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, 1879-08-01

issue Of tho stocl, ETC., was part Of ono schcne
tSoncocted bS Gould nnd Flax, but In which
10bey ce"opGratctl. ThotfE1l complainant car.
fien OUT IN good faith his part Of ihe bargain as
70 giving hls patronage and Influence. ret Il was
hteo tfoo that he yns nj active participant In tho
events t!Iat Immediately preceded md ncconlpa.
f'fel the allotment, Vt tho Bt0ck-farl tom.
pany's stock; TINT those i,rOceetlnus
were illeGa, and agntnst public policy, anu no
one Ut lhc Directors nor any person obtAtntlIg
stock under slHitlar circumstances with tt!ctll
ac1uired wild tito to such stork. Such usc
of the stock was nut only n WRONG TO tic Cum.
pahSt but an act detrimental In the Highest de-.
gree 10 the administration Of tuslcc mn! against
puhfle policy. 1t was no matter III view Ut Tho
law whether Robinson or Tobey was tho more
and II TobcY,n order to tnakc out Ills case, must
could not maintain ha suit. The only title l,e
had uas derived through illegal transactions.
II was 4 well-sctttcd prinriplo of law
that II plaintiff could not make out bis claim
without showing au illegal act on his own part
he could n1t mnntasti bis action. Even II ali was
granted that Ind been urRea on the trial, IS 10
the bad faith which Robusou had displayed TO-
ward the complainant yet ~ tie stock that
formed the basis oi tile proceeding was Illegally
issued. and part Of It used for an Illegal pur-
pose, &nd the illegal conduct was participated In
b. complainant, ant llis only claim 70 t,ts stock
grow cut Of that conduct. be could not come
into court Of equity and claim its aid, even ns
against another Wrong~dUer, through whpso
malfeasanco he nIrht have suffered injury. Tho
bill would therefore be dismissed Tor want of
equity. E. 4. Storrs appeared Tor complainant,
and Writ Dexter for the defendants.
, 1879-08-01
WEST SIDE PARKS.

PREPARING FOR TnE MKT TOWN AssKseNRNr,
A special meeting of tic West Town Board
Was held at their roops yesterday. There were
present Justices seully, Morrison, Demars
aud Matsoa, and Clerk Chladek. The
business OF tho meeting was confined to
proposition recently made to the Board to sim.
p'tfv the work for the next administration, and
mako 1t possible for them to havs m almost
perfectly couallzed assessment, aud comply
with tho law. Tic new law which
goes Into forcd next year makes II
assessment IN two months, or from Mav l 10
july !. The tccessisv VI making this assess.
iient as nearly perfect rs posstbio !s obvious;
u will atand unchanged for four years accord
overcome tho difficulty bJ appo!nting
inE INK III II September ''"sIs to siloronEblT Gi1
canvass the West Division and cquaIlze the ns-
se8an1enl, between now aud the 1st Of next MnY,
Tho work donc 10 this way ta designed to &c
onlr guide for the next Assessor, whoeyes be
may be.
str. Pleasant Amick, In the absence Of the
slc 0enslits that would utcruu in pursuing this
plan. Under tile present pfn1 one Assessor
sl!np!5 cop1cd boolss made bv ILLS predecessor In
otlce. aud tllus assessments made tcu years n9o
a frame house assessed years ugo was
stu rated ut the same figure, when
It's value was obviously less. Tllel,,
aEatD, the assessments aru made by some four-
teen deputies, anl no two men ate over OF si.pt-
lar views rs to the valuation Of piece OF prop-
estr.
Justice Matson then offered the following:
,WnEnEAs, Tho General Assembly at Its last scs.
sl9a provided lor = general assessment OF real
eeived from tho Town Assessor thn the fssise.tato
improvements thcreun In tho Town of West Eh!.
CaE0 have not en- nrDpctY euuAIixed far t,r
, 1879-08-01

