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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28
Fine Paintings.

The large collection OF fine Oil painting, now
on exhibition In Gables building, East King
street, and which are being disposed Of by
sheriff. sale. continue to attract much atten
ton, and q number of them have been pur-
chased by our citizens. The paintings are all
originals and were executed by artists hold
ing high rank i'm their profession, both in
Europe and America. As an adornment OF
the l'arlOr or the study, there Is nothing =" ap-
prOpriate or beautiful rs choice pictures. An
opportunity is offered in this sale. to secure
valuable works of art ut small cost.
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Sickness and Death ON Sbipboard.

BosTON, April 2S,-Arrived, lax Rose-
meath Sourabaya. The Roseneath reports
had considerable sickness among the crew
on the passage. She touched at Port
Natal whe she landed, the first officer ami
six men suffering from Java fever. On JAN
uary 0 Neil Nelson. the carpenter, a native
of Norway, died, and on February 6, David
Robertson, 4 seaman, also died, and were
buried at sea-
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AmuSomeut0.

"Pinatorc" T0niOht.-The interval that has
elapsed sine the last presentation of Gilbert
and Sullivan's opera Of "Pinafcre" to this
community, will serve to give an added fresh
ness to this delightful little work on the occa-
sion of its preservation at Fulton opera house
tonight, by Miles juvenile opera company,
which has everywhere been winning the
golden opinions of competent judges.
Uncle Toms CdGin."--Abercrombies Bos
ton Ideal company will tomorrow night pro
duce a" Uncle Toms Cabin ut Fulton opera
house. They carry scenic and mechanical
effects especially constructed tor them and
claim superiority in their presentation of this
favOrite play.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28
9IISHAP On THE WATER.
What Might Have Proved y Terrible Disaa
ter.

" tSt Might have Proved Iorr1Dl0 DlS9S-
New YORK, April 2S.-A collision Oc-
CURED this morning on the East river be-
tween the ferry boat Alaska. and the tug
DR.. Gibbs, the latter being struck with
such force as to nearly turn it over. The
firemen was knocked over board, but was
rescued by the crew and properly cared
for. Hot Goals from the lire room were
scattered about by the collision and set
fire to the wood work Of the tug boat, but
the flames were extinguished before any
great damage had been done. Hei re-
pairs will cost about $500. The Alaska,
being much larger and having an iron
hull, was not damaged at all. Passengers
on the ferry boat were safely landed with
ont further nishap.
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Sprained an Ankle.

Henry NJ. Shubert, Of this city, while
stepping from q coach at Millersville
this afternoon, spraiEed his ankle
so badly that lie cannot walk.
1t appears that one Of the planks Of the
boardwalk in front of the hotel was loose
and turned under his foot. He was brought
to his home, East Walnut street, this city.
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$500 REWARD.

by virtue Of the authority given ME by the
resolution OF Councils Of February 4, 1874,
hereby offer reward of Five Hundred Dol
ars for the arrest and conviction OF any party
or parties who have set fire to any of the build
ings burnt by incendiary fire within the last
year, and the same reward will he paid for the
arrest and conviction of any person who may
set fire to any building in the future.
.JNO. r. MACGONIGLE,
aprl5-tfd Mayor.
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DEA THIS,

BroHL April %. 1881. in this city, Lizzie
Buohl, daughter of John and Magda!ena
BuOhl, in the 23d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funcral
from her parents residence, corner of Prince
and German streets, on Sunday afternoon at
~ o'clock. Services at Zions Luthern church.
Inierment at lions cemetery.
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New Grocery Firm.

As will bU noticed by advertisement else
where. Il change has been cfl: ctcti In the pro
prietorship of that old and popular grocery
stand i'm the northwest angle Of Centre Square
adjacent TO the postOfiice, and Tor so many
years known as Bowers store" Mr.. Jaco
Bowers has disposed Of the establishment to
Mcssrs Suppiec u Owens, active and energetic
young men. who are not slow in bringing to
the notice OF the public, by means of lib .ral
advertising, their claims to 4 continuance of
the patronage which this well known and al
ways reliable house has ever enjoyed. Mr..
Supplee is a son in-law of the late proprietor,
with whom for several years past he lms beer
associated I'm the establishment, whereby he
has acquired Il thorough knowledge of the
business and kept pace with the growing wants
of the patrons Of that branch of trade. His
partner. Mr.. Owens, has been resident Of
Mount Joy, and is also known as an enter
prising young gentleman of good business
qualificat ions, and the now firm start out with
u purpose of maintaining the prestige which
the Old stand had attained by u long career de-
voted to catering to the public need OF a first
class grocery store. They advertise com
plete stock i'm their line, and their invitation
will doubtless meet with cordial and gener-
Gus response from our citizens.
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lSuIIt on This Side the Line.

