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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

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yOur Plum bling.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

CARD TO OUR PATRONS.
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
We ask the indulgence OF our pat
rons who have not yet received
packages purchased on Saturday
and Monday. The unparalleled
rush during these two days exceed
ed our capacity for delivery. To-
day, however, we shall catch up,
having employed several additional
wagons.
The Great Sale OF
Ladies' Muslin Underwear
Will be continued today.
ALL FRESH, NEW GOODS.
At lie, good plain Chemises.
At 3Sc. extra good gowns.
AT CSC, tucked Muslin Skirts.
At &c, splendid lace Corset Covers.
AND
All the other bargains Of Saturday
and Monday. The great feature OF
today will be special sale OF
Hand Embroidered
AND
Fine Lace Underwear,
Which were in bridal troufseau
sets, and are now offered in sepa-
rate garments at a great sacrifice.
$l2 Night Dresses at SIS.
So Chemises and Gowns at So 80.
81 so hand emb'd Chemises at 81.
This is a regular feast for ladies of
taste who appreciate elegant goods.
Today we offer 100 dozen figured
French
PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS,
Unlauudried-equal in quality to
the Dollar laundried Shirt Waist,
Fer SOC Each-30c.
-ALSo-
250 Summer Coats for Gentlemen,
At 25c Each-25c,
Think OF it! A Coat, made, fiu-
ished and ready to put on, for 25c
MENKEN AND COMPANY.
ruEuuvHrmrIn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20
HUMORS
InfaRtile and Birth HumOrs Speedily
Cured by Cuticura.

dor Gle nsins the Skin and Scalp Of Birth
II Humors, orallaying Itching, Burning
toms Of FcEema, Psoriasis, Milk Crust, scald
Head, Scrofula and other inherited skin and
blood diseases, GUTIoURA, the great SKIN
Cure, and CUrICURA Soar, an exoutsite Skin
Beautifer, externally, and CUTIcURA kRsoL-
VENT, the new Blood Purifier, internally, are
inialllble. Absolutely pure.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

@. D. GALLOWAY 4 C0.......PROPRIEToR
Rates 81 90 and 50 per day, according to
size and location of rOom-Special
ratae NADIA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

Order "MuliOrd Made Medals"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-20

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms,
SOC, $50 and q per day; American Plan.
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CARD TO OUR PATRONS.

We ask the indulgence OF our pat
rons who have not yet received
packages purchased on Saturday
and Monday. The unparalleled.
rush during these two days exceed
ed our capacity for delivery. To-
day, however, we shall catch up,
having employed several additional
wagons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
w. T. SMITH,

Sole Agent for Elo anil vicinity. For
Il the
the hen'nrEy For sale by goods gen
nine uus bearing the
"w Thousands! OF letters persons in all portS nr tie
Jn"u and C'Im'a L. testify to IT. the benefit
I dr ~ family cnr'! and tonic. Aud been endorsed
N The med cal faculty I. whisky im,scStion dis
persia
II "cu sold a the Eastern States given universal sat
,acti"n 1t l. h-l recommended hv all cases o.
NrIN"nn"s. Weakness, Debility, Chlls and Fever cc.
Sold by ali principal saloons. Druggists
and eroCLri5s.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-01-24
SIMMONDS'
y ABOB BOURBON WHISKY

Tj: ABOVE KNOv Brand HAS BEEN ,NALYZED BY THE
not Ir'ar' ut chcni.t, and romonncel by ali tobe
FREE fRcM AMY hDULTERATIcN
,h0 l. ALSO GHiY RECOMMENDED ET THE MEDICAL FaCYLT
FOR GtI,lEis- PU7?1StS. ORDERS IN VII Jle sA.t,
TA"LH TO Be SHIPPED D3.Cf FnOd The
DiSIlLltRY. EY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