Tho adylces from Lemout yesterday were to
tlie effect that there was no speclal trouble
among the Quarry-huuds tnvre, s,ld that mona
was expected. Some OF the 9uarrYmsn and all
thu mill.mcn OF the Singer l. Talcost Company
have Eone to work At their old wages, and It il
believed that most ol those now out will setsle
down In short tt1ne. Tho measures taken by
the Sheriff to prevent disorder havo borne good
1fult. 1t H. ln0Fa than probable, however, kllat
there would have been nU trouble 1t
als, but from what-tt tho statements Ut
tie naeh arc tsue-la tbs extraordinary conduct
81 DEtseoil, tAu Town superEisor. Some Of
tless strtkers, have been sayI,l. that Drlseoll
naS been advising lleM not 10 20 to work, tell
!nlss Acu, tl case they did not succeed tu carry
lnE thetr point aud getting higher wages, thMt,
when WtnteF cane, tlsa county would support
thctn. Fhat IL, ulat be, the dspsuxer Ul tlja
charity which TIC county extends to the poor,
would sec them through the wlntes. The lacp
appeared to believe that they would Ia
BuproATED ny TUE COUNTY
In caao they got hard uu, aud for TINT reason
were all tAt uIoEe urgent in insisting upon au
increaso Of WaEcs, nhd In attempting to bull
dozs others, Wbu dtu not want to strike, to leave
their work. These people, however, must uu-
deFstaud that BIZ. Supervisor Driseoll will not
To allowed to carry cut bis alleged scbemc, The
money which Is coilactad fou the taxpayers VI
, 1879-08-01

There was q meeting Of the joint Boards Of
Trustees Of Hyde PARK aud Lake yesterday.
T!,ere wero present Mcssss. Beuuett, Beck.
Ford, and Foss. of nyAe Park, aud Messrs,
AluiEhvad, Dicster. Reddeld, Murphy, md No.
an, Of Lake. .Dsds for furnishing coal for
1the Joint Yatcr-workS we're received anu read.
The bids were referred to coti'lni:tee cons'sl
md the Water Commissioners Of lle two towus.
Tile Committee Were Instructed to oxatnino bids
for 1ndlaia tlock und anthracite coal onlv, u,lu
TO- ascsps 10 G,1 ln'ss. e.. Go1 nul sufficient
runtract. THIS COMMITTEES wero authorized 10
elusu tbs contract Tor coal alld roport to the
Board.
IN estimate VI tilr at,ount OF water used BY
The spr,nklcra Of thu South fark. Theru arti
Bixtocn Of them, atl hs cstimates that tI,cy USE
8,uW gn!lons Of water dAy, tor which iheY
cooperate With lhs Hyde Park n,sinburs IL ui-
iustMIg tie matter With tie Park Commls-
siulGss.
HYDE PARE.
Three weeks ago the Board Of Trustees wcro
prsssnea; o;tohs With pet!.sn wns protested
csgo Rendering Company to he ruu
over the track. of tho Transit Com.
pany aud tho Michigan Central laalroad.
the suclent sYcsore, tho TsansIt track. roinoyed
to poiut further south. They had resolution
passeu 10 Investigate the matter. and com.
Iut.te0 Win 'apDulnsed to report. The Cou,-
mittea reported that the, subject rsaulral tIua,
ut,l asked for another week 10 Which tD talk tl,e
matter over. Last evening no report hal been
prepared. but, a. tho Board Hcets tonight,
report may be lxcA up to-day. In the mean.
Wills l!le most earnest OF tlsa petitioners hare
Eathercd together Ia aundrY priyAts meetings
ull1 have decided to draw up au ordinances
specifying that q haaman must be stationed Ut
each slreet-eE0ssINE- -ot which there are Twelve
including tho bouleyarlts, At which they lnay
need TWO. The Company's trains must limit
their speed through Hyde Park 10 six miles IN
hour, MD must. further, hava t!u cngluu on thu
front part Of the tran alll no ruun!nE backwards
will DO allowed. They must block 10 street.
crossings With their ttatns, they must stop
when coming 10 q ra1lF0ad.crosstilg, Auu must
keeo their cars clean, at!d oil Will ID under III
sIoctlon. l1le people are requested 10 turn out
tonight and urge tbs pasaaeo Of tho ordinance.
II tbs tracks eau bo removed to poiut fur.
tber south 1t will be great bencht aIla comfort
to tho gentlemen who have good horses and
who frequent thi. bouleYari6.
compliant WAa mAae before Justice Rodgers
yesterday by the Village that tx-Captaln Of Fo-
lice Pat Ryan sold liquor without license. lie
was arFested and taken telors the Justice. when
hu took changv Ut venue to Ju4slcu GanleI,
who PROMPTLY dismissed tile case At the cost oi
tho eomplaluant. RYAN was Granted : license
by the Hoard, but did not par up iu tIme 10 ault
t1cu,. W they revoked hls !iccuse.
, 1879-08-01

