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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08
MORE FILTHINESs
DEALT Out to an Immense Crowd in a
London Court.
THE PAIL MALL ABDUCTION CASE
On Trial in Bow Street, Wrath of the
Spaniards Somewhat AIayed
By Bismarck
GENERAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES.

LONDON, september i.-IT. Stead eu!tor
OF the Pail Mall Gazette, Mrs. Jarret, Bran
well Booth, Mrs Coombe Mr. Jacques and
Nine. Maury, the defendant in the so.caIled
abduction case, appeared in the Bow Street
Police Court to-day in answer 10 charges
against them. Mr.. Stead conducted his own
case while counsel represented the others.
The excitement in the court room and in
the vicinity has seldom f ever been equalled.
The police we're powerless to control the
mob who had assembled to hear the pro-
ceedings. Members Of the Salvation Army
were arriving all morning N cabs and were
pulled and iolted BY the crowd on their
way into the court room. In tee court
there was compact mas OF people. a
number OF representatives were present, also
many members Of the Salvation Army and
quite sprinkling Of brothel keepers. Mrs.
Jarrett sat in the prisoners dock, and Mr..
Stead and Mr.. Bramwe.l both had seats in
front Of the dock. Mr.. Poland, solicitor
for the Treasury opened the Gaze for the
coug, with long speech in which /" gave
description Of how the girl was obtained
from her mother, the outragcs TO which she
had been subjected after she was installed in
Madame Maury's establishment and The i'll
treatment she had received from the time
she left hcr mother until she was recoycre!
and taken hCme Mrs. Jarrett daring Mr..
polands statement, sat With calm de-.
lueanor. her eve, and h. head holding
closely res m1im- Charles Dirkcu, IS Al
f:sass' in the Old Curiosity shop Nr
stead appeared unconcemcd smiling ocs..
onally, and at times deayiug Po!auIs
l!le atiols ! the cpucrIsiOn Jt h. al
,rcss 20 he Cour' Mr. PrlHud deGan Ioi
lie commirlal p. all h, defendants for IA
Tie child. Eliza Armstrong was placed 'n
ne w;tress sand aud identified Mrs. Jar-
1T as the wom1u Who had secured j + trJ 4
Ter mother on h. plea Of ur"1io- he" as.
-istance t. De- hous"worI The girl then
ave in deaf. a. The circumstances con.
iec,ed with her abduction.
Eliza Armstrong further testified thai 81
ne medical examination Immediately after
she was abducted from home, the physician
;ssted her innocence despite her screams,
ard thai ai,erward she was despatched to
Trance to prevent the police from getting
rcssession Of her. She wrote several let.
ers home but the members OF the saliva
lion Army who had charge OF her, suppress
ID hem. Ttis ended the gi7ls testimony
J -, ,..lt tD,,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-08

HAIRY Lacys superb comedy company
npHsass IA. the Opera House tonight in
So,aa.- I,i,:y. a-d will doubtless draw a
c,osGed house 1t is usele5s 10 praise Mr..
LACY aud lis COMPANY SIS they aye 50 vel.
ab.: ..yg:aaiy hrown 10 Wheeling theatre
.ccrs VII vii 'eritr than zraEi ovation.
fCmc.ros =: .4s P,,.'.-'s ".!s "" ..
yr.,cy .si.
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"HorE for a season bids the world ta-r
veil. when g man 6r!5 E;nssl. il III re-
'eC'.ess grasp OF naVrslgia. bI: be smiles
aud takes hssrt ard courage when bis VIE
Jrirgs q bottle Of Salvation OIL ,as greate'i
cure on earth for p,;H,
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The Cup.

The cup to- which the Gsns''i "at P'':'
,s.' are now coutss'iry ia hell in his COM
try by virtue Of the sailing Of the yac":
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-03
The WIDOWS THIRDS.
rrpMs or srBsCRIPTION:
Pittsburgh Dispatch.]

