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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-16

Let every Temperance Meeting
be canvassed for subscribers.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-16

"Among our Exchanges" is
crowded out.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-11-16

Our friends on all sides are COM
planning of lonesomeness since the
departure of the Association.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
GOING WEST!

In making G.r2. eincpts to move from
your old TO yGdr ne,TA3Omc, it would be we'll
to consider what has been done to render
such a journey not only cheap. bit aa plvas-
ant and free from accident and danger as
human foresight and skill can make H.. Bj
construction, equipment, and good manage
mcnt, the Nashville, Chattanooga Il st
Louis Railway merits your full confidence.
having the very best rock ballast, stccl-rail,
sh-bar Joint, iron bridges, and most thor
oughly constructed rONdway, with air-brahes
and other appliances to secure safely, specd,
comfort, and sure connections. With It's SUI
pcri0r through cOaches aud sleeping cars, il
hds greet advantages over Other lines, aud Is
ennblcdto offer the lowest rates which can
be had. a few things Of interest and ian
poitNgcc we mention for your information.
The q|ueCtion of baggage has always been
Troublesome to passengers. The rgloGf this
line Is &c check free for each person twelve
years CID and over one hundred and fifty
pounds eff baggage, consisting Of wearing
apparel and bedding, securely packed in
trunks or medium size boxes well strapped,
and scyeuty-hye pounds each for children
betNccp FIVE and twelve yclrs cll. Baggage
should hcploiuly marked witlrthc u,mr Of
the owner and the place 10 which tc goes
Tickets should be purchased from or through,
reliable parties, and YOU should scctiat they
are by the route and % the place you want to
20 before paying for them. Remember that
passengers have the right to sol OF thcig
aud it /, the duty Of Ticket Agents 10
accommodate passengers with tickets by the
route they wish to take, when it is pc, iblc
tor them 70 do 50.
You can secure the cheapest rates 10 Ar
Texas, and the great Northwest by
applying in person or writing to Alhrnr b.
Pass. Agent, No. ! kimball House,
20. Box 9Gl, Atlanta, Ga; WMT. koGEnN,
Agont, and JNo. II. PrtnLGs, Ticket
Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn loM ~ Fowler,
Agent, aud VIZ, f. MAncn, Ticket
Agent, Church-strcct Depot, Nashville,
We refer with pleasure TO the editor
md Publisher Of this journal.
w. T.. OANHEY,
sf..Nt n.4a AUrnNI
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
A World of Good.

One Of the most popular medicine,
now before the American public, is Hor
Bittcts, You see II everywhere. Peo-
pie take it with good effect. 1t builds
them up. 1t Is not as pleasant to the
taste rs some other Bitters rs it is not a
whiskey drink. Its more like the old
fashioned bone set tea that has done n
world Of good. lfyou don't feel just
right try Hop Bltters.-Naada Neys.
''The doctors said my wife had con-
sumption. Tried 'Lindsey's Blood
Searcher,' and she has better health
than ever,r G.. ii, Hubbard, Hamp-
den, Ohio.
Nearly all the hlls that anlict
mankind can be prevented and cured
by Keeping the stomach, liver ANA kid
ncys In perfect working order. There
is no medicine known that will do this
as quickly aud surely, without inter-
fcrlng with your duties as Parker
Ginger Touic. Sec advertisements.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
MARYLAND
and Ear Infrr!ary!
81 Snrat cga St. Baltimore. Nd.

81 Saratcga St., Baltimore, Nd.
The Board Of ! '~rectors take this opportu-
nifty ofinforming .hc public Of The superior
advantages Of this irstitutioh to patients
suffering from Eye and Ear affections. The
Institution has been in op, ration for the
past twelve years, and is most ceutrally To-
Gated, two doors below ST. Paul's church.
INDECENT patients viii find admission, tree Of
charge. BY order of the Board of Direc.
tors. q. W. D0BBIN, President.
DlRECTORS,-B, T. Newcomer, Sam'I
u. Shoemaker, Prof. II, J.. Shepherd, Sup
Pub. Schools, John II. b. Latrobe, D. j..
Foley, G. Morton Stewart, Christian AK,
Z. Ulman, and others. For special infor
nation apply to DIR, GEO. REULlNG,
No. 10 ". Monument St, (Mt. Eernen
Place Surgeon in charge.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25

