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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-01
LOCALITIES.
DiminutiVe Happenings Picked Up by
Register Reporters.


YESTERDAY was payday At the Central
Class Works.
THE Bellaire Window Glass Works shut
down for the season last night
The SChmulbarh fishing club will leave
ON a fishing expedition down the river, to-
day.
ALrx,vpEE Bone, real estate agent, sold
the Wendel farm. on Wheeling Greek. yes
terday. 20 Eliza Hull, for f",3vV.
TINS HrrsrEE, bulletin. announcing
GuiteaUs Jump was surrounded all yes,er-
day afternoon by interested readers.
WN. T. NORTH was appointed admtnt~tra-
Tor oil the estate OF Joan North. deceased.
Bond So" with VIM. North n surlty.
PErF. JuE KE,uEE., band leaves. to NOR
row. Tor the White sulphur Springs. The
orchestra vii. consist Ot ten members.
TIVE repairs at the Belmont mill are be
Iugpu,h.i steadily along. Yesterday the
cylinder was put up and the arms OF the
ily wheel being placed.
The Belmont blast furnace is still hari
at work turning ont pig iron. This week
the furnace has turned out an unusually
lsrgr amount of metal.
TIJE Centr, Glass Company will block IP
their furnaces. This WDrrgus tIr ton lay.
w '''''''N ''''. '' 49, ''''-'' $500 '''
Viuyvs some needed rest.
Macs J. e. ALuEE~oN has placed the
members OF both branches 81 Council under
obligations on account OF a donation Of a
large number Vi good ta'ors.
TuE Afghan which was ratified OH hy
Mr.. J. Evl>,rr Was drawn by ticket NJ
- The Icr.ou holding tuat number will
please call go No. 2ESeyentecuth street.
Tlr. E.s.r-.rrur.r Lls i.,. n S'ivhfIv OF this
o,,rk from, ,or,e cause a, il I'm, rpLlisb.
-ItV'.e THAT there hs. been mo- iir,.s i'm
M. ,;fy last month " Chief ErrIp, s,r,
fns-a has hen -braa .wo of which fire
,'a-u,s vr-r sent i'm
-. .r.,.-
" 90 o'".H"1 "'O". '|'.'H 'tTt VI
.tSNTJ PIPE u" '5r ''.-r,".'P '' Jon" - ION
. IN ,E''..5"E, N",4 In L"e proprietor
'I'""E" S"e az, NV .le VI D."'e' '""N'Hs ~
.SSle't". iur'e are Nv. S'"P ''."S on
,I' .''' "''" ''' ~" - ."'' IL WIS
D. ,.,
~ ''E NENN.R ana "'' 'ahI OF ~
piece rendered t"e Lh,E,JEE a ,,rr.';'e
.,.S' u.E",' "t ,'r we "' 1''' ",F"' -"'v W,
,"r ""''e >".F".T >F'."sS' ""'lE ,"'!
i"rhl'N music '"T '"' season.. T's Nt'.l''
j. '"e Ft'I''' %, -'''' .'Ns'. ''''''".S,
'i" VI" ''"', "''' ""''" !''"'v b" ''."
affections.
4 NNrE,rE n. thr members %. the county
Finance Duww.y'rr met lat night. 10 lu-
>pect I.rrN Nu"t yearly statement.
ron examination al 10 they found 10
would be- impossible .1r tArm % finish II
Lett H.ghLsud as poruoupt the committee
could not attend 'O day to finish H. They
concluded Q" have TIN clerk rIar" IA" re
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THE AUTOPSY.
The Brain Found 10 be In q Normal
Condition. Weighing FOrty-nfne

