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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-25
EMPORIA SOCIETY.

Last evening a delightful social was |
held by the ladies Il the Congregational |
church, at the residence OF Or. Jacobs, on |
Fifth avenue. A good number OF people |
were present and all enjoyed themselves |
thoroughly. Miss Bessie Swan favore |
the party with a piano selection, which |
was rendered In her usual fsultless style, |
and Miss Pease sang THE Bridge" very
aweetly and was heartily applauded. The
evening was passed with games of various
kinds, and the party did not break up un-
til about IL O'Clock.
At the banquet rendered the Academy of
Science last night at the Normal. in reply
to the toast "Emporis." Prot. KelIermAn
OF the State University paid high tribute
OF praise to the hospitality of EmporiA's
people, TO the beauty of Emporia's girls
and to the handsome appearance of Empo-
ria, and in behalf OF the Academy of
Science he thanked the people OF our city
for the whole-souled welcome they had
rendered TO the poor, wandering scientists
The ladies o! st. Andrews church held
| q very pleasant social last evening at the
home OF j. r. Grshsm. The guests
passed the hours pleasantly at cards, dane
ing and other amusements. Daring the
evening refreshments were served to those
present. The financial outcome was very
satisfactory TO the ladies. who have decided
TO give these pleasant little parties every
two weeks
The social which will be given by the
Tuesday club IN few dsys has caused
considerable comment. Is 1t feet" or
"feat," or ''fete" social? There seems
to be no solution to this problem, only to
go and see for yourself
Ooe of the leading features of the ban
/ quet at the Normal last evening was q
large cake manufactured by the ladies of
the Normal Hall club which was passed
among the guests. 1t was very nice.
After the banquet last evening Prof.
Taylor and the Normal faculty put on
aprons, aud acted as walters upon the
class of 1887 which attended so we'll to tue
wants Of the guests.
The w. r. G. have decided 10 bold q
fair during Christmas week and are max
ing an autograph quilt. besides 9 good
many other beautiful and valuable things
10 sell at that time.
Monday evening Rev. WIldIng lectures
before the Y Dung Peoples society OF the
NJ. E. church. his subject !.
entitled "To Europe and Back il
an Hour"
The Chautauqua circle will meet mex
Monday evening at the T, sidence OF Mrs
Bate, cosner of Seventh avenu and Con.
D stituuon street.
The matrimonial epidemic still COZ
tinues to boom.
Next week comes the event Of the ses
son.
Luke ShermeIhorn has Rot . new girl
D The ladies say that they are going I
: make over $1,000 out OF the charity ball
d Well, they haVe the b st wishes of Tzl
News for success.
4 The Ellis concert will probably be re
v peabed for the bent1it OF the W. r. @. th
> after part Of next or the fore part Of tn
n following week.
p. EmporiA giIls are not such fools as I
ask fond AdnIrer, on IS week an
WsshlnR, to hire cab every time he take
e her to ball OF party. Such . state {
tAiaRs Te1ld create panic.
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From Fridays Daily.

