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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-15

NEW ORLEANS, June H.-A special to
the Picsyune from Wosson, Mississippi,
says: At 3 o'clock this morning, fire broke
out In the Masonic hall. The fremen
held the flames In check until several
merchants had removed tho greater
part OF, their goods. Following is a list
OF the losses:
Methodist church, loss above insur-
ance, $1,000.
Abrams & Berger, dry goods, loss above
insurance, 81, 800.
Becker & Lee, General store, loss, $751;
900; insurance, $1,000.
A. Westoriield, grocer, loss, $4,000 In
surance, $4,000.
Masonic Ledge, Odd Fellows, Knights
OF Honor and Knights of the Legion OF
Honor lost their paraphernalia.
DR.. l., Sexton, loss, 5000; insurance.
5000.
Several other firms suffered losses
ranging from $500 to $1,000.
The Mississippi Cotton and Wooden
Mills wero Just beyond reach Of the
flames and narrowly escaped. The ag'
gTegate loss of about dozen sufferers
other than mentioned, will be about
$4,000.
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DECATUR.

A Military Ball and Banquet that In
spired Correspondent with Imagin-
ings of Fame and Heroic ChivaIry-
Liquor Men In Litigation, Etc.
DECATUR, June H.-[Special. The
Decatur Rifles gave a grand ball and
banquet last night at Halsell's hall.
The hall was well lighted and Hastily
arranged, and though spacious, was
filled to its utmost capacity with re-
fined and lovely ladies and brave and
courteous gentlemen. The prize drill
reflected much credit on Captain T. A,
Fuller and his comrades, bespeaking for
them future stored with high honOrs-
such, possibly, as are won only lat an
Austerlitz. The refreshments were in
quantity sufficient for an army, and in
quality such as would tempt tho palate
of an eplcure. The music was indeed
enchanting, as soft and sweet tho strains
as though they noated from the very
heart OF harmony. The dance was con-
Quoted in systematic order, and ele-
gance of attire with graceful dancers
characterized the individual par
Elephants, while happy smiles and
twinkling eyes betrayed the common
JOJ'H L nus tIul1 llu ~ NstLl lndJ bllS
county's capital had gathered there her
beauty and her chivalry. The affair
was, indeed, brilliant success and by
far the most enjoyable thing of the
season, and If the sentiment inspired
was but breathed in words the exclama.
ton would be, "Long live the Decatur
Rifles and may their pleasure never
wane until their fame has risen so high
and spread so far the god of war will
pale and tremble at the bare thought OF
ever jarring the peace of earth.H
visiting his old home, Carthage, Pamela
county.
Suits have recently been instituted on
the bonds of three saloon men, the state
claiming forfeiture by the sale of whls
ky TO minors and habitual drunkards.
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MARSHALL MATTERS,
A New Set of School PrIncipals-rhe
Pious People Shocked at the Amended
Sunday Lava Practical Joke, Etc.

New Set of School PrIncipals-rhe
Pious People Shocked at the Amended
sunday Lava Practical Joke, Etc.
MARSHALL, June l4.-[Special. lat
a meeting of the city public school
board the following, principals, for the
several schools, were elected for the
ensuing year: Y. D. Harrison, of Bre-
mond; w. L. Lemon, of Warrenburg,
Missouri; John ]. Bergman, of Gid.
dlngs;. thus making a clean sweep OF
the old principals and their assistants,
The hearts of many parents have been
made glad by the return OF their daugh-
ters from distant board ing schools.
Many OF the piCus pe0ple are much
grieveo at the action OF the CITY council
In modifying tho Sunday law, and a
strong pressure Will be brouEht to bear
on them in order 10 defeat its ultimate
passage.
a rather serious practical Joke was
practiced on Charley Pratt, foreman of
the tin shop OF the Texas d Pacific rail.
road some wag suspended ~ rope
over his desk, to the end Of which was
attached a note warning him TO leave
town within 10 hours. Tho affair
created quite stir Tor short time, but
soon subsidized. The conclusion is that
II was the work of some MISCELLANEOUS
boy, aud nothing serious was intended,
PRATT 10 g very worthy and well.hked
mafI
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Wnrthnin.