Condition. Weighing FOrty.nine
Ounces.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The physicians
who performed the autopsy were Drs. D. o.
Lamb, J. +. Hartigan and z. T. Sauers. In
addition to these physicians there were
present Drs. Bliss and son, Noble Young,
Robert Reyburn, A. f. Macdonald, John
son Elliott, A. II. Mckim, p. J. Murphy.
C. II. Nicholas, Surgeon General Barnes, of
the Army, Surgeon General Wales, OF the
Navy. Drs. W. A. Godding, Il. H. Wilmer
and Clark Peterson, Of st. Elizabeth Asy-
lum, DR.. Patterson, Coroner OF the Dlstrlct
Of Columbia 4. Kleinschmdt }. K; hay
ner and Drs. Birdsall and Fash. John W.
Guiteau and Rev. Mr.. Hicks were present
for short time, but left the Jail before the
conclusion OF the autopsy, and returned to
the city about three o'clock. A close eX
animation of the body showed that
Guiteau's Neck Was Broken,
and that the rope had cut deep. into the
flesh of the neck. A reporter Of the AS
sociated Press was the only newspaper man
admitted to the chapel where the body
was being dissected. The chapel is
spacious apartment containing only Few
benches and tables. The coffin was placer
upon bench and the body removed ann
after having been stripped was laid upon
table. scales and other appliances Io'
So,e,rininr the weight and: other phepo-
,nena M the different parts OF the Douy
laced obout on the tables. The operations
RI the three surgeons engaged III INC
autopsy
Were watched With Generai intereSf
bv ibe other medical gentlemen, who
crowded about the table. After an exam,
ination OF the eyes, the brain was removed
and inspected. DR.. A. b. Lorlng iouna
the lett eye completely suitused with bloon
ard both ewes we're so indis:inct that no
orinion could be formed OF their CONDITION
~ expression. Then the body was cut
open, and q thorough and complete Exam
ination made, with view OF determining
all the physiological facts that coutu D IT., ~
interest in connection with the case Inc
Brain was Found TO be In Nor""'
Condition.,
and weighed forty-nine ounces. me rear
weicbed a little over nine ounces ana was
In a healthy condition, as were all the otheE
! internal organs. ;o;,, -
M WcWilliams. the first physician 70
,oa,a tbe room where the autopsy was held
said there was nothing, SO far as ne Goutu
see about the brain that vas aoh0ilnai. tI'
wpight, according to Dr. d." Ii1i" ,rt,
was forty-nine and one-ha!t ounces. tn'
General yiscera, he said, were IN pefieC
condition. ,,o,os nat;
Ills evening, when the brain will be
taken to the Medical Museum
on Tenth street, where minute and cru
cal examination will he MADE. Inc PhF?
c;ans were disinclned to go into details /
go rnaaTd 10 the results thus far reached. ID
Harlan LETT the Jail soon after o'cloc'
tskine with him Guiteau's brain. DR.. GoC
ding who has maintained that Gqitea
was insane, said when asked what the IT
suit of the autopsy was, said:
"IHave Nothing to Say Now"
al9thtr , hysieiaR remarked we d
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CAMP MEETING.
Session Of the Lot Holders and Others
Yesterday.

TIE Camp Meeting Association met on
the camp ground on Thursday, and trans
acted large amount of routine business as
connected with the camp meeting, begin
ming August 18th. These old historic
grounds under the superintendency OF Mr..
Conner, are in the most splendid and in
yiting condition. They are to be recon-
mended TO those seeking retreat from the
city during the heated season. They are OF
easy access to those living in the city. The
air is bracing and invigorating, water pure
ond cold, and shade all that could be wished
for. with a beauty of landscape of unsur-
passed beauty in the Ohio Valley.
The association is now the owners OF
these beautiful grounds, and they propose
to donate lot OF ground TO any proper
person. on which to build cottage.
The association has finally concluded to
close the gates to the grounds as against all
persons on Sunday at $3.50 o'clock 4. NJ, and
will remain closed until o'clock P. NJ,
when they will be re.Opened for the re-
mainder of the day.
They have provided for the erection OF
platform at Gravel Hill, at which trains
willstop, which will shorten the distaHc
to the grounds about onc-half. There are
several families on the grounds now, and
many more will come on soon.
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PIRELY PERSONAL.
Movements Of Prominent PcrSOnS-In-
diyidual Mention.

