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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25
MEDICAL.
TO THE unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remedies!
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,

MO. 623 KEARNY
IN street, corner Of
Commercial, s q n
Francisco, California.
Private entrance ON
Commercial street.
Established in 1884,
for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal
Diseases such as Con.
orrhea, Gleet. Strict
ure. syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal
Weakness. Impotcncy
etc, etc. Skin dis
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25
CHINESE CURES I!
DR.. MEN LEE,
The Celebrated Chinese Physician,

rs PREPARED TO TREAT PATIENTS IN
l. the most scientific manner. He has made
medicine his lifetime study, and cures almost
every disease. He cures rheumatism in .
short time. He has new ramedies for all
SPECIAL DISEASES, and can cure them very
quickly. His medicines are all given hot. He
uses no cold remedies. He has made number
should at once consult him, Chronic diseases
yield readily to his remedies, and cures where
many others have failed.
School Of Canton
oFFIcE-Rsd Building west side OF Monroe
street, jel II
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25
AMERICAN LAROn uNIor.

THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE
i American Labor unfon will b. held q
Armory Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING Of
each weeHzDy peTscn desiring informnticn
In regard to the Union. can obtain the same By
applying to the Secretary, at Armory Hall, BE-
tween the hours Of ? and O'Clock n. daily
A. G. BISHOP, Prtsident.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, Secretary. ap17-n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25
RED n En- .

NyNNEMUCCA TRIBE. NO. 9. IMPROVED
w Order Of Red Men. hold regular coun-
ellis al Masonic Hall on the third sleep Of every
seven suns. at the seventh run. thirtiefh breath.
Sojourning braves. warriors snd chiefs. are
cordially invited to meet in council.
r.. M. BEATTY. Sachem.
MAX JAcoBs, Chief Of Rec. I'd. al
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NOTICE

,u,HE BoLpER OF CERTIFICATE SITS. 100
l shares of Hussey, is requested to call 81
eur once. fAAToN 20;
EusehA. Jaay .. le7S. Ss-u
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BRICK FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND lso 900
!. fresh burnt Brick. which he Is anxious to
uispose o.. Messrs. n. Sadler, and Owen Ge
rIarty OF the Silver Brick Saloon, are my au-
snoFized agents. and parties desiring to par.
chase can inquire OF them.
J. NoAvOY.
EassAa. August 10 isss. ssIs-ans
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BuLLIoN ENcAMPMENT NO. ID

BULLION ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.
II OLDs REGULAR SESSIONS ON THE
III Third MONDAYS of each month. 1t
IL o'clock. p. M, at Odd Fellcwe' Building.
sojourning Pstriarchs are invitsd to attend.
BEN. C. LEVY, C. p.
8. d. HENRY, Scribe. je4tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-25

EUREKA LODGE. Nd. Is. =. 4 A. II.
rJvHE STATED COMMUNICATIONS or EU.
i reka Lodge, No. 16, r. A. NJ, will b.
held in Odd Fellows Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every month.
Members CT sister lodges, and sojournfng
brethren In good standing. are cordially inviE
ed to attend H. JOHNSON, W. n.
W. p. STEIcHELMAx, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
THE HUMAN WILL.

Ones life y. after all, given somewhat
into ones own hand. 1. yon say i viii
not, % any destiny that seems to shape
itse'f 10 you, the seeming destiny Is apt
tduisdergo a decided change. There IL y
great .ieni ~ VIII. y n sAesy 80 who say
4 wfil not lie ias,r.. who becdsne rich; The
men WIN think. ,wha:vver II In me shalt
come out. who hecun,e known 10 the
world; the men who Resolve. II will he up
right whoa never overcome by the
temptations ~ yier. HiIorians have
written Of soldiers that did not know
when they were beaten;' hut these were
the men who. IN the end, know they were
victoriuus; and IN the hattie of life, not T."
know when oi,e IA bvatrn ls great thing.
Disagreeable people are usually 70 Lrcsus-
they make -" rii;u To- he otherwise. A
man may compel himself 10 Le fnieres-
ting by fighting with All unsocial disposi-
tion. u Is only the woman who declare
herself hap'rly, aud make no effoits TO
dress bsconingly. who is ever actually so
TO others.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
DEATH.

