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Daily Republican., 1885-03-31
News Summary.
BREAKING UP OF THE ICE
SHORT S9,OOO-sTEAMER
SUNK-INJUNCTIO
TROOPS BEING DRILLED.

A despatch from Lebanon, Penna..
SAYS that ex. County Treasurer Stephen
w. Baltz made an assignment yester-
day. He was short in his accounts 3D.
COO. 1t is stated that John BensoDs
" who ia missing. borrowed the above
before Baltz retired from Office last De-
cember" Benson was one Of Baltz'g
bondsmen. The other bondsmen will
make up the deficiency.
David M. Nealy, q merchant and
prominent citizen Of Douglassvfile,
Penna., ives arrested on Monday ON
the charge of tamperinR with the pubic
| records. 1t Ia alleged that he chanRed
his own assessments il the trienninl es-
sioner's office. ,..t.. -
The steamboat r. e. Springer, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, sank ON
Monday morning near Waterproof,
Louisiana. Her passengers were all
taken off. The cargo Is reported TO Do
q total loss. The boat was valued at
lS75, 600 and had q cargo of 1000 tons Of
lgrain and produce.
At Trenton, New Jersey, on Monday,
lvice Chancellor Bird rdered that the
injunction against the Council OF
IGloucestercity should be made perpetu-
lal, 70 prevent that body from turning
James Il. Hayes out Of his Office as City
Attorney, until the expiration OF his
three years term.
1t is reported from the City Of Mexico
THAT " troops are being drilled daily In
military manGuvres," and the govern
ment Is " making preparations TO en-
BILE it II necessary to maintain its posi-
/ tion against President Barrios BY force
of arms"
q In Joint assembly of the Illinois
r 20 IN houdau aavap GAnRfOrQ
and thirty seven members answered to
roll call. On the ballot for U. 8. Senator
Z Morrison received four votes. The con-
vention then adjourned.
D. Ex. x.Governor Fletcher, of Missouri,
q who has been missing for a week, has,
laccording to despatch, been stopping
y at hotel in Denver, and left there ON
'f Saturday last in response to business
N Telegram.
st The public debt reduction for March
is expected to be slight, owing to large
Or disbursements. The payments on &C
u count of pensions alone amounted to
., 50. .0Oo, 900.
I'd There is much apprehension at Port
Deposit and other places along the
e. lower Susquehanna, of damage likely
be to result from the breaking up OF the
ice.
,,l Secretary Lamar was confined to his
home on Monday by q severe col
r. Assistant Secretary Moldrow dis
Z, charged the duties of Secretary.
The ice in the Mississippi,a at st. Paul
at shows signs of break ing up, and 1t !
Or thought the river will be open in week
-. ior ten days.
th. A telegram from La Libertad say
i that the Invading forces from Guate
ON mala Oh Monday made an attack upoI
U. the army of San Salvador.
'i' The ice in the Hudson river Is broker
nd as far as New Hamburg, and steamer
tly can reach Poughkeepsie without an!
or. difficulty.
Henry Ward Beecher lectured IL
Louisville, KY, on Monday night to ,
large audience.
Henry Irving on Monday night ad
dressed the students of Harvard Uni
versity.
The ice in the Missousi river broke NJ
yesterday at Yates, Dakota
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Daily Republican., 1885-03-31
Two Good Remedies for sprains.

Two 0OOO kemeOIcb IOE SpI11mus
From the same cause which renders
necessary such contrivances as the nose
strengthening mask, broken legs,
sprained ankles, and wrenched wrists
are produced. The following new rem
lies for sprains are said to have proved
efficacious. DIR. Thomas L. Shearer
recommends and practices the use of
clay, such as is used for making bricks,
free from gravel, dried and finely pow
dered in mortar. This powdered clay
is mixed with water into a thick aud
and moist consistence. This Is then
spread On muslin to the depth OF q
quarter of an inch, and applied entirely
around the part. Over this ia placed q
rubber roller bandage, just lightly
enough to keep the dressing from shift
ing and retain the moisture. This ap.
plication should be renewed every
twenty-four hours. 1t appears, by this
method of treatment, that the most
severe sprains are cured much more
rapidly and satisfactorily than by the
old system.
The same authority states that pow
dered dried earth sprinkled on the sur
face OF an ulcer, and kept in position by
adhesive straps, Is q capital dressing
for cases which are 80 weak that even
the weakest ointment tends to break
down the grnnulations.
Professor Brinton, another celebrated
practitioner, says that the best thing
| for q sprain is to put the limb into a
vessel of very hot water Immediately,
then add boiling water as it can be
borne. Keep the part immersed for
| twenty minutes or until the pain sub.
sides then apply tight bandage, and
order rest. Sometimes sthe joint can
| be used in twelve hours. If necessary
nsa a siIicatA of sodium drassino
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Fore IF u Cyclone.

