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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

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bili9 bel .. 3. Wertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
.fenb1Q'6 Sp1tbz Stir.

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lar, ptIGss mad u%nltrrr Rstnuns bshen@trtb
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Yrriits brett 3usslanSt befemmtn ron ben Gil
stntbimern, Or. y. 8. aento 4 II, &C.,
Gnos6urg6 Sails, st.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

0aS repubIifaniide Grecutiu-G omite
bon 8~aSeonaOe GountD miro am Cant
flag, ben l. SrIi 1882 UNI IL Ibr 8or,
mitta95 in 9rafe 3uiammentommen.
SoIgenbe 9erren bilOen oas Gomits:
GOurt 3owniGip -Sraucis Snfen unO
6 so Glnrf;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
Mf~prbbemtTeber elDpS:
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Sine giaiOu YaKasirEr
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nit 81. .. 2lcpe-O ampftTu arma4L fsri3E
rrcI am SsiteH fur bic Sslisttbsif eirirE stzis
teim reiitnorn pubIifHn.
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len mad une sen GfutItlane. SCarTrrh41n
gam. II. +. ~.
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ure TCnnrn bfi AntHRff in SalfmsFr uani1-
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len nil, ipllts ii6 an eue HH~tGrsfiaRefcu agrz-
ten pGneen, bic IN ieeeT RFifersR AxslIzR
germ bsreit ilne. SrieRi4e dniTasm Rue<a
bennttpprift.
BA- A@te earduE eas GHfrs FaTaarf4rizr
mr. bic Dampfrr ess 3ereReHffaea
0 y b aHsesieat pfTesH.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

@eueite MuFter in 0amen- une Rim
eerblten in aroBer @usmabl BEL
D. :. MerteuS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Spiben' Sra9en fur 0amen uno Sin
Der, eroBe NusmabI, bel
s.. &. Wertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

SpiBen-Srnsen fur Samen un6 Sin'
Der, grobe Nuswabl, BEL
>. 8. Mertens.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
Gen6aa'S SpatD Gur

RepnbIiean Civ, Net., 81 Mdr3 1881
Or. y. S. 9enball u. 9p.-Mtiur Scrrrn
SD prUbirts 9bre aenbalpS Spab Sur, une
feIte l9 eie scwiinftte' irFuna brlaus. Gle
betlie ben Spatb, ipas aneere 9fbanelaigfn
nibt IA tbun prrmpdttu. SD wanett nibt
GAM cine Glnldf ibrcs 9iniments an. &a6bem
Der Spatb ~teleitiJt rar, trieb i'd has Ylerh, iu-
%laninieri nit eiuen anbsru, iitsr 500 WieiGcn,
non 2inn 60, Stoipn, biz nad SarliR &c.,
WetraSfa, nit elmer 2atuna BON unsrfIbr 20O0
pfunb. unb rOurnhstr bic Jteiis in pisr uden.
g'itfr, lenbrn Sif mir 9trr oatboneIung ittr
tr pfrrb," Yrri5 IS Gents.
Graebenl Scr, SamcsgCacniC
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Rtiue Ian9i6briae Grfabrun9 in
Cbiscm 9ef6dft befdbieen mid meme
&unben nit Den bclten gSoareu i'm
Rortte ;u ben m6aIidt uiepri9iteu
YveiIen be6isnen ;u %f0nnsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Oie @usFGtsn auf cine ersiebi9e
@eiuerncte etffnIten fid NIT ieoem
Gage te6er, uuO unfere @in3er MAIDEN
tuieter freun6lihc Gefdter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Gein Motto III: Selte Yretic.
SD betrsibe feline Sauernjdn9erei uuO
teI@dftiee 3iemauben Suu6en fur
Mein Gef@dft auf;utreibeu. unb bin
Der 9lnf9t, 6ab CUTE gSaaren unS
rseHe Beoienung nur auein Elm
@eI&aft recommuuoireu Iouen.
W LATTE i d n id Der
bIlffen 6ur6 8ers6e bon Yeri men,
HeI&e elm Snterehe babel baben, e9en
mid ~ orbsiten, ionoern ii berSeuge
I'd feIbf, mo ma am beitcu unb
biuiaRen beoient miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Cine 0usge,eidnete 5 Gent @igarre
inbct mar i'm 2noen bes Serru Bm.
Gberlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Sas einaetretene marine @etter bat
Der Sser-8aups 10 SismIid Den Gar
aus gemndt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Her Die bette GIuspabl Der reuelten,
lG0nRen. serdmnduOIItenB daren TAU
fen mill, mus u%nbebinat ben @otben
@tore porsieben. 8. s. Mertena.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Die @eefteafs iperoen INNER tbeurer.
es 9ibt bod 70 piele Salen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
4frnlaantr W0lksblatt.
8ddfteu sonutoe Gbenb sansfrans-
den nnf Gem Sairpiats.

