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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15
Winthrop Locals.

Pressing business must be the excuse of
your local correspondent for the long delay.
Events transpiring at the Capitol, have so
engrossed public attention so that business
has been at a standstill. Nothing is talked
of or apparently thought of but the count-out,
and the scenes enacted at Augusta. General
Chamberlain is loudly praised for his wise
course. The base charges preferred against
Mr. White have seriously damaged fusion
prospects in this section, where Mr.. w. is
known best No man stands higher in the
estimation of the community in which he
lives. No breath of scandal has ever tainted
his name, and his word alone, where his spot
less character is known will outweigh score
of Swans and IIarrimans.
Mr.. c. S. Robinson of Hartford. delivered
a very able and interesting temperance lee
ture before the reform club Sunday night
The meeting was highly interesting, several
signing the pledge. Pres. French by his
energy and faithfulness is infusing new life
into the organization.
Rev. J. Benson Hamilton lectured to the
citizens Wednesday evening at Town Hall.
Officers elect of Grand Army Post were in
stalled Wednesday evening. Public install
lation of officers-elect Of Temple Lodge No.
%. F. 4 A. NJ, occurred Wednesday evening
with picnic support. 1t was a pleasant Occa-
sion.
Rev. Mr.. Whittier the evangelist has been
stopping with u. for few days. He has
greatly endeared himself to our people for his
labors of love in our behalf.
Trial Justice Wood a few days since fined
young school teacher in Wayne $500 and
cost for assault and battery on one Of his pu-
pills, girl. Jackson appeared for the State.
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allow me to say that ! never received or
claimed to have received such . dispatch,
and am in no way responsible for the story.
Respectfully,
Augusta, Jan. IA.
Many rumors were aheat yesterday Of what
the conspirators were going to do and Of what
they could 60. As might have been expect
ed. nothing happened. AT one time it vas
reported that large bodies of men had started
for Augusta, or had telegraphed their Wiling
ness to come, but when traced to their orisi-
nation, these stories were found untrue.
Last night the story was circulated upon
good authority that an attempt would be made
to arrest Gen. Chamberlain. By what author
itv or BY whom this would be done. it was
impossible to learn, yet, judging from the
threats which had been made during the day
against the General, il is quite possible that
there was something on foot. The less these
conspirators grow numerically the more des.
perate they become. Yesterday, in the rotun-
d. Capt Black made some of his scurrilous
remarks. evidently trying to incite a col
lision, but he failed, and came away disap-
pointed.
During the evening Pillsbury and those
vho associate with him, had a meeting at the
Augusta Hsuse, to devise some plan for
whipping into line the indictments. How
far they advanced remains to be seen.
1t is said Scion Chase differs from the
madmen who lead the conspiracy, and ad-
vises delay until the court is heard from. and
that all the good men of his party are with
him. Well, let US hope Scion will prove
true blue this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15
Valuable Mill Property for Sale.

A frame. water and steam power saw mill, stu
"A ate ON Dam No. l, Gardiner. Ne. Building
lcox 100 two stories, with basement. and contains
the following machinery One board circular. with
ample room for another; endless chain, with drag
saw; one Drake shingle machine: clapbOard ma
chine; new gang edger and Ross lath machine; 30
h. p. engine and boiler belts and shafting. All in
order and ready to start at once Connected
with the mill Is safe boom ground, ample png
ground, Office. stable and sheds. Will be sold at
bargain, if applied for at For further infor
nation apply to JOSIAH MARCY SONS,
jsn7-t2w Gardiner, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

The Ladies Of the Universalist society Of
this city, will give mum coffee party. 1t vs.
verify Hall this evening. Supper served At
seven o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15
House.
WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hours,
War Dept, Office Chef Signal OfIicer. /
Washington, d. c., Jan. f5,-l .. m.
For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, warmer, south and east
vinds. clear, following by partly cloudy
weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

The comrades Of Custer Post. No. Z, G. A.
r., Lewiston, anticipate = grand time on
Thursday the 18th inst, in connection with
the meeting Of Department ofMaine. They
will hold camp FIRE At City Hall in the even
ing and invite the comrades Of the order to
participate in the festivities, from all the
Posts in the State.
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WISCONSIN,.
Military Review.

