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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01
Business Property
Sale or to Rem

The undersigned offers for sale or
IS known as the Devy dwelling just G
Junction in the Third Wald. The
large two story brick, consisting of
with hard and soft water on the prem
suitable for hotel or boarding hol
built for that purpose by NJ. Devy.
sold cheap. Any one DESTROYS of run
ell or boarding house will find itas
cation.
He wishes also to dispose of his
brick b blacksmith shop and tTo lots
Outh of Main on LIST street. The b
new brick, 20x40 feet, and in Their
fine artesian well, adding consider
value of the property. The locatio:
bic one, and very suitable for first
smith shop.
Anyone wishing to buy fine site
ing house can be accommodated al
ing to the undersigned. He has
consisting of one-quarter acre eac
ward, north Of the Sacred Heart c.
the home of II. WILDER. These lots
in whole or in part and all ofthea alb
on the most favorable terms. Pro,
and now is the time to purchase.
particulars apply TO
P. KENNI
LiverYman. Ist., south
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The body of the late Myra Clark
Gaines was placed in the same vault
and on the identical spot in which the
remains of her father, Hon. Daniel
Clark, were placed sixty-seven years
ago, in New Orleans. The cell sup
posed to contain the fathers remains
was found on examination to be9partly
filled with dust only, the coffin and re-
mains having wholly yielded to the in
roads of time and climatic influences.
IN. O. Hc0yGse.
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Patrick Kennedy
iIre'y,sal, and Boarding

First street. opposite Commercis
WATERFOWL, "
Goods rigs furnished on short NJ
reasonable rates. Special attentiC
COMMERCIAL AGENTS.
Ihave recently added to my liy,
handsome and substantial Curtai
manufactured at Wilmington, Della
cost of 81, 100, easy and light running
parties. funerals and calling. In
with my livery stable have started :
line for the accommodation of the
Watertown. keep hack on the st
hours of the cay for those who desire
and run 1t to every train. Orders tax
night trains. Orders can be left at
and at Daub's, Heyman's," Post o.
Side Hotel and American House.
have telephone c1mmunication
ONCE to all parts OF the city.
PATRICK K
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BIG RAPIDS Mich. July ,, 1888.
This is to certify that have known and prac-
ticed with DR.. Fred B. Wood for years past, and
always found him genial and kind to all. His
practice has been unbounded while IN surgery
he operates with that peculiar skill and rapidity
which is only gained by hard study, close OBJ
servation and thorough knowledge ofthe parts.
In the treatment of the diseases peculiar to wo-
man, as well as surgical and chronic diseases, he
has no sureriors. In this specially he has spent
years of study and investigation. Those need
do no better than consult Or. God.
p. KEAM NJ d.
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Foreclosure Sale.

OhSOll SOuII- CucIoOi SOuutys
HARRIET MOORE, Plaintiff,
against
SILAS E. RANDALL,
MARTHA A. RANDALL. his wife,
C. AULTMAN & CO.,
CHARLES HAHN and
JOHN G. CONWAY, Defendants.
By virtue and in pursuance of judgment Of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above en-.
titled action on the 14th day OF January 1884 al
a special term of the Circuit Court for Jefferson
County held at the Court House in the city OF
GAINESVILLE. in Rock County, in the State of Wis
con sin, / shall on theIth day of April, A. ID.
1885, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
at the front door Of the brick building ON the
hereinafter described premises IN the 4th ward
of the City of Watertown, il said County OF
Jefferson. offer for sale and sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described mortgaged premises, to wit: All that
certain piece Or parcel OF land situated in the
Fourth ward of the City of Watertown in the
known and described follows, to wit: The
East twenty two coy feet in width of Lot Seven
% in Block Forty (40) and running one hundred
and fifty $50 feet North to alley north of said
lot. according to the plat of the former illage,
now City of Watertown aforesaid on the West
side of Rock river as surveyed by j. C.. Brayton
and recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds of said County of Jefferson: Said land to
be sold to satisfy said judgment and expenses of
sale
Dated February 7th, A. D. 1885.
T. L. ILLING.
IL Sheriff Of Jefferson Co.
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Read Of Dakota Lands.