Ust .,.t, THtl st '.eHN gt mhlo
pt~t0.il nIlht uc,. uui,tb iiht w
Angrstn, Maine,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25

A scoundrel named Madden, in
Tifin, Ohio, who murdered a girl
who refused to marry him, now
claims 10 be crazy. They never
get crazy, these murderers, until
the crime is over. then it is found
out. How wonderful it is as a
Gognostic power, this numbering.
But little hanging is about the
best remedy fora crazy murderer.
Hang lin first, and if they can
then prove he is cracy, it will be
n source OF comfort to his rela-
tiycs to know he was hung limo
Gently But be 'ure to hang first.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
No. mnndred Girls tAlned.

Advices from Cape Coast Cas-.
tie. dated October 10Th, state that
information has been received
there that the King of Ashantee
has killed 200 yonng girls, for the
purpose OF using their blood for
the repair of one Of the State
buildings. The report Of the mas
sacre was received from a refu-
gee, who was to have been one of
the victims. 1t receives some
confirmation also in the fact that
such wholesale masacres are
known TO be a custom with the
King.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
ruEsDAYS ~pROCEEpTNGs.

Tuesday was spent i'm Scoville
speaking and bringing in evil
dence and incidents trying to
prove Guiteau's insanity. Gui-
teau was very boister0us the
whole day and oYerdone the era
Nv business q little.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-11-25
[Chambersburgh, pa.) Herald.

After vainly spending five hundred
dollars for other remedies to relieve my
wife, ! have no lesitation in declaring,
that st. Jacobs Oil will cure Neuralgia,
says NJ. V. Ii. lIersom, Etsq., (or liuk-
ham q Hersom,) Boston, Mass, an en-
thusiastlc indorSer OF its merits.
There has never before in the history
of the Republic been Il time, swhcn the
parties in Congress were so evenly di-
vided. The Senate is Il tie. and tho Re-
publlcans have only one majority in
the House.
, 1881-11-27
. HYDE PARK.

The Status Of tie Nloyenent to A1san-
don &lsc Vii1n@c System asld Sck Up !.
Mnuteipal government
As the s}'rili approaches the question is being
much discussed III Hyde Park lis to whether nr
not the noatzi nf Trustees: should submit 10 the
ieo1'Ic, to be voted upon, the question OF chang
luI TIE present village organization tina. Of
city So far MS can be ascerfa!ncl. tho majority
vi the prnplc 1avor clangc- IL is ars.1led that,
i'll ease ut the utopEou or 4 city caartcr, IGcal
representation tor every part Of the village will
be sccureu; TINT six men are not capable nt
trl'tsact1ng lu Il satisfactory or prnpcr manner.
however competent they may be- the rapsuly in
cscasins municipal business. II Hyde pcrk;
that by elcc1tug members irnn each
ward the prctudrs of locality and the tend
ehcS IL concentrate representation to n small
f1ast of the Territory will I: Checked, that ii
Cucllsi1 wGSp cleCtctt theiE would LI: i uluiu-
isntd ;ot!ctncJ to tas1enu
boss I'll: -'I:lSG:' RULE =.
cn Hyde 1ark- and the people would hav> fair
cIi2nct: 10 assert themselves.
IL = Also held that the exp prn.o Of q city gov-
erin1ei't administered by conservative 3Byor
ana tt'nuun Cuuuc:l would ,st,t exceed t:1At oi
SElasc-ctrtAtnly not enough 1o cover the
annual losses IL the H1tlaHE ar1Su; frUu Il iais-
are IT. give proper consideration to the public
bsls1ncss. and from the manifest midt axes which
afe becoming painfully frequent and alarming
u the taxpayers.
But twu obstacles stand in the way of the PRO
posed chnuEc- Une is the obtaining sufficient
oauhcr of names OF voters to petitions to the
, 1881-11-27

