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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-11-21
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-11-21
OUR LEGISLATIVE LETTER.
From our Special Correspondent
MONTPELIER, Nov. II, 1884

Mr.. EDITOR; As the days rapid
ly succeed each other, and the weeks
pass, adding to the past, 50 has the
present Vermont Legislature been
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1884-11-21
THURSDAY, NOV. 20,
continuing every day Sundays except
edD at
1 and Up. m.

This is no side show, but sale Of
great Importance to the people OF this
vicinity as intend to 80 South next
month. The entire stock
will be slaughtered, for
GA ss1 GT
to the highest bidder, without reserve.
Store brim full of staple goods. Ladies,
Dress Flannels, in all shades, Cash
ineres, Poplins, Buntins,
Ginghams, Shawls, Hose,
Underwear by the cord
Stacks of bed and horse blankets, and
Robes, Boots and Shoes, from the fin.
est makers, Ready made Clothing, in
eIIuTues variety. I-TyUIouru
Gloves and Mitts in all
grades. Hats and Caps for
the thousands Cottons, Prints, Elan
nels, Red and White, and Linen Dam
ask in great variety. Terms CASH
Ladies especially Invited to attend. ,
Seats provided.
Smoking, ana vulgar or profane Ian
guage will not besallowed.
A. II. BONETT,
CROSS ST., ISLAND FOND, VT.
SILsBY & BoNETT, Auctioneers,
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COLORADO CITY, Dec. l. Correspond
nce.l-Tho weather for the last two
weeks has been delightful, and was used
to fine advantage ny contractors and
builders, who have jobs to he COM
pleted by January J.. The finishing
touches are now being put upon the 81.
James hOtel. " viii Zoe ready for OcCu-
pnncy ip few days. The building is Of
brick, Three stories, 100 by 30 feet, aud IS
indeed 70 credit Ia the city. This i'm add
dillon 60 the N3rdJucile hotel which
has recently opcuPuod viii furnish vis-
ilOrS with hrst.cln,s accommodations.
Work hHs begun on Two two.S,orv
brick blocks on the corners of Oak and
Second streets, made vacant by the fires
last summer.
The city is again aroused over tho
much VeNed water question. Tho latest
idea is 70 silk several wells across Lone
WulG creek, about hiatt u milo from the
heart of the city, aud supply the city
from them. One has already been sunk
and the water IN lOuur to he of good
quality, and 10 is generally believed the
idea Is the most practicable yet sug-
gesteu,
Business in the various departments
iS good, One firm on Monday sold ~, COO
worth of goods, 800 VI which was cash
and retail trade. Merchants who are
dealing in holiday goods are having q
fine trade.
County court opened last Monday,
Judge Pearson presiding. The docket
is full, especially the criminal portion
of IL,
District court will open here on the 18th
of this month, IL being the first term ui
court In the new district, and will bt
he'd 10y Judge Kennedy, judy,
Nheelot's successor.
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TERRY'S TA-TA.
THE ELoPINo DEAcoNs LETTER
To His Deserted Wifs-Ths LATTER SUR
prised at mis- Conduct--He Leaves
Her Very Liberal Amount of
Money and Property.

NEW IoRK, Dec. .. Mrs. Terry, wife
of G. Mitchell Terry, who eloped with
the wife of Rev. Mr.. Downs. pastor of
the Worthwhile, Long Island, church,
says she had not the slightest idea of her
husband running away. He had
always been very aiiectionate and
treated her well. She did not believe
he had left her until last night, when
sne received a 10 ter from him, dated
ber 8, ana postmarlad Jersey CITY,
where it had evidently been dropped
IN letier-hoX as he was
passing through to the cars. In this
letter Ferry states that hewitt never re =
turn to Worthwhile; that he had decided
his farm to his wife and enclosed the
deeds He also enclosed q check i'm her
favor on the Riyerhead Savings bank
for $Sji, the balance to his credit;
also Il number o, bills, amounting
to several hundred dollars, for her to
collect, The farm, buildings aud stock
! are said To he worth 5000. Mrs. Terry
thought her husband had taken about
$4,000 IN cash with him. having recently
| sold some property and drawn the
money from the banks. The wife OF
| nov WI. BO"hN, tue elOpeu iauy rs
daughter OF Rev. Samuel Hand, a local
preacher of Bridghsmter, and is rel 4ted
TO the wealthiGst families of Suffolk
county. Terry always took an &C.
tive part in politics and re-
ligious movement. IL Ia believed
that, owing to the unpleasant relations
between Terry and his sister, whC
eloped to Florida with Capt. Henry tive
years ago, that the now clipping cOupl,
have not gone to that part OF the coun
try,
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ANmdirntlon of DIR. wnllncr.

