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The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Telephone.

A young lady in Kansas, while /
chewing gum recently, was struck
with paralysis and made speechless.
She Immediately had four proposals
on the spot.
Two young women Of Illinois are
making q tour of Texas on bicycles.
They intend to cross to Florida, and
come up the Atlantic coast later in
the spring.
The Colorado style of marriage
benedietion is as follows: 'sThem as
this court has jined together let no
man put asunder; but suffer little
children to come unto them, so help
you God.
What relation is loaf Of bread to
an engine? Bread is necessity. A
steam engine is an invention. Ne
cessity is the mother Of invention
Therefore, loaf of bread is mother
| to a steam engine.
The steamships Chiltern and
Great Northern were half mile
apart near Bombay. The Chiltern
had the shore end Of cable, and
was thus in telegraphie eommuni-
cation with that city. The Great
| Northern had on board the sea end
of the cable, and was in commune
cation with Alden. When the Chill
tern desired to communicate with
the other vessel, half mile distant,
a message was sent from her test
room, through all the coils of cable
in her hold, to Bombay, thence to
Alden, and from Alden through the
cable to the Great n orthern-a route
between 5000 and 1000 miles long.
Later, when the vessels had APP
preached within a quarter OF mile
of each other, communication be-
tween them was carried on in the
| same way
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Honoring Ednunds.

In view of the final passage Of
the Edmunds bill the ladies of the
Woman's Home Mission Society Of
the Ogden Methodist Church have
determined to send tribute of their
appreciation Of the earnest efforts
Of her husbond to Mrs. Edmunds.
A beautiful silk quilt is to be made
with the name and full official title
of Senator Edmunds embroidered in
the center. Around this will circle
the name Utah Within this circle
will be embroidered the names of
all residents Of Utah who will send
them, accompanied by fifty cents. 1t
is hoped that the names of nearly all,
if not all, the Gcntiles of Utah may
be obtained Outside Of this circle
will be placed the names OF those
not residents of Utah, grouped in
States and Territories. Names are
to be solicited from the whole eoun-
try. Whatever amounts are receiv-
ed will be devoted to the school
work in Ogden. Will not all the
ladies whose attention is called to
this movement give it their assist
anee, both by sending in their own
names andsoliciting and sending in
the names OF their friends2 Let
every one act promptly. All com
munications may be addressed to
Mrs. A. w. Atkinson, postoffice
box, 148, Ogden City, Utah.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
New Style of Dentistry.

Yesterday, Genoa man called at
the office of a dentist III this city,
and requested to have apainful tooth
extracted. The sufferer was placed
in cane-bottom operating-chair,
and the dentist stuck the forceps in
to the patients mouth. No sooner
did the latter feel the cold steel
touch his tooth than he firmly closed
his mouth, thereby preventing the
dentist from accomplishing his OBJ
ject. This was repeated several
times with similar results. Finally,
the dentist got disgusted with his
subjects timidity, and be stationed
ar assistant, properly instructed,
with long darning-needle In his
hand, at the back OF the chair. AT
the same moment the dentists for
ceps entered the patients mouth, the
assistant ran the needle through
the eane-seat into the fleshy part OF
the sufferers anatomy, resulting in
loud yell from him, and at the
same instant the tooth was yanked
out. ay heavens, doctor !" cried
the relieved man, tanderly rubbing
the part of his body the needle had
entered, sI had no idea that the
root Of the internal tooth ran down
so low. Carson Appeal
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Idaho Democrat.

Idaho Democrat,
Cattle are dying in considerable
numbers in the hills.
We are told that there will be no
peaches on Dry creek this season.
Buds all killed by the cold snap last
fall But we think month hence
will tell more favorable story.
Cattle-dealers tell MS that cattle
have advanced from ten to fifteen
per cent over prices last year, in
eastern Oregon; while the price OF
sheep is also much better
tits said that Sam Aiken intends
to build large brick hotel ut this
place during the coming season.
The site selected is the corner in
the rear of Louthan & Co.'S store.
David Knight, better known as
Dad Knight, died on the 9Th instant
at Emmettsville, Of consumption,
aged 81 years and eight months. IIe
was q pioneer and known all over
the coast.
Hay tightly twisted in large ropes
is used in some places to burn brick
q A 1 4 1
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Boise City Republican.


