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CRIMINAL NEWS.
Two Persons Hanged and One
Respited IN Arkansas
Yesterday.
Othor Executions in Hartford,
Conn.,, and Woods
field, o.
The Daily Hecord OF Miscellaneous
MiBdseds.
ARKANSAS EXECUTIONS.

ARKANSAS EXECUTIONS.
Lf71LR lt>CK, Ark, May 2S.-Thotnns Ed.
nuns suffered tho ponalty Ut donth to-day Mt
Ozark for tho murder Of hia supposed wifc nnd
child ono year ago. Ednlunds lived In kon.
Kentucky, where he WIZ married and had a
wtfo md children. 1Io loft his family in CON.
pnny with tho woman whom he killed, md settled
Iii Washington County ofEhtoon months nRo. Tho
ilcit connection being disc covorcd hc loft, rs ho
safa, to return to Kentucky with tho woman
and their child. Tho arrvnl at tho Arknnaaa
Hivct In johnson County WINS tho Inst occns!on
an which tho wotnan and child wcro ever
seon nlivo, 4 fow months Rftnr tlts
tho roceding river exposed tho skeleton Of
a woman and somo articles known to
hare boon In tholr possession whom last
seen. and wonderful ehnin Of circumstances
led tn bis detection, nrrest, md conviction lit
tho Frnnklin Circuit Court. After q chnnge Ut
her last, but the sentence WIS superseded BY nm
ease q rs n s sentensS tho Governor appointed
Iht IL o'cock he wns transported to tho ecat-
fold Sitting OIL his c0s!'ti. 1ft dtspanyct1 rennrk-
ls,syol 10 .oars. 11e protested cutiro lnnoconco
OF tho cr!c,e to tho 1ast-
After the customary reliRious ceremonies. tho
T. eleven minutes be w..s rrono'nced .lst1' and I'D
HSt snysfee5ts ef 5ssR. e hts s esr under
tencc Of death Mt starien. Crlttenien County: TO-
day. wGs s. supereode'l by an appeal to tho su'
MEaritis, Nay AL. /; Ford was hansod this
attcE,,oon at Marien, Crttscn4[en County. Arg.
for The h. mssler s,. q John n5oedway qgIamitted
r. =, 9ns @ # I the b. ~ + 59!,r i ~ s5rsstsd , ~ =,
f5s aRa ~as Te2 5 Pe sftss Gss as i
ink resi.ted, toiir'es shot and E!iied hi!n. Al
, 1880-05-29

HAnrFoRp. Conn.,, Mny ga scvcro hurri-
cane passed over snf1'cd and Enfield this after
noon. 1n Snttlcld about dozon burns md
tobacco sheds we're blown down. md
many orchnrti .and othor trees uprootol.
sykns. prove. ravorit picnic ground, wns
ruined. In Thumpsonviltc md vicinity tho tor
nudo was severe. Many barns wcro nlown down,
ani ono now brick building demolished. Me-
Crones xrcun.housC. thu largest III tho StAtc
wlS nearly destroyed.
, 1880-05-29
A CHICAGO ATTRACTION.


Visitors to the city find tho Chicago Grain
anu Provision Exchange, Mt IL md III
Clark street, ono OF the most Interesting
placcs In Chicago. They arc sure to mike
friends AMI AcuuatntAnccs, alll catl EASILY
realizo enough. oli y single trada to pay
their expenses. vhls ExellanRu now l,,ls
indianapolis,
, 1880-05-29

NsT. Dr. tloodwia.. Mr. Chares Leonard. o. Vest
England.
CAITEla1 q, -, 1aao. ut Chrlat Church.
DAYtnn u, by the Row j. 4. WGltneF t41ai9 EhrtGr
md Caroline I<ouso daughter Of the 'nto Ur1son D.
, 1880-05-29


