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The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
The Order of Trappists.

Writing fthe trappists at Gethse-
name, KY, a correspondent says: "When
a monk dies no useless coffin incloses
his breast but, wrapped in his circular,
with his cowl drawn over his head as in
life, he is buried. Each grave is COW
cred with myrtle and has black wood
en- cross bearing the name of the cells
dusty inmate. At the foot of each
grave is a little stool, where the father
who conducts you kneels to pray for
the soul of the departed. At the end
OF the row is n new, open grave, which
will receive the next body, and which
constantly helps the father to remember
death There are no qualifications for
the Trappists order. Any man who
will obey the rules may stay seven years,
giving his labor to the community and
his thoughts to God, and, If he does
not like it then, may withdraw. If he
concludes to stay he takes the perpetu.
al VOW. The sin-sick and the weary
are all here. Few desert, while many
have been for years buried to the world
and all its little convulsions. Some of
them do not know who is president, and
the echo of Guiteau's pistol shot died at
the outer walls. The abbey contains
fine library of religious works, among
which is Bible printed at Lyons in
1882"
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
The Future of whitewashiu1.

Detroit Free Press. The secretary
announced the following inquiry from
the office of the Port Collector of New
York:
"Is it the opinion of the Lime Kiln
Club that the art of whitewashing has
reached its limit?"
at am not" responded President
Gardner; "on de contrary, de art of
whitewashin' has only reached de bow
hood state. De las five Vars have wit
messed many improvements -sich as
purvidin' fur a perspective in kitchen
ceilin's an arrangin' fur freize of de
fourteenth century order in de parlor
but de mex five will bring our oyt
in direck competishun wild landscare
work. A fifth of a century hence 5e
world will wonder dat men eber paid
twenty dollars fur a steel engraven' Do
size of house doah when ceilin, twene
ty feet squar' kin be whitewashed in De
Venetian order fur $3.50" W
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
British Fertility.
Burroughs, in the Century.

John Burroughs, in the Century
Thirty millions of people within the
area of one of our largest states, and
who shall say that high-water mark is
yet reached? Everything betokens a
race still in its youth, still on the road
to empire. The -bloodedness, the
large feet and hands, the prominent ca
nine teeth, the stomachic and muscular
robustness, the health of the women,
the savage jealousy of personal rights,
the swarms upon swarms of children
and young people, the delight in the
open air and in athletic sports, the love
of danger and adventure, certain
morning freshness and youthfulness in
their look, as if their food and sleep
nOurished them well, as well as a GER
tain animality and stupidity-all indi-
cate a people who have not yet slack
ened speed or taken in sail. Neither
the land nor the race shows any exhaus-
ton. In both there is yet the freshness
and fruitfulness of new country. You
would think the people had just come
into possession of a virgin soil. There
Is pioneer hardness and fertility about
them. Families increase as In our early
frontier settlements.
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
THE STORY OF A L1Fz

Say, what is lifeg 'Tis to be born
A helpless babe, to greet the light
With q sharp wall, as il the morn
FOretellsa a cloudy noon and night;
To weep, to sleep, and weep again,
With sunny smiles betWeen-and thenS
And then apace the infant grows
To be a laughing, sprightly boy,
Happy despite his little woes,
We're he but conscious of his 10y!
To be, in short, from two to ten,
A merry, moody child-and then?
And then in coat and trousers clad,
To learn to say the decslogue,
And break it, an unthinking lad,
With mirth and mischief all agog:
A truant oft by field and fen,
To capture butterfiies-and then?
And then increased in strength and size.
To be anon youth full grown;
A hero in his mothers eyes,
A young Apollo in his own;
To initiate the ways of men
In fashionable sin-and then?
And then at last to be a man,
To fall in love, 10 WOO and wed!
With seething brain TO scheme and plan
To gather gold or toll for bread;
To sue for fame, with tongue and pen,
And gain or loose the prizel
And then in gay and wrinkled eld
To mourn the speed of life's decline:
To praise the scenes our youth beheld,
And dwell in the memory of lang syne;
To dream awhile with darkened ken,
To drop into the grave-and them
John g. SAKE
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
An Old Relict.