There e q sharp lesson Tor young
men q foul mouth and evil bosals in
The trial q Jnnitor Titus for the Haur.
Ger 81 the girl Title Smith Ga the
grounds 81 . seminary at Bolvidere,
q. y. Hiss Smith vas the "pClafo
glfl" % the Kitchen, q homeless ore
pnan, modest eud caaeie. A f'drum-
meFH who vent home with her q far
go the seminary gate. the night before
1o4sled % q companion after bis re-
turn that be had dlshOnened the
goE1R woman, ''eli1 For braggnd0eiO, y
- Though he had done q smart thing.
tt promised 70 be pretty serious
tor him when the young woman wes
Sound dead on the grass % the morn
Ing. Luckily for him, q student who
vas up saw the pair separate and the
youug man turning back. But the
boast % the same purpose toward her
on tae part Of TIE lanlt0r will be one
% The strong points against him.
Tue Wretehed man faints every day
~ the opening OF court, and the trial
vas adjourned over Sunday 10 allow
him time % brace up. Next 20 the
man who makes q prey Of the limo
conce 81 WOmanhOOd e be who delib.
efateiy and baastingly deliles and de-
stroys The moral standards OF his own
weaker ies.-SpriHQfield Re
publican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28


Depends 8 good deal on knowledge.
and the important maxim. know thy
self. At no tune wss more attention
given aud m0ney spent 70 attain
knowledge to Ell concerned, than ID
our present day. Il e with pzideslbat
every American citizen looks ap1n
cur system Of public educali0n 10 all
alike. rich or poor. Bot q few may
haze given Il e serious Thought Of In >
qulring into the nature. age, and
Csuse 81 decay. % al kuOWledge
taught ia our public schools there is
prot ably none more important, yei
less cultivated than hygiene. What
Il almost tbs first question put by
your physlciaB when eonsulted7 is
L not, How are your b0Weis?" Nest
sickness. with the exception Of ehFon-
ie diseases. can be attributed directly
10 the condition Of the stomach, the
workshop Of our wonderful human
body. How many do not stop 10 think
for moment. when 0ver-loading the
wOFking.capacity Of the stomach with
rich aud hard digestible food, or like
~ with one glass Of Ice water 10
extreme hot weather, until they have
almost ruined every digestive func-
tlon and become dyspeptic. misery
20 themselves, despOndent IN their
nervous capacity and q wreck in
general. How important the above
are. may be judged from
the many remedies for dyspepsia Ia
the market, more or less. beneficial
to the state Uf the sickness
It Il q fact, however, that 81 afflicted
with dyspepsia are also 10 more or
less extent nervous and mentally
respondent. Therefore any remedy
should at the same Time
act IN general on ell causes TO DO its
work 20 perfection. PHOsPHATfC |
LRNOE Rye (the iBfallible remedy |
fulfills It's mission BY giving the nee
sasary acids Of the pure lemon juice, /
natures greatest remedy. 10 the .stOm- |
ach and combining the purified acid
phOehate, the great nerve and bone !
lOOd. acting as q tonic, thereby enabl- /
ng it 10 operate AZ once on all affected /
PARTS Of the body alike and doing It's /
work In speedy and perfect manner. /
e stands proved by thousands who
rare tried u aud Is highly endorsed |
md recommended by all physicians
having prescribed the same. Ask /
'Our druggist for IL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28
Cure for Pnes.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight In the back, loins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or
nelghbOring organs. At times, symp
toms Of indigestion are present, as
fiatuleney, unessIness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like perspiration
producing very disagreeable itching
after getting warm, Is a very com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield st once to the
application Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon
the parts affected. absorbing the
dOllors, allaylng the intense itching,
and affecting q permanent cure
Price Scots. Address, The DR.. Bo-
sanko Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio
and BY Oscar 6eit8.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

w. n. HILL & Co., Fairport. n. Y.
Collaboration years my wife has
been q sufferer from Constipation and
Headache, suffering beyond endur-
ance. She has tried many remedies,
aud consulted many eminent physi-
clans, but found no help. About
three months ago she began TO take
Cobb's Little PodOphyllin Pills and
she has bad but Que return Of the
headache, and that was caused by
oveFwork. Yours Truly,
q. Il. STEVENS, Lima. n. Y.
Oscar seitz. Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

The BEST SAWS in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. FoR SALE by Oscar seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28
Election Proclamation
STATE OF KANsAs.l
CorErr OF SUM-.


