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ADJUSTMENTS.


LOCAL THEATRES.
Whatever dramatic patronage theFa hhB been
during the weck Hooloy's Theatre l,as bad II.
Steele Mackayc and his admirable company
havo been engaged !u thu presentation If "Wol
al Jast.n Tl,o piay atd 1ta rendition hnvo al-
ready bacn tnlorscd by US. Nllss Roso 1.slc Mt
llamlin's in "Tho foundllogs" has protably
drarn as much ~ utll liau'dats gaa bills. First
umonE tho dramatic attrac ttons Of next week
will 10 "Won ut Lust" at 1fooley's. Tony
Pastors company appear At ifavcrly's, and
Hurry Webber plays at Ilamlin's, producing
during tho early part OF tic weak "The Lanea"
shire Lass," and "EIf1c," ono OF Douctcau't'a
dramas, during the latter part.
Tho Great London Circus and sauger'h In.
RlEsh Mouagcrle Of Trained Animals VII arrive
y the city on Monday morning. and ~ open
tlIctr sl,ow on Tuesday. TlIts exhibition i!as
won moro than the usual sl,sro Of attcnton this
season not ouly on account Of tho enormous
quantity OF animals, magnificent horses, ponies,
Kymnaets, mud ridcfs tnalc md female, rather.
"a together, but because ot ti,e noyal mean' ~
f @ .1s ss oportun, n ts 'y y SCI s Il. !eer Gsf
Brush Dynamic Electric Light ts employed With
ing "dcnse nieht as briRht Is sunlight"
On Sunday evening at EarcrlY''s u novel per-
formanee will 10 given, rsolecsed by The enter.
pristnE John W. Ula1sdel II. "Ihe Ticket OF
Leave Man" will be presented by mofubers OF
tho old Museum Company. Already we ]lave
given tic cast. Doubtless there will ba a large
assembIagc OF the old Museums habltues.
From all accounts, Tie minstrel tTotEpo now
organized By Hootey and BILLY Emerson Is tic
| most formidable that has jet taken tho road.
Tic Company appear At Ilooley's or tho e3d.
| We will give q. few OF tho names. First, there
| ii Emerson. Then comes 1Iughy DouEhorty,
| late Of Moore j. DurgcsN' Miustrcls. 1.opdon,
aud Cairncross,, PHILADELPHIA; Luke School
Sui, Fraaclsco Mpstrets: and Z. II. llalI, for
mcrly Of lilo sa1ne company; Cllarlce. seaman,
and Lomnas 8omcrs, conultaus; tllc Glrasd
brothers, gEotesquc, dancers. Among tas yossl'
ists are j. g. Russell, Arthur Cook, ". Y. Fri!l'
man, Carl Rudolph, II. SchwcicordI, THO Rankins.
The leader will be Henry Wanuemacher, 1ate ol
tic Eagle and the Fifth Avenue Theatres, Ncw
York. Aud tfla full lfso Of the compspy will be
"Emcrson's Mcgatherian A!nstrels."
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CURRENT GOSSIP.
"sUMafEIs nOAnDERs."
N.SA.SS FA.so