Nashin; ION, o., Cr. Gin. Com Gazette
Mr. Hunt sSauied NE that hls WEIGH wis
81 Tiih t!.e court house Go K I. Wash
u St"h ana l Yer I'D tr statement u Jon my
Il tu'a 10 town lyon Isi- evidence tie
torn do "aS just twe,re MINUTES in getting
o,sr The intervening eight NH - wash
irgton. wldch would eve it rate of pro
gie.> CT Tor ' miles IN hour. Ii Is nc.4ics-
To- s.k that ;hc>s "a WI give d.--al--
iac ION To those ~uo rid tuu; tins W. tie
greatest tornado ui Il strry, ard wha fancy
it sweeping throagl' the air ut The iatc 50
ninety miies an hour. III, ir mi, t,kr lies III
cOniUundia, lht velocity a. the niut with
the onward ;'r".:rc>s III 'uc tI3-m. TIE Two
;hin-s are Who, d;sincr. III. wind whirl,
about a = .ie.'t ;le d. anl the wAo.r wnirt
:lnv"s on z, rlu"h i-s rs,e II 's-r,Tcrsiris,
The conditions 81 ELI. speed like tnv
drupic m"iicn o. > car.h, whi:I whir!s
ar,i Il At the Fatc ci IL ~ n. n loi:r
and sweeps through = ace y It's cr & gro;:ut
Tie ~, NJ tre r:tr s.! ., uyJ Ia Us "A hu,,r
s. stated, ,.f tn" ga a,.u r.p,. tornado a
under 1eco.h III he CG.t-d So cs. tac aver
nge ra:" al r,r:res- WIS iai"'y miles ~
. H,Ur. II. - G'cs; rat. * any MS -iv;,
a,.'cs The f~-'rs. :oTGado tl2t UIipcy :
,,ucn that 81 February : iSi=-cii over
the orHIrd ~ TIA E.... ~ 81. -;.:3r -.
I'll hour Ii did ~ ,rni;u' work in tnv . -
uf one miGwir. Sif.a e; ''vchiiy o. cir
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Board Of S0pcyvisnrs
ToHes-o-r. octo

-oass-o<r, October c, 1875.
Board nc: pursuant 20 nc jyuru0ent. Ea:I
Board rreesn:.
Iiuates .. p:e,,oss meeting road and .p.
p wed.
IL the na.,cr II reward Tor hostile r.
dian,, on motion the following re.o u,i0n
was adopted:
wzEaSAs, TIE Ch!rixshua Apscae Ch.a.
knowD AZ Geron!no, w..u Las renegade In.
cisns, have been comni slug Humorous
murder. Of citizen. o: C.c..i.e county, &c
wit: ". A. D.n!cl, IA the Mule ranunia: 3;
Nike N"ouan, ia the Dasgoons. ana oih,ls
therefore 10 it.
Resolved, That the She,iS Of Covhi.e
cuprty I've. and is herco?. auth Of izyd 10 Offer
-cward Of $50 for the .pyreheu-lnn (dend
or alive. .. sgii Geron,Iuo. and $3.50 for thu
apprehension dead or ive), OF any ,ue u
said Geronimo. esnd OF renegade Ia6isns
hv have bcca Engaged villa him n =
rurteroue raid, tAruu.h the cov ". SD
apprehension, 10 earn iLe souvc rcwtros
must - nrd- y some rerso, Or Eer,, as
not IN tie military .eivic~ ot the United
States
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Il Card.

