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acting agent clerk or servant Of any VINO IS no.
OF this state ration not located in TINS
state pay fr such license, Il he is to sell or on to se
by retail twenty-five dollars; il by Wholesale, any dol
lars. (Approved Febru Try "a, lS19)
Chapter III.
AN ACT additional chapter six OF the Revised Statutes
relating to suits for Lands sold for non-Payment OF
T4x.s.
Be it enacted, Sc, as follows
No person shall be permitted to commence maintain or
defend any action law equity, involving the validity
of any sale of land for of taxes until the
of all Interest and costs, arising under
such sale and Of all taxes paid after such sale and IN
terest thereon be dep sited with the clerk Of the
court in which such action shall be commenced by the
party estiug the validity of the SALE to be paid out
by order Of to the party legally and equtsby en-
titled thereto. approved February "a, 1879
Chapter us.
AN ACT relating to Costs.
Be IL enacted, Sc, as follows
Section hundred and eleven of chapter eightytwo
Of the revised statutes hereby amended As to read
follows
Sec. III. When any plaintiff shall in any stage Of
his action become nonsut, discontinue his suit, the
def ndsnt shall his costs against him. and IN all
actions $ we'll those of quitam others, the party pre-
vailng shall be entitled his legal costs When costs
have been allowed against plaintiff on nonsut or dis
continuance, and second suit is brought for the same
cause before former suits paid further
proceedings shall be stayed till such costs are paid and
the suit be dismissed unless they are paid al such
time as the appo .ts. approved Feb2i, lsI9)
Oh pier no.
AN ACT to amend chapter OF the Revised Statutes
concerning Taxes.
Be Il enacted, &c as follows:
Section twenty Of chapter six Of the revised stat
utes IS hereby amended Al to read as follows:
} q Partners in mercantile and other business
whether residing different towns, may be
jointly taxed under their partnership name, in the town
yncre their is carried for all the personal
properly enumerated in the first paragraph OF section
fourteen employed in such business and il they have
places OF business in towns, they shall DC
ax.d in each for the Of property employ
therein; excepting If any portion Of such property Is
placed dcpus situated in town other than where
tr place business is under the circumstances spec
fed in the paragraph Of section fourteen, they shall
be taxed therefor in such other and in these case
they shall be Jointly and eyerally liable for such tax
/ (Approved February -, 1879
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AN ACT fixing The Salaries OF certain Public Officers
and Compensation of certain Members of the
Government.
Be IL enacted, SC, as follows
SEC. /. The governor of the state Is entitl led TO
receive after the first Wednesday of January in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty, from the treasurer of the state in quarterly
payments on the first day of January, April, July
and October OF each year, fifteen hundred dollars.
SEC. ,. The following public officers entitled
terly payments, on the first day Of January, April,
July and October of each year, commencing March
first, eighteen hundred and seventy-nine, which
shall be in full for all services
Secretary of state, twelve hundred dollars per
annum. Deputy secretary OF state, twelve hundred
dollars per annum. The clerk hire In this depart
ment of state, a sum of money not to exceed the
sum Of ten hundred dollars per annum
Treasurer of the state. sixteen hundred dollars
per annum and he is not to receive any other emol
ument or perquisite. For clerk hire in the office OF
treasurer OF state, sum Of money not exceeding
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars per annum.
AdJutant general, nine hundred dollars per an
num- and he shall not receive any other fee, emOlu-
ment perquisite. The clerk hire in the office OF
AdJutant General shall not exceed five hundred
dollars p annum.
Warden state prison, fifteen hundred dollars per
annum, with the use without charge of such part
of the keepers house and buildings Of the state
appurtenant to the prison and yard, the gov
ernor and council may direct, and fuel for his use
which shall be in full for all services, including the
duty Of receiving and pay ing out moneys tor all
purposes. Deputy warden Of state prison,
thousand dollars per annum.
Superintendent of public buildings, six hundred
dollars per annum. Night watchmeu at state
house, not exceeding two in number, FIVE hundred
dollars to each per
Judges of the supreme judicial court, each two
thousand dollars per annum, new judges are
appointed, and whenever there shall be a vacancy
in the office CT judge Of tn supreme judicial court
by death resignation otherwise, there shall be no
appointment to fill the same but the number Of iud-
ges Ofsaid court shall thereafter be limited to seven
Attorney general, one thousand dollars per an
num- in full tor all services, expenses and travel
Reporter of decisions, five hundred dollars per
aunum with the right to retain for his own use fbs
"a 10 ti,,n ,fh
ports. Said reporter however to comply with all
the provisions of section twenty nine and section
thirty OF chap seventyseyen of the revised autes
The compensation of the railroad commissioners
shall be five dollars per day while actually en-
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AN ACT to extend the time for taking Smells in the
Penohscct River and its Tributaries.
Be IL enacted, &C. as follows:
Ssc l. The provisions and penalties Of section eleven
OF chapter twenty-five Of the public of the year eigh
teen hu 1ded and seventy shall not apply smets
taken in h- Penobsco river and its tributaries between
the first and fifteenth days OF April Of each year other
wise, said provisions and penalties shall remain ia full
force. (Approvei February 81, 1879
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PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE

section two chapter forty Of the revised statutes
shall il he is resident Of this state or II ne IS
acting agent clerk servant of person who IS not
resident OF this state orp not located in this
state pay f license, II he is to sell or of r to sell
by retail twenty-five dollars; il by Wholesale, any dol
lars. (Approved Frbru ry "a lot9)
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Chapter 1872.


AN ACT to amend chp:er seventy Ave of the Public
Laws Of eighteen hundred and venty weight, relating
the Protection Of Fisheries and Propagation Of Fish
BE II enacted, sc as follows:
l. Seton eight Of said chapter is hereby amended
by adding the word knowedge, in the furh line
the words and shall have the power sherfs
deputy sherts to all nna for the viola
ton of any of the provisions of this act,' that
amended the first paragraph in said section shall read
follows, viz
shall appoint fish wardens where the be
sary who shall force the provisions Of all public laws
relating to fisheries prosecute all ofenses that
their knowledge and shall have the sheriHs
and deputy shers to all criminal process for the
violation Of any Of the provisions Of this act and they
shall have \ right all times, visit any dam or any
other apparatus for taking FISH, and in the
else Of their duties shall have the right require
aid that sher and their deputies have in executing the
duties Of their Office, and any person negectng to
der 1t when requr d shall forfeit ten dollars
SEC. 2 Section thirteen of chapter seyentyhve OF the
public laws of the year eighteen hundred and seventy
eight, is hereby amended 80 as to read as follows
Sec 3. There shall be annual Clos time for land
locke salmon, commonly called trout togue, black
bass Owego bass and white p.rch in the Of this
togue, from the first day of October the first day Of
May following excepting the St. Croix iver and its
tributaries and all the waters in Kennebec county, in
which the costime shall b. from the fifteenth day Of
September to the first day of May following and for black
bass Oswego bass and white perch from the drst day Of
April to the 6rst day Of July following
SEC g. Section fifteen of said chapter is hereby
amended read as follows:
IS Is. No person shall take catch kill or Ash for in
land loo salmon trout t)gue, in
any Of the aforesaid between the said first day OF
October and the first day of May fllowng in the ST.
Croix river and its tributaries between the fifteenth day
OF s2pembe and the first day OF May following black
bass Oswego bass white perch between the FIRST day Of
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NEW YORK May 2h-MONEY-Easy at 81
4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3lSa4X
per cent. Startling Exchange Bankci1' bills
long, 81 SIX; slort4 SDH,
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NV York, May 24.-Evcnts OF the week In
financial circles were important In many re-,
spects. The money market was easy through
out, and capital generally loaned on call al
2Lai per cent. Foreign exchanges were
strong, alid leading bankers advanced theft
rates to 81 SS1fal 90. Government bond.
were strong and in active demand, particu,
larly the new fouR, which recorded an nd.
vance OF fully ] per cent. Railway and mis-.
ccllane0us speculation exhibited marked
buoyancy carly in the week, aud on an un.
usually active market the highest prices OF tile
year were recorded In many instances. Coal
stocks were notlCeably active, especially for
Delaware, I%lckHwanna and Western and New
Jersey Central, which which rose 2a9H per
cent Granger shares werd also very active,
and advanced la2 per cent.
Among the Trunk Line Shares, Lake Shore
and Erie were firm, willie Michigan Central
exhibited weakness, and declined over 9 per
cent. Among the low.priced shares, G. &C.
" i, Wabash, Iron Mountain, and Hannibal
and St Joseph were conspicuous In the deal.
ings at intervals, and advanced lai per cent.
Western UniOnandA Atlantic and Pacific stocks
were buoyant, the former rising 2A and the
latter ~ per cent. Investment shares were
i'll active demand, and reached the highest
points yet made. Towards the close OF Tic
week the activity subsidized in The general mar.
ket, and under realizatiOns there was a reac.
ton Of Ha5H per cent, with the greatest. dc.
cline in the coal roads, Northwestern. C, C. d.
4 !. and Wabash.
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New YorE.

