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, 1881-04-02
THE STATE CAPITAL, !
Tho senato's seinc.Casting Yes
tcrday Results in a Light
Haul,
Advancement Of tie Chicago To-
lice md Fire Department
Bill.
Chestor's Persistent Charge on the
House Committee Proves Par
TALLY Successful,
Favorable Action OIL the Scheme
to Benefit Hill, the d.
gest Man.
MYSTERIOUS and unfat'1omabte Gas
Meters TO Receive an Official
0verhauling.
Auatt to Be Called on Snilc JUS
tice Practice III Cook
County.
Both Houses Adjourn to Wednesday to
Give Mcmbcrs Chance to
Vote.
Some Queer Stories. in Regard to the
Graln-1nspcctEon Department OF
Chicago.
oberly Having Blabbaa, He Must Nov
Stand Up to tho Rack, Fodder or
No Fodder.
Both Houses Adjourn to Wednesday to
Give Mombcrs q Chance to
Vote.
Some Queer Stories in Regard to Inc
Graln-1nsrcctEon Department OF
ChfCag0.
oberly Having Blabbad, He Must Now
Stand Up to tho Rack, Fodder or
No Fodder.


SECOND EEADlS0.
spttda1 Dsspsteh to The G'te"@' 7fihant.
Sl'N1SGFtE!.n. ILL.,, April l.-Iho SENATE
convened at the usual hour.
Senator Whites bill nbo1lsliinE Police anu
Fire Departments In cities over 1oo,0oo intlap.
itnnts antl establishing DDartls Of Police anu
Ftro Commissioners WAS reud second time.
Senator Shaw opposeA The further progress
of tho hill. 1t bciungc. to the class Of special
}ccistotinn, t]m Suprcur Court having VII
t,,J,, ann;'lcd ttut hills uf this kind are ,ll,-
cnnst,tn,lonal. liz thought the Committee
H. ',,ata.., .1,o,,l, ,,,vn II c,,nucn IN coI,-
~, 't"ole}aiy a"u''" ', ''s,.,h . - ~arar II
sluer The l'i!. anu l1Fea ~ 'stei IL L., ,. y,
rho motlon was lost, nnd the Dill sent 10
third reading. ,.
Senator uarrt's 9S.1HiS iii iorsa,ir nM telegraph
companies from charging oser ,eehls LUZ
tcn-wortl messages within the Ssate was
tnron nm mt of liz order, rga,l secynd time,
w ."n." a.tfiroh ~ "I ~ ~ tl,;rI rn.,,,,nr
n1la diae'e,. " .'i,iu ~, '.I..,, ,c,,,,, IL.
senotor bcnt's bill permitting township III.
;surance companies organized under the INV
,u 1872 to include six townships Instead Of
fonr ns at nrcscnt. WIN nllynncel to third
~, ,, ~ W.
IeAalhs' .r.,. ,.t,,,. ,,t+,,,
ocslator Clhlh ane" i'"tT''l ''''s' "''e''
law WAS sent 10 tnita reMi!ls. ..or,uo,.
Scnnt0rNeEttlcS' ;lnchuMelttnl tho r1lt-i"'
suraucc law decreasing the liability on notes
proportfunatcly as profits increase wont to
I'LL roo',i,,r
'tt1u leosE. n,4'.,, III, ,,,r,,,tt,nr porr finn.
senator Alh1tef pl'l pel a'ts 1u
nlfssi0ners 10 Increase tho INK lor na1k l't'..
t,oscs. went IN Il prg toward hcing Il law. 1t
r. ron.nnni,1r sur. tn lin m tt1trt rcptIipg.
e, re',n,"s Wr",,,s iii III In nnthoriy,ur lila mur.
ocs'''et .ol m"l'i ont 1.'t',., ,tI,i,s 1,l1.
chase of 400 coplcs ot Edward d. li'1ls LIZ
no1s State Digest was sent 10 iAe Consnltlec
OIL Appropriations. .r.
III; ASSESSED AND LOOK PLEASANT.
eor,tnr EIfnr,a hs,t yns r,,ntt I. sf,cnll lime.
, 1881-04-02