Co.roa cA.Ly Toassgoxs,-I feel decply
aort,Srd to-day. Have Jus, read ere Rec
ord-Epi'apa end through yo=- pepper Ssh 20
express ny:reiir2s 70 the pus.;c. IN e.;
sIr csSs'e AS; eye.in2, ! believe every NAP
who spoke We. hou-st N h!s ..r,'mcats
~: a reporting the sp-ech.. the Eocoro
wherever M name was mentioned he. taken
ocrs.ion 70 Star ID Insult NE, aud the re-
porter Mr.. Clum, even wen: so "a, It. 10 tis.
me in the cour, room.
This -na,,, ci1rn. has passed through ~inIs
IN this community ED thought lie wss
unjusly prosecuted une hare more than
n.e defended him n bis absence, aad hey-
'svored him when Opportunity ostrsd. and
way he row Wishes 70 btsmeatb I.e through
the press cannot ;en. To rn.-represeu. and
wantorly insult our ncighe ,rs. shows t DE-
gree Of Ieprayity aud degradation Of mInd
which is deplored by all Lono.asie people
hen,e AN dee'ly NORTH
believe that every man IN i.e audience
cIce?: lin, win give the The ci-dl, OF speak
ing my honest sentiment. and that (si!ica
I've did not rep.ri,l my resolution 10 lay the
rep0r. of The finance commit on the .a5lv
was carried b, n large majority, shows that
voiced the ailments o; the audience
Now ask Mr.. Clum OF any other man wh"
may DC curious or jealous OF me. or WIN
may have ennity towards me I" speak 10
nav face Ike A man snd not show Lls snnli.y
By slnrs in newspaper, honest editors viii
never seek such nranS OF revenge. l viii
further state that this abuse OF the military
and insults ,tfcrcG 20 our Officials. can rcvar
result in any good and ". NOT save the lives
,.f our ueiShb1rS. r. l.. FEEL.
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Not Dead.
SIERRA MADREs. August 2Ith

SIERRA MADREs. August 2th
MEssRs. CAESAR AND WEnRYR;rz.
see ivy late corirs of The TOMBsl ONE
mat I WIS reported seriously wounded
and II was thought would die. These
rer"ris ATE no; correct. IS I ain not
@nurded nor ana "ad, bu' / tell yeG
hat I am awful dry. and J wart YOU 10
end me consignment af;hzt * G cold
Aniucsrr beer. thai are selling 10 tas
people "f f"nl''s."nr. only wish was
'hrre 20 have il drawn from that pa.ect
German fnupia:n. GERoxYSo.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
T.. unty Court.

Ho. WEpsTEE STsEr,,..... County Judge
4 q. WALLscG...... -...Cir-k
Territory We. McIntyrc. Can aud Ls:trop.
grand larceny; were arracret in court this
morning. Mcintyre p!edG guilty, aud the
other tSo tonk statutory tine to plead.
Territory We. Amb. on Lyai.-the bail bond
was exi:Cae-atcd.
Tweed vs.. Bulh:n-order made tcryicg
mot on that reSeiSer pas dctend,n ESQ., Il
mon.r peudiag litigation: COUNSEL Tor de-
,entsnt desired TO produce addit.oadi sut!:or-
t,er, winch was granted.
ibbots We. Norris, was leard on an order
10 show causs f.. sheriff to release srd
withdraw AL cIaisas upon certain money
the case was sabnIttcd.
The 3,tii loud o. ". u Snith vas ordered
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AssiEnce's Notice OF Appoint
lnent.

II the County Court of Ccchise County
Ariznna Territory.
IL The matter of L-o Korner and g. HE
ieTsUh. IEsUlyeut debtors.
To- whom it NAV concern: The under
signed hereby gives uOtre of HE appoint
meIi rs Assignee OF the estate IF Leo Korncr
and u. H. Jefferson, insoIycnt debtors. Of the
cvUniy Gf Cpch.,e. in the Territory of Ari-
zoi,a, aid who were, To wit, on the FIRST day
"f Au.ttSr, 1853. u :iuc ,ed insoIvent debtors.
upon their petition, BY the County Court Of
C9cr',e cICnly, Territory of Ariso1a. dated
at i,.e city OF rUIu5stoDc, IN SAID county sud
Territory, The 3isI das Of September. 1915.
u. =. BRADSHAW, Assignee.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
AqsG Cruisers.
iOak'saa Trlsuue.l

In the Police Cour:, this morning, A,exrn-
der ser.: aud xav!er I~Clsire. Two Ercoeh-
n y, the .o.racr aged - snd the later ~
we've ;-,-d on charges Ct ba:.sfJ nathalie
,,te1..red. (; s-cra. Fla; eer:: hsd g.Tsa I"
c,al:e med cine Thich hal csrsd him q
~, annoyiny c"mpln:nt. III his Erst' ros
LeCleirc -e: ous tie wine, snd after such q
quantity had been consumed rs Is onl, pos-
.ih,e with :so aged Frenehn-n. LeClairv
said: Sine / take your .cadic'ne feel 20
20 4 could kuoci. down J 'uns man" In
,.., exrbersnc- hc s.rucx Brit sounding
teump which sen: the latter to xraSs. P1ch-
inv uv himself and an iron hcr. Bcrit laid
seou, L.l., SO Justify that. LcClaire was Avon
ho.s ca cowts'. Hence the charges. BERT
w.. fornd not guilty nn3 discharged. bus
iet-aile was con yicied and ordered 10 ap
pea, FOR sentence. The battle was roenactsd
il verbose and gesticu!story irtras ness in
he court, and asor id much amusement TO
Ulcers and tys:arders-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