A curious case came up in Massachu-
setts recently, which shows the inJus'
tice of the widows ''thirds" under the
law. A man and his wife had lived to-
gether for twenty-five years or more.
Side by side they fought the battle of
life, and by care, economy and thrift
acquired a considerable estate. The
husband died without making will to
secure their joint property to his wife,
and having no children, the relatives of
the husband stepped in, prepared to
gobble the larger part of the estate and
leave the widow the little the law al
lowed of what she had given the best
wears and best work of her life to help
to accumulate.
In the course OF the proceedings some
flaw or irregularity in the marriage ap-
peared to have been found, and the
heirs then supposed they had sure
thing on the whole estate, and took
measures to divest the widow OF any
part or parcel of her own property, and
thus throw her in her old age pauper
on the parish while they revelled in
the earnings of her best days.
Without resisting the informality OF
the marriage, the widow brought suit
for wages as housekeeper during the
term of her married life, and at the
average rate recovered largely more
than she would have received as a regu-
lar widow. And what was more, she
received the money absolutely instead
of the use of it for life. The decision
has shown Massachusetts, women that
the money value of housekeeper in
that State is more than that of wife;
and that the wages of wife earned by
hard work and drudgery, to say moth
ing of the dangers of maternity and the
care of children, are estimated by the
law at less than those Of an ordinary
woman of all work in the capacity of
servant. In other words, the courts of
Massachusetts, have decided, as to
dover laws, that an irregular marriage
is better in the long run for woman
than regular one, and that an irregu-
lar widow, as housekeeper, will re-
ceive larger share Of the family estate
than regular widow, who has done
her whole duty as housekeeper, wife
and mother combined.
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ID. III. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G. II. II. R.
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
or on business relating thereto, should be ad.
dressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
at the c. p r. R. office where they will receive
prompt attention
Those occupying lands belonging to the COM
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
no1o ID. II. HASKELL.
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$500 REWARD!

The above reward will be paid 10 the arrest
and cony iction OF any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing, killing, or running off, alter.
ing brands or marks OF any live stock, belong
ing to any member Of the Nevada Live Stock
Association. Ee4
E. w. CRUTCHER, President.
i. ID. SwEETsER, Secretary.
Winnemueca, April 10, 1884. II
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$50 REWARD.

Strayed or stolen from
- the range of the under
ha@SNA> signed, in Paradise Valley,
about October 2Sth, a
brown STALLION, six
1A = years old, weight about
1850 pounds no brands. We will pay $50 for
he recovery of the horse
HARVEY BROTHERS.
Paradise, Nov. II, 1884 If
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In cases Of dyspepsia, debility, rheumatism,
fever and ague, liver complaint, inactivity of
the kidneys and bladder constipation, and
other organic maladies, Hostetters Stomach
Bitters is tried remedy, to which the medical
brotherhood have lent their professional sane
tion, and which, as a tonic, Alternative and
household specific for disorders Of the stomach,
liver and bowels, his an unbounded popularity.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom
apply for Hostetter's Almanac for 1865
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-01-03
CKAS. CHENOWETH,

[ ,0untV school superintendent, In.
:, surance Agent, Commission Agent and
Notary Public
Omce...Book store, near Corner OF Bridge and
Third Streets.
'NCNduus
Acknowledgements, Affidayits and Dispositions
taken, and all Legal Instruments of Transfer
drawn with Care. M lS.tf
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1. ~, - G 'eoso,., qua + ., On cccs.
'h't- ntee4, nia ofc, r. lamp
.tf ~ saver hslk.n ring
stN pf es-f.yd; K.nfm N 4
kst 81 g ~ sci I six gree a.
~ - q - siv-T ,easp, a one
tngif katie. rie snNar s!tau, wtih
eH tl2vc; S Jscoos Barb ito
x c 5 nh stivei T.. >srvic', ak pieces,
~ .; Ja.u 1nNn. ~. l. n's,
,fv.f Ike sEapd; J b rnsy-in, Chi-
sf iear car " u-iv-t; J d Rics-
tfsi> y, paptif Il, ,st vi s'lvo io,ks,
insn gestes; y Ge,sr, } ilerson.
-isVer "a ss; ) b. Or haro, Mats all.
y.- ate ecSe-: Juda. Il, M Ca .,
Qa' ~, three v.idm $ Oliver Wee
del II iutv>' v tx; K. Z Damsorli,
NfNleR uaasafss; d. Skee,
pa i-ds - lae-n tuiet Case;
aiss SutiD sulphnr Springs. bsad-
o ,i,eQn Nrs. 9, II. Il roer
X ore, saryio> i nui. H. ctoi
"a ts,tFi Neiuprt u, Dhch.ss igct
.neNeter,1Wf " s. bsnnis b ctoo,
ulr 4, Snfoss, icls 90 point lsee; j..
a- i.Sis~Hn, ulauond ring; j. "
haNh "a. ws,cN ch.ir; O "a. Kern,
II W sfi. solfl p''n; Dsvid apd Evn
flf' 81, ! ilreror, one act of Vases;
Nlr7 "fir iVn.pl iou. '''ver apoon-
pp't g. NJ. Vehplsop, Fort Worth /,
Sjlud., ccss.
a noie comprte and ENJOYABLE
erdaRS coGld OF nave been had.
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fh.l7un Directors.