TIE C4A1.fs MONDAY.
Iup9E DuuMM0x!,-Motlon for now trial IN
1lutler W. VMH Artnan.
JunGE DtoIHsETr-No court.
1uptE H1nr-Sotions nnly. No court Tues.
.!ny. Call WAlncaduy-.4Js ass, Adl, fG, 45s, III
49, vi, 40, i80, 48l, 4vg 900 to Go. No case On
triit.
JUNE SM1IIt-No preliminary call. Tria ca'l
:.,5, 100. Dis, 5 ,00, 07o, ,97g, 2,os., e,99l,
NJ ease OIL trInl.
.1upaE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JUDOt: JAMESDS--CnntestD motions.
+IutNlE fiAHuSER-Eu1Itostetl iuOtIons.
Ju1ME lt(NlEIts-33l, 3si, :Ed. :S7, Jul, 39'. No
C.tsU IN trtMl.
,]UnuE ANTnoNY-A sot caso. No call Of tho
cntc,n1Rr.
Jul,1E Tut.Ey-Contcstcd motions.
JUnnE IAIlNUM-Cnntcsted motions.
.1l:DnE I.0DMiH--Sos. l,;}tj, l3lD, t,1e7. 1,8.s,
1.39 t1l. 10iS. LII, l,l7B l.tSs ,:a0, .3, 10
mid l,:.s.u.
, 1881-04-02
THE EARLY-sToNEY TRIAL.

Thu litcl slit of Alco Enrty. now Mrs. slnl-
mons, ngnlns. Wilbur +. Storey, which WIS OIL
trtH! Thursday before Judge RoHcrs, was ended
yesterday morning. Tho caso went to the Jury
about !, o'clock Thuratlny afternoon, and ycstor-
tlay morning ttey returned verdict IN fAvor of
tho plaintiff. liking tho dA,nagos ut tho sllin of
ylNO. Tho cnsu, 1t Will be remembered. wns tried
some three ycars ago, ind resulted EC Il verdict
for SlhWN III fnyilr Of Miss Farly, which,
utter two hear!nKss WIS rHyerscd IN tho
Supreme Cort, III Tho EruunA nf nnn.Mlm!s-
sion or Gtrlan evidence, mud trna Bctt muck Tor
motion rnr i,ow trlHl wRs mule by plaintiffs
cnlnseI, Which Will nrobnt!y be nrgsirtl sAsArny
tho Jury stuol: Guilty. Il. not guilty. :: Of
tho four. ono nssesscl tho tlnsnMKcs ut $.l,olo.
mil tito ntAur three ut f6,900. Tho verdict wuB
regarded nH q victory for tho defendant.
, 1881-04-02

E1fzn y. Temple commenced Il suit III trcspaes
yesterday nRninAt tho Chicago Il Enascrn fillnus
Hallway Company, tho ChIcaKo + nrand Trunk
Hallway Comrtlly, tho Chlenyo T. Western tndl.
nm ltnllruai Company, atld lilo Wnbnsh 4 racHo
Itnl1routl Cn.nr1ny, IN recover $1,000 damages
FIR Inytt,E TRICKS md running trains on WALLACE
street pNst her PROMISES
sfnry e. rrca hrgnn II c,iit for $40 900 tinn,aKca
aprlnst thu Ety nr Chicago.
.Tnsnes 7. Ront brought suit n9n.nst tho City Of
Chcngo to rccuver 4! GU for legal services IN
1X.l.
ltnl,crt 3. rcrrlHn commenccil m actt0n In
tr,.spnaa AGnlnst Henry s. Austin, luyfng dun.
nEe5 ut $.u,0N. =.
, 1881-04-02

In tho mattGr Of tho estate Of Chnr!csS. VIM
ter Ut ni minors. l0tters Of guardianship 0f the
ostutc wcru issurd to EIlon u. Winter, under
l.ul.I FOR S},UlJ.
III tho ninttur OF tho estate OF Henry tloiEfors.
deceased. letters Of ndnlintRtrntl1n sern Issued
IL William Mnt!lnry. nnticr bun.l Tyr FINN
lii thu Illgttcr Ut tho GStntc Ut MMry u. FAIR.
burn, Ut uI.. minors, letters f Kuhrltnnshfp or
tho cstatu woru issued to YhomnB II. Dond, uii-
dur butltl fur $3,DIU.
, 1881-04-02

pnry against tho Tot1ov Manufacturing Cum.
paHy, It Al,Erurct, h,tvnybr, TINT tho llrar!n
wp'iItl 0cGtlpy several days, AMI 1ltl4o DrlIn.
mn,d Raftt hu could mt srnrn Tho linn ct pr.sen!
tn lnag It. Tho trlnI, therefore, WIS postponed
i1lilcIultlv,
, 1881-04-02
DIVORCES,

