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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
GEN BAnrLErr & osri;EIcHRE, Pho


]. II. franklin, Sacramento; 8. c..
Fedmyer, Colusa; p. Joyce, LamSille;
Liant. Hart, I. T. Harris, Huntington;
p. A. Cusick, J. J. Hayden. Jasper;
Vim. Hrzelfine, Hnlleck.
We. Wight. EurekI; Will Pierce, Tus-.
carOra.
Fred Rankin, John Thorp, Lnmoille;;
Martin Bass. Carlin; Antoine Ducher,
Wiunemucca; Sels Ouderkirk, Mound,
H. Il. Hail, BeUwawc; r. s, Porch,
Huntington; Thomas Harris: pleasant;
f. Is. WITHDRAWN, Krniucky..r
A Il Horton, White Rock; VIC Owens
W"innemuccn; Tom Farmer. Car.in; Vim
Haseltine, Joe White, Halleek; J w
Lewis, Mineral Hill; Ed Odell, Jno T
VI Derm,tt, A y Garden, Lamaille; J
D Alb /, d 4 Alger, Fl HnlIeck; J II
SLnsuinet. ] J Heltou, Mound Valley;
Z l. Bannermau. San Francisco; Jas.
Trainor. Valentine wnllhers. Hunting.
ton Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

The New York Post says Of the
stories in circulation about the dis ..
greement between tue President and
Secretary Baynrd: Now We assert. aud
We speak Of what We certainly know.
tina, the il not ev II the shadow Of Ioun.
datiun or warrant Tor my such statement
any p~retensc I Q the CONTRARY. Is inc
boidest untruth. cd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Truckee seems 10 I've MI nm ortunate
Hi'IIge. Hs II has been visited by another
II e. "ccasioning considerable los Of
prop rty. The 6re broke ont ,sn Fri
day morning nt | az anys the Reno Ga.
zet'e. and was evidently the work of in;
cendiafles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
nuMnoLpr Hor@r-pOx LiSo. PRo-
PEIK7uR.

HUMBOLDT Hocsr-Jox LlHo, Pao-
= EIK7UR.
Ed. Todd and wife, Tusearora; Peter
GiAmoile. Naples, Italy
Anderson Byen, Reese River. J. L.
Martin aud family, Soutk Pork.
J. Z. Byrne, Brzasau; J G. Cay,
Mel 8; John Landee, Pins Valley; VIM.
backward. Bullion; Jas Furguson, Tus-
chrora; John Mckee. Mary's River;
Tom Henry. Mound Valley; Drs. Clark.
Fuller, GndYeaeh. Vigor Of Life Com
pany.
Frank Dakin, G d Gilman. Stephen
D'kin, L ID akin. q II Hill ID Nedder
G Thorpe. Gus Moss, X Eolmerhaus.
Llmoiile; Chas. Kanuvky, Bullion;
II Kinnard, Geo. Thomas, San Fran;
Hiss Mcdonald, N Glasier, Psko; JOS.
White. HnIle,k: WIN. Hupp. Huntington
rhos Farmer. CSrin; q D Aadalena,
Jasper; w b Brown, Reno; Johu Faul-
haber, JOS. Hmm r. Germany; Max
Arnhold, Mound Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
Amendments.

The President has appointed William
W. ROckhili Of Mare Island TO be Secis,
tary Of Legation OF the United States 10
Chiua, and Charles DENLY. Jr.. Of In
diana. 10 be Second Secretary Of Lega,
ton OF the United States 10 China.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Catarrh cured, sweet breath and health
secured by ShilUb's Catarh Remedies
Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
or sale by =. r Muller.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

The Thermometer registered " in the
shade yesterday afternoon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
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D.ror Hern-cl... . o.u... no