's' v" -. a.. ."J n''n
.eIa'as '"eo1'ns ~ 'n1 Don" az " Euues'oh
was held last evening" Mr. ". IL. Wells pre-
,loynn. Enplish. Hotz. prusslnl,. Vocke. Keith
nrnn,n. Frnutcn,ho1 Frorr an1 Ar,n.tr.,nr
~" 1,.,s',, ."as-. a,'.,A. aa ..s.'en. e,
Mt: hne'sn presented resolution extending
tho thanks Of the Boara to the retiring presl-
dent, Mr.. W. Il. Wells, for his able and efficient
action both as Chairman Ind mets,oer Of the
pleasant address ~ support Of ais resolution,
which waa unanimously adopted Mr. Wells,
IN reply, dwelt upon the Importance
Of u,e duties lnposed upon tic
members OF the Board, and :: said TINT
they bad an excellent school, eystom. which
would be- even better u they had moro money to
spend. Ilc thanked the Board for the compt-
ment paid him, and offended a cordial welcome
to tic new memncra.
ny: Aoyne W. tlen called to tue chair, and
the Clerk read the certificates OF the nuw ap-
poiDtaes, Messrs. John 9. RtgAbere, NJ. A. De-
lancy, William Curran, Paul O. Stcnsland, anll
!. y. stiles; These Gentlemen we're requested
there were thirteen members of tho Board
present.
NEW SCHOOL.
The Committee on Buildings anu Grounds
asked leave to prepare planB n1ld specifications
OF Oak and breusr streets. Permission wna
granted as requested.
After some talk, tic new school on the corner
OF Armour street and Hckcrdke Sauaru was
named M tls Armour; ,r : Street sshool:
animation ot Tearhc1s rspoltsd M IN ioSor un Ea :;
granting partini certificates rs teachers IN
primary and grammar schools to Emma ii.
Childs, Mary i. Jones, Ida Morse, aul MARY 4.
Becxwith.
rur rvrr.noor orvav;ox
~ soAa4on
ne1t @ M eao up: 3D.. , aor tne Scnatai l9h ssoo
, 1879-08-01
WALKERS DERRICK.

DECInEuht eTARTLlHU ACCIDENT
occurred yesterday AFTERNOON about . o'clock ut
tho new Court-Ilouoe building, hut very tortu-
mattel. IL was not attended with any loss Of life
or other serious result. A party Of wofkmen
bad just succeeded In hotstIns to the top Of the
e.llAce eolgu stone wcfEh!Hs about two tons,
md as The scttcrs were 'meuar ~. 10 lower Il to
It's permanent resti,,g-piu:r erncklIng noiso
was heard, md In less tials than It takes 10
write these tines tho derrick hecn,no confused
wreck, ana the huge stone wns finding lis way
10 terra hrma, Oh reach!ng which 1t lmbcdlcd
itself fully fiftccn Inches. The dcrrick-n mast
t3j feet In len1tht consisting OF Two p!cccs
hoops-snappcd square OF Int, three pieces,
and. as tlic upper sections eanlc tumbling
dowu, they Wcrc accompanied wlth tau
clcd mass OF rope and wire guys: Tho
topptcd over aga1ust the building, and. striking
heavily ngatnst tue first corntce, rraetscd and
chst'ncd thc carved moldtng With which 1t was
ornamental.
wtudow-cau weighing fully ton, which had just
becn set, n,M toppled II over In Its fall It
struck the heavy cornica over one Of tic granite
columns, nnd broke of a triangular piece Mcas-
urh,g three feet each uaY. lmpe1ed In it, mo-
fncntnn. the Ealing cap pursucd tta way to
earth nr1 struck tic cornce over the first story,
creating huk3 rent and ltnocking the broken
part out OF posftion. From tile Inter the caD
r!ccchetcd md struck tic grouud fully 1ftccn
'''rfhc cause Of the accident waa tho "buckltng"
of Tho must. Superintendent Hanlan noticed It
Three ur four days aRu, a'lu warned tho ncn
that. i Old not seem safe; Feel
they laughed at his fears and refused to tx IT,
al the dxlE,g necessary being to turn 1t round 40
tt,nt the buckle would lean towards the street.
) When tho frat crash was heard the dozen or
so 1,acA1non who were loll!nx around, without
wntfnFt n Sx11nt r0lnU M nAI fnf
, 1879-08-01