STATE OF RANsAs,l
C0uETr 90 SALINE.
Tze SCI q Ransai % trssa less prsrnai ssa1 come
GRnETINe.-Kn0W ye that /, ". ". Bartlett
Sheriff o. Saline county, Kansas, By virtue Of Tia
authority in me vested, do By this proclamation
give public notics that on
Tuesday. she and Day Of November.
A. n. 1855.
there vii Be hed q general election, and the
olRcefs at the time 70 Be chosen are e. follows,
to-wit.
Ons Csngreanan for ssh Disirici.
One 9evtFnor-
Ora Lieutenant Governor.
One secrgiary q stats.
Onc State Treasurer.
One Auditor.
one Attorney General.
Oue superintendent Of Public Instruction
One Associate Justice cf Supreme Caurt
One Representative TSih Representa- tive Dis
trici.
one County Attorney.
One rFutate Juaee.
ons County supsFinisndsnt o. Patiis Iustrac-
lion.
OEe Clefk q the District Coart
One Commissioner foF the First CommieioneF
District, % 90 saeancy.
O8s Conmilsi5ssr for ihsrhlrd Commis.ionsr
UI.NTLNL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

AhAaA'EhNi Dhhss sept. A. 1880.
Editors RoRGns Journal;
The Bismarck Tribune says
THE honorable commissioner oil
the general land ofiice has rendered
another very important decision
wherein be holds that q single WO-
man who makes q homestead entry
and subsequently marries before COM
pieting the same, forfeiis her right TO
acquire title 10 the land. Copp says /:
'His ruling is opposed 70 the spirit Of
the sgo which denies the common
law doctrines Of wOmen's property
rights, and we believe lt will NOT be
sustained by Secretary Lamar
The rule the commissioner re-
verses is q very old one"
Thinking the above action Of Com
missioner Sparks needs some COM
msnt, ] enclose the above.
TIC. GAGE.
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Beao,i Cherrr uopnh srun.

Will relieve that cough almost in
stantly aud make expeetoratiOn easy
Acts simultaneously on the bowels,
kidney and liver, thereby relieving
the lungs Of that soreness aud pain
and also stopping that tickling sensa-
ton In the throat by removing the
cause. One trial Of II will convince
any one that it has no equal on earth
for coughs and colds. Oscar Seitz
has secured the sale of Il and will
guarantee every bottle to give salts
faction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

Old sores and ulcers,
Scaldhead and riBgwOrm,
Pain IN the back and spine,
Swelling Of the knee joints,
Sprains and bruises,
Neuralgia and tOothace,
Tender feet caused by bunions, and
chilblains, we warrant Beggs' TrOpi-
cal Oil to relieve any and all OF the
above.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

CNlu 1.NI11IH
oss Z. r.ss:ss: sss elsrl. &c 4.ssasss ~.
ke.4 ofereef ~ azeh rad district
rLEAaAr1 vzLEnr 7casrnrr
One Tnaiee, ors Cissk. cns Tran5Eer, t..
gusficea q ths rsses. sI5 ConsiltIrs, al o.
Eced o4arsoer ~ aach r7ad df1iri1ts
SMOKY HnE goWssulr.
ore Trustse. enc Clark. cne gEesssrar, tus
Justices Of ne Rcaces tu1 Ccns.abiea, and onl
Road Oversee for each rcnd district
SMOKY vsEE E0uEsaR.
cozsia6iss I've 5sssisss 81 lhs Fssss. ss6 sns
ioad oserscer Co. each ro1d district
enoIaH 7ounzHrF.
oss Trustee. 01s ClsrE. 5ne Treasursf. tuo gss.
tees tl.e Peace I've Cousiahie1, aad one hrad
oFeraeef for each roa1 disfriel.
ssLoaon 1ouNEaR.
one Trusee. one CARA, enc Treasurer, tvu
O1ngtatles. tEp Jnslices 81 TIE Peaca and Cae
Read OFeTsssr ior esch nd dIsiriet
suHnlr gen sans.
one Trustee, che Clerk, enc Treasurer. two Jus-
Ices Of TIE Peaea, tuo Con1tablea. and enc Raad
0ferseer Tor each ruaf district.
sFnIso cEEEE TOWNSHIP.
Ons Trusteo ore Clerk, one Trea.ursr, sae
constabies. and ems Read OVegsser Ter eseh rad
district. -
wAsHTHoT0a rovHsHrF.
O1e Trustse. enc Clerk, one TFea1urer. to Jus-
tltes 81 fhe Peace, two Cc1siaslee, End one soad
OVerzeer for each road diEtrfet.
WAINuT TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one CLERK. sBe Treasurer. two
Coasiablet, and one Road Osersfer Tor each rod
district, one Iustice Of the Peaee % 81 vacancy.
Aud votes u electors for sd oEces viii b
received a. the polls o. each electioH precinct Of
sl1d county.
In testimony whereof, have hereunio set ny
hand al my ollee. Saiinz, ka1saa, IN aid county,
his soik day d SEPTEMBER, A. D. iss5.
". W. BARTLETr.
Sheriff Of Saline Jounty, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28
TowNsRIP oFFIoERs