Miss Kate Kennedy and her visitor Mrs.
Fred. Seymour left yesterday for Newark,
ohio.
Miss Ca,lir Smith, who has be,n the
guest u. Miss Roth. OF the Eighth ward
leaves Tor her homc ut Smith Ferry, today
John Aiken. ESD. WAS in the city, yester
day. on hi> way home to Washington, Pa.
Mr. Aiken i one OF the most prominent
attorneys at the Washington bar.
Mr.. John IIarSha. Of West Alexander
was in the city to-day on his way home
from New Athens College, which he has
been attending for the past year
Prof. :. F. Lazear. principal OF the Glen,
Vile State Normal School, was in the city
Yesterday. on his way home 10 West
Liberty. lie reports his school in very
huurjshing condition.
our own kcmple will hold the grea.
American bird Of freedom up by the tail
while she screams and hopS her wings at
West Alexander on the gay-loreous Fourth
ii July. Ii any body can make her squeak
loud Jake can.
Col. W. Add Bane, of WAynesburS, Pa
passed through this city, yesterday, en-
route home. with twcnty.fnUr head of ine
Texan horses. Col. Baue is one Of the best
fellows in the world.
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THE NEWS ELSEWHERE.
Hung in EnigN Al PIttshuryI

in eliigy this morning at the Pi:t,Alrsa
Forge and Iron Company's WORKS. n Nan
chester large crowd was present
a member OF a well-ku0wn clothing inn
in the city made application 10 tie NayOr
for permission to hang Gr.,ca. in rfiry
al noon to-day, in front OF hi, store. III,
Honor promptly refused the Application.
and sat severely down on the applicant.
The patriotic citizens oi the upper South
Side had their irr.inss wor,ri Hp t. such
an extent over the "Ncc.t.aH thar vast pre-
parationS were mair 10 celebrate the occa-
sion, and in two p'acrs at least r'.igieS were
SWING in tie breeze. amid cheers from 4,
larPc L.uMi
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Excursion iO the Mountains Nin.: Pan
Handle and Pcnn~piN anIn Roate.
Tuesday. JuIy IIth. ISL.

tan yuu imagine anything more aglurias
at this season OF tae year than cool Jut
delightful. week in the most beautiful rang
Of tie Allegheny Mountains. Ca Tuesday,
July 18th. a special train with select cN
c,lrs,on psrty will run through To CreS,pn
Springs. Altoona and BELLS tap. Allegheny
Mountains. by daylight passing around
the famous Horse SUur BrHi and ailprilug
a splendid view Of the magnificent scenery
Tor " hitch the rgUusy,yaU.A route = Ce.c-
bruted The tram vii. start from Column
hu, at . A. VI. Tuesday. July Ilth Rate for
round trip from Waeclins Junction will br
$50. and Currr>poudlUg,y loN from other
POINTS. For time table of the train an .
iull particulars. apply TO any agent OF the
company. or To r. \. Ford General FI,,,n
.r- and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh.
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QUE RIVER Log.
Memoranda Made by the Register 'Old
Salt" Along the Wharf

The river was rising slowly at dark. last
night, the marks showing feet vi water
in the channel.
The Courier i, the Parkcr,burg packet
to-day.
The Bachelor leayer for Pittsburs to-day
The st. Lawrence arrived ah"a! OF time
yesterday, and will leave Tor Cincinnati
to-day.
The Chancellor from Pittsburgh. en- route
for Charleston, passed yesterday morning
The dredge boat, OSwego, was towed to
the wharf, yesterday. by the Aodoc She
having finished her work at the bar UppO
site the mouth Uithe CreeE.
The Nail City passed UP with tow yes
terday.
The Eesolute passed down with emptie
Yesterday.
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Is Your Horse Sick

Wheeling has long needed a practical
veterinary surgeon. and horse-owners VIII
be glad TO learn that Mr.. Z. B. Robinson,
graduate of the Montreal Veterinary and
Ontario Agricultural Colleges, and who IS
4 Fellow of the Montreal Veterinary Med
cial Association, has settled among us. His
office and pharmacy is at Frank Webster
stable, No, Eleventh street,
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pELIVEEtp.


