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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
DISEASES OF MAN.

All applying to me will receive. my honest opin
ION OF their coupihint-no experimenting. VIII
guarantee a positive cure in every case UNDER
take, Forfeit 81 0Ot Consultation in Office by
letter FREE and strictly private Charges moder
Kite. rhorousn examination, including chemical
and nicroscopic.l analysis of urine and advice,
SC 90. Office hours, to dpily. to evenings;
Sundays to - ouly. Call or address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
DR.. A. LII e N,
261a Kearny Street. San Francisco, Cal.

p. S. ! have q VEGETABLE COMPOUND, TIE result
Of many years Of special practice and Il I'd = udy.
which under my special advice HAS NEVER FA1LLD
OF Success III the cure OF Lost MANHOOD, pRosrA-
ToRRHEA. ETC. o3ltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08

the announcements Remember
Keep date Have house in readiness! lax
about Read about old folks Tell the children! TELL
don't fail the show, which one that has
seenit PRONOUNCE THE BEST.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08

You've. M1npLE-AGEp and OLD men and all. who
need medical SKILL ant expell fence, consult the
oil tnrore4u Physician ut once. His opinion
co,,s not inn md may save future misery and
: anne When iuco ,ve lent to visit tie city for
treatlnnrt et,i fnAa Gun be sent everywhere by
cxnr.ss FREE tron ohs,.rv on. 1t is self evil
dent That y phys!cisn who gives his whole atten-
tiun class of dis asses "tsains great skill, and
oh, sicians throughout the coubtry knowing this,
froqUtn.lv Sec,mmend difficult cases to the OLD
rs" SpI CIALIoT, by whom every known Good
Remedy is used. TIE Do tns AGE ana EHPE
i Hill oE inSFe MS 0p''''n "a A''-''A Imp
n1~Those who call one but the Docto, .
Cousu tati n free and Saeredly Contidt ut! al
CsAes which have failed in OBJ aiming relief Else
where especially solicited THE DOCTOR "lli
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
DIR. ALIENS

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN is A KEGU.
- LAR graduated Physician, educated ut Bow
doin College and University Of Michigan He has
devoted if time to. and is a know lodged to lie.
the most expert Surgeon i'll il s.'ocia.ty Oh the
D.. ;G,C
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
THE GREAT
ENGLISH FSEE MI s:DF

Is a nevcr-failing J IT,
f1r Nervous Debility
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weaknt s.
Spermato. lhmt, LosT
MANHOOD, lupotouer,
lHo~rATOlU}HE paral :
SIS. ma I'D tn terri
blt f.: cr SEE Abuse.
yout fli fuilies and cx-
cess 9 in ne tlre. years
such ~ Loss OF Mem
,,~v ,.rtfl..lp Nm.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, TDAno,)
June 10, 1884
J. john W. Gilman, Of Gilman, who made Pre-
empron Declarat ry statement No. :. Oct for the
Is NV q aud NV 4 cs NE i section 3G and NE d
OF NE 4 seet 81, rownsh p N. Range y f, 20
herehv give notice Of Ivy intention to make final
proof to establish my claim I the land above ue.
scribed an tlut expect to pr W. my tst.dtace
and cul iv ton before IN" Regist aud Esceiyef,
at HALEY iaho, on August 2, ~. BY Two Of The
follow ng witnesses: A. r Nun Ter, of al man. r.
+. pleotte. Of HALEY. H. yorbetg. OF HALEY, and
JONI ". GILMAN.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-08
HALEY
Transfer Go.
4 REGULAR TRANSFER LINE

tn HALEY. carrying express. freight and pas
SET gers to or from the depot at HALEY to any
part of the city.
orders may he left ut either of the hotels
or dropped III our order box in front of the
Express office.
business promptly attended to.
Onice: One door south Of +. II. JONES'
Bank.
J. P. DORSEY, Proprietor
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
THE CHOLERA.
French Authorities Charged With Con-
cealing the True Number Of Deaths.
hne Ne" Cure, Oxygen, FRlIN 60 Meet TX
Pcctatioas Panic at IouIoa.

