has been
granted. Senator p. secured it during his
late trip to Washington.
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Cy. Webb had his fine stallion, "Charlie,'' p
in town last Saturday. .'Charile'' is OF Ham,
bletonian blood, and Is a fine animal.
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The City Marshal picked up horse the
other day that had been stolen from c. n.
James, Register OF Deeds Ia Butler county
The hor e was formerly owned by W. b.
Mead " no recognized it.
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The A, t. a. 5. i. X Il. is offering excur-
sion tickets. good for eight days, from this
city TO Niagara Fails and return, for twenty
seven dollars and fifty cents. Excursion to
start or the 18th.
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Hiram Imboden gathered this week from a
Siberian crab tree large number OF apples,
while al the same time the tree is putting out
in full bloom again.
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| We stated last week that Mr.. Jacobs used
three thousand feet ofumberln his barn which
we Noticed. We only missed it thirty thous-
and feet. The barn contains thirty-three
Thousand ieet OF lumber, and is probably the
largest IN the county
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Han, Waite & Co. have rented the vacant
room In the Mcpherson block, and J. c. Hall,
one of the members of the firm, will come TO
our city and take charge himself.
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J. &. Sampson brought to the EAGLE Office
two varieties OF apples, viz; Cooper's White
and Lowell or Orange, the largest of which
measured III inches around, and weighed 10
nureee
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Do you want the boss stove? Go to HoIlo-
way & Bycrs and ask for the justly celebrated
Centennial and Phoenix. They guarantee
satisfaction to any one that will try them. 13tf
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Mr.. Ketchum brought into this Office wa
termellcn something less than a -four barrel.
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Perscrs wishing seeding peaches, budded
with fine varieties, can have it done this
month for two cents each, by addressing j. G..
Sampson at III Paso.
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Capt. S. NJ. Tucker informs us that at the
primary in Waco, when the question Of Con-
gresham came up, every man present voted
for Ryan. 1T was a unanimous thing
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the little bundle Of humanity presented by
Mrs. Kinney TO her husband last Thursday.
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Johu Exton is putting in another PAIR Of
Howe's Improved Scales.
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stackman is building a business house ad-
joining his tailor shop, about 25x50, to be Of
stone with iron front.
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of the finest varieties OF grapes growing up
on his home property.
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John Duf, while pitching grain sheayes to
= he thrcsher last Friday evening, was over
Come by The heat. lie was revived by pien-
ful application of cold water.
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Anamber of Cheyenne braves, accompanied
by their squaws and papooses, are up from
the Territory on a trading expedition. and
again is vividly recalled from the poetical
vestibule OF our memory the touching lines
..Le the poor Ind ian, whose untutored mind
Clothes him before and leaves him bare behin |.
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w. B. Williams brought in last Friday, the
I'd inst, a few specimen ears of his "Spragus
corn," which measured fifteen inches each.
Ii was planted late, but was fully matured by
the 1st OF August.
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For sale at the residence Of Mrs. TarIton, in
the north part OF the city, near the Little
River. The wheat is clean. free from any
mixture, and yielded this year, forty-dvs
bushels to the acre. 1914
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MARRIED.

In this city, the residence of J,P. .Harsen,
on Sunday, August 4th 1878, Oscar 3. Law
renee, of Wichita. and Miss Lizzie J. Dorman,
of Sedgwi OK cou.sy.
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The ladies Of the Episcopal Society viii
meet at the residence of Mrs. Rogers, Thurs
day afternoon at five O'Clock.
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For 81 90

You can buy more dishes than one able
bodied man can carry, at j. Z. Caldwelps
China Hall. 19-1t
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FoUND-on Lawrence avenue, q circular
gold pendant from an ear ring. The owner
can have the same by calling at this Office.
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+. NJ. Burge exhibited some miet stalks
five feet four inches in height. with heads as
isrge as good-sized d nubbins OF corn.
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Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone L:niment Is
for man and beast and is balm for every
wound. Sold by all Druggists. 19-
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The Indians and boys had lively time this
week trading in mocoasins.
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In the announcement of Prot. S. A. Mer-
rell this Office made mistake in designating
the convention next Saturday instead of the
county convention to be held hereafter Mr.
NJ. wrote his announcement right, but mis-
apprehension upon the part OF the compositor
or proof-reader accounts for the mistake.
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Owing to the large amount OF weighing
done by john Exton he has had to put in two
new scales-ono Fairbanks and one Howe
both OF which, for accuracy, have no equal.
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Black Diamond Coal.

