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BuckIeu's Arnica SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, C spped Hands, Chilblaint
Corns, and sllSkin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guarantee to give satisfaction, Of
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale BY Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

KAISER WILLIAM, OF Germany, though
eighsy-nine yesrs old and in feeble health
is going to take part in the military re,
views soon to be held He seems deter
mined 10 die with his boots on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

Tbs Knights of Labor have been organ
iziug so fast in the West that in Illinois
the officials Of the order have declared that
no new assemblies shall be formed during
the next forty days, The time is TO be
spent in explaining the objects Of the Or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

TIE Pittsburg iron founders can enjoy
the coming OF spring, They say the pros
poets of spring trade have not been bet
Ter for wears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

Tbs Clifton nail mill starts at the "
eat scale ard the hearts Of many working
men are made glad. Now for the next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
TuC REGISTER,

Nest GirginiAns sojOurning I'm
Washington can always find the
DAILY REGISTER ON the conn
Ter Of LePley IL Finster, news
dealers. 5IS Fifteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

MANY of the crowds Of Oticeseekers in
Washington don't have 10 change their
habits to observe the present fasting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

THE young American is not long IN
learning to initiate the full grown man.
The strike Of the bOysin the Bellaire glass
factories shows this well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

VIZ admire Congressman GoFFs good
sense in refusing TO accept sn empty honor
He feels coa6dent that Democrat IS 60
ING TO win in the next Congressional cam
Mann
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
All that science aud skill

could do to make Hensou's Capcine Piasters TIE
beet porous plasters, ard also the best general sx'
ternal remedy in the world, has been done. When
ever It is possible to improve them is DONE Ben
sons pla,teu are not made to impose upon the
credulous, but to cure disease Their eminent sue
ces. has procured Tor them the voluntary endorse
ment of 500 physicians, pharmacists and drug
si,ts throughout the country, and the outspoken
ppromnt- poweriul, clesnlY and certain. They
cure where no others will even relieve: Refuse
limitations STYLED "Capsicin," "CaIsicum" or Ca
pucin" plasiers Reputable druggists only. The
nThres Seals" trademark on the genuine and the
word "CapcIne" cut in the centre OF The plaster
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
FOR SALE.
For sale.

r DESIRE TO SELL MY PLEASANT FRhaE
1 Cottage containing four rooms and SIcnen
1eranda 70 the east and good cellar, gas and vster
situate No los on South Front street. Between .ae
hyidre snd New Fair Grounds. 10: 40 BY 10 ieet.
'-'Neo MRS MARY z. DECHERT.
For terms and particulars enquire ut Z; A.
sCHAEFER CO.'S, Real Estate and STOCK bIoK-
ers. Call Telephone. mrlssurrutrn@SA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

A TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, SIX
IN rooms, kitchen and hall, on Chspline, above
Eleventh street.
Two Rooms and Kitchen, OF South Broadway.
Property on corner Chapline aud Seventeenth
streets.
siebkes tottling establishment, in the Smith
Brewery, ami Office.
Brick House, four rooms and kitchen, on Island,
Wabash street
Bsr6ershop on Water stree', near depot AID
landing.
Large Storage Rooms ard three large vaults In
Smith Brewery, corner Chspline and seventeenth
streets.
Two-sOry Brick, five rooms and kitchen, No.
1925 EOf street.
Two-story Brick store and 1--we rOOrs, No 1926
Main street.
Store Room under Arion Hall, very large.
Thirty ere Farm, eight miles from Wheeling
Thee Elegant Rooms aud Garrett, corner For
teenlh and Market stre IT'S, upstairs.
L. A. sChAEt Err i CO.,
Reas : state and stock Brokers.
Call Telephone. mira
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
CURE F gss DEAF

PICKS PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS
HzzEns xaa perform the work Of the
gNIal 5a. Invisible comfortable and always IN position. AL
whispers hard stcy. Ssa4 soS Illustrated
look uiih tssilontsls FREE Aisesa call T. HSco1,
sss BrosizIy, Nsx YSsE. IsaFOu hi. PSgsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO GLASS WORKERS.

u,HERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETIN G
OF Local Union No. 9, A. +. G. W. u, at
their regular hall, this CTuesday) morning at :
O'CLOCK, to attend the funeral Of our deceased
brother, James A. Cabil.
Unions Nos is and "a are invited to attend.
By order Of the President. ,,orrr,,
marl6d oEChELA N :.
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TER3S

,IS :S JOPISS Of DAILY OR WEEKLY 5
sLs-IoESEsTONos NCE CONTAINING IMeoRfANI
ryys SOLICITED PROM EVEIsV PAST o. TIE sun
AOUS DING COUNTRY. III,
ms PEGTSTER, srs5Iaciisg it5 several editions,
,sSsfraFcl he Pasio. Tee a WAecling, W. Va, as
sscond class walter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16
For Sale On Easy Terms.