PARIS, July 5.-Om,iol reports from
cholera districts received last evening gave
the number Of deaths at Toulan as eight
ana Marscillcs none. Wen authcnt icated
reports since received state that thc author.
lties of both those cities minimso the hum.
Der OF deaths I'm order To quiet people
whose Indignation against the governments
colonial policy causes much uneas siness
among officials. Later reports state fifteen
deaths Yesterday from cholera az Toulon
ana TX at MarSctlles, The scourge brought
on commercial crisis i'm both cities, and
already several failures are announced
es result OF the exodus OF trpuplo Ace.
mE from the dreaded disease To add to tho
WStt'ss OF the SITUATION, smallpox has
urokon our at the town Of L4vjgau with
sV"ht Nliulence, and already seventeen
I"aths arc reported. IL is asserted that
~ Koch, the chief of the German Cholera
commission, who has come from Berlin TO
investigate the present epidemic, COM
plans that the French physicians and Of
uC'ais manifest jealous disposition, and
purpoSely obstruct his researches.
IoULoN, July 5.-Thcre hav. brcn seven
deaths from cholera herr, since last night.
Inc oxygen cure is unsatisfactory. There
nHNo been four deaths from cholera since
w inns morning. One transport, the Sham.
rock mas I'D cases iu the hospital 10 IN "A
dangerous condition.
MARsEILLFs, July , There was ono
death from cholera last night.
There were twelvo dentEs from cbolar,
curing tue q hours ended at S this even.
ing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
A Hurricane In Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, July G-Dispatches from De.
catur, Springfield, Shclbyyilc. and other
places Of Central Illinois, report that a
very severe wind storm swept over Macon,
Sangamon and Christian counties, between
midnight and daylight Saturday morning,
but, so far, no lives are reported lost. In
The vicinity of slliopolis, Sangnmon Coun-
ty, several farm houses were hndlv dnm-
aged, barns and outhousos carried away.
nnd wheat aud corn crops utterly ruined.
Corn was bcAtcn Hat with tho
ground or whipped into rib
bons by the wind. Wheat iu the shock
was blown away, and that still uncut Level
ed with the ground. The loss i'm Sauga.
mon County, so far as heard from, is eSti-
mated at over 100000. I'm Macon County
me destruction was Htill grcntcr, nearly all
the houses aud out buildings I'm the path of
Tine storm being entirely demolished or
badly damaged. The dwellings OF Mrs.
Every, Pat Ryan, John Coombs, John
Kraft, Aaron Nidick, Nancy Sickle, Geo.
Nhittick, Lemucl Walker, Geo. Eek.
hnrdt and Henry AuUcrhido were com
pletely wrecked, aud a number OF animals
Killed aud the crops ruinCd. Aufterhidcja
wife and baby were blown two hundred
yards, and deposited dudcr n hedge, com.
pletcly covered with mud, but unhurt.
TWO OF John kratps children were badly
injured, and one may die. The wind lifted
loaded cars of the track at Boody Station,
ahd the Madis on Presbyterian Church and
parsonage wero entirely destroyed. The
loss IN Macon County rs estimated at $780,
OO Christian County also Is suii 90 hnvo
suffered severely, but no details are giyon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11

