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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-10-27
Chicago Live stock Market.
Curc.co Oot 0E

Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; quality
bette; market active. irmer and l0c
1Oc lower, light $3.50 to 7.15 mixed
packing $50 to 40 heavy packing
and shipping lis to 7.75.
Cattle-Receipts 10000 head; lOc tat
steady: good to choice shipping $40
to 600 common to fair 400 to 500
butchers 225 to 395 stachers and teed-
ers $40 to 4.25. Texans $40 to 460
Americans $40 to 5.25.
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St. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25
Four-Firmer; xxx 3.55 to $40
family 40 is 4.25 choice ASS to $50
fancy IS to 4.95.
Wheaton, ened lowor: No. 2 red
93ss to "a cash.
Corn-Cash slow and unsettled: op-
tlons irregular 66 to SO cash.
Oats Dull; 3311s@334
Rye-Slow, SO
Butter er-Quiet; 29 to 81, dairy "a to
29c.
E9gs-1s4 to 10
POrk-SlOw: % 90
Dry salt mee:-Small trade; last quo
tations are: Shoelders 1000, sides 1850
to 1915.
Bacon-Small trade. the last quota
tlons are: Shoulders 11.OO. sides 1900 to
17121s
Lard-Nominal lily lower, last quoted
at 1861.
LIVE STOCK.
HOgs-Active Yorker 81 90 to 6.25,
mixed prcking $50 to 100, butchers
200 to 735. One lot cholce smoth,
averaging 29O TBS, brought 7.65.
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aHvoleAn COUNTY JcxET.

For Representative,
F. NJ. HARRINGTON
For Circuit Clerk,
w. j. ASHLOCK.
.or County Clerk,
s. S. MCLAUGHLIN.
Tor County Treasurer.
c. H. MALONE,
For Sheriff,
JOHN SHAVER,
Fer Prosecuting Attorney,
A. ID. RISDON.
Tor Collector,
r. G. BIELBY,
For Probate Judge,
- CL. LEWIS,
For Assessor,
j. w. WADDILL.
For Coroner,
JOHN WADDH,L.
For County Judge At Large,
J.L. HAWKINS,
For County Judge LIST Dist.
Us. HICKMAN.
For County Judge, ID dist,
j. Q. JOHNSON.
For Justiceof the Peace, Benton IT,.
l.. w. LINK,
JOHN RICHEY,
THOS. SEES.
For Constable.
E. A. PATTERSON.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-14
sUMMONs.

IN the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory NJ M0ntsnx il -, tor
lhe CDunty Of silver How. Marias H. Russell,
plaintiff ". jesse &. Russell, defendant.
The Territory OF Montana send greeting to
JOaae 8. Russell. defendant.
Y0u are hereby required - appear IN IN &C.
li0n bsnuxhL against you By the shove named
plaintiff. 10 tho Detrtct Court of the Second Ju-
aicial District Of The 'rritsry O' Montana. in
sve. The complaint died therein. within ten days
(exclusive IT tho day Of sefvico) aser the sefv-
loo an you OF this Summons. II served Withln
this county or, II served out ~ this county, but
In this Listriet. within twenty days otherwise
within forty days Of Judgment by default Gill
be taken against jon. according 70 the prayer Of
said c0mpsatnl.
ofaajd ooure dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
plaintiff.
The grounds upon which this action In hazel
n y0uFGleaertirn and abandonment Of plaintiff
on o. about the lstday Of April, A. u. 1888. and
your Continued as'ssUting OF v0urself from
plaintiff ever since.
Ard you are hereby notified that. fyou fail to
appear and answer satd complaint - a6sDve re-
Qulrod. the ssid plaintiff viii tske . delaSlt
e9aius: yoo and apply 70 TIE court f0r the relief
demanded IN the prayer Of platntif's complaint.
Given under my hard and the aoal OF The Dis-
trict Court 0f the NeconA District OF
the Territory Of Montana, IT. and for
(Seal.) the county Of Silver How, this 18th
d ~ Of November. In the 3ear III our
Lssrl 0Oa thousand eight hundred and
S4ORGE ". IRWIN. II. Clerk.
ROBINSON STAPLgTON, Attorneys for
plaintiff. l3desW5t.
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He TeeroriSeo the 8taid People Of
Springfield.

