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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-17

Mn. Il. G. Harikba5 Manor Hin.
Huntingdon County, Pa, VD0lss. ~DR. S.
3. HARTlsAN & Co, Colunbus. o.: I
have ben aznicted fbr three years. caused
By oves.wusk too soon afeer confinement.
~ khneys became seriously Affected;
could not retain nv urine day nor night.
n was high coloeed. thick and bloody.
ny monthlies had IeR altogether for four
teen months. during which time was
confined g my bed with beating in right
evsriss. The discharge from the womb
w1s - o0enstve 10 one could stay in the
room. The urine continued bloody, with
pain II voiding 4 and when in bed would
- nom M II my sleep lhave had
shFee docton attending ms regularly. one
~ Tour months, one a. tie others one
whole summer. and the third I'll winter.
We he'd two oelers IN CONSULTATION with
snem, and used twenty bottles Of differ
enc kinds 81 patent medIcines, eli to no
goo. Then rot I bottle of PKRuNA.
end be1oge ba3 shree- ldus9hs Of the bot
e takea ! quit ,Wetting the bed and could
seeain theurine 0nzncienf 10 attend church.
which I he'd not done for three years'
and my monthlies eame back q natural
- ever; indee6, I considered myself :
vel woman again. Since that tim: have
had pnenmonia. Ny conf ience IN Pr
eUHA was - greaf that I did not aend for
= doctor. followed the directions =
Jour rus - Life and am over L. = wen
- can Be expected of one % del;cs{e AZ
have been. OtheD n NV neighborhood
bad the saane diseaae, and among them
were strong mn. andhad the besf phvsi-
cianss and td;ed, while I sailed through
y saiefy % HnouuA and MAuALsu. I
sincerely believe. and would cay Ia all the
aa|icted In the wide World, that PRRuHA
and 0AuAIauare the only two medicjnes
that any one needs ID any disease. ifused
= dlrecsedfn Jour book entitled -The Ills
J. :. Fleming. pubsisher q the New
Dominion. MorHantown, W.va. writes:
Somc months Since, ! resolved some Of
yonr medicine In exchange Tor advertis-
lug ny wife has taken I've bottles Of Il.
nnd has derived great beneAt from its
Mr. - G. Pershing, Bradenvillr. Pa
writes: Ny wife has been u<lng PRRu
"a Tor solue dine Gbr Weak luues ana Nv
= - kidney complaint md thiaks II i.
eceeg b6 gFeae rod. Has used only one !.
.oei!s = yet lease send your book on
e iIs e Ina - wecant ct any from
II: John Deasy, Nj Vernon, O..
vTsos: We have . large sale Ia Pr.
k0uA. Metves saeiseAesion.s
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-17

A raindrop foretells storm, no
does pimple upon the human bed,
Indicate health destroying virus in
the blood. which can be neutrslised
and expelled only by DR.. Hsster's
Iron Tonic.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-17


District attorney ....... 81 40
Paupef fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 8,
Justices and constsbles ..,...... 80 81
| JAZZ -. 36 80
| tiefk pohco jury ~ 70
| 1AEsSn tHes"oIes ..-.....s.-.. ~ 70
Respectfully submitted,
w. L. RICHARDSON,
Parish Treasurer.
| On motion Of J. T. Wilson the
$798 IS in jury certificates paid in
by the TREASURER Mas burned in the
presence. of the jury.
The following named persons were
appointed ss road overseers aud APP
porlioners for the year 1855:
WARD ONE
0ucrseers-Chas. Bloxom to work
on Coifax and Montgomery pine
woods road from Colfax to Summer
House. j. b. Wilmnt ON Colfsx and
AIexsndria road from Co!fsx to Chol
era branch. r. s. Cameron on Colfux
aud Alexandria river road from Col.
fax TO Ben Kraft's STORE, L. Price ON
came road from Ben Krxft's store 10
Catholic church, Tom Hickman on
same road from Catholic church TO
mouth Of Darro. Henry Jones on
FaivmOut rosd froa Deans store to
the -Dsrro. Sam CnDey on Lockrenzi
road from Big gate to Lockrensi.
Zach White on Rigolette road from
8irabesu 70 new bridge on Dsrro.
Appovsioxers-Geosgs>A Andre, A. A
Dean and 8. n. Lacroix
WARD TWO.
'Ouerseevs-0. w. Bruce on Collar
and PineviIle pine woods road from |
Chobrs branch 20 Bruce's mill. d. VI.
Williamson on same road from Bruce's
mill to where it iniersects the Clai
borne road, W. J. Tison-on Rigolstte
road from Douglas bridge to Rapides
parish line, Hanson Briscoe on same
road frofn Douglas bridge to the new
bridge on the Darro. Tom Barton on
Winn6eA and PinevilIe road from
Is mile post to - mile post. Henry
b. ggue on same road from Is nile
post 20 hspides parish hoe, n. ~
on sne three Notch road
. Dig cIeek % wnsre - 'n'srsec's
lne 1a1r:sonoure 5osa, Sono tramp
~ nsls's0oOulg fosd iron DISC"
bridge to Rapides parish line. Alex
Crump on Donnahue ferry road from
'eFry 70 naPides parrish
'ps, suo a. WOODWARD 90 FAIR
noun' toao IRON oayoo DeTro 70
"prro y ,nteIsec's the rs'goistts ROAD.
ARPoss'on9-A. .. Evans: wilson
& .l"ee, l. :. Onsndser ana Sno
!" Au'oony
-.
- -. -" .- s.'s "a .u -
49, - - 49, -. Pr
,iu5~S ..,...-s... .S -. ~"
1000 -, x.r..,. . .Po'"1 'o' 'oe
- ~ =
s' wAAD FouA
Orersaers- a. D. Morris on Winn-
'eld road from 10 mile post to Lib
rty Chapel. VIM. Moseley on sem~
Dad from Liberty Chapel to VIM
'arish line, Alfred Stevens on Lib.
rty Chapel and Colfax road from,
liberty Chapel to EsircIoth's mil.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-17
Essstisld Female College.
i8S485.