TERUELL, Dec. IL Correspondence
Tho Dallas Times OF yesterday con.
tains the follwing;
"Within two months DIR. Wallace will
enter on hls duties rs superintendent OF
the Terrell lunatic asylum. For the
past two years DIR Wallace has been
drawing a handsome salary for worl.
which he VIII engage in two months
hence.n
The above, taken verbatim from the
columns Of The "rimcs," is u repetition of
seVera, articles OF like tenor which the
Times has published concerning DIR.
Wallace since his appointment 10 the
supetintendency Of the "North Texas
Lunatic Asylum"
The appointment OF q superintendent
mt the time DR.. Wallace was appointed
was matter of law. The legislature
which passed tho law authorizing the
erection of tho "NOrth Texas Asylum"
made It mandatory on the board OF man
ayers to at once appoint sucn an officer.
his duties being p~inted out prior To the
completion Of the building, as we'll as
when ready for occupancy. DIR. Wal.
lace was selected 10y the board of mana-
gers, because he brought To the Office an
Intimate and thorough knowledge of
0s we'll rs long practical experience In
! the management aud treatment of the
Insane. That the judgement OF the
/ board was not faulty Is evidenced by the
report of tho supervising architect who
saws "that DR.. Wallace, by modification
OF plans during The erection of TIE asy-
| lun, has saved tho state many thou
sands of dollars, aud materially assisted
by his suggestions In giving 10 the
state one ni the best and most admirably
constructed asylum buildings on this
continent"
| nf. Wallace Ia an old and honored citi
zen of this state. lie has long made d
/ specially of the treatment OF insanity
and possesses those admirable blended
| qualities of heart and mihd, which, to
/ pothor with his learning aud skill as
scientist, pre-eminontly tits him for the
| position lie hls. Ot mo, st ano
sensitive di-posi on and con uious OF
no departure from his official line OI
duty, he occupie plane of decency fat
beyond noticing malovolenco and mis-
| repre- sentalon. Ia Justice to DR.. Wal
lace tho public should know his tru,
status, aud tho writer of this articl,
/ twithout consultation with Dr. Wallace
knows that ho only reflects the prevail
ing sentiment of this entire commu
nity in saying that thay froNu upol
those newspaper attacks upon his pro
bily aud honor.
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paid by the government upon the same
principle as that adopted in establishing
our great national post routes on land.
BUSINESS BRIEFS.
Cotton Crop Report


MEMPHIS, nec. 5.-The cotton crop re-
port for the Memphis district,which en-
braces west Tennessee, north Arkansas,
north Mississippi and north Alabama,
10 be issued tomorrow by Hill, Fon-
taine II Co., will say: a review of the
season will enable Interested persons
10 better comprehend the true situation.
AS is we'll known, planting, owing to
unfayorablo weather, was delayed fully
three weeks. This fact, coupled with
The drouth, which prevailed during the
latter part of July and extending
through August cut down the prospect
We yield Which was =" promising, and
the result is now evident that the de-
crease IN this district viii be about Is
per cent, ~ compared with
last year. The frtst which
fell on October >! was rav8ging in its eff
iecJ 10 greater degree than FIRST re-
ported. The result Of correspondence
rom all sections Of the south, including
the Atlantic states, Louisiana and
! Texas, reduces tho cotton crop in the
I southern states, from this frost alone,
tully 100000 bales. The picking season,
! which has virtually closed. has been
| phenomnally favorable. The present
! ttHp mas Lotu EdlDefCu earlier lndn ever
! known in the history OF the country
! Tho cotton has been marketed
with great rapidty, due mainly
70 the necessity of painters
( Tho increased facilities afforded for gin
ming ny erecting improved gius, and the
greater accommodations by railroads
which have extended thei lines through
out tho south, have had the effect I,
swell tho receipts beyond all formel
years, the excess at ports beinl
over 10000 bales, as compared
with 1883 81, which was the larges
on record. From tho correspondence
above mentioned fair estimate of tn,
crop of lSS3-Si can be given The de
creased yield of the states OF Texas, Mis-
sisslppi and Louisiana, aggregates 49,.
900 bales. Tennessee, Alabama, Geor
gia, North Carolina and South Carolint
show an increase of $50, 600 bales. Thi
leaves net decrease of 10000 bales
? which, deducted from the yield of las
year, 5,700000 bales, would make tn
crop of 1881 So 5,GS3,0)0 bales.
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A rrnnh OF thc rIrst Mn,er.