WORKMAN, June H.-[Special.l miss
Willie Ransom has returned from the
Southwestern University. She reports
brilliant commencement. Doctor
Height, of Emory College, was chosen
president, in place of Doctor Mood, de-
ceased. 4.
Mr.. Festus Caruthers has returned
from the Agricultural and Mechanical
college, atlBryan; also Miss Ella Miller
from the Norma. school at Huntsville.
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ans of the public buildings throughout
the country that the appropriations for
the payment of assistant custodians and
Ianitors for the current year is exhaust.
ed ana that they must incur no expenses
of that character for the remainder OF
the month, unless employees will take
their chances Of an appropriation for
the purpose by congress. The secretary
adds.
"In regard to the appropriation for the
fiscal year ending January 30, 1885, you
are informed that owing to the limited
amount of the appropriation, reduction
in expenditures OF at least 80 per cent.
will absolutely be necessary. You viii,
therefore, report to the department, at
once the names OF employees who can be
dropped from the rolls, together with
such reductions Is may be practicable
in the compensation Of others.n
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At Grand Prairie.

GRAND PRAIRIE, June l4.--[Special. T.
Wheat harvesting has been progressing
rapidly III this section for the last few
days, The yield will be large. oats are
about ready for the sickle. Corn is very
promising, The cotton worm has made
its appearance aud several entire crops
have been destroyC d. When the worms
strike a field it is but little while un-
til every vestige of cotton is gone. Fears
are entertained that the worst is not
yet. Many farmers are planting over,
and those whose fields have not yet been
visited by the pests are trembling with
fear as to what may yet be a dread re-
ality.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

The Road Topic Still Paramount
Who Mr.. Brannum Was.
GRAND PRAIRIE, June l4.-[Spocial. l.
The road question is still being agita.
ted, and the conclusion is that this Sec
ton must have better road facilities or
the people be forced to turn their faces
westward and seek market at Fort
Worth
The man who was killed last Tuesday
ON the Texas IL Pacific Railroad, near
Mesquite, turns ont to be Y. ii. Uranium,
who resided at this place last winter,
where he had made many friends and
acquaintances. Many are the express
sions OF regret on account of his unfor-
tunate end.
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Every Indy uses Pozzoni's medicated
complexion powder. tits a household
treasure. Tho madam finds II impossi-
BILE to 20 down town without first rub
bing II on. III tho baby cries she goes
for the puf-box. If the "od mani
comes home ruflled or chaied, because
business IL dull, etc., Pozzoni's powder
cools aud ailays his troubles. Then all
is gladstone joy. No family should be
without 10.
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WILKEsBARRE,Ju June l4.-Sherlfr ober-
render viii leave here tomorrow Tor
Highland and Drlfton with eight wrlts
Of eioctmenis against striking miners,
who are holding possession of company
houses and refusing 10 pay rent OF re-
turn to work st the terms offered by the
operators. Tho sheriff expects that re-
sistance will DO offered and will take a
posse Of coal aud iron police with him
TO quell any disturbance that may arise,
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ZINC situatIon NJ Fall RIrer MIl..

FALL RIVER, June 14-The majority
Of the mills have stopped the required
month, yet there IL more print cloth In
the market to day than there was when
the stoppage began. The stoppage OF
one month has curtailed the production
6S0,000 pieces, and has been loss 10
operatives Of 100000. IL IN now certain
the mills will shut down two weeks In
July and two In August.
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terdav for the purpose of con sidering
the advisability OF contesting the cleo.
ton of Carter Harrison, Democrat, for
Mayor. Tho result was the adoption OF
q resolution 10 contest, and committee
was appointed and empowered TO take
immediate action 10 that end.
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DECATUR, juno H.--[Special. 1t is
reported from two or three sections OF
this county that the army worm has
made its appearance, threatening serious
damage to the cotton crop. 1t is said
that the plant is totally destroyed in
some places. With this small exception
the prospects " ere never more flatter-
ing,
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In JoInson Countv

CADDo PEAK, June H.--(Special. i
The wheat crop of this county is being
cut rapidly. Tho farmers report an
abundant yield. Oats are also in good
condition, some being cut and will be
ready for the demand in 10 days. The
cotton worms are reported to DO doing
considerable damage to the cotton
crops,
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Post and jerks.