Roard or Trustees to comply with the law
nnd authorize thom to submit me auesnoA -
vote OF the people. :. The other Is Inc ,.,.n
SUPPOSED OPPOSITION OF TUE f'''"'''"'
Of tho bonrd, or at least some OF them ,iznus i,
t,bstacic IS not serious. fnr II few ct!zeH y. ~, ~
different localities would give the matter ,irad MttI
,teP59n ~ Phs s,atatc 'ns naSf onSd Cd ea
ii a very short time If me pGal 3t
Republican Clubs and TING owners q o. Pn'imnr.
mensc manufac!nr:ng rasanS eG.e5gss anu lrontue
wonld fkc m interest III the matter. lev uays
would suffice 10 obtAin the rc3'lsiL tnr si,,s w
names The scc1nd "stac1e II thai ne i.oar
Of trustees Is evenly dividclupon Mll important
questions, especially such rs ouEnt ~ " ,Sa
board upon thc matter Of snbmittn. tho 1nes-
tic,, Of Ihe adoption OF Il city chartcr 10 tne
people, Il lies ;,n3a,, 19 inc the p0wfiial Wit Of Of
every voter in the village might sign The peL'-
uon. Rnt it is not to tie prcsnnaea liza.
1nen,bor of the hoard would oppose q !uti!s".E T..
thus demanded by tho people, especla!iv 10 ~
1he organization or city 1urth nl sf'GtMt.t.ns
rne present members nf the lioafa ~ S
woull be most likely 10 secure r.tlcct1on .s ;.
their rcspcc1ive wards. It Is certain tnat r.
gard for the general good slaa
4 PRESSING PUBLIC NECESSITY,
suc1, as nov certainly exists in Hyde i'ark,
should nvcrshadow all questions ol Il pc,s.'.t
character and that an acttvt movement snoutl
hc set on ftmt Immediately t" secure inc
necessary retitfon aud have the QucS-
t1on s,l tho adoption Of u, city charter
submitted tn the people ut ns enr!y gay Us Pos
siblc. il tho law requires that this question
shalt ne submitted at the TING OF tho election 1T
tie Trustees. it is 4'!icvctl that 4 request mint
lie embodied in tile retition tlElt The present
hoartt should ho!d over Until the result oi f1te
on the cEarter should he nscertained. nnd, IL 1ne
measure were carried. tho clry tsnI!1 ~ o.
viced into wards by them, ami an election nc
':s|lcd Tor Mayor and mc'nhcrs OF tue common
Council. :,
building Il new station at Park Side, tO replace
tho one recently, burned.
, 1881-11-27

BAD 1s6TS COLLECTED
1t the Law aud Collection Office OF T. S. Carroll
= Washington street. No .:harEe Unless sue
Crssful Best Of references given.
, 1881-11-27
CRIMINAL COURT.

Found aiu11ty-Eirxt-Cic$* JnrJnscn-A
E1abcas Corpus Case
The jury in the case or Joseph szocinsky,
charged with assault with intent 10 do bodily i'll
Jury returned verdict IT guilty, and, tho de-
1endan1 WIS remanded to await sentence.
Charles f. <arhtn, and H. T: ttusscll were ac-
s1ilttctl OF; Il charge of conspiracy.
Thr Ila11lns were u.t Saturday sumMoning
SPECIAL Jurors to serve during the remainder OF
the term They picked up" mainly business
men such as Franklin MacIca=t, Charles Gus-
=asc, G.. T. Ketoes Harry Fox, Wii!iam Z.
Scipp. Charles ne1iurny. ami T. j.. Eiliuu"hby.
and IL they are nut let o;r. no fault be found
witt tile vcrGicts i'll the Criminal Court for this
week.
TIT. t,nbcAs corpus case Of Caldwell and But
Ter, wl.o utr chur:.r,l With r0hb.N. IL icwctry
store III WEundu1te, kus-, WIS IN again in
:i,.nc., NJ. I. utit Wt;lt Hycr until Wednesday, in
.:ler 10 md out II tho Goscrnor's warrant WIS
based on ii proper Affidavit
, 1881-11-27
PijTRiFacIivf GERMS.