The Fall Term begins September 10Th.
80. IL best TEACHER that can be found
a - .'ioged ia the Literary, Music and
arr ep-s -ueIts. Terms rs reasonable ~
cas l,c ga.se. For isrther information APP
- - - Ps-~sRsn< u. n. 0RACE.
<s-A-s Aassossd. L.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-17

No police juror from this ward Be.
ing present the oversesrs and appor-
TONERS for the ward have been 10.
cluded among those appointed for the
second and fourth wards.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

GENERAL SHERIDAN has received several photographs from Fort Bayard, New Mexico, representing two troop of the Sixth cavalry firing over tls bodies of their horses, which lie fiat CT the ground. They are very interest ing, in that they slow to what extent the horses of the cavalry branch of the service can De trained. In letter accompanying the photographs, Major ArnolJ, stationed at that post, state, that the four troop, under his com. mand, averaging about thirty-fv. horses each, each troop has about twenty-five horses broken to e stil while firing over them, mcst of them going down by Tn rely taking hold of the left leg. This is the result oi about three months work, one hour a day, barring Sundays. Considering that the horses are California broncos, generally aged, their thorough train ing is all the more rom lrkable, Majo, Arnold is confident that a much better result may be obtained from youn: American horses. One of the great results obtained, Major Arnold says, is that the men who were trained have become courageous and confident in handling and riding their horses, thus increasing tLeir proficiency as cavalry men beyond expectation. Horses which were considered dangerous for merly now are gentle. When down they allow the men to climb over them, creep between their legs and fondle tnem as if they were their greatest friends Army officers have become very much interested in tbe matter, and it is not improbable that more extensive experimen will be 1nads in this direction. The value ot Q large body of men mounted on ami mals that will lie down at a touch an, suffer guns to be fired over their bodie in action, is apparent Army ant Navy Journal.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
OFF SHOUTS.

Good linen shirts sl.25 at Meyers.
 SC pants ior :i at J. Meyers SD Bro.
 Ovcr,l.s 75 cents per pair at Mrlers. Flannel uadcrw gar for cost a. Meyers. Tea Kettle whisky at RliTerty's sllonn Shoes for |, our own pr:cc st J. Meyers & Bro.
 Fall stock calf boots for $. at J. Meyers ls Bros.
 Go to Schwa.t. for yoar French kid Ucs.
 Keno every night at the Bank Ex- chan .e.
 For genuine Tea K;t!e whisky go to Capt. R ,t!ertys'
 Kc 10! Stop 'er!. ne!d.:. At the Bank Exchange to- .igat.
 A soc leather trunk given away with every purchase. at J. Meyers tc Bros. The bcs, IaIirorni. uiite-, 60 cents rOl. at the Cish Store of WALcorr & MasIcS. Three dozen eggs for Sl, at tue Cash Store of WALcorr x ME5ICK. Schwartz keeps the only drst-class shoe store Ia lO:nbStonc.
  Meals cooked to order. All go 'is below cost at J. Myers & Bro. Allen and Fifth streets. Spring heel chiid's shoes in srea; variety at Schwariz's shoe store. Genis' fine boots from two to five dullar- .t Srhvartz's shoe store. Scwartz is selling boots and shoes for les. | than any other dealer in town. Procure your tickets fort he big $22 5c keno pot to take place Sunday niSht. The Pioneer mills -four. Sacramento, Is tl ( best in the market. For sale at the Casl Store of woI.corr < MEssrcK. l Schwartz only keeps white mems goods and this is more than great many other, keep. Mrs. Jones. the cnterprising proprietres ol inc International Restaurant, has sccuret the services of that monarch cf the cuisine 4. Bersenthol, who takes the helm today Cooking done only in frst-cla.s style at th, old hours and place.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
4 Dark Pace at th . Window.
CLEVELAND, April .