EEw YoRE, May H-Wool-Very strong
and In active demand; domestic fleece. On
use ; pulled, lIa34c; unwashed, 0a25c. Leath.
'er-Hcmlock sole, 10a2lHc. 'Cotton-Ouiet
and Irregular at l3a13Nc; futures steady,
Elour-Dull; receipts, 10000 bbls; superlne
Western and State, 50 95a3 rs; common to
good, s. 65Gl 50; good to choice, s. O0n 4 81;
white wheat extra, 81 55a5 Is; oxtra Ohio
81 OGaS 90; st. Louis, 50 e0a4 co. Minnesota.
patent process, $Ga7 20. Whcat-Firmer;
receipts, 2S6,00 bush; rejected spring 75a
I6c; No. 3 do 02a05c; No. 2 81 03al 05; I'M.
ungrnded Stable; ungraded winter rcd 05ca
81 12Il9c; No. 8 do 81 12a1 Is, No. 2 do 81 liza
i IIH;lNo1 dos IS; ungraled white 81 lOXa
! Is; No. 2 81 11ARl I2X; No. / do salcs
+i,ON bushels at 81 bal l3X, R~ye-Steady;
western coke. Barley mglt-Dull. Corn
Heavy; receipts 100000 bushels; ungraded
42Hai5Hc; steamer 43Xai4c; No. 9 IIIIu
4i&c; yellow western Acc. 0atS-ln tnir dc.
nlalid receipts 5000 bushels; No. 3 white
S5aJ6Hc; No: 2 3OMa3OHc; western mixed
v HaSOci white western 3TaS0c. Hay
Steady. Hops : Steady; yearlings 2s4c,
Coffee Quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes
lOAal4Hc; job lots l0%al5Hc. Sugar
Steady refining fair to good 63snGXc. Mo,
!aSseS-Nomlnnlly unchanged. Ricc-Firm.
PetrolCuni-Firm; United 7I3Sa755Ec; crude
61GaIAc; refined SIC, Tallow-Steady. Rice
Quiet but firm. Turpentine-Weak. Eggs
Stronger; western l04l2c. Pork-Ouict:
old lneSs 50 20; now $40 10alO %. beef
Firm. Cut Meats-Stcady; long clear s. OOa
5 O5. lard-Modcratcly active; prime steam
50 32Ha9 IS. Buttcr-Hcavy; western l5a
lSXc. Chccse-Fair; western, 2n7c, Whisky
dull at 81 0IHal o..
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Financial and Commercial.
By TBLEGR4PA.