Three Of G. w. Hunts children
are down with the scarlet fever.
One of the playhouse boys has
invented washing machine which
beats them all. This is a complete
laundry with heating and wringing
apparatus attached.
Judge Curtis father, aged 73, died
recently at his home near Harring-
ton, Delaware The Judge has for
long time been desirous of visiting
his father, but the duties of his of
flee prevented.
A rich body of ore has been
struck in the Atlantis mine, at Glen
dale, which for richness surpasses
anything heretofore discovered. The
new find is in a sort of a cavern,
with probably 100000 in sight.
Mr.. A. p. Turner, one of the
owners of the Idahoan mime, near
Bullion, passed through here last
Monday EN- route to Baker City,
where his son, Philo, was taken sick
while en- route to Salt Lake to at
tend school
Mr.. John Thomas, a hostler, who
has been in the employ of the u, |.
4 o. Stage Company for a long time
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Trouble in q Silver Mine.


A few nights ago welLorganized
effort was made to jump the Cen
tennial mine, which came very near
being success. The parties who
undertook to jump the mine were
two Rocky Mountain polecats with
a bad d..record, Almost as soon as they
entered the tunnel from the east the
men in the mine began to be suspici-
Gus that somebody with bad breath
was in the lower tunnel The sus
picion grew until it assumed the
size Of a bale of hay 1t was re
solved to drive out the intruders.
Major Downey went down and
threw chunk of free milling quartz
at the intruders. Then the Major
went back to the rest Of the party to
hold consultation. The rest OF
the party didn't seem so tickled to
see him as he thought they ought
to be. They shuned and evaded
him, and told him that his presence
wasn't agreeable under the circum-
stances. Although the mine is
q very valuable one, it was almost
decided at one time to abandon it to
the jumpers. At last however,
everybody made a grand rusn Tor
the tunnel and demolished the enemy
with long-handled shovels. Ma, or
Downey handed the above intorma-
tion into the office on a long pole.
He also told a friend that he would
go out of town this forenoon to a
quiet spot beyond the grave yard
and change his clothes.
The Rocky Mountain polecat, be
fore it is domesticated, is not priced
as a sengster very much, but he
has way Of making his presence
felt wherever he goes, and even IN
death you cannot forget him. There
was one of these docile creatures got
into our cellar once, a good many
years ago, and the ventilation being
very poor, the air was soon vitiated
to such an extent that the clock
stopped. We don't care for death
in any form in which it may come.
Those wlo know us will agree that
we never weaken. We have faced
the deadly watermelon when strong
men were falling thick and fast, and
we have stood at the muzzle OF. a
daily newspaper and moved down
spring poets like broad swaths of
timothy hay and never weakened or
squealed; but the dappled quadru-
ped with the all prevailing presence
appeals to our valor in vain. 0ui
victory over him has always been
vicarious. Laramie Boomerang.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23
Territorial Clippings.
Bellevue News.

~SAao'u uO AtCwS-
G. II. Furey land wife returned
via Camas Prairie, by private con-
veyance, from Boise last Thursday
Mr.. Furey reports the roads as
1'slow" from High Prairie 20 or 25
miles this way.
John Keeler, one of the original
owners Of the Egkhorn mine, is now
ranching near Santa Rosa, Califor-
MIA He made his strike in the
Wood River Country and is now
happy.
Let US advise some of the "prying
ones" to attend to their own busi-
ness. 1t is better for them, and bet
ter for the country The old habit
Of piping off" every newcomer;
finding out what claim he is here to
look after, and then advancing to
tell him you know OF a dogoned-
sight better one, which can be had
lor half the money, should be among
the tricks Of the past There will
be hundreds among US this spring
with coin to pay for any mine which
is worth coin, and we suggest that
every one bidc their day and hour.
Shake, on that Brother Clay
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23

was found dead in his bed at Snake
River station, yesterday morning.
His body will be brought to this
city to-day for burial
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1882-03-23

Ogden Pilot.
Sound the hewgag, strike the tQnjon,
Let the loud hosannas ring,
Utah is now free forever;
Fizz, bang, hoop-her-up-hell-fre
bin!
Cannon might ~ we'll come home.
He is uselesssfo active service, and
only fit to be used fer firing Nor
mon saiutes at the tabernacIes.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
Consumption Cured.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb II, 1881
Upon the recommendation of friend,
tried Browns Iron Bitters as a tonic and
Restorative for my daughter, whom | WAS
thoroughly convinced Was fast wasting
away in consumption. Having lost three
daughters by the terrible disease, under
the care of eminent physicians, was 10th
to believe that anything could arrest the
Progress of the disease; out to NV surprise
before my daughter had taken one bottle
OF Browns Iron Bitters, she began To mend,
and is now quite restored 10 her f..rmer
health. A filth daughter began To show
signs of Consumption, and when the phy
Stefan was consulted, he quickly said,
"Tonics were required" And when in
formed that the elder sister was taking
Browns Iron Bitters, responded, That is
. good tonic, take it"
ADoRAM PHELPS,
Or Askev IL Pin. lps
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
Burned to Death.