The widow of Marshal Suchet, Duke
of Albufera, died in Paris the other day
at the age of 80 odd years. She was
married when Joseph Bonaparte was
King of Spain, and received from him
as a wedding gift one of the splendid
hotels next to the British Embassy in
Paris. In the military correspondence
of Napoleon I. we find the following
letter dated Paris, December 5, 1911,
and addressed TO Berthier "My Cou-
sin-Write to Marshal Suchet to COM
plain that his wife carries on a cores
pondence with Nine. de Saligny, in
which she speaks of what happens in
the army-that these details should not
occur in letter of lady, who ought
to be acquainted neither with the num-
Der of troops nor their movements, who
should speak merely of her health, and
that is all" It is curious to think of
the Duchess d'Albufera surviving this
for 73 years.
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05

led her in, but after moments scrutiny
Mrs. Kimberly cried:
"It is Katie Carroll
"Katie Smithsonp said the bride
groom with immense dignity, land my
daughter Winniefred."
There was a new sensation as pref
ty blonde answered to his call, but
warmer welcome was never given than
accorded to these by their new relatives,
and to this day Uncle Rupert will never
acknowledge that he got the worst Of
the joke when his nephew played him an
April FOOLS trick, by advertising his
house to let.
The Mineral argus., 1884-06-05
Car Wheels of Railroads.

Everything is built to last and do SER
vice. Only one thing have 1 noticed as
yet in England or ON the continent, that
seems less substantial and durable than
the corresponding article in the United
States. That is the car wheels of rail-
roads. Here have seen very few that
are solid. They are made with rims
about two inches thick on the thinuer
side, surrounded by flange, and con-
nected with the central part of the wheel
with spokes that are themselves not
solid iron, but hollow elipses Even
the driving-wheels of the engines are
made in this way. And as the railroad
carriages and freight cars run appar-
emily on higher bearings, the whole
train seems to rest on more airy and
frail basis, and one shrinks at first from
entrusting himself to so weak struc-
ture, lest the irregularities of the road
should cause the cars to Jump the track.
But soon he finds that there is no lack
of speed, and yet there is great regular
ity and ease of movement, and the
thought occurs to him that it may be
quite as safe, as well as great economy
In the cost and wear of rolling stock, to
have perfect track, with light wheels.
so that there will be no tendency to
jump the track, as to have poorer
track and heavy wheels to hold the
train down, when otherwise it would be
thrown otf.-London Letter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14

aletdf0rmig 9efleibeten MfGtnern beItebeno.
Der 6emofratiI6e Stub BON Goof GountD
na6m oft @elegenbeit, Die beludenben Clubs
in Baraoe our6 bic StraBen gu fl1ren,
uno 10 fe6lte es nt6t an itets tpe6ielnoen
Strabenicenen. Die Sbetlnabme bes Sub
lifums on benz bemofrattl6e Gonpent tpar
unperbdltniBmdBt9 gr0Ber, ais an benz re-
publtfantl6en bier BoGen 5llDor, uno eS
6erri6t barber nur cine Stimme, oaB Ser
duBere Ginorud Der bemofratiider Qb9e>
oroneten uno Der @dite etn g%lGnSenoer mar.
Sen Butter mar eS, mel6er bic GolfSmaiz
ien am meiiten intereiiirte. Ser groBe
9emagDge iDur6e BET leiner Nnfunft am
Sam1ta9 Dor benz @onpent bon ben SraDe
u1o 9abor 8ereinen 9erduiGpou eupfallz
gen, unb Die Uia1ien, Die it'd berbeibrGnge
telt, tparen 10 groB, baB Butler i'm Balmer
6ouie i6ier erOril6t ltup eS i6n1 ni6t m0g~
LTD DurOe, cine 2lnipra6e gu halten. 2tuh
Die Oeutl0en pcrbtelten itd ni6t glei6giit>
tig, Denn e5 mat bolp befannt gelporDe1,
baB inter Den Nbgeoronetet gegen Dunoert
0eutl6e tparerl, mas etpaS eripGrn1eno
pirfte. 2ttn Qtbenb por @r0ffnun9 beS
Gonpents ipurbe in W1iQer's Oaue cine
0euti6e WfaiienDerlamnlung abgebalten,
in pel6er namentIi6 General Tran3 Stgel
aus Stem gort 9efetert Durbe. Die S6anfz
Dtrtbe uno Gteftaurateure in benz @el9Gftsz
tbeil Der Staot waren iebr 3ufrieben ltno
bGtten getDiinl6t. Dap Der @onpent nod
etne gSode LANCER geOauert hdtte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
80nferptte>