Now hUFAA AANuNI Aua 1ttNAAst
NV YORK May 2h-MONEY-Eaty at b
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3lSalh
per cent Sterling Exchange BankcB' bill!
long $iSTA; short S0A.
aoyElNMEHTs-Firm
uaitet States q Of 1851, coupons, 4..-....a.... l03i
New -Four and . half. .,t6Sl
New Foiil .,..,a...a..
currency os..e-..'..-AH.. .,t'...,..,..s. .i2b
RAILROAD BoRps-IFngllaF.
STAfE BoSps-Dull. South Carolina SiOmi.
nally advanced Is per cent for oldand 10 per
cont for consolidated.
STOcEs.-The markets to-day Il irregular but
unsettled, and the volume OF business les
than for several days past. In the morning
there was a fractional advance In d few cases
but tho general tendency throughout the day
was towards lower prices. Late In the after!
noon, when lower figures were reached, tho
decline ranged from u to TX per cent, In
tho final dealings there was a slight improve.
ment In n portion Of the list, but the market
closed generally weak, Nashville, O~hattanOo-
80 Il 81, Louis rose from 3SN tO'42H and
closed at 42,
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 1900 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore
10000 Wabash, 10000 Northwestern common,
2,S00 pid,, 1900 St Paul, 1900 LAckawnnna,
10 900 New jersey Central, 1900 Delaware and
Hudson. LOO Morris & Essex, $500 Michigan
Ccntnl, 100 O. G. q. & l., G,40O Hannibal &
St Joseph Common,s 1000 preferred, [, 200 Ohio
= Mississippi, 100 Western Union, 1900 A.
4 Il. Telegraph, 1,lO0 Pacific Mail, 1900
Iron Mountain, 1000 Kansas d Texas, 1900
st. Louis Kansas City & Northern, 3.4O6 Nash.
vile, Chattanooga 4 81. Louis, 1900 Louis.
vile 4 Nashville, 1900 Quicksilver, and 1900
American District Telegraph.
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PMLADELruIA, May "a Flour-Qni.t:
extra Ohio $780, Minnesota extra family
low grades 81 80; do medium to good 81 sol
1905 Ohio do fair 10 good S 25a5 so; Iii
nois s T6aG 10. Rye FlOur-Firm. Wheat
Dull; No. | amber 81 lGH; No. Z, 81 Ii; ex-
tn white Michigan $l14; No. 8 red, elevator,
$l13. Corn-Demnnd limited rejected track
9SaSSc, as to quality; steamer 3SalOc. Oats
Steady; white western 3S4aSic; fair 10
good Ohio 35a35Hc; western 35haS6ISc.
Professionalism Beef-MGSS So 90. Mess
Pork-$lO 5oal0 G2H. Hams-Smoked Sha
OI1c, B~uttor-stCady creamery extra isa
l0c; New York ind Bradford county, Pa :
l5al7; western reserve extn 12alGc; do good
to choice 0allc. Eggs Firm; western loH
alSc. Oheese-Firm; western full cream Ia
nc. Petroleum-Steady refined SIC; crude
INC. Whisky-Firm; western 81 o.,
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ChienEo.

