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Hotel Arrivals.

Occidental Hotel: J. L. Stewart, Sullivan; j.
L. Wagner, Terre Haute; Geo. Stearly, Brazil;
T.. S. Briscol, Hartford City; Mrs. E. j. Ran
dolph, Blackboard j. G. Turkenkoph, Corners
vile; D. W. Stewart, Muncie; A. j. Peed, New
Castle.
Bates House: Henry Colerick Geo. S. Fowler,
Fort Wayne; P. Whitmer and wife, Blooming
ton; Geo. S. Terry, Elkhart: James H. Evans.
]. e. Downing Columbus; VIM. Crosse, W. j.
Wright and wife. New Castle; W. V, Stuart, w.
j. Cunningham, Lafayette John G. Robinson,
Spencer; G. e. Doyle. g. W. Stevens, Peru; j.
r. Gray Noblesville; G. c. Taber, Logansport;
E. G. Wightman, Hartford.
Grand Hotel: T. G. Worthington, Brazil; H.
I. Overstreet, Spencer; John Clements. Madison;
DR.. s. B. Lewis, Evansville; j. w. Camper,
South Bend; j. w. Jenner James B. Rucker,
Evansville; E. J. Duckes and mother. Peru; A.
j. Martin, Evansville; j. n Rose, Crawfords-
vile; j. N. Study, Richmond; FL. B. Foster, Mad
ison; r.. NJ. Pratt. Decatur; J. E. Kleiber, Mil
ton; William s Harrison, Fort Wayne; Henry
Myers. Terre Haute; Frank Stewart, Jefferson
vile; Edward King, New Albany
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O. II. HoLBERG. pastor of Woodhaven NJ. e.
York. states II have used Allcocks Plasters
for thirty years. Never found them fail to cure
weakness of the back, spine and kidney difficult
ties. They are very agreeable and strengthen
ing. A short time ago l got in profuse per-
spiration while preaching. Imprudently going
home without my overcoat. lost the use of my
voice, and the next day had violent pain in my
back, kidneys and chest could hardly breathe.
Three Allcock's Plasters applied to my back.
chest and kidneys, cured me completely in six
hours. was astonished how quick my breath
ing became easy after applying"
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
United States District Court.
hon. w. A. Woods. Judge.
To-day-No special call.
Supreme Court.
Hon. W. Il. Niblack. Chief-justice.