VIM. Smith, Of Oxford, is now having
erected large and commodious house for
leaf tobacco. The building is being built
in, Lancaster county an d is expected to be
finished in a few days.
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Then get u bottle Of Bird Bitters, which is an
unfailing restorer of song and a cure fol all
.lisca ses of cage birds. II your druggist does
not keep it. o. will not get it for you. send i
postal card to the Bird Food Company, 3O7
Federal street. Camden. n. j., and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, p cents.
mar.l3- -3mESW
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You're on Your Eggs.

Allentown Item.
1t is reported that Prof. r. X. Buchrle
is again a candidate for city superintend-
ent of Reading. 1t is also said that he
could he induced" " tobe an applicant
for the position here.
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MEsSRs. ELY EROs., Druggists, OSwego. \. l..
The supply of Cream Balm purchased OF you
sold rapidly. Such Is the demand have had
occasion to duplicate my orders no less than
five times within three montlie. Ny custo-
mers have found this is no hambH-, but 4 pre-
paration OF real merit and evidently Il SOY
crcign catholicon for the cure OF Catarrh. An
article that will produce such result; will
prove Il blessing to ANY community. WM.
Tuck, Druggist, Wtlkcsbarre, Pa, Jan. IS. 1880.
aD2J-lwtEW
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PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK.
Il The Street Committee will receive sealed
proposals up to ~ O'Clock on THURSDAY.
APRIL ss for the following work and ma
terials
!. For all the hard brick that may be needed
for the street department of the current year.
Bid to state at what price per NJ brick will be
furnished at the yard, and also ut what price
the same will be delivered where needed.
.. For all new gutterins for the current
year. Bids to state at how much per lineal
foot cutters will be lald-tEe bidder furnishing
all materials, and also 1T how much per lineal
foot-the city furnishing the materials.
j. For crossing stone, to be furnished as
wanted durin. the year. Bids to state ut what
price stone will be delivered, and also ut what
price they will be laid
1. For backing stone, delivered when need
cd.
All bids to be addressed to ID. Trcwitz, street
Commissioner, and TO b. LETT ut the Street
Committee Box at the Mayors Office, or hand
ed to ID. McMullen, Chairman Street Commit.
ice. Specifications to be seen at the Office of
Jas. c. Carpenter City Regulator. The Com
mittee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids.
by order OF Street Committee.
ID. TREWITZ,
aDr2S 3td q. Street Commissioner.
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Lite Stock Market.

CHIcAGo.-The receipts Tor Hogs were l6,OOO
head shipments i, 2iO do: market hrmrr and
demand good: packers and shippers buying
| freely; mixetlpackin2. $5 6l@6 20; BACON s. -
| @6 Is; choice heavy, S. a0al6 Il.
Cattle-keceipts, 100 head: shipments. 2NOG
head market strong and active common to
fair shipping. 81 s0@5 81; good TO choice med
dstillery at s. 20; bulls at S. 7jali 10; stOckerS
and feeders were active and strong at So 500
; S.; feeders, $3 75@4 Is.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; shipments. 80 do;
market more active, but prices not higher ::
inferior to fair mixed ut 5; 6J05; shOrn Sheep
at 81 p; good to choice wooded ut s. 1905 7S.
EAST LIBERTY. TY.-Cattlc-ReceiptS, 2iO head ::
all for this market supply fair and prices Off
from those OF last Wednesday; trade in first
hands or wholesale Is nearly nominal: best
shipping grades ut s. 1906 s. fair TO good
butchers stock at 81 S'@l5 "a common and
light at 81 25lI 90: stockers, $t@i b; bulls
cows and stays ut 81 25li %
Hogs-Rcceip;s, ,I55 head: Philaulclphias at
S. 1895 6O; Workers. $60i6 p.
Sheep-Keceipts.s,lC 3, 40 head; wOolcsi at 81 5OI6:
clipped ut 81 25l.4 75.
BUFFALO O-Caltle-Reccip,s, l,l0o head con
signed through, 45O cars; market was quiet
and unchanged. but bulk OF stock sold or ship
ped out.
sheep and Lambs Receipts, 400 head; con-
signed through, cars nothing doing. and
several cars remain unsOld, with buyers hold
ing OFF.
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50 head; consigned
through, "A ears the market WAS dull anu the
prices u shade lower. with offerings generally
OF good quality Workers 1T s. 9Ol6 10: gOo,l
to choice ut S6 9.li6 - good medium weights
held at s6 iO66 30; 4 ears unsOld: pigs TT $50
rs.
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MIRRI1GES.