3eeelmabigs S9iebubunsen inbsn
ieesn &onntas i'm 9&ibenpart ifatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
Ssas bette SCtiffeS
gals g. SunernleiSm.

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setauut, EEa lsiafa aaF Es
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Aittel Eersisnf haH2srtrms
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16
B6dbemtIitber Maeftberfcbt
@ etretH m aret.
6reitaa corriairf Dull

= roSHetenm dret.
&Orriairt Don
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grocer.
Die nnsestbtntn preilt perDsn BON SSnb!ern
LmeifenS i'm 1auI6J te3abIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Bic id6niten uno beiten Sittune I'm
BET Mon nur bel 8. :. Mcrtens.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
20 CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that srourye OF humanity,
Is the great dread Of the human family, in
ull civilized countries.
feel confident :hat an IN possession OF
the only sure, inf'llahlc Rcmedv-now
known to the profe>sion-fm the positive
and speedy cure Of t!,..t dread disease and
its unw elcome concom;tan.s, viz. Cafavrh,
Islhml, Bronchitis, .A'er,wss Dciil'fr, .fc.,
&c. may be called an old to.v. I believe
in medicine. rwentv.cight wears OF expo
rirnce as a busy practitioner, in the hest
Consumption Hospitals Of the Old and
New World, has Taught me the value OF
proper medication, both Ersa and coYstif"-
Honul. in the Cmys q: this great enemy o|
our race. have found il. But am di
crossing. started out to say to those
suffering with Consumption Or any OF tn.
above ma,adies, that by addressing M. the,
shall br put in possession Of this great ''oo
,.Yfhovl chayge, and shall have the bencIU
of my experience in thousands Of cases snc
cessitllv treated. Fall particulars airsc
tions for preparations and use, and all nee
essary advice and instructions for success
ful trcat,nent at your own hom'. will b'
received by you by return mail, free o
charge bv addressing witt, stamp or stamp
cd s.lf.addressed envelope
DIR. NJ. T.. BELL
, I0l y. CALVERT ST, BALTIMORE, Md.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
In the Whole History Of Medicine.

No rre, ara.ion has ever perf'rmed such
marvellous cures, or maintained SO vide
reputation, as AYEs' $ CHERRY PEcroRAL
whic,, is recognized as the worlds remedy
,ur nj, diseases of tho throat aud lungs. u
on.-.n.,inu. d series of wonderful cures II
al climates has made it universally known
- u safe and reliab!e agent to employ
Against ordinary cclds, which are tine tore
-,inn,r> OF more serious disorders, it act,
.;,,r.lii, and surely, always relieving suf
.v.ins, and often >asing life. The protec
ton i. :tf;,r,ls. b., its timely use in throat
md chest ai>or.iers. makes it an invaluable
,rmedy 70 be KEEP. always an hand in ever,
,n,n.. No person can afford to be wi,hou'
I. and those vino hav: orcc used 1t never
iii f,nn thci, knowledge OF lis c"mroS'
in and effects. ps.y>icians use the CHERRY
PICTORIAL extensively it, their i'ract:ce
.nt ,lrryvmcn recommend it. 1t is absc
;,tc!. certain in itS remedial effects, ane
Xill ALWAYS cure where curys are possible
For SALE NJ ALL DEALERS.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
Quick and Srre.