r sec Conk ing has returned, "aveu
more tiis.ustrd with Euro; e than on the
ccAsion OF his other visit" H. declares
NAT, h-ncetortb, MnnhaItnn Island 10
good enuuSn for n.
From Mr. P. j. CotTcy and John Keatine
whp returned ,rpr Sun Simon this after
nom. and {, ON the ki'linx of John Keat.
,ns's brother, VIC ,cerr that Mr. Shsnnahan
na5 the lady cook at their r1nnh are snfe,
and not killed. ns heretofore reported. Mr.
rurry reports that On Saturday last tho
Indians stole 10 head OF stock from tho
rsncl:.
M,. Cof-y and Kea,ing Rad a narrow
escape from being ki!lrc, having been FRED
upon b, United States t-oops, vito werc
Stationed in the vicinity. and who mis:oOk
them ior Indians.
TIE band Of Indians hat ki:ed N ke3
K ,Is:g, IL S.n SIMON vi ey, passed
AV.hin $40 yards Il company - sol.
Ii = starinnr.i a, Cav Creek. The so.
..ers s'ur'cd al:.r them AID fol owed
tie r tr.nl t.r ai:vut t"O mi ~, when the
cruts of the troop, thInkir. iney ". re
sr.li..g ~" near ,he.r sc ativ'--, led tn. m
# 4 t.e ,r The !,nsf,i-s then fell
'..,s.!nd urd tonS iu-u Al 10. owing tho
raj Of tire sn:d;,r., and managed to
: ca. il .i.r DrH o;rrs horse
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

To make Tlnri!t wafer, dIssI ve in =
2 .Iiou OF wr'er 90 rer cent aIc"h"i,
.uuc. each oi! at lavender, oil at i,e!ga-
mt and oil of lcruo"s, aud of oil at
c.uves ard oil oi cinnamon. drachm
ech; add one gaii"u Of water rid fi.'cr.
Or, take Of oil of irrclno', cunc :;
1, ui cinnamon, drachmS; ,inciCrA o.
reiz IN, 9 ounce; - ,'cr cent alcohol,
CATION. Mix aad steT.
Instead Of giving the ra-snn silver
water ul;cIier OF :. d0...tioc Of dried So
pea and I.umpkiuS. our ancestors mace,
hIna prr-ent ~. II negro slave. Fais ~xs
done in Maiae. Although il ia no,
riceai,'e to heiirve that slavery has ex-
listed 10 this state, the psrlah records o!
the town al York shaw that az a meeting
on January 8, 1892, it vas Voted that
there ',e al We purchased by the parish
q h- enIp:uced for tie nse ct ssid psi
i>h in shoTl5g Coz tho Rev. Mr.. Samuel
Moody"
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