OHicGso, May a.-Nour y Good demand at
fill prices. Wheat-Fair demand hut ut
lower rates; No.2 Chicago spring 81 OK cash ;
81 DIX June; $l0OH July;No. s do SOkaSlc;
rejected CSC. Corn-Duil, weak and lower
at 363Egs9XC cash; S51Gc bid June; a85SaS0c
July; size August Qats-nqll, weak aud
lower ut ,2Qt4c cash and June; Soc July.
Rye-ateady and unchanged. Barley-EkicF
80 IS cash; 50 57ySao DO June; % 6SJ5sS 70
July; August 50 so LArl-InactivGb but lower
at $g0ix CaSh and June; $D15 July; $G22k
August. Bulk Meats-Easler at IS 85aI D5s
Ass. WhiSEy-steady at 81 02.
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Nov York Tribune.
The real issue goes to the country with
.sl the Democratic Threats, and efforts,
and failures. 1t Is attempted revolution
under color otiorms Of law. And it has
.disgraccfully failed. Next, the people
will ask why an extra session was called?
Why were not the neediul appropriation
bills passed at the last session? II the
Democratic party does not dare to bite rs
n banks, why did it not spare the country
|Nlltho trouble, and risk, and expense Of
this extra session. WHO will speak with
respect OF the braggarts gho dared 10
threaten 10 starve the Government, but do
inSt dare 10 try III Senator Chandler
wrote their cpiiaphs. His pithy speech
was true; the would-be Rebels OF 1879, will
be remembered and punished, a swere the
Rebels OF 1881. BOT q man oil these
Northern doughfaees will escape. 10
constituency, whatever Its partytendency
will dare to nominate them. They will g
from publicli life, never 10 return, and OF
their political tombstone a patriotic peoplI
will write, "AIene, meme, tekel upharsinl
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THE. WHEELING DAILY MTELLIGENgER, MONDAY MORNING. MAY 26 l@&


BAIFtNoRE May 9L.-Flour Quiet and
steady. Wheat-Wcsten a shade lower, clos.
Ing iirm; NJ. 2 Pennsylvania red u 1f1; No.
2 western winter rcd, spot and May, 81 la
/ Az June 81 l8A; July u l2Ai August
81 0Dhal OK. ,COrn-Westerh dull and low.
err western mixed, spot, I4G; May IS2<aIiC,
June 1870; July l3&ci August 44Ac. Oats
Good inquiry and firm; Pennsylvania Slag9u
western white a5aSJc; do mixed 3la3ic. Rye
Firm; good to choice, 6Sa0ic. Haydn.
changed. Provisions Dull and nominally
unchanged. Butter active and firm choice
western dairy, packed, llai0c; factory lialSe.
Egs-A shRiG iirmeF, ltISal2c. Petroleum.
Quiet and nOminally iirmnr; crude 0%a0An;
SkaSAc. Coffee steady and lniet;
RIO CarEoes lOAal4Nc. Whisky dull at q lou
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Tolcnn.

ToLEpo, May 9l.-Wheat-Dull; No. 1
white Michigan 81 0sG; extra white MiChi.
gan 81 TX: amber MiClIigau caslI 81 1l5E;
May 81 II; July 81 0GX asked; 500 bid; No,
9 red Wabash cash 81 l2X; June 81 004
bid No. 3 do$l 0S; amber western 81 l3A
Nc. 2amber Illinois 81 15X. Corn-Dull and
tiSm; high mixed sS9NG No. 2 cash and
May a1kr; June 3sNc; July Ss2fc; dam
aged 35Hc. Oats-EOninal.
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NRw YoRK, May oL-Cotton aud wolen
goods IN steady demand by package buyers,
and prices very firm. Agents are making
large deliveries Of wool fahnVls. Additional
makes Of brown and bleachel cottois I'D.
vanced by agents. Prints and gingllAtns re-
main quiet, but lawns IN steady demand.
Foreign goods dull, but silks more firmly
held.
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ST.. LOUIS, May 2i.--CArrLE -Dull; supply
and demand very light and little doing; re.
cClpts 200 head; shipments so head.
H~ods-ActiVc hut lower; rough heavy 10
a3 26; Workers to laltimOreS s. S0a3 l0t
smooth heavy to Philatelphias IS 40aS 30, Re-
Gel pts 1900 heal shipments $500 head.
SnREP-Dull aud unchanged.
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FoR SKIN ERurrIoxs, Impoverished
Blood, Diseases OF tho Kidneys and Blad,
der, take a wineglassiul of Diner Rakoczy
Bitter Water every morning. This water
contains medicinal properties OF a.high
order and Is q valuable remedial agent.
For sale by all druggists,
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Placed over the centre OF the nervous forces,
the pit OF the stomach, CoLLlSs' yoLrAic ELEC-
PLAsTERs furnish the abSorbents with
that marvellous vitaliEing and restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprieties Of our own fragrant BalSamS and
Pine. The amount of Vitality they misuse
With weak and paralyzcl parts is astonishing.
Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pain, and prevent
Ague and Contagious MalariaI Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
Weak and Sore Lungs, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism, Neu.
rIalgia and S%ciatica, they arc the best remedy
IN the world.
PRICE Is CENTS.
bcsurc that you have what you arc willing
to pay for. Call for CoLLNS' VoLrAIc ELEC.
nc PLASTER. so!dby|l Druggists.
IF&W
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SUFFERERS f ESst N Energy. Manly
-A~41nz- VigOr, Syphllia, or any
form Of disease, cuFetl At the old WESTERN
elnnRtI, by the only sure aud reliable remedies
No charge until cured. Call OF write for free
advice. Charges low. Half rates % the
poor. oS1aS
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SALES.
UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE

will offer MAY 8lst, at the rnntdoor Of tho Court
u0use, at 10 O'clock 4, NJ, uue House and Lot on
front by 100 feet deep. Also, aDEellIng House north
o. The North Street N. E. Church, on Market street,
At the same timO and place. The IiOuSe c0ntaIus four
rooms. Terms will be made known on day Of ule,
my2J W. II. lIALLER, AuetiOnoer,
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A Boston Physician says
Since | received so much relief from the
use oft myself, after n thorough trial Of the
usual remedies, | have privately advised It's
use, and presume ! have sent to your store no
less than one hundred Of my patients for It"
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists.
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., II : leaving Columbus at $40 ?. ". and e.8oA y.
my ~ Except Sunday, At 6IO'P. ~, NTH IlSSnino az
PsSth.s arriving in Chicago at ESQ next moTninS.
Hetst S w. % secured In advance at Union DcpSt
hEuaLnan's PalAee Drawing Room slceplnv On.
Sn" y HHItnont change from StebenTilIe Rnd Eolum.
IoSSIs~ Unanhad, louisville, Indianapolis and st.
For through Tickets, Baggage CHECK. s,..,,n, n.
~ InSolau9nst and any further inloFnatIon. annlX
HAAS AZ y. bELLEVIELE, Ticket Agent n Payn
T reTato a RSPo5 foot Of Eleventh street, or Al civ
D. W. CALDWELL,
GEnl Manager, Columbus, q.
W. L. 0'RRIEN,
mol. ssn'i Paw. aud Ticket Agent c~Olumbus, u.
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&e16saviEe AeaoaRlotaRon-I.,v. ..n.l-
/. M Bridgeport 500 p, M; ArriVs. II IrstI n.hI ah 80
E Uds, J. \ ~ a.; leaves sIelbenyllle ii $40 a nj. RstSsaIt
TsttSe. !. mi arrives q BellaITo At lis an A
In in EsS II M h%Sgage Chech to all principal poInt,
Once In Bridgeport ~ u le Ticket
FIR MYERs.
neIal Passenger and TfnkeI A1ant
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BA1TIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD co.


on and after May IS, 1879, Passenger Tain, vtn
run Ss iolloWs-WheelIng Time: WI"
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acknowledges Antidote

lor thCSc dlCRns. and ran ic r,lgcl uuon Ia,
s esiSi % Relieve them Of their rNiilS ani
Connecticut western news., 1879-11-05
A Wet Subject.

A number of medical students in Indianapolis recently undertook to make victim of professional "resur. rectionist." They told him that they had secured body and asked him to remove it from it's hiding place. The supposed corpse in the bag was live medical student. The students pointed out the spot where the bag was con- cealed, and the professional threw the bag over his shoulder and and set ont for the college. The corpse, with no knowledge of his whereabouts, straight ened out just as his bearer was crossing the canal. With rare presence of mind the intended victim of the joke heaved his burden over the bridge into the water and calmly walked on. Had not the companions of the unfortunate fellow rushed to his rescue there wo uld have been a "sure enough" corpse in the party.