Moses H. Drvore was discharged on bail.
yesterday. on a writ ui habca, corpus issued
by Judge Jacobs.
Frank Thompson was discharged by Jus
tiCe Philips, Yesterday, after = hearing, the
evidence not being Nutiicicn, To- hold him.
Dan Stewart was released on bail for h!S
appearance at the next term Of the Circuit
Court.
James McTodd was fined - and cost, on
two charges by Squire sweeney, yesterday
and on payment Of costs the iine~ were re-
mitted.
Anna McTodd wife OF James, was fined
- and costs on one Charg" and sent to jail
for ten DAYS
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HORNBROOK'S PARK !
HAND BILLS
EnR EnIIRTu OF II,LN.
Fourth Of July Celebration and Picnic
OF THE
harmonic MAE kNERCH0H
SINGING SOCIETY, AT THE
NEW FAIR GROUNDS

Commencing at 10 O'Clock Al
deception of tho Speaker by the Com nllT
Speaking in English and German MUSIC
Popular Games and Dancing.
balloon Ascension.
CHM bling a Pole for prizes.
Walking n Wayertng Pole Tor prizes
Throwing Balls, etc, etc. ,.,,
Concert and dancing music BY the ceicbf"
ell Opera house Orchestra. ,.,,
Refreshments Of all kinds. Good orfrr wiI
he maintained. The Society has bni' my
amount OF tables q nd benches under me Nh.'hy
trees, 10 everybo can enjoy th"mF!''' anu
spread their lunch. ,...,w oi,,
Arrangements have been efi'1''"d WIN Won
Ecrry which will land at the lower eul "' IN"
Fair Grounds. Round trip only ~. .r,,
In case OF rainy weather The ITrN ,t ~.
open and the entertainment VII 90 ,n
c6ring 10 programme. During me ,,.'.
the Opera house Orchestra Will "A'''. Wv
following choice programme:
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Thermometer Record.

AS taken at Schueprs Opera House drug
store:
FRIDAY.
lNI lSS2.
7Aa.I2S.SF.x. 7P.a 7A.N.I2 H.5r m.7P.s
= ~ ~ - - 81 ~ 80
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Damage TO Crops.

CHICAGO, June 3O-Reports are coming in
OF great damage in the country to growing
crops by storms. \ washout IS reported at
Lspesboro, Minnesota, and trains are at the
depot waiting orders.
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A cRANr time is anticipated At Seiberts
Garden on the Fourth Of July. Extensive
prcrarations are being made. Good music
will be in attendance. The best order Will
be enforced. Go out and spend the day.
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SrE,IAL accommodations FOR ladies at Sci,
Lert's Garden on Fourth ot July. AL
should attend this popular resort.
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PROClAMA1lUh.

s1s sasi5s dRi ;:'1as @
I'll TIE Police instTu SSsiS, %
;e2w 90
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HEAVY STORMS.
considerable Damage Reported From
the Vest.

the W est.
rHi,Aro. June 3O.-A Quincy. ILL.,
special says serious washouts have delayed
trains on the Hannibal branch Of the Wa
bash railroad Several bridges have hrrn
carried oil on the Hannibal and ~. joe
railroad. An accident is reported, but no
particulars can be obtained.
HAMTrR", Iowa, June 30-The loss On
bridges in Fremont county will exceed
$1,000. The rivers are greatly swollen
and crops badly submerged hercabOutS.
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KeiOiCinx RI Trenton.

T..NraN. \. j., June 30.-A salute WAS
'irri here to-day upon the announcement
that U,..trau had been hanged.
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Go TO ScijcTt's Garden OFT the morning OF
the Fourth Of July, and stay all day.
Meals to all those desiring them.
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showed great nervousness and appeared
greatly startled when he heard the
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

II'IiE EXCHANGE BANK or WHEEL.
| Jog Has declared a dividend 81 ave ".
cent out Of the earnings Of the la"tsiA hoh'"''
pay ANY va JOHN J. JONES, Cashier.
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Mrs. S. s. kiSner, No. 1911 Main street
this week will offer her entire stock of mil
irery. neckwear and gloves at cost. Those
wishing bargains ShCuld call early.
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Letter Carriers Report.

We are indebted to Mr.. Nc. Kelley, Chief
Clerk at the po>totlicr. for the following
report of the bushes, done At the office Tor
June.
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bargains in Millinery.