Mahany d Duncan are sole agents for the
famous black diamond coal that Is having
such big run. They have also on hanu
Usage Goals from different shafts which they
are selling at wholesale and retail, delivered
to any part of the city on short notice. Give
US q call at the old G. II. Smith stand.
2-0 II. MAHANY.
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Have you cold and cough: avoid all fur
ry and to tirst-class druggist hurry, ask for
Eilert's Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry. one
bottle buy, your cure is sure-don't worry.
TO-
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The chiidren's best friend is DR.. Jaques'
German Worm Cakes, pleasant to the taste,
harmless to the child, and sure death and ex-
pulsion OF the worms. Sold by all druggists.
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Buy your cage and be ready for the bird.
j. Z, c. can supply you. 10
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Ask at Losee's new drug store, by the Es-
gle Block, for their 'sPrimera" 6ve-cent cigars
41-tf
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Another religiousl lDtramp has earned per-
sonal at our hands. Last Thursday af.eraoon
as Mrs. Kirby was delberating, as best she
could for the excessive heat, the feasibility of
splicing the thermometer, gentleman presen-
ted himself at the door. With an elongated
countenance, whose expressive msekness
would have made Moses die with envy, the
stranger, as he slid into seat and wiped his
sanctimonious brow, humbly begged lit lie
spiritual consolation and advice. In short he
wanted TO be a preacher. But a few short
months since, in Texas, with murderous
revolver he had sent the soui OF the seducer
OF his sister "unhousled ard disappointed in
to the presence Of It's creator" The fatal
dsnouemeat weakened the knees OF his sister,
and she dropped lily-like and was buried by
the side Of her lover. A few mig hts since her
spirit with large tin lantern had appeared
to him and told him that God had forgiven
him, and he had solemEly resolved not only
upon better life, but had chosen the minis
try. Just at this intense juncture of the alb
sorbIng narrative Mrs. Myers, who lives iu the
other end OF the house, came screaming from
the cellar, with the cry of "a man.' In the
confusion the penitent man was missing, but
three fellows were seen going over the back
fence with their hands full of pic and other
proyender, "when the mist was cleared
awayv
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0DlllhAand Morphine Habit absolutely and
VI IOW speedily cured: no publicity, Send
stamp for particulars. DIR. CARLTON.
24-J2 Isl Washington St., Chicago, Ill.
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Glassware.

The latest styles for table and ornamental
use, at China Hall, 49,
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Sealing wax in

HOUSE FOR SALE-lix24, rooms and kitchen,
never been occupied, entirely new. Enquire of
Sol. ii. kohn or Geo. Innes & Co. I9-tf
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big Iniun."

TIE agent of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indians writes to Mr. Stem, Secretary OF the
Agricultural Society, that he will bring these
two tribes 10 Wichita and camp during the
fail. They will bring specimens of their agri-
cultural products, also specimens of needle
and domestic work of their squaws. A num-
Der Of the noted chiefs (haying national noto-
riety) will be present. One whole tribe will
engage in war dances, and represent in differ
ent ways the wild Indian life. Foot racing,
horse racing, archery, etc., of which full par
tiealars will be given next week.
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LANDS

Have 500 FARMS In the counties OF Sedgwick,
Sumner, Butler and Cowley, in all varieties Of
soil, timber, water and stages of Improvement.
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Geo. Y. Smith & Co., have just purchased
twenty-five feet of the back Of the Savings
Bank lot, and Will extend their present room
south to the alley, and west with front on
Main street, making the entire room about
one hundred and fifty feet in ngth,-the
longest saesroom we unhesitatingly assert in
the State. The extension is TO be of brick.
Tie root win contain askylightSX12 feet. The
Nam street front will be iron columns. plate
glass, etc. This part of the room will be set
apart especially for shoe and boot depart
ment. Weare glad TO note the enterprise Of
this firm. Their trade has grown to such im-
mense proportions that their present room is
entirely too small TO carry their stock and ac-
commodate their trade. Mills &,,Stem have the
contract to finish the addition by September
Nth
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WONDERFUL!