GERHARD-lIILL.-On the 2Gth OF April, at
Sunbury, In the Reformed church. DR.. J. Z.
Gerhard, of Harrisburg. a son OF Rev. W. T.
Gerhard, of Lancaster, to Mary Hill, the only
daughter Oioieorge Hill, esq, Of Sunburv.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28

The pupils of St. James parish school
were this afternoon taken by their teacher,
Miss Martin, on botanizing expedition
to Rohrerstown.
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Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, \. Y. writes: ~ have
used 8urlOck Blood Eittcrs for nervous and
bilious headaches and have recommended
them to my friends l believe them superior
to any other medicine l have used, and can
recommend them to any one requiring cure
tor biiousness." For sale at II. Il. COchran's
Drug Store, No. 49, North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kidney COlnplaints

of all descriptions arc relieved ut once, and
speedily cured by Kidney-Wort. 1t seems in
tended by nature for the cure OF all diseases
OF the kidneys caused by weakness and debil-
ity. Its great tonic powers are especially d.
rected to the removal of this class of diseases.
We know of persons that have suffered for
thirty years that have been permanently cured
by taking Kidney Wort a short time. Try it..
either liquid or dry-Sun aDr25lwdIw
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For COUnfy And

JERE MOHLER. Ephrata. Subject to the
decision of the Democratic county cOnvcn-
tioE. aprll-d&wtp
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FOR SlLE.

7 A:st;E SIssisE-lSsDsD;l fspK RENT-CHE
IL store room now occupied by ". Gerliart,
merchant tailor. I'm the Inquirer building. No
81 North Queen street, Lanrn.feg. Inquire Oi
GEORGE BHUBAKEE,
m:S-tfi y; North Duke street.
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MARTIN HILDEBRANr, OF Mount Joy
Borough. Subject to the decision OF the Dem
ocratic county convention. aplS-d&wtD
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ME. c. B. PORTER, Druggist, TOwansia Pa
For several years have been troubled with
Catarrh have tried many remedies, without
much relief. Eiy's Cream Balm has proved to
be the article desired, having wonderful re-
suits in my case l believe 1t TO be the only
cure. l.. Il. COBUHN, Towanda. Pa. May H.
1879
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THIRD EDITION.
THURSDAY EvEN'a. APRIL 2e, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-For the Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, stationary or
higher temperature, with variable winds
and higher barometer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28

TUT OOuHty zAUuItUr'
JOHN l.. LIGHTNER, of Leacock township
Subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention. aprlS-tfd&w
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a Bloody SuitOr.

BUFFALO, N. V, April 2s.-John We'll
ker, a wel-to-do farmer, living near Ba-
tavia, Genessee county, was murdered by
Charles Stokley, q farm hand, yesterday
morning. The refusal Of the hand OF
Welker's daughter in marriage was the
cause leading to the crime. StOkley shot
the deceased four times with revolver.
DIR. McCosh's Poor OPINION CT Tren ton.
The Princeton college glee club is ad-
ver:ised to give concert in the Taylor
opera house at Trenton this evening, for
the bcnifit of Aaron Wilkes post, G. A. r.,
but Dr. McCosh has refused to let the
club fulfill the engagement. The stu
dents had chartered two trains and every
available conveyance in Princeton to take
them to the entertainment. DR.. McCOsl's s
reason for refusing his assent was that
there are too many saloons and objection
able resorts in Trenton. If these are
closed, he said, the students may 60
otherwise they cannot Every seat in the
hall had been taken.
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POLITICAL.