Supreme Court.
Hon. w. e. Niblack. Chief-jus
The following decisions were rendered March 2:
12047. Sarah Kilt ct al. VS.. VIM. D, Wilson ct
al. Ripley g. G. reversed. Niblack G. J.-Suits
for partition have not been, and are not now. the
subjects of exclusive equitable jurisdiction, and
a jury may be demanded.
1876. Falmouth & Lewisville Turnpike Com
pany vs. David p. Shawhan. Rush G. G. Re-
versed. collars J.-Where one subscrbes for
shares of stock in a gravel road, promising to
pay the amount-set opposite mis- name, the con-
tract of subscription, in suit against the sub
scriber for an assessment on the stock, is one in
writing the statute fixing the manner of pay
ment and the six years statute of limitation does
not govern.
1921. City of Fort WAYNE VS.. Samuel FL.
Shoaff ct al. Allen S. G. Affirmed. Elliott, j..
"A common council of city has no jurisdiction
to assess the cost of improving property owned
by the city for market purposes upon adjoining
property owners, such proceedings being void.
The appropriate remedy by the property owner
is an injunction
1876 L.. E. & St L. Railway Company VS..
Hiram L. Thomas Gibson G. c. Affirmed.
Howk, I'LL Where the evidence shows, in an
action for the value of mare killed by rail-
road, that the railroad track was fenced on both
sides. but that there were no wing fences to a
cattle guard, and that she went on without
hindrance and was killed, ETC., the track cannot
be regarded as securely fenced in at the point
where the mare entered. within the meaning of
the statute absolving railroad companies from
liability for animals killed at points securely
fenced (2) Where the evidence tends to show
that the mare was killed by actual contact with
the locomotive the verdict will not be disturbed.
1888. L., N. A. & c. Railroad Company vs.
Green c. Sumner Hamilton G. c. Affirmed.
Mitchell. J.-Q.l In an action for breaches of
covenants in a deed in which the grantee, rail
road company, covenanted to make stock pass
over and fence the strip of land conveyed, evil
dence of the value of hogs killed, the
value of the pasture plaintiff was prevented
from using, and damage sustained by trespass-
ing animals, is admissible in estimating the
damages for failure to erect the fence. e. J
When railroad company covenanted with the
grantor ''to locate and maintain depot" at a
certain point. such agreement is not against pub
lie policy, there being no restriction prohibiting
the company from maintaining depot at any
other place. and for failure to do so it is liable in
damages.
12063. Daniel Mates, administrator, VS.. JAS
B. Pickens Vigo c. c. Dismissed.
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Miscellaneous Notes.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 2-Joseph M. Dufour
formerly of Vevay who was recently removed
from a position in the Office of the Supervising
Architect Of the Treasury on the ground Of
offensive partisanship," has accepted position
with panorama company here. which has just
opened an exhibition on a grand scale Of the
battle Of Bull Run, or Manassas Dufour is well
aud favorably known throughout Indiana and
Illinois; Is a prominent Grand Army man; has
responsible position.
c. G. Hines, of indianapolis is at the Riggs.
Postmasters commissions were to-day issued
for the following Indianians David G.. Devore.
ut Weights Corner; Charles F. Sheets. at Ford's
Crossing William f. Colglozier, at Chambers
burg
Changes have been ordered in the time SEIZED
nile Of the star mail route from Indian Springs
to Owensburg, Ind, as follows: Leave Indian
ats A. NJ; arrive at Owensburg by 1912 A. NJ.
Leave Owensburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at P. NJ; arrive at Indian Springs
By 3.42P. NJ.
Secretary Whitney to-day sent letter to the
ehairman Of the Senate committee of the New
York Legislature Investigating the Broadway
street railroad case, In which he explains his
connection with the matter, and says if it is in
any respect open TO just criticism he is not
aware Of il.
The President to-day nominated Albert H.
johnson, of the District of Colum bia, to be con-
sui at Menica; NJ A. Turner, of Arkansas, to be
consul at ST. Thomas; Commodore William
Truxton to be a rear admiral in the navy.
The House committee on claims to-day agreed
TO report bill favorably granting compensation
for over time to government employees who
worked more than eight hours after the passage
end before the enforcement Of the eight hour
law. ar ass - es
Secretary Manning has answered the resolu-
sion Of the House calling for statement of the
tacneys seized at New Orleans by Generals But
leF and Banks between the dates of May /,
1862, and May /, 1865. The Secretary saws Gen
eral Butler seized and accounted for $262, 534
taken from New Orleans banks, xhile General
Banks seized S47, $50 in cash. f A~x
The President to-day approved the acts re-
moving the-disabilties of Alexander P. Stewart,
Of Mississippi; Edward g. w. Butler, of Missouri
and Thomas L. Rosser, of Virginia. sa.ssss Is
The judiciary committee OF the House to-day
agreed to the adverse report upon the Senate
blu providing fer an increase Of salaries of the
judges Of she United States district court to $5-
cooper annum s a4s atae
A test vote was taken by the House committee
On public lands to- day on the proposition TO re-
peal the .pre-emption law The result was de-
eiaedly in favor of reporting repeating measure
Daniel Trick, late q private in company a.
Twentieth Indiana Volunteers. will hear of
something to his advantage by communicating
With j. Tarbell, pension attorney. Washington,
d. O. sts - -
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deemed it advisable to place two colored men in
his room, to keep constant watch over
him. About 8 O'clock this morning he
proved too much for them, and
breaking away from their grasp. jumped through
a window of his room, which was on the sixth
floor of the hotel It overlooked the court in
the center of the building. When he fell he lit
on the wire-work covering the glass of the read
ing-room. The attendants rushed down stairs
in great alarm, supposing their charge would be
killed by the fall but when he was picked up
and examined it could not be ascertained that
any bones were broken, or that he had sustained
any serious injury. The physicians are hopeful
he will recover
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Mullens-Heilman.

Special to the Indianapolis journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March IA notable event
in society circles, in this city to-day. was the mar
riage of Miss Rose, daughter of Hon. William P
Heilman, to Mr.. William Mullens of Lima, o.
The ceremony was private and was performed
in the parlors of the Heilman residence in the
presence of few intimate friends. The bride is
beautiful ana attractive. and possessed of many
accomplishments The groom is prominent
business man of Lima, o. The newly-wedded
pair left this evening for Chicago and St Paul.
after visit to which cities they will return to
Lima, o., their future home
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THE DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL {
w A CrrrDnnn1 Movnh q