There is slick young man, we'll
dressed young man, who claims to be a
graduate of Princeton college, doing the
city in great style. His dress IL fault
less and his linen Is as white as tho new
driven snow. lie is clean shaved and
is as smooth as his easy manner. lilo
engages citizen in conversation and
Tolls hun about his father, whom he
represents to be gentleman of means,
and how no gave him money TO 20 to
California in search of better health;
how he fell In with bud company and
was duped and robbed of all the funds
lac had; he would Too obliged and under
everlasting obligations if the party he
imparts lis "ghost story to would be
50 kind aS to loan him Il dollar, or even
n half, tn aid him until no can hear
from home, ~ he il daily expecting a
romit arce. lilo is very insinuating
creature, and has worked his racket
successfully.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
Ladies' kid, So shoe. Block Bros.

i'aules' XIII, " shoe. Block Bros.
Seamless calf, So shoe. Block Bros.
New Sugarhouse molasses at Loeb q
Freiberg's.
New anchovies and sardelles at Loeb
Froiberg'S.
Have your suits mado to order Mt
Douglas Bros,
This is regular old fashioned hog
killing weather.
Fresh spare ribs and back bones at
Frank Hamm's 4l0 Elm street.
Get seats to-day for Wagner's Min
strels, katzenberg and Talmage.
The finest stock OF fancy and staple
groceries in Texas. Ed =. Aston.
Another cold snap, and still no provis-
ION has been made for city prisoners.
"Spalding's Glue" monds furniture.
toys crockery, all ornamental work.
Clear pork sausage at tho Dallas
Steam Sausage Factory, 40 Elm street.
All kinds of sausages, Weiner Wurst
lard, etc. Frank llamm, 40 Elm street.
Visitors in the city from the north say
they cannot realize that 1t Is winter
here.
The leaves Of the trees are turning
various CulOrs, and the Forest presents a
beautiful appearance.
I 5. Beck, tn, iewcler, has received q
choice stock of Meridian siiver-plated
! ware for the holidays. Can early and
/ nave your presents put away.
! In speaking of the assignment Of cases
IN the district court the word "new"
was enormously used for the word
mon 10 should have read "nonn Jury
docket.
Mrs. NJ. A. Curtis, who was lately
burned "ut on Main street, has ro.opened
her dreSS'making est blishment In
rooms over thopostoilice, where sho will
be glad TO serve the public.
Frank Mcclure, formerly resident
of this city, has gone into the railroad
ticket business Ia New Orleans, aud the
name of the firm is Barnett n McGuire,
| ~. Charles street. His many friends
here wish him success.
The street gamins that infest the
street every night In front of the variety
theatre ara getting To be great nuts.
ance. They run against the pedestrians
aud run the risk of being run over
themselves by passing teams.
l.. f. Harris, United States internal
revenue collector and gaugor, fourth
district, goes to Montague county to in.
spect and gauge twelve barrels oI
whisky captured by the mob Mt the
time the courthouse was burned there
Prof l.udowitzke, chiropodist o, Glove
land, Ohio, with the highest medica
references, has located at Dallas, anC
orders left at Eiseniohr's drug store Wi
he promptly attended to AT residence
Removes oOrns, buuions aud inverted
toe-naiis without pain. Prices are rea
souable.
Wheat & Wheat have removed thei
livery and hack stable To the largo, new
and commodious stable on the corne
nf Elm aud Live Oak streets, also occu
pied by Mccullough Il Cntiman. Tele
phone ut stable, No. 32i. Also have
downtown office at No. ~ Main street
whore all day calls aud inquiries ma,
be made. Downtown telephone No. 390
The police board held Il meeting yes
terday To inquire into the charges pre-
erred against officer White, chargni
/ him with conduct unbecoming an ON
, Ger. II there are any members of tn
force who have attended mora strictl,
/ To their duty tina Officer White W
| would Just like To see the color of hi
hair. He does not spend his timo Il
saloons playing bill iarjs, but walks hi
boat,
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PERSONAL.