THE PROPERTY No. $50, ON THE EAST
j aide OF Msrket stloet, corner OF Alley S1x;
There are one Three story Brick House and several
smaller buildings on the lot, the aggregate rent o.
which Is from $500 TO s700 per year. The whole
property will be sold for s. bOo-si In cash. me
remainder In yearly payments Of $500 each with
six per ceGt interest secured by deed OF trust For
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
mr2 1920 Main Street.
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81 REID.


Feb. 10, at Adumsbnrx, Mrs. Cath,
arine Gross, wife OF the late Jacol
Gross, aged - years, 4 months and
days.
Feb. lS, In Washington twp, Jacob,
son of Jacob aud Hannah Hacken'
burg, aged % years and 27 days.
Feb. l8. near Evandale, Samuel \,
Keller, aged 90 years, months and q
days.
Feb. 10, In Middlecreek twp. George
Mitchell. aged % years.
Feb. II, In Chapman twp, Lille Es,
tella, daughter Of Wellington and
Emma herrold, aged 3 years,2 months
and 2S days.
Feb. 1S, in Middlecreek twp, Anna
Jane, daughter of William :. and
Jennie Bickel, aged 10 months aud
days.
Feb. 1s, in Monroe twp. ]. Michael
Beaver, aged 10 years and 10 days
Feb. l3, In Mddlecreek twp. Frank
lin Pierce Berg, aged 35 years,
months and o days.
Feb. 90, in Franklin township, John
Hoffman, aged 70 years, month and
e days.
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WHEREAS. The Supreme Comman.

WHEREAS, The Supreme Comman-
der in his Wisdom has. seen fit to cal
from our midst and the u. y. Army on
Earth TO his Grand Army above, Gen.
w. y. Hancock, therefore
Eesoired, That we humblv bow in
resignation to- the will ot Him who
has been our Creator, Preservor.
Guide and Protector. That IN this
disI,ensaliou, we are reminded that
the laurels gained in this life. although
of u high standard and worthy to he
worn Ivy the most noble and ,Iatriotir
Of our race, yet the time will come to
all when these things must be left be
hind, and our best deeds like those of
the departed will be handed down to
posterity to be dealt with as they best
think.
RcSoIrcd, That in the death Of Gen
Hancock the county has lost true
patriot and loyal citizen. The Ariny
II brave soldier and his fellow citizens
a good aud sp"tless man.
RcSolrtd, That we lose him In sor.
row aud with honor aud deep regret,
will follow his memory and endeavor
to emulate hiis la his personal char.
ac'er, loyalty, patriotism end ma nful
deeds. J. Y. SlIINDEL.
j. II. ARNOLD,
q. G.. GU rELlrS,
Committee.
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saiassiseibugG Market
NIAISISIICE).