SIM Go~untDgeri6t 3etgtet1 Wtitttpo6 bie
S6u6tpaareubGnbler Wf. 9. SbaD & So.
bon yeo. 1873 MaoiionftraBe tbren frettpiats
gen 8anferott an, nadoem ife bereitS am
2. Stunt 3. S. tire !3abllln9en batten einz
fteIlen miiien. : S6re Decentralization be-
tragen ettpd $4,000, tire NttiDa aber-
tpel6e ite 9eltern porldufig III &i6aro 90.
Stebbins abtrate1-tpett me6r. 2laetn ibre
arBenitebenben Sorberun9en erretden cine
90be bon iber $4,000. 0a u 3piiden
tbren @IGltbieern etn Streit lber Da5 8orz
3ugsre6t BET Der 8ertbetlung Der etnsuatez
belDen @ut6aben ausgebrOden 1T, 10 tDilns
i6en Sic Tirmeninbaber. OaB 0as @ert6t
einen Wfalienperpalter Tenn 0err Wearf
8. SbaD, oaS 6aupt Der Sirme, lit bauon
iiber5eu9t, baB Deren finan5teae Qn9elegetz
betten in 8dlOe CUR aa9emetnen 3ufrteoenz
belt 9eorbnet tperDen tpiirben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
seIblmoroper1u0.

@egen 4 l16r Otitttpo6 Morgen benlerfte
Ser Bu6baIter i'm @rpoiitton 6otel, $50.
403 Stateitr., ais er iber ben SIur i'm pbez
rem Stodperfe i6rttt, einen itarfen @asgez
rud, Der benz 3immer zines lett Wtonta9
bort tpobnenDen @aites, NamenS George
Samtlton, bon Gait Saginap, 81 e%ntitrOz
men i6ien. 8eim @tntrttt in oas nt6t
peri6lofieue .3immer fano Der 9udbaIter,
baB oaiielbe nit @as 9efiIat mar, uno
6antlton lag in bepuBtlolem .31itan0e auf
benz 8ette. Quf Beranlaiiung zines i6Ieus
nieit ber6etsebolten NrStes tuuroe Der l1us
elildlihe nad benz GountD 9oipital 9es
idafft, mo man Die @utoedung ma6te, baB
BET BetGubte audi nod cine itarte 0oiis
WorpDtum gu it3 %9enon1nen bate. 9em7
nadD lit man 81 Der Nnna6mc beredtigt,
baB 6anilton einen Selbitmorboeriub gez
madt batte. gta6 9lnit6t Der 6oipitalz
dr3te miro Der Rraufe porausitbtltd nt6t
tpteoer g~eneien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
g~9ochenfliche Slfrois Sfaafs-Bcaaene.
en- 0ent,61onb iou @aSion's Grz