We shall rome dowa 10 The .aims when
xe shall have but ten day. left. thea nihs
days. eight days. seven days. SIX days. Eve
days. fur days. three days. ~" day.. one
DAY. Thsu hours; three hours. two hours
onr hour Then only minutes. left Eve
IN nute,. four minutes. three minutes. two
minutes. one minute. Then only seconds
left: three seconds. tuo srcohas. one se.
ccud. .--Gonr The ch.pte, of life is ended |
The book elosrd Th. pul.e issi rest The
feet through With the journey! Ths hsnds
closed from al w.rk !. No word on the
lips. No breath ip the postril. The muscles
still. The lungs still. The tongue still
The nerves still. All aill-Ynu might
put the siethoscope to the breast. and hear
"O s'u"d. You might pa. . speaking
trumpet TO the ear. hut r"uld DOT break
he deafness. No motion. No thrvb. No
.ife. Still Still.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
SET YOUR AIMS ilIGII.

A man gro~s into his aims, and rises nr
sinks With them IL !. one Of the mot
familiar facts ofasily experience. aud holds
goad in every sphere Of action. Take the
s-t,si the musician. the poet. wha, is their
Effort .ut b" give shane snd form bsfore
the eye or the ear. TO The idsal existing in
their own imagination? The man satisfed
w:ih bis own work never can be great. Ia
IL no, po,orisus thsi ss he sdvancs. in skili
he becomes m"rs critical and difficult to
please. and sees defects in work on which.
perhaps years before. he iookel With con.
plscenl saiisfseiions Whence The seua.
tiveness ta fauliS IIss hs lost his skin Of
eye aud hand. bis ssnss of beauty and form
or ealsr. or hsrmonya Not in the least.
lie has si@ply gro#a. end as he has xrown
his Conceptions have grown. Let any one
compare ais work as > man 9Th bis work
% child. aud he will smile 81 tie dias..
snes. And Il 10 just shs same with che
c''nscisnce a !: u uish The intellect. The
ame law pervsds III our nature. The
MN whs hzs scqn'yed sense of sn. has
simply grown. lIr hss bet nothing. hut
he has gsiaed--he hss gained ps. con-
cepiion ofhelins~. The f.eis concerning
himself remain xhss ihsy we're. hu. bis
thoughts have scared into higher sphere.
and he has brssthed pure sinorpbsre.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
now NOT TO GET LOCAL NEWS.

lie came into our sf6ve. and sftsr psy-
ing his subsoription. said:
I gurss sou c-n stop sending my paper:
I've just subscribed ~ paper ! Used
just co. We returned.
Hs pulled the paper ort ~ his pookst
sod haudsd 10 10 q, f"r inspection. Il wss
9 philsbslphis poblics'ian. bsisg Neatly
printed. orpsmen,sd wi,h hspd-oinely su.
graved hsaj snd cn,tsin,ng shout futy.
eight columns a rsnj,nE msitsr
A very fair loOkipg p.prr.' s.id ~s.
Yes said he.
but my dear cir. do yeu 6nd much ps~s
concerning our county in iir
No. be didn't know that be he'd found
any
Do ,ou snd sny,t,ng sbout our s,s's,'
No. be never did
And yet he needed that sheet much poIs
than he dill he county pspsr.
Such men are blessioTs 70 our commuui.
". Whist enterprise wvuld sourisb wi,b-
out tbenls
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