Ynuui, q. renee. CiHtett,t,-Ia,u Inn..
i,y..t! rr.,,y Miss Lr.. d. Srj y. vim
resided IL Har EN- y,rn p.r ts,h,r. CIR
-ncc nr, Lam. brotner-ia inv. USE
Snooks. aud on, s,jercd him sbou, 4, ?
.nd her fnailv.
S.ruas SAID: "Olh q .acon y Smi,n
IS ce,ius. He ,sncw rnnr,rr =, br,,,i.
,usgr church. 1, is .nuge .nnr,h. H..
seeps the dru5 store. AND any man W.,
wants to bern!nc mcn.inr car nav IN.
dollar, s'cn his nam. in -he !,ao. wn-ch
les ON the un,rr. aud cal ni,,sr.f +,
hr"ad-gulce r,sr.h = y; once
rs that SO" asip! Gar na:.
"Ah. nv uav. II IS true. bat il !; cri
s,us. I.u't i..'
"D.d va il. z" ou-ri,., Clarence.
Yes. I a.,i- il easy ,c mar, La
u's s,e'.r. The y aeon thinks I an il
,lunu."
C!aserc d-rss.d in his reatcst sui, aac
started uptn Harlem. s,iv.a to i.n,.
me DEpH't qua e Crufr9. Al.l. 7 tgttis. -. I
the Drscrn'- consent To in..:,, In II. r =.
| h.sc"n wrs hrsiud the counter a.u.iur
| Oh, ci,rw,u., rum when Clarence ,Ir,,,,,,u
~ e r..cc Io,.ed ~ ;h,. ronx.
want to IN the b:,n.sI-cus-c. ci. e.
| said the deacon, eye:nc nm c,.,se.y.
Yes"
Come down viii. dollar and il will
| ;.e d me-"
The do!.,r was raii and Clarence yss
invited mo the rear ct the drn, store
Two men seized him. and n 4 scc,nd
s,r;pred hum nf his c o,hes. ue WAS
then lug. cal into the deacnrs snail gar
! Geu aud chuck-d into !i,,le hole. and
the lonse dir, shoye.ed oy r lis l.,.dr. hi.
lace only tcir: out. H" y,.."d 70 cer
out, but the att, ndan,s tod him be ;,,u
10 remain an h.ur, F,a,jIy t.e de:,u,
came out.
How do WOW like broad rrsee ca-;t
balhsa'' he asked.
Earth ba.hs." he YELLED. "Who i,
taking Garth baths"
| "Wny ,5u pa;si me n dollar 70 t.kl
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
SkiX Another.

Eafner & Sharghnessy, the popular pro
l,rie.ols of the Biiii;rr pariors, On Allen 81.
having rlndc ar.au ae!:au!s with the p.opr!
tors o. The c. lesraIou >ehii:s Milwaukee,
,err have had l. fine Ic. tEcs. erected Ia
tceir a.ioo:. sud are noY prepared % serve
their uuu1ernus customers with scho9ners
Of ,h,s c-iIni attd beer uL d:augli, ice cold
rep ard Try it. a4t.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

VASE NGGox, Oct 3.-Ex-Scn,tnr DAVIS o.:
West Virginia, ha> recommended 10 tue
President the appointment! "f the son q!
secFyt.ry Bay arc 10 sc Secretary Ct State
tor Arizona Territory. l. is said the AZ.
pertinent wiii t.. m d.. Young EAyard !.
row ;cat hing sc,l,ci IN West ylrgiris-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
y, H,H!PGs ..h,i E,s.uros.

In some niu..g di-tiic.- transport ia
terja or sediment i 1',,n an accom- ram
,n-ni Of g~sares and oie h'ds Ia Eureka
h.-i'ict Ii consists OF loose boulder. q gave
more o. less CONNECTED tr.. jde., L large
ard IN il-Lr.tri.r,5 Fragments =. limestone
or 81 loose stnG. Tao ELt~tc, lie position
j. occupies and Us sir-c ute. saoT. lrn' It
could oa,y have been bggu IA mo its IRE
scat Place b. tie ail uf wafer. j is - nc
ia"H"d upon. therefore, IL Ire opinion c!
Mr 1: ). Curtis. ., simply a wash from
higher 2nju,s which h.> filed tie t. rites
and iRicrs' ir"s Of tie rGtk f,> .n-,i ~ iyr-
anlic aud cheniivai cd,-cs. Tai, wa-I f~p-
uuertlr accoInI.lnic, large c-e Indius snt j.
usually found adj :':io- o. .ve-ly iDg Ia orc,
aud Il hru@ll it isrut AZ inla.iible .HGIc.-
ton cf Ia presence, it is ':no which Is not tai
b. overlooked. The twu.Hi:iuu-Gu.ar ore
chamber Oh the eighth lerel Of the EGscka
mine. Eureka district. Ncv, was discovered
hy following su"h :. Yasl. This hoiy cy
tcnd.d up above the seventh level, and down
nearly to the a.ntG. and oossr:d = .isat dc al
,.f ground with if5 rgruificatinn and pines
On the D;her hand, tier" is :, very large mass
Of rlatcrit: ~ -iG,lar OE!gia, in TIE torn: OF
fine sand, OF tie fifth level of tho Pinhix,
which, al;bougi pretty we'll pr"ep. ,;.,i. hae
e.: LED to any discoveries Tnese washes
re mole frequent 1T cr near the surface,
+. bul have been found down almost 10 tie
p';.tcr level
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
Conn u records.