b. X. Brant, of Midland, is at the
Windsor.
g. j. Gooch, Of Palestine, is at the
Windsor.
Judge Carroll, of Denton, was in the
city yesterday.
5. &C. Beckwith, New York, is booked
ut the Windsor.
IL. NJ. Cate, Ninco parish, Louisiana,
is at the Windsor.
Capt. l.. p. Cowen was guest OF the
Windsor yesterday.
The condition of Mr.. w. l.. Hall was
not much better yesterday.
Col. l.. w. Oglesby, tax collector of
Collin county, was in the city yesterday
Capt. ID. A. Robinson, of Denton, was
In the city yesterday, and left on the re.
turn train for home.
w. NJ. Zimmerman, editor Of the Ar.
lington World, made the HERALD q
pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. Marshall Fulton, late of Denton
and n leading lawyer, who will locate
here, has arrived and is guest Of the
Windsor.
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New York, Dec. 5.-Tho sloop of war
Galua sailed from Brooklyn navy-yard
this morning fr New Orleans, carry
ing exhibits for tho cotton exhibition.
THE FAME Is roo mon.
SHERMAN, bee. o. Spocml. Tho ac-
ton of north Texas roads IN putting tho
faro to the New Orleans exposition and
return ut S23 s., whom the round faro
from Chicago is $50, Is severely criti.
ci2ed in the Morning Courier. Many
citizens who had intended going say
now they will not 60; not that they caro-
for lhc money 80 particularly, but they
do not desire to sanction tho principle
that prompts them to be so much higner
than other roads. The HERALD CORE
spondont learns from what he considers
reliable authority that rouud,trip tickets
FROM Nj etpOlis ara only $50. Dther
citizens arc communicating with
Shreveport, aud will probably 90 that
UNIV.
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Tone of the stool, NInrkei.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-GOvernmonts
firm.
Railways steady.
Speculations opened weak, prices fall
ing Off = to1s per cont. Subsequently
there was an advance of Is to 4, the lat
ter for Union Pacific, which sold up to
5l%. Changers and Lackawanna were
also. prominent in the rise. Later The
Improvement was lost, but after y. IN.
Jersey Central rose to IA, an advance
of per cont. The stock vas bought by
the bears on rum0rS that
the dividend question would he ami
cab,y settled. Other active shares did
MT participate in tho rise. Late in the
day st. Paul was freely pressed for sale
aud dropped from 81, to 797i, $1,000
shares changing hands. Yne weakness :
Of st. Paul affected the whole isi uu-
tayOrably, aud tn market closed wenk.
Compared with last night, the closing
prices are = TO ~ per cent. lower, cA-
ccpt for Central Pacific, Chicago, Bus
iugion & Quincy, Kansas IL Texas, lai
sey Central and Texas ~ Pacific, which
are to y per cent. higher.
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ToLEpo, Dec. 5.--Raymer, Seagrave Il
Co., private bankers, made an assign
ment this morning to f. II. Rhodes.
The creditors are mostly eastern par
ties who made Raymer, Seagrave q Co
agents for loaning money. 1t is said
that In order TO make as much IA posi-
bic the firm took poor securities and
were obliged 10 guarantee loans 20 the
capitalists. In this way the
bank got possession Of u
vast amount of real estate
which to-day would not bring what it is
worth. This method has boon carried
on for years, aud the depreciation In the
value of real estate finally compelled
suspension. Private deposits were fow,
the amount deposited not exceeding, IL
is said, $loOlj. Prominent bankers, who
should know the facts, shy there are
nearly s-lot1l in secured liabilities, and
$ll0,VE unsecured
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4 Gnnil prnsnncl.

NEW York, Dee. 5.It Is claimed here
by business men familiar with the pro.
visions Of tho treaty just signed between
the Dominican republic and the United
States that If IL IL made effective by
legislation that the islands will become
valuable market for American manu-
iaCturcS, aud doubtless open tho way for
tho investment of American capital
there.
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ST. LoUis, Dee, o. A dispatch from
p.tishurg, is printed here to-day, which
quotes Toemor tho oarsman, as
saving that Of nine races
rowcd by him last season,
only one of them, his second race with
Wallace Ross, was for money, Rll
the remainder being simply for cato
receipts. In connection with this j.
T.. st, Johu of ths ci;y, he bnrker orJake
Gaudgur positively asserts thatrcemafs
race with GHudnur At Crevo CnuCr lake,
near this city, was for aetna, money;
that tho stake was regularly put mn aud
paid over tO the winner,
In the presence Of Eph Morris. Tcemor
offers to row Gaudaur ~
Pullman In May, the Point
OF Pines in June, on either
of the Pitlshurg courses or vi
New Orleans twodays after the coming
regatta thore, for 5000 or upwards, and
for uny distance he chnosea.
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PtGDRAs NEGEAs, MEX, Dee. g.
,NPerlghl-lt is said that compromise
has boon effected between the Nilmo
aud the Huntington syndicate regard.
inE lhc Sabinas Goa mines, Of which the
syndicate was some days ago uispOs-
sessed, and work NJ the mines will re-
commence Mt once. The exact basis ui
thc compromise is not known, but II Is
supposed the syndicate was biod TO q
large amount before again obtaining
possession OF such valuable property.
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BuLiNus, Dec. "a citizens commit
tho ut Yellowstone county, Montana,
forwarded to.dav to Hon. Horny l.. Da-
Wis, Oni,ot States senator. and cnnirman
OF thr commission to treat With tho
Grow Indians ~ protest AGAINST leasing
any FACTION ~ tho Crow reso, walton to
the Colorado cattle syndicate. The pro
to-, il iny-onc ieot long with closely
written signatures.
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Ynnnr Menl..Iinnll rhIs-