nmnunt Of money would be blessing, X used
judfcl01sy. All tflc branch meetings held In
tic different quarters Of the city tlnlcr The
ansptccs Of the Unon were remarkably we'll
attended, antl doing q great work.
A set Of resolutions expressing decp regret at
the death =! Mrs. Elizabeth, X. Writ weru
adopted. some ,,nitrPr'aut miscellaneous
after appointing Yrs. Case nnd Mrs. Rounds q
committee to examine a. to the nllvlsubility OF
changing thu date Of Tho annual nlectlng.
coL11pEp WITH LOCOMOTIVE.
At about 8 o'clock last evening Eng!uc No.
&, on the Michigan Southern Road, ran south
The AEchcr.avenuo cross,nR the engine colltlcd
oTnsa oV a. 9nI ~, nat driven y james '; L,nen;
jumping to ono side, ani his team Of horses
were thrown soinn distance away, bt,t. s,ngularly
enough, escaped seYers injury. brakeman
named Albert Clark, who was seated on tue
quiz pes Of a o @ fo es ' Rpaoasd Ressd eH, IN
the collision. Ills thigh bono va broken ani
pushed through the llesh, anu hts body Was M
brrtsed. nc was taken 10 his home, NO. l4o7
wentworth avenue ana se pnysc'ans ~ VINO
The Gng-houso At that point was atso M wrecked by
the living wreck ot the wagon. There arc any
number Of Witnesses nho Mill swear that tho To-
comotiyc was running at fullT eighteen mlles an
the engine that teltscopcd the Libby d Me-
Nell tran few months ago. whcu Youug en-
gioccr WIS ki!l,d outright.
RICHARD r. BuoKLnY.
There was published the other day an account
OF the trial of young man BY tho name OK
Buckley, WHO was charged BY bis fathcr with
making threats aaafnst him and with running
with thieves. from whose evtt Influence hts
father was seeking tn Withdraw 4i,n. During
the trial the Youua man madc somc statements
-h%11%1FK fkrk nItI Hr1Njf1A II -AH
, 1879-08-01

White was that OF Samuel Nom, who Is charged
with burg1ariz.,g the l'ustt}'l}co At thnt place.
Two arrcsts hal brcn notlo nt thr eante nlnce
wlthtu the past ak wrcks aud The fciow MW,n
j. believed 10 be atlt tr Inst OF thu gang. sie
had hccr ,raiI-cnrtter for two senrs until 4
short time axt, when hu left and jntscd Imac'f
tu ono ut thu most desperate gangs Of thieves
tn That section VI The cu1tntry. They had eTcrt'
ed nn er.r.lnrc to lie fost-UfIce time nml tttne
tficfts liai bccn quito large. A iarro number
Of lrlscrs and sptne money were re-
covered By the Special Agents. who
nludu a tlenn jnh Of It. Moon was
brought to ln,ltnranolts, And lhcrc made 4 cnm-
Dietc confession IN writing, lie wns neia IN DE-
faltlt of S1,0.0 bail. The Special Agents believe
lI'at they ave At ast gotten tho upper llInl OF
q notorious bind oF mni.robbcrs, ind arc cnti-
tied To great credit Tor their success
, 1879-08-01