WASHINGTON, June H,-Ex. Congress
man Geo. A. Post, OF Pennsylvania, who
has been prominently spoken of in CON
nection with the assistant seoretaryship
of the interior, said tonight he be-
lleved ex-ConeressmRn jerks, of Penn
sylyania, would receive the appoint
ment.
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At Temple.

TEMPLE, June l4.-[Spscisl.l THE
Tareless worms have done some dam
age to cotton here; not as much as was
at first feared, however, and the worms
are now gone.
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Church Conferenoe at mckinney.

MCKINNEY, June IA. - Special -
Quarterly conference of the Methodist
church is in session. Reports of various
officers show the church to DO In floar-
ishing condition. Earnest Nowsome
was licensed to exhOrt.
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BellCountY.

BELToN, June, IA. Special. THE
cotton worms have made their appear.
ance in the northern part of Bell county
doing great damage by eating the
young cotton, leaf and branch, entirely
destroying tho plant.
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At AIarlln.

MARLIN, June H,-[Specisl. THE
careless, or web worm, is doing consid-
cradle damage to cotton in this county.
up, while others report the damage
Lritlinp
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New YORK, June 1.-THE bark Jo
hanna, from Maurltius, which arrived
hero this morning, reports having
passed ON tho 10th instant, of Cape
May light, a strange man.of-was, sup.
posed 10 be the lsere, with the Bartholdi
atatu
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In Navarrn Cnnntv-

CoRsICANA, June 14,-[Special. THE
oat crop ofNavarro county is the larg-
est ever harvested here and will average
over 90 bushels to the acre. Wheat Is
being cut and promises an abundant
uatlI
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Base BaiI-saturday,s Games.
The Bolton Blues Isuoyant.

Bolton, June H. speciahl-Tho Bel
ton Blue Stockings are much elated
over their victory at Georgetown, and
have accepted a challenge from the
Navasota club.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-15

INDIANAPOLIS, June H.-vice-Presi.
dent and Mrs. Hendricks left this after
noon for New York. Mr.. Hendricks IA
billed for an address az Yale College
during commencement week.
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ELMO, June l4.-ISpecial. Crops are
looking fna-as we'll as could be ex-
pected. Farmers are all in good spirits
over their prospects.
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Marina Niaitera.

PORT or NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, June H.-Arrlved:
The steamships Estaban aud Antwar-
anO, from Vera Cruz.
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OF Northern Texas, will visit Abilene on
July . and administer the rite of CON.
hrmation at the church of the Heay-
emily Rest.
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A Conte.t ior Cartnr nny

"A contest Tor carter Hhrrison.
CHICAGO, June li.-A meeting Of the
citizens committee was held hore yes
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An AUTHORIZATION E,bau.,sd

An Appropriation Exhausted,
WASHINGTON, June 1.-the secretary
OF the treasury has notified the custodl-
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sSl YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
brands advertised A. absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA
THE 1851

Plaes can tor down on hot stove until heated hsl
remove the cover and SMELL chemist will not b n
luired 10 detect the presence OF ammonia.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-09
wasn,t the Accepted Tine,

Oh. dent propose to me row, !" shrieksd q
philadelphia girl, as her lover dropped on,
his knees and seized her hand. ADo,,,t pop
Al,e question now" she hserea med; "don'I,
saonst;' don't II say Nes you'd Wapt to E;x
: re, and I've beea eating onions" .s:.=5''
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-09
1sGIsrrGAEEI SALE.