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, March g. lam.
Special Indications for Twenty-four Hours,
from A. NJ. for indianapolis and Vicinity
Fair weather, stationary temperature, followed
by slight rise.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Fair
weather in the Ohio valley. local rains in Ten
nessee; northeasterly winds in Tennessee, north
westerly winds in the Ohio valley, slight changes
in temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region-Fair weather
in the western portion local SHOWS in the eastern
portion, followed by fair weather; slightly
warmer preceded by nearly stationary tempera
ture, westerly winds.
For the Upper Lake Region-Fair weather,
variable winds, slightly warmer
For the Upper Mississippi Valley - Fair
weather. followed in the northern portion by
local rains; slightly warmer variable winds.
For the Missouri ENTHUSIASTICALLY warmer,
cloudy weather, with local rains or SHOWS. winds
generally southeasterly.
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Compulsory Prayer and Murder.

WHEELING, w. Va March AT Perryville,
Mcdowell county, Tom Cline was fatally shot by
George Lee. yesterday. The two men met on
the road Just out of town. and took up the sub
ject of a revival now in progress there. Lee re-
marked that he had not prayed for some time,
when Cline responded that he had better try OF
he would forget how. Lee objected. when Cline
drew a revolver and compelled Lee to fall on his
knees and offer up a petition. Lee then went
home and obtained a rife, and watching for
Cline shot him through the breast. Lee was
placed in jail
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general superintendent of the Pullman Car
Company. whose headquarters are at st. Louis,
has been at the Palmer House for four five
days. suffering from very severe attack of cry
sipelas.s day.or two ago the disease reached
his brain, and since then he has been quite dciri
Gus and 50 unmanageable that the company
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Court.


Room Hon, Napoleon B. Taylor. Judge.
observation-disclosures Peacock VS.. Edward Foster
ct al; appeal. Dismissed
Francis F. Hord vs. Wooley Locomotive Elec-
trio Headlight Company ct al; note and receiver.
Judgment for ST. $685. 33.
Mary NJ Dunlap guardian, VS.. Arthur L.
Wright ct al; foreclosure. Mortgage foreclosed
and judgment for 81. 165.
James Renihan ct al VS.. Christian G. Fritsche
ct al: receiver.
To-day-Calls: $4,000 Joseph E. Grant VS.. In.
dianapolis Manufacturing and Car Company.
34624, Josephine MCGEE VS.. August Leanty.
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge.
Yesterday-Henry S. Cunningham VS.. Fred
erick Berner; suit on account for medical serv-
ices. On trial by jury.
Albert G. Ritz vs. Artemus N. Hadley ct al
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company VS.. Albert
G. Beck, administrator. ETC.. ct al. Plaintiffs
file motion for receiver.
Singleton L. King ct al. VS.. Lyndon W. Com
stock; suit on note. Finding and judgment for
plaintiff for $33377
To-day-Cunningham VS.. Berner On trial
Room 3-Hon. Lewis G. Walker. Judge
Observation-Disclosures Nicolai vs. Justus c.
Adams, auditor, ct al; injunction. Injunction
made permanent.
Catharine Gruenart, guardian, VS.. Connecticut
Life Insurance Company policy. Tried, and
taken under advsement.
nannan DeSSar vs.. City; Tor wrongful assess
ment. On trial by the court.
To-day-Calls: 1885, Chas M. A. Hess. We
Chas. E. Hall ct al. 34590 Emil Wulschner vs.
Martha A. Hanson ct al.
NEW SUITS
Room 1-35143, State ex rel. City of Indianap-
oils vs. Isaac N. Pattison. Robert Browning,
John j. Cooper Sample Loftin, David Nicholson,
Flavius J. VanV orhis. John c. S. Harrison, r.
S. Hill, Norman S. Byram, Otto III. Hassleman.
John L. Mothershead and Alfred Harrison; suit
on official bond; demand, $3.50, 900. 35140, Josiah
Mcmillan VS.. John L. DALEY aud VIM. A. Woods;
false representations; demand, 5000.
Room 2-35141, John NJ. Pruitt VS.. Mary Pan
tome; to foreclose mechanics lien; demand, So
35l44, David Russell, ST.. and David Russell, IT.,
vs. Indianapolis Bridge Company; notes; demand,
$3.50.
Room 3-35142, John Day VS.. Luke G. Butter
field. Mary L. Barr Leopold A. Jenner; malicious
prosecution; demand, $1,000 35I39, jesse d.
Carmichael VS.. John W. johnson; note; demand,
$780,
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.