OUR ENTIRE STOCK TO BE CLOSED REGARDLESS COST
Avery Sss sssi ssi'a '' great reduction
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An unlimited amount at China Hall, war
ranted to be the best in use. 19-1t
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One thousand Catalpa trees, TO 10 feet;
also fruit trees, cvergrcens, roses, etc, grown
and for sale by W. II. Litson, Benton. 10 miles
northeast Of Wichita, on the Eldorado road.
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Don'tBuy

Tin Fruit Cans, fer they last you bat one sea-
son, bnt go to :. e. C.'s China Hall for your
glass or stcne Irnit jars that win last a hfe-
time. 49,
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DR.. Losee will attend to calls from he coun-
try. Charges reasonable. 1gtf
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Candid thoughts are always valuable SO is
Uncle Sans Condition Powder for all ami
mails. Sold by all druggists. 19-
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Eye, Ear and Deformities.

One or more OF the surgeons of the Central
Surgical Infirmary, Of Ind annapolis. Indiana
will visit Wichita professionally, at the Occi-
dental Hotel. Friday, August End, and at
Newton, Thurs day, August 1st. All afflicted
with any disease Of the eye or ear, catarrh,
cross eyes, club foot, spinal curvature, cpl
lepsy or chronic diseases, can consult them
free OF charge. Artificial eyes inserted. A
sure and permanent cure for piles without
cutting ligature, pain or detention from busi-
ness. 17-3t
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion Of the American people
are to-day suffering from the effects OF dys
pepsia or disordered liver. The result Of
these diseases upon the masses Of intelligent
and valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually burden instead Of . pleasant
existence Of enjoyment and usefulness as It
ought to be. There Is no good reason for it,
ii you will only throw aside prejudice and
skeptieism, take the advice Of druggists and
your friends and try one bottle Of Green's
August Flower. Your speedy relief ID certain.
Millions Of bottles OF this medicine have been
given away to try Its virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy sample
bottle Tor ten cents to try. Three doses viii
relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all
druggists on the Western continent. "a
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SEWING MACHINES.
$685. 90, Only Half Price. so5. 90.
The Best and Latest Improved.
Another OF Geo. 2. Smith & %. e
Benefits.
SEWING MACHINES.

As sewing machines will evantually have to
be kept by dry goods houses, and as many Of
our customers desire to procure machines. but
cannot afford to pay go for q machine and
$2s profit, We have bought for cash, the latest
improved machine, and will sell them for S25,
(plain finish) and give in the extra attach
ments. This will bring the best machine in
the market within the reach Of all.
GEO. Y. SMITH & CO.,
13 Eagle Block, Wichita, Kansas
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D. NJ. Losee, NJ. D., late Linder + Losee,
physicians and surgeons, win attend to pro-
fessional duties as usual, Office in d. n.
Losee 4 Bros drug store, next to the Eagie
Block, Wichita. 45-tf
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Loans Made
New Drug Store.

Holloway & Byers keep fine line OF locks,
butts, strap hinges, hay forks and handles,
pocket cutlery, iron, nails, pIow steel. black
smith and carpenter tools. Don't buy till you
call on them. 12tf
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BYRON TYLER.
Stick

For Sealing Wax to seal your Fruit Jars, go
to J. E. C.'s China Hail. 19-1t
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Henry Schweiter will supply the purest ar
ticle Of ice IN any quantity, daily or other
wise, to families and business houses during
the summer 2-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fishermen

Fishermen.
Seine twine and fishing tackle,-large stock
at j. E, C.'s China Hall. 10
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To restore and keep soft and pliable your
harness, apply Uncle Sans harness oil. Sold
by all harness makers. 19-
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WALL PAPER,-The finest line Of wall pa
per, gilt and satin, plain, common And fancy,
ever before brought to this country, at the
Post Office Book Store. 51-tf
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Really an Elegant Thing.

You can get the Clinton wire cloth HoIls-
way 4 Byers. 12tf
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Very fine French perfumsry at Losee's new
drug store 41.tf
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Our bathrooms are in drst-cIass order-coms
and cool of-Dieter q Kayser. 13-tf
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The people will have them and Holloway &
Byers want you all to remember that they
can furnish you any style or price stove you
want OF Comstock, CASTLE & Co.'s justly cele-
brated line Of stoves, and at as low figures as
the lowest, guaranteeing them in every par
ticular. Try them and be convinced. They
have just received another car load, among
which you can find the Centennial, Phenix,
Mammoth, Prairie State, Glorious, etc. They
also handle full line OF hardware, tinware,
iron, nails, etc. Call on them before buying
any thing in their line and be assured OF fair
treatment. Eagle Block. left
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ron SALE AT Low PRICES.