The Committee on Hospital ycatarlay alditad
. fow very small bills. There Will not be any
Committee meetings to-day, owing TO tho Yoard
meeting.
Tho ao,e ~ dr,tnoppnt nrone-tv yor ts,o, ,x..
rcs,,neI v.e,o.t1av ria Tnwn - po.s;,,a ,,as was
r1"anal ~ r,,S III. n,Srnirn a,,o,. III, W. M
.,rat,nia ~ III r." t''' A3s'oo1 "ns ~
s'app.oa "''u.
In the Criminal Court Yesterday tho verdict
iu tho case af Jatnes Cavannugh. charged with
burglary, awarded that individual one year tn
the Fenitent!asy. Two fellows named Mccarthy
and Flynn were tried for l,urse-s.talng, but It
Seemed TINT the evideuce only jasttaed vcr-
diet for driving OIL llnrse s.,.l buggy. Thomas
Hogan ia on trial for larceny.
Tie Gr1uu Jury Yesterday returned etehteen
Indictments Into Court. pona of them ba1,r im-
portunt, During tie day tlsy examjne,l nirnvsn
cases .ild iouul slx truo bjiis. Prinee AtnsTt
Jones WA in1ictcd for nanslanrbter n1m .fnhn
Burton for assstp. In ills nfdnntton of nin
man Uroyu. Three witnc.sca wnrs hoard IN ia
poul-selllpg cases. md t.riIorrow ia to be fjeI.
day. ~ ~ = ''o'
, 1879-08-01

4 correspondent Informs u that he recently
WFots to wcll-xnuwu authority ou South
american ata.lstlra. a gentleman we'll known in
B0Unus Ayres at.l Tho E4atern South American
btatcs, making HIN coneern!ng q reporte1 census
Of Paraguay. l'he rcply was: ,Yheu WAS IN
ParaXuaY tn September, l87t, the people hal
atl left and KUne w In RATS to the
BRAZILIAN port 'of Corumba. | stood In
tho 1ua!u street OF shat hau been tbs CupLtal,
calle DO los p4luss, at . II. H., aud askrl ,l4u
which he replied, Yes. uud although YOU sea w
, 1879-08-01

lnhabtants now, thero will bo at suu,loun.
dozen women going with water-jars to he H.
side Paraguay Is bowling wli.icrness: iia. ~.
only census yon could make would be OF oIanoss os
treca'' "ake"
, 1879-08-01

Ono y1alt 10 Dawsone, I'll State a,,eot. II ro,.,.
TO b. followed by another. ~'''sln
, 1879-08-01

Ernest urosstnaun commenced suit In tres.
pass against Tuu[s D. Stuger, claiming s3,00O
damages.
The First National Dank began suit in captas
agatltst Charles Seymour, al!ns Drockway, to
recover 81, ,539, belnIs tho atnouut OF Tie iornetl
checks 1s,alc bY Bstckway a1ld paid unwittiugly
bY Thu hank
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mo Silver. No oold,- 10 the Yer
dict Of Exp ,rienced Asoo ors.