,IiAnptN1on 2iny 3, at 7o'clock d.. H., soth ".
1Ihrttn tn Ills 4sth ycnr.
Fnernl servlcy* AMnday May 70 at o'clock. nt tho
feafdcnca Of judge 1iolbfuok, B70 11dianu.aT.
McUAKTt1r--Stny ID NJ rcsdenc1 III West Hub
bnr.ss.. E1iznbcth MCCARTHY, dau4hter af Fiosene0
Of chulGTM fnJrhut.
Funeral Will tnkc plato from residence Sunday at II
q. N: q taivnry CHragtory BY cnrriAsea.
~ Mll"aukco Wis., pa1orH please copy.
Marln Jo.oph!no. sesaad taueh.sr ~ WIl'in@ q. an
Flct1rtn l.onhk. nYGa YEhrH hnd n1pnthN.
Funornl from tic r9sldnnoa Of her pnrents, No. 81
slivar-st. Monday. May n, nt =. Ut.
r1NKlEk-M.y n, Mnbol Emily Thinker. aged
Fnncrhi Mny H. Il n'c,nct from 6so sout,. Canal
Rt To Ro1Ghill. Friends OF tho f1ntly invited to
attGnd. -
WEsToN-Tha funorai OF Charles W " ostou will
tako plAcc at to pnelots Of t' lncr 1!uuso nt 12D
Ill., pn Sunday. MAY H. hnd tho prfpceHsInn Will taka
sEocai tsn IT. Eana Trunk eqrs Ht Nsn Iirtl,.s s.a-
vItCh. -
RsOtbor city papers please cory.
MRENNMK.Tle f1nctnl Of Jnmcs 3. nrennock
ct his mher. ~ snth Joerx1n..t., to st. rntsick's
Church, thenc0 10 Northwestern Depot nrd BY curs
to Calvary.
, 1880-05-29
CHURCH COUNCILS.

=-------.. ----..'-------
Nho1 1s<j1l, COONO1Lo'
s,.x ..--,
Special Dtpateh 10 7ns cateaeo Trtsun.
CINCINNATI. O.. Nny M,-This afternoon
thu f.onferr,,ce clnsc,i tl,fnrn ntltnnr,,mcnt
III. ,,nrn,n ..,'o VII, nYi,,r ~ ''ai'a,, ~
'!. WY ''oss''ng m .,"o soe 'lx.nk ~ oeiock 70
cro,l, antl tl,oss who wero seized witt, 4 spnsm
~ pns,,oa tr.n,. m au n.aon,nt Gx,nn 'ta ~.
a1,nrn.om ''"e'' "'' ''a'1' s
'.t'i Among t,,o mcos,,rc. ,ott untouc,,c,l ,nav
,,o ] ,,cntionaI I 'n ti,a srn,c, d cunfrnnc" n T.;
India; report witt. plan IN home evangc-
lIzation, especially adapted to cities md
towns: report on thc PASTORAL term, adverse
~ auv c,,a,.~a ] AZ Az, ~ a ] 'svtn"r.tv % r., tsvnr of
greater he1lbtltty.
Tho I}oares Of Management OF the bcnovo-
lent societies nf tho Church. namely the
Missionary, church Extension: Freeimen's
hlu: oanday,schooi ohiol' ana 1fact 80
Tho Book Committee for the next four years
Yrs Yrs. s s Hfns spsFs agpGpss s et q nqnnsonf nsR ~
thn Afnine f'n,,frrct,tn: Iinn,nr Enfnn' ri tl,e
Troy; j. s. Dinghair, Of the Nort1ern
New York: ~. j. Paxton, Of
ef t' the tenttai Dhe; G. g. Fisher, Of tts t,s
iudia1in; +, G. {;li!ett, OF tlls illinois: d, G,
:Ioh!', Of Tho minnesota; f. s. ,Doggs, Of tic
man: j, b, hammond, uf The Ncwork, mil
the local cunlnittco Tor tho Western i}Uok
Concern IS: Amos slinkic, hfr. Brcilci, mid
E4TsrS Ss Missss'' Sisrssn IT., Church r.,cs,on con,m
tea NJ niMteH ~ i,'' Ill., ,nnnner nTa M foinws
b. Ionhaa, o. Of Ie te Wurulot '9 cofereneS M fgs
=
, 1880-05-29

PERFECT AND EAulTlESS DIAMONDS
You vii! rarcly, II ovor, tsld 30 p0rfoct lot Of
lEst-watcr diamonds VI those s9 much ,4ti,u!tc4
at 8. Aymau & Gus, stAte aud Aadlson stspots.
, 1880-05-29

Tie Eldredge Sewing -Afachlnc.-It lends
the world, md Is tho best for you to buy.
Sold on monthly payments. 1tD State street.
, 1880-05-29