lie camo to this Office yesterday 10 sec about
getting cut an illustrated cata'ogue, liz mas
nice old man, AMI honest ID bis convictions.
1Io lives out from tho city about eight mlles, on
Napoleon Creek, and 1t suddenly occurred to
him the other day thai his place was q behut!.
fal summer rcsort, and that his fscttEties for
takIng few boarless should bo published.
"fu.t," he began, as ho removed h's Ancient
tile, "Napoleon Cfcek flows right BY the
door, and there's allus At least foot Of water
in It all summer long. Nicest place In the
world for women TO learn 10 swim. No sharks,
alllRators, OF snukes 10 bother 'cIn, anu they KIN
srlaltl around In hnrtnlcss glce.h
ANY is!l In ft1''
be sire. but all YOU'VE got to d. is to catch
moro OF lem In a daY. Napoleon Creek can't
bc beat, air, Tor an attraction. aud It furnishes
the best kind Of water for washtng clothes. Wo
eavc slx bars Of soap every week bJ ullng this
watern water.,
"7yall. then tl,cro's hill H. the distance
over on sauar' Fulicr'a farm. toll ye tlat till
looks lovely to eoREder sstt!n' on the tack
yerandy! 1t's kinder, bold and defiant, and
a man feel sort o. awea and humblcd. The
hill's Q bfg thing, sir, and it's going to 10 q
draw"
"Yes."
- lHen IHeFGB ltE INeQ0tf anu Y Hltd 6E0O0!-
house beyond. Then. on 'to.her side 4 The biz
stub that Has struck by nghsnine. Boasdess
eau thke home all tile sp1inters they want TO-,
and nj. boy Dan can tell 'cfn all about how the
pieces flew. This stub is gofn' to Glt 'em, sir
can't help 1t. 1t combtnes romance nnd the
power Of lightning togethcr, and boafdcrs will
atalid around thar with their mouths open aud
toneucs hanging out"
"AuythlnG ese1'
"AngttlpE clscl" he reneated Ia an injured
tone. "Well, should say there was! THERE'S
sheep gambling o'cF the lea, atsI tier are going
to dra'f; there's cows wadinE through Napoleon
Greek, anll that will fetrh 'enl; tAcre's an old
fannnE.tni1l which the children kin turn, and
they'll err to sit up all night; thcro's grove
take the kitchen cnairs right out thar; thcn
I'm going 10 break two colts this summer and
1Iavo liRhtnlng-rod put up, md tween men
the old woman we'll make 1t perfect paradise
around thar'."
"Anl your priccs3h
"Wnll, bcln' tl,ut this Ia the fust year, NC
folks 10 the fIatit Of comia1 out there, and
kinder advertise her up, nnl blmeby we ktr
make suuthtn'. Don't forgot to say thae ne hare
t0tntiy prayers twlee dny. That'll DO another
big draw, you scr. Dan lie stngs bass, n,y Wifi
sings sort OF SOPRANO, stng aWlto, and Sophia
Jane, she accompanies " or il,c 1nclodeon, and
Oh extra occasons 1 kin, prevail on the Edsor
hoya to co,ue over aud help u. Qua ulaya tlt
bass-druin aIld the other q month.organ, ant
| they emit help but draw. You lost oster hca
'cni play Baby Mine once!'
uHeautttNl. Ia it}n :.
thu 1titk ar uotl Wall, gcod.by, Work 'er u
strong, anu don't forget Napoleon Creek I'LL
| the women fn sRtmnltts,h
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SUICIDE.

sptttnl Dlspafth to 1ht 7rfbiIn8.
JOLIET, Ill.,, June 13,-F, ", Thompson, aged
WSeaEa, committed su!ctle today at Ills resi-
aeoso near the city llmtts. Thompson lived
s!h hts brotllcr.n-'aw, William Addcrly, uMl,
k'ng partially dcraneed, IL had been determined
% fsmoye htm to the County Aay1ans. Ar
emeeF T!stcd tie homo this forenoon fot tho
saFoose Of removing Thom pson, but the latter
msaaRed ~. to gala tl.S street, w!sese le drew
tla. ~, t"o.blaied pocket-kuIfe, ind deliberately
~ aIs throat from car to ear, suyurIHE the
iiesalaf sesu a,ld dying almost instantty. Tle
" Suicide WIS returngd,
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It doesn't do to look aktft-hosse In tue mouth,
but In The caae Of q Glft7spako 1t Il different,
a barkcepcs on Clay sssqss was aatonlshea tho
other day Oh receiving present from tho
sa1oon-seepor next door,, It was pair Of bsau-
tiiu! stuffed yatslcsnakes, which Tie donor said
were killed By friend over OIL Mount Tanai-
pata. The Asst har-kesper otpan,cnted sha
eho1f behnd bs bar With the reptiles, and
thought in his heart that hts friend was pretty
good lellow, after MI. tie was surprised, how
ever, 10 notice singular .dhniputIon Of trade.
Customer after customer would come ta. aud.
while engaged IN the apparant profound indie.
css!on IL to tic thutca OF beverage
OF the mau who Invariably auds By orderhlg
T. llttls straight" would turn pala and 70 out
hastily. At tie cloao Of the day hs bad dsposc1
Of but ono drink, aud that ws1 to man already
blsaa drunk. Tie cocktail mpoundsr musea
over this stato OF aas!fs asl night, snd tho next
morning ho followed out ward politician who
had just made the Aasae strange break for Tho
door, and asked htm tlle e4usa Of his exit.
"Ihc 3.st Il" said the customer, wtplnc the
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an CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE H. PAGES