Feb. lS.by Rev.J. p Shiudel, Andrew
Wagner and Mrs. Mary Mattern, both
Of West Beaver.
Feb 2j, by Rev. j. p, Shindel, John
ID. Smith aud Miss Ida lieckendorn,
both of SeayertOwn,
Feb II, by Rev. :. F.. Ochsen'orl,
Wm. II, Snyder and Mary NJ. Whit
Iner, both OF Sclin-gruve,
At Port Trevorton, by NJ. p. AruolJ
ESQ, u. II. Martin of Washington tp.
and Miss Annie f.. Shotzberger, oI
| Union twp.
February ~, John Hummel and
Mrs. Margaret Glass, both Of Free
| burg.
Feb. lS, by VIM. Meyer, Esq, W.R
Garnian and Miss Kate Hendricks
both OF Washington twp.
Feb. %, at Beavertown, by Rev, d
| NJ. Stetler. Adam Goss of Decntor, ano
Miss Emma kemerling Of Wagner.
Feb. 2S, at Benvertown, by Rev. ID
NJ. Stetler, George w. Dreese of Bea
vertown and Miss Susan Sclrader o.
| Trt Xelvillr.
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Good pictures taken in cloudy days,
at Dpibcrt's.
Two pictures Of one person FOR csc.
(album size) at Deibcrts.
Don't forget to call at Deiberrs Gal
lery, near the Jail, FOR good pictures.
Sixteen small gems for 2jrts. The
same on mounts 4Oc., ut Deibcrt' :
Gallery.
Large pictures for syIo frames for
ijcts. Framed ready for the parlor.
from Sl.25 to $500 each, at Dcibert',
gallery.
Remcnbcr have yet a lot Of Wat
sontown and Elmira boots and shoe,
on hand which | will sell 10 nv Gus
toners at cost on account Of closing
the Boots and Shoes ont.
). Or'rEN1iKlMER.
The only reliable catnrrh remedy on
the market today is Ely's Cream Balm
being free from poisonous drugs aud
offensive udOrs. IL has cured tnou.
sands of acute and chronic cases
whcr" all other remrdic, have failed.
/ II uuickl"y cures cold in thr head and
catarrhal headache. Price fifty cts.
Feb. Il, I'm.
Now is your time TO buy "A buggy
AZ your own price. J. i. kcarus Of
the Beavcrtown Carriago works has
/ 30 buggies ready and - started. aud
no room To- store them. Parties deal.
! lug in wagons can buv at Wholesale
rates. Now is your time. Come and
So" them.
! Sol. Oppcnhpimor comes To The
/ front with IA special announcement
/ of his immense stock Of Trunks Par
! ties who contemplate trip aud wish
10 make their goods proof against
/ baggage smasher should visit him at
once.
TowN LoTS FOR SALE.-Thc un
! drrsigucd offers for sulr his lots situate
/ in tn" town of Franklin, near the
[ Middlrburgh depot. These ARE desir
ab!" building lots. For further par
, ticulars call on or address
II. RoTHWoCK.
Mcclure, Pa.
or J. II. RorHRoCK,
Miuileburgh. Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

THlh h't0, Dee. |, 81
IC. H. Krebs, Feh. %. 81
Through our lnvrriouS and pervert-
ed modes of living, and from II score
of causes besides, diseases of the kid
neys and urinary organs are now
among the most common aud fatal in
this country. Men suffer from them
most frequently and most intensely,
Their victims are falling exhausted 10y
the wayside Of life every day. Do
you fear this end for yourself. II so,
we can assure you of help by meats
of DR.. Kennedy's "Fayorite Remedy .''
March.
One Of our readers suggest, m item
as To True Politeness, and thinks il
ought to he put in big type. Here it
is: When on visit to II friend and
ready to depart, clad in your volun
inous and comfort giving wraps, don't
stop at the outer door aud discuss an
interminnble lot Of things, keeping
your hostess exposed to the chilly ali
while clad only in her thin house gar
nents. Don't stand Oh the order oi
going, but 20 at once. The seeds oi
sickness aud death have been sown by
just so little indiscretions as is here
protested against.
We conversed with Charles Hoover
owner Of the dam across Iiddlecreek,
while nt Court last week. The old
gentleman assured us that he would
try and accommodate the people o
the county by building the dam sev
eral hundred yards further up the
creek which would require it % be-
only about three feet high. IL USED
to be there, but II great trouble wa,
experienced in the basin filling M
with sand. lie does not like the idel
of running his mill by steam. We
promised to raise him money by sub
scription IL he would make change
and he promised to come and see us
but lac didn't.
You have often seen women with
marked blueness or paleness OF face
vitiated appetites, and II craving fol
unwholesome food. These are Sign
OF disordered liver, and the troubl,
must be corrected or worse results
are sure to follow. Husbands and
fathers cannot afford to treat thi
matter lightly. DR., Kennedy's "Fa
vorite Remedy" which dispels live
disease, costs less than sick wives anC
daughters. You will find it yer,
profitable investment. March.
The deer recently caught by Mr.
Bingaman in Centre township has he
come so tame that it will eat hay an'
oats out of its captor's hands. Whel
Mr.. Bingaman's boys caught it, it wa
so exhausted that it could only keeI
II few rods ahead of the dogs, and wa
scarcely able to scale fence. Oh
seeing the boys it ran into ones arm
and dropped-as il it recognized tina
as u n,eans..of escape fronthe dogs Tn
snow had n crust too weak to carr,
the deer but strong enough to bea
dogs, aud the poor animals legs wer
completely skinned for four inche
above the hoofs. The dogs belonged
to man near Laurelton, and it |
supposed the poor creature had
long run OF it. People owning dee
dogs should keep them chained a
this season OF the year, as the anima
chiefly subsists on laurel to keep itsei
warm, aud can't stand fatigue.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-04

s.xnv, t.ouryy CouRrs.-gts Courts OF
srssr coanty are held on the fourth Mondays
teSruary, May, aud september, and second
,5ay ofJecembor.
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NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