CLEVELAND, AUrl! ..
 For several nights past the family of W. Koyt have been annoyed by a man looking in at the windows. A bout s o'clock this evening Mrs. Hoyt mo- ticed face at the window. Mir. Hoyt went outside, revolver Tn hand, and seeing nan in the yard commanded him to throw up his hands The stran- ger reached for his hip pocket and Hoyt fired, shooting hin thrcugh the heart The dead man is mulatto, ~hoae identity it is impossible to as certain, Hoyt gave himself up to the police. He is stenosrapher, in the employ of the Standard Oil Com. pany.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
The Egyptian Convont;on.
LONDON, April 2.

LONDON, Aprll /.
 The recent meetings of Musurus Pssha. Hassan Fehni PasLa and Ea. Granville were in connection witt, ths Egyptian financial conventio,.,. The Turkish government was reluctant to sign tEe convention, ti.nking that t implied recognition of the b,n- nar,liaent of AlexInd',il and Enclaud's subscq .ent actions in Esvlt. whicl was considered a. opposed to the Sul tans suz rain rights anl likely to pro- duce bal impression op the Muss-l. mans. |. is reported that Granville threatened to give Musurus and FsL mi their passports and break off dipi, !natic relations with Turkey nnlexs the Sultan signed hrman for loan o' 90,C0o,O00 pounds sterling. The Sul tan, 1t is said, consente,l, and issl-d h" tirman, still re:u ing, however, tc sign the convention, bat he a:t-rward, called the Council of Nctab.es an, finally decided to sign the convention, with co. tain reservations which Gran vile accepted
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
COUNTY COURTS

After tine opening Of the count, court by Judge Strsct this morning, al. argument arose as to trial of questions of fact-Juige Herring and Marl Smith advocating the system of se terms. Judge Robinson ably, ana w. think successfully, satisfied the cour that it was not within is power t do this.
 TIE TOMBSTONE is of the cplnio, that the county court was establisAe. for the purpose of obtaiuias si'eel.. trials, as ill fact, the bill Is mandatcr in its provisions that the court sh,:. Le open every day in the year (hol days and non-judicial days alone ex cepted). We think that Judge Stree. will not, Ly any action on his part seek to thwart the purpose for whicl his court was created The prep si tion advocated by Judge Herring, tha four appointments be made for jur. trials each yea, simply sets aside ,h' princi t,al object for which the cou:t court was created, and we trust 1t vii not meet the approval of our worth. judge The county court was estai. lished for the convenience of the peo pie. and they will expect speedy an' impartial trials taercfrom.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Religious Trouble in Uruguay.

DUESos AYREs, April ,.
 A rupture between tie Uruguay government and the vatican IS inni nent, owing to the government for the arrest of priests who preach against ,he governments attitude in regard to civil marriage. The bishop declared he could not accept the judgment of police officers as to what sermons would come under the ban of the law and merit punishment by imprIson inert, and he has consequently direct ed the priests not to preach in any church upon any subject. The bishop has also asked NJ LMateria, apostolic delegate resident in this city, to inter, vene
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
General Grant.
NEw YORK, April