Ye,ssrnsg a $3.50 .. III. tners WAS 3
meetiag OF lns new pu,clasers tn,
Tex T'nyk r,plrosd 10 orsacizt.
The 'eiioNins oiii.s.s ana directors
were eiaci ":
" Presleast i,ligs J L. Henry.
\ Vica pr-aideo', } Il. Senueicer.
1seaap,er W. g Mo@-y, OF Now
YORK.
See, 9 ari, ~ liam Gleason.
Diteugnfa: j. l.. Henry, j. Il
Sen sictt NON Ross, o, New Y,k;
WV. y ~ L = PnIlhd, Pima; Alsx
anuer y sasrc, 4 Il. Mafssls. w. u.
Now.
1iyiae.
Tho n.sqlng aii9pcnsa until H.,
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CiSctSNATf, NV 49, The court n,
comaiouplaas ha- issued sn order ths.
II. j. JHwest and 4. sociatpa urn oy !,
totne JtisioAiowhcrs the $2l ,tOo,Ol u
Cine.epe'i, Heialilon Il Dayton sl,,. 4
for which h bad Illegally, IS pnv.
ously hteiued, issned certiica a..
gu ,tanfoSing6 per csnt. per aouum
IRIS Is ths iast nek bg wnich /. ~.
etrteh ms iudepaudouceo OF the ClucIa-
ns9, Hamil 0p 4 Dayton rall,oad.
Nhich fo.u - uow uHcer the ,x,lu'
\ siva msnpgemcht o. is own oirtctor.
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tsA'es shcala ease. W bsr
~ p = afiN Fgt'f "a on inSt = sp
q" so ceiicsf. "a acs ~ tna
sf-N cn, m 10 WI Sc nfs, insp.
i'' uii lHg if-c; sma not ssp>7n Isl
o. ,fv tbn kfa. ma IA VeT,
Hiie 4 &c . trees End diicpiettrcn,
apperr nu th, f,cs vi 'u conciu,ies,e
tvsw tae .lais ,nn. ma ia thai coui
D. 'ion l c-N us s.-lV sa'd tcst
ir ~ Ihhn iwn-ihsaS ~ ths fttr
pnwc ~ corfhin tees' rjsri.st i.-
ga Hnis. = ~ Ills m a'cr,ea ea4s
p'"s. "a i'3sdt 3, sp nl sh.l ry
irel iroo Al oe'f,+r 1u, ma'c., 'a
i pin psi inkftd to IS ur sr vs
Nls v 90 gil cf>et~rs o., thG - U
! n-sstu q ne ttst az Yeats. $40 by
I'd q ~ q,
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Debt orthe Pacific hallway.