For County Commissioner:
FPANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
su:Ject to the choice OF the Democratic coun-
ty convention. :Drt:-d&wtp
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HENRY +. HARTMAN (Lime Burncr). OF
East Lampetcr township. Subject to the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
apr2- d&wtp
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New YORK Market.

NpwiORk. April ril23.-Elcur-Statean and W estern
without important change, moderate export
and jObbing trade demand: Supertlne State,
s. @el4 50; extra do - b5T4 Is choice 10 - 7Og9
40 fancy DO s. fs6 75 round hoop Ohio "a $50
;: chOic. do at s. 05GG 75: superfne west.
ern * 1904 30: common to goO,l cx-
ira do 81 5O0iW; choice do s. OOGG 75; choice
white wheat 10 S5I6 o. Southern steady :;
common to fair extra ut 81 75d5 %; gOd to
choice do s 25G6 y.
Wheat without decided change. feverish and
unsettled No. White, May. 81 2Oa0l 2i: No.
Red, April, $! ~ do May. 81 sIlI asL do
June, 81 2153Tql20L
ell western spot. 5S@62c; ito future, GjlI6E62c
Oa:s--State, 46153c; Western, 45llIOc.
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City lsill Posters.

Carson & Hensel, city bill posters Office In
TELLlaENcER building, No. South Queen
street. Conspicuous and well protected boards
in all parts of the city. Circulars, programmes
and small bills judiciously and generally dis
tributpl
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ADAM s. Dietrich, of Manor township.
subject to the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
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VLW THE SCHOOL DlRECTOHS OF TIL
('ltV of Lancaster. PA

Il CITY of Lancaster, Pa.
GENTLEMEN: In pursuance OF the seventh
section of the act OF April g. 1869, yoa are here
by notified to meet in convention i'll the COM
mon Council Chamber. in th' City of Lancis-
ter on the first Tues lay in May. \. d.. 1881,
bein:. the third day OF the mOntli.;t 7:1O'clock
in the evening, and select. rira roce, by Il ma
jOrity OF the whole number of Directors pre-
sent, one pei son of literary and scientific nc.
quiremenis and OF skill and experience in the
art OF teaching, us City Superintendent, for
the three succeeding years. and certify the re-
suit to the superintendent OF Public lnstruc
tiOn at Harrisburg, as required by the eighth
sec ton of said Act.
JOHN l.. WARFEL,
PrcSi ent.
LANCASTER Pa, April d, 1881. a26 2wu
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WANTS..

"ANTS,
"ANTED-A WOMAN OR GIRL TO
w make herself generally useful: good
wages. Must come recommended. Apply AT The
SPRECHER" HOUSE,
2Dr2l-tfd 81 North Duke Street
"ANTED-A LADY WANTS y sI:lA-
w tiOn as HOusekeeper in some good famil, +,
Apply aG the INTELLIGENCEI Office.
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SAMPLE NOTICE.

1t is impossible for q woman after faithful
course Of treatment with Lydia T.: Pinklam g
Vegetable Compound To continue to suffer
with weakness OF the uterus. Enclose q
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, eSS Western
avenue. Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.
iY2QlYile0dAN
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. MEDICAL.
DIRECTIONS,

! III Is fJ ! IsbNS.
| For Caiarrh. Hay
Fever. Cold in the Heat
&c.. insert with little
finger Il particle OF
Balm into the nOstrils :;
,lT.w strong breatlls
Through the nose. 1t
iwill be absorbed,
cl"ansing and healing
the diseased mem
br3nc.
FOR DEAENESs,
Apply II particle into
the ear.
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A Hard T1sk

To find . better remedy for dyspepsia, in,liges
tfOn and impurities Of theL blood, than bur
docks Blood Bitters. Price 81, trial bottles II
cents. For sale Mt H. B. COchran's Drug store
III North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-04-28

TNATEls RENT NOT.CE.-T!!E WATER
w Rent Duplicate Is now in the hands of
the Treasurer. and on and after tomorrow,
April 3, Water Rents will be received, and
five per cent allowed for prompt payment.
Office hours rom to Il Il. III. and from to
u. ~. WIN. MCCOMSEl,
a27tfd Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes
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.,llDr. and sweet.