The Violate BELT company, Of Mar
chail, Mich, ofltre To send their celc-
hratpd Elentrn-NOltaic Rolt AID other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days 70 men young or ODD afflicted
with nervous debility, loss Of vitality
ant manhood and NIL kindred troubles
Also tor rheumatism, neulalgir, plrnl-
ysi4 and many other diseases. Com
plet" restoration "a health, vignr and
manhood guaranteed. M risk il in.
CURED, ~ thirty day trial IA allowed.
Write them ut once fav Illustrated pam.
phos FREQ.
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IL Is not enough to say that n medi.
cine will cure this or that disease.
What ~ w1utod to bear out the case IN
actual testimony of cu,es effected. MIR.
w. IL, w Chambers, Of piltShurg, Pa.
SAYS; al was ieariully crippled with
rheumatism, aud fr weeks could not
even walk with the aid or crutches.
seven bottles of Mishlcr's Herb Bitlers
completely cured me. I.havo uevor been
troubled with II since, Notwithstanding
frequent exposures
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Prof Nephtalia schulz, late of the
Paris conservatory, takes this method
of Informing chose disiruus of studying
violin that tao commences to organize
classes forthwith, EFor arrangements
apply To his residence, llO5 Commerce
street. or to Prof. Lawrcnco's CONNER
cial college.
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rhr NYnrl,,. ieninnrns

New YORK, Dee. 5,-Failures through
out the country number for the last
seven days; United States, 2oi; Can
ada, %; total, 32D. The increase is gen-
oral in all sections ot the country, but IN
particularly noticeable in the southern
and western states. The increase ISL
over last week,
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FOREIGN NEWS
nom Let MIN to Me .,

PARIS, Dec. 5.-The Temps says: The
French government would hail with de-
nan-ol-war upon Admiral Courbet's
fleet, "a il would break the monotony of
the blockade of FOrmOsa,
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A San AnlnnIo lllr,n A,,nnheh.

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. g. Social. An
attachment was run on Frank o Smith
4 Co, hy Moore Il Sons, OF New York,
for S2,GSj.Q5.
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Lights a. london.

"My MOTHER" writes Mr.. Reg. Whit
noy, l6l odessa Road, Forest Gate, Lon
don, England, suffered with rheuma-
tism in the hands and found great relief
In the use OF 81. Jacobs Oil, which has n
worldwide reputation "a n certain cure
for rho umatic complaints"
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The ItrnnchIsn lllll rnsscd.

LONDON, Dec. j.-The franchise bill
WAS read a third time in the Louse of
lords this afternoon, and was subse-
quently passed by that body.
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nRoApwAY ~ mAvE IN.

BROADWAY CAS- HAVE CARS.
NEW York, Dec. 5.-lue board of
aldermen passed. over Mayor Edson's
veto the resolution giving the Broadway
Surface railroad company permission 10
construct railroad On BrUadway.
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NEW YoRE, Dec. 5.--The statement
published by specials that jay Gould
has bought out tho Postal Telegraph
COMPANY is pronounced wlthOu. ioun-
dltiOn by tho friends of Mr.. Gould.
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silver Moon Restaurant, 10 Elm
street. Best loca ion in tho city. Has y
good trade aud Is good chance FOR cash
customers. Good reasons for selling.
Apply at once.
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Assigned.

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Dec. "a. s..
Tower, general !obhinS toOacconist, OF
this city, has made general assign
maut 20 Garl 3. Putnam.
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NICARAGUA, Dec. 8. (via Galveston -
The reported favorable mention in the
American congress of the Nicaragua
canal scheme, caused great satisfaction
here ana in the neighboring republics.
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WINDSOR. ONE, Dec. ga malignant
epidemic OF diphtheria is causing seri-
Gus mortality in parts OF east and west
Sandwich and other places in that vi
cinily