Observe how. when the shrcwd palm
ist is reading the lines of hand, he
scans the faco with almost equal inter
est These learned people know how
the soul dWcll5 in the eye; and the abil-
ity TO understand its language is Unborn
with most folks, without having TO
study IL, though extremely sensitive
persons have told me that more power
of discrimination rested in their hands
than they could read from every feature
of the face, the fingers being so full Of
vision that they could feel color with.
out seeing il; SO full Of norvcs that an
impression was instantaneous and could
bc relied upon; so full Of life that when
thcir pOsscssCr WAS in love they tinglcd
with an alcctiOuate intONicatlon
IL is said that very quiet eyes that i'm
press and embarrass one with their re-
pose signify self command but also
much cOmplacCncy and some Conccit.
Restless eyes that can not look one
steadily in the face denote q dccetful.
designing mind. Eyes i'm which the
whic has n ycllOwish tngc and is
strcakcd with reddish veins prove much
iOt strong passion and hAsty tempers
Very blue eyes bcspcak mind inclined
tO cOquetiy; gray eyes signify dignity,
faculties; grccnish eyes, falsehood and
n iondnoss for scandal A malic Gus
mind is often indicated by Qrecnish
eyes. Black eyes show "a passionate.
lively temperament, and o9t-tmes
most dcceith disposition; brown eyes
arc generally tender and true, indicat-
ing kind and happy disposition.
OF the nose. a Roman nose denotes
IN entrrpris.ng, busncss-like character;
long nose is tho sign of good sense
perfectly straight nose indicates q pure
and noble soul, unless the eve contra
diets IT,; n ncI rctrOussc signifies u spirit
OF mischief. wit and dash: u large nose
generally Indicate. large mind and good
heart, "a very small nose good nature.
but lack OF energy.
Thick lips generally mean either
great genius or great stupidity; very
thin lips cruelty avariciOusnoss, and,
il the lips are habitualy compressed,
falsrhood Dimples on the cheek are
known rs the abOdcs OF rogucry. aud,
in the chin. Of Cupid and his pranks
a lean face speaks moro Of intclli-
gcnce than fat face. generally speak
in~, and they do say beware of p full,
round and greasy face itmeans ireach-
cry.
lroscibiIity is accompanied by an
erect posture. open nos.rils, moist
temples, displaying superficial veins
which stand out aud thlob under the
least excitement, large, equal ILL
ranged eyes, and equal use Of both
hands
a genius may 10 expected from
middle stature, blue gray or brown
eyes. prominent aud large forchcad.
with temples lillc hollow. under lip
slightly retiring, 70 fixed attentive look,
ard habitual inclination OF the head
either backward or forward Formers
PrOgrcss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
Presentation Of the BarlhIOdi Statue.

PARIS, July 4.-Tho formal presentation
OF the Barthlodi statue OF Liberty En-
tightening the World, 10y the French Gov.
ernment to the United States, took place I'm
the Gauthier workshop to-day. Morton.
United States Minister TO France, received
the statue in the namo OF his Government.
Prime Minister Ferry sent letter statinp,
no regretted that illness prevented his as.
'''ting at the scene Of fraternity between
the two great republics. Ia heart and soul
he would participate. j, Lessons said
Franco, under all governments, hnd
always been n friend and allv
Of America, America now ri-
alised that the Panama Cnnal was a work
~ universal interest. The statue would
forever pledge bonds OF unity between
France and the great American poople.
Morton, replying, thanked Franco in tho
name OF President Arthur aud the Ameri.
can people for the statue, lIc said me was
charged to assure De LcsEcps, Ferry and
the French Nation, that the American pco-
pie responded with all their hearts To- tho
sentiments OF friendship. The noble Cit
which that friendship had dictated would
render the gratitude Of the American pco.
pie still more profound aud stronger. lie
aoped the statue would remain for all time
the emblem Of the imperishablc sympnthies
uniting both countries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