know every head of family Tor person.
wishes him or herself happy home and this is
easily obtained by coming to McCook County.
Dakota and investing in garden spot of 100
aeres here. An acre of land here that you can
BOW buy for So will be worth at least $l5 in FIVE
years from now. Farmers here are free from
debt and live Independent. Laborors in eastern
states who find it difficult to support their fami-
Lies can here acquire wealth. social privileges
and political honors by few years of intelligent
industry. We have the Chicago & Northwestern,
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and two
ether railways through our county (McCook, }
Plenty of Schools and Churches. every one here
wonders why this county was not settled before
the Eastern States, therefore say come west;
come west young man (and old) this may be
your last call; fail not 10 take this good oppor-
tHnity and don't be humougged by anybody to
stay east. Save yonr money now to go west and
for any further information cdress
Nm. AIELKE,
Salem, McCook Co., Dakota.
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BIG RAPIDS, Mich, June IS, 1SS

BIG KAPIDS, MICH, JUnt TO, 1905.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Be it known, that have been intimately ae-
quainted and piactced with DR.. Fred B. Wood,
for twenty years, up to the past five years. and
always knew him to be a hard student, q close
observer as well as a scientific physician and
surgeon. He has always enjoyed large gen.
eral and consulting practice, and his opinion
has always been considered good authority ON
medical subjects. For years past DR.. Wood made
Especially Of surgi :al and chronic diseases as
rell as diseases peculiar to women, and in the
weatment of this class of cases he has no equal
in ills country. BY his own energies. hard
study and close observation DIR. Wood has
reached an eEviable position in his profession.
Pmost cheerfully recommend him TO the pub
lie as just, honest and conscientious physician
and surgeon. d. E. WOOLLEY, NJ. ID.
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will be at the
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WATER own, Wis.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 18th AND 5ih

n ty,wh
sn o a irooms
will Ie
promio do tpren
o n donotcu
enceth e
of
Lawyer o good,
sme
andth fm o M
tina
opino o fine n m be 20 essed
uf Women
that considered
ANY SURGICAL 0naration Known 10 The Profession
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Any Surgical Operation Known TO the Profession


TESTIMONIALS.
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BIG RAPIDS. Mich, June IL, 1888.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich, June IL, 1888.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Be it known, that have been intimately ac-
Quainted with DIR Fred B. Wood for twenty years
past and as physician and surgeon ne has al.
ways stood deservedly high. In all of his pro-
fessionai studies and labJrs he works with that
energy and zeal which knows no defeat. Those
needing his services can find none to serve them
better. CHARLES GAY,
Editor and Prop. Daily and Weekly Pioneer
Magnet
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Legal Advertisements
Foreclosure Sale.

Circuit Court-Jefferson County.
GEORGE H. BoTT, Plaintiff,
against
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-01

aRalkJmore money than at anything else on
49, Waking an agency for the best selling
usssbook out, Beginners succeed xrapdly,
None fail Terms free. Halistt Beck Co., PERT.
land. Maine.
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GAZING NAMES ~ CORN
Lawyer Ncti-iia"a aud Iiis Landlord In.
duise sseir Angry Fa.si.a.