THE HOME JOURNAL. takes the earliest
Occasiun 0l the rrseitlrment OF business uron
the s,erie l.sis TO return TO lis uld subsrripioH
rates before the war, two dollars year. This
was its price during nearly the rniiTr period oi
the cd'turslip ~ " u. WILLIS and q T. NOR
RlS. The present Tr'iIn',ion ~ doubly TOR the
advantage OI thrlsulIscribrr, ior while the rate l.
the same Years ago, tlir size of ne palIrr has
been increased iully third, variety of new u.
trrary attractions have been added, with 'ulI
review of the news Of ihs hr.t sociriy at home
aud abrO I'd every week. making what the press
has almost unanim"iIsly DECLARED 10 he
- The Best Litertry AMI Society Paper
in America.
This marked lan Ia the stil,scrilprr the pub
Usher. are graiiiird 10 Ie able To- make iihout
loss Co themselves 10y reason afthr prr-cnt large
circulation uI the paper. fn the same tliTsrtian
they count an siill greater advantage to ilIrir
slhscTibers, constantly Increasing the value nf
the paper and reducing I. .Ie prize. thus keeping
il IN the future as u has 1ren in the past. the
CIfOICrST AND CIfEI PEST
exronsnt "f culture in tir land. The leading
depart ments Of the journal runprise Editorials
ON topics af fresh Interest: brilliant Romanres
and Portraiturrs Of American Lille; Editorial l.e-
views of new events 10 the world Of Br les-l.eI.
tres, Painting. Sculpture. Sricure. Musir. and
the Drama: original Essays: Ample Excerpts
from the best European Writer'S spicy Letters
from tnrrcs pnntlrnis IN all tlr great Capitals u
the World: cnpiOus Extracts from New ii"ok.:
aud rary arrounts nf sayings. happenings aud
,loings To- the lrau Monde: rmhi aring thu very
resIcSt nattcrS Sf interest in this country and in
Europe-the whole completely mirroring the
at aud wisdom. the hIImnr aud pathus. the
news and sparkling gossip ri the times.
TERMS. FE::: az PnSTAGE.
rhe Home Journal One copy, one year, -
2 rnpirs. one year. 81
IG '' " " ~
Sul,srriiers who wish tn jnin with the IIomr
InmTHHl any nnr of the lradHg prriDdirals like
HarIsr's MagAzIne: IlaIper's wrrkly lippin.
rnit's. Blarkwoud's. Ihr English QiaItrrles, etc.
may d. at the rrdurrd rate ~ IS - kT the fur
dollar magazines: o. IS for tittrlrs Living Age;
e. 80 for Appirton's journal. Address
NORRIS PHILLIPS & CO..
No.3 Park Place. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

world A. The clnse nj the speech there
was considerable applause. IN which your
correspondent. In behalf of General ~.
Is. TaIisferro and Major john Poe. joinesi
heartily. = Richmond Dispatch.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Sorss. rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
tic Bones, Si,le and Head. Female
Weakness, StrriIity. T.eucorrh9a, arising
from internal .ulccration. aud Uterine
disease. SyphiIitic aiI Mercurial dis
eases, Drorsy. Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillai combination Of
vegetable Alternatives 49, StilliDgia. Man
drake. Yellow dock $3.50 with tic lOdidrs
Of Potassium aud Iron. aud Is the most
cfIicacious medicine yet known for
the diseases IL is intended 10 cure.
It's ingredients are soskillully com.
bincd. that the full Alternative effect Of
eaciI is assured, aud while IL Is 80 mild
as 10 be harmless even 90 children. IL is
still 50 effectual a. to purge out from Tie
system those impuTities aud CorruptioiIs
which develop into loathsUne disease.
The reputation u enjoys Is derived
from iis cures. and tile confidence Which
prominent physicians all over tie conn.
Try r1nsc 10 Il. prove their experience
OF is us''!nlnrss.
Certificates attcsting its virtues have
accumulated. ami are constantly being
received. and as many Of tll"sc Casps are
publicly known. they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority Of this Saf.
sal,arilia over every other Alternative
nie,iicine. so generally L. its SHIrri.
ority to any other medicine known. that
~ need do no more than 10 assure the
public that tho beet qiaiities IL las ever
possessed aEC strictly maintained.
rEEPAnEp sr
. Or. J. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, MAS,
psgrtIeTf aB5 .tastyfIsSL gLsmIsis.
ttED ~ ALL lcIst COATS LVLkT SHLEE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
BLACKwOOU'S
Edinburgh Magazine.