Tho fepett of General Joseph Il
Johns IN, comlnission,r II railroads
has been IA The hands of Secretary +,
mor for seme days General john
eton, itistuid, fsvcrs scheme to ~.
1nrd thsdept sf tue Pacific railways
uppn thr. ersi plan ,f either I,,
{ doar Dill or ,na bill reported a,
she last Congress nom tho sona,o
Judiciary ooru,nittee.
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rRoa w,sxsuono.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS roptia,s-Li.t of
Prrssnists tba Happy Coaplc.
81 WlSNsEono, New. 49, Corr, spore-
enc l~At Che qiios and huspitabl.
hopi, " Mr. III 'vias Tenn pleion, nesr
Wnih' pPro,ni e.9) o'clock, Novcmb,r
~, ~. J. NJ. IDnkford and Miss NJ ar,
Tenlpiaion were united IN mmrlsg
b, II VI. u. Higgins. u Texarkana.
Toe at'cqdsuts wtre Mr.. &. N. Flons.
1cs, y QWtrap, with Miss Fannie
Dsktpf: Jdiss HORACE Cate. of oult-
<uAu, With NJ FANNIE Ter ,,Irtnp' a..
etr VI sh3 brdt. Mr. Laukistd r. now
4yinr nankfi nd comm scial hnsl
fss NJ Wis!ssbvro. For uianv years
~ xts well kaoHn Ton thu roa,. =.
~ rep o~ontn.tve ~ u a q. Rim .
NC " srNe. Dc of KAnfTms ID e IA. -
9 ~ ntoo! Tho bfiio N ~ ~.
y fI|1oe0 eisttP " tins pfesonf ~
D q lencfNj % Tex -, John b. Tam
qopE ~ MEATS froul 4 -
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wANIep


ANi ~ -, 81 St IL -,
'av WI a., 90 q wasea siseu
Anplya SOB yatssrtss nos, I
~ y VS. hAiP UNNfNT Ey
~ IN 80 % 20 On II Il 4 *
ia alton aat 40 ~. s., He
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II. AltD--i- YOU Il VI SfC-l,l-
" rtn uruitWe hpnk. ar G % 4, ID
e. yn,n q W LouDo z q ut
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W ". Or, the popular buggy
ire'- uas and is sui rsoeiviug the
itr.vst Shipment oI carriages and bu =.
g'e. ever heOla recNved by shy
afs a. 10 b. : ata, aud from lite nln-
rrpniu-' 'aulo-ios of the u tod
Ntes. ttlland sac them and be con-
>l"vHa o. ri- law prices
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DR.. Scott't Cocoa, beef, Iron and
Phusphmu ono OF tho btet icnioa Tor
loss OF alpetite aud debility. Try is.
For safe " uicsox q Hesrne, paiiuf-
son, Clover x CO., Joh House aud
Howell Rfne.
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Al Fits stopped friui Or. Kllne's
* te' nerve rea,nrsr. No IT. aiter Ass
dA = use. MaivalouA cures. TteAJisa
aod 81 trigi bottle iree 20 "a ol.o..
Seid % ~. Kline, 93l Arcnsts root, Phi
alvipnia, PspnaYlvsnia.
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HEPAvozOms.
DIR. TOXINS GREAT LIvEs mrDl-
CINE.
Cnres Diseases of the Liver In All =
yarioOs fcsms. >ach AS
Dyspepsia, Heaaarh.. Neuralgia, water
hrs.h, Con.tirst a aay IT.
resulsyp,A OF III b"V els.