psrtpfrauon from bis pl1e brow, "1've been 20
Ing II lectIe strong for a week or two, and Two
got TO brhca up. When man gets to seeing
two snakes nl time, there's no time for fool
Ing, You bet yer lI'e."
The reptiles in question were sent up to
Woodward's Gardens that day, and the indEg-
nsnt ssloou: keeper Is now sul.ig his serpensIne
rtyal for 500, 600 damages Of thercabouts.
, 1879-06-14
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Areud's Kumyas has boon usad with highly
beneficial rcsu1s during the last four years Ia lc
various forMs of dYspepafa, gastsitts nausta gen.
esal debi!lty, consumptioa, etc. Knmyas is mt
medicine; i isa pleasant wlne-ltts bsycraec ia
te9d,; made from @l!k; peegt!sfty grateful to 7
blood sad strength 80 fast. 1t eau bo safely rs.
lied on for tho rrcnperttt0u Of lhoaa cases of low
vitality fn which medication Or ordinary nutrition
fail. Send for citrular. nowaro OF tnltations.
Arsnd'a kumyss II rot sold 10 the trade. Con.
sn,nt1s supplied directly By A. Atepd, Chemist,
III Madison ltFetk Chicago.
, 1879-06-14
AN INDIGNANT PROT EST.
r4 ths E,tltor nt 1hs TF{huna

Cn1cAuo, June l3.-I'here is onc custom
nmoog plny-gocr IN this city which sadly needs
reformation, and II you will g!se me few lines
l will suy word Or two on the subject.
alludo to The rude and ill.brcd custom largo
number Of people have 0: systematically enter
lug theatre alter the curlain has risen, march,
lng down to their scats annoying everybody as
they pnss, banging tic chairs afd "fusstDg"
.around until they arc seated. So great nusancc
has this become ulut to those who havo
paid their money to sec tho play and hare
entered tho theatre befora The curtain ias risen.
tho frst nct Is invariably completely spelled.
Rcmoustsance with the class Of people WHO do
thls sort Of thing IL utterly use,ess; but what
right hRs q theatrical manager to permit those
who have conc In at The proper ttmc to b. dis
turbeut and In TACT to be sWindlcd out OF what
they lnyc paid Tor. In tic German Theatre in
this city, ain told, tie manager md the adui-
cncc Will not tolerate thia nuisance.
TN the Continent OF Europe where the au-
dlences reverence tho drama, II those people
who nightly disturb not ubIy often hundreds Of
people, but nuke tue efforts OF the artists use
less, were to sty such thing, they would Pe
htascd out OF the house, Our managers ought
to nuke rule and insist upon It that no onc
should be a1lowed 10 bis OK her scat while tie
curtain Ia UP, fLA4GoER'
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INLET. Ill.

:, sp+e3al D1patfa Ia T7ls Trteunt-
JOLIET, ILL.,, June 13.-~The jury in tho case Of
hta sarah II. Seward against the Ctr Of Joliet,
~! ~ osmaRes, agreed thia evening, finding for
IT, eiasnAH IL tho sun Of 81, Tue easa Will
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nfuaICAL NOTES.

Tho "Llttle Duke" Wilt 10 presented at Nc
Vtcker'a Theatre this afternoon aud evening.
For bright, sparkling music, eom!caI situations,
redned humor, and elegant mounting It IL one
Of tho most emphatic successes In tho line OF
comic opera thas has over been made IN Chicago.
a. 1t will probably bc withdrawn after tonight
to make room for "Fattnltza," those rho de-
sira to aee. 1t will have to improve the oppof.
tun4tY to-day.
the Chicago Church Cho!r Pluaforo COM
pA,,Y will bring IT, bs.tf season to gloas today
At Nayerly'a With two performances OF 1be work
II has been doing 10 woil Yery Isrxo audiences
have witnessed it, representation the ia4t three
nights, and It may bs satd 10 have attained thu
full flood OF popularity Just rs Il closes. AZ tho
last opportunities to SEQ It Will be this After
noon and evening. It u not ntressary for u TO
make more than th!s mcre apnou1cenont fur
IN iudueemeat,
The programme Of tho concert 1t Wlntsfts
North Side Pavilion .hi. evening WY tpeluds
fsoa overtare,a i By Aubsr; tho "0ceans Rens
Wa'sz," BY Cahm6ley; potpousrl from "Psiuco
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VEGETtNE.
VEGETlNE.
r "A. M @ IT r E .


