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MANHooD! WoMASHooD! MAaRIAGEi
1mpediments to Marriage; TIE cause and
cure. Sent sefs,ely seaANa, postpaid. for 50
cents, BY DR. c. WHITTIER. 6i7 &
Charles Street. ST. Louis. Mo-, he Ra1
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~DIAMOND MOUNTING; SET.
TlNGS OF ALL KINDS MADE TO
ORDER.
~rHE LARGEST STOCK OF Sill
YER PLATED WARE, ALL FRk0H
GOODS, AT PRICES Al LOW AS THE
LOWEST.
~SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES
AND CATARACT GLASSES IN GREAT
VARIETY, THE ONLY COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
~ENGRAvING; wATCHESCARE-
FULLY REPAIRED.
~JEWELRY MADE AND RE-
PAIRED IN THE BEST MANNER, TO
LOOK LIKE NEW.
~COME AND SEE THE NEW
GOODS AND ASK PRICES.
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fine 8. Government use Hove Scales.
Send for catalogue to Borden. Selleck Il Co.,
General Agents, Chicago, Ill.
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Financial Statement PettE County

To the Honorable Coan,y Court Of Psttis County
Missosrt
have the honor TO report the receipts and dis
bursemeuts Of the funds Of Pettis county for the
year ending April yith, lssi.
COUNTY REVENUE.
Showing the amount received and paid on,
on account Of county revenue.
RECEIPTS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-26

This city seems % be the headquarter. a.
. number q scoundreIs engaged In swind-
ling the unsuspectIng and covetons Granr-
ere throughout the State. They deal most
y IN patent-rIght frauds o. various kind..
from pitchforks % machines Of more value
on the farm. The farmers have often been
warned against these gentry BY the press.
bur they readily change their tactics and a.
sumo All sorts % protean form. FOR cntrap-
ping the unwary, and scarcely day passes
that some counifyman l. not made 4 VIC
tim Of The wicked wIle- 81 the ubiquitous
scamps. The latest heard Of "A gang who
20 about selling m alleged seeding ma
chine, and these have siciimi<ed number
o. people. The knqsircr reporter IA. been
shown copy Of an exceedingly ingenious
document which these fellows use in their
operations, and by means OF which they
have caught more than one who thought
himself entirely 20, smart 10 be duped bv
any city sharp. The reader Il hereby pre-
scented with fac-simile Of the " con'rac, !,
drawn BY these patent seeding machine fell
lows, which they induce farmers 10 sign.
and which shortly aftcrnard turns up a.
plain note Of hand In the possession 81
some papcr-shascr Ia his neighborhood Who
has purchased the same o. the swindlers.
II n ~ follows:
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CONDENSED TELEGRlns.