Equation had not beec requested and would not
Be accepted. The Sccrstary is now trying to find
cut who asked for tae resignation, and for what
purpose, and it is probable the guilty man will
be called to- answer for it.
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HANNIBAL, Mo-, March 2--The City Council
lest night repealed the ordinance granting the
Missouri and Kansas Telephone Company, the
fpap6bfse to aess rs strsets and alleys over which
70 run its wires. A contract Isl in existence
which says that tho company should charge only
- per month for each instrument whsnsthe mum.
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Commissioners Colman.

WASHINGTON, March 2.--Commissioner Col
man, of the Agricultural Department, has been
invited by the faculty of Purdue University.
Indiana, to deliver the annual address before the
scientific societies at the next commencement
exercises of that institution, which will occur in
lime naxt.
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Circuit Court.
Hon, A.fC, Ayres. jude

Hon. A.C Ayres Judge.
Yesterday-David Mcconnell ct al. vs. the
estate of Joseph Mcconnell; claim Jury found
for defendant
Union Railway Company vs.. the c., FL. g. L
Ry. Co.; to collect rent. On trial by court.
To-day-Same cause continues.
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Criminal Court,

Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge.
To-day-Call: The State VS.. Charles Mitchell;
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AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED-MALE HELP.

\ UTANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG MEN HAv-
w ing few hours spare time each day, and wish-
ing to earn money, have work at their homes in
an entirely business strictly honorable and gem,
uine in every respect. The rules simple and work
carriage prepaid. We give constant employment to
those who wishit Good prices paid for work. Nd
canvassng or peddng. Address at once for particu-
lars PURITY MANUFACTURING co., 12Howard
street. Boston, Mass.
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j The name and fame Of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup are known throughout the land, and
everywhere it is relied upon as the specific for
coughs and colds. aH1essH LIST
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CyAMUEL MERRILL, CANDIDATE FOR COUN-
y ty auditor subject to the decision of the Republic
an convention.
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NOR AUDITOR OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN
Il w. Pfaf, subject to Republican nominating con-
ven
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NOR AUDITOR OF MARION COUNTY, r. H.
i Rees, subject to Republican nominating con,
vention. 1886.
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Maekin,s case Before the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, March 2-Argument was be-
gan in the Supreme Court Of the United States
today in the case of Joseph Mackin and William
J. Gallagher VS.. The United States, known as the
Chicago conspiracy case. Mackin and Gallagher
were charged with seven different acts of con-
spfFacy at the congressional election of 1884, in
Chicago, aud convicted and sentenced to pay a
fine Of SIS, 900 and be imprisoned in the peniten-
tlary for two years. The case was taken to the
Circuit Court for the Northern district of
Illinois, and came before the Supreme Court of
the United States on certificate of division Of
opinion between the circuit justice and the cir
Cuit Judge.
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vTTuLIS R. MINER, FOR AUDITOR OF MA
w rion county, subject to Republican nominating
convention, 1886.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
WASHINGTON, March 2-Patents were issued
TO Indianians to-day as follows:
VIM. P. Andrews. DANA pump; John p. Bond,
Warsaw grain separator and cleaner; Joseph
Burns, Montezuma, fence post; Noah Evinger.
Terre Haute, corn-husking device; David d.
Frederick. Roseville, washing machine; James
". Hardin, Vincennes, assignor of one-half to
L. Q. Bailey. Indianapolis, corn planter; Geo. e.
johnson. Albion, (2l gasometer and mixing and
yaporizing device for inhalers; Levi FL.
Nusbaum, Goshen. spring tug fastener; Lewis
III. Robbins, McCool. hay loader; Samuel E.
Shute, Richmond, roller skate; Danl ID. Vanwie,
indianapolis. combined map, chart and book
case; Seth Ward, Princeton, back-band book
VIM. L. and j. C. Wilson, Cynthiana, gate
John w. Gates, Bourbon, spout for tea kettles
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FOR SALE.
STRAYED.