News COMES from McAlIisier Springs
this county. OF the horrible death hy burn
ing of Mrs. John Gris>um- While en-
gagged in washing and dressing her baby,
about ten o'clock Yesterday morning, sit
ting hy the fire place, her dress caught fire.
Placing the little child ON tn; bed, she
ran outdoors Uo where IA tub filled with
water WAS standing. but finding the water
fr"zrn, the unfortunate WOMAN ran oif to-
wards q neighbor', horse, which Is about u
third of a mile distant. Mr.. Applrrg, her
neighbnr, seeing her running towards his
house envelop.d N flames. ran tn her as
sislancc, but before Inc met her, the poor
woman fell TO the ground fro IA exhaustion.
He rushed up ami tore Uff what remained
of her clothes, and conveyed her 10 his
house. Drs. Goodrich and Riley, of liuus-
ronia, which is only short distance from
the Springs, were called, anu rendered
what assistance they could the poor woman
10 alleviate her suffering. Her injuries,
however, were of such a nature, that she
could not survive, and her death occurred
about 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
DROVE OFF A HEIFER.
A Caucasian and an African
Charged With the Theft.

James Shaw lives ont on North Grand
avenue. X Gently man whose name was
Yesterday learned To- liz &. &. Groves, drove
i Two year old heller up tn Shaw's place,
asking the privilege oi leaving the Young
bos>y there fur litIle while, promising
tu return and get the animal a promise he
Jailed to keep. or rather fulfill.
Yesterday \ g. Barrett, 4 stock dealer
from the Maj. Ray neighborhood, saw the
heller at Shaw's and at once Unidentified her
~ his property, which he had lost In some.
unaccUuntable way lie only knew that
the heller had got away from car load al
stock H. had slipped from Warsaw and
The loss occurred while the transfer was
made from the narrow guage cars TO the
PacInc wards.
Su>peciing that white man nv the name
nf {. &. Groves and colored brother by
the name of John Wheclvr, had slipped
the heller out Uf the herd, Mr.. Barrett
Yesterday had ih, Sc two men arrested and
th, ir preliminary examination WAS set ior
hearing this afternoon before Squire
Wehler. The cdse WAS called at 100
o'clock, but owing To the press of business
nn Prosecuting Attorney Heard, and the
iurih,r fact that the defendant wanted II
lawyer, but had not rs yet secured one
the case WAS, by consent of both parties
continued until tomorrow at four o'clock.
The prisoner, Groves, II one Uf the hardest
looking citizens the BAzUo has seen in
many moons
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
VANISHED.
Kisby. of Lowry City, Gone, No
One Knows Whittier.

The BAzoo lighted on to one Of Lowry
City's prominent citizens yesterday, while
passing through S,daiia, and learned from
him the following, which throws shadow
uf suspicion around Il Mr.. kiticrman, a
T, >ideut i'll the neishborhood IF Lowry
CITY.
~ man by the name OF kishv, about the
first oil anuary, became noticeable for his
absence, as he remained in parts unknown
Tor an unusual length OF time. llls ASSOC
clat,s and neIghbors began TO suspect that
things were not all right. Inquiry is TO
his wher, abOuts was made kitIerman
seemed to be the only person capable Of
giving any information. lie stated
that Misty had gone to Illinois
having gone To- the station in the hack
from O>ccoIa, and that he (klt,erman) saw
him buy his ticket ut the station for Hi
nois. The stage driver denies that Kisby
rode with him, and it is also stated tina,
NO ticket had been sold for Illinois az war
stated bv kitterman. The actions of Kit
tcrman in several instances have been sus-
picious and the good people oi Lowry City
hegn to have some doubIs as To- his yeraci~
". kilograms were sent to lllnui, and
the snswers stated thit Kisby had not been
back there and that no word could he had
from or of him. Kilterman is being
watched
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
A Business Mans Experience.