EF These Reprints are not Selections; they
give The original. In Fun. aud at about one-thir
The price of the English Editions.
No publication tan compare with the leading
British Periodicals ahoyr named. reprinted by
the Leonard Seott Publishing t'omptny. In res
pcrt 60 ndrlity Of research, accuracy of state
uirnt. and purity Of style. they are without any
Equal. They keep race with modern Thought,
discovery experiment and achievement. wheth-
or in religion. science. literature. 1r art. The
sbest writer. hll their pages with most lntere>i
ing :syiews of history, aud with an intelligent
narrziinn ofthe great events II the lay.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Coi. l.. L. Polk, Commissioner nf ARii-
culture, will tlelIverths Commencement
address at Rutherford College on The 2lsI
VI May uVxt.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

.sfsa L r,fxNu - asnx4xfe -
:, - . G.. II y32 I -
s.4s3{s II y = . 80
WYE Y! ~ w \ -.
= 3 =
~
use: VI
iutsifge 4 =. 'yisG
:. As.'vs. z ss'ss.
2. industry io Hsss. =,
One ',ousana pssees ~ opsn ~
one .pousaao s''ss ~ y -
ssssdard' I. !
Many o. a's
a'feaoy Y. " 141l
.nos'
sssss rw
|, ys s!s. = .|| |el3 ..,..lI
ae'a,e "A y ~ < Z
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

Lay sour finger on Jour pulss, and know
that at every stroke sOme imIuuTtsI pAtses
10 bis maker; some; fslIow being cros.es the
river Of death. aid IL We but think Uf IL.
We may sell wonder that il should bs 80
long before ssvs.tsen years. Oaly one per-
son in ten ih"u.snd liyss 10 be . hundred
years old. aud but one 10 hundred reaches
siI,y years. rae married live longer thai
the single. There l. ons soldier 10 every
eight psnons. aud out Of sye,y thousand
born, niBsIy.6ss weddings take iisCs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

THE BRIDaL CHANBEH.-Hs was tall
and awkwari, and she was short and
hashf,Il: hath werran aspect "frsceeding
great joy.--Thry entrrrd o hotel In 81.
Louis. and aftu he had registered his
name "and ls,iy." he aid 20 uhs clerk
'ss~ her. mister. nieand my wife have
just been spliced. aud am going To show
Amanda the town ifE takes mule . day.
Now give ~ ons ~ them r"on,s like the
Temple ~ solon.on, you know"
The clerk called 10 = boy aud said
show this gentleman tho bridal cham.
her,"
AZ this the tall rustic became instantly
excited.
"Not oys Iomg sl,nt You shiny haired,
billed shiris,l. iollar.hrrasiesi. pinned grim
ming ,nnnkry. you can't play that on me
&c . am rom :he cJunIry. ye don't catch
the and my wife lotiging IN your duggune,l
old harness house"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
ThE BLACK DEATH Il Hl'rissx.