MILWAUKEE, January IA. The will be
review of Wisconsin soldiers, June eth, to
continue a week. Grant, Sherman, Sheri-
dan, Hancock. Gibbons and others have been
invited and will probably attend. Over 90
600 Wisconsin soldiers are expected.
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An Editor Reported Nissine.
PENNSYLVANIA.
RObbing the Nails.

PHILApELrHlA, January II. Col. Charles
Klickner. who commanded q regiment Of
Pennsylvania volunteers during the war, ex-
member of the Legislature and subsequently
clerk in the Philadelphia post Office, is un-
der arrest, charged with stealing letters.
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The Vatican and
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Arguments in the Hayden case, at New
Haven, began Wednesday morning. Judge
Harrison opened for the State.
The Wisconsin Legislature organized We'd
nesday.
Frederick, Duke of Schleswig, Holstein,
is dead
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ILLINOIS.
Parnell at Chicago.

CHICAGO, January II. The united Irish
societies voted unanimously At their central
council that all funds raised by their exer-
tons should be sent to the Dublin trcasurers
of the Land Reform League Of ireland, for
distribution according TO their direction. Il
was voted to escort Parnell in Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

North vassalb0ro Locals.
Quite a number went from this place to
Augusta last week TO witness the organiza-
ton of the Legislature. The fdsionists came.
home quite jubilaRt and cpteItsinsl,S large
crowd in one of the stores in the evening.
giving a description Of the organization and;
the trap MIR. Hale got into in making the quo
rum. Friday and Saturday nights they we're
not quite so jubilant and didn't have so much
te say about Mr.. Hates great mistake. We
noticed that SOME OF them wore the same
kind Of faces they had on the morning AFTER
the. September election. Eight or ten days
ago some Of our boys here. were so enthusi-
astic that We didn't know but they would
make Governor Garcelon President, before
another year. One prominent democrat
named promising colt Lady Garcelon. but
since the Governor made the great 5lunder.
a. Ihey call it, Of submitting questions to the
Supreme Court and the second blunder OF
putting Gen. Chamberlain in command at the
State House, he isn't the second General
Jackson that they thought he was, and the
gentleman referred to- Is to change the name
Of his colt and no doubt will petition the boz
gus Legislature to make the change.
The name Of the Hon. Eugene Hale is on
the lips Of everybody, fasiOnists and all, and
those that heard him "wednesday. speak Of
him in the highest praise. The republican
party Of Maine will not soon forget the ex-
cellent service done them last week by the
Honorable gentleman. Many of them think
his defeat for Congress was prOvidential, and
that he was spared for this occasion.-The
father Of Mr.. Asa Crowell. an old gentleman
over 20 years Of age, met with quite an acci-
dent last week, in being thrown from sleigh
and being dragged several rods. His shout
der was put out of place. and it was feared at
first that he was hurt internally; we under
stand he 10 better.-Mr. Haines Of New York.
selling agent for the Vassalboro' WOODEN
Mills 10 expected here this week. The mills
we're shut down two days last week for re-
pairs; the mill yard is rapidly filling up with
wood and they will soon have full comple-
ment.-The Third Quarterly meeting for
Vassslboro and China charges will he held
At the Methodist church at East Vassaiboro'
next Saturday and Sunday JAN II and u.s.
consequently there will not be any. service in
the Methodist church in this place until even
ing, when it is expected the presiding elder
will be prescut-A temperance prayer meet
ing at the Methodist church lg,t Sunday even.
ing was quite iuteresting.-Sherif Ramseli
WAS At Augusta all last week, assisting in
guarding the State House. He came home
Saturday, but was ordered to report there
again this, Monday morning. at o'clock.
North Vassalboro, Jan. IL, lSsO.
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Sherman & Co, Marshall, Mich, wan. an
agent in this county at once, at salary OF
800 per month and expenses paid. For full
particulars address as above. nJyl5t&wly
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&E~THE L. s. GOLD COUGH CURE pre-
pared by our reliable apothecaries. Partridge
Bros. is winning the golden opinions it de-
serves as sure, safe remedy for coughs,
colds and bronchial troubles. "a cents for
large bottles.
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WASHINGTON.
The Investigation Committee.