CTRAYED--BAY HORSE WITH BLAZE FACE;
Slame in left fore leg; heavy tail and name; about
15la hands high, had on halter. Return to No. IL
colored school, on Brinkmen street, and get liberal
reward.
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II is wonderful hoac Quick
Ely's Cream Balm has helped
and cured me. 1 suffered from
acute Inflammation IN my nose
and head. For a week al a
time / could not see. HRS.
Georgia S. Judson, Hartford,
Cnnya
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VXTILLIAM w. HEROD, FOR CLERK OF MA
w rion county, subject to Republican nominating
convention, 1856.
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County Cler

EOR CLERK OF MARION COUNTY, JOHN r.
II Clinton, subject to Republican nominating con-
yention 1886.
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For Is gears L aUas annoyed
arith catarrh, serere pain III
my head, discharges into my
throat and unpleasant breath.
My sense Of smell aoas much
impaired. I have overcome
these troubles scith Cream
Batn.-J. b. Case, So. Denis
Hotel, BroadiUGy, ". Y.
n particle Of the Balm 1
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For cold in the head Ely's
Cream Balm aDorks like magic.
1t cured me Of catarrh and re-
stored the sense of smell. e.
III. Sher;cood, Banker, Elisa-
beth, N. j.
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"A 0odsend Is Eiy's Cream
Balm. Ihad catarrh for tire,
years. MY nose ire1id bleed
I thought the sores Mould nere,
heal. Cream Balm has cured
nue. Mrs. M. A. Jackson,
Portsmouth,, N. III.
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yXrANTED--AGENTS FOR 1.-THE CHILD'S BI
w ble;' introduction by DIR. j. III. Vincent over
400 engrayings. One agent has lately sold 90 in
town of 2, 138 peoples one 70 in a village of GA
The best selling book in this country. Address CAS-
SELL. & CO, Limited, 40 Dearborn street, Chicago
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This remedy is not liquid snuff po,0der, conta in
ELY'S
GRE A M BALM

I haze used t,po bottles of
Ely's Cream Balm, and con-
slider myself cured. Isufered
20 gears from catarrh and co.
tarrhal headache, and this is
the first remedy that afforded
lasting relief.-D. #. Higgin-
son, l45 Lake street, Chicago.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 2.
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nv ANTEp-sle GOO no see. 600 RITZINaERs

wv certificates at par in part payment Of real estate
at cash value. ranging from $500 to $6, 0O0;.
farm the city at 800 per acre, once sold for
$500 per acre in cash, one worth $40, 900; others
from 81 900 up. Win take twothirds in Ritz myers
certificates, and give time on balance. 4. A. GOOD
WIN.
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NyANTED-A GOOD, HOUSE WORTH $500
W. for customer who win pay 81 600 cash and
assume incumhrance. or pay balance in one and tive
years. 4. A. GOODWIN, 81 Thorpe Block
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I aras cured before the secont
bottle of Ely's Cream BAH
sras exhausted. I acas trou
bled qoith chronic catayrh
gathering IN head, difficulty u
breathing and discharges from
my ea-s.-C. j. Corbin, go
Chestnut 81, Philadelphia, Pa
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=
WANTED.

WANTED CLAIMS ON RITZINGER'S BANK.
w d. Ell. WILES 46 North Pennsylvania street.
TTTANTED = SITUATION AS BOOK-KEEPER
w assistant boolkeeper or entry clerk; long expe
rience; best of references. Address S. r. g. Journal
Office
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NOR RECORDER OF MARION COUNTY, AUS
IL tin B. Prather, subjectto Republican nominating
convention, 1886.
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nICK Golfer, FOR SHERIFF OF MARION
IL county. subject to Republican nominating con
vention 1886.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-09

Harriet Beecher Stowe has turned her ,5t,
year.
Wichita eagle., 1886-12-09
NIL. for Children in summer.

Among the t2nenlnt population. where
ice is scarce, milk in summer fit for the ten.
der stomachs of infants mast be seldom at
tainahle, and there is reason to believe that
much Of the cholera infantulu whish swells
the summer mortality is due TO the acids
which are Developed by the decomposition of
milk. Bat this % only part Of the evil De
spite the use Of ice and the most pervasivs
cleanliness, milk IS apt to sour upon tn,
hands OF the retail dealer, and even in transit
from the larry. To prevent this, attempts
are made to preserve it with chemical com
pounds, including, rs DR.. BARLEY shows, a
substance known a. rex n2gnuS, composed Of
boric acid, boraX and common salt
The effect OF the continued ingeStio9 OF
these chemicals is 10 produce irritation OF The
kidneys and nvers of adults; upon those q:
children their influence must he ycs NOR.
severe. How the problem of sliptiyin,
Wholesome milk Cor infants in tenenlents
through the torrid days of summer Is
to he solved, We do not pretend 10
say, but parents can at least talks
special precautions, 20 the extent of
their ability, to keep the milk fresh. bY con.
slant securing Of vessels and bottles. and p.
cool Is ltoSsible.-Brook!vn Ea-lo.