Look Mt the iiugures on the label OF
eonr paper. Those figures tell you
8HP DArE 10 WHICH YOUR srBsCitiP-
S7oN II PAID. within 3 wee Ks after
money Ia sent, see If date is changed.
No other rectspt II necessary.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

II DC matter oftc Estate ot Jtcob Bru
b0k,r, dord
The undersigned. ANA dIur arpoint"i hv the
'lrphuu's Court Ui SuNder county 10 di,titbut,
he funds ~ the bnu rs ot Jacob =. irthtker
uluiui drttor ui tho vstlf" ui Jacob lruhpke'
d"rd gs appcl's on ll. Hui account To- aud
among the pa ttrs cniItlri thereto. viii attend
the lutic a. his .tpp1iu'm- n 1T thn utu' ui
q. I tIirh, EsI. iu thr thorough oi = linz
tuNr, un lrt 'N March ~, 1850 at oclnch \
whrh ani whore all piftios tu'r rstrd AZ,
U"lu stod tu pres NJ ctr claims hrii~ the uu
Ter lXrcd, 'r br iorcv after Iehirrcd iror
rn'ntu! w. uunu the said uu -.
March ., -. II NIL ER j..
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FEARFULLY COMMON.
Kidney Complaints Among Both
Sexes and All Ases-A Brilliant
Recovery.

There Il something st'rlling IN TIVE r,pld In
crease OF sLcy disc scs among the Ancrca n
p,opl WITHIN Hiew year past Many causes
peculiar 10 cCrtaiu classes tend tp pruduoe aud
asgiavstc These troUhlo.--as f,r example, care.
less hyiNy:, oN,rwnrk aud expo urc ilr David
krune y, Uf Rund y. y. Is often congrdtu.
lated on the exceptional success Of his meutctnc
called "idNOrttr Remedy ia nrrts ing aud r,tl-
iWll. curing these uOst painful atd dangerous
disordtrs. Proofs ui this lthc the tllusttly n a
,onsttutly hr'u, ~ TO hls aten iOu I'd are pub.
hSh'd by hi u for The sakc oi thousand of uther
suiictc whom l' dc,iiCs 4 reach and benent
Tho letter th'ry FORE may bc ut itHl Importance
to you or to sbIc one horn you ktuw II IL
rom NJ tic best knuw Hld popular d az l,Sts in
The nnc anl gfuwing city tom "hich lc writes,
whcrc th1sc interested may nud Mr.. cruw ord IL
hls place "i business on the cVrhcr Of Mui and
l niun s'tc'ts:
SrLtNGriItp. VI s., March "a, iss,.
Dr Ovid kcnnriy, Ropdogt, y Y.
lrNpSuW For ten year, had hc. n afflicted
h kidney dis asc Ia It's most acute ij,m
What sui rcd must Zee I, It to the imruIua,ion,
.ur No one can 'pltcvintU IL except those VII
nave gone through 70. ! rc.UrtCI tp ua p't,
"ci1n, aud g. many different kinls ur tie =.
ucut. aui ~ mt great j"Il ut m. cy uulN
ind myself Id sud worse Than over | In -
1y tHat used Twenty-Five hot tot u rra. a,a
ion widely hd,criis 'dasn u .pc inr r tbs ~,
'se sort oi trnuh s, aud tuu ~ n ont rV us"ls.s
IcIT IN my ease. Your "iANbk fl
KEN ln'-l suy T. with perfect rrrntlecip
\ Hll that wa ,'ouc to- inc hctd,s--.s M uuiv
hing that dtd ne the sllshtr good. h'd 7 an
AMY 10 admit that I; gave 'lr permanent y.
Eei have rCcOtumr lci 'FANDRIIE KEN
ilN u uiiuN cuple Tor kidney III c,s'. mt
hey all ,Vrcc with the ~ S1Ntu' that pR IA
'lD KENNEDY fANoRlrE EIMEbY d.
1ui IL equal Va The vi world flr this dIstrps.
ug aud nit"n m' Il complaint Usr tlus lrttrr
you deem best ilr hr Decent " u,lvr. Your.
Nc., LYMAN CRAWFORD
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I Cbildren's Ailments. such as con
stipatiou, ;" disordered bowels, worms,
and many other diseases SO prevalent,
can be successfully treated by the oc-
casional use Of Walkers Vinegar Bit
ters. IL is as sefe and certain in it's
action upon children as upon adults.
IL acts on the liver and clenses the
blood.
Abe Lacy, the veteran tramp, known
to almost every family in Central
Pennsylvania, made his appearance
on our streets OH Saturday. He Is so
crippled mp with rheumatism that he
is compelled to use two canes in walk.
| ing aud then goes mt II gate of about
| five hours to the mile. He shutters as
usual and is as independent as hog
ou ice.
The Niillersburg Sentinel says that
the story going the rounds Of the pa.
pers about a man having recently
fallen dead in II hotel at that place,
after participating in n sacrilegiou-
mocery Of the Lords supper" is
without foundation in fact. the man
in question having died from natural
causes.
Catarrh Is disease of the mucous
membrane, almost invariably origi-
mating in the nasal passages and
maintaining its stronghold in the head
Ely's Cream Balm will cure catarrh in
relief from cold in head. II contains
no injurious drugs. Price fifty cents.
March.
Sharpcrs. who in several counties in
this state sold Bohemian oats to fnrm
ers Mt about $40 per bushcl. did not
operate, 80 far as we have heard. in
this county, The Bohemian article
was n common cereal not az good as
the dupes who bought il had long been
new humbugs, generally offered bv
strangers with glib tongues in honey
ed accents.
An exchange says: There is anoth
er fraud on the road. who Processes to
cure all eye, ear and head diseases by
means Of spectaclcs with electric at
| Itachments, for which he charges 80,
the sum OF - to be paid ut the time
Of purchase and the balance when the
patient is ,ured. The sppctucles are
worth about twenty five cents. Many
uusophiSticnted people, who don't
read the newspapers, have been vie
timized by this spectacle game
Roll OF HONOR. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the PoSr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa =
! Il
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y -o,r friends throughout the county win
XrIiys by ssodIos ua the news In their respec.
Sye 10 sns, Villages aui peghborhoods. send
n shs main facts, and VIC VII dross them up.
osedbe. oar columns WI aissya ue ,P
~ sac WHO Wish to spcak through them on
f,erhi or local qnes'iors OF rubnc tntstcet
vi we viii rot holi out. eli responsible for the
kpinious they may express.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-24
THE GEORGIA STYLE.
Running Accommodation Trains for tho
Accommodation of Everybody.