The Tribune says: pr. SIIrady said after midnight: "Dr. Dcaslass ca.lcG for me about l:30 o'clock thi~ morning. when on the way to General Grants, wlere Le had been sunlmoned ny a messenger a short time before l lressed hastily. and in q few moments we were driven rapidly to the house of be general Upon arriving there We found the family up, and that alarm ing symptoms had developed soon liter Dr. Douglass had left the patient, lication after tLe general had gone to ped and Dr. Douglas had started fo, ',oLle that there would be any chang or tile worse within short period. It ? a, m., when we saw the general, le was much distressed. While h. gas dozin. there la been en accumu ation of phlegm in the rear na sa. jias age, and he was awakened by 8 sens;
 { slfocation aui difficult. of hreat|,
 Is. Tn. patient became apprehersivt !, the sudden dev-lopinen. of the new ymptoms that were attended with . respect of serious results, and wanted sn explanation of the trouble. II, subsequently, desired the presence O. is physician and we were sent for He inmed;atelv V made al examination # the throat and found the palate con ,iderably swollen and the throat in lamed and con-estel more than usual he aaodyne he took before goin. t, ed wa given ill divided doses, but il consequences of existing irritating suh tances in the threat, as well as tl
 istress caused by the inflammation
 he anodyno failed to have its prope -Eectand lse wss unable to slse',."
 Dr. Douglass remained with th 'eneral all night, in accordance Wi,
 he patients wish, and before the ger .ral went to bed his throat was treate with anodyne. The prospects were 2
 ast accounts that the general woul have good nights rest and Lis COT ,.i.ion would Le much improve Hal r;son, the generals servant, told
 member of he household in the afte uoon that when the general struggle out of bed he said ts him, in patte
 of-fact way: Il can't stand this, Ha
 rison. I am going to die"
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
As pinwa:I Destroyed.

WARRINGTON, April /.
 The following dispatch from Con- mander Kane, of the Galena, has just been reccived hJ the secretsry of the navy: "Aspinwall is in ashes, burnt by the insurgents to prevent capture by tn. government troops The Pa fife all dock and railroad property, at the north end of the island, and the canal property at C-ispa! gre the only
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

with the salary of the chief of the fire and also of the stewards If the company. We have made in quiries to-day from members of the iesa profession, and they, one and all, say the new charter VIII in no way ef-
 ect the offices mentioned.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Tho Business s of a Week.

BOSTON, April ?. The managers of the leading clear ing houses of the United States report that the total clearances for the week en ling March 2S were $209,55O, 933, 2 decrease of 2.4 per cent. compared with the corresponding week os last ySar
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
Troops Wanted.
MONTREAL, April ?,

MONTREAL, NpriI Z. It IS stated by a government official nso came here from Ottawa that a cable message had been received from Lord Wolseley by Lord Laudsdown, asking if he could get one or two resi. ments frem Canada for servieo in the Soudan.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
NOTICE.

Al exchanges that have been com ing tc us as the Tombstone Epitapi will please drcp the word "Fptaph and address TnE ToMB, TONE. Al
 other persons having business w.tl this paper will please observe the same
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

buildings saved, TLe shipping IS safe. l have all my force O. shore protecting property. Ny ship is crowded with refugees, and thousands are destitute and without slel,er."
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02
A Prohibitory ord CT.

MELBOURNE, April ?. The governor of Victoria has issued au order foroidding foreign ships to enter Port Philip during the night.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-02

THERE is an impression among . citizens, and the firemen in particular, that the new city charter does away
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

The county commissioners have Gun
traeted with the water works eOmpa-
ny for circuit Of the water mains
from tbs foot bridge through the PARK
Joining the east side mains at Mr..
CunRinghAm's house. There are to
he two watering trOughs for stock: one
at the foot bridge and one at the sta
bles. There will he two hydrants:
one at the main building and one At
the grand stand. There will be drink
Ing PLACES for pt-Ople both a. the main
building and the trOughs. Eventual
ly, IL h intended Ia have q fountain
II the midst Of the Grove. The mains
are IN be put In by the water works
company, with the understanding
that the company will be repaid the
expense, which is very considerable
aud 10 repay them, the amount nsces-
sary Is 10 be voted at the election this
fall. The Necessary tax for this puF-
pose would he about One-half mill
on the dollar, which would raise
about $500. The county IL to pay a
water rental Of sbUut $500 per year.
We firmly believe the voters Of the
county will endorse the acts OF the
commissioners in this regard Nearly
all with whom We have convened
have testified TO the necessity Of hav-
ing abundance Of good water at the
Para for the use Of stock aud the peO-
pie, and Ia keep the track aud grass
In good condition. Il Is for the cOm-
fort Of all. and a luxury all will be
glsd TO enjoy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

We carry the largest stock Of
ChIldren's fine and IeatheF-upped
Shoes IN town. R0THsCHILD BRos.
WIN you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint ShilOh's VitalizeF
Is guaranteed 70 cure you. For sale by
Oscar SeitE.
We have some very desirable styles
In summer silks ia good grades which
We desire to sell. Call and ZEE us q
you need any Campbell 4 TufhilL
Oscar Seiiz, the Druggist. who b
always looking aiteF the interest Of
his customers has now secured the
sale Of DR.. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup, = remedy that never
falls 10 cure Colds. Paine In the Chest
and ali Lung Affections For proof
try = free sample bottle. Regular
size Scots and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