NEURALGIA.
r.. WARRINGTON. Wia., Nor. II, 1873.
II. r. Stevens, Efq.. Boston:
DeAt alf-Iaving been great an1erer from Neu.
rsiRia In my head, was indnced tU try Fcgttlue
stio sselnx y a4ys rttsed IN oelman psper'' snd
no hesitation In sAylnX 1t IL The otat medicine
ever uttd, and taKe pleasure in recommending II
to othcfa. fours, CliA9. GRAF.
know MT. Graf and can endorse the abose.
hare sold VeRttns for soIac Time and It has given
good aat1sfaetion. ii. ANDlEL, druggist
Lost Money with Doctors.
DYSPEPSIA.
CHATTANOOGA, Teuu., Apsil 3, 1873.
Il. T. Stevens, Noston:
Dear 8lr--1iaying received your veRet!uo and
bsng troubled wisn DyePep.s. md having lust
great deal Of money With doctors. they do!n0 Inc
no god. thought II would be we'll for me ~ Try
your Vefetint, and found II 10 be better than all
the medicines tho doalor gave me. shall always
koep It in The housc ana would reconme al il 10
all troubled With tie above disease. am your
we1l.wtsheE, JNO. ". CALVIN.
, 1879-06-14

Fortity feeble lungs against wiuter blasts With
1Iale's Honey OF lluTsAound and Tar.
Pilos Tuothaclo Drops euro In une minute.
, 1879-06-14
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Hose.cart, Horse, and Driver
Plunged Into the River.
Man and Beast Find, q Watcry
Grave nt It's Bottom.
Marrow Eaoapo Of tho Remainder Of tho
Hoaa-0art Grew.

They Saye Themselves BY l,luptng In |
the Nick OF Tiu,G;'
A fearful accident occurred carly thls morn.
Ing, which Il Ia to bo hopsd win tencl tho city
by experience; corporations uoyet learn.
un'css It IN Mt thc point Of indigna.
tion righteously exhibited over somc
terrible calan,ttY. Aud now that tho calamity
has happened, tue authorities will, Of course,
take measures to prevent the recurrence Of
similar accident. Tle details are simply
thcac: At 1920 thIs morning the
tsre-bct's ranr out boz 1g, toeated
at tho corner Of 1.aSal'o and Lake streets,
md fro In the bnsiness centre Of the city
aluays causes tho firemcn to bo moro or less
anxious to set tl,ero promptly on time, as
every moment counts. Tho "go" In
cludcd Engine Company No. II, located
at No. a25 Michigan strset, and they made
their usual curly response. Tho hoso-cart OF
course preceded, and upon 1t wesc seated
I. Coylc, ptpcman, on tho right, and
Jamos Foley, the drtYer. was seated
In the middle. Behind, on the foot
board, was Louis Lawson, ptpeman. Another
ptpcman uamed McDermott should have been
upon tie same footboasd, but fortunately, a.
it happened, he was riding with Marshal
Masham, whoso location is ut tic sarno
house. Thcy made brisk run down
Michigan street to State. md. turning SOUTH
dashoa at full succd IN the rtaduct which cross.
es tho railroad track, Thera ia Mt tho sopth end
Of this Ypduct decline Of about tweuty. .0yo feet
IN extent, which, |. but q continuation Of decline
from the centre Of the yiuduct to tic cdeo Of the
aputnout, Tie bosc.cart wap within forty fcet
Of the abutmont. WHEN the Canta,n md driver
noticed 70 their horror Tint Tho br1oa z.oa nne.
The horse. a laroa hcnvv oua. uas 1aab,np for-
ward at full spced. and two or three gtens
brought tue animal to the brink It was but
n moment to suare. and in TINT the
Captasn shonted hoarsetv. uHo,d. for f,od,.
sake, l,old1n md, Al ho satd 40, I,,mpcd from
tho cart. TIM t1rtvcr t,onrd tn hr,ne+ tt,e 1nr.e
to atanl md aevc ,,t,nsc1f. The o,bcr u,en. md
tic aonaratua. md cn,,rn pcouslv hrn fnst to te
lines, md did Ills utmost to accomn>sb hin
purpose, Coylc, seated At h,s right hand. either
Lost all selfcontro1 ar Ind fa!tl, in the 1rver,s
ability TO atom tim a,nsrntns baforc rc.ch,nu
the edge, The hitter ia doubtless the
tr,1e theory. as tbe yornp man
was very cool-headed, and aided Foley
Ia hanging to the lines. But the horse had q
llsagreeab!e habit Of rearing when the lines
'Sesc pulled upon him, and then before tho
next pull would Jerk or plunge forward. Con-
sequently. ho reared twice or tbreo times, und
Foley, seeing that all was over, and at that very
moment they vera between the roadway and
the nurkY bottom Of tho river, let 60 Ills lines,
and wiihsAe third d.plungs.=tAo ;horeenanl sp-
paratus went sp1aahtng into the middle Of tue
north channel OF the river. As tile apparatus
left the ground Lawson dropped OF the foot.
board, aud It was with tue greatest ct.
fort that la ancceei4ef in anvtpr him.
, 1879-06-14
VEGETlNE
Tho Best Remedy.
8CROFULA AND PILES.

OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. IL, 1878.
Il. n. Stevens, ESQ.,:
Dear sIr-I have nacd your blood purifier IN my
family for over TWO yenrB and Will pronounce II,
for scsoiula and Piles. the best remedy In exs&-
cnce. After uxin2 oucc. wonfd never use any
other. REV. JOHN 1fEMP1IILL.
Pastor Calvary Church, San Francisco, Cal.
, 1879-06-14

end Of the ceutrc.pior, but ii late A. a. NJ the
body had not bcou recovered.
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From the First Dose I Slept Well.
ULCERS,

- IlAKN1nAt, No,' Aug. q 1873.
Il. r. Stevens. Doston:
have been Rrest sufferer from Ulcers on my
hand and haSe had them lAncud several Hmes
could not sleep they were painful. became weak
and unable to work, nervous and discouraged, and
could dnd nothing that relieved me- nnt1l used
my hand, although running freely. Ii rapidly re:
covering, my general health IL improving. nt,d
thank God that through the advice Of i kind friend
was induced to try tbs VeRetinc. You're respect.
fully, FRANCIS II. F. pTlANDES.
Residence No. 1883 Naskct-as., where can be ad-
dscesod.
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And Garments worth 1856 and $40
to 1926.
Blk Cashmere 8aoques from SB to ~
!" !" 4" I" o to 8
+" j" j" !" IL to 7:
And from $18 and $40 to.
, 1879-06-14

Cashmere, Drap d'Ete, Camol's Hair
and Silk Talmas,. newest shapes,
trtmmod with Silk, Satin, Calais
Laco, and Marabout Fringe,
, 1879-06-14

A seuortcr bappenod to run acros. Fo1oy
after he had been home to chaure his cloth.
int. md yumit forth tue stfuklne water. with
which he was nearly filled. lie Ia bright,
Intelligent follow, mid readily told hIs ycra,on
Ut tho affair. The cart va. within
forty feet Of thu brink, when It WAS seen that
tho bridge was open. Tic lamps, which .ro
common strcet lampa, ara .about twenty
feet north OF tho edge, aud 50 h!rb,
aud such poor burners, that the light
, 1879-06-14

Black Al1-Woo1 Bunting Suits,
trimmed with Satin, reduced to
$l2.
Our stock OF Lawn Suits is the
largest IN Chicago, at prices rang
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ALLPASSENGERS GOING EAST
should bear in mind that this Is the
Hest Route to Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passengers by this route have choice
of FIVE DIFFERENT ROUTES and
the advantage of Eight Daily Lines Of
Palace Sleeping Cars from CHICAGO
to ali
PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
And Other Eastern Points.
Insist that the Ticket Agent sells o
tickets by the North Western Road.
Examine Your Ticketsand refuse to buy
IL they do not read over this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check the
usual baggage Free by this Line.
Through Tickets via this Route to all
Eastern Points can be procured at all
Coupon Ticket Offices of Union Pacific
and all Western Railroads.
New York Office, Nc. AS Broadway.
Boston Office, No. 8 State Street. Oma-
ha Offices, No. 513 Fourteenth Street
and U. p. Depot. Council Bluffs OFF,
ces at Union Pacific and Chicago and
North-W Western Depots. San Francisco
Office, 2 New Montgomery Street. Chi
cago Ticket Offices, 81 Clark Street, I'M
der Sherman House; rs Canal, corner
Madison Street; Kinzie Street Depot,
corner West Kinzie and Canal Streets;
Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and
Kinzie Streets. 10
For rates or information not ~attaina-
BILE from your home ticket agents, apply
to any agent of the Company, or to
MARVIN HUGHITT.
Gent Mang'r, Chicago.
W. II. STENNETT,
Genl Pass. Ag't, Chicago.
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Fun FOR THE MILLION.