THIS black deaih. WI, III 5la1 SgaIbsp-
peHn,i III some parts of itusAis w proved
very destructive. shd cnlis~ss thy ,xsfhiest
alarm. This Il the ks'kss disease wi,ivl' ~
the fourteenth cen,nse Sle~ot.isl Che
globe, snd Il g~ts lie :,Ams from tl,s HACK
sl'css. xympto'nsalc of : putrtd sl<eompo-
siiion, thai show tI,snhelvss ~ osss " iis
stages on the skin 81 the sufferer. II b.
ihoughlse nave bad iir origin 10 China la
1888, soli. IS yess4bvfofe lis insbreak IN
Europe, aQ.i L ragged .i.r 25 years, while
,lroughis, ,ni,rs. Gosds, earthquakes
that slsa rsr~pr AD. >aaolnlsl,ss.
and swarins of locurts spread siEvAslatian
everywhere. During she same period.
Europe had ms many abnormal conditions
as had the Fast The order uf Mature aI,-
peaI~,i TO he reversed. The seasons were
at various times inverted; thunder storms
were frrluent In mliwinter, and Volcanoes.
long considered extinct. hurst forth afresli.
The lheory Is that the trxtraorsiinary ne.
tlviiy Of the earth. accomDanied by de.
coniposition ofvast organic nIssses-n,y.
riasis ~ l,cusis, brutes. end bodirs Of
human beings--producee some change in
the atmosphere inin,icill .te life.--Sone
writers say that the Eimpure mir was ar
tually visible as II approached with It's
burden Of death. The plague owed It's
extension almost wholly 20 infection and
contagioa. Threr yssra passed from the
'iats of its appearance In Coustatinople 10
fore II crspt by n huge circle TO the Russian
trrritories. Statistics were not attainalle
then, hut II 10 estimated that in China
alone 1900, ,O00 people died. and IN the
Remainder ~ The East 2i,0S0.0OO s,uls
p~rislie,i. making grand and terrible
total Of 80, ,OO0.VO0. Although there 10 little
danger Of the spread Of the pest to Western
Eur"pe-for many generations IL has been
confine,l 60 the East-it Is not strange tina,
the Russians should bs started by the
ravages the black death has already made
Persons attacked with II are said to die
like fiirs, and the ignornnt and sur,<rsiI-
ti''ns rrasanity are so terrified by Il that
many are thought To have Ierish-d of
mere fright. Fortunately. the laws Of
health and the peculiarities of dIsease srr
much better understood uow than ia cen.
iuriss gone by.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
now TO PROSPER IN BUSINESS.

10 the FIRST place. make up your mind To
scronplnh whsie,sr y"u undertake; de-.
eide upon s"me particular employ m.nt and
p.rss eve in IL. All difficulties .rs over
como hy diligence and ss-iduiiy. BE rot
afraid 10 work wiih Jour own hand aud d..
ligsntly Ito. "A cat in gloves catches n"
mice lie who remains In ,he mill grind,.
not he Who goes aud c"me..' Attend IT,
your husih' - never trust to another. "a
pot that belongs I" msny is III stirred aud
~"rse hOiled.' he frugal. That which
will not make pot will make . po. lid.
'ssre the pence and the pounds will take
care 81 ihsmselyrs.' BE sbsteini"us.
Who dsntiss lo,e. shall beggsrs prove
Rise early. Plough deep While .lurgsrd,
.Ieep. aud YOU shall have curn to sell AID
keep Treat every one with respect aud
eivili'y. Everything Is gsined and moth
ing l"st BY eourtesy' fiocd manners in
sure success. Never anticipate wealth from
any source than lsbor; especially never
place dependence upon becoming tho pos.
ses>or ef sn inheritance. lie Who ron.
after shsdow has ws.ri.ome race A
bovs alI things never despair.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
1EREsfor isss tIUeindi"s Tosfoge;I
'ArAsLe STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
POSTAGE.

This item oserpense, now borne Wy the pub
fishers q ru.iyslsni ta rssIucton VI % Irr cent
On he eoyt 10 subscribers IL former wears.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
Ay er's
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula. and ali
scrofulous diseases. Erysi.
pelas. Rose. or 50. Antho.
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptivc diseases Of the
skin, clcerations Of the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys,
Lungs, pin,pl, :, l'ustuIrs.
lIoils, Blotchrs. IuInors.
letter. Salt RlIeum. Scald
Head. RinrMnrni. I.lcnrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
HsaeNsHaHFFH
PREMIUMS