Mrs. S. 5. Kisncr, No. 1911 Main street.
this week will offer her entire stock OF mil
iinery, neckwear and gloves at cost. Those
wishing bargains should call early.
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joins pANise, an Italian, met with very
painful. thsugh not serious. accident, early
yesterday morning. by being kicked on the
lex Ey vicious horse.
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Not = drink, not sold in bsr-roon'S. but
reliable Uun-alCohOlic tonic medicine, use
full At all times, and in all seasons, Is
Browns Iron BitterS.
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A FINE selection of music will be played
hr the Upera House Band, at the FOUNTAIN
Saloon. on Friday evening.
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while the spectators were pushing and
tostling through the door leading from the
rOtunda to the corridor, at the lower end OF
which the gallows was placed. Guiteau,
meanwhile gazed upon the crowd, looked
up ut the beam over his head and quickly
made survey OF all the dread parapher
MALTA. AS soon as the Crowl had gained
access General CroCker waved to them TO
uncover. and all heads were barred.
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MoMEcIorH busters, for fine turnoutS the
nrwr>t fancy and NJ very low prices, at
WIN. Schver,fcrer's No. ll4G Main street.
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An enjoyable time is expected at Sci
hetts Gsrlcn Cn-tlr 7 uc Il VI JIly,
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LINEN Goats. st 81 cents. at c. KRArs &
Bro.
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Rnrvainsin NIIIInery

ONE thousand persons can be acComo-
dated and sheltered il it should rain on the
Fourth of July. at Seibert's Garden.
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BEAUTIFUL carriage busters at VIM.
SchwertiegerS No. lll6 Main street. Prices
away down on the most elegant and stylish
goods.
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Liver diseases. headache and conStipa-
ton. caused by bad digestion. quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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all knownothinGs." A hy>taule,
so the uneduCated. non.ryr..,. ~.
thought at the time of the n,bc,,. E..
All the physicians agreed tina, ,n,.
lymph" IN the brain, and har,ln,.. o.
dura mattel. None OF them ear. .,..-
a positive opinion unt, ~ ~
examination Shall have fa..
plcted. DR.. Bliss said that ,l,.. %
many Joints showing good i"''- .
mental and physical dcvrlor,,,,-.-s
Hartizan, who had the custody a. c..
brain took 1t at ha!!.past four 10 n. ., -
Mcdica! Museum. where. IN The ',.- "'
apart for Photographic purposes .'. =.
Of surgeons and physicians had 81, d. 'a 70.
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MbeeIin9 8egistes
SATU RDAY, July I, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New AdNertIsements.

Silverwave-Miller i Franzheim.
The Best-Tidal Wave Saloon.
All Kinds Mouldings-Be.l X Flading.
Paris Grren-W. \. Wilson.
Serge CoatS-T C. MOtlat x Co.
Gruudv's Cholera MiNtUre-R. II. List,
Satir, Gloss FlOur-Neill Il Ellingham.
SreCialties-G. Mendel Il Co.
Give Hundred Linen Coats. kraus X
Bro. Third Page.
e.. A. K. Picnic at Martins Ferry.
Palace ReirigeratOCS-Nesbltt X Bro.
Fine Kid Button Boots. (, Stone.
Keep Health IN Your HOUSE,. W.
JUhnsOn'S Sons.
Specialties in Greenss supplies-Ed-
ward Reid.
Best Cooking Stove-B. Fisher x Son.
Fresh Vegetables IL. Diehl X co.
Gents Furnishing GOOdS-p. Guuilng
" Co.
Dividend Nutjce-PropIes Bank.
Diyidrud-peabody Insurance Company
Time CarI-Wheclius and Elm Grove
Railroad.
bargain i'm Piano-Wil>on \ Brumer
Sportsmeus HeadIuarters-L %. Dillon
Third Page
Fourth otJuly Celebration and Picnic
learn To- WRITE. NJ. Frazier a Co
Dividend Not;cc-Exuhanse Bank
lL.Ca. lage.
Hurubrook's Park. Local Page
Publ. Sale oil Real Estate Local Page. ,
The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
Come and get one of those soc
l..
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HOTEL AKkIvAlS.
81. James Hotel. June 30. 1872.