Lo.llsa llrckcr .led bill yesterday n1n{nst
hrr husband, Julius Hacker, naklnR for divorce
III tho ErtMttttl Of liesrrttuu.
LsIDy MOrrnw Hskc'i forn InllnrtlecrceagaIn.t
William Aturruw Oh nGeu1int uf Ills cruu1ty und
tlesrrttt,il.
And SrlIIe 1inllwfn wants ~ he rcscnsctl frnn
her utHut;tiIs III Nnlhnn ". !inhlwli, he hay.
lug loft tiur worry 1lnIurenl,nlNsiy In fB1G.
, 1881-04-02

SUPERIOR COUNT - COSFEssIoHS - Hurry
byrno, usc. etc., vs.. George l.. Murchle $l;D.-
William II. Stntk, VI. Jotn Y,lnker, $7B.ih
C1RCu1r CuURT-JupGE NuuEns-A1iee Early
vaWllhur F. Story; verdict $;io0, mud motion Eot
now trul By pnintltf.-ltuAhtDu Fnster Vs. VII.
Run Sewing Machine Company, s5i2.70.-1lenry
DENIS vs., slime, $4t1.j1,
, 1881-04-02

Tho Courts will all udjourn Tuesday, but tho
clerk y p,l!ccs Will be opnn ia usuul.
Judge lllodgutt will probably not 10 In court at
al nvxt week. 49,.
JidYs Autl,ony will 70 to tho Criminal Court
"Wednesday to relieve Judxu aluran.
Judge Dyer Was In tho city yesterday Mld
eat With Judge urilNluoul 10 hear thu pat
pnt caso Of tho Singer nockWK-ChAl Com"
, 1881-04-02

To the r,scuc With lIale's Honey Of Iforchound
md Ynr tMf.,sp tho bnby atr4lnEuA with Grtllp.
l'lk9's rta.hnrho llrops etsro III onr minute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-20

Il You are suffering with 4 Cough
Gold. Asthma, bronchitis, Hay Fever
Consumption, loss Of voice. tickling n
the throat or any affection or the Throat
or Lungs, use DR.. kISc's NEW Drsooy-
EKi for consumption. This il the great
remedy that is causing 90 much excite.
ment BY is wonderful cures. curing
thousands Of hopeless cases. Over ope
million bottles Of DIR. KIxo's New Dis.
covEKi have been used within the lasl
year, and have given perfect satisfaction
IA every instance. We can unhesitatinr-
" Say thet this Is really the only sure.snrc
tyr throat and lung affections, md can
recommend il 70 al. Call and
geta trial bottle free or cost. or Z regular
size for $l.O0. For sale BY 4. Vert q
" Jasper. Ind. and &. w. Schwartz.
Huntjngburg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-20

BRING IL YoUR HicKoKn-We are
now busy saving up the large amount
~ hickory brought in during the winter.
ana VIII soon have i out Of the way, and
urge every one who has timber to sell 10
bring 4 ~ ~ soon as possible. We
want All we can get, and will continue
paying The highest market price. Come
~ and make contracts. If you can't bring
your timber right away, SO we may know
what 10 depend on. Scheurich & 90.
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Our merchants have rot On 4 vcr,
large stock Of goods.
VIII Dubois be represented a the
state SUNDAY school Convention. 10 ~
held IN Evansville: Why not:
n Mr.. Henry Goldman. or Galena. Floxd
county. y visiting his sons, Anthony aud
Napoleon. near here.
Nr. Cox and hands arc now hero ana
pusily ~ work preparing for Tie new
MIL 20 DC put up here.
Wheat i now looking much better
nan y DID few weeks ago: Nut Il ~
believed that only about . half crop will
One ofthe happiest mon Dubois comfy
= poSscssof Of Il Allen McCarv. NJ
wiie, SUNDAY . week ago. presented him
With an eleven pound girl.
NJ. Adam Rudolph i husily putting
up hls store-bonse here. II is to be sixty
'tef long, twenty-four feet wide md
twenty feet high. and when completed. |
town.
Rev. A. A. Colby. gave the pcopIe |,
mere quite surprise last SUNDAY. byI
preaching IN Foriersville. lie had be-
come quite stranger here, il having
pern four months since he preached here
before.
Health in this community is improving.
Many who have been very bad sick are
now much better. among whom we NAV
name Miss Nellie Lavender. whose life
has for eight weeks been despaired or.
hr. Senning's child. also. Is getting her
ter, and il i believed now that lrofh vii, 2
set we'll Thanks to the skill or DR..
Lennon.
Farmers are now bnsilv breaking for
ma planting corn. and though their faces
we're very long week before last. they II
rave shortened wonderfully IN the last
cw days Farmers will Be very late II III
'e'.,ns ~ their corn. Taking Il all in n
u there Is not a very flattering outlook IN
or crops in this section. Oats IS about n
he only thing which looks well. IN
NON DE PLUME. Isl
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A SUITABLE BUILDING FOR A
HOTELs
ForSAI.E|