Mention vss assie in The EAzOO ia~a
veek that gid had ,,een Discovered in psy.
ring quaosis'es as l;rl,os. in Cas. coussy,
snd that extensive prrp STATIONS vese b.
ing 0sds 10 eossas~ecs ssiniag Operations.
Jhis int"swssl'" vss cleaned fesm The
Css county l'spess aud fr"m The Ksasas
City 5Isea il nov seeas. hovevsr, that
the bUou, haa buslsd, - the following from
THE o'cmiax's kAa.ss City Jsu1sni psovss ::
Here saOlhss hoo0 buaasd The T;~es
nss dev"t 4 considerable s,,sce io rvpor,s
VI the discovesy ot guild 10 assssiag qusm-
tiiies q Belt"0. Asasysss hsve hpsa o.aDs
to .ss ihat they found Oss Which .assys.i -
high - Sl82 pr ton. There vere very leo,
hoseve', sho believed that there vss any
gold in this ssGiuM. NJ. 4. ID. Sessi, H.
perinseD.isns ii the Oussy Discovery ED
Mining c s0psny. eO0k sbOus 49, huSalsed
ps.unds Oi sprcioen oses collected By hiu-
sslf iO NJ Louis TO have then assayed.
The following II The ressls:
81. Lows, Oca. %. 1879.
A. d. ssasi, Eco:
DIAR Sln-We have carefully saWpled
end sssaysd the sa0pl0 Of oss poo ieft -
and had then 10 eoalain - tDll0Us:
No. mo silver. % gold.
No. 2-No ill 81, no gold.
No 3-No silver. NJ gold.
No. mo silver, 10 gold.
Respectfully. Grs Anxol.Dr,
Assalasg,ss.
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Dy FsIssssee - our savessisse sslsoes
Il Win b 100 that ~ sbovs vsll cod
fsvosshay ksows eisess vill sshihis = g
dalia o. Friday, October 3lst, aisss.eos
ssd ssssisG. he Sellssise soop,iees,-
ssy sesies = hon ~ Psuvidsees (R IL
Aw:
s1be shove asoed sslablisAoest .nsds
sAs - displsy - cor sasssas yspo,sDay
DeseiaO tAas - eeeasssA = Q leae ine.
Thssssads 81 psoSjs liss6 ~ slsuseaI and
svssy vssdev sssoed fall a sxpscsase
hsoeaiey, 9TH bseds pa2yisg. pluoss vsv.
IL. 6ssasilsl ls6in. sslsess ksiaA>D in
asooe. 90 - oao.ally beilliass sss,y Of
saess. vaaA eAasiseA. slspAasaa esoels, I'D
I'll tAss - % oske up . epauioe eiseoe
psss6e, vsa3iag ios vay thsoasA ous sayusoD
| 10 he 0el1eiss La vAoso - imnup@ ~.
.slies q ~ Dig 0Aes I'D - esocisd.
Dusiea 10 alassnese ssd sssaise eoosDess
esovd. sasssdsd he s1hihisioa. ~ sidlse
q Mie Nellie Bows, Rooss 0sSeaeis'
Alsxb Ssssiss. 0lIe. Asaioosss - Nh
La1lsoe vsss shs ehsos a Tie 49,
pssisa. yAi!e u eHneassie Psslesnoacss
| q ~ 8epi1 Ys6ily vsss sossshise voe-
Sss1sl Css6sl)o - vleeosslli, 9 eHs
e0iaoeee1 49, pss6ss00 soos - -
di0ssls Iseas i . W. soeisfseaoeilv -
80 !ssasceeeea1eess tAas t6esvs.
-. n eaaiR s1AiAiliea 30 sd ljpo
~ eeaieaiag . u -, - vill dreo
IeFOs ssdiseeo dusiag ~ Vsek. F"
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An Old Man Who We Yriahtoolna
Women and Chlldrou.

Robs. J. Scott live sooe twelve oilss
aosshesss Of 6sdsiis. ssA 10 esesesd il
farming. Tbs oosnias be hsA oecsaioa 70
visit Ssdsli. and started ioe sosn il two
hosss wagon. When - rsecAsd shs farm
81 NJ. james Hood b iossd that gentle
man ssaad,ag il tie rosd, hsvias 10 eAarys
- dsplosshle piees oi huossisy - eosld
vsll b imaaissd. He -
Dssry. aAheRp AND vnrsy,
without hss. eoss or shoes, end . osD oi
raC covered his asksdss.. IL. He'd 10
ioemsd Nr. Seoss dat iks 0sa visited hi
bosse ssris shis aosaiae. esssyias . isses
sssek, and acsrvd Nm. HooA ssd IL eAil-
dses % that s,i1sascs I'D % b s.llsd.
Tbs 0aa vsa - esssy - . lsos, - - -
- fosr'sees. il - impossible % sa1ss-
ssssd vocd 10 usssssa. slshsash - ksps
up eoassass jab6ss ssd j-ssieulssed vihi-
u. 1.sss night
uE M1pr N 4 STRAW STACK
bel0ngiag 70 oes 81 ihs neighhon. NJ
SCOT took hin 10 hss vsepa ssd bseasAs
hin % sosu. snd shes viaised Sheriff Nor
ny 10 - il soos ssrsaeeesss essld 81
b os<ie sO esse Zoe The poor usiosssaaae,
bat The sbesi6 s.id - - poUssiess 10 Do
saythias. - there 80 N Lao ssosiAiae tcs
socA esass. Soeh hsiWg the ease, The nan
- snssed lons. sad il $50 soaaiue
through the directs al The city. He i
shout Shy yssss Of 80. . nsaivs Of Ssisses-
lend. bat Il y soppssed 10 hs hse. il this
seesio" 81 Tie eouo,ry soos tin. - . go
tIeman hesr clsinss b have sesa him u Cos-
cosdia soneshing like year ago. He h.s
evidenil.
BEEN WANDERING YSDR QUITE 4 WHILE,
- HE appearances bssoksss tesap Who
had aeso neither sssp. vAsss OF cisaa
clothes !" ssay -vsska. The hair Of hin
head looks - lboash The eslso bed bssa
chssIaG q il, while ~ scalp u oas of
-eaha and dirt. Ths right tooa 10 lied up
9th req. - tAossA Il - soss o. hsd
hes~ cnt. end q HE -, doe sP IL bes.
de 81 reg. 10 cssriss . a.lss which b
sa's On his loos. I, = di6.uls to s.dss-
ssand ssyshiaG b says. bss Iron Q Gesusn
Who erisd 10 eoesesa With hin. shs sspos,sr
learned that
m NAne = sUPurs vYoua
Hs = 10 . hessihls eoedssios, - shooh
y L>oh~A afA.e 4, 49, ..sl~:.:
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Campbsll's Witnesses Clam % b
Able 70 Prove Q Complete Alipi.