SSpringfeld, Mass, is agitated about
the presence In that law-abid1ng COM
munity of desperate, whom the Re-
D,s6licnn calls lone Of the most danger
Ol,s men in the country" He wao for
merly . shop clerk, but attempting to
kjdnap 4 railroad magnate's daughter,
he was sent to prison for ten years. After
serving mart of hiH term, he succeeded In
making his escape, freeing half . dozen
other prisoners ut the same time. A
standing reward Of $aO was offered for
for his rearrest, but no one ever attempt
ed to earn the money. He recently re-
turned from the West, where no pitched
his tent after making his escape from
nrison. and began to victimize the char
table citizens Of Springfield by appeals
for pecuniary aid, representing himself
~ an unfortunate, reformed convict.
Three of Springfield's police Officers
have )wen attired in citizens garb and
set u,n,n his track but there are grim
r,nm0rs afls,at that he carries cooked
revolver around with him, and ''wOuld
M aeon shoot u man ~ look ut him :"
nnd the officers have somehow not mani
n,r,,l to- law hold of him ~ yet. He was
ses.n at the railway depot the other day
I,v one of them, and, in the language Of
the Rcuublicam, the trembling Ofacer"
followed him through Main street, but
M atfemnt was made to arrest him, and
ho has nat been seen since. Should be
r....nnear an Ariz0 Sheriff will probably
he teiegraphed for to take MIN INTO Gus
t0dy.
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PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE

Yes, I'm going - burn 1t. Tier picture
Which. held In dainty gilt frame,
Has been on ny mantle = fixture,
Goes under Il, into the flame.
And one last, farewell look I aQ taking;
Ifevef loved her, Ills DER,
And yet, ct my heart b IN aching.
TO think that I viii 80 ibis no more.
In this picture, how we'll bsho,d her.
Her bright eyes and sweet, pretty lAce,
Her white arm and one dlmpled shoulder
HaNlust In . soft cloud Of laces
The other plump shoulder just slancinG
Through rich ol,esnot tSea0es 10 seen.
By Jovo tie . vision enhancing!
No wonder they call her ''she QUEEN"
And al the young fellows ad9ee her
And some not % you 9, 20. maybe
And he he Who hes not knott before her
ID thought IN eooevtrle. All me!
II really seems wicked and cruel
10 make Of Tits rare gem of art.
That once - rrised, merely fuel.
turn the card DER and my heart
II steessd. There IL written. "Thine ever,
Nith love, AEamtnta." That lioe
Seals the doom q the picture. Il never
Must inset any eye, now. but mine.
60 hero g0es the picture with % row,
Seconds one sweet dream 81 my life,
For I'm going to be married tO-mosTow,
Ard that picture, II kept. might make
strife. -Atea0o 1sj6sase.
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Edward Fee was Tilted by Maggie Sin
1.,.ir IN louisville ten years ago. he
onitte,i the city soon afterward, and did
11of return until within . month; Miss
Sinclair was still unmarried: He told
her that he had grown wealthy IN Tex
..e' 49,. t. no had never ceased to love her,
ss,,d that he had come to renew his offer
"9 rn.rriaee. This time she consented
.nd i'' tie Welding was held ut once, Fec
s .s. that he could not be long absent
s,Sm kis extensive business. The pair
.tsved \ week in New Orleans, oi: tnelr
~ =: the bride supposed, to her future
home in Texas. Then hef nos1: y. LUZ ~
.erted her. and she was not long ~ coc -
cindine that he had treated her thus 'oF
the sake Of revenge.
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~ ~ -.


The nethods In vogue anssagthe -
eiea1D ~ tie deve0opue1t q mlnea,
Weee ID many respects he 1l0lgs1t ho0
those In uses q tho present time. In TIE
ooantsy 70 the south q - TIE desceae
and asoent0f shafts were made BY means
a noeched logs. Thsse were ft1m $40
. fet long, extending 60n )cvsl 70 ~
q. The. l0p q la6de1D Wese climbed By
the sure-sooted miners, the AStecs, and
HqGe recently by the Indians, who Won
engaged In the dislodgsment o(the psee.
io0s metals. The oge VA placed IN nav
hide baep co0taining about . bushel,
this same being rested upon the hack
while Il W. held In position by straps
exteoilinR across the shoulders united In
ft6ct and fastened through ito own
vei~hs upon the forehead.
M mine were 0veF10Wing with W.
ter. the troublesome 1ujd ~ removed
In these baGs. I'm the same manner ~ the
ore, BY the miners, who tedi0sIy climbed
the notched poles, and whose notcfes
answered the place Of wider steps. The
ore was removed In . manner almost -
tedious. Fires wero built a9ainst the
walls Of the mine, and ~ their surface
became calcined. the incinefated nor.
tons were dislot]ged BY stone hammers,
The melting Wa a. equally a. cumber-
some, being effected with charcoal and
bellows. Yet mining was profitable IN.
der these crude methods. It Is not sur
prising Therefore, that wonderful reports
continue to reach us of the richness of
the abandoned old mines of Sonora,
which. with the introduction Of modern
machinery. worked by energetic and ex-
perienced Americans. will soon astonisb
the world With their rich productions.
In the early days Of the Comstock we
have seen the Matched poles in use in the
Mexican mine Of this city; also the raw
hide sacks. However. they used picks
and shovel and blasted out the ore instead
Of burning it out. The ore was worked
In arastras. and by the ratio process in
deed the ratiO process was in use h ne for
wears. and not alone by the Mexicans.
HOrses were used for treadin9 these pa
t'ns to stir up the pulp, and in short
time the poor beasts presented pitable
appearance. The limestone in the pulp
took all the hair of their legs and COW
cred them with sores. while the quick
silver salivated and poisoned them. 1t
was said that the horses became 10 char9-
ed with mercury that it o0zed from their
eyes.
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SAYINGS AND DON09,
PILLS SECRET.
know . little girl,
hut / won't tell who!