OF the l.2SS who graduated from
Middlcbury College since 1900, 6l9 are
still living, and 800 became clorgymen.
p. +, Earnum proves to be the per-
son who last year quietly gave $4,000
TO Tufts College for museum of natur-
nj history. N. y. Tribune
The present senior class at Harvard
College is the largest ever graduated at
that institution or at any other Amcri-
can college. - Boston iOSt.
Thanks To the liborality of n Phla-
dolphia lady, beautiful little Episco-
pal Church has been erected by the
sad sea waves" mt Spring Lake Beach,
n. j.. Ne,cdrt register.
The wife of Bishop Warren has CIV
en- to the University Of Denver 100000
to establish the Hin school of divinity.
The lady will bc remembered as tho
widow of cattle king. DclUer Tri6-
HllC.
England is i'm favor of abolishing
church bells i'm towns. Thoy are claimed
to be noisy, serving no purpose of re-
ligion, n Manifestation of thoughtlos-
ness and unnecessary us i'm oldcn times,
when they rang scattered communities
together.
A committee has been appointed
by the Philadelphia Board of City
Trusts TO cNpungo from tho Girard Col.
loge records the entry of expulsion
against the boys who ran away from
the institution TO enlist in the army and
honUrably served in the rebellion. -
Hiiadciphia Press.
The Indian school nj Carlisle, Pa,
now has 40 pupils -325 boys aud 1870
girls. Nearly half of these work on tho
farm, and the rest in the shops. A lot
ot things manufactured there were sent
To the hoscbud agency, including seven
good, solid wagons, two for the agency
aud five for chiefs. IfttS6Wrgh Post
I hear men say: "Ahl YOU arc taxi
ing collection to-day for foreign mis-
sionarics; what are YOU church folks
doing in such and such n noighbor-
hood?" Now, | have taken notice that
tho man who wont give to foreign mis-
sions generally wont give to home mis-
sions. They are the men who are al
ways quoting: CHARITY begins Mt
home. and with them IL always STAYS
at home. -HcHyy Vud Bccchcr.
There are three churches i'm Naples
whore the Gospel is preached In English,
viz: the Church of England Chapel.
the Presbyterian Chapel and tho Wes.
loyan Chapel. All three are fine edi-
fees, and are situated in the part Of the
city where foreigners "most do congre-
gate The services of the Church OF
England and Of the Prcsbytorians have
the largcs; attendance of English-spoak-
ing hearers. while the Wcslcynns have
larger audience OF Italian Protcslants
at their second service than at the ono
where the preaching is in English.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
A Bad eox,s $4,000 Lennnx.

PHlLADELPnTA, July 5-lr May last
Judge Pcurnse, Of the Orphans Court,
filed an adjudication Of account as trustee
Of the estate Of Mary L.. Davidson, de-
ceased. il appears that somo time prior
20 her death Miss Davidson, nfcr convcrs-
ing with her sisters, said .ho would set
aside $1,000 additional ~ Richard A. Cnr-
den, providing he behaved himself and was
"A good Toy. Garden had uccu adopted
and cared for bv tho Misses Davidson
since he was three vears oil. IIo had also
been amply provided for i'm tho will.
Gardens subsequent conduct was such thut
the payment Of the additional $1,000 was
resisted, and exceptions To- the adjudica.
tiou were filed by Garden. judge Hanna,
OF the Orphar'- Court filed an oriuion 90.
day, declaring tle exceptions to the former
adjudication well taken.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
The Chinese GlI. "a Ppssod

WAsHNoToN, July 4.-The Senate has
passed the House bin nmenda,ory of the
ontt'Chinesc net of May, iSs9. Tho bin i'm.
poses additional restrictions upon tho land.
ing OF Chinese lohorers In this country
and is directed TO the exclusion of skilled
and Unskilled Chinese lnborcrs, whether
subjects of China or other foreign powers.
Tho snmc restrictions that are imposed
upon the landing of Chinese on vessels ar.
irving from China, or other foreign Coun.
tries, nro made applicable TO Chinese ar.
riving by land routes, the purpose Of this
latter clause being 10 prohibit the importa-
ton of this class Of persons 10y way OF
countries contiguous 10 tie United States
Heavy penalties are imposed upon masters
aud owners OF vessel, aud all persons who
may aid or abet tho landing of Chinese la.
borcrs, la violation OF the provision Of this
rrf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
Proposed Presbyterian Union.