Prof. Tynda1!, il an essay On the floating
matter of the air, in Ills ncwly-puo}isllrtl
bt,n.z on 'sDust and Disease shows tha con-
l,cctlon between the common tloatin.s notes
Ut the sunbeam to be found in every room,
:us,i the organic germs which set up putrid
action or contagious diseases.
To render the house absolutely free Of
these organic germs there is but one safe
p:at,-:ll2t is, tn destroy them betore they eIa-
icr from thu sewer You may 20 t. the cx-
le1ssc Ut air shafts aud ycntiiators, but they
only make your house the channel through
which the foul air is discharged into the air
around you. Chemical publication vi the
.iy1loie.,c, aerial ,iisinfectant--tlle action uf
the Ger.l,iciue- The :tZ1l.s Killed al,l !lart,t-
jesi. 1t is important that Sot order (;crn,i-
eide ut oilcc un ttia! ut ihc Ger.,icide Com
p:,.ly, :15 Wabash AVENUE
, 1881-11-27

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c il, s.le-st Frcdsr rick : Grant. aged ): yeurs.
Gns;n racrs 'ease u. tnny;c. cnx ,,enrr xounrc..
months.
samption: o1sNii Mira AnI"inettc McRa, vito Of Z.
MsSs" hnsSport %t t e. S!'S II papers please COPY
tS a n:; a:sd j. seurs
NAitroS--Sov :s ut =: West :in'ltson<t:: Henry
n iaru. Of rarnyss Of the bra'n, ased Is years ID
:s SSss epcf rnas i fqS e T iay
rcspectfuiir invited.
ys ws e flo
tlence III Wrs: Th:ricenth-st.
II Dubuque uad sioux City papers please COPY
rane fran s;'N lie y *ssna 3 ID i'st Church suay
o7,sS rs,s ~ S 'r eha irc RS 'nt Il sSSs
and mot nIf..r the SERVICES
+ 5,S Sf'os : 'a a.sin g ;caP N Hers eldest
Ta,,ersi M"nday nj !: d clock.
McIn3SSEl.L-Soy- u, lssl. Patrick Mcdonnell
FHncfai .oday r. 1l;a, from la:e 5e:,.epee n
ly carriages 10 Cavalry ten'c,cry.
Ersnc Sov 's a. il i1: M,a;* et !,
et brf'e. S"v III ~ M run vcr iii ie twice
Try; narn s its AZ ,S., M nd 40 as
e"s liz ,n!y sr,s, ,h Sass DE ,s Ssi|sf s
Nil sGSs e a 10 S @ i fs lie Is
WMrter-av.
| t:AL1.AGlIEl:-Snv. y, Mrs. Mary Gallagher. be-
IOvct4 wife IT owen Gallagher
Funeral TUESDAY ut II uci.1cS from residence.
.!S North M::rsct-st.. Church IT the Holy Same.
thence BY carriages to Calvary Cemetery
l. t;l;ANr-Nrv 2S, Of pneumonia, f. :. Grant. be-
tuyr.i husband vi Emma Grant.
F,;,rr:,l irunl his ta:e r>idencc North In Snlfe
st. Strti.y. Nv. Eat O'clock lnt:rnce!a,d. officers
and members Ut tn0n Lodge. M: :. ]! u q. r. nre
1eque@tcu their Lodge ruua ut ! O'Clock,
flscnre IT. the el,,u+t- ,.-
l. s7-Eoslon tsiuss.l and Clinton t) papers please
cDpy.
MAEvIN-Sov. ri. frank L. Marvin. aged Is years
: Funeral nntce herCa ftcr. d.
, 1881-11-27


liEiFs-alUKsE--in this clty. NoS: y. u :&6 West
.Sir. Tho1n:s G. Keyes, III Newbury, VI, and Miss
Martha T.. Morse. bf Chicago
Observation-Disclosures Nov. 2s. in Christ
Church. bg Is!-l1np Charles Edward Cheney. p r.
Mr. Jnh1, i. Ianie1nuer, Ut Sprin2er n A. ana id;'
IL: ea.s, daughter Of Vessel Sclnrl1, Esq, Ut CHI
cnEtD-
srl;ATT0S- ELI1-At the residence Of the
hrl,!c.r,,y,l in thnllis, idaho Nov. t. bE the Hon.
lanes itTns Nr Henry IT, Stratton. OF Challis 10
Mrs Lucy M- Hidwe.t of Chicago
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-30
How they Meet and Part.