GAMBIA TOWNSHIP.
Uae Tiusiee. one Cerk. one Treasurer. tNo
Coaztdbics, two justices q she Posre, snd cue
kosd OVERSEE Coz each rod distTiei.
DAYTON roEEsuF.
One Trustee, one Clerk, one Trcusurer tso
ConEtahIea. and enc Rnad Orerarsr FOR each fua1
district one iusice % the fsaco - Cd rarancy.
ELH cEzEK roEzsufP.
One Trusiee. enc Cierk, one Treasurer, tro
yustlces OF che Peace, tEo ccnstaaios, and one
Head OFeraeer for zach road district
EukEKA rorNsu1r
One Trustss, enc Ciafk. enc Treasurer. tus
Eoegtabiaa. I've Iusiira q ne teEeu, and ere
Had Oreseef isr eech rad district.
FALDN IoHNsaIr.
oue Truslee, oae cIe4k. one Tiaasurer. tuo
Con1tahlea. two Justices of she felee, ard oae
hced 0Verseer for eaeh rad diatrisi.
saEEEET ruWSaHir.
oae Irusiee, one Cierk, one treasurer. two
ls1stabies. ard oEe Rosd Qrersssr fef sath roAd
srfsrn rcuEsHn.
0ue Trusiee. one CLERK. cas- Trtasurc7, tgo
d11il1ez OF tie Fezre, tive Consiailsr. ana c1e
Eead oFereeef Cor eaeh road dis.r.re
nraEBAl.a ruuEaEur
onf IFuzlce. ona Cltrk. ere Tfsaaurcr. tuo
cura'ntl1a ard enc bead lIrafesr ~ earh roa1
4isiFiet, 80 +ustic1s nf tta f11cs.
1HEs1f neEEf
ont Ireset. tne Csafk oae Tfsasfe1. tra
tc111tia1 end els Ae1a ogelleaf - neea SGD
-AAlAA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28
Purify your Blood.

ifyOur tongue Is coated.
IfyOur skin is yellow or dry.
IfyOu have bOils.
IL you have fever
IfyOu are thin aud nervous.
IL you are bilious.
IfyOu are constipated.
IfyOur bones ache.
IfyOur head aches.
IfyOu have no appetite.
IfyOu have no ambition
one bottle Of BEBG's Blood Purifier
and Blood maker viii relieve any and
all Of the above complaints. Sold
and warranted by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

! insist that the majority Of women
have not % many real duties b. keep
Indoors as Il commonly believed. II
h the needless nonsense Ia dress, dec
Grafton, and other display, even 70
the extortiuE Of bad music from q
complaining piano by hngers Revel
meant for the purpose, which keeps
women in close rooms and cOnstrain-
Cd positions day Ia and dag out. This
b especially true Of the American
woman, and certain It is that In nc
other country is there so much OF
Erugous and out Of place, but still
ooeting aimOst endless labor and
TROUBLES here.-Dr. Lucy Hail.
At the Massachusetts, Prohibition
Convention tWenty-three hundred
d0liaB was subscribed ~ q campaign
fand. The value Of the cooperation
q women was shown In It's collection.
After eleven hundred dollars "a large
donations had been fannounced, the
responses began % dWindle, and final
" became 80 small that Col. Khowl-
TN, Of Willimantie, Ct, whose elO.
quence was expected 10 touch the
hearts and unlOOse the purss-strings
% the audience, said Il was the duty
Of every man and woman to contri-
bufe literally OF his or her means to
the cause. Nov" said he, "svery
gentleman who viii give $40 just
Fise." Not q single man rOse, much
% She disgust Of the speaker, who
was about giving up In despair, when
MFa Mary + Barry, Of FOxborO',
started 20 her feet and gave the re-
qaiEed amount. This shamed the
men. who rose In all directions and
handed in their names,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-28