BELFAST, July AT reunion here 20.
day OF the PrcSby;erians, committee was
appointed TO effect a union OF the Irish rnd
Scotch Presbyterian Churches. Five
American delegates and number OF other
Americans attended the reunion, D.lc.
gates TO the -Presbytcrian Council
which adjourned yesterday were at tho
meeting. Tho text OF Telegram
from President Arthur, i'm rcsnousc
70 a telegram sent him, was read. It
Is as follows: "Comiug from kindred
ancestry, the kind greetings Of the Irish
ana scotch assembled in B fast to-day arc
especially pleasing, and nrc very cordially
reciprocaicd." The reunion was mot i'm.
terestlng throughout. Roy. Dr. Hall CON.
lucted devotional services. Mr.. Sinclair.
Justice OF tho Peace, acted rs Chairman
no SAID II was u privilege 20 preside
over 50 important aud interesting n re-
union OF mon from alt quarters Of the
E.ob" claiming Scotch oud Irish descent.
ne euIoSz'd thc people Of Ulster, aud said
ttheir defendants In America occupy tho
highest positions in all the walks Of life.
scotch ana lrsh furnish some Of the great.
est men OF America, such rs Monroe, Jack.
son ana Arthur. lCbecrs.l The Preshyte-
ran church Of America was founded by
Oistermeni and to-day hundreds Of thou
SANDS OF Obstetrics on both sides tno At
laniic arc carrying on the noble work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
The Work OF Congress-.

WAsmNGroN, July G.-The first session
Of the Forty eighth Congress Is expected to
close tomorrow. IL has extended over n
period Of seven months aud four day s.,
although the actual working time will not
exceed ono hundred and sixty.fve days.
In that time there have been introduced i'm
tho senate 1857 bills and ~ Joint
resolutions, and i'm tho House 1901
bills aud 2si resolutions. OF
these, 90 Senate bills and 10 .nnto resolu-
tons have passed both houses and become
laws by executive approval, and ~
House bills and - House resolutions be-
com" laws I'm the snmo manner. Threo
Hous" bills also became laws without tho
action Of the President, aud one was re-.
turned TO tho House with his voto. OF tho
measures introduced in tho Scnutc, thrco
hundred and sixty-eiSht bills and seven
teen joint resolution were indefinitely post
poned, aud six bills lay upon the table. In
the House fourteen bills and three joint
resolutions were postponed indefinitely.
a majority az the measures introduced in
both hou IS rrlatod TO matters not OF gen.
eral Importance, such as bills for private
relief and pensions, for tho erection Of pub.
i' buildings, bridging rivers and other i'm.
pTOYmeuts only of local imuOrtHucg.
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The Secret serylo, Fund.

WAsnNGToN, July 5.-lt has been under.
stood for some time that the sum Co be-
charged to the Secret Service fund was
really for the purpose OF acquiring certain
rights over The Nicaracuan Canal route.
But, for some reason, nothing authoritative
was given out 10 solve tine mystery that
was made 10 surround tho matter, which
killed The appropriation. Mr.. Herbert
seemed 10 voice the sentiment ON thc Demo.
cratic side when ho said he was un.
willing 10 vote such sum Of money
Tor purpose that couldn't uc explained.
Mr. Burns, of tho conference committee.
objected 10 the commission going about in
search OF means Of improving American
trade, when the very statistics 20 be- gatu-
cred should bo gathered bv tie Ministers
and Consuls accredited TO tine several
countries whose trade was 90 be- solicited.
But It appeared during tho discussion that
tne request for the step prouoscd had
come from the business men of the country.
and largely from those Of the Mi.us.ippi
valley, and af last tine proposition carried.
Mr. Iown.eud, although voting against the
commission, claimed 20 nave originated the
idea upon which DO is founded Nv "a bul he
introduced last winter calling for "a confer
euce Of commercial Powers ON this c1ufi-
nert with view TO- un enlarged interchange
of truun.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
FRANCE AND CHINA.
The Threatened Franco Chinese War
Creating Alarm.
EnElRnd's VAST Interests Greatly Ias
IcriIcd in CON caucncc.