WASHINGTON, January II. The Senate
Committee on Elections, to-day, continued
the examination of witnesses in the Kellogg
case in rebuttal. The testimony will be
taken before the subcommittee in New Or
leans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

The Howard Benevolent Association will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. Bradford Kim
ball, corner Of Winthrop and Chestnut
stYceta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

Legislators and visitors in this city, friend
" TO the denomination, are cordially invited
u attend the social gathering in the parlor
Of the new Unitarian church, on State ST.,
this (Thursday) evening. Supper at Ga
o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15
Father IL Getting Well.

NY daughters say, GLOW much better
father is since he used Hop Bitters." He is
getting well after his long suffering from a
disease declared incurable, and we are SO
glad that he used your Bitters.-A lady OF
Rochester, n. Y.
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Clinton Locals.

Clinton Locals.
Rev. C. ID. Crane of South Paris, was in
town Sunday, and preached an able and
very interesting discourse from Luke, i2th
chapter and 7th. verse. 1t being such
beautiful dav larger numbers than usual
were in attendance all day at both churches.
Our Iron Clads were all invited to attend
the Morrison's Corner Club on Sunday eve
ming, therefore it was thought best to omit
our regular club meeting. Nearly all ac-
cepted the invitation and a very interesting
meeting was held.-Mr- Charles Wentworth
Is doing quite business at numbering this
winter, also Mr.. William Lamb.-Aaron
Stewart Son have had one hundred and ten
tons Of hay pressed this winter from their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

The human voice in its sweetness and pur-
ity is deliciously musical; with. Throat :nec-
tioa and Coughs it loses all attractions
Df. Balls Cough Syrup restores it when fail.
ive through Coughs, Colds, etc.
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officers.
Maine Press A ss0ciati0n.

Maine Press Association.
The following letter speaks for itself, and
the members of the Press Association will
govern themselves accordingly
GARDINER, Jan. Is, 1880.
DR. WV. b. LArHAM, Augusta.
Dear SIR: As you are the resident MEN,
Der of the Executive Committee, of the Maine
Press Association, l write to invite that body
through you, TO meet at my house on the
evening OF the 29th inst, Thursday Pay
son Tucker. Supt Of the Maine Central K
r., has consented to run a train down from
Augusta and back, to accommodate the men,
bcrs, at the usual fare. He has agreed to
pass all members and one lady free. As this
is more liberal than the road has been for
some time, there will doubtless be a pretty
full atteadance. l write you thus early in
regard to my reception, so that | may not
interfere with any party in Augusta, who
might claim the honor if did not speak first.
II. X MORRILL,.
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Grain shipments.

Over l,OOO,0oO bushels Of grain, mostly
corn. are afioat here, for shipment to Buffalo
in the spring. Elevator room is thus made.
There is now room for all grain likely to
come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

Regular meeting Of Seth Williams Post,
No. 1876. A. R.. this Thursday evening At
"a o'clock Important business.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Trials for SeditiOn.

DUBLIN, January IA. 1t is thought the
British government intend to proceed with
the trials of Davitt, Daily, Killen and Bren-
nan, for sedition.
The Vatican and Ireland.
ROME, January II. The Vatican organ
Aurora. advocates home rule for Ireland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

Lungs cannot he made but can be saved BY
the use Of DR.. A. J. Flaggs Cough and Lung Syru
IL taken in time.
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xLvI CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION
Senate.

Senate.
WARRINGTON, January IA.
A number Of petitions favoring woman suf-
frage and removing legal tender quality Of
the treasury notes, were presented.
Bill to increase the pensions Of totally dis
abled soldiers to S75 per month, was passed.
After executive sess ion, adjourned.
House.
A bill for the free importation Of classical
antiquities was passed.
Bill requiring the resources of National
banks to be kept in coin, was postponed un-
til To- morrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15
Labor Trouble.