- - DtAf-1 tellri 4lll4c le-l1g hlar1f e.
cyrsna 3. WH.on. PIainiif.
Hesler A Head. A. n Head. Lasiey
Golfer, william Ccllcr. Alfredo Colier,
Alcu-1 Celter, Ole Aiirich. Welc1me
Aldrich, Emna Caduaiaaer. IDA Cad
raiader md Eva Cai0alader.
Def-ndanis.
To Lnriry Golfer and Wiliism Caiier, o. Lscusl
Ridge, Ohio, Almeda Coiicr and Aloaro Golfer,
Of Locust Ridge. Ohio. ole Aldrfch and Wei
cone Aidrich. uf HuntinTtuu, West Va. Emma
Cadualater, Ida CadWalsder and Eva Caduala-
der.
you and each q you are hereby notised thar
= Jos. among ether defendants. have heen sued
~ iaid plaintiff CYrcua p Niiso1, IN the Disirici
C9urt q Saliac County, Kansas, icT TIE partition
q the east hall q the aoFthesr erarler Of section
to, town fourleen, south o. range Eve west Of the
eth ?. ~, and in said county Of Saline ard siale
Of kansas. That you must ansWcr the said peti-
tion lied aEainsi you IN said court. on or before
the asth day Of November, A. d. 1885. o. the ueli-
ton I'll Be takes true and the irdrment Of
the nafuFs above stated, VII Be rendered accord
ingly.
Salsa. Kansas. October Isih, 1855.
cNRENA Z. WILSON.
By John o. Wilson. her attoruey.
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AN OPEN LETTER.
OAKLEY KAs., Ang. z4th, SO
FAMOUS"

OAKLEY KAs., Ang. 74th, 80
FAMOUS"
Arrived home
last night and went "out calling"
in that new outfit you sold me.
Have been trading in salina for
years and you can count on me
as your regular customer for the
reason that you carry the most
complete line of clothing and
furnishing goods in Salina, and
your goods are all marked in
plain figures. You make no
Misrepresentation and you are
willing to make everything sat
isfactOry- Am going to organ
ize an excursion to come down
to see you. Shall inform you Of
the date later Received your
letter informing me that you have
opened a big stock of mems boots
and shoes
With my best regards,
Your FREUD.
JOHN T. KENNA.
We paid this man twenty-five
dollars to write the above
'AN9ES GNFEIIE ElIE
The SLEEPLEsS. RESTLESS.
DAYLIGHT cLoTHERs.
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ABILITY Els NnSEY.