Last Friday aud Saturday brought
together In Salina q large nunilaF OF
horsefnen. who came 10 witness On e
races. The track was heavy on Fri
day, an account Of the rains, but on
saturday II was In good condition.
Friday. only enc race came OF. tie
Gentieinen's R,'aslster Tro; e minute
eiassl. The following nurses wtie EN-
tered; Fancy AlmOnt, Gray dave,
and Bill NYe. Fancy AlmOnt won la
two straight heals. Time, SOL. Ou
Saturday, Harry Pulling, Ruby and
Don were entered for the Free Tor All
Harry p. won the race in 2:3ll,-
Ruby second. In the Pacing race,
Little Nellie and Wild Frenchman.
The race was won by Little Nellie.
Time 2;36l. Ia the mile running
race, Jim Wun. Time 81 seconds
Buck WON in the mile running race.
Time = seconds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

The Olathr bail club commenced
playing picked nine at Salina last
Monday afternoon, the third game
being finished yesterday afternoon.
The OlAthes are the cOnquering he
rOes In the games The first game
stood To 4. the second game TO 4,
for the Olathes. while the Salinas
won the last game by q score Of
II Ia 5. Ar We understand il
the Olsthes are travelling through
the slate playing all clubs
which will Contend with them. The
SalinA boys played good games. hut
they are hardly up TO the Olathes in
BIB accomplishments. Citizens turn
Ell out well the three days, snd the
gate money must have been consider
able, which was appropriated by the
OlAthes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

When you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage EXprrssHgr and
Carriage Hire and stop II the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. Elegant FOOns fitted up 1T q
Gust OF one million dollars, reduced to
Sl.OO and upwards per day, European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars
stages and elevated railroad 90 all de
pots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first-elass hotel in
the city. 49lyr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

The first asses siuenI % stock ia the
Kansas Wesleyan University project
will he made about September 10
Il is designed Ia complete the title IN
the land II once. Probably the base
ment story Of the building will be
completed this year, and then all
further work suspended until spring.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

Rev. A. N. Ser has purchased DIR.
Fishers interest Ia the RaRsus Mesl.O-
dist Of Topeka, aud will sOOD emu
mence editorial work. He will ~
move with his family % Topeka some
time this month. We hope tO see the
elder become q first-cIass newspaper
man, and we believe he has the ublll-
Is TO do so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

The performances given by Blind
Charley Tuesday evening ut the Luz
theran church, Ess IN all respects
meritOriOus and very entertaining.
He is surely musical prodigy" a.
his bills Allege. Ifthere is any nIusi-
cal instrument he cannot bring the
sweetest melody cut Of, it Is yet 70 be
discovered. Those who attended the
concert were all delighted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

There will be no services at the
Firt Methodist Church next Sunday
morning on account of the dedication
Of the German Methodist church.
There will be serviceshOweveF, at night
at the usual hour. The pastor, d. d.
Campbell. has been invited TO preach
TO the English speaking congregation
1T the German Methodist Church In
the afternoon. All are cordially inVi-
tel 10 attend these OBLIGATORY ser
vices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

The debris Of the recently burned
building adjoining Ober's store has
been removed. Mr.. E. n. Gibbs DE-
signs putting upon the lot q fine tW o.
story brick building, which he has
rented to 20 Mr.. Ober. The Ia err will
thus be provided with al elegant
double store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23
NnHes.

Owing TO want Of room, aftes July
Ist we will discontinue our circulating
library. All parties having books
out will please return them Of once
After above date we will offer for sale
at almost your own price. all Of the
books contained In the library, con-
sisting Of 500 volumes Of standard
literature by first class authors.
d. A. VAN TRINE & Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23
Cause ofkaIlure.

Want Of confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz, the druggist, Is not liable
10 fail for the want Of confidence In
DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away bottle free to all
who are suffering with Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all affec-
ions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

MF. Frank Go6dnOW. nov Of Not.
walk. Ohm. arrived last week and
made q several days visit with his old
friru,ls AID neigilhors. He was 10
guOd spirits aud enjoying g0Od health.
He i NJ present engaged Ia no busi-
ness. Il is nnt st all unlikely that be
may eventually return 10 Salina, 10
abide with us hsncsinrth. Possibly
Mr.. and Mrs GoO,lnoW may visit SA-
lima this fall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-23

Mr.. John H. Gibson attended the
convention OF the Master House Pain.
tens Of the United States aud Canada,
held In Chicago last week. He was q
prominent member OF the assembly.
He was appointed one Of the number
20 deliver AN essay On the question Of
composition in the matter of contracts
the essays IL be read at the conven-
tiOn next year. He was also made q
member Of several prominent eOm-
mittees.