Lawyer ana cx-As-"nh,ymah McClrlland,
whose watch was recently stolen by client
whom he had dcluLded for nothing and re-
turned ~ HIN after tho iac. Vas published la
nj StS has occupied rooms in Jim Burclay's
building at Tenth street and sixth avenue for
over year. MrClciant's lease exuir.s on
May /. and he notified Barclay that h. wa.
going 10 move and take with him some fixtures
which no snid lie had put there. barclay said
he must not Remove any Of III. fixtures. After
Barclay had eff, mis- saloon on Friday night
hctIei!ahd Barclay SAYS. had the fixtures he.
moved from IN. Office
the two men met yesterday on the corner in
'front.' OF Jefferson Market.
You re -. said Barclay promptly, and
repeated II several fines. There was a spicy
wfanSio. ana both men got into tho court room
III 'front.' Of the judges desk, talk loudly
..etteg. ihhY hay ,,;iitph ~ ahu "a, e..ts,, ard
testing me. no said. Hes been calling mo
vile names"
You're u liar" said Barclay.
stop! stop" shouted Justice German,
You people have gone far enough You must
stop. II you don't III commit YOU both. I've
good mind 10 do IL as II is. You've got a bad
tongue" ne added looking severely AZ Barclay
"fun spare no one. You've sven spoken about
me. Ii this don cease you both 10 to prison.
I'm satisfied" muttercd Barclay. ii lie goes
thOre too" Then the lawyer and the saloon
Keeper lett the court room by different doors.
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uore IL something that was Invented too
late to benefit the Brooklyn people when they were
troubled with foul water recently. bur II 10 ready for
any thing OF the kina that comes along now
The plumber pointed TO article that looked like
three.inch metal keg. with curved spout running up
out Of the top amt short straight from the bottom
On one side of the straight ppout WAS connection by
which the apparatus screwed into the place Uf
ordinary water faucet over sink. handle hung down
vertically On unu sIie,
you see when shove the handle to the rear said
tho plunber sutng tho action 10 this word. the water
turned and through that barrel aud uut OF
the spout The barrel IL nsd with ground quartz AMI
animal charcoal IN layers separated Ivy screens sn' NJ
b-stns uutn. The water uut altered Then re-.
place the hAuao nid It shuts nj the water but opens
the bottom ~ the filter 50 mat Whatever water remains
IN It will dropohi, carrying ains the DIRT tA naturally
nccuuss- At the bottom oi tue III Ter nnh leaving ihc
wio.e thing open tor ventilation II want to draw
NIthout nltrrlus II pun the hand forward aud
ont II Cous- through the hitun uf the faucet It, ss
easy 10 work ns rolling uN 10y AMI the rrlc- IL -
which leaves lis Planners pruht for lhv rGiaiie AND
two Of tAe Ton IN. manufactures
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Vet discovered combination Of perfect comfort with
perfect safety IN tho manufacture Of stirrups" snd
dowutaMn dealer IN sAdllrry goods. "Ther. Is
quite u variety srrups, however and "a number VI
patents have been i-.u-d various changes form
which were supposed to bo improvements Amoug these
is csled tho PARK stiIrUp The new troop u Illus
In THIS city uses It rho bottom III the strrup ia
hgng plN IT. - thpt II can tnru down Vrh,Ii Aui
probably throw the foot out the hufsgrlau should
lie uu-caIsl The tnot rest ,sNerN marrow. Anew aud
much more comfortable. sIrrup flt lAdi,, saddles u
metal slipper lned with Sam. nut II \ adv ever falls
from hOrs, without hT,t eNtrNatus her foot Il ul the
stirrHp hsr chance OF esc In- WliI bee very snhl
Ihs IDEAL srrup shuud have such lag. foot rest
that II would hold the sole Of nuns boot
yet free tao t"Ot instantly Il the rin ware thrrwn tn.
cuwbu, stirrup made NJ bent hoop ~ hickory nrArN
iva feet long and luuh,, ~r, ia probably the best
made, but It's appearance prluihtts Ito Use IA civil
iEsi communities IA seems to mo that mskug -ttrrup
in the shape az hoop fatal practice, but has
Yet offered better shape"
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LIECE StHCEI IZE"S JOCRNEf,
Getting Ready TO AIRY the Presents 70 The
Lena Delta psaul..