DKror HorrL-cLAnx 4 oHEss. Pso-
H. Martin, Ban Francisco; JessS Ho1.
Joseph Mcclay. COLUMBIA
John Crosson. Star Valley; J. Black
burn. Spring City; N. Tudor Johns,
Sydney Johns. London. England; y. ,.
wissman, Sou'h Fork,
s. ~. Stree.er. A. d. streeter. Lam
ollie, H. ]. Btbcock. J.. T. Qu'nlnn,
San Francisco; J. b. Moore. Ruby; 8.
L. Rogers, Peasant. T. s. Porch, Hun
dngton; d. I. Henry, Mound.
Ed CarvilIe & wife. Miss Porcher,
VIM. Mitchell & Wife. Huntington; A.
4. Reed, E. l.. Hcpson. Il. NJ. Reed 4
Amily, willow Creek; G w Phelp
weila Ids; A @ Cheney. Mrs. Conlsy.
Eureka; J n Barrett, VIM. Troxler,
rusearon; A d Strpeier, Soath Fork:
" q Smith. Mineral Hal: A S Lang
-y, Pl!isade; ID l. Agnew, Osino;
Gus Portion, Bull Run; Mart Smith,
th Appel, Tuscarora; A Dwight,
Sam Malone. Sulmon River; ] III Sui
Ivan. Mark Levi, Geo u Walker. J p
Dunlap, Philip A Roach, John Hayes,
& Il StoddirL San Francisco; S Spen-
Ger. S Iutn Pork; G A Nichols, Halleck
S Z Jarrett, SOcrnmento; A Larrabee,
ID w"slvim, ThoS Poster " H Cor
don. clriin; Eo;a Walsh Comedy Co.
persons; J + BrenDon Star Valley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

BOOK DEER on DRAuGHr AT
THE GEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

THs mob Of 2 goo French Canadians
that held possession OF Montreal sariy yss
Gerday morning and the damage that was
done make it lock rather gloomy for . coz
~tinuAtion Of EngEsh rule in the Dominion.
The shouts Of "DoRn With the hated Eos-
Eshmen" have a peculiar significance st
this time. The ravages Of the smallpox
and the efforts Of the health officers to fo;cs
the people to be ~vsccinated, have driveut the
people, already maddsned by the conviction
o bel and BY various other doings OF the
EngEshmen, into frenzy and desperation.
II seems nov that the only way for the
health authorities to carry out measuresfor
staying the deadly disease is for them to be
hacked by an English army. That will
madden the Canadians more than ever, and
they will cherish down deep in their hearts
= hatred towards the English government
that can never be satisfied with anything
less than entire separation from England.
Some of the leading Canadian papers are
becoming bold in yOicing the revolutionary
sentiment, and it viii unless something very
unexpected happens continue to grow and
and materialize.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Hartford Globe
rays that the death Ofths great Jumbo was
not an accident bat g well laid plan for end
ing the life Of the huge beast 1t is stated
that last winter Jumbo contracted . pull
monAry disease which has since been eat
ing away his Vi,Als and causing him to die
by inches. To avoid shooting him and to
keep the public from knowing he was "dy-
ing on his feet" it was determined to end
his life by . grand tragedy, sOhe was placed
in the way ola locomotive.
The correspondent Of the Globe says he
got "a hint Of the untold story of poor
Junbo's death from 3 certain man en-
ploysd at the winter quarters, and then i'm
bling Bass ale" The story seems very sen
satioDal and sounds q good deal ike it was
tinctured with bass ale"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

G. W. PESRosE, q prominent ~polygsmous
saint Of Utah has been over to London to
ediiy his brethren in that city. He gave
he Pail Mall Gazette some very choice
items about the future Of polygsmists in
America. According to his version of the
situation the people Of the United States
viii have very little to say in the matter.
BE says:
Notwithstanding sIl their endsavors not
withstanding sl their tricks and subterfu-
Res, Notwithstanding their p~enitentsries
and their fines, our enemies will see rs nd
ing triumphant over their necks. Whatever
steps the Government of the United States
may take, our religion will, 1 am convinced,
90 on increasing in strength and numbers
until America, the land flowing with milk
and honey is completely gained over to
cur principles"
But Bro. PENRoSE may wake up some
morning and find himself somewhat mis-
taken,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