He could not tell what allied him. If.
knew hrs digestion was poor and his heart
palpitated. He f,lt his nervous system was
shattered. He knew his urine was milky
and r"py, but he had suffered from these
disorder, for years. Only of late had he
bvgan to ievl himself completely exhausted
and his nervous system shattered, and his
constitution broken down. A friend recon-
amended Browns Iron BiIters. IL suited
his case precisely, and now hc is a healthy,
robust, and strong "a his heart could de
sire. Go thou and do likewise. then NAV
you live long and b. happy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
The Kirkpatrick-Lyons Wedding

ST. Louis Republican, January %.
Last Wednesday evening quite a gath
ering took place at the residence OF DR..
and Mrs Nj. L. Mcnamara, 594l EastOn
Avenue, To witness the marriage Of their
niece, Miss Helen NJ Lyons, to Mr..
Norval kirkpatrick, Of Cranes, n. II.
4 he ceremony WAS performed according
Ten the rites of the Catholic church, OF
which the bride is member. by Rev.
Father Walsh OF st Bridgets church, alter
which reception Was held and dancing
WAS INDUCED i'm until late Thursday MORN
ing. 4 superb supper was served. Inc
floral decorations OF the parlors and
dining room were exquisite. The gifts OF
the groom To the bride consisted OF a mag
niiicent diamond cross, diamond ar-rlngs
and Roman gold bracelets, and other pres
enls of flowers and silv, ware were nuner-
Gus and costly. The bride was dressed In
white satin trimmed i'm tulle and orange
blossoms There were no bridal attend
ants. Among those present were Rev.
Father Walsh, DIR and Mrs. Mcnamara.
uncle and aunt OF the bride; Mrs. John
Hall, sister OF the groom; Mrs.
Chas. LYON, sister of the bride !;
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ID. Lewis, DIR and Mr.. q.
w. Schade, Mr. and Mrs ;. j. MOultOn,
Mrs. j. G.. Herman. Mrs.J. w. Davenport,
DIR. and Mrs r, j. Williamson, Mr.. and
Mrs ,ieorge Schade, Dr. W. T. 'llison, DR..
and Mrs. j. III. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank l.. Linton, Miss r. Pocock, Miss
Julia lie Beau, Miss r. Lyons. sister OF the
bride; Miss NJ. Rutherford, Miss NJ.
Craise, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Gausman,
Miss Mile Nie.ringhaus, Miss Addis
Loeblein, Miss Julia I.oeblrin, Miss Lon
egran, Miss Vieths, Miss Maggie Strfftns,
Miss Linton, Miss Collision. Miss Katie
McNamara, cousin of the bride, DIR. Z.
III. Cronin, Dr. j. G., Nidelet, DIR. T. 3.
OR illev. DIR J. T. Mcnamara, MIR. Har-
ris, Mr. Will j. Russell, Mr.. George Her
man, John a. Lewis esq. Andrew Duggan.
esq, Thomas :. Hogan, esq, Jerome D,v-
export, Mr. Vaile Wilkinson, Mr.. prank
&. L. Beau, Mr.. Charles F. -rkle, Mr. T.
w. Reilley,, Mr.. Edward Boehmer, Mr..
VIM. Gausman, Mr. jams Marshal,
cousin Of The bride; Messrs. John VIM.
f., Edward j. and Charles +. McNamara,
COUSINS of the bride.
The bridal party left Thursd ~ morning
Tor Sedalid, where they will remain with
friends Tor few days, a ter which they
will leave for cranes, New Mexico, their
future home.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
There Will be Coal.

For SOME time the delivers for black
diamonds at Montserrat have been on a
strike. the cause of the trouble WAS a
reduction on the price paid them per
bushel, this reduction having heen forced
on the owners of the mines. owing 10 re-
fusal OF the railroad company To paw more
than d cents, the former price having
been g..
The miners have gone to work at three
cents bushel and there will soon be a
plentiful supply of this necessary fuel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
Bound Over.

Eliss Hendrix, the negro arrested for
the larceny Of pistol from Rod
Cables grocery, fourteen dollars liz
money having disappeared supposedly at
the same time, was brought before Squire
Webber to-day, and his preliminary sx-
animation was hai. The larceny OF the
pistol was traced Enthusiastically TO the
prisoner, though the money could not be.
and he VAS bound over in the penal SUM
of three hundred dollars, to await the ac
ton OF the grand jury. Hendrix seems to
have a pretty sure thing on the pen.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
TUESDAY