Aldon, of tho Now York Times, says that tho
man who Wishes u break or tho hnbit OF sn.tIk-
lug ahould postpone tho lighting of hlb irst
cigar 1.-Two minutes c4ch dNY. lii thIa way tho
hour fnr beHinlltuY to smoke will be gradually
sleep,
, 1880-05-29
CHEAP GAS,

CHEAP GAS.
Judge Van II. Higgins, Ut Hyde Park, mn,
WalteS Peck, Of Oconomowoe, WIS, ars
Holt gas-uachInes thls Weok.
, 1880-05-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4"H's H"fo h"& NV 80 :" 49, - AsS' AAe
urr boing hired lAily, md by Monday night tho
Superintendent thinks tho fires Will nil 10 lzht.
,,''' ~, ,,e.-,... --......
Iiis CnienRn ltoAsaM irna9 npPoin!ea ycsst9Ssrr s9sr
day tho ftllkWln8 pafttea uete4htGh 70 tnc .n.s
III ~ .I ~ to. ma..ns 4V"r.os, IL
Do1e, j. it, Donsioy, s. II. Larinfnlu H. NJ. Floyd.
TnE 1nrgcst. handsomcst, nnd n,net expensive
tloral os1ag ever plasGf q, naFo rh Gn'cGGo n
night at tho Convention Conccrt;, It wns III, t4o
Filt 9f Two OF her irlcnds at tho osaha fac'l'o
Hotel.
Tur Rev. John r. Newman, of Now York
civ. On lis way iron, tho uemeral Conference 10
T1,irrit sshcrn IN fnct,1rca Mttlt]ny rfrhf Will
d atGnd The Sabbath At In ths cts ani pFeict, ii
.arvi.o A'e4o''s' e"u's" ~ NA' '''''17
001'Se' ..-.-...-.
NY NY III Nv WA jn,;n,. strct NJ so'cionk vestnr.
day afternoon. wins knocked down by tho hor:es
attached 10 street-ear M 1aA. ana VINE eassAy 'h@
aofrd aoout tae nech anu oheat'
DETECTivE RYAN ygstGEtiny toie9rnnhea Innt nv
, 1880-05-29
WHITAKER.
Further Damaging Testimony
Against the CoIored Cadet.
Summing Up by Tho Recorder and
Counsel for Whitaker.

MI HIlAEF31Fk+
l.ioa.. Randolph testified ho was requested by
Recorder Scars. May IS, to 10 present at a con-
versaton witt. Whitaker. Tho Recorder
naktd Whitaker II ho Ind my c!t[zcns'
clothing In bis quarters. WhistAkor'd
first reply wins tbat no had not,
but, Aftor further questioning, hc ecemcd to
qlinaffy hy saying thnt, to tho best of bis know1-
et1ge ntd bcl!of, ho Ind NOT. Tho whole oonvcr-
Ratlon Impressed witness With tho idea that
Whitaker denied having auy ultixcuss clothing
In bis room.
Wltteaa was also present ut subsequent con-
vcrsAlon In tho Commandments ollco when tho
Comtnandaut asked Whitaker to explain why
tho pants were found In tho slcovo at bis cont.
At orst Whitaker was not nblo to say II thoy
wero bis pntlts or not. and he wis told to put
item OIL, and ho dill. Thoy attod him, nud when
ho found bis nR1n0 on tho bEnd1n9 ho
SAID THEY wEtE Hts.
A cont and vest wcro brought out, when ho WIS
willing tn sny that nil three Of tho gnrments woro
his. WHOM asked to nccot,nt for tho prcsenco Of
tho pantaloons In his room, ho could not. lie
snid that sonlu one other than himself n,1st hayo
piaced thuni thcro 1fo said he hadn't scon tho
pnnts Dcforc since last ChrIattnas. Witness
sail he aAked Whitaker this morning
II he haa seen my suit Of civilians clothing or
parss Of suit. and Whitaker replied: "Not
aMcc Just hofoto Chrlst,uas." Tho Recorder
said IL sonlo ono else pitt tho articles In Whit
tnkers ruo.Il. they took much trouble and groat
riak, With no object rs far as he could sec.
THO ltccor.lcr pointed out soyoral othor minor
points to show TINT Whitaker was unrcttnblc,
and said hc fWhIttnkerj had had Il love aGairt
which probably 1nu!o him morbid.
RxT1AcrS IRON wI1lrrAKEn'B DIARY
Were read, In which Whitaker says he believes
one OIL his instructors was "ncgro hater."
Ono Of his notes rgad: "Tho instructor does
reilly hate mo for being nlxgor. Poor doytl.
| shall pE1lv for hin md I'LL like him."
, 1880-05-29
VICTIMS or FOUL AIN,