The undersigned wishes % sell MI
large brick building. now occupied by
Capt. Daniels Is Hotel. situated IN 4
very desirable locality for Hotel pur-
poses. one block from the Court-house.
on North Main street. This house II
suitable for tirst-elass Hotel. contains
Ing I8 rooms, good well OF water. also
. good cistern. stable, etc. This house
can be purchased on reasonable terms
and on easy payments. For further par
ticulars, call on or address
JOSEPH EGG.
REP. :, Sit. JASPER, Ism.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-20
nor,cE 70 co.owxEss.

Carson Cl1Y NEVADA, juno IS. 1851.
To Oliver anderson, Joseph Bcice Thomas Mayos, A.
Hobart and Nathaniel Holmes: You hsfeby notified
that the undersigned have expended the sum OF four
hundred snA six 5OiOO do lars in U gold CON- in labor
snd improvements upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
Lode situate yin, and being in ursby county State
Nevada about one and one-haH miles OF the Lake
View tunnel the line Of the Virgins Tuckee Rail
road. Sa claim at point on the south side
Of the line Of the Virginia and Gold dill water
water pipe AID thence south fifteen hundred feet to
the north Of the Bassete Mining Claim, which said
expended by for the purpose of holding said
claim and prem under the provisions OF Section 1894 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States ben. the
required hold the for the years 1878 1870
and $780, OF which amount expended the proportion Of
each Of you in said lode and claim is the
amount set opposite your respective names to-vit:
Joseph BOlce
A. G. Hobart ~
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication of this notice, you fail refuse to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure co-owners
above set out interest in SAID claim and lode will be-
the property Of the subscribers under said Sec
ton 1894
ROSS LEWERS,i
p. N. MARKER,
G. A. LEE,
..... MAURICE MAY
ELIAS OWENS
June la-0od
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-22
White Cloud salad.

number OF our citizens spent most Oh inc Week III
Troy ns' week, at'eno'ns court
hr. samuel roster met met win Se'ere '',
ast SUNDAY WINE ne anu ,i'ii'! were Ut enuren
IN tno e'e"is' MS n'''S ''" :. ~ '"s "a ~ 20"
10 tne sronnu. Is nor known NO" Use nre or's,na
.eu' ou. Is 'n'"s". .""' II was SCI On ",e nr
fos'er n"'u "orH'ns man anu ""' ,N'T gu 'ne
p,Aee iot Two .eai, - As AHU"u Us ."' ""'"''e
place QUO anu na,ii n.les soI,n VI 'o""
i"e S'ea"ie WIN ho' "e "ei" "h "'N' fii"as' Ae
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=" Vases at Wsde's.


ENFORCING THE LoUoR LAw.-Aarshal Cain. Of
White Cloud, informed u.s. last week. that ''WO-
mans Christian Temperance Union" had been organ
lied in that place, aud had held q meeting. in which
they went for him rough-shod, and that promi-
nent men Of the town did likewise. They demanded
that he go ahead and arrest who were selling
whiskey, and then they would furnish the names Of
witnesses to convict them; but il he refused, they
would have him deposed from Office. Most people
have queer idea Of enforcing that law. If the Mar
shall has witnessed the selling of liquor in violation
Of the law it is his duty to make arrests and enter
complaint; but IL he has not il is not his duty to
make arrcs:s until comploint has been filed, accord
ing to law. 1.-THE Womens Christian Temperance
Union know of the violations, il those prominent
citizens do, why do they not make complaint and az
iidayit, according to law In that case the Marshal
would make the arrests, render himself liable to
the penalty of the law. But is seems that these
prominent men are in business and fear that they
will be injured, il they take active part in prose
cutions. There's the pinch. They could go up to
the ballotbox, and vote for arbitrary and imprae-
ticsble measure, expecting that somebody else would
do the dissgreeable work Of enforcing the law. If
five were in the Marshal's place, We would keep
away from places where liquor 10 supposed to be
sold and not become u witness to it, and il women
and prominent business men wanted their own law
enforced, would compel them to take the bull by
the horns and themselves enter complaint and be-
gin prosecutions.
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Brenner Items.