AR Rridrrrnnn. Sardi> W J. Price, rIt'Nhur. :
G. NJ Marshall,city = Riley, CIV
j + Stoner, Prnnn W l. Harrison. NJ
Billie Radclif, city Plensant
ID Is Bliss, city ID Br"~n' "'H,bhrI
James Todd, BALTIC sweeney, Guy
q W Cochran, do Geo Turner, laiiinnm
& Wheeler, do GMSninn,r arm ihh'
II II Irwin Cinciu Il PIttman, BALTIC
/ Il Summr r, lille and " Phl"geI, Baltimore
wife Wcll>hurg Bm LAWN. Pu>burg
= Hall New NariiH>v % IAughlIu ,lnsrs IN
" : lanes Ilnrin JC Pursuing, IittNb'g
Iho> Nllcn, BALTIC ID WAGNER rifc,ciD
1 Hamilton Palate
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GRA>r family picnic at Seibert's Garden
on the Fourth Of July.
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ALL those handsomely embroidered
monte cloth busters. al Vim. Schwertfegcr S
trunk factory ana harness store, No. lli6
Main street.
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'ntinue the Autop.v

Among those present were pr. \
and Mcdonald, OF New Work. a.! 10.
Lamb. Loring. Powers, RcahG-7 'I' '
and Godding, OF Washington. The. ..'.
Of the operations was by unin:mr. ~,
sent given to DR.. Lamb. 1t aa. b,.. n
intention OF the surgeons TO begin hwy.
ing plaster cast of the brain. viii , . 80.
to permanent preservation in thu, "a
OF its confguration and external cIa-,..
istics. but the organ was fnnnG Nm H.. z
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40 Soft and NiaIdin.

as to render this impraciicalle. ..
was therefore Lad To pho.ogranby .'f,
count OF the la'cnesS Of the h'Gr and
the dul! and ovcrra>, >ky. the r-.,., ,...' "
were necessarily hurried but aite- ~, .
the brain on mass vi curlrI ,Isf- ,,'r Dbl.
that used in upholstery and I.,rn, .,... j., !. I.
the form which il had during lie r"..
Der OF negatives were taken o. i .-.' w.. -.
Gus points OF view. with mg.c To-, .,.' 80,
Ccsstul results. The
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Sad and DOleful Style :

am going 10 the Lordy,
am so glad,
am going 10 the Lordy. .,
Glory hallelujah! Glory hallelu!s.i'
Lam going to the Lordy.
love the Lordy with all my soul,
QieY hgueiu!HA
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LEARN TO WRITE.

DARESTS NDGUARplANS, GIVE rih
bows and girls chane" To- learn tn WI"
t,r;uy The vacation. Glasses formed June
SD and June IOlh, AT onc.haif our usual rhts'
Writing, per month; e. ""''h"'
Arithmetic, DC, s.. Gall or adi.r,,
J. NJ. FRASHER CO.,
ieln Business '""'S'' '"}'
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The usual Merchants Lunch at
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily

Come and get one of those soc
I linen Coats. They are just the
thing for hot weather.
G.. kRAUS ~ BRO.
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Anatomical Examination

OF the brain was then resumed. TIL. -.
animation. which will include a r.-.,'
microscopic study OF the tissues an: ,,-r,.
tural characteristics Of the organ o.. ~.
tainly not be finished before ,9.a.,..,,
afternoon, and may occupy srye-a. t,y,
The surgeons and physicians vino are IA.
ticipating in the autopsy have p!rt,.J
themselves not to make il pab,.e n =.
meantime
Any individual Conclusion
al which they may arrive in orlrr 'ha, ,i,
official report, when made, may have III.
weight ana value As representing the On
c.usiou Of all the examining phy>..iau,
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IN theSe WORDS.
Father, out Of the depths we crv to Thee:
Hear Thou our supplication for the sake OF
Jesus Christ, the Savior who has made free
Precipitation for us. Behold this, Thy ser.
want. We humbly pray Thou will deliver
him at this supreme, moment OF his life.
Let Thy light descend upon him; liberate
his soul from prison. May he appear be.
fore You absolved by Thy great mercy from
blood outlines. Deliver him and us.
God have mercy on US. Christ have mercy
on us. Lamb of God, which takest away
the sins of the world, have mercy on us.
Amen, and amen.