At the stock yards, last night, 200 police
patrollcd, and everything was quiet. There
are some apprehensions of trouble to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-01-15

Miss Sawyer's Salvc Ms now prepared Is the best
known. Price % cents. july3t&wu
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Marrieo.

In this city, Jan. u, BY Rev. II. W. TiIden, Mr.
Mansfield II. Nero to Miss Marcia c. Burbank, all Of
this city.
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~R v. FILES, Eco, d Unisy. IL aseat for Ne
Kaanshoc Journal.
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The following extract from private letter
from the Pacific coast show the feeling there
in regard to the great fraud.
SAN Francisco, January 4. 1880.
From late developments. it seems that the
copperheads were not in jest (as supposed.
when they said Immediately after election.
that they had a returning board, that would
regulate the votes. 1t seems to me to be the
greatest piece of rascality l ever heard of,
and l hope the republicans will use every
exertion to balk the rascals; call a separate
Legislature and be prepared to support their
cause BY force to the 'bitter end, ifneed be.
knew that PiIlsbury Co. were knaves
enough to do almost everything to carry ont
their political ends.-for what can be expect
ed of traitor that would get up a rebellion
against his country, in the interest of other
traitors?
Had thought better Of Garcelon. how ever:
but he seems a curious ''critter" any way.
1t seems that he filed the State House with
troops to keep the police in order, removed
the arms from Bangor, to test the people.
caused himself to be made q judge to decide
constitutional questions with regard to acts
of the Legislature, and finally set himself up
as dictator. But. as l trust. this may be a
past issue before this reaches You.
nope. ii WOIst CotuCs tHht S'Sif kVoN
citizen Of Maine will do his best to upset
these scoundrelly acts. and take not again
anv half way measures either-for / view
with about equal contempt the men who will
! not fight for their rights at such time and
| in such cause, As the scoundrels who dare
seize in such manner the rights of the peo-
pie. - sr
Ex-Ceuneiller Needy asnies saying that
| Men were co0ing from Lewiston - Al.
gusta. 81
| To the Editor of the Kennebee Journal:
A dispatch to the Portland Press accuses
me of having stated on the authority Of tel
| egram addressed - me, that GOO armed fu-
sionists in Lewiston we're ready to start for
Augusta. ct short notice. As it has been
stated to-day that this story was the cause for
the extraordinary precaution taken By Gen.
Chamberlain and Mayor Nash will you
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Ban rRANOi0CO, JoA. II.
The following are the esssing eAaai prices Of min
Srrkn fn-da
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allow me to say that never received OF
claimed to have received such dispatch,
and am in no way responsible for the story.
Respectfully,
, 1880-07-16


asrc. Frri,is whtsi s"riniislS inj,,roi III ti,rh.
bugs Miiil rust; III t,nny SECTIONS tho ur0p viii
fori i III Of IN %ssrsso ylsi TOR Tic Guilty 60 oats
isG asoyo Asl svct1,Ho ~ conltiDni some danger
Il fs rss Fess I'D I'D sfsssss sstss: sT.s IT ~ xos
satisfaction.
troluoIs-Coria has been seriously damaged t,y
excessive raius, much corr, .lrls heen drowned
out and Tnnny fields h!yo received no outt,ru;
the condition docs mt ptn!nisq '',ure thnIl ha,t
injured fit whctt which viii nil ,' Mi.ko two. W..
W. 1sss s a S 0 rSs III ssssy %st SS %ssS
has Ind mlirh to t!o with tho interest tukpp in
rt!o dralnagc. which ts csaotital to uniform sue
cesB In growing gtups.' ;.
Jackson Corn Injured somo by drought; ninco
luto ruins tho pn'spcvt has Improved for more
than th1co- fous,la Of IN nvcr.9o yield ror moro.
Thcro VIII INT l'p IN ayGr,Ho yte!u per nure of
winter wheat, altd tho luAlty iS infnri0r, owing
aaS yca saTy Ser Ss sss
will po below I'm aycrnEu.
Jaspur-Corn Is above an average In cp,1tlltIon,
and 'promses 10 mike a vury largo yloid pur
aute; nhinch:bugs hlive .alIyhtly Injured. SONG
lIcldH Ut CORR! .WhcHt-1ho erup Ia nluuh nl,ovo
generally beol. sava,l IN 4oII t.o1.illtio.i. Thcro
VII lc i..oro 1hAu anaverape ytot!! lar. acre "
. county would hid gooI tle,aaid for tic,
JclFcrsol.-Tho prospect Is very encouraging
for .noro than uls average Yield per auro Ut corn,
Tho yleld md quality Ut winter Whoat Is not up
to nsas Of last se.,son. Oats promise to make
mor' ah4n IN 1vernge Yield l5or aure. -
, Jesscy-Tho condition of corn II botter than
usual; stand is even, Keow1h Is haavy; ool0r
anp. and prolntsos nloro than an ayerugo Yield
per aero. The Yield pef aero Of wlutor wheat IL
a69y0 H3t1 H nn aYsfaKe' thu aaMty sNpr!or+ Thero
, 1880-07-16
THO Hyirs.o'm OF, ,1li,voi. scrpensx.'