Mondav uornipo,s fre;yb, branch. n car load of
new GOOD. far Cool 4 Uin.tlev
Tom. Iapy,n has IN. ,tock mems Mt Brcpn.r fuII of
hor. re.lv Go- .b,,nen,
Tba turtb montb of the Rrenner .cbool rill clos.
With this well EnroIIman, r.. avcr,,e Jailv A.
tendance a. Tn tbis,cbooI ,r- taugb, pb1.cal roo
r,nhv man dra w;pg b;yber and .lementarv ar;,b,na
tic higher and elementary arebra. and ali the other
branches usually Taught in the public schools The
pups of tbi, school are among the most orderly in
the County. So rcnorts their teacher.
A largo crowd attended the Literary. Saturday
exepino. The exerci,cs were entertaining. ropsist
ing Of debate. reetatious .ss,vs. and seIec, read
mos. A paper read Inv DR. uambletou. Was opa nj
the interesting features Of the evening The next
meet;no will he Thursday evening Of This xsek An
are invited IN attend The onestion. ..8,,olr,d
That the signs of the times indicate the downfall of
th;, R.publ..- will be discussed. John Lancaster.
DR.. Hambletop, Rev. Slower, affirmative; J. J. b.
her NJ NJ Burres, and John Harpi,. pepatiye There
vii; also be contest in declamatiop.. by the pupil,
of the school. for various prre. offered by IN. teach
or.
Tn the .booting match and r,ae Mt Brcnper Satur.
d,v week Jesse Cook got four turkeys. ]. j. Baker
tbrce. and Frank welton two. Pretty good for
pr.rn.r-n;n. turkey. out NJ thirteen.
Cook & Hinekley have two tables arranged in
their store for the dplav Of their Christmas goods
Tb.x have the neo,est dinl,v We ever saw Mr..
CT .nd NJ, U;n.kI.vh.v. CHARGE If ,h.s. ,oIl..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-12-22
VAN BUSKIRK & BRECKENRIDGE
DoniDhau Items.

VIM. Canter came TO town with his wife, and
hitched his team Schletxbaumis shop; while
attending to some business his tesm became fright
ened, pulling up the htching post and started down
street at full speed Was checked up below town.
with no other damage than breaking the coupling
pole Of his wagon.
Mr.. Shnner and Charley Clicard, Of Troy, were
down, last week. Also, Mr.. Nutter and wife from
Tanning, and Henry Miller and J. j. Baker from
Bremen. They all attended the Dramatic play and
ball. at Brenncr's Hall. last Thursday evening.
There will be Christmas tree at Spring Grove
school house, Christmas Eve. Every one should 20,
because no one knows what they may get sometime.
Governor St. John and wife passed up the road,
lass week, en- route for Lincoln, Neb.
On the 9th inst, the Masons are going to have an
installation of officers of the Lodge also supper and
Ball, at Brenner's Hall.
TaIpaying time has made times and bushes. dull
the last few days. We hope to sec matters looking
up again soon.
If the railroad and every person leaves, We would
like to keep tavern, as il would be 30 nice.
Al. Floyd has moved into the James Matheny
House. Mntheny has moved to Atehison-
We are glad to hear that our friend. Charley
Clicard, formerly Of Donphan Station. has secured
situation agent at Iowa Point. We say it boldly
and fearlessly, that Charley is certainly Of the
finest young for sociability or business; quiet
and perfectly temperate-dOes not partake Of nor
visit any place where dissipation or drinking 10 done.
Success, Charley.
Our butchers, Schnell & Kirby, have mutually dis
solved partnership in the butehering business
John Wesley and Henry Low start to Pueblo, Col,
in few days. number of others talk Of going, in
the spring. We say. with Greeley, young man, 60
West
We see that James Burke, Of Geary City, has built
3 fine, two-story house on his farm, known o. the
Beaver place. Mr.. Burke will be high and dry.
James Butler is occupying portion Of his new
house- The other part not altogether finished.
From what can learn, the location Of the depot
the new cutoff il not settled.
good many persons ere talking Of gsing to Colo
RADIO, next spring.
Farmers have no excuse for not having their corn
gathered, this winter The weather has been fine.
There is talk Of organizing q company to manufse-
ture sorghum syrup, next season. We will have
plenty Of house room. OLD sErTLxR-
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