PILLS SECRET.
/ know . little girl,
hut / won't tell who!
Her air r. a tho sold,
And her eyes ere a the blue.
Her smile - a the sweet,
And neI heart u OF lllo true,
Such . pretsy little girl:-
But / WON'T tell Who
! see her every day,
hat ! won't tell where:
It may b In the lane,
BY Tie thorn tire there.
e may be In the earden.
BY the rose buds fair.
Such . pretty little girl -
But / won't tell where.
III marry her +osne DAY,
But / won't tell when!
The vervs boys
Makes tho very biggest men.
When I'm tall ~ father,
You may ask about IL then,
Such . pretty lietie girl =
kut I won't tell when.
-lLsurs E. r chssds.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 0.-Dr. A. Mcfarland
Of Jacksonville. Ill.,, who was anxious to
testify on the Guiteau c,,se but did not
get an opportunity, il very positive the
assassin IL insane. 1t was charged some
years ago in the course Of a legislative
investigation that DR.. Mcfarland was
insane on the subject Of insanity.
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lUo1D-1Ao s1g1n0 Doee1 oGlAeR N sewu
sesaoAsjsse oa1sse0s auale~eie eenmaaa
eenoo w. g0oGDOoo. AbOaono hawo =
oeseeo - 6all ~ omnaoonlueen. n naenurprv
vs'' bed ~ ~ saaOnaA1eo voeD - o1oaa
Duv1L.J
You'll Uoo0u1 ~ DYD An I'm.
Lines = =. z. O.. - We WIlsea.
- 1av sau ~ svsse asA pssesy,
Ten ne - - ssansd;
yoa may say ny d1spom:saa
y ~ p0rost ny klnd.
20 nv Dsasso ~ be 81 spaskDe
3A0A yoa witness d my 81:
Dat yoar worship viii diimlaish,
yoan s'ses: N ags asa 49,
oa9egA
yoa ~ iAu ~ s15ooi a.i pssiiy,
woo ~ With . OoneDe sagh;
Dos yoer wosuAip viii dlminish,
J'e1' s'sUss - ~ ~ bys,aka
yoa may ~ I am pes1ssties,
~ yoa lovs to 80 ~ soilo.
va nay esll ~ ehaa yop love ne
1h~ yoaO jossiag III ~ white.
yoo nay whisper loving plea6ines,
Woo mo with . gentle steh,
Rut your vovs Ike cha0 viii scatter,
you'1l forget mo bye and BY.
youIl Gnsges me. Z. /. c.
zen may ask NJ hand il nasssaes.
Name pshaSs ne wedding ~;
yoa may 10y tat yoa Win aa,s -
o. jolrDeV hr away.
voa may give ~ peseioas to1peus,
And my virtues shortly;
But your pgomiaes win wander.
yoa1l 6oeDst ~ bye and bye, I.T e.
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,rn'' ~ Philadelphia -Ncr North West
r; ,,~ TACT that the der killed in mid
:, " !. on the Northern Pacific land belt
ht ,ak ;a and Montana, are invariably
N'"n:,s to the class called pregnant.
..n r,,'''s that all gr..ss-eating animals
sn., ."elc g.t abundant food in winter,
e",;. !Ii;'t the food is 1T invjgorating and
Il .s'ng quality. lift were necessary,
nort,' M 4. Ky prtNf also that the :>elt Is
an;,".,M The SNOW line, otherwise the
N.,"as.s Gould not get at their food.
eh.~" mas perfected this region for the
hos.!p production Of cattle, sheep and
6n."s tn: increase in the weight and
V.r' 'sss OF their fl..'cs~ proves that the
t,,.. ''ht McrinOs never reached their
Non,"'''" I'LL they got to Dakota and
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HRoH AND GRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 ehinist, Front and Streets Manufacturer oil
Guttenberger's Horse Powers, Pateht Ground Roller
and Clog Crushei and Barley Mills. All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For gale Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. ieJ AnIn,
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SATURDAYS NEWS.
Condensation of Special Dispatches to
the Record Union