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lsEAL- County Clerk.
sFATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF SaLfNE.
!. Joseph sargent county clerk Of said county
% saline. DO hereby certify that The ab0Fe and
foregoing e NIL and eufrect cory IN every par
tlcuiar uf the order made b the Board q
county cGnHIis siolers ol said county IN t1e nat
ter therein nz1nei. ~ special meeting. regular
session Of sad board, day hel1 e my once IN
the cig ID eNiin1, the county sea- - said county.
on he 9th d1r q ecrltluher A. D.. fssG, which
order Was daily euteged 81 Record in the pro-
cecinee q the board 81 entiItg ifssouers C
saline county, State q kalsoE-
IN tesiiu0ny Hhegeuf. have herel-Iftq SET ny
h11d - cuuufF rlerk. aud zllxed the sal q said
cunuiF. AZ me- 1iice ~ The city % saliua. IN said
county ard 1inie. this Zith dar a. September. A.
u. lsez 5OS1fH GAA,iEftI,
sEaE-l CnGEfy Clerk.
by. ~ bartlett. sberig e said ceaniy
and which said order "a hereby made 3 part o.
this uruclnlnal lon and notice.
Nov. thereloFe. = ". " Bartlett. sncril q
said cs1rtg q saline IN pursuance and y FiEfre
~ said frdtr, q eert1f Fffclaim l1ll make
knFEu ltai On eaiurily DE sll1 day q llElc1ef.
A. u. fssl special eiec4s1sl tili - keId In TIE
said fai1n ioe nship Tar llie plllse q voting Ga
llle 1neEI pH and nfc1ezi flc1 - ne above 1f1er
cnuiaIuall and that SID etection WI D. held 1f
the deraa Q11ccs - f1idinE ge1erz7 elections ID
said alrn township, and d tle Kramer pro
4ilfo ~ iEH 81 tol.I.nE general elcciiol,a
Wifness NJ hard and gltclaI slllsfuIa t1is
1slh aag e So i-aleeE, = p, "a -.
fhalaei ssiias f11.iI iIaa
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ons Trustse. enc Cisrk, one TrssrursE. ~
hoad OIersesr fos ea.h rosd distrl.i.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-01-07

Aconite poisoning was declared by
several doctors to have been the cause
of death in the case of John F. Mum
ger of Platteville H., whom they We're
summoned to attend. He had bathed
his feet freely with tincture of aconite,
and then placed them in hot water TO
relieve rheumatism, but apparently
died soon afterward. While an under
taker was preparing the body for bur
ial one OF the physicians, as an expert
ment, injected with hypodermic svr-
inge a mixture of brandy and digitalis
near the heart. In few minutes the
supposed dead man began to gasp, and
there was faint sound of beating over
the heart More hypodermics were
given, the death pallor was succeeded
by reddish glow, the muscles relaxed,
perspiration broke out, and Mr. Nun
ger slowly returned to life.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-01-07

The largest quantity of actual
money in any one house on earth, said
Rufus Hatch in New York, the other
day, lis right over yonder." And he
pointed to the Sub -treasury-a struct-
ure that looked low and squatty COM
pared with the tall buildings around it.
This solid pile of granite, in Wall
street. at the head of Broad, with its
Grecian pillared front, has the statue
of Washington on the steps, looking
down on the hurly burly. In it most
of the revenue of the United States
from customs is handled, and the ac-
cumulation at times gets to be enor
nous. in that house" said Mr.
Hatch, sits two friends of mine, neither
worth $4,000 to his name, counting
millions and millions of dollars.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-01-07
DROWNED IN THE CANAL.

The quiet of Sunday, in Trenton.
was broken by the reported suicide of
Miss Lizzie 6. Baldwin, residing at PAL
East Front Street. She was a highly
cultivated young lady, "A years of age.
and, according to the statement of
friends, was to have been married dur
ing the coming Spring. She graduated
from the State Normal School with
high honors few years ago, and for
a part of the time since has acted as
assistant librarian at the only public
library in Trenton
She arose at O'Clock Sunday morn
ing, appearing down stairs in wrap
per and jersey. While the attention
OF her mother and other members of
the family was attracted otherwise.
she hastily put ona hat, passed shawl
around her and went out into the
street. 1t was supposed that she had
gone back to her room, and therefore
she was not missed Immediately. The
young lady had been acting strangely
for several weeks, and her younger
brother, George, went out in search of
her In the rear of the State House.
lying on the bank of the water power.
little stream flowing along the edge
of the Delaware River, he found her
hat and shawl.
Immediately word went from mouth
to mouth that she had committed
suicide, and later in the day when
men were at work with graphing
hooks and nets fishing for the body,
thousands gathered at the scene to
witness the recovery of the body.
Her parents deny that she was de-
mented, but say that she has not been
well of late. She was hard student
i'm her school days, when she used to
sit up all night poring over her books
She graduated at the head of her class,
but soon afterward became very i'll.
The loss of a sister subsequently also
told on her health, and friends be-
lieve that her suffering altogether un-
settled her mind. The body was found
early Monday morning.