Tbs threat Of FERDINAND WARD, the New
York thief, to disclose startling things about
some Of bis fellow thieves who have left him
in the lurch, may prove to be very interest
ing history. Somebody viii likely feel uu-
easy, too. Some of WARD's friends have
been "eonfessing" on him, and now he will
Hconfess" on them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

EVERYTHING now seems qniet at Martins
Ferry, and it is to be hoped that the flames
of riot are not smouldsring to burst forth
with greater fury in the future, but have
died out altogether and that hereafter while
the workingmen may stand up firmly in
maintaining their rights, they viii avoid
the folly Of seeking to accomplish their
purpose By riot and bloojshed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

IT Is somewhat remarkable to see the uni
formity of wages in different sections Of the
country in al the trades in which there
is 3 well organized system. The investiga-
tons Of the National Bureau Of Labor show,
for example, that the wages and hours of
work in the building trade are the same in
Utica, Rochester and Albany in New York;
Baltimore Maryland; Norfolk and Rich
mond in Virginia, and Raleigh, North Ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

FoRAKER Processes to be very anxious
Just now h converse publicly with Dr.. LEON
ARD or Gov. HoADLY. FORAKER is getting
desperate and is willing Il rush hesdlong
into anything, svsn if the chances are over
whslmiBgly against him. He has long
since sadly experienced the fact that HoND-
IL Is 9 bigger man than Jumbo to fool
with. The Fates have decreed against
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
DIED..

HR1 AgAN-01T Tuesday morning, september q,
at1:40 Z m, 6AK11, san Of Myer and Annie =.
HsymaH, Ased5 years 5 months esd - days
Funeul<m take place thk Wednesday, alter
noon At ~. m, from the sddenee Of his parents,
No. II Alleys Intsrmsaf at Greenwood cemetery.
Frlsnds Of the fAmllyas respectfully invited to at,
tend.
PEARIIL On Tuesiay, eeptenber q, at II
O'Clock noon MATTHEW PEARILL, aged "a years.
Funeral win take place this wednesday, after
noon at 4 O'Clock p. m from his late residence, No.
Is Eleventh. street Iaterment at Peninsula come
ts1y. Friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

The extract from the Sunday NsWsLst-
ter published in Mondays REGIsrER indi-
Gates no endorsement whatever on the part
of the REGISTER. Il was simply to give the
general public information Is to the senti-
meats from q quarter that is supposed to
reject the feeling among working men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

THIS is the last day that marriage can be
celebrated ir Pennsylvania without ali
oense and without answering a list of quss-
tieEsLthat viii render marriage in
Pennsylvania heneeforward Questionable.
P~ennsylvania Justices of the Peace will
doubtless do . big business to-day. Lovers
had better hurry up. To-day may be the
last chance, especially If the old man is IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

TaE earnest enresties Of friends are in
eHsctual in persusding Mr.. FLOwER to &C
cspt the nomination for the Lieutenant
Goyernorship OfNsv York. Hei 5 sFLowER
tAst doesn't bloom IN the fan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
WEDAEsDAY, sNPTEnBER so. 1855.

THE Democratic ehief,ains Of Psnnsyl
vAaia met in Pittsburg yesterday to have 8
Rod aid fashioned love feast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
Is New York Democrats With 90.