r\EI:i!-LT having h.e,.,, made in t3.e payment
$}ri... ,,,... vt ~ix huE:lrvd and sixteen and
,a ,,w ;jl,rs which i, yl4isncd 10 be due AID is
;,,r ~ ,In: ,utr uI is notice uOll Il certain
M;;7;,I,g., ls,ir vScvut.ri and delivered by
Hi:!iu,u T. La,ihctt and Carrie lambert, nls
wife, to .l.,rrtt Norris unrsGHgee, bearing date
th. ,w, ntv-~iXth day OF July, n. y 1881, Secur
I- ;h.. ,rsvnu.nt ni orc iute :ur SIF,.ty anc. ia
,,.:,y;I at I'm ,ur cent ,xr al,,uu, "nu duly re,
,..,,,leu IA tie once IF ti,u reg s.,. ni deeds in
and for ,hc county TT MuIliM}l and state Of
Minnesota AN h.i Hnv # JniS y lSYI
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-09
Nz<,I:'y{tAG{I SALE.

DEF5CIT ;.arln. bean made iE sbc payment
Dof the ~t,tl II five huu'irvh ami eighty six
and So luU :!,,4 which is claimed 80 be due
and is due at rs ate uf this notice upon GER
tain Mor1gasr, tiulF executed un1 delivered by
Frances Va>nis laAI jner husband Louis Vasaay
to William Eitlrg t'etlinE date the sixth day Of
November. q. u. is7:. ard duly. Ncordcd in the
Office Of the r>3 is:er y! deeds l.: aud for the
county Of Morrison Alsd :tate oj minnesota on
the seventh day Of Sr'c,ns'er, y. -. 1879, at 10
o'clock q. III, il, i,nok '.D' ct Mart2agcs, on
pages 27> 2is and 90. and no action or pro
ceeding at aw or otherwise having 'Ncl, ;nsti.
tuted to recover !le debt secured bi said AOst-
Now THEkEEORE. SoTIr3; IS HEREBY
GIVEN, That by virtue Of d power of sale con.
tanned in said AortEaEr and pursuant to the
statute in such rEse made and provided, the
SAT. Mortgage wili|,e inrcvluse and the. rem
i>a described IN and covered by said Mortgage,
70 sit: the northead quartz a. section
fourteen Q4 of tS"'.sliS o,c hundred and
tw'nty-nine Qe!9 y. of range ,;iry (3O} west,
AZ; lots thr ee %, four ~ ani eight (sl and
tEc So'uh sixty Ginl feet OF It Slx 81 all in block
sc;.l! - of the toWnsise Of Little FaIs, in the
v'l.a.: thereof as appears by pla' dniv record.
six tG> heretofore released from said mortgage,
i.' wit: commencing at p'iht nn First street
in 'r village of Little Falls, :wenty. feet south
oftl:c Northeast corner of said fut *:S ). thence
ca :c:; thence westerly at right angles with
last ii:m $50 feet, thence noItItcriIon west line
of saia lot feet. thence. eaSterly 15o
:a:t to point Of beginning MI in [Morri-
sou county. and statea of Minnesota,
witt; the htreditaH,ents and appurtenances, will
be sold at puhlic auction, to the highest bidder
tor cash to p,y said debt and interest, and the
taxes. j any. on said premises, aud twenty five
dollars attorneys fee, as stipulates! ih and by
.saidsrn,rtgage. In case of foreclosure, and tha
disbursements allowed By law wt,icA sale will
be made by tfe Sheriff Of said Morrison county,
at the front door Of the court nGtiss. i'll the
Village Of Little Falls in said county and state.
on tho tenth day Of January, A.. D., lss5. 1t 10
o'clock. 8. M, Of that day. subject to redemp-
ito. Mt any time withip one year from the day
Of sale, as provided by law. ~>
Dated. November "a, A. y. 1881.
::&*,1ss = : ~, - WILLIAM RUTLER, i
u ..gs n. ~ . = = Es 1fortgasee
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E."~l* -: :aoa - High
~ r ok W,arld.l