CONDENSATION OF epecia4 DlspaIcEes 10
the Record-Union"
Another exodus Of Europeans has begun at
Alexandria.
Six cases of gunstrOke occurred in New
York Saturday.
In tbe three-rnile single-sculI race at Wheel
ing w. Va, Saturday, BTIe't bat kitz.
The races at Chicago were postponed Sat
u rday until Monday, o. sccouat Of heavy
rain.
The less by the FIRE at the Pacific store
house in LiwIenca, Mas vii rot exceed
) 10000.
. Eighty parsons have been arrested and
large amount Of dynamite has been seized at
St. Petersburg.
The wheat harvest is progressing fGely in
central Kansas, and the yieid viii be greater
than for several year,.
Arcund New York freight traffic is st
stan6s.ili on several RAILROADS, tcearss Ct the
strike. The strike is spreading.
The Csbioet decided not to inteifere with
the execution Of Guiieau. The assassin has
made auottee appeal 20 the President.
Sixty Thousand Chiuc leiorers in Cuba
arc drsirlus OF returning to China 10y way OF
the United States, hut the Cabinet decides
that, under the provision Of the recent
Chinese bill permission can not be granted
The collection of coins on which Mr.. Bush
nell, Of New York, spsnt S25, COO and thirty
years work, was closed out by auction for
1901. The finest numismatic cabinet in
the country at present is that of Mr.. Parma
lee, Of Boston.
At continuation of the sale Of shorthorn
cattle at Woodlawn, KY, Saturday, Thorn
dale Rose, imported, was purchased by A. J.
Alexander at s., GOO, and calf at 81 OPS. T.
w. Harvey, of Chicago, paid 8. $50 for the
thirty.third Duke Of Airdrie.
Read, Guiteau's counsel, has received let
ter from George Scoville, Guiteau's ex-coUn
sci, who is in Chicago, which contains the
following: Mrs. Scoville has gone East
with Bertha. l fear for both, for Mrs. S.
will certainly attempt both their lives if her
brother IS hanged, and possibly before If hope
j. LOST. l hope they will be watched, and let
me know by mail and telegraph as to their
whereabouts
The Council of Administration of the
Grand Army Of the Republic includes the
following Pennsylvania, Robert b. Beath;
Ohio. ]. a. Constable; Indiana, j. /.
Wooden; Illinois, o. l.. Mann Iowa, John
Lindt; Kansas, William Irving Nebraska,
j. II. Teulver; Michigan, l.. G. Rutherford;
Wisconsin, l.. A. Calkins California, w. S.
Rosecrsns ; Minnesota, Abraham Marty;
Missouri, William Stubbsn Montana, L. B.
L. Carr.
Lieutenant Eisenhower had an interview
with Secretary Chandler Saturday, with re-
ference to the remains of the Jeanette crew
found by Engineer Melville being transported
to this country for proper intermsnt in places
selected by their families. The Secretary re-
ferred the matter to special committee, con-
sistipg of Captain Walker, Captain English
and Surgeon General Wales, who will report
upon the expediency of applying to Congress
for assistance in this matter.
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G. III. KREBs q CO.,

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Seminal Weakness.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

II THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
Il Sacramento, State Of California-In the matter
Of the estate OF JOHN B. PERAZZo, deceased
Notice 10 hereby given that MONDAY, the Sd
day of JULY, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day,
and the Court room Of said Court, at the Court.
house, In the city OF Sacramento, county Of Sacra
mento, and State Of California have been appointed
as the time and place for proving the wifi Of said
JOHN B. PERAZZo, deceased, and for hearing the
application OF Peter Perazzo and Joseph Perazzo for
the Issuance to them Of letters OF administration,
with the will annexed, thereon
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said Court
this 10Th day u June, 1882
fsEALl THOS. II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
By CHARLES NJ. CosLAs, Deputy Clerk.
L. s. TAYLOR, Attorney for Plaintiff je2OI0t
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always competitors
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N OF ICE
commissioners Sale of Real Estate