Caldwell without her knowledge or solicitation,
~ish e. express our approval Of her discipline,
our high appreciation Of her q lady and s6ec-
tionate teacher. We also Earnestly request you to
retain hei As our teacher.
GIRLS.
Emma Lyon. Cornelia Kline Minnie JamisOn
Am. liza LeoSer. Sadie Noeys, Lulu Jack MI, Amelia
MOn-cr. Nvra Sterile, Julia ClniIl Minnie frinkles
Lulu sielis. Bertha Somebvrs. Anna ESaus, Lena
David, Emma siUlis, Flnrenre Tucker, Laura
shock, Lizzie SInei.crg, Florence Kiinball, Helen
Ike, Emm, BIbh-i, Mary PiIrhan, Loudly Rowe,
Ella Ward. S-oelit Hill, Ida Barress Clara Hey
d.ngsIelder, Rose VVse.
BOYS.
Fred Huffman, Henry Rowe. Hugh Muller,
Grors, Cope ami. James Harris, Allan Sweet,
Ernest SIuud. Frank SchlckI-s. Frank Bs-ne,t,
PilIn"n start, Eddie Allan, Frank Sweet, Challey
Smith.
GOING To A WEDDING.
IL was now dark and Mrs. Dusan pre-
ferred To depart. Gathering her wraps
again, she. in company With her husband,
prepared Io leave
Judge Richardson said: Here is a
charge against Prof Gully To be inve,ti-
gated.
Mrs Dugan-l have IN engagement At
wedding I"-nisht AMI | cannot stay any
longer. Laughing
Prof. Gully want The charges against
mysrif Investigated. l do not want this
matter to stop here.
Mr.. Limm There Is no evidence against
Won, and al course there i, no CASE. Do Won
want the board I'D Introduce evidence The
board has made no charges.
SICK OF TIE JOE.
Mrs. Dugan-I Withdraw the charges
against Prof. Gully and im heartily sIck
ell the affair. Probably this is the last
lime shall ever appear before 4 school
board.
Mr.. Lamm moved that the board exon
crate Prof.. Gully aud Miss C,ldwell from
any blame in the Pet" Dugan affair.
Some member thought that this was too
summary manner To- dispose oil the com
plaint and moved that DR. Conkwright I've
appointed a committee L. draft an address
to the people OH this case AMI To- submit e
same To the board Tor it's approval. Gar
rid.
The board then adjourned to meet Wed
nesUay evening
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
A Silver Wedding.

The residence Of Mr. G.. n. Richards,
one Of the editors and publishers of the
Warrensburg Standard, was the scene of
gay gathering Saturday evening in honor
OF the twenty fifth anniversary vi the mar
riagr Of Mr.. and Mrs Richards A large
number OF friends were in attendance, and
all oOnspirsd to- make the occasion ono
long to lie remembered. The array OF
presents WAS large and varied and made 3
beautiful display, some OF them Coming
from friends III distant states.
The wedding CEREMONY was prepared BY
the Rev +. ) K Rstse, and was a novelty
IN its way, being III the form OF poem, de-
scribing the courlship and marriage OF
twenty-five years ago, and concluding with
Il marriage cereniony In verse, and was
very impressive
\ magnificent supper was then served, to
which the guess did ample Justice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
A Fortunate Recovery From Small
POx.

Mr.. John L. Kidweil, a prominent citizs n
of Washington, d. e.. has in his domestic
employ as a nurse. Miss Marry j. Briggins,
wh" has recovered from severe attack oi
small pox. Elated at her success, she in
vested dollar I'm the December monthly
distribution ot The Louisiana State Lottery,
anh received a reward for her faith SlO,-
600 in gold. NJ. A. Dsupin, New Orleans,
La, will give any particulars of next draw
ing. which will occur February l4th.
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terms of the action of the Young men Of
Sedalia in the effort to retain him here,
and said that twas this which Influenced
the committee in their course The hot
shot from Sinai which the preacher let of
in one or two parts Of his sermon was re-
ceived in the right spirit, though some Of
it struck home. Ii was not the first time,
~ the freshman would say, that chance
shot struck the very mark Tor which it
was intended.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07
Married.

At the residence of the brides father,
on ST. Louis street. in this city, on lasl
evening at7 o'clock, 10y Rev. :. Alexander,
Mr.. Robert q. Hastie and NJ IS Mary 5
Lingle, both Of this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07

Were man To conform more To the laws
OF health and nature, and be less addicted
10 the qualification OF his passions, it would
not be nee ssary to- advertise Fellows
Compound Syrup OF Hypophoslhires as 8
restorative for the power OF the brain and
nervous system, while the worlds progr.ss
AMI enlightenment would indeed BE-
marvellous.
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Died

This morning. W. L.. infant son of l.. J
and + +. inch, agei about two years.
The funeral will take place from the
re>i'l'n,r oi Th. parents. corner of Seventh
aud Brown streets, At 10 o'clock to-mor
row.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07

Nervous pains and weakness, mxiaria
diseases, fever mi ague positively cured by
using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-07

Send for circular OF new style of Hop
per Scale with Leveling attachment. Bor-
den, Selleck d Co, ST. Louis.