SIN OeutI6Ianb lou 8allolt's Gr5
nennlluo aim @eianbten In Berlin etller
iebr auoe1lebmen GinDruG gema0t baben.
- Railer Wilbelm Dir6 mn 0tenltdg III
@altei1 ertpartet. - 9aS belttl1e Soet>
Ianosgert6t Fat Die Gbe Des @roBDer3o9s
nit Der &olemtn getrennt.
Sn Sc itreih bat man BET Hold pen
Gtjenbabnbamrn nntermlntrt ufO lIN
Sprengitoffen ougefilat %sefunoen, lt10 oer7
mlttbet, 6aB OaS nit elmer 0erl0moruli9
oeoeI oaS 2eben oes &ailers 3ulonllllei!7
bGuoe. Sin Gerod6tiger puroe per)attef.
Der Nnarebilt Oaniid lit tpege1 MlorOoer>
ludS duT einen Yo(isilten gu 3ehnldbrt8er
3udt6quSitrafe Derurt0eilt tuoroclt.
TranfreiO tbut ltod) GDtnd ge9en7
iiber le0r ungeberoig Der 9anglon:9ez
ldlhte ipe9el1, ulb perlangt Die Gerpfdlt1
Dung Der SnieL SornnDla 10 tango, bis es
bon Dem inn 5ugeitaloene1 Seltstbuln III
Songfing pDuig 8elth er9rtfen babe. Ar7
qebll0 bat Nomiral @ourbet berettS Belts
bon einem dine1ilben 9afen ergrifte', po0
fpirD otes Die Ser tl Nbreoe ge1teut.
Der 8ariler @emei1oerath bat beldlo1z
len, bic 5eter bes 9tattonaIfeites am IA.
Suit nidt auSsuieBen. = Sn B4peug iino
Sci etrrem 3ulammen1toBe zines @Iiter5u9eS
nit einem Perlonen5u9c 40 Berlonen per-
leBt moroen.
Sn @roBbritarnien bat bds Obere
baus bic Na6lreform78tQ e%tufttDeilet toot7
9ei6lageil, inDem eS eillen Nlttrdg dtlr1aDtt,
sic Nusoebung oes Na6lre6ts bis SurTol7
leloul1g pes 4lane6 fiiv Die Neuetnt6eilung
su uertQgeu. = sSn Ou6ltn bat Die Sret>
}prec6un9 oeS Neoacteurs Oes Blattcs
Limited Srelano", S'Sricn, III Ser gege1
i'm bonn Boitmei1fer Gornipau erbobeten
Qlnflaoe O'8rien bate Goriltpau unlenll>
bare Sanblungen Oor9etporten) 9roBe
sSreu6e erreqt. = Die 9tegteruug bat be-
l6loiien, oas Barlament balo gu l6lteBer,
l1tb etne 6erbitiiBung 81 berufen, III fpelz
6er oQS Sberbaus nod Ell t11al a1t9etor>
bert meroen tptrb, Die NablreformsStu ane
5u1ebmen-
Son Beoettung bat ftd i'm ibrigen
europa nibts eretQuet. = Sn Solge Der
groBen 0ise bate Der Bapit spei Sbnz
Understandable. - Die Deloiide Gcgierung
bat Sic @eianotinaft beim 8atifan tpieoer
beraeiteut. Die f0nigli6e &%iitfammer
in Wtaorio 1T auSge6ramnt. 8et &ar>
bed, in Der aiiatiiden Gurtet, 1T cine boss
artige Seude auSgebro6en. Bet GarlSz
crona er!itt Die g)aGt beS Brtn5en Nlbert
bon Wtonaco Sbitfbru6; i6re Weannl6aft
%ertranf, aber Der Yrt15 tDurbe g~erettet.
NIS QegDpten lit 5I meloeu, oaB Der
berbG6ti9e Gefeblsbaber Don Don9ola bet
Oebbe6 bon 1900 &ebellen angegrtffen
noroen ietn unb fte nit sroBen betoerlelttz
gen 8erluiten suriidgelhIn9en 6aben mill.
Die Tetnbe ioaen 1000 W9ann perloren
babe1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
9es goot10laos beTau1otet.