Ssw slii.eril,ers (appiy ing earlyI f"r the year
1879 may have, withoui charge. the nuInlri . for
the last quarter Of ISIS Of such periodicals ~
they NAV subscribe for.
DR. Tnsgrssi, new snbscTib~rs 10 any two. three
or four ofths s,ose Isrrindicss, MAY have one 81
lis .Fotw Ksyiews lnr 1873; saT~crihers 10 al
ave NAV have two ~ the -Four ReviTws. or one
ssi nf KIzrkwsod's Magazine for lsss.
Neither premiums 10 sul,serlleIs nor disro,ini
"a eluIs can he allowed unlrss fhf money u te.
miied direct TO the rnblishers. No premiuin'
To secure premiums it will i- necessary 70
make sarly application. asthe stock asailsbc Tor
that purpgsc 10 limited.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co,
81 Barclay st. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05
aassea HaHsas
CLUBS

A diseount of twenty per cent VIII be SLOWED
10 clubs four OF mofe pcrsons. Thus: four
sent to one address FOR si1. -: four copies of'he
f,ur R~yiews and Blackwood f,r sIs and 10 on.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1879-03-05

More men worry and fret ,bsusel,ss crs.
~ over tsyes tbsp oyef.lvys.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-07-03
The Sand Blast.
Portland Argus.

Among the wonderful an6
useful inventions Of the times is
the common sand blast. Sup
pose you desire piece of marble
for a grave-stone; you cover the
stone with sheet Of wax nc
thicker than a wafer, then cut
in the wax the name, date, d.,
leaving the marble exposed.
Now pass it under the blast and
the wax will not be injured at all,
but the sand will cut letters deep
into the stone.
Or, if you desire raised let
ters, a flower or other emblem,
cut the letter, flowers, &C., in
wax and stick them upon the
stone; then pass the stone under
the blast and the sand will cut it
away. Remove the wax and you
have the raised letters.
Take a piece of French plate
glass, say two feet by six, and
cover it with fine lace; pass it
under the blast, and not a thread
of the lace will be injured, but
the sand will cut deep into the
glass wherever it is not covered
by the lace. Now remove the
lace and you have every delicate
and beautiful figure raised upon
the glass.
In this way beautiful figures
of all kinds are cut in glass, and
at a small expense. The work
men can hold their hands under
the blast without harm, even
when it is rapidly cutting away
the hardest glass, iron or stone,
but they must look out Tor fln-
ger nails, for they will be whit
tied off right hastily.
Ii they put on steel thimbles
to protect the nails, it will do
little good, for the sand will soon
whittle them away; but if they
wrap piece of soft cotton a.
round them they are safe. You
will at once see the philosophy
Of it. The sand whittles away
and destroys any hard substance,
even glass, but does not affect
substances that are soft and
yielding like wax, cotton or fine
lace, or even the human hand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1879-07-03
How it Feels to be Poisoned.

q. G. Cook, the special state
house policeman and watchman,
took a dose of strychnlne by
mistake about a month ago.
He was found in the state libra
ry, lying upon a reading table,
perfectly unconscious, his back
arched, and his head almost
reaching his heels, in a violent
'tetanict conyulsion. Medical
aid was summoned, aud after
three hours pumping and rub
bing, during which time he was
knotted in spasms, he recover
cd. His first request was for a
chew of tobacco, and in an
hours time he was apparently
in his customary health, and
with the exception Of a feeling
of soreness III his muscles he felt
comparatively well. He slept
remarkably well that night and
got up in the morning none the
worse for his evenings blundcr.
He described his sensations up
on that occasion to a Neacs re-
porter this morning: "After /
had taken the stuff / walked
down the street 10 the Metro
politan Theatre and took a seat.
] was hot all over, grew dizzy
and light headed; everything
turned white, and felt so queer
that | got mp and walked down
stairs. j went 10 the state IL
brary and laid down on the
reading table. That was the
last / knew until / was brought
to. ] didn't suffer any particle
of pain, not a bit. After came
to | asked for some tobacco,a ,and
got up and walked around, and
If / hadn't been a little weak
and sore, | would have felt bet
ter than | do now. 1t is an ex-
pericnee / don't want to have
again, though. There is too
much danger in it to suit me. )"
Indianapolis Nears.