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURsU.
IN ant to an order and decree made and entered
by the Superior Court Of the county OF Sacramento
State OF California, on JUNE 10, 1882, in the
matter OF the estate Of CHARLOTTE II. MORGAN,
deceased, the undersigned Commissioner appointed
by said order, will, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th,
1882 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in front of the Court house.
at the corner OF Seventh and Streets in Sacramento
City, California, sell at public auction to the highest
and best bidder for cash. gold coin the real estate
belonging to the estate OF said CHARLOTTE II,
MORGAN, deceased, and consisting of Lot Number
-Four ~ In the block bounded by NJ. N, Sixth and
Seventh Streets Of the city Of Sacramento county Of
Sacramento, State Of California with the Improve.
ments.
Terms OF sale: Ten per cent. OF purchase money
to be paid on the day of SALE balance on conirma.
ton OF the sale by the Court deed and abstract at
expense OF the purchaser.
Sacramento, June 20, 1882.
A. N. BUCHANAN, Commissioner.
CLINTON L. WHITE, Attorney for Commissioner
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
Il fornis, County Of Sacrsmento-In the mat
ter Of the Estate Of CHAS. II. RANLETT, de.
ceased.-Notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the
18th day Of JUNE, 1882, at 10 o'clock 4, OF said
day, at the Courtroom Of said Court at the Court
house, in the city Of Sacramento county Of sacra.
mento, and State Of California, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving the will Of
hearing the application ofSELIZA A. RANLETT for
the Issuance TO her OF letters testamenary thereon
Witness my hand and the seal OF Sid Court
this 18th day Of JUNE, 1892
lsEALl THoS. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
BY CHAs. NJ. CosLAS, Deputy Clerk.
i. s. TAYLOR, Attorney for Petitioner jel6.td
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PIONEER LIVERY sTAsLg.

OF SAUSAGE AND CHEESE OF ALL KINDS,
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RAILROADS, STEAMERS, ETC.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Commencing Monday, May 10. 1889,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
TEAMS AND BOATS WILL LEAVE SACRAMENTO

AS FOLLOWS:
S.1S A. M.-(Sundays ted)-Accommc-
o'se dation Train to Marysyille, Red Bluff and
Redding.
6.1A A. M.-(sundays exceptedHsan Fran
OslV cisco Passenger Train via Benicia. Second.
class Passenger Cars attached.
Q.eaA A. M.-tDailyf-C. P. Emigrant Train to
VsVV Ogden.
r.9s A. M.-(Daily)-C. P. Pacific Express, via
sscO Benicia, for San Francisco.
1A,ksA A. Nor as soon thereafter as prac-
kV'VV ticable-Sundays excepted)-Steamer for
San Francisco touching at all way ports
on the Sacramento river
f1.OS A. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
AA'~c Train for Woodland, Williams and vii.
lows.
d1.iA A. M.-{Daily)- San Francisco Passenger
A1sfV Train. Connects at Gait with Passenger
Train for lone and at Lathrop with the S. P.
Atlantic Express for MADEIRA, Newhall
(Santa Barbara), Los Angeles, Yuma,
Maricopa (PrescottI Tucson, Benson,
Deming, Ell Paso, and Raymond, Texas,
1855 miles from San Francisco. Connects
also at Nies for San Jose.
0.gA r. M.N(DailyE oregon Express for
HscV Marysville Chico, Red Bluff and Reddlng
Po=tland, oregon)
0.An i. M.-{Daily)-Loca Passenger Train
"sfV for Auburn and Colfax.
9.SA II. M.-(Daily)-San Francisco Passenger
cscV Train, via Benieia.
AK p. M.-Oailyl-L Train to Lathrop,
f'fo connecting with s. p Zmigrant Train
for Deming and Ell Paso.
f.9A p. M.-(Sundays excepted Passenger
SOW Train for Woodland and Knights Land
ing.
Xxx p. M.-Daily|-C. P Atlantic Express
s'oC for Colfax, Reno carson and virginia.,
Battle Mountain (Austin), Palisade
(Eureka). Ogden, Omaha and East.
T. H. GOODMAN Gen'l Passr and Ticket Agent
ja9-4utf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-26
san Francisco stock sales.

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHosPHATE-IN SEA.
sIcKNEss.-S. S. Parker, wellington, O.,
says: while crossing Lake Erie, gave it
to some fellow passengers, who were seasick,
and it gave immediate relief"