Many miserable people drag themselves
about with failirg strength, feeling tina
they are steadily sinking into their graves
when by using Parker's Ginger Tonic the,
would find cure commencing with tht
first dose. and vitality and strength quick J,
and surely coming back TO them.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18

In the House, Tuesday, Willetts, from
tne COMMITTEES on Judiciary, reported the
pill !Stallabarger's) to prevent persons liv.
ing In bigamy or polygamy from holding
any civil Office Of trust or profit in any Of
the Territories Of the United States and
from being Delegate to Congress. The
bill was pla ,ed on the House calendar.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18
The Highest Rank.

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and talin.
hair, Parker's Hair Bal>am has taken the
highest rank as an elegant and r.l Liable ha:'
restorative.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18

Local advertisements will he inserted at 10 cent.
per line tor first. and cents per line foi each
subsequent insertion. Nothing inserted for less
than IS cents.
The Dillon tribune., 1882-02-18

- ~ Great chance to make money.
HSfaA those Who always tax. 'ivantaa.c
Vlsjl ot tn. good shS:.s ',, f', 'n.nin,y r,.ai,y
we, IN. wealthy while those who do ,.ot improve
urh q, ,nc.s remain in ,vcrty We wan: mary .,'n.
vunvn, bows and girls tn wor for US right IN tar
nwn l.. ,,;,i.s, Anv me can dc tn. work properly
rom III start. Ta business will pay more Than ten
:;,nes nrlinry wares Expensive outfit furnished tree
10 On. .',n engages fiis to make money r'pla!,v.
n,r sn,r. ron MS ''u'. irs0rsi"n and a'l ti,t Is
unn.' n. ~" S'"' ''ee' (4s'l
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
Condensed for Convenient and
Ready Reading.
WASHINGTON.

SENATOR LAMAR, while crossing Seventh
street in Washington, was knocked sense
less by passing team.
JOIN w. GU1TEAU has left Washington.
He says the assassin is very calm and will
go to the gallows with courage.
REPRESENTATIVE robson has bill be-
fore the house TO give a subsidy of $780,
600 per year to a line of American mail
steamships. The measure was devised
solely in the interest of the projected line
from Long Island to Milford Haven.
In the senate Mr. Garland introduced
an act for the erection Of public buildings
at Hot Springs Mr.. Ingalls, called up
hrs resolutson, declaring that the pension
law ought not to be repealed. He stated
that the rolls of the war department
showed 62O,5 pensionable cases, and
only $50 1854 pensions had been granted bv
reason of death or disabilities.
The president sent a special message TO
congress, transmitting letters from Secre-
tary Kirkwood and the acting governor of
Arizona IN regard to lawlessness in that
territory, and urges the amendment of
the posse cOmitatus act to permit the use
of troops in assisting the civil authorities.
The senate committee on territories will
probably report in favor of this change
In the house, Mr.. Randall gave notice
of an amendment to the tariff commission
bill, making the body consist of two sena-
tors, three represe natives, and four ex-
perts. Mr.. Lacey reported bill to estab-
lish postal-savings depository. The
Sherman funding bill was taken from the
speakers table, and referred to the ways
and means committee.
CUSTODIAN PITNEY went before the treas
ury investigation and asked to be inform
ed of the nature of the testimony given by
Upton and Lamphere. He then declared
that John Sherman and his wife knew
that employees of the treasury were paid
from the contingent fund for work done
tor the ex-secretary, and produced incrim-
mating notes purporting to have been
written by the Shermans. The commit
tee has decided to recall Upton and Lam
phere, and confront them with Pitney.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