and terms either of cash or credit, to suit the
purchaser. Also, Suburban ,and City Property
In great and desirable variety and fine location.
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Baths. four for dollar, at Dieter 4 Kay
ser's. 13-tf
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Apply to VIC. wooDMAN SON,
1S a5 Main st.. wichita7
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Postmaster.
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In any amount desired, on approved real estate
security in the counties Of Sedgwick, Sumner,
Cowley, Butler and Harvey, and are now loan
ing at reduced rates Of commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

the 3Oth day of June, 1877 for the Caxton Cciebra-
hon.v The volume was printed by the University
Press at Oxford sixty-three miles distant bound Ia
London. and delivered at the South kensngton ~
hibition Buildings literally within twelve constcu-
tive hours. 1t was not OF course. set mp or COM
posed that day, did Mr.. Gladstone in his speech
say il was. Ii was printed from movable type sci
up long before for an edition entirely out OF print
"Tbe printers began TO make their preparations
soon after midnight and the printing actually com-
menced at Il. H.. the sheets were articially dried
forwarded to London by the 9 o'clock express tram
TO the Oxford University Press Binding Establish
ment Barbican, where they were folded, rolled, col
lated sewn, subjected to hydraulic pressure, gildcd
bound and taken TO South kcuSngtOn before
a. m. The book consists Of 1852 pages tOmo,
mmion type, and is bound in Turkey morocco
bevclcd boards flexible back, gilt lettered on back
and inside cover, with the arms of the Oxford NJ
vcrsty in gold the diverse sidc and Is free from
the set of" or bemish which its hasty production
might well have excused. One hundred and one
persons, have been told. Were engaged in the OK
ford University Press Binding Establishment, Bar
bcan. London. that day on this Memorial Bible, all
of whom received extra wages, besides holiday the
following Monday"
The papcr on which the book was printed was
made at the Oxford University Press Paper Mills, at
Wolvercote. specially for this edition. day or two
before. Ii might have been made the same day.
One hundred copies only were printed, OF which Il
list is given with their owners. No. went to the
Queen, No. 100 TO Mrs. Henry Stevens. II has been
said that of other houses might have done the
same thing. But they didn't, remarks Mr.. Stevens,
Enthusiastically and since it could not probably
have been printed within the time from stereotype
plates the possibility of any other house doing 1t
depended ON the question whether any house out OF
oxford keeps the Bible standing in movable type.
Ii is estimated that it would have taken . 900 COM
pOsitors and 200 readers to set up and properly
read the Bible iI.those twelve hours, TO say nothing
Of the press work and binding. Cnquestionably,
adds Mr.. Stevens, the Bible, with all ITS points,
capitals italics and small capitals is the most DIM
cult Of all books to print with perfect accuracy.
q. W.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.

The following State Sunday school Convcn-
tons announced for the Spring aud early Summer OF
this year: East Tennessee nj Jonesboro, Nav 1920
Illinois, at Decatur, May 2l23; Missouri, a; Sedaa.
May $500 Ecw-York, at Albany, juno @ obic 1T
NOrwak, June i-G; Iowa, ut Crdar fails June ll-l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

An ORIENTAL PERsnmoN.-A japanese va.
riety of the pcrs'mnon has been cultivated Nih
success in California aud specimen OF the fii was
recently presented Academy % Sciences san
Francisco. The iruit ripens without most ~ briggs
yellow or orange color, and pronounced as luscious
10 the taste ~ peach some of these persinm0ns gov
to pound In weight the grated trees bear within iOaf
years, aud are profile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

A FIsu-PoND SPECULATION - At Council
Bluffs Iowa, project has been started for hsh6reed
ing establishment which seems 10 be intended IS pr
vate speculation The proprietor il hopeful " large re-
turns his investment by the sale Of mature fish. and
expects to obtain revenue from HE ponds by per
hitting amateurs In a. fishing to test their sli IN hoak
ing his trout after pdyug for admission on bis prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-09

DANGEROUS SURGERY.-A terrible accident
recently occurred during surgical operation az Lyons.
France. Ether had been administered 10 produce IN
sn,blliiy ana thcn the actual cautcry OF Tcdsot roa
was employed the operation Unfortunately the ether
took IRE. and the patient, young lady, vas BABY
burned about the face. and is dlsdgured for life TIC
only wonder Is that similar accident his never oc-
CARED before The Lancet regards clOro.orm IS les
Liable To ignition than ether. Tie Kings county Ifo
eerdiugs commenting on the circumstance, cNprtssrs
DOUBT whether similar danger attend the uss ~
tie galyanOcautcry vii, anrs'hetCs Administered