The folIn9lnC Instruments lave heei'
lied liz the Office OF the County Recorder
AFFIDAVIT.
Ion.Ss tone Whoirsllc Butcher Association,
as 10 AMOUNT OF catdo slaughtered tGr tAe
snouth OF Septcmb,T.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
Died

HrGaRs-In Lords burg, New Mexico, SEP.
'cu,ber %. IA gle, beloved wife of came
Hughes. end daughter Of PAtricr ard Mary
acKeaha. E&::ye Of Los Angeles, sged 2,
years. months ard = days. Tomb ,toac
nj LJ-is5Lrs pIpSE5 .,!a.s: cyPy.l
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

The stock Of natural re recently p0x
chased By US. being ali roasuracd. tho price
ct leo hereafter wiz De e~rts PER paae6
which -a.s will be maintained during ia
oc. SoCTHwES TERS. co.
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Not &c.

CcmrnraCing on saturday next. Sandy
Y,b yii, run = f. ur nurse coGvi, to Fort Hua
,;uca. le.v:rg every Saturday morning at
y Setback aud fc,4rp.ng cr.ry Monday morn
Ing. FAKE for The roam. Up, 81.
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Notice.

The undersigned will apply to the RAard
of Ps,don- now IN session. for the pardon Of
/. d. LiwreEce, convicted ~ tho May term
vi the District Court of Cor.ise county lSS5
IL mai;slau yhter. BEN GOODRICH,
ATTORNEY for l. D. LAWRENCE.
Tombstone august "a. 1885.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06
For sale

Tic undersigned beIn. d.s,rnus Of snSs.
in% other business. oh.sss tlie Gid Stabilized
Eclipse Bakery OF this city for sale, snG will
sen il =; Il bargain Il c;.i.-G fy- eocn. Cai! Or
address. J. N NASH.
ToabS,onc. =. 7.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

Fresh eggs aalwys o; Land at .he Gosh
c Of WALcorT !. Nrs,cx
D'y cord a;.d s;,.vs Wool at loves. rates
Lave Orders vita arfio.d's cyprcsx wagon
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-06

-.
! NV """
SUES ''-3''"iS. me o." ny wv"
/ . a. !CTe 30 Wei! .i,s u-iis2 N 'he
| mire OF isrcmoe,eocy. Taerc ere tGoc>
! sands of brave mn within the b. rc.r>
,f mi. r.rr,to,v ubo,,i, A. xs;,, -,
'Ne Hp''e" "e"'''
here a. the head OF oar d-psrimtn' cot
a'rte si,s th!s fyurehend Tri;e, nin
.c a; the head O. ,ur ,,,py of rm.u
mo, s,.s ~. "a ,rsd or, ton.
| ''i -''D W. WA '''!s "'tH he' cr"s
la The tame OF NJ thai IL tar md 1H>'.
"e ask, Can not TIN. q = sh w"ik e
s"Pte"' Can rot the hard" ot IT,
! y. ache d'Tls he s'nyedF CrnpS IS
| w.Ys Oh tram but nev In fight.
, cam ping On rral . Tnl, So the INDIANS ar
! Sll ing our CT, re =.
! :,
, s'
'';a' f''" ''""' '''" "a
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-c' s"'rF' oet ne IA" rh'r success
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We have just scon hut three men in
tnwn who have good word Tor irit'e.
Sergeant Korn. OF Huachuca, arrived la
this city last evening".
VI. s. Dor van topk his departure for
Huaviuca Ills m"inlu-, being summoned
tri!uer by n Telegram.
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BY iLc Indians .inn sulphur Springs GA
F,idu,. have returned to iav ra eli.
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i, to have Gro, x removed, and so.ns other
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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1885-04-18
A Woman with Brittle Bones.

A curious case which IS now puzzling
Chicago physicians was reported to the
Chicago Medical Society. The patient
is young woman whose bones are SO
brittle that they break at the slightest
jar. She has been under treatment for
sixteen years. having been afflicted ever
since her birth. ! Over 10 fractures
have occurred in her life, and her ribs,
lges and arms have been affected. She
weighs about forty-fve pounds. Merely
stepping from the sofa to the floor or
stumbling on the carpet Is sufficient
to cause the breaking of bone.
These fractures heal slowly. Her
doctor has had splints bound about her
leg for two years at time. The doctors
think that her bones consist principally
Of hollow shells. The broken bones
have knit together in uncouth shapes
and she is badly deformed. Her muscles
are well developed, with the exception
Of those which have been atrcphied
through disuse. Dr. Blanchard has
made casts of her limbs, and intends to
preserve them in some medical institu-
tinr