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Liout. William H.
Schalt1s oi tho navy. who has been selected
to carry the presents from the Cnitod States 70
,hS a RI ts tsa Rs has a4e
ents. Lieut. Sch0,ze il about 32 years old.
weighs about 200 pounds. and is n man OF
splendid physique. lie has boon to the Delta
before, having been ono OF tho oliGors
who made search for tho remains Of
Lieut., Do Longs party after tho wreck OF
tho Jennne,te. 1t Is not yot donnitoIy settled
when no viii start. but he will probably 80
soon enough to reach tho Lena River before II
freezes lie was asked to-day what lao pro-
posed to take with him. Ho replied " shall
probably take thirteen or fourteen muslie.
loading r!ies. supply VI wroushi-iron knives
and axes. copper kcttlos. flannel. aud ca,ico for
special presents. and u quantity OF tea and to-
bacro Tor general distribution. The Lena delta
embraces about i,OOD square m,Ics and na'
population Of about 800 peppl" al told Their
mod" Of life IL crude IN tho extreme. and
thcy hnvc few Of those articles which are ion-
puople aTo very hospltnUlc. Thny dvd, Nhat.
ever thay have among themselves. ahu are
standardization with IN. outside World IS ION.
lined To that All rdod by the annual visit 81 the
traders. which "a made In Oct Dor. and consssis
OF Onn man hni i reindeer sled.
You say YOU VIII take muDa loading r.los
and wr9u@hi'lron od." to"'s, My do 'ou So
lcct such obsolete imponenlST
"rh.y have nothing 10 tho shape OF t'rc-
nrms hut 4 few wrought iron riins, mad" by
tho natives of Ynkutsk. Thoy carry. q ball
about au hug IA u pon, and c.d!scharsed by tho
aid Of nnt md steel. Tho Russian ior"rn-
mont allows the sale 81 Gunpowd"r and lend to
tho natives. but nxed ammunition Is entirely
unknown there. Their knives and axes arc all
OF wrought iron. Ses would be- useless in that
climate IA It ID too britts to stand the cold.
and, II heated A. their own inducements ara
heated before use the temrcr would T. Enno.'
"Whors will you purchase tho supplies"
That IL ~ yot undecided. nut owing to tho
dim ,uites IN the way ot Transportation, shall
probably secure most 81 them in Siberia: IN"
| ilannei. cotton. and rifles viii TO bought here
| no doubt, and tho tea and tobnceo In siberia"
| " How long do you expect to he gone 7"
Probably about u year. / shall have to
| travsl upward Of 10000 miles of The Journey
| on seas drawn 10y horses and roindosr.'
What Will he tho expsnsa OF your tripF =
81 AIN going to seo Lieut.. Harder Tomorrow
70 have him assist me- IN ,naSimH an estimate.
| will this amount bs deducted from the
| $1,000 appropriation by Congress Tor tho pur-
| chase Of presentar
No; / think II will como from the contin-
| gent funds Of theNavy and State departments.
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YOCS0 RINJLDO Runs .iU.IY.
Thu ArtiAaiHi Flower Mnn Cad-r tho Met.
ropslLtMn lAoteI lMn'. fncs bis Debis.

Upto last Tuesday Hiram Eiuado, ~ years
old. sold artificial howers and feathers at jSs
Broadway under the Metropolitan Hotel. He
had S. 900 worth Of stock ia his store, and his
family and all his friends supposed that lie was
doing we'll. He lived with his father and mother
ut SO Catharine street. On Tuesday morning
hc started cut as usual after maxim. up u
bundle which ho said consisted OF clothing to
10 cleaned. He said ho would send for tho
bundle In due time boy came for the parcel.
which 1t was Riterwa.u learned contained the
bulk Of llirams wearing apparel. and since
then nothing has been Seon or heard OF tho
young man 10y his family.
An Investigation into his affairs shows that.
while bis business was prosperous. he had been
irregular In his habits OF late md had b'cn
running deeply into debt his own rol atives be-
Ing tho chief losers. Attachments have been
filed against his property hy his brothar-in-
law. Morris GrOsu.r. tor Il cash loan OF $l,OuO.
by his father for s. 900. also Il loan by j. BIZ
Rnchi X Co.. importers OF flowers and fancy
feathers. for 81. LOSS Tor goods sold and d.l.v-
cred. and by Henry Moss. u Chatham street
pawnbroker who cashod $4oO worth OF worth
less checks. K;nado owes about $4,000 in
small amounts for stock and private debts OF
which, the amount - not known Mr.. Isaac
Rinaldo. the father. loses over $lj.OOO partly
in cash loans and partly Wy endorsing notes.
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$500 ... .-...-..
$500 - 80. ssls t.slsefies ta-e he
s-~Nss-t 80 sss~t stssssA t&-ee
Il - = - ft.ia - = - rait tslsiss
- 80 49, - 49, ~ 80 - $3.50 "
- Aa' N-Ha@ n - "a -. F~iiNs
- - tn 80 = 80
~ 80 H.e
Rsff ~ = 80 20 80 . Is $50
go Hal af HH.H
no 81. I'll - So. -
LII.
49, SO hHN
HfHHHt
-
- 80 @
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A Crazy Patchwork Cushion.