Ser Sarmer Nbam Wto6r in gBiIom
Springs erwtrttc Oorgeltern einen 6aftz
befe6l gegen ben S6reiner Daniel 21ngeGs
bader Don Mount Soreit, Den er bei6ulz
bi9t, ben Sob ieines 8rubers Sobn Mto6r
bur6 SuBtrttte oeruria6t gu haben. 2anz
gerba6er purOe in Sol9e beiien porgeitern
0erbaftet unb geitern bon Riberitoe bierber
sebra6t, UNI beute bon &t6ter Toote per>
bort 5u tperben.
Bte bereits friiber beri6tet tpur6e, oeriez
them 2angenba6er uno Der geritorbene Dor
eintgen 8o6en III Der Wirtbi6aft bon
Sobn 8anfs in @iuop Springs tpegen etz
mes 8aucontratte5 in Streit, i'm 8erlaufe
beiien 2angenba6er ieinen @egner 10 un7
glIdli6 Dor ben l1nterleib trat, baB bteier
berettS ant folgenoen Sage perftarb. Gam
genbader %bebauptet, in Der Notbmebr gez
6an6elt au boben, Mtto mill etne lnsabL
gLaubmiroiger 2eute beibring.n I, Sic feline
lnl6ulo be8eugen f0nnten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
@aS fir cine NIa4e

mad etuem nit ;iemlt6cm Mppetit genolenen, gut SUE
~6ereiteten Deable Don Soobrenuen ~belaiigr Su werbenl
Mein mertber 0err, ober meme wertbe Dame, %beiinOeu
ste li9 in lolAem Sous ? Damn beIfen sic BEN llebel
burd has rationale Wtdgeumittel, Soitetter's
Ot a9enbttteres, ab. @s wir6 ben 0tagen nit
ieinem sSnbalt betreuubem unb i3neusr ais tObleniaure
Soba, oper Sngper, ober elm anperes bldbunstreibenbes
MtttcI i'm gum &erbauen ~betdbigen. SSene mad benz
Weebl benubten StlismttteI belfeu ni4t, i~onperH iddoiz
gen ben 0&a9eu. Iubers Gber lit bGs 8ittere. 9ers
6auuug lit bic unnittelbare @irfuu9 ietnes gebrantbs,
cine Tlnttton, bic obne bas &eri6pihoeH bs SooS
brennens, Der 8ldbuu9 unb Der Saure I'M Wea9en ntdt
pteper perrt6te werpeu t0nute. gauenletocnbe emz
pfangen bapou ebeufaus l9lcuni9e &inbernng. Ils
&arirmtttel lit es wirflaul, Obue web;utbun. Otbeuma@
tismus s9eioenbe ~be5eusen ieine suten S8irtnn9en u1to
ais barntreibenOes Wittel lit es beribmt. &enH man
es einntmmt, weiden S9laffbett uno Weatttgfeit eIHem
Neruen, un6 l6Iudt man, ebe man 5u gette 9ebt, etn
@etnslos Don bopon biuuHter, 10 fam man gut etH@
i9lufen. &ud ulerst es uoIarti6es Stft aus benz Srs
oquismus aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
er6ananispoae g91aaeret.

SIM Somn Wtaprpoob fam es 9tenitd9
Na6mitta9 gegen 5 lbr gu etnem lebr bibtz
gen 9anDgemen9e> Oelen ans9an9 p%orauss
ii1tli6 iebr tra9ti6er Ntatur iell miro. Ser
SGrmer sSobn 8. Neoore mar in Corn pariiber
9erotben, boB cine Sub ietnes gto6burn Is.
90. 8ilferlon ouf leillem Selbe 9%elpeioet
bate. @r mabte gStlterlon nlb oeiien
Sobn @bmarb Die bitterften 8orwilrfe,
NIB bebiente fi9 wabrl9einli9 per-
I9iebener 9tebeuSarten, 1petde 8ater
unb Spbn outs AeuBerite ~rei3teu.
Die Sol9e bterpon NOR, baB Der
olte @tlferl on benz Wtoore einen mu6tigen
oerlebte 6ieiem eimi9lu9, mGbrelto iein
Sobn auf ben bereits gu 8Obe @etrOifenen
nit elmer Dirt bineini9lug. @egenwarti9
rin9t u Moore nit Dem 8obe, aber feline
9ln9reiter b%eftnDen iib nod ouf freiem 6llBe.
3ullG6ft lit Don Wtoore'S Nn9eb0ri9en ullr
ein 6aftbefebl 9egen ben alten 0ilterlon erz
wtrtt moroen. Sod bat ii9 bieier %Offeubar
aus benz Staube 9elna1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
SSStttdoer 1tnfaW.