A gentleman lately took down verba
tim the conversation of two fashionable
ladies during morning call viz
How do you do, dear?" Pretty well
thank you" They kiss Chow have
you been this age?" {" Pretty we'll
How have you been?' Every we'll
thank you" Pleasant to-day" Yes,
very bright, but had shower yester-
day" "All your family quite well?'
"Quite well, thanks. How is yours?"
"Oh, very we'll, thank you" "Have
you seen Mary B. lately?' mo, but
have seen Susan c." " You don't say
so! Is she quite well?' Yes, very
well, l believe" (Rising.) Must you
go?" Yes. indeed; / have seuen calls
to make" DO call again soon. "
THANK you; but you don't come near
me once in an age" "Oh, you
shouldn't say so, dear; I'm sure Pm
very good" "Good bye" Good bye,
dear. Erchange
"Gale Forest gives the following
pat reply to the above:
Yesl and after writing that the gen
tleman discovered the strain upon his
mental faculties had been so severe, he
went out to brace up" Just as he
reached his destination, he met friend
from out of town. when the following
conversation was overheard and taken
down by the writer, as an example for
women, of mems wit and wisdom. }"
Hello! old fellow, how are your"
They snake.) First rate, how are
your" "Tip-topl" When dye get
imp Just now" "Have something's
Significantly e" Well yes, don't
care-fi do" They step into saloon,
after cautiously looking around to
make sure no outsiders are about to
see they are breaking their pledge -
pause = they emerge, innocently WHIP
ing their mouths, before putting into
them their lighted cigars, and being
primed," resume:) How's yer
folks?" All well, hoN's yours?' q All
fiourishing now; youngest boy had
dyptheria, but all right now" " Crops
good up your way?" We'll, yes,
pretty fair" How do politics look?"
" Bad very bad all democrats up
our way; big democratic majority.
Takes out his watch. Thunderl ten
minutes to 12.- must be off-got to
see man at p" Can't you come up
to the house and take dinner" No,
guess not to-day - got several pressing
business engagements. Goodbye"
!" Goodbye" They again wiring harls,
and then rush away from each other
as if fearing they might have TO stand
another treat.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-30
FOREIGN.

PRINCE LEOPOLD has taken his seat in
the house of lords as duke of Albany.
BROAD streams of lava are flowing down
the northeast side of Vesuvius.
HARTMANN, the noted nihilist, is about
to leave Tendon for New York.
IRoQUoIs is the favorite at London in
the betting for the St. Leger stakes, by
five to two.
THE German Minister at Pekin has de-
manded of the Chinese government the
punishment of the pirates who pluudered
the German bark Occident.
A LARGE delegation of North of Ireland
farmers had "a conference with Liberal
members of parliament and expressed
hopes for the passage of the land bill.
ENGLAND has refused to cooperate with
Italy against France with regard to the
Roustan and Tunisian diplomatic interme-
diary The fact is England. with a large
force in Ireland and troops in India and
South Africa, has all she can attend to at
present.
PRINCE Alexander of Bulgaria, has
started on tour of military inspection
At Nratza 10000 of his subjects presented
an address, in which they Endorsed the
conditions under which he wishes to con-
tinue their rpler.
THE comptroller of the English tele-
graphs has informed the London opera
tors that overtime is compulsory, but they
rely on ex-postmaster General Monsells
statement that it is not, and will not, after
the 9th, have none of it.
SLossON and Vignaux, the American
and French champions, played friendly
game at the Paris Jockey Club. Only 800
points were played, when the game was
terminated in few points in Savor of Wig
nauX.
A FARMER nameti Cox has been arrested
in Dublin on charge of melting riot in
Limerick county Hazel secretary of the
Goet branch of the land league, has been
nabbed under the coercion act.
For attempting to blow up the town
hall at Liverpool, MckNritt and McGrath
have been committed. The latter is also
charged with causing the explosion at the
police barracks. The town hall at Biz
mingham is strictly guarded, on a warn
ing from London.
THERE has been fresh outbreak against
the Italians at Marseilles, and troops were
promptly marched to the scene. About
two hundred arrests have thus far been
made, mostly of Italian workmen, and four
French rioters have been sentenced to i'm
prisonment
MEMBERS of the Italian National club
at Marseilles Missed a regiment of French
troops just disembarking on their return
from Tunis. Instantly the citizens sur
rounded the clubhouse and demanded the
removal of the English flag, which order
was disregarded While the police were
endsavoring TO calm the people the deputy
mayor tore down the escutcheon, and
troops were sent to guard the clubhouse.
WHILE the Anglo-Freneh commercial
treaty is being agitated, commerce Is de
clining between the two countries. I'm
ports for the first five months of the wear
have decreased 100000 francs. France
is England's best foreign customer. Last
year she exported to France Sl50,0 600
worth of British manufacturers
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-30
1t is Hard TO Understand.