- p~.s,d.ct,. condition ~ fbe 18th
-,.h q 81 c.... ~ most serious ~
"-s $3.50 ~ .,..,-s r,-e " Ia ,nd M.
o,,seh refused q retain nv food q that
in,cc,ions ~ liouid nouri-hmcnt were re-
sorted n ~ the phvSicisnx n order 10 main
tain NJ strength On ne 1t;fh his condition
continued ,n,,ch H. same. with slight i'm
bereavement ~ regards pulxe and tempera-
tnrc
crcyx~.px y, xrSr - thron0h the
.--.'.- -s',,'.-- i. p~-,s. ....,'I.a ",
.e...s,.sa .' ~ ..n,. VIII. q nv f.r-
~ ~ VIM, na,s s,s.,sa,, u ,,.r,,c,n.te n the
cent enni.l cxsrcises n yorktown.
r.pr.,~ ryowaArr late ~ the II. s.
,s--..s.- ..s..,.- 1870. ch.rr.d ,,,,,,
~. = x..,d. ~. .o,,rs
= e ans.., \, '.s . y - a~er ~ "a
,r... Y -'-,, s.s.s,,. INA -
~ 1871 49, ' 49, ~,.~--
49, on,'s oses - .-,r ~ q '.s.,s, s-.,.
me explosion 4 : mining camp n m''e''fom
' "nrr, NV $500 49, 5000 - ~ 80
N .'o'-- ' eo'>'. N. ~
c'an exc'.s''en. eon''nues u' ,s1.. $500,
rom rueoio ana M.kua'enn Mouu,a'ns "a,o
JUS hFti'eo 49, rePo'' - P,es.noo = '..s
p's 2 .s $3.50; 'n ~raas ns.i,.rs
. ~ IN W. ''' !" s ''
80 ,1e~ - - $1,000, VI -.
APac"os ~ 49, ~ A.s n
s"oopeo uo"n UPON : rn.'' 1870" -
sse, e'sn'esn n''s n so w n,;,rs. .s'
49,. Z" ~" ,..an,r..,sn ~ y ,~nn,xsr,ne
.. 49, Th ,..o rs~;e.,s ,.ha n.ds
$3.50 sna'~ ..,...,. ,.rre .~sr,v .xh..st.d
srhna ,has resc,ed M railrosd' snd MN
,he,r har.e. INV Fran under them before
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IIIEUW1<1IkN 134&VHe
ApvicEs from Havana received By
the National Hoard Of Health slatethat dur
Ing July there were nlncty-elght deaths
from yellow fever, and during the week end
Ing August .. thirty-six deaths from the
same disease. with 100 cases reported. Dur
ine June there were 81 deaths from yellow
fever q Vera Cruz. Yellow fever also pre-,
walls throughout Colombia, NJ Guayquils san
Jose de Guatemala and n Ia Libcrtad ana
Salvador. IN The three latter places the
deaths averaging twenty daily. Along the
Isihmus Canal route an average Of i've
deaths has occurred daily.
MAUD > has again lowered the trot-
ting record BY quarter Of second. having
made mile In 2:l0 IA a. Buffalo on the
nth. This leaves 81. julien just an even
second behind.
The Parry House, q summer hotel NJ
Beach Haven.N. j., burned on the night ~
the 10th. Two hundred guests lost all their
clothing and effects. and were compelled 70
20 TO Camden clad in bathing attire.
GREW, q large village In the Canton
Of Grisons, switzerland, has been destroyed
BY fire.
THE business portion Of Trafalgar,
johnson County, Ind, has been destroyed
BY fire.
THE Boer Government has been form
ally proclaimed. Il y 70 be known as the
south African Republic
MANY towns and villages in Western
Prussia have recently suffered much from
Inecndiary fires. The fact that the inhabit-
ants are Jews leads 70 the conclusion that
the incendiaries are Jew-haters. Anti-Jew-
ish disturbances have again broken out in
West Prussia and Pomerania.
Two parties Of hostile Indians are now
operating along the line OF the Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad IN New Mexico, and three
companies Of infantry from Fort wingatc
have been sent out TO protect tho settlers.
Garcia's settlement, twelve miles from I'll
Rita Station. has been burned by the Indians
and five men and two boys were killed. Vol
unteers have been dispatched from Albu-
Querque 10 guard the railroad line.
FRIDAY, Aug. -, was the hottest day
ever experienced in 81. Louis, the Signal
service thermometer registering maximum
temperature Of 1904.
THE steamer Laura Zee, valued at
$50. 900. was sunk near Baton Rouge. Ia.
NEW HAMPSHIRE has been shaken BY
an earthquake.
The excessive rainfall in Arizona has
caused serious washouts on the Southern
Pacific Railroad. The town Of Maricopa Is
flooded.
The Irish Land bill, upon which the
~.
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Peter Dahl, the unfortunate who va
taken % the County Hospital "wednesday
noon suffering from hydrophobia, died ~
7:10 last evening. after suffering great agony.
From nine O'Clock on the evening q ne
DAY on which he was brought 70 the hospi-
al he grew perceptibly worse, and a three
o'clock yesterday morning had become g
violent that three ablc-boiied men hal p
stand guard over him. by ten O'Clock ~
the forenoon he had become almost unman-
agsable, and 4 straight Jacket was brough'
into rcqusition. lie resented this indisni'z,
a. he chose % call II. and threatened " ~
whoever should attempt 20 ~ u ~ ~
person. He would not hesitate ~ become
murderer, NE said. n any one ever attempted
70 put him into bag like that. HI eonsn'.
sions were % frequent and 70 violent ,u',
the Jacket had finally % be forcibly app''fa
10 him, In order 20 prevent him from ie.
stroying himself. The case was : ispie..
one or its kind. There were ~
the horrible manifestations q W.
dread disease. and the patient remained
almost perfectly obstinate % al treatmen''
Finally, In The afternoon, The doctors con-
cluded 10 try an experiment with curarr, q
wouralI--fhc arrow poison Of the naive =
Borneo and other Islands q the fscins.
Three hypodcrmic injections q nc ussn,.
drug were given the patient. The nrst W.
4 licht enc ~ only one-tcnth u grain, an'
the two subsequent doses containee en-,
sixth Or ! grain each. Care was taken .' "
note the effect % each dose, but the resu'.
was endrcIy unsatisfactory. and INC stmp,
toms I'll thc way % the death Of the paiisn.
continued unmlstakably those q nyufopn ~
time were made manifest, but II was piainy
apparent 70 every one present tnst w.
c;irare hsd . soothing, quicting efect WV"
ne convuIsivo movements a ne snnc1s s.
Tnis olPect was % marked that y wa ., WV V
cloded that The curarc treatment WOMB ~
attempted from the beginning upon ne w. ~
noxt hydr0phobIs victim brougnt
hospital. -CAicq1o zbtbus<, Asg.s ~
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The swindlers 70 20 welI-to-do farmer
and tell him he has been recommended q
good man 10 sell their machines, and ask
him 10 become their agent. lie Il per.nad-
Cd that they sell rapidly, and that ne can
make . large per cent. profit lie i told
that he viii not be expected 70 ri>k any
money or pay anything until he has sold
$335 worth Of the machines. He 4 induced
70 sign the contract above given. which, Il
win be seen. sets forth this agreement when
read straight across. II looks fair and irno-
cent enough, and soon the farmer pnts his
name in the blank space just before The
words "Solc Agent for - Company"
Afterwards the scamps easily change the
document from q contract % sell into
promfsory note by tearing OF that part %
the right Of the line drawn through me
agreement q printed. In the original pre-
scntcd 10 the farmers 81 course no line APP
pears; and II Il given here simply 70 show
where the division lakes place. and the sep
arntion NJ which point - radically changes
the nature Of the document II Will re
seen At glance that this u liable 20 ue.
ccivc any one without close inspection. ana
number of Indiana farmers have been
cheated with them this summer The ~
heard Of the gang they were operating sx-
tensisely In Bartholomew County Arer
the farmers notes ret into the hani- q
"innoctnl pnrchn-crsr there u no recourse
but 10 pay them on. a. they cannot well ~
back on the signatures - isdi1nap9is tWt
CincinH1fi Enquirer.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News iron Everywhere.