Mn6retp, Der a6tidbrt8e Sobn bes Or.
@leaipn pom 9eiunobettsamt, geo. 755 Neit
Qoamsitrdbe nobnbaft, ftel Wtttpo6 Wfors
gen tur5 Dor 10 ll6r, alS er auf et1terrt NIT
Stetnen belaoenen @agen ben Mafhin9ton
8ouleuarb entlan9 fl6r, BON benz Subrs
tperfe berab, tpobei etn i6perer Stein l1ad)>
roQte un6 benz &1ta6en 10 l6nere innerIi6e
@erlebungen betbradte, 6aB er beretts gegert
3 nbr Na6ntitta9s i'm elterlthen 6aule
itarb. Ser Rutlder bes SteintpagenS bctBt
@bDarb Sobnion uno tpobnt SEQ. 1873 5orz
nupri+rnRp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
CINE gtitmme aus Setn @olfe.

: Sin 6armer aus SQinois i6retbt: vNn bas
Geutl6e 9eilzSnititut, II Glinton Bloce,
Seem Yorf. Dor pier Wonateu lieB ib mir
beit ,I9actttttt8SsNnfer" fommel1 lnb
fam i6Sbnen iest gu meiner 9r0Bten SreuOe
mittbeileil oaB oaS berrli9e 8u6 ei1 mirtli=
der r&ettunsSsN nter" fir mid selpelen lit,
oenn es bat mir bur9 feline mertbpoaen01otb=
i6lG9e Die Mannestratt, Die st lunObeit, ben
9sberlSmnt4 nnb Den 6rieoen Interrogation.
9atte t9 1llr bas sub friiber seleiel, Oarn
ialber utb 8erfa1ler wertbloler Gu6eli0rif=
ten pon Chicago. ct, Qouis, Cincinnati lno
onberen sr0Bereu Gtd6ten micb ni0t Inn $500
sepreat Baben. 6ofientli6 miro Der rJtet=
fltn9szQnter" biele Ell louberen 0errcn balb
bos i6n0be 6anomert le9e1t! Sell uno 9ez
gen Benz padern 0euti6en SeilsSnititut III
Seem. 0orf." Ser rJtettln9sz9 nfer" piro fir
% Gents fra9ttrei perlarbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
Splitter, mel6e ibre 9du9ltnee eeIuub uni

Matter, mel6e ibre Sdu9ltnse 9eiu1tb unb
frdftig 5l erbalten miinl9en, loatelt peniel=
ben u II It aeDter'S Gent 6es Sim
bermebr Paedotrophine) sur Nabrnn9
9ebeu. 0aiielbe bat in Der 9olt;en gSelt
nt9t ieines @lei9en ais @riabmittel fir
man9elnoe ober un9elunoe Muttermil9 unb
miro bober Don ben berDorra9enDiteu NerSten
morm entpfoblen. IS lit iberaus 1pObl=
I0medeno u1b mirb Don ben &leinen nit
1pabrer @ier eenommen. IS joQte in feiner
Tomilie febleil, mo fleine Gtnoer iino. Sn
alien Qpothefe1 I'll hQbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14

1tm1ere &eifettoc en- beimd1ett 9e8ests
tp6rtt9 fpG0en0e Staaten.
@err Geo. ~. WtaffOtn SOW1
atm0 WttHo1trt.
9err 9ettrp @tsgers &amfas tno
NebraSfa.
Serr Mobert GbeI Wttnnefota.nto
QSiSconfttt+
Serr 8. 81. .0ettntatt Snotana tttto
SDtO.
8err SDenoore Ytntbet @OIOs
faoO.
SEER Gbas. @tboBfN, SlltnotS.
@err 90. s. 9epperIe, SWtnotS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14

9te Augeunein b~eItebten 1tttS Bee
fantten GIai0embtere Set Gottrao
Setpp 9retutttg So. fitto SeSers
1&tatttt stt eMpfeDlett. Gefeltm1tgett
bittet mat Otreft at Die Sr61teret
AT Set1Oett] 2 an. mitulo bap
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14

Mtan nebme aper's Biuen fir one 8ursaz
tips 3mede, 9e9el Gerbdrtun9, llnperbauli9z
felt, 8opf1peb, 2eberbel91per6en. Na6 BEN
all9emetnen llrtbeil oeS 9ubltfum's iino le
Die bette Wtebicin fir Santilien=@ ebrau6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14
Staot Gb1eaaO.