This beautiful work OF art has been exc
eusd by the only daughter Of my mother lnaw whose
quilt and pillows OF los Calm des "A were on eNhIbon
IN this window Evacuation Day. 1888" IS written
piece ~ pas"board tint lies in ia, window " East
Fou trru'h street tailor sh"p
Beside n. sign Is az upholstered ma. OF Oswier,ns
crsfy PATCHWORK IL Ia tat cushion Is inches
square and with eighty nSe pieces ana II is more
mixed up than Josnph's coat kN-rV patch las
hgure or lover Embroidered uu IL There are brUnns
and fans. and oxey.i ds-is. aud oak leaves and ivy
leaves, butterflies owls. snnhn~.rs anchors ctOssss
canary birds, hnwer pots, hnl lot NJ other things
That ngn u an lr,uhnau's wsv OF telling people
that my wife made thls rtafS cushion" SAID Tailor
w'snn. she worked ~ II three hours dsy nnr ~ o
mouths Tie daughtar Is irving Ia get ahead ot III.
mott n'lsw. ~h.e ENsena'ion Day crazy Vuilt con
tanned Lto plesss"
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RECOTERING FROM MANY TOCNDy.
.Aad lLviss 60 Mac TOR the Life Insurance Of
the lIusbnnd vsho Tried to MA Her.


tbs lIusbnnd who Tried to kiu Her.
ST. LOUIS. April l9.--About n year ago Mrs.
PhrDe 4. Riley Of this city who had boon lv-
Ing for some time on unpleasant forms with
hcI husband. was shot by him ono morning as
she was engaged In her household duties, and.
ns was supposed at tho time. WAS fatally wound
od. She was in tho Kitchen when he first ap-
pearr,d. and a. no exhibited u revolver she
ran out OF doors screaming. He followed. and
whom In the opon air he lirod two shots at her
In rapid succession Shs full to the ground. A
sha lay on her faco Riloy approached her. and.
standing directly over hor. fred three more shots
ut her, all taking effect in her body. Riley then
walked into tho house. aud. putting u bullet
IN his own brain, fell dead.
NsghbOrs nj tn" unhappy couplH wore quickly
At thu side Of the wounded woman. and bore
hor into nor home, where sho MAS lad out for
dead. physician examined Mrs. Ril"y's
wounds. and Xpresse,l Tho on MON that thoug n
the night Tho next day hn found her u littis
better AMI other surgeons b-ins summoned
determined effort VIVA made to Save her life
Two bullets had tnknn effect in her head and
three others had plerred her hack. For many
weeks she fingered betwssn life aud death. and
| finally began to mend. From that timo on her
STORED TO health. though somewhat disngured,
Riley hal been u mississippi River pilot, and
both he and his wtfs were well connected hero.
| Tho trouble between them grow out Ut the
tmato with her physician. and relatives 81 the
| two made tho scandal much worsa by inter-
| fering and attempting 10 effect q SEPARATE ion,
luley had his life insursd in tho Hartford Life
was presented tor payment n settlement was
| refused. Mrs. lilsy Ii now sufficiently strong
| to prosecut To tho case, and shs has brought an
action against the company for tho amount v!
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The Correct Akade for seaiskIn drowning
Darker!