VICII4tlB UF FOUI lkTItt
Tr DORADO, Kas. May .s.-uoorgo ". rtckens,
mn old cttixons of this county. has hccn blasting
/. wuil on hls farm In Benton Township, antt ycs-
tordny bis wifo md young sot, lot him down by
u ropo and a bucket TO tho bottom. In
n moment ho called to thom to draw
him lip. which they proceeded to DO. i1o
hati beon drawn M hut fow foot. how
ovor, when he foil bn6k tlca.l. a neEghbor's SON,
by THO nntne Of Frank Waite. Was Immediately
eont Tor, and. on arriving few minutes latur,
wns let down with tho hope that he might rc-
cover tho 1lfclcss body 1t Mr.. rfckens. sir.
Watto waH down butt a moment Whcn ho called
tom he fell frur, tho bucket frnctnr1nR his skull
on the rocks, md III tftoen minutes nftcr 1oav-
iuH holnn was Ioatl.
, 1880-05-29

For baby and ehlllron whut moro delioatp and
WholesomU than CutIcurn Soap+ :, T.,
, 1880-05-29

lluy tho 1mprnvod lIowo goatos. Dortlcu, Sol
lock & Co., AguntS, VI Lak0 strpot, :
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ElR PARTICULARS

regarding the grand excursion that leaves
Cltcago for San Francisco via tho popular
Rock Island route, June 10, address O. Z.
Rollins, 10l In Sallo street, Chicago.
, 1880-05-29

Can.. yesterday, announcing that Lori I0l7ip,
Governor GoHnral 1T Canada,- tho Princess
est sui. Of Queen vittora with their snitc, t,ii,o
Hersons In all, will arrira ut THO racitlo ifotul
Friday morning, and nfter breakfast psonecd 10
Sunday 1nnrtl!ng for \ vet Of three or four
days. Tho llnVoss!tiltty Of ohtnintnE hotol ne-
colntu0tatona during tho trst half Ut tho week,
owing tn tho Influx 1f visitors to tho National
Convention, compelled tho party to puStpono
tholr visit Tor u week. Tho Eaxlo will doubtless
scream royal Kentucky Welppknc,
, 1880-05-29

We sl,all sell ONE THOUSAND LOTS
Of very desirable and seasonable DRr
GOODS Mcrcllandiso next TUESDAY, at
1 O'Clock y. nj. =
, 1880-05-29

NH. &OGKHOITOS. ONE OF THE UELF9-
III Entes to thu En-tunhi Convention frsil tho bo
~ Sa~ JGssos ~! Fend paEer on AnrnhaH ltns
O'Clock this evening trfe putIlic d re- inyftntf "
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14

II is wonderful that q subtle miasmatic
poison should produce that peculiar condi-
ton Of the system which prevails when al
ternate chills and burning heat freeze and
scorch the body at regular intervals, and it
is no less wonderful that medical skill has
been able to res6h and expel this poison
from the system, as Ayers Ague Cure al
ways does.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14

Tie Mark Lane Express says: America ms
have done more for the rank and file OF their
common native breeds 10 the last five years
than English farmers have done for their
rank and file for the last twenty years. IL
any one doubts this let him go and look at a
lot OF imported American beasts. and then
90 to the fairs and markets Of any part Of
the country-with the exception Of certain
breeding districts-and draw his own con-
illusions. OF course the United States cattle
We now receive are the best they have to
send, quite the pick Of their markets; but
Eve years sgo they had few, if any, as coed
to send. As things are going on now, the cat
tie Of Colorado and Texas will be a long
way ahead of our ordinary cattle in ten
years time. The horned stock to be found
in summer in the new Forrest, in Hamp-
shire, would be disgrace to Montana itself.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. AUG. IA.