pxR&ONAL AND POLITICAL.
tyr Viro;ni. Republican State Con-
x.,t,o, = -. ,n,Icin,fed. resulted III I
cIe.n snlit between he two factions. The
sfr.irhsonts resolved 70 stand firmly by Re-
pnblic.n Darvprinciple>. chief mong which
4. leclsrc1 "a - ~ s.octitv OF Al public
oblicasIon-. ana 10 make no alliance with re-
n,,di.,ors ~ snx form. II Wa declared in
expedIent. however, % make any nomina.
nations for State officers The Coaliticni>ss
rquarely indorscd the platform and candi-
dates 81 The Readjuster<- Many.of the
straIehlout Republicans, Il was said, would
cast their influence. Il not their votes, FOR
the Democratic candidates. In preferences 70
supporting the Malone ticket.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH T. STEPHENS one
o. the be=f-known citizens Of Missouri, VINO
has been identified with many Of the largest
enterprises Of the day, died 4 MS home ~
ooen'i'ie, on me iL'n' a1eu -
HON =. a. BROWNING o'ea - ~
nome " &niney' IN, on sns io'n' 49, g
- W. Secretary q ne interior une 81
,aent johnson, anu plev'9-s's ~, 81 ~ 81 !"
49,. . <n.ss s.'-- ~rf ~ ~ 5..th
=. $50, - 80 ~ n..'-,-~
60 &C., 80 n<..rh. -. I'D
- n..s.or. \ .,.s n, 4. r.rth III \,
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Association met ~ Niagara faIl<s -. ~, IN
the 10Th, and. IN the absence q tke s'resi-
den: aud Vice. President, was presided over
By r. q. spaulding. Of the farmer' >
Merchants Bank Of buffalo.
Treasurer George n. Baker reported the
dances q the Association In good eondi-
lion.
An address by Mr.. John Thompson. Or
New York, was read on the subject OF
panics. ranic<. 10 said. occurred about ev-
cry decade: this tcn-tcar period ~ quite
natural; !, takes about i've years after re-
yulsion 70 pay up, compromise, or wipe out
indcbiedncS<: then follows i've wears Of
prosperity. expansion. confidence In credits
lin fact, "boom;n tho last panic
was IN 1878; the present prosperity COM
mcnccd In 1878; We have now had three
years d extraordinary augmentation d
riches, much Of Il real and solid, but most
Of II emanating from raising prices or
putting up quotations; the signs Of an
approaching ''blixxardv are numerous,
but very delicate a. yet. When the stock
market becomes .mixed,' and the bulls
courts grant injunciions libcrally. and the
financial knayery Of the opposing parties
and schemerS II exposed. then capital
and credits .insidiouSly notwithstanding Il
considered the best investment, or loaLs sc-
cured beyond any contingency, even
~ nominal iutttt~t, "hItu SAIL
involves contraction; distrust follows, and
the credit system Is annihiiatcd. Al present
there Il but one alarming indication 81
trouble, and that Is in the number and mag
nitude Of new enterprises. involving the
issue OF millions o. opiixnions. ~ advised
caution on Inc part q bankers y! Inc use q
and speedy controilabiity Ger 4 sufficient
amount q assets 70 meet any demand OBJ
iisation" even IN tne iisnt - failing panic
~ sai9' ts~F n~,.'7 ' ''' .as.
n'u y " tne PIT y. "'a' a.n ,'','as
:. ~ ~ ~. ~ uo.t !" ~ 4" ~. ..-eNe,
t IN tnc mteeh' mnen 49, 1870, .,,H, y
tne less uisAs.sous. M v ~,
~ no' p,uPnessnt s,' ~ ~ w, ,n
h a. VIZ r- ~ l,,s ~, NV
pIahsina''' III "n.e.s VI s ,' W. w. ..';i,
kua.u W. asSs',' uo:"'s ~. t IVY ra'' NJ NJ
ncgotiatlons- issue q stocks and bonds
are Iou,ioiu wnht 'nes were y 60
~ ' ~ d ,ns ,eauns = solls oa.e. i,psas
the convention adjourned Tor I'M dry.
Among me papers reau on Toe iitn was
one from Secretary WINDOW, on Governs
ment Finances In which lie gave history
Of the course recently pur<ucd ~ the Cov-
ernment. nnder nv Refunsine =, u ro,-
$500 .' e 80 ','' 49, IN"
gress, 70 provide for the registered bonds q
maturing loans ana tne interest payments
on the coupon ponds. Under tne plan nnai-
" mntureu ana adopted <iso.v' lS9 ol the
nA,per-cent- bonds nau peen converted m
Y s., y, PET cents. leaving 70
n ps ps a ~ !19n W. ~. revenues, S<f;-
resources. Concerning the nye-pcr-cents.
me secretary says tnc transactions were mol
quitc comt'ctt, pot Ituvabtl thtIc VIII uc
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
FOURTH EDITION.
A FATAL CASE OF CHOLERA.
Death OF Well-KnOwn PhiIaueI-
phian with all the symptoms of
Asiatfc Disease.

| PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-.James
Murrow, of this city, a well-known cit.
izen and Past Grand Master of Masons
of Pennsylvania, died this morning of a
malignant form of cholera, which in its
development, lasting scarcely eight
hours, betrayed all the symptoms fthe
most contagious and fatal type of Asia
tic cholera. Mr.. Murrow had presided
during the week over the American
Protestant Association, at Wilmington,
Del. 1t was during the afternoon Sos
sion of the convention yesterday that
the first symptoms of the fatal illness
were shown. He returned to this CITY
at q O'Clock, accompanied by many
companions of the order, and was driven
with as little delay az possible to his
home on South street, above Thirteenth
street. DR.. H. d. Mclean, who has
been for many years the family physi-
clan, attended him. DIR. Dacosta, who is
an expert in cases of cholera, was SUM
moned in consultation. The purging
and vomiting which had set in early in
the evening were followed by the pe-
culiar rice water discharge which ap-
pears in the earliest cases of Asiatic chol-
era was regarded as the distinctive sign
of the disease. The breathing of the
patient was labored and the power of
entirely gone, while an in
cessanJ twitchina in the muscles of the
limbs was the only evidence at times of
Tho exact verdict of the !
physicians there agreed to and since
was that the case was an
extremely bad type of cholera; assini- |
latlng in its symptoms Asiatic cholera,
The suffering of the patient was intense
Ill through the night, and toward five
''clock this morning death enslled from
exhaustion and without any visible
struggle. Both of the attending phy-
eians speak Of tho case as the most
'iolent attack of malignant cholera
hat has come under their observation.
Although every symptom was that
# Asiatic cholera, said DR.. Dacosta.
i should never assert that the malday
vas that, because there is no proof that
was so, and | never knew an insola-
ed instance of the disease. If another
ase should presently follow il would
proof that the first was a genuine
nse of Asiatic cholera. 1t is, however.
II endemic disease, and is usually ,
rought into the conntry by vessel {
lat Is infected with it. DIR. Mclean (
lld the poSt-mortcm examination
ould throw no new light on the case, I
the symptoms were il every particu 7
r, even in the body's changing color
ter death, those of Asiatic cholera.
Mr.. Murrow was the Past Worthy
rand Master of the American Protest
1t Association Of the United States,
I'd presided over the earliest sessions
the Grand Lodge Of that body. He .
I'd attained the thirty-third degree in .
asonry and belonged to the Odd-Fel- |;
"S, knights of Pythias, and Knights a.
mplar. Z
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
The Mayors Court.