Sealskins have OF late been dyed even darker
than utfOrr. Four i've the fashion of dark
fufs set ~ IN Paris and London had 10 folnw. although
there considerable opposition ~ Diet Hr',y from The
wA>s OF England The public demanded the darker
goods of tile smaller in the HIT si metrOpo
ii. oUk them aud thea the larger
had ultimately to exert themselves IA the same d.
rcCtiun Foe sou" Nprsie reason att"nPs are now
h"nu made I" produce surtnt" even darker than has
Yet been seen The latest products u tho dysrs
biRcA aud .hNdr downward into aiding
ruwm often the the IA the seaskIu so much
admired, sOIdOrUwn background.
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The Custias OF the Largest Disnoad In che
World.

The Amsterdam arm Of J. Metz Is busy with
the erection OF special workshop ia who. the cutting
the lar. diamond IN Inc world ~ shortly to TO
Iuenc-i THIS diamond. which has recently been found
south Africa weighs i1t carsts And II said to be
greatly In cou- and hrisucv To all the other
famous diamonds Of the world the argest OF which tho
GRAND Mogul II IN the IOssc.sidn ~ the shah OF Per-
sh gAiux after hring ~ next in sko
folinws the "OrluG" OF lo5 cHrats winch ndorns the
puut ~ the Emperor OF Rus.as rcepire tho EnRlial
kuhinour' originally weighing ll1 CARAT. but IN its
present form reduced to iu2'i caras tn. Regent"
Of the French crown Jewels, weighs lJ's cArkts
lhc time spent cutting tins last Jewel was two ycnra
during hch time diamond powder To the value NJ Esi
used. The star Of the south" which has been cut
NJ AulsteI Jam. weighs 10 40 carats.
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Airs. GnrHcid's Fortune.

The suhscrptinn isod through tho instru.
ut cyrus W !'i hggfrrNtri, when invested
IA Cove rumvht bonds, about sJl2plO ten. Garn.lds
Ike insured for tJoOuh payment uf which the
Tor the sake o. ia" extended rment
Il would give them II for no other purIotr promptly
made tongrass alsu Voted her the renuHu Of lr snl
hrN which would have been VA" Gen Garfield fut the
hrst wear II service sdcut which amounted to
stup,p The little estate which GARFIELD Ia aggregates
S1pupu Tint. all that he hal hrrn able 10
runuIste after life of unusual activity. This makes
her total estate In round numbers, about SibpOp IN
unney well invested FROM this inc ONE Of probably
slNUD 10 derived In addition tn that she has from
Congress nrnual PENSION ~ $500, which 10 now
voted ~ the widows OF all g .Prvsil, uts.
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To he Weighed ut FL.

A novel wager was made In MildletOwn the
Other DAY between We'll known Young lawyer OF iHat
place Hud Gentleman now engaged N business IN Nrw
YORK. both gentlemen are the tnth,r-n " hoy babies,
of which they proud. and the discussion hap
prnIng to upon rn"n fnticr
phntc tn his assertions That his NJ ~as larger and
III every WAY more pnnieng thaH that OF hts fricipi
The outcome 1T the talk wns IN agreement that eRrh
should deposit Sion the SAVINGS bank. there to renRin
Win prime pal and Interest ant Nrhtd until both tho
hh'ncs have attained The axe ~ II years ON attaining
this majority eRrh uf tho Italics IL To hs weighed and
the tipping the scales NJ the greatest weight 10 " be
titled ~ draw al tho money from tie bank.
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At Canterbury Cathedral yesterday the old
thhh bulr was r'ihceI ~ Tue position origin ly &c.
&" 70 ut"n whhi - huoNu A. tTSuntI desk in the
unrhca.t aisle ot The CNtnrdral Upon Receiving the
nlni" rom W. Meih"ret by whom u has been care
tu' rrnoN atel, the bishop ~ Dover said that II gave
nm great pleasure To replace the volume the no.
s.tih ~ winch II was chained the reixn OF
Susrn thkah.t, nj the time when Bibles o.
''', ".,t"h were placed IN catledrais aud Deans
W,sS ~ gLG Sapf. ~. ill.,
constructed IN the reign Of Henry VIII amt was the
place ON Which the nrst EEgh Bible read In the
English Church for the benefit alike 90 the clergy and
laity The bean Of Canterbury aud Arehdcacon Harri-
II I'M AInk.