/. Is New York Democrats with good
grace witness the return Of the muWvumps
- their FIRST love. The World says:
1t is evident from this that the alliance
Eeths Mugvumps with the Democrats was
'Qoaolly and purely accidental. Ii was not
gls result Of congenialty Of tastes, Of syn.
tsthy in principles, Of any natural affinity
! attraction, but simply Of the action Of
. e Republican convention in nominating
hines g. Blaine as the party candidate for
sAde Presidency. If the Republican nomi-
nee had been amy other person than Ne.
Blaine the Mugwumps would have remained
in their own ranks and have assailsd Mr..
Cleveland Just IS unsparingly as they as
sailed Gen. Mcclellan, Horatio Seymour
and Samuel j. Tlden when they, in their
turn, were The Presidential candidates Of
the Demdsatic party.
IndeameSxould not be hazardous to ven
tire the e1.icton that the Times win With
IN the n4 --relEe months be found attack
md ~ Cleveland IS violently ss it
hos ne wokseuu who Whatever oAjse-
Dru--1SSCeEh&-nsrtainly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

No application IS yet been made tor
DoRMAx b RAToS's place on the Civil Ser
vice Commission. Even the most sanguine
and scientific Mugwump Is afraid he cannot
nass The examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

II Is said the IriGh National Lsagus Of
America viii try to raise S225, 900 as g par
Eamentary fund for PARSELL. HPGRNsLL
does not get there il viii not be the fAult Of
bis American friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

wArcH out for BaRNUN's greatest show
on earth" A big day for the small boys
positively the last appearance" till the
next time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

BkIck PONEsOY is expected to deliver an
address at the 6reenbEier Valley Industrial
Exposition at Anderson, w. Va, ossobsr
r9.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

TEE hopes Of the Virginia Republicans
are vil6Og away. Virginia climate never
agrees veil with Republicans but this year
Ia likely to prove especially disastrous.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

sen sEEW Use has bsen found for the bicy-
~ V has been recommended as q de-
Pve engine of war. Some think that
.aiDg more terrible could happen an
army Of cavalry or infantry than for q
squad Of well trained bicycists to be turned
loosen their ranks. The Universal Peace
Society win now have more trouble on
Anrda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
NY y1Rrur OF A DEED on rRusr MADE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TlUsT MAD!
I'D 70 the undentued trustee BY g y. Ulnch and
Belen A. Ulrteh, bic wife, dated the INT day q
September, A. u. 1881. md Of recrd 10 the ofhcsa
the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio ooonty,h
deed q trust book 10. Is, pages Io and isi, ~
undersigned uustee Win on
FRIDAY, the 10th day Of 0CfOBER, 1881,
ut the front door Of the Court Hsuss Of Ohio county
commencing st 10 odlsck q. -, ell % the highsa
snd bet bfodsr he following tescdbsd property,
ytn Commanding Ct the 0utkssH corner Of W.
No. Q In the tenth square OF The plat Of the city. q
Wheeling, on the vsyt ride q Chapiieg Nrest, -
tween Elssenth and Tvsifth stresfi; tbs1oP u fsf,
more or ies, 70 the northeast corner u The dseling
house on sid lot; thencs b. the DortA line Of nd
house west 70 the alley; thence south sloqgthe 81
10 The southwest corner Of nd It No. 6; tkS6os es5
With TIA soufh Inns Il atA 10 y ~ betnninS,
(bnt subject 70 o rssssvsfisn Tor sir asA ttghfh Q tsi
loot space along ths Urifst Prssbytsfsn ohuFch fsS
il i. s sssss y ,1 1st rfsseul11 d sA'sA '.'v'ii''
TiEMs-Ose-thbdo Of the purcAsss nossy, q -
much more - The Durehassf may. elect 70 ~, In
cash, and The restdne IN two squaf instaia 0hy Ny.
able In Gx and Twelve months Iron date 81 1isI
with Interest, Spd svSdspoed b. tbs parchsNh
noass with sa1tsfset1gy pen0pai security theeo11
TJfe to be retained until purehass mopsy y y.
pasd. Selling ~ tustss I Shall only CONVEX ~
hue - - vestsd IN M b. nd 500 tsus VIII
= believed 70 % coed. III. HuGU4,
sepM 1us>ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
I'D by Emmanuel whitmsysr and Marths j., hts
vile, 10 the undersigned trustee dated the 23rd day
Of January, 1873, and recorded In the Clerks No.
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wes, Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. ., folios iB and iot. !
will cell at public auction at the front door Of The
Court House OF said Ohio county,
On Wednesday, September 3Oth, 1883,
BEGINNING ct 10 o'clock .. m Of said day. too follow.
ing described real otate, that II 70 iaT: Twenty
feet 40 f.) front on Main street, In the sAid city d
wheeling, OF the north side Of lot numbered siIty.
nine dot no 69) I'm Eon sud Chapline's addition 70
rad city, and Of the uniform width Of twenty ict
the full depth Of said lot, viz, b~sgtnnins 81 u,
corntr east Of said Main strest and south Of Twenty.
south along the vssi or front line Of said lot twenty
feet; thence parallel with the line OF said Twenty.
third strst 70 the line Of the alley In the reard
sid lot; thence north along tha lice Of said tuef
20 the north Inc Il said lot; themes vest along the
south line OF raid Twenty third street 10 the plls
81 b. ginning, together vi b oil the improvements
b tretn ana the . gurtenancss belopging thereto
JEsrs or SALE One third or - much ncrsd
the purchase mon " - the purchaser may elect "
psy. In cash on the day Of sale. aud the residue II
two EQUAL annual installmsnts, with Interest iron
the day OF sale, the purchaser 70 give bis notes via
personal security 70 b approved BY the trustee, if
aid deferred installments snf interest, and the
title to the property 70 b rets'Led until the pur'
chase money shall b pait 10 full
B Selling - trustee. / viii convey such title y y
vested In me by aid dced Of trust, the utis, hos,
ever, II believed TO be perfect.
JANE3P. ROaERs, Trus.ss.
". II. HALLxl. AuctionseT. su77ns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