Sarah Brown and Joseph Butler, who
were given hearings before the Mayor
last evening on the charge Of keeping
houses of i'll fame on Fifth street between
Orange and TAtnall streets, were fined
$40 and costs each. Nellie Sweeney
and Annie Page, two Of Sarah's Gladly
boartlers, were fined g and costs each
for fighting.
Four young men, charged with diSor-
derlv conduct and corner iounging, were
required to pay the costs Of prosecution
and also furnish peace bonds.
Henry Brown, a colored man, was
fined 81 and costs for striking d boy.
A small colored boy was reprimanded
for assaulting child, and his parents
were advised to punish him.
An aged peddler, named Charles
Wunderlick was given a hearing on the
charge of refusing to remove lot of tin
ware which he had deposited on Charles
Harper's steps. The defendant evinced
signs of weak mind and was remanded
to the cells unril the location Of his
home could be aSctrtained.
The Mayor disposed of one case of
drunkenness this morning. Three cases
Of similar nature We're disposed Of last
evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
A Cane Relia

Councilman Bailey came into :,
torial on sanctum of the Rrn,,sl sU eaeI \
once this morning fimrislin,, = nLl' ,'i
cane of some kind of hard d ia T. we, @Go
wood with an ivory ton. bnt "bn,Gol' hn :, |
flourish no it in the "pat" Gsrdna , re uia ~
See here" said the Counriimaen. Ce. ~ y,
cane was taken from the reaida,
wade Hampton when the IInion % y.
entered Columbia, South m Corns io]
The cane had been taken 'Vti hNl
Connecticut soldier and wo. W
sented by him to Councllmon" "as A.
VINO IN turn presented it to CON-
man Bailey. Mr.. Bailey lost NJ iGua| bis y
cane at Fourth and Madison 1 st,.l
last night during the fire alarm n''s \
and Mr.; Beecher taking pity On him
sented him the captured cane, Mr.
ley mad better keep his top eve omen i
" ale Hampton gets a sight of y
may inform Mr.. b. that his add,a0,
Columbia, South Carolina,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
Catarrhal Poison,