AN explosion in the Kickham mil, at
Doctortown, Ga, killed one man and
scalded six others.
By the fall of an elevator in factory
at Newark. n. j., two men were fatally
injured and two others seriously hurt
Two men were blown to pieces by an
explosion of giant powder near Newburgh,
n. Y, and one man was killed and seven
wounded in a brewery at St. Louis.
A COLLISION on the PENNSYLVANIA road
caused the death of three citizens of AL
toona- Engineer David Coulter. Conduc-
tor Stone and Fireman Kennedy
SERGEANT BUSH, of the 10Th cavalry.
stationed in Texas, killed himself because
he was reprimanded and sent to the guard
house.
Mrs. MosHER of Bainbridge. Mich,
was terribly mutilated about the face by
the explosion of a Michigan Central rail-
way torpedo, which had found ita way
into her home and been used for while
as plaything by her children.
THE furniture establishment of Hume
well & Burchstead. in Washington street,
Boston, was damaged by fire to the amount
of goa, ,OOO. There was some alarm among
the audiences at four theaters in the vi
cinity.
FLAMES which broke out in block in
Jackson, Mich, inflicted damage of
$4,000 on the millinery stock of J. c..
Richardson & Co., of s. 900 on the plating
works of j. B. Timberlake, and of $4,000
on the hardware stock of Wells & Fuller.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO Feb. 14.-The whe at market to-day
vas characterized by weakness anG another heavy
decline brought about chiefly by beautiful warm
weather, by reports of rapid progress in seeding,
and partially by the pressure to SELL foreign Ie-
ports of unfavorable tenor and several little fail
ures Prices were irregular, active but week and
lower, and unsettled; No. 2 Chicago spring, 1.23
@1.23A for seller cash; 1.233S a l.231a for seller
February; LIS 9123% for seller March; 1.245s
@1.24A for seller April; l.271z for seller May;
No. Chicago spring, 1.0S91.OSK rejected,
1880. Corn--Active but lower; unsettled; 562S
@16H for seller cash; 562s for seller February;
565s for seller March; 629621S for seller May;
81 for seller June; rejected, $40 56K. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower; 40H for seller
cash; 40 for seller February; 4015 for seller
March; 4OA@403s for seller April; 43 for seller
May; 42A for seller June; rejected, 37937K.
Rye-Easier; Sc. Barley-Steady and unchanged;
LOO. Flax Seed Irregular; good to choice dry
seed, 1.15@1.A. Dressed hogs Lower; 1909
760. Pork-Fair demand; lower rates, 1915 for
seller cash; 18.17H@18.2e for seller March;
18.37H@18.40 for seller April; 18.57Hg1860
for seller May. Lard-Active but lower: 11.05
for seller cash; n.07K@ K@11.1O for seller March;
l12O@11.221z for seller April; 11.32K @11.35
for seller May.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16
CRIME.

CHARLEY HING, a Chinaman who killed
one of his countrymen, was executed at
Wlnnemucca, New.
OF eleven prisoners who dug through
| the jail walls at Rochest err, n. Y, four
have been recaptured.
LEWIS POWELL, a white citizen of
Lynchburg. Va, has been sentenced to 156
lashes on the bare back for housebreaking Q
and robbery.
ID. 4. YARMOUTH, who was an express
agent at Bladensburg, KY, and absconded
with $4,000, was arrested at PhiIadel-
phIa hotel in company with a woman.
PETER ID. COLE, of Deshler. O.. who
killed John Harmon for debauching his
wife, has been sentenced to fifteen years at
hard labor.
WALTER III. CHASE, formerly of Chi
cago, who was convicted of bigamy, was
sentenced to imprisonment for three and
one-half years.
CHARLES MILLER, who was under SEN
tence of death at Benton, Mo-. for the
murder of Franklin Hamilton. hanged
himself in his cell with strips torn from
his blanket.
FOUR thieves planned the robbery of a
saloon at Tunnelton, Ind. One of the
party betrayed the plot, and men on the
lookout killed the three who entered the
building.
CHARLES F. hRING, of St. Louis, who
has four times been convicted of the
murder Of Dora Broemser, has been
granted writ of error by Justice Miller,
OF the United States supreme court.
AN evening newspaper at Atlanta
brought against a young lawyer named
Hoke Smith charges of seduction and de-
sertion. He promptly went for Demitte,
the editor, and got in one blow before he
was interfered with.
WILLIAM NEIL. one of the murderers
| of the Gibbons family at Ashland, XIV,
las been sentenced to be hanged April IA.
Craft has been convicted, and will prob
ably mount the same scaffold.
HERMAN BIERBACH, who canyassed Mil
waukee as an alleged agent for several
publications and collected subscriptions in
advance, has been sent to state prison for
thirty months.
A CHICAGO police officer caught a man
named Anton Book placing timbers on
the track of the II Northwestern road but a
short time before an express train was due.
1t appears that his child was killed by an
engine not long since, and he sought re-
venge.
AT the residence of James Sweetman,
Chicago, George Robinson, employed as
the driver of an ice-wagon, shot and NOR
tally wounded Mary Began, who refused
his attentions, and then blew out his own
brains. The girl was serving as a nurse
for Mrs. Sweetman, upon whose enfeebied
system the tragedy inflicted a terrible
shock.
EDWARD M. KIRTLAND, son of a promi-
nent cetton factor of St. Louis, forged the
signature of his fathers firm to a check
for s., 500 and obtained the amount from
a national hank. He was caught al the
Union depot when about to leave with a
courtesan Tor Albuquerque. She had $2,-
900 and his watch, while on his person
was found only $50. He left a wife and
two children, and has had The entree OF
the best society.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16