L Coon Co. ssIldry goods the chsapesi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
nrw ApvrRrsssmxnrs.

CreAMBoAT CABIN FOR SALE CHRAP-
- The Cabin Of the u amer saline. row lying at
-xhaif. suitab Q for ouIhomes ard shedA Ap-
ply 70 4 J. swEiHEi a 5ON sepSor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30

ANIEDLsTrUA rIuN Fur DINING LON
w or ehsmbsrvosk, by an experienced hand.
g. 4 o. reference. A10r eSs r, this once. sA2 7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-25

irritation in his throat, DR.. Douglas was
called in to examine the diseased part.
lie found the base Of the tongue to be
infamed, considerably swollen and
hardened, and inflammation at the roof
of the mouth, the soft palate, and the
tonsils. The symptoms were Of such a
character as, in the judgment of the
expert, to render fatal termination
probable. DR.. Douglas acquainted the
family Of the sufferer with his opinion,
Of hich the General was kept igno-
rant. Cancer Of the epithelium is con-
sidered to be an incurable disease.
On November 30th, General Grant dis
continued the habit Of smoking, which
it was thought was unfayorable to his
condition, but there is no proof that the
practice Of enjoying a cigar had caused
his illness.
From the time when DR.. Douglas
numbered General Grant among his pa
tents he gave his case the greatest at
tention, combining his efforts to the
throat, the other physicians engaged in
the case taking the best care Of the gen.
oral health Of the sufferer. During the
progress Of the case he found it necessa-
~ &c remove a number Of teeth. lie
relieved local pain by the application
Of hydro-chlorate Of cocaine, newly
discovered angsthetc. About the be-
ginning Of March DR.. Douglas said that
the Generals death would probably be
caused 10y physical exhaustion. and
would take place in about three months
with no possibility Of his surviving
longer than six. At the consultation
Of March 9Th the three medical gentle
men assisting DR.. Douglas unanimously
agreed in his diagnosis of the case. Ar
earlier consultation had been held, wher
tie excislon of some Of the diseased
parts had been discussed and considered
unadyisable.
During the remainder Of General
Grants residence in New York and il
his last days at Mount McGregor, Dr.
Douglas was almost constantly in at
tendence on him. He did all thai
could be done to avert the conse
Quences which his experience taught
him. probably from his first knowledge
Of the case, was inevitable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-25