This lsa coDbiuatlou o. ssl.ue aud
vege' able material, and cintsip~
me, curry or any drastic vsgsi 4ui- 81
thsrtic, snch as manofaSe ami SO
and is far snpeeior Ia its &C 'os, so
never 6abiiitates or nrodW Is any Q
pleasant effects. IL Will act ID 3,
ongh,y ON the liver in .ron twO 20 inu.
hours time, and does har ~ 4
nausea or gripil pains % ,rn mtt'
DIR. W. y. rohin hSv rs suil, d
years with i've. c,>ehse. eru = it.i ftt
ny everv known tcmeNy rl o.. -
Cess, has sucreedt d 80 p.ript,,p /. .
rem~dy--Nhd 10y rs use ritpa sou
ipl his health new Of - 3 10 To-
pnhlic ioT tile cure o. Al rsl h-.,
and sei, H. ullorr a sua4te, 60 ~
after taxing three or ;out dos So tae
mediclne aud Satisfaction ~ lul els'
you en- hhy. pOnr mCorN ~ littl, tfl
returni,g ,us antne - Nrsl}
We aplrnf tow "a ,olic ts'l -
nopials ni ,ls value ron pc .o4ss 81
known ~ leNns:
From. Ios J 4. NcPtris Il, - g
us To rhlrfI--E,.,, i ~ .triT:
49, - ~ - - ''' ~
"sNrl'NAE - az 0Hi
tieph'Vz hnN "' s''h'' 49, u,''
~ " we De, i1u'' tues o i1'' Ees'
lpn sac hVsfcoun ~
~. h' acTAHbNNn
V',ih E1"n' y hHff' J'd@a ol tut
hi"N...HS &;
rs't ~ ~ ~, ai.'.'n T. isoi'- Mossrs. d .
r,,r - ada
~. ~ 80. 80 y ~. "a ~,
80, ,i',,,,'i'., r.
or NJ r s'.,i.,y,. = ~ ina ,na hs.s nn,,
r.,,,ed .n a.1ora np ~ ,r g.rs,,.,1,c
40. u ~ NJ, ,,ss,,,s ra,'. n
'It, - ~" ~ w u'''' q
~ W w - SPf'Hi Noi et'p'., Hbp ~
nI,i'>ha aLu y be.iAtiS 0'~i zoe
20 nose OF q ue"sssff ntnltH M % :
VlIcFo @'9tt VFi!l VII iTtVN ~ " 'H
nue,t' Snnle. ~ pgAt7S'uii n.Nf
snpulp - Wlth'ut w Hh2aiis y wv
~ -. VN
~ np"' ~" TsE.tAn'
''e r"i'"', sp" ~ Nti''"
euaeu "'ti I,,phlA 2"
'hce VI Ies'' fssSpec' u.
r.,,, - , :,
,t So rY ~ W.
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Uaierrh curcd, heath and swos
breath secured by Shilob'a Caterrb
kcmedy. Price 50 ceAts. Nasal In
lse,or free. Sold by j. Il. Williams d
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'WNtfNs tthf W HttOn
AVE- DndiG rrge silk depart.
u.t 80 mack AID cDlrfed s,iks. ~
i thames, icivo iups, knai2mibr,
w Gus and u'pet qualNpe, al Asa,
ra.nu sse toe \ Ira ind piirr theni
4 BAuNAN,
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Group, wnoop1ng oougn and brOn-
rh',is immedis'tiy relieved by Shi-
oh's Cure. Sold by J. L. Williams a
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Shiioh's "a arfh Remedy, q positive
y q for <tsrih, d phthefia and csnk.
=. mouth. Bold by J. 1. Williams 4
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Relis. Of a Dead Indastrx.

:. Compa,ed MIN RsnsoD's Capcius
Porous Pastors rll DIVERS are cfrds
and unsatisfactory. PRICE Is cent4..
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slrsnith Plus aAd' arAoia ~
DN crilieu ttle 81 ~. ,tr. 4.
\, y :. ;res'f slu sud- ~ ! /.
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Bu5 the ew Home rssior 49,
si25uiig \ \ tsR - q -
W. the s'ssi'rinm b the pear of all The
Organs An unpalnIie'e. c5inbln ,,son or
Ne ~ .nfie eli sru EN- .scs Ths prize
OF the home cisvir. he ruu ~ y h al and
The ledge r0m Wgf IN int ali Teas
~ yur boz ~ on AZ nos be <spps nie '.
h rr..e. %. can b. = - ~ ''owss u,
a.. e "a AL (. on,n- cad y, cs;@IoSus:
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Dr, (. re- tseil an. sur
e'e 49, ca p.s.a. 40 Al N
' ,I.es 'i'oce' ~ is''lilco tsls
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IA "a UH nm
A fs litr' tNi tt,0 ,,itf
"a la.. l.k.a 81
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Fycaap Glor 25atG Wetpis parpecs
sge. y w. Win " d CO,
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Any PCrbon Csn Play ihn riaua ottirenu
WihouJ Nc4rhag

llynn do not balinte u. iivlt 81 IN So.
prs lmstnnlnneru Cullo ,o too pano
a'd ligsn, a Il 10 Cos, ineei fuu =
uuire no pmvirus Ky " odso cf Mus g
" n'ever, u viii teach On h.lfe Nose
W the my ihan va q ~ 10 &. ~ N q
nor dWnprolni y ". tNvry y $50 Should
huNeone A amp cop, seat ise 4, n
GEMS in Nampo. HE ,NNt & 90, rub.
lshcn.s Bro dwny. New Y1rt.
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H0sItft, ralt 4, sua.. 81 fas.
i-nlax so9us Bssa B.s t5s y .n
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JrNis Ni y siu pl1t f-s UsNd.
t'wv', NflkpNa ais {, Nn ph iini.S $50
IN 2 - fr@t ~ msg lgice ~. G,ooa
hfo-., 80 Ne ,traa
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A Positive Written Guarantee
MahRiAGE: [;IjlDE