1HE Sherman refunding bill, as it
passed the senate, was considerably
modified. 1t provides for funding only
100000 of the 81 per cent. bonds, at 3
per cent. The original bill provided
that the new bonds should run for FIVE
years. As passed, the new bonds are
to be payable at the pleasure of the
government, with the proviso that
none of them shall be redeemed until
all bonds bearing higher rate of in
terest, and subject to call, have been
called and redeemed. They can be
obtained by the deposit of money, or
OF continued bonds, and will be for
sale at the treasury, sub-treasurv, and
the postalmoney order offices. To in
duce persons to take them promptly,
the 8 per cents last sold will be the
hrst called IN. The bill will 90 to the
house and doubtless will there be sub-
ected to further notifications.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16

female academy; to appropriate money to pay
Tor stationery and postage stamps for messengers
OF the legislature---ayes II, noes 5.
Asssmbty-The session of the assembly was
brief as it did not convene till O'Clock D. m.
Eleven remonstranees were presented against the
passage of any bills taxing church property and
two remonstranceS against the passage of the
land grant bill. The land grant bill was made
the special order for tomorrow at eleven O'Clock,
and the resolution directing the committee ON
state affairs IN connection with the subject of
taxation of church property, to inquire whether
any other kinds of property enumerated in section
1883 of the revised statutes, do exempt, ought to
be taxed and to report thereon by bill or other
wise was adopted. To incorporate the Lawrence
Institute of Wisconsin. To amend the charter
of the Peshtigo lumber company.
The following bills passed: Relative to allowing
stock to run at large in Vernon county; relative
to the sale If intoxicating drinks; relating to
weights and measures; for the protection of life
and property while crossing Sturgeon Bay; to
amend the act Incorporating the Scandinavian
Brother association; to detach the county of
Waukesha from the second judicial circuit, and
to attach the to the thirteenth judicial cir
cult; amendatory Of section 2423 Of the revised
statutes of 1878 and also amendatory of chapter
81 of the laws of 1881.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16
FOREIGN.

By advice of her physician, Queen Vic
toria viii next month go incognito to
Mentone.
THE explosions in the Rhondda valley
mine in Wales caused the loss of six
lives.
In the theater at Genoa. while playing
Camille" Sarah Bernhardt tainted and
spit blood, when the audience retired.
In the Prussian landtag one of the new
members from Schleswig forfeited his seat
by declining to take the oath required.
THERE is intense indignation at Berlin
over the acquitt al of soldier who fired
upon and killed two lads who were teas
ing him.
THE police of Dublin are inquiring into
the source of a letter addressed to Secre-
tary Forster, containing a damp substance
which exploded on becoming dry.
The Spanish government has resolved to
prohibit the proposed pilgrimage to Rome
if it assume any other form than a relig-
ious demonstration.
CABLEGRAMs announce the death of
Berthold Auerbach, the Germ an novelist
and of Hippolyte Cogniard, the French
theatrical manager.
GEN. IGNATIEFF, in receiving the jew
ish delegates, said he hoped before many
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-16

A WASHINGTON dispatch says that
among the letters recently sent to Quit
eau was one from Marietta, Ill.,, which
contained the following message:
"Here, 1 send you some smallpox. 1t
is worse than the sentence of Judge
Cox. Rub yourself with the scab, and
it will surely stop your gab." In the
center of the sheet was pasted some
thing that looked like a black wafer.
The letter was Immediately burned.
Mr.. Scoville says he has received four
similar letters, and has requested the
postmaster General to have all his let
ters IN the future examined and fumi-
gated. On the receipt of the first letter,
Scoville lad himself vaccinated, ard
Guiteau was vaccinated also.