LONDON, July G.-Thc threatened Franco.
Chinese war eNcitcs vivid alarm, as
England has vast interests which would
thereby be impcrilcd. The English press
makes haste 10 take sides with Franco as
the sole means OF influencing China
towards peace. Nearly all the papers are
concerning the Chinese action at Langsou
without waiting to ascertain facts or tho
reasons, Later accounts discrcdit tho first
tronch story, and declare that sGcncraI
MIlot attacked L1nyson whilc tho Chinese
troops occupied that place. The
Chinese Embassy accuses tho French of
pushing forward without waiting for tho
troatv 20 h' ratified bv China, i'm which
country the Tsung Ii Namcn Cor admins.
trStiVc department Of foreign airairs) cN.
erclscS an authority, comparable in treaty
matters with that OF tho u. =. Sonuto. Tho
Frcnch press discusses the subject with
It's usual arrogance, but there seems 60 he
reason 10 believe that tho war party i'm
Emma Is once more la the ascendant, and
Is resolved To resist French pretensions,
and an expedition OF great force will loo
necessary II Mr. Patcnotro's demands ara
refused,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11
EASTERN TROUBLES.
Ls"E-oa GsIrisoS Given Thrcc Day. 60
Surrender Ectorc AttacA---t.OoO Rebel,
Aiitcd at the Rattle OF Dvbsch.

LONDON, July THE TjmcS, referring tc
the trouble between France and China,
says: "Ihc complications whercwith q
contest between China and France threaten
the trade OF America, England oud Ger.
many will he OF the most serious character.
IL will be difficult to prevent American and
European Adventures from engaging IN
the strife, and thus raising delicate inter,
national questions. We must hopc Pckin
VIII again bow TO the inevitable aud yield
this time without rcscrve.n
HoNG koNG, July 4-The French allowed
the Laugson garrison three days to SUR
render before attacked. The officers OF the
garrison replied that they had no ordors TO
surrundcr. IhC French otiiccrs taken priS.
oncrs ar, we'll treated.
CAIRO, July 4-Tho Governor Of Dongola
telcEraphS from Debhch that no has Fought
a great battle with rebels, and killed 1000
OF their number, himself losing 2,OOO men.
The news is not believed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11

A correspondent of tho Lapcd saws
that DR.. Weir, Health Officer Of Bonn
bay, found in the well water used by
certain cholera patients the so-called
cholera bacillus discovered by Professor
Koch DR. Balfour, who was present.
drank at once quantity Of the water
much against Or Wcir's wishes But
DR. Balfour was not in the least dis
turbed by the cholera bacillus. and Dr.
Weir can hardly say whether or not he
is pleased with the result Of the expert.
ment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-07-11

SINCE 1870 experiments have been
made in this country with several va
rieties Of apples imported from Russia.
II is interesting TO note how different
some Of the apples appear in color,
flavor, and keeping qualities when grown
in Washington and when grown as faf
north as Vermont One variety which
IN Vermont was found TO be q good
winter apple was over-ripe and ,oft at
Washington in August, and could not
be kept until wintcr
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RACE COURSE ACCIDENT.
The GRAND stand Roof FnII, In md Cnusr.
FcarraI Havoc.

BrrrE, MONTANA, July "a terrible
accident occurred here Yesterday at the
race course. Five hundred people were on
the grand stand when the roof fclI i'm, and
the foundation gave way, prrcipitating the
people a distance OF twenty fcot To- the
ground below. one boy VA, killed and a
doy'n others seriously wounded. Two OF
them are not expected To- live. Mayor
Owrtry, iN trying 10 prop up tho wreck ,
was Struch by the timbcr, and f,lrfully cuI
on the head, Great CONSERVATION pre-!
vailed, women fainting md children cry.
ing, Several limbs were hrokcn, aud many
ncMnLn nlhnrMlsn a.rlnnalN hmrL