T., r
Thu Increased humber ut asf.kas In this vleI1,-
ltE since tho into rlsa IN the Ncr haA lIccH Il
M!ttur 0f general r.in,rk aG'of,H our c!ttxotls.
ny hay9 'ty ar ,'' a1,a n,s eax hiiS IN Sptsa fr
orB huvu captured tho .despfeMh!G crs"lurs nntl
pl,auryG tho1n II, Rlaohp' W epcdlN!ria =, INT
iIrNl history. Atn0tns the many etattatg st4:es
s4; wnis is @ f9 tsss tas'x 5 S II % a
saEstow.'. II. Tho story r',ns ;hat no took q y
witness tue devastation uf his hlthortH pros0ts-
!nx t,e sssa % t, 70 s'S tn s,Sn ,Sn
bsndinY Srt'lI,, which but i fow days previous
ngrurp.t q hounteous harvest. b,lt now s,u1npes!
Mih spt,;l dcste3 sfoR sG }omca. ,sS
told nt tho stock which y few aaya nXo krazed
ol, tho rreon hort,axt were ,tx, fur sunkon
l.olow. tho slrface to lniertorp' With
:ns sso,Ry Ryexrssf, s,a oes our ,As sh' ases wsa
river's Waters. Fuat II, The despoudent th!axhls
which now aAgraased tho farmers mind. he H1s
stlotl startled by tho appearance Of snAku Which
sW1iiy @ AartSd asY " 1n z, a a irhn 's sMaHa IKE
after snake ratitlsy tFnilel bis a!!ny .iMtiy Into
Tho skt, Ril1 thus they continued W! 1io enn49-
NY vt tue wNtnES tsnfoy's,ic1 tenuttsS lilssiil-
hrArlellutl furuler with0,t t.n rlosn pt'xi1n!tf
The yrt,tllua a,,ol,t WIS llt,Hlelnary lnrrtVtsinK
with horrt'F, bitt moment wa given III WaleA
7, eHso '!ca!it ly tho 'G';n',S'a H. s ofnsprs IT, "
ut thu lAtter hNu plunged iE1 tho water. Half
lnaL, he WIS fltul ou tho s1,otp thnt afternoon.
Nhcr4 he, had teeh WafttN1. clHHuG ~ u friendly
!ss. safa stsKs II q arxnjnR. rhs paas vas so.
drifting asonE sluggish current, tillgl to Tho
tNr with s,,akcs which had gathered from, the
river. 'rht,so which did not lNFctIve tho IunKcr
Moro taken 70 the ahoro aud rapidly dispatched.
Paplilou cures chatting OK lnfeuu and adults.
, 1880-07-16
4 Fish Caught iJl a Es0y'a Ear:
ifkrIIInn (Isd. i Ettnik.