L.'t " CA ~.
1t is ori5u ':.r:f i 70 get dehnita inf o.us,~
- tioG' 'lsis1ue rtst~ 'Aiena As the first oct
GONE of st.:'Ae: v'lizatien e news VI: rr
called Tho Nugget. as been started at i,u- .e
City, wl,'ci Tht : slagset oal]s the "men,.y .,o-
lis" of Cceuvi .4 \ e,... This metropolis, &c.
cording t. t!s 90 authority, beanssAt,;:y
located, Hco,l, T. ii men of energy ut.: c,,-
terprise lr!:.rss'' v, anontien of 1nsnesl g.
offering sA!s24i Inducements to ca;A.n,,
"has bnrss Astrs 2 a. in a day"
Imu,aha!4r is Of this sudden explosion,
wsre a jsatsa < shop, tin shop, ha1>,': ware
shop, ma, %>4 Il eatre, dance-hox,ss '"u-lT s,s
Tho Nugg4"'-s .un'y yet cautiously pa .e,=es
it, "the, Lii; = :: vi which have hastily 4svsn
thrown nl' .>u>es and tents appeac w%ae:l.~
only yess:, sts1 vere snowdrifts or td .l
racks. " '~A~csH :u,l OF people has arissn fn>,s,
the sncy,a&.iE ~ enchantn.ent." Bat ss~
anil is ~had!, wanted. The dashng S'Sgsct
thinks it sir: we'll to know the tar: );
that only - 80 ties exist by whic, E"s s
can be- >t>oe:> sy"i to Eagle City, il, r.Ie q:
which,. all <:.l Is are carried by pr.ck:rai,>
THAT is CT 40 BACKS Of Iaess, mules or ,u:,eJ
and on tls2.a trt by sleds and tobo sDnnS, az.
from report: II tAe depth Of the sl,o,.' r!:-
shedding .ougtv to be good till mex, All, ,;us;.
N'Eeight5 arc from 20 to 80 cents par ! iolnd,
which woUn: le reasonable for g,tl carrie!
out, but it is rather <,estly for COTE .o.:.
carried in. t'!,>n.' is quoted by Ta. '',.:I54v5
at $50 barrel; potatoes, Is cen. ].,,.;,I; {;
sbacon and llelrv 50 cents poun<!; l,s:'u, Il
beef, the selnA; .iqH 'r*, kind and Guhi!t; y -
stated, IS p.r ,::,!lon; stoves from 81; 90 .1t
shovelsSax al pick from 81 to IS e.'::l. Avs.
clothing and othar Ett:":salies in pro. tr-.:..
There must bs 'rold v% e to permit Ia ,@,'y~
auent Of such prices. CT tie prospective a:!:.;r
must carry naoney there. Under news r., "A
tho mining camps j., the following siguAi> ut
note: 1.-THE leading *'slpons take in fl4'm $50
to $40 day each Very Little is said OF .:e
production Of the 1ai;; ;G:s Intending eni al,ae
E.lease teke notice.
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-09
"A E'ssir isTcs.

\
"A few days ago a ( s,:sler drove up to the
Hleor CT g. Springwelis r;li'on &uu called out to
several men standing ;scounl that neighboc
OF lis living about lo%r r!i1os' away had
islien into the fal,:ly wu4 ard probably
Killed himself.
>"Well, what Of itS' asked ,'se Of the men.
"Why, l want two q, tha'e: >'t Yes, &c ride
out with NE ana help sco the y oat."
For h3w much2"
"You don't pretend to w;snt rs@ FOR such
an action. rs that" gra>' t., lar nsr, but
they SAID they did and IT, e,::.:,t che Sd Don
to soo if the owner WI; 1t more tyndep'
he&tted.
II tells yea how it " '<----.'' ;se,,au the
sa!aonist. bat he Was inter- S.yt =, w;tn:
"Do'.'t tell rae that you 4:a' /: Il d hanl
in s..:i, g case Gs thjs"
ii eau't 60, my frsnd, b1 I tells :'a h w
it vllss. let you drink BE-. Ii III III d,.u'
sc,r.' .~ceuts tor all der fa 7.. :. II ii ~.
wrlis i'll America, und de.a +ass i pny Ioc
2 ,lsili.nss to drive you hons- {.nr vA4s G,s'
pest u;t. do to-day"
Little Falls transcript., 1885-01-09
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WHAT q CT!T;' CIR DRINK.
The WnteP';s, t. .."n.:"*'. EczN Yccks>
I2uss!;N a. GH.raEo.