Serr 0eor0 WiiGert, 0enetaIs
9t9e1nt 1ttto Gorreiponoent Der Snt=
notS Stats : 3ettmn8, beimGt
9e9est&uG rtt0 Canada, Y~enniUIra=
tttem Mn0 ole NcmSG m8lamSsStaas
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
A KNOBBY FARMER,
A Nehrakkn Man With One Hundred
--- ind EtIlY IumNrh,

ERIE, Pa, January 2.--At St. Vincent
Hospital last evenings number OF physi
clans assembled to witness an operation /,
remarkable case. The patient was An
drew Adama, an opulent farmer from Ne
brasku, who by count has l52 tumors Of
malignant excrescences upon his body
ranging in size from hens egg to large
sized turnip. The protuberances covered
his back, body, arms and neck. Mr..
Adams attributes the tumors to the bite oil
q squirrel inflicted when he was u boy and
living on his iathci'a farm at Ripley, N, Y,
A painful swelling followed the bite and a
hard, humorous substance formed over the
spot and remained for q year. 1t then
went away and he never felt nny more ei.
lecls until three years ago, while working
his Nebraska farm. Another hard sub.
stance formed over the scar, aud was fol-
lowed by others distributed all over his
body, all Of which developed in malignance
and size:
When he presented himself before DR.,
j. l., Stewart, the house surgeon OF st. Vim.
cent, and said he had 150 tumors to dis.
pose Of, the Doctor thought he WAS jes.ipg,
and jocularly advised him to let the knii.
ing out by contract to the loves! bidder.
The man displayed some Of the tumors aud
agreed TO submit to the fearful operation Of
having them all cut out. Beiors laying
himself upon the operating table he took
leave Of bio friends, having previously
made his will. Tho anesthetic was ad-
ministered and for two hours DR.. Stewart
cut and hacked cir tumo1s by the ecore.
The condition Of the patients pulse warned
the operator to desist, and the balance OF
the tumora, about sixty, were lett for an
other occasion. The patient is doing well,
and 1t is believed the others can be- taken
away With sate,y month hence. Dr.. Ger
mer, the Health officer OF Erie, who was
present and assisted at the operation, says
he has no doubt but that the bite Of the
squirrel was the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
TREASURE fROyE.
HoS The Honey II 10 be Divldcd-Whel,
They dc: IL.

WASHINGTON, D. G., January o-The So.
licitoi Of the Treasury was notified to-day
that there will be submitted to him ce..
tain legal 1uea,ions which have recently
sriscn in connection with the work Of re.
covering the treeslre supposed to be in the
wreck Of the British irigate Huasar, in the
bottom OF East River, just below Port Nor
ris. The uussar WIS wrecked in l7sO,
while on her way 10 Norwich, Cons.
She is supposed to have had on board a
million pounds sterling intended for the
payment o! British troops, and also seventy
American prisoners chained to her gun
deck. Attempts have been made at in.
tervsls for many years 10 recover
the treasures which it iB believed
went down with her, but on
account Of the great depth OF water and
swlitptes OF the tide in the channel where
the wreck lies, all attempts have hitherto
bGen fEuit.ess. The company now engaged
ia the wreck undertook it at their own ex.
pense, upon an agreement with the Gov.
ernlnent that they should have ninety per
cent. ei oil tho money recovered, the
United States 10 have the other
ten per cent, together with all other yalu.
ablts. From the fact that legal questions
have arisen concerning the sunken treas
ure, the inference is drawn that there is a
better prospect than ever before for the re.
covery Of the money, but nothing is known
definitely about it or about the nature Of
the question.