DLANING-MlLL, BUILDERS MA
l. TEKrAL GLASS, BUILDERS, HARD
WARE, &c, FOR SALE AT AUCTION OR
PRIVATELY.--The undersigned trustee, IN
a deed from william L. Percival, offers Tor
sale privately, until
THURSDAY, July 80, 1855.
the complete outfit and equipment OF Percl-
walls shop, in the city OF Lynchburg, con
slsting OF q complete set Of WOODWORK
ING MACHINERY and all appliances
necessary In the manufacture OF BUILD
Frs MATERIALS. T0BACCO-BOXES.
and all sorts OF carpentering. Also. a large
lot OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, and other
BUILDERS HARDWARE, and SASH.
BLINDS, DOORS, &c. Also. a DRY-klLN
with BOILER, PIPING, and PUNT all
complete. =
Peisons desiring TO purchase can oh
tain particulars and terms by applying
upon the premises or TO the undersigned.
Offers for the PROPERTY as whole VIII
be received, and the attention Is asked OF
those desiring TO prosecute such business.
IL good security is given. the terms can DE
made satisfactory. II not sold privately be-
fore Thursday the 30th day OF July, 1855.
the whole PROPERTY will be on that
day offered at public auction upon the
premises. commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
TERMS Cash for sums not exceeding $50.
Upon purchases aggregating more than $50
credit OF ninety days will be given II de-
sired, and negotiable notes, with Interest
from day OF sale added In face. and saLls-
factorily endorsed. will be required
w. W. II. HARnlSst Trustee.
Jy 2S-eod9t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-25
WESTERN GHOST STORY.
Disappearance or Whole Family Except
ing q Little Girl.


A Tiskilwa Qowa) special says: This
village is the scene Of considerable! ex-
citement on account Of the alleged do
ings Of new kind of spirits, who carry
off whole families and nightly hold
forth in an out-of.the-way house two
miles from here. Many versions of the
strange affair are being told by the gOs-
sips, but the following seems to receive
the most general acceptance:
Last spring the owner Of the farm on
which the house alluded to is situated
leased it to a man named Richardson.
The new family took immediate possess
sion and began their work. The ordi-
nary round Of spring duties followed,
and everything about the place denoted
the contentment of the family and a
fine prospect for good crops. One
morning in June young daughter Of
the family appeared at neighbours
door and announced that during the
night all the family but herself had
disappeared, and she could find no trace
Of them.
1t was at once inferred by the neigh
bors that the little girl had been de-
serted, but it seemed strange that the
growing crops and all the farm animals
and utensils should be left too. The
neighbors for miles made every effort
to find some trace OF the missing fani-
ly, but without avail.
Another tenant was put into the
house and he adopted the little girl,
and every night, it is claimed, the
father of the child appears to her and
asks her in the traditional sepulchral
voice why she does not come to him.
When she asks where he is q shower Of
small-sized sandstones fall upon the
roof and can be gathered from the
ground by the bucketful.
1t is claimed that last Saturday
while the lady Of the house was in the
garden, a shower Of these stones fell
about her, accompanied by curious and
indescribable noises. She was SC
frightened that she has not since lief,
the house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-25
uApDENFD LIVER.

Five years ago broke down with Kidney
and liver complaint AMI rheumatism.
Since then have been unable 20 DE aoo9.
nj All. Sly liver became hard IKE woou
my limbs were pulled up and filed win
All the best physicians agreed that no.
thing could cure me. resolved 10 try mop
Bitters; have used seven bottles; the haru-
ness has all gone from my liver, the swelling
from my lin bs. and II has worked miracle
in my case: otherwise 1 would nave been
now In my grave. J. W. mohEi'
Buffalo, October i, 1881.