The WateP;s, S>:n":n':"t', Ese7& Yccls>
Buss.;n a. e'n.cazo.
IC;::n|iuna.i; T1';,les-ss3,tar.l
II have been near ! 6 | pv. \ ..o country"
remarked Il gov. tN'au til: "fc:, "and must
say that .th;:';. rr.,,, ClIt :nuati has The
test waterv vf ta.:f Gi.y' u. too contiDcnt- OF
course, when t.;e OIT ;* f.::;.s. and the Mater
is muddy /: n@,.:r ali ~ s,.jnn bit that y
something ext as",!inar.:. The water i.as a
tone, G.sweetr,.s~. q tanl, ia 5t4Aase is not what
might be. called a q stlllcti~'e 1awor. Then
its colot Why, it j: Ike champagne! find
~fafter having ,":he:rl in C:uclurot, for two or
three veeks tha5 .r,w sttAc::"d 10 the
water ard H.io vtIy i.A,it TO change"
"What kii,;! ests v-atci :.is NAw Xu1t,"
"They .!r.y ts!s Il, ut Crots,n Isl all
'f&hey please A:u j. j. j! s:nd r.. lHEasus stsfy-
ling. There II :. J., * Isl h,iy ah0,.: It, and
it tastes ttn: !ik, ':'v y dyes that has been
allowed t.st4A.! IL: s IS time in the sun
"And.Eo,t@s:''
"The ">,.&5 N>:.e' J.: .Nrnel:co. ts.looks
like very. ~ ~ :.,:i.: c-:., vinegar and
aanderstnzs" 49,: it<' pa yellow color is inn
partsd by :1'c.4 J;Hg 7>eo:aa!s matter. Why
it was SO t.. II ,:ve::lt ,'!:,; ago that big
I" casks Of f.e:s'! r.: rs, water s1ssd to be hauled
abousthc s;r,~y", a.! :'..S W.; sold at2 cents
a glass, l"!v. ''rar STOOD laatpeople never
pretend t., :a:.,. vat ia E:nston-"
How is itA. HG,:'
"Well, ID ~ .A"vo lake vssser, as do tho
other >1t"~. a. rias '>la''> oad, while it is
good, pu>a ,'c:tS:a v"v ti,ere is certain
hardness aH,'.a.. "A t!,no respect Montreal
@ate,' is IT,, 'ttl,t. Il is strongly impreg
mated wits :;l;]'tH ana vrry often mskes:
those un.cr:4:ts.mI l., it i'll. remember
SHAT when l-kr- 70 Montreal I wa*:
quite sica *.t'': IL: ,hystciaa informed ru:
that THAT "ss sGc -. : le::,sarience Of visitors
St Louis has WY "a water, as it cor's
from Tie Miss ii c;v'r, which is chu:u.
aate~c ~co!&i~i ->-'%:'i,, az The water has PEI
ceptE3le mu>: .*' 1T ::t::t Oh the Pacific s,o.".
there nro E::.nt"* ~ - t:ont have water wh:c*
il filed witt. 4 II which is not only ~
heale!l.:- .f",C has. and disagreeable. Ni:'-
cinnatF, / "!]ik.,9 Z ! speak from experie,c>
has the luo1 sat- 8 tory and sweetest WI. l.
In 4 Ame!'ic:'