The fellow who rang the church bell
for a false alarm of FIRE tolled a lie.
The man who tries to build a fire
with wet wood acts in a damp fuel-isli
manner.
A mules hind feet are built ON the
plan of an emetic-you can't keep 'em
down.
A young lady wants to know why
tight lacing is injurious. Be corset
stays the circulation.
A sentimental German gave his
sweet heart a flower which he called
don't you forget it."
Can any mortal man tell why a wom-
an will cross N sloppy crossing on
her toes and the next one on her
heels?
A number Of girls in Birmingham
have been made i'll by motto lozengers.
The answers disagreed with them per-
haps.
The Empress Eugene is said to be
cold and silent. Let's take up a SUBJ
scription and buy her a cold stove and
hire some one to talk to her.
We hear of a young lady SO pizen nice
that she never alludes to that humble
utensil by any less refined title than
''%boot-john." She would die before
she would say Jack"
A soft couple may resemble two rock
naples at this season of this year,
though it dosen't always follow that
where there is the most sap there is the
most sugar.
The boy WHO cleans up our office
stove Gifted goes out whistling %ash-pan-
ish air.
Peter Cooper is a selfmade man. In
other words, lie was hoist with his own
Peter.
Never step. on a'dog's tail unless the
other end of the dog is a mile away
from the tail.
If you lack pluck just eat buckwheat
cakes. They'll make you come to the
scratch. Xf.t ~
Business prospects are certainly
s%tiffening. Four new starch factor
les are to be erected in Maine.
Emerson acknowledges that he can't
write poetry. There are other people
who should be equally frank.
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Self linking Columbian job press,
prints a form 6x9 inches. In perfect
order. Used hut n short time. Just
the thing for amateur printers or fer
use at a military post. A small cabinet
and lot of job type will be sold with it
if desired. Cheap for cash. For fur
Their particulars inquire at LEADER
Office. oc2otf
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Dtuu VI Ia a IA
Troy Special TO the Boston Herald.
The residents of Fort Edward are
excited over the case of Miss Annie
Carter, which has thus far evincej phe-
nomenal features. Last Friday even
ing she was attending a social enter
tainment, and during the festivities was
exceedingly vivacious and apparently in
excellent health and temperament.
Suddenly the lady fell to the floor, suf-
fering from an evident faint. A physi-
clan was called and pronounced her
dead from heart disease and prepara-
tions were at once commenced for the
funeral and interment. 1t was noticed
that the body retained n healthy hue,
the cheeks showed traces Of color, and
the flesh looked the same as when she
was alive. The body also continued
warm and the limbs flexible, and the
muscles showed only a slight rigidity.
The funeral arrangements were post
poned. Several physicians have con-
suited on the case, but are unable to
dCCluC MnClbCi az idd1 4 dCdu VI III ii
trance. She has been in the same con-
dition during n week. There is no
~pulsation of heartbeat perceptible,
neither does the scientific apparatus in
dictate a blood temperature about the
body. The flesh when pinched changes
color, but returns to the same shade as
that of a well person. Thousands of
people from the surrounding districts
have visited the premises, and the in
terest is great in the case. The funeral
has been set down for Sunday, unless
the young lady shall evince some signs
of animation. 1t is asserted by her
relatives that Miss Carter has frequent
ly expressed fears of a premature burial
and interment before death. 35
The Princess Louise, it is predicted,
will work u notable dress reform among
the women of this continent. Uel
attire is n very simple n and she
makes no display of jewels.
Tom Thumb in dead-not the genel'
iif put ISuipptdii uNdII NiucI1 hilONI
on the continent as "Tom Pouuce.'
His name was Haneman, and he dice
of dropsy at his birthplace, Bergum
in the Dutch province of western
FIisia.
DON'T.
Don't speak angrily to n child. Dom
kick a dog when he is asleep. Don't &c
back on the friends of your parents
Don't often visit your friends at mea
time. Don't neglect n cough thinking
it will eure itself. thousands die Of
consumption by so doing.) Don't for
get DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, for it cures u cough or cold in
one-half the time required by any othel
medicine, and is the only medicine
known that positively cures consump
ton in its early stages.
Self linking Columbian job press
prints a form 6x9 inches. In perfec
order. Used but n short time. Jus
the thing for amateur printers or f.
use at a military post. A small cabine
and lot of job type will be sold with i
if desired. Cheap for cash. For fur
Their particulars inquire at I.EADEl
Office. oc2otf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-19

If you lack pluck just eat buckwheat
cakes. They'll make you come to the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-19

Never step. ON afdog's tail unless the
other end of the dog is a mile away