Fn"o parties vh0 vese in the city on
AOnd.y ir"m The vicinity. of Esob~ssss,
No, Il - learned that he Psobshili,ie.
sss shsa Csopbsll, vho = caafosd With
essvsss In Tie eosssv Jail. i ,asoeeas Of
soy eooplieisy IN he 0iesdsls robbery. 1,
= clsioed that o. The day Of ths robbery
CasPseli - il Ksessassss playing sasda
ssd billissds dssiag Tie sssise day, md
every hoas Of biz the esa b accounted
Sos sp . 1870 o'clock q sisA. vhes hi
eroaees sdoissed hin - HI hosae. end
~ Isssss 60 sveas % ~ Asvise ssoaissd
tAsss ell sigAe. KsoAooaes b soos shissy
oijss iron 0lsedals, I'D Il ~ vissspes
~ sssah(sl ~ shsis seaasaaes. i vosld h
6PasieoS - CsopAsli 10 hsvs bsse 10
~ sai6. alshesgA u osy hsve Isss sees-
sosy siass tbe ises.
CAoSssal b . viA. obsolete yosth Of
go Ssoily. 40 be- sp.s he psssioesy
b sssssss liviak sod 1en ~ bsas ~ -
eAassesR. Aeeosiiag % issshes isSosos.
do boo ~ saos viaaaA Caoehsu IL
~ - - 6sI6ss sssil ~ ssss d.y. n
d.y Ses ~ pssliaisssy szaoisassee q he
TO ~ ; - ~ dssssaissd-Ess~s
Cy 1aa
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LINlMENIS

not only relieve pain, bat they ineits
healthy action. su6au~ in1AnnaAlen,
aud oaro, whether the synpto0s proesed
froa voonAs Of the 1oeA, or Neuralgia Of
the nerves. from contracted C0eas or .
sealds4 Aa1A; from i sprains1 ankls
or gasAoA 3sot; whether from dissustias
Pu1PLES s1 . LADYS FACE
Or stRa&aeA jsdnt on Here's Leg.
The aeooy produced ~ Barn Or Soald:
noe110oo&3oa from frost bites: 8Woll.
ings from Strain.: the TEXTURES q Rhoa.
aaAaaA; Crippled Ter He, BY ZONE
ssglssted accident: valuahlo horse or
. Ooeeer's nm mag all be saved from
Ono Bottle Of Contain Lanansnt.
No Heassksepes. Farmer. PIastes. Tesmstes,
or LivssJmsn. eaa a4sfA to be without
Thee VuoAse4al LAniRsots. They can
b pcee1rsd In Any part q tAo globo for
- ots. aaA ol-OO bottle. Trial bottles
. ots.