9ft n ~ Wnlnst strent 'his aiis St,; n.
~ H. ~ v;ct,, III n trRo Whitman, ion .os iiuw-
nfa Whl.h H. "Esa ts - ind III min ani
c,Sr Wo,S sr.i H. lin ailost ts,yo hli. mil.
hotH matn, II. aI.,' ~ ~ FIJI r " IL thn Malt of
u3h, nys moiI. T. "; H. sx.riEt 9a s,.ro yaunton
s,,In!snu. suu his aav i, te wtsr ssvurni Ines
M;!Hy. IhrcS wsaks ,go ~ W. ~ a,,h sns whse
T Hnn sHseEn ~ E, VI VI" ~ ah1 rr ssn,saattnr IN
o1 OF ~ c,tfs:: nIncy , ,n,u,tnry r uT IN nnG nnn
pasn pnt tva ~ VII III, mrcd "x f"r tho .lcut yth
saMrp piece o. Wona nt Goa ~ ,'an ann. @
W. a,a III 70 ~Is tn !G; ttst. ss 81 % to afsf ho
lNd Il terrible heatlaoho aaa tfo1h ~ tans umg
,in y, wltnh teW Aays W. HEAVY W 1bn haw !.
me;MnR ~ ~ n snlinnHfo Ysr H. ars md thS
awful strhiI .npon ,lis nervous "yssG,n VIZ VIZ
'nnOHh to Kfoatly tcdut9 naa VIZ rer sil 11 n1n
a!.,1st csazy sometimes tnes0 Was
, 1880-07-16

tcrtes1 litter v. As IN Ia III the cot, ynt rnico
hI4 extreme ncrvtllyies. Ills 1n,,s 1ru cosl-
stan,ty iwitchns.-f1n' EivG* ccctr!d Jumps
sitting vi, eI.}.icjiyplNd with rnplh uttcrtnr,
Wn,rII,H nut hi. f,rftHtatonx with considerably
inorH fnrta. thnn q'Ralce Then hn hs *,.I'l!cii.
lnE md lnsnntSY5 Ilc In. hot VT taken It car
r1npe. ride hIt. y, hns i1i8 regular "cnnat!tti.
tlnnnlt' etlnr i tho hnIl, making !,la FLAPS"
wltEEAac. nr fytlie opens MIr. llc t!ors not m
m1t 80 frfqucNIy HOW, hccHiac the. tFrys IN tito
street A,ow Jl1n nrtl ncsttr him. ThcE. NIL wa!it
tn".sro t. tho fslow wots on the starSatio'r rnek-
l,r: Tanntr once i'lcautto,,sly admitted that no
IT. tho InA, with tho benevolent intent Of giving
him II tiNc tn tho plano. Bpinctllnls5 tho most
excrucilttng n!rn hic played, hut Dr. Tanner
j HTSSbS lr LIKE 4 MARTYH.
Tho pinyer, pcrhnps tInve IN .ftlrn Tint their
ni.islc u III liatfnnf With tin. f)oet0rs suifcr-
nHa, rcat antilles Ut tcttcra nre rcnt IN tho
othofs CONGRATULATIONS. DIM letser the nslier
,lay. contntf!dh n rIcce Of rnast bcof. t;corRc
fntHci* Tra'tn Is fhp IhN,tors lnnst parsIstuisE
cOrlfspOMlcnt. The AfRdfsnn-FNtIas1s riIilns,,-
rhnr crolntcs nl,ont four t,tIstnls t1ay, filled
wnh c!osclJ-wrfttcn lfncs.of ep'ar'lnTrtio slnrl-
TIo Doctor has; Inst eighteen pounds or tIcsh
Wrst n DvCr. tsr,ii thhi he will tsc lEas stl f,t,w
cvcry. uny. Ito has llrl,st fnst thu titslft, inr
ftrof. On being Nskeu i.,w he irlt, he rrYfird
ttAt t!,1 abdominal vseera ftl like u RUSS Hf
Jelly Sinking abEtt Tx, fitlA tlo tHIily ng1lts r
tttLa. and fs Gbniif1Et1t TINT lU will Successfully
Tho medical Hufl-n!lncs nj New fOrk nFe
nnrr lbnn pli?xtGt,. md ,lrc snventibH MI shrtH
OF ingenious thotrlhs to necntlnt Tor this nsar-
felfAIs exaitDitlnlt 6f hltlfinsi endurance.