Running Accomm odation Trains for the
Accommodation of Everybody.
A few days ago well-knowr citizen
of Atlanta had occasion to go from
Wrightsville to Dublin. He took one of
the accommodation trains between the
two towns and prepared himselfto sleep
through the short journey. When the
Journey was about half over, and while
the train was dashing along at high
rate Of speed, the engineer observed a
fine large gopher near the track.
.sJerusalem, the blestl' he calculated,
turning to the fireman, ''Put on brakes
and stop the train!'
He caught hold of the whistle lever
and produceA succession of shrill
blasts, which caused the brakemen back
in the cars to hurry to their posts and
frantically endeavor to twist the brakes
up to the last notch. The passengers
thought the engineer had overtaken
herd of wild steers, or that bridge had
been washed away, and every one OF
them prepared to join ina prayer-meet-
inc by way of preparation for impend-
ing death. Finally, the train was
stopped, but not until the gopher had
been left half a mile behind. De-
termined not to lose his game, the en-
gineer backed to the spot where he had
seen the gopher, stopped the train, and,
accompanied by the fireman, gave
chase and captured it.
Say" said passenger to the con-
ductor, as the train once more started
toward Dublin, ''what kind of train is
thisp''
.It's an accommodation train," the
conductor replied, land will accommo-
date an engineer as quickly as it will
a nger-especially when there's
gopher in the case. .n-Atlanta Coaastitu-
tim
Huntsville gazette., 1886-07-24
TOO PREMATURE.
why Hoosier Judge Quashed an Indict
ment Against q Lawyer.

Why Hoosier Judge Quashed an Indict~
ment Against Lawyer.
A lawyer at little town in Delaware
County, Ind, appeared in the Muncie
County-seat the other day and came in
to court and asked Judge Lott to dis
pose Of his case.
What is your case" querled his
Honor.
s.WeH,n replied the rustic Kent, ''it's
plain drunk in a public place; but /
move the court to quash the indict-
ment."
For what reason" said his Honor.
"You see," said the mover, acomical
smile making his ginger colored beard
separate in different directions, and his
pale blue eyes lighting up with fun.
II am indicted about six months by an
ticipation. This Indictment states that
was drunk in public place on Decem-
Der 26, 1886. Now it is possible that I
shall be liable to Indictment if l live to
thatda for that offense; if so, will
pay all the fines. but | want to be in
dicted after the offense. -
Here the court counseled with the
prosecution and quashed the Indictment
and the lawyer left the hall OF Justice
Detroit Free Press.