The Chronoscope says the hay crop in
Pawnee county will be the largest yet bar-
vested. The recent rains have caused the
grass to make a wonderful growth. The mil
let too is rank and growing rapidly; also
rice corn. Every spear of surplus grass will
be needed in New Mexico and Colorado.
Our farmers should pn, mp all they can.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14
GROWING SORGHUM IN KANSAS.

GROWING SORGHUM In KANSAS.
One Of the most important features of the
Second Quarterly Report of the State Board
is the article on Growing Sorghum Cane in
Kansas, which occupies over 80 pages OF
the volume. The paper opens with sta
tistical table showing the acreage by coun-
ties of 1880 compared with 1879, which is
followed by the experience and recommend
atoms Of over 100 growers in various coun-
ties Of the S ate. The value and importance
Of the crop will be surprise to most read
err. Prof. Popenoe, the entomologist Of the
Board, makes very interesting report on
the Web Worm, its habits and its transfor-
nations, which will greatly interest counties
where farmers have suffered from the rave
ges of this pest. The Report also contains
meteorological data for the three months
ending JGue S0tb, aud the Usual full and
varied information upon the staple crops,
condition Of farms, SC. The papers upon
the Summer aud Fall Treatment Of Och
ards and Vineyards, occupying over 20 psges
are particularly timely and Of a practical
character. Late information is also present.
ed regarding locsti IN and price of the pub
lie lands, list of The district and county
fair. and an extract from The Railroad
Assessors Report, showing the number Of
miles OF railroad, and value in each county,
&c, &c.
The statistical information given in the
tables from the Assessors Returns for 1850,
of population, crops, fruit trees, fsrm-build-
ing erection, &c, will be found interesting
TO all readers.
The report msy be had by addressing the
Secretary, ]. X. Hudson, Topeka, K.nsas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1880-08-14
Nothing short OF Considerable Bene


Conferred upon tens of thousands of suffer-
els could originate and maintain the reputa.
ton which AYERS SARsAPARILLA enjoys.
1t is a componnd OF the best vegetable al
teratives, with the lodides of Potassium and
Iron, and is the most efectual Of all rene
dies for scrofulous, mercurial or blood disor-
ders. Uniiormly successful and certain in
i,s remedial effects, it produces rapid and
complete cures Of Scrofula, Sores, Boils, Hu-
mo,s, Pimples, Eruptions. Skin Diseases
and all disorders rising from impurity Of the
blood. BY its invigorating effects it always
relieves and often cures Liver Complaints
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities, and
is a potent remover of vitality. For puri-
fying the blood Il has no equal. 1t tones up
the system, restores and prtser YES the health
and imparts vigor and energy. For forty
years it ha. been in extensive use, and is to-
day the most available medicine for the SUI
fering sick anywhere.
FoR SALE By ALL DEALERS.
National Republican., 1880-08-07
hug on ROnCl.

TOHe Editor Of Tho National Republican
SIR; / read in tho Star OH Tuesday what
Judge Roach says relative to the situation in
Indiana. Who is Roach, anyhow One would
infer that he must bea "big bug" ooh yes"
says Roach, Two will carry Indiana; but then
you see these internal radicals W i'll vote three
or four thousand exodus niggers who are not
entitled. Who can toll one negro from an
otherP
Doesn't tho judge know that an entire mob
Of his political kidney in Maryland, only
few days since, recogn lied the niger with only
the aid of the momentary flicker Of a match
Maryland should send greeting to Indiana.
Charge the "oxodusters" with rape, apply the
democratic remedy, and save the party. "Yes,"
shouted Gordon (or Lamar). "We of the south
are the true friends of the negro. There are
numbers of negroes who havo acquired plan
tations under democratic rule" How did they
get tho property" quietly inquired Conkling.
by industry and economy" shouted the "rebel
brigader." ~ am glad to hear it," retortcd
Conkllng. 81 have heard so often on this floor
that the niggor wouldn't work that thought,
perhaps they might have stolen the land"
Fact is, democrat never opens his mouth
without putting his foot in it,"
JUDGE BUG.
National Republican., 1880-08-07