Why an endless procession of drink
ers from public dipper will, with
ont execution. drink close to the han
Why people will 60 into society to be
bored when they can get bored just as
well at home.
Why the young lady who will eager
iy chew boarding house mince pie will
carefully eschew boarding house mince
meat.
Why woman will make excuses for
her bread when she knows it is the best
she ever made, and knows her compa-
ny knows it.
Why a ''young gentleman" wears so
much louder and more copiously when
stranger ladies are within ear shot; or
in other words
Why the desire to make a fool of
ones self springs eternal into the hui
man breast
Why we are so much angrier against
him who shows us our error than him
who leads us therein.
Why people W II get married when
counting is so sweet.
Why a man who claims to have
found marriage a delusion, will again
embrace that delnsion upon the first
convenient opportunity.
Why cold weather comes during the
season when it is least agreeable.
Why is it so much easier to be polite
to people whom we shall probably
never see again than to those whose
good opinion We have every reason to
cultivate.
Why boys should run after the girls,
when there is whole houseful at
home.
Why Jane finds Sarah hateful broth
er so attractive, and why the hateful
brother of Jane finds favor with Sarah.
Boston Transcript
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-30
The Little Immigrant.

Just after the emIgranJ train left
Harrisburg, says an exchange, the
strange actions of number of the
feminine Polish travellers attracted the
attention of one of the train hands, and
upon investigation he learned that an
interesting event was about to transpire
and inasmuch as Accommodations for
such an occurance were rather limited,
and being unable to understand the
language spoken by the woman, News
Agent Williamson of Harrisburg was
called upon to act as interpreter. When
1t was learned that another passenger
was about to be added to the already
crowded car, hasty preparations for
the unusual event were made for the
comfort of the mother, and at $40
O'Clock while speeding over the rail at
the rate of twenty five miles an hour,
bouncing girl, weighing probably
twelve pounds was born near Haley's
station. Of course the arrival of the
little immigrant, under circumstances
so unusual caused considerable excite
ment on the train, and when it was
learned that the mother had passed
safely through, the news was received
with delight by all on board.
The names of the parents of
the little stranger are John and Agate
Byezeck. They are from Osobinlca,
province of Galicia, and their destina-
ton is No. 80 McHenry street, Chicago,
which city they hoped to reach before
t e youngster put in appearance, with
what success has already appeared
The train men were as attentive as the
delicate nature of the case would per-
init, and every convenience and COM
fort possible was afforded the mother.
AT Miffiin tempting delicacies were pro-
cured for the mother by Mr.. Nathan
son, and at Cove Forge hot water for
bathing purposes was also furnished,
when to his dismay it was learned that
the newly arrived infant had been treat
ed TO bath of ice water, from the cool
er in the car, and when his surprise
was expressed to the attendants they
united in the expression that cold water
would make the baby grow. The
proposition that the mother should be
left on the way was made. but after
consideration she concluded to proceed
on her journey which she did, arriving
at Altoona at 2o'clock in the afternoon.
A certificate of the date and place of
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-30

Mrs. GARFIELD is president of new
humane society, known as the Wo,nen's
National Relief Association, whose OBJ
iect is to direct benevolent effort, that
the women of the nation may have in
readiness for any sudden or imperative
necessity arising from contlagration or
other disaster, epidemics, famine or
war, supply such sanitary aid and ma
terial as the occasion calls for, and to
insure their economical and equitable
distribution 1t has also the present
specific object Of supplying without
delay the United States ife-saving sta
tons with beds, blankets, warm cloth
ing and other necessaries for the preser-
walton and comfort of persons rescued
from shipvreck.