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered carriage paid) by ID. Ii. Dew.
ey d Co., No. 46, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, dsuches, and in
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidOtal elements dis
covered by DIR. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
in two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
latiye and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar to, and as unfailing rs, vac
cinatiep. A 'sTreatise," with full state
ments BY the cured, is mailed free wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure is worth ten times
Its cost. Rev. Chas. ]. Jones, New Brighton,
L. ~ One package cured me. Rev. q. H.
Taylor, lao Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
at restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Refs, Cobbleskill, N. Y" :'The remedy
Is q marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. w
1t has been of great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Massena, N. Y, Rev. Geo. L.
Pratt, st. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure for Catarrh for $l.0O.
ll29 2taw
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
PIe0sMre.Seekarn-

The Ezion NJ. +. Sunday school
an excursion to Chestnut Grove
morning, by the steamer John A y
ner. A large crowd was on board
The contest for the gold medal n,
ed by Post No. . Guard, G. A. R., 9, q
on at Point Lookout, on the W. b
X H. to-day. The contestants copsil
OF members Of the Guard, the Ameri1
tif1e team and members Of Comna1
&. u +. The medal is made in tbesb1
OF a shield, with the words "presel
by Post Guard Tor best shot, June
thereon. The initials q A, h, M
the corners. Also q gold Spnb
badge, and a silver grand army h
were contested for by membeB Oi
Two trains ran from this
TO the excursion grounds. One wen
me morning and the other in the al
noon The morning train numbl
oar cars.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
Danger of Circumstantial Eyi.
deuce.

a well known citizen of Albany oc.
casionaIly relates IN experience of his
early life to illustrate the danger OF
circum5tant;al evidence. He had a low
erS' quarrel known to her family, with
the lady who had been his wife now for
twenty years. One evening he called
upon. her and Il reconciliation took place.
In the anxiety of restored love and con-
tidencc she expressed the fear that he
might be assaulted while passing along
through disorderly part of the city on
his way home, and to reasSure her he
.T"t rniSt0l from his pocket, told her
td1ie..y fAsch sectlou cI Ing pauua4vv4.4 ~...-
that he always carried it, and was eX-
planning its mechanism when it was ac.
cidently discharged The girls parents
rushed into the room, expecting to dis
cover murder or suicide, but fOrtu-
nately no harm had been done, although
the bullet grazed the girls face.
On his way home the lover threw
his pistol into the liver and has never
since carried one. He thinks that any
jury i'll ChriStendom would have found
him guilty of murder if he had killed
his sweetheart, for against his unsup-
ported denial the strongest cirCumstan-
Jial evidence Of motive could have
been brought.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-30
FIFTH edition
Employer and rn,

Mr.; j. R. Bringhurst, of NJ,
who has lately taken to imsaaIrssha.lto
rendered to the employees Of eii %,n wi
mn, on Saturday last, an e,an nas rollI
ton, consisting of ice cres sant col
etc. In order to reciprocatee eaa, ~ ca
ployer's Kindness and also snelr
their good will toward him 20 :, expd
ployes, on Monday evening ,o the
sented Mr.. and Mrs. BrinrhSS,las last,
beautiful silver coffee urn n"rs. ~ wit
sentation was made BY N, Inc
Myers, foreman of the miI, mr, Sin
Bringhurst received the gif f,,ls' ans
ed the donors by making "a, = nsl ana tha
He assured them that he sbOSMs, borM spe
prize the urn, not for its intrina,a a aV
only, but for the manifestatiou, ti,sS y
wishes and kind regard which, a Or
the act. He hoped the eo1d I nSs 99uI
had always existed between tbns b"As
still continue to exist and neMs ,a,
grow stronger with the lapse S "Sas oS Tll