Of irate mandarins In the spring Of 1873,
during the terrible famine In Shause province,
whore millions Of human beings starved to
death, Mr.. Whiting, auimated by sense OF
christian duty, volunteered TO go as an aid IN
distributing food furnished by foreigners to
the furnishing Chinese He there, IN the
month Of April, 1878, met his death, and
there lies buried martyr to chris
tianity, dying of what was called famine
fever" brought on by exposure and over
work. II was my painful lot to impart tho
sad tidings to his loving and noble wife, who
was at the time the guest of my family at
Chin Kiang, the sad news having been COM
municated 10 me by letter by the Rev. w. 5.
Holt, in charge Of the mission at Shanghai.
The afflicted and widowed wife soon returned
to Turkey, and from thence to the United
States, bringing with her her aged and in
valid mother, who is now, / believe, in the
state Of New York, and to whom the news
and manner of her husbands death will be
hoartrendering.
The family have given aud suffered much
for Christ's sake, and deserve, as they Will
no doubt receive, the sympathy OF all the
christian world.
Mrs. Whiting is now in 500 Chow, the
Athens of China devoting herself to mission
airy labor, at the samo time being an accom-
plished scholar In Chinese, and, en- pdSse, In
Latin and Greek likewise. She is preparing
in the Chinese language geography of tho
world, which will bo an incalculable aid in
christianizing the Chinese. FAIR CATHY.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug g. 1880.
National Republican., 1880-08-07

Lane. He said, "I can try" HANCOCK
says, "If l can't get away, 1 can fight" or
words OF the same tonor--and the words
have not yet appeared on the democratic
banners.
Now had HANCOCK advised MEADE that
the Cemetery Ridge was the place of all
Others for battle, instead of suggesting
the bare and single possibility Of our being
able TO fight there if We were not able to
retire, his claim TO military diseernment
would have been respectable. As it is, the
claim is not only worthless but the facts
show a lack of the very thing claimed. He
left MEADE to infer that Pipe creek, which
he knew that general was inclined TO-,
would be just as good place, and the plan
to fight there would be just rs well for our
side, and this was the meaning Of the sug-
gestion to retire.
Third-That HANCOCK withstood the as
sault of LoNGsTREET on the last day of the
fight is true, and that he is entitled to honor
for 1t we do not deny but it is universally
agreed now that the assault was n hopeless
one, and with anything like decent gem
eralship on our part the rebels had no
chance to succeed in it. That the general
ship was furnished by HANCOCK instead
of MEADE has not been proved and the
claim for it cannot be allowed without the
proof
National Republican., 1880-08-07

that city. One would think that there could
hardly be two opinions upon the subject, 50
evil ia the repute of New Orleans In regard 10
health. She is situated upon the blackost
spot on the map showing tho prevalence Of
malarious diseases in the United States, and
the yellow fever finds her upon every visit
congenial abidng-place The old physicians,
however, are ready to certify that, epidemics
apart, New Orleans is a salubrious city, and
that continuous residence, with no jaunts to
Europe or the northern watering.places TO
break in upon its effects, is conducive to
longevity. The census has found large mum.
Der of very old people, and it is contonded
that these belong almost exclusively to the old
creole population, who have never been
tempted TO go abroad, but who stick to the
city at all seasons. DIR. Joseph Jones, presi-
dent Of the board of health, Drs. Lam
bert, Labatut and Stone corroborate the
statement that the mortuary reports would
show that those who lived the longest lives
were crooes, who seldom, il ever left the
city. Whole families who have made it
practice Of going to Europe yearly, he said,
have passed away and the old grandfather,
who had never crossed Canal street, had sur.
vived abe The proof, as it progressed, was per.
fcctly overwhelming that the persons who
remained in New Orleans during the summer
wero far healthier aud lived in happiness
much longer than those who fed to another
cline from May to October. We should not
wonder If what has proved true OF New Or
leans Is not also true of every largo city. DR..
Gilbert OF Philadelphia used to say that his
busiest months were October and November.
His patients returned from the springs with
digestion dsordcred by copious draughts of
mineral waters, possibly good in some dis
eases, but certainly bad in majority of cases;
or they came home with bowels disordered by
excessive eating, with malaria imbibed while
enjoying the GLORIOUS mountain air. or with
ills contracted at seaside resorts where the
drinking water was contaminated with hotel
drainage; in fact, it was his decided opinion
that The t-get-aways" had decidedly the
best of it in point Of health, As a "can't-get.
away" we are consoling oursef with these re-
| Elections. However we havn't much fun.