Oil city Derrick.
| ANOTHER CARD TO the public.
"Busted" again. JAMES G.. BOyCE.
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IlOnI your Canary Sing ::

Going! Going Going!
Oysters and April with an /" r.
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ITOME FOR FKIENDLEsS CHILDREN.
Ill The corpor.ttors the Home for FrientllesS
Children tor the city and county of Lancaster,
Pa will mrct on Tuesday, May ;, ut , O'Clock
p. M, at the office OF The Secretary, No l39
North Queen street, for the purpose OF elect
ing Trustees and Lady Managers in accord
ance with the charter
JOHN L. ATLEE. NJ. d., President.
CHAs. NJ. HOWELL, Secy. apr27-2td
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Noon Quotations. Of the Grain Market
STOCK Market.

stock Market
New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks,
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB Ii. loNG, N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
NkW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks active.
ADril
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12
Sowing Grain With Grass.

Sowing grain with grass seed, saws
IN exchange, is a practice quite com-
monty condemned. vet it is rather the
rrse than the exception. This custom
can hardly be defended as one ~ be
followed, yet it has some few adyan-
tages. notable among which is the
smothering of weeds. On a piece Of
weedy land, and when green manure is
used before seeding down land in
clines to weeds, to say nothing OF the
risk of sowing weed seeds in connec-
ton with grass seedS-it becomes q
question whether to grow a crop of
weeds or a crop of grain before the
grass is ready to NOW. The seeds of
weeds start quicker than grass seeds.
and the weeds grow up overshadow-
ing the grass, so that the first cutting
Will give more of the former and less of
the latter than is desirable. In such a
case. the danger of letting in the suns
hot rays and of burning out the Young
grass is just IS great as though a crop
of grain had been sown and harvested.
If. with the grass seed, 4 light sowing
of barley is made, the later VIII grow
up quicker than the weeds and over
shadow them. SO that If the barie-
be n green and made into hav. or
even fed green where soiling is prac-
ticed. q crop OF good fodder will be Sc
cured in lieu of a crop OF weeds. In all
transactions upon the farm. circun-
stances must govern as well as the best
conceived rules.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

OF cooling nutrients which are in
great demand in cases of fever. Crack
ers and orange-juicc and barley-water
are among the best known. The first
is composed simply of broken crackers.
milk crackers being the best. and
strained orange-juice, which is poured
over them This Is the most refreshing
and cooling nutrient which can be given
10 a fever patient. To make barley
water. a quarter of a pound of barley is
placed in a quart OF water. 1t NAV be
stepped in cold water over night or
boiled in wafer. which must be allowed
to come to q boil and no more. In
either case the water is TO be thrown
away. Another quart of water is added,
and this is allowed TO boil down 10 a
pint The mixture is then strained and
cooled, after which II is ready for use.
A little milk may be added If desirable.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The Manistce (Mich.) 7imcs says:
Last Thursday the children nj Public
School No. >, near Carson's Run. pro-
posed To play ghost, and selected Ann,
Sicablc, 4 little girl, about u years Of
age, as the vic i'm. without the know
edge If Annie they posted one OF their
number in the pine. cuyo'opcd in Il
sheet. To this place they led the Uusus-
pecting little girl, ard at a given signal
the shectcd figure made it, appearance.
The children who were i'm the pot ran
and halIoocd :. Ghost" ard with them
ran Annie, believing she had seen IA real
ghost. She reached the school-room
door, fell inscnSible, and died the same
day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-05-12

The Iowa City R,Tnbitoa1 has un-
earthed 4 very peculiar Gaze If Tanner
Ism. Nothing like il has been heard 0i
in tina, part of the country before. The
fact that the lady referred to is we'll
known in the community and that the
most reputable physicians Of Iowa City
have examined her case leaves no doubt
a. 10 the accuracy of the follow IDg
statement: .'NIiSs Hattie Deal, \ sister
in-law Of DIR. Aylworth, Of this city, has
not taken Il morSel Of food for twenty.
five days, nor has she spoken n word Tot
three wears. She abstained from food
on the ground that il Wa her religion,
duty To do So, and from talking for the
same reason. Persuasion If friends il
useless, and she i slowly wasting away.
Miss Deal is a maiden lady 81 - year.
of age, and has always been highly re-
specicd.n