.sdO ,'aEeb. Finn Piasea. 7
E'2gart cloth and gilt hinding. Sealed for zoe
~ money or postage starps. Over fifty wonder.
uipen piStu-as, lowing VINO may marry, who
not, why. Proper a@cto marry. Who marry first
Manhood. Wouanhood Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness IN ay be
Increased Those married or about 1 nary
should read It. Of interest and value 10 evcry
tnn'ung man and woman. Popular !. ion
pnfer cover, aSc Address DIR. WHITTIER.
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VIZ Yot ,ufei rilN ID s..h.i. p Al
" rann..HN = >nspls. ", ma
sf.riv are ,nu, sU.tDv
NlliamA 4 Cl
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tVAN ED. FEW VOTE CO.
W en- u the Royal ST. ior, ~-wiu
pr re- LHAEL s >, ~
p'N ~. nOvS
MED TIE TING $40 u
v.u ~ ano1 owes eXrhaueed,
~ p 9 LounoN, 10 EaA
.e -, an. II ".
~ Nt u Xxi DS OFFS o h.
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-29
An Electrical Phenomenon,

Prof. Tyn all, in a recent lecture
on electricity, produced the clothes of
a man who was taking refuge under a
tree when it was struck by lightning.
1t was foolish thing, he observed, to
go under a tree during an electric
storm, unless person stood some
distance from the trunk. In this par
ticular case, however, the mans clothes
were very wet, and, though they were
very much torn, they formed sut1i-
GENTLY good conductor for the light
ming, and he escaped with his life.
Had his raiment been dry he would
inevitably been killed. Producing the
mans boots, the lecturer pointed out
that the uppers were torn to pieces by
the electric fluid in it's anxiety to
reach the earth, but the sole, into the
construction of which iron largely
entered in the shape of hobnails, form
ed good conductor and was not hurt
-CleUekand Herald
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-29
Impure Ouinine.

The action taken by the sanitary au-
thorities in reg ard to the adulteration
of drugs and other ingredients used by
pharmacists in the compromising Of
medicines is meeting with very gen
eral and hearty approval among the
members of that semi-professional
branch of business. Honest, square,
dealing druggists have watched with
intense interest the developments of
the past few weeks, and have become
thoroughly aroused to the necessity of
establishing such regulations as will
secure to the public purity in drugs
and medicines. and to the doctor the
satisfaction of knowing that his pre-
scriptions are prepared precisely as or
dered by him.
The adulteration of drugs or the use
of inferior articles is universally adj
mitted to be injurious alike to the ply
sician and the patient. The former
fails to realize the effect desired by the
use of his prescription, and the latter
continues to suffer because by the
adulteration the strength of the medi-
cine is reduced and the doses taken
are insufficient to give the intended re-
lief. The physician is puzzled. he
knows there is something wrong, but
can not account for it. and thus often.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-04-29
FROM WASHINGTON;

The president shook hands with $50 preach
ers at one standing the other day.
Delegate Toole of Montana says Samuel
Hauser Helena banker, will probably be
the next territorial governor.
Secretary Whitney has received telegram
from Admiral Jouett: ssThe situation is un-
changed. Everything is quiet on the isthmus.
Beardslee reports no fighting around Car
tagena for a fortnight
Anthony NJ. Kelly of Virginia, recently NOM
mated and commissioned United States minis
ter to Italy, will decline the position, not wish
ing to embarrass the administration by reason
of objections that mightbe urged against him
by the Italian government. Mr.. Walker j.
Feam of Louisiana has qualified at the state
department as minister resident and consul
general to Roman1a, Serv1a and Greece. George
ID; Williams who was appointed United States
minister to Haytl March ), last, will be super
coded as soon as his successor can be deter
mined upon. The president has appointed
Christian NJ SeiDert of New York to be secre-
tar,y of the legation of the United States at
Chill; he also appointed the following post
masters: Francis NJ, Householder, Mobiles
vile, Ind. Nelson Bruett, Jefferson, Wis :;
George N. Houston, at Harrionvlle, Mo, Or
lando w. Powers to be associate Justice OF the
supreme court of the Territory of Utah