The following statement of William j. Coushlin,
of Somervile Mass, is remarkable that we beg to
ask for it the attention Of readers. He says:-
.In the fall of 1876 was taken with rioent bleeding
Of The lungs, followed by severe cough. soon be-
gan to lose my appetite and flesh. vas 60 weak at
time that could not leave my bed. In the sum
mer Of 1877 was admitted to the City Hospital
While there. the doctors said had hole in my left
lnng As big as . half dollar. IeIpended over hun
dred dollars in doctors and medicines Twas 90 far
gone at one time report went around that i was
dead. I gave up hope, but Q friend told me of DR.
WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS
laughed at my friends, thinking that my case was
incurable but got bottle to sstisfy them when,
to my surprise and qualification, commenced to feel
better. Ny hope, once dead. began to revive, and
tods' feel in better spirits than have for the past
three n
Il write this hoping yoa viii Publish IT, 90 that
every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be in
duced to take DR.. WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR
THE LUNGS. and be convinced that C0NSuMP-
TON CAN BE CURED. I have taken two bottles.
and can positively say that IL has done more good
than al the other medicines have taken since my
siekness Ny cough has almost entirely disappeared,
and shan sosn Be able to 60 to WORK. For sale By
N drusgistA afsbsl.
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Prairie Grove Items.

Good health banner afoat.
Considerable plowing done, last week
School progressing finely. Average daily attend
anoe, 48 scholars
few sportsmen from S. Joe have been out on .
hunt.
FL Bennett has . new telegraph instrument, and
10 rapidly learning to sling electricity. -
Tom. Hardy smiles from ear to ear, because 10
weighs 81 pounds Now, gentle reader We have
reference to hi. new -BaIlard- rife, "a ealibre.
Messrs shansr, Baker and Ladwig were whiting
our school, last week.
JH. RYAN, elocutionist, has q new Hamils Eloeu-
ton, and IL We rightly understand him. Sheridan 10
still twenty miles away
Several Of our neighbors went to Troy, Saturday,
to pay their taxes
Miss Carrie HolIhey has returned from Missouri.
Many Of our young men have the smiles, awful bad.
Wheat il looking we'll. II the winter is not too
severe our farmers will be blessed with good crop,
next year.
Norway has the boss archer, in the shape Of lit
tie svede boy, sbou. II years old. He kills with
bow and arrow from three to 1--WE rabbits every day.
Here IL how he does it: ~ sees rabbit; shoots and
hits 'er in de eye. De den, and me gets en-"
The Illinois nurseryman has been through here,
but We think he sold very few fruit trees. "Inois'
nurserymen have been through here once.
Il 10 about the time Of the year that the girls
anxious 10 see the earth ROBBED in the robes Of nno
cense.
man from Bremen informed us that m animal
closely resembling monkey ut that station. lsst
week, telling miserable lies about We have since
had look ct this animal, and viii not hsst.:s IN
saying that Il must certainly be Darvin's missing
link U. g. Co.
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ThntIusu. Naturae.

Ed. CHIEF:-I see by your paper, that DIR. Wood
has encountered wonderful freak of nature, in the
course of his practice. VIII DIR. Wood please give
to the profession the benefit ofhisdiscovery through
the pages ofthe Medical Hifalatinf DIR. Woods en-
inent standing physician leaves no reason for us
to doubt his word but if understand the nature
of the curiosity in question, We would like to have
him explain, if he can, how such thing can be.
The pharmaceutical nerves running from the thorax
to the pathological hemorrhods would be eItravas-
ated, causing carotid pyamia; the molar subhexor
glands would become anasthctical; and the great
danger arising from o suppression of the cutaneous
phylloxera could not be guarded against All these
conditions would occur, compound asphyxia would
arise and ii would be impossible for human being
to survive them, either one of them singly. The
profession wait in breathess impotence for DIR.
Woods explanation. Respectfully yours,
THEoPHILUs AAQUIxD, NJ. ID.