Austin Prescott Of Top, ka rs in the city
to-day.
John Bright of Marion was in town
this morning.
T. h. Crosby Of Usage City was in
town yesterday on business.
&c. Curry of Winfield. Kansas, was do
ing business On our streets to-day.
Allen Holt Of Hartford Was In the clty
yesterday afternoon on business.
The Long strike' COMPANY play to-
night and tomorrow night In Topeka.
Mrs. HTdermsp, living on south State
street, is quite low With typhoid fever.
He. Milllgan and wife of Kansas City
were in the city yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. n. Prystt Of ST. Louis Is in the city
In the InteTest OF some insurance agency.
". L. Moore Of Hutchinson, registered
ihiB afternoon as . guest at the Hotel Cool
ldge.
J.R, GrimsIy OF ElmwoOd, Rsnsas, was
In town on business for few hours to-
day.
VS.. Mailer OF Eureka, came uD this
morning on business, and returned ct
O'Clock.
John Bend and wife of Americas were
in the city yesterday trading with ou-
merchants.
Three children of Jules Perry, living
on sOuthNeosho street, are very sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Clara ESkridge. who has been suf-
Eering with q slight attack of typhoid
fever, lie now some better.
John Mcmillan and wife hAYe returned
from Iowa, having had q very enjoyable
visit among relatives and friends.
Daniel Hamer of Madison was in the
city to. day and made the News pleasani
call. He ssys the WEEKLY News Is the
best family and farmer'spsper in the state
and of course renewed his subscription
for another year.
Prof Hay of Junction City, member
Of the United States geological survey
who is attending the Academy Of Science
made the NEWS ONCE pleasant call yes
Ierdsy evening and inquired for ED
| friends.
]. ID. Taylor, congressman from tbs
Seventeenth Ohio district, and A. A. Tay-
lor Of Cincinnati, accompanied by Mrs
Hobbs and daughter Of Maine, are In thu
city, looking for investments. They lef
for the west this evening.
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Librarian-F. w. Crageu.
HOaOred Guests.

Last evening. TO crown the work of the
Academy Of Science, the members were
rendered banquet In the Normal build
ing by the faculty and students of that in
stitution. A large number Of citizens had
been invited TO participate and by half:
past seven. when supper was announced,
there we're over q hundred people present
President Taylor led the party TO the ban
quet hall and Prof. Nichols of the State
University presided.
After supper, which Was q fine one,
Prof. Nichols announced that speech
making was in order, snd called upon
Prof. Killerman TO respond to the toast
''Emporia," which that gentleman did In
neat speech, expressing the thanks of the
members OF the academy to the people OF
EmPOria for their whole-souIed hospital
ity and the welcome given the scientists1
Rev. J. r. HendY responded 70 a toast,
The Academy of Science. may its man.
hood more than realize the promise of its
youth," in an eloquent speech, which was
heartily applsudsd. ssThe Lsdiss Of Sci.
snes." by Presldent Taylor, was . much.
laughed-at and sppIauded toast
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Horrible Form

or malArlal disease is dumb ague. Coz
slant drowsiness, sleep interrupted by q
chill. succeeded by q consuming heat, and
that by an exhansting sweat. A sensation
as Of numbness from cold, but no shaking
attends 1t. Hostetter's Stomach BitteHs
invariably eradicates It, though It is the
most obstinate form Of miasma-born dis
ease. To conquer It with quinIne lie as
impossible as to battle down Gibraltar
with . howiizer. kalariAl disorders OF
every kind are attended with arrangement
OF the liver, 9 fact eVinced By the ssff .
tint which the skin assumes In such dis
eases. For this symptom, as well as for
Its cause, the BItters is . certain remedy.
Constipation, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and
inactivity of the kineys and blSdder, are
also relieved by THE 6ne Alternative
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From snanrdsy's Daily.
PERRONAL.


The scientists all went home to-day.
W.P. Roy Of Harver, Kas., Is in town
to-day.
Frank Mccullough is confined to his
home by . slight illness.
VIM. MaFdndale Of Madison was in
town yesterday on business
Mrs. L. b. Everets will spend Sunday
visiting with friends IN Topeks.
Frank Edwards and wife Of Chicago
are visiting friends in thia city.
R. J. Haus win spend Sunday in En-
FORA and rest from his lsbors.
Mrp. E. Btacy of Madison was In the
city yesterday visiting with friends.
A. Deyel of Lawrence IL in the city on
business, q guest Of the Hotel Coolidge.
Rev. Henry Mackay left this afternoon
for Peabody, where he Will hold services
tomorrow.
The "Our Boys" company arrived from
the west to-day and registered at the Hotel
Coolidge.
Mrs. 1. z. Lambert, who has been sick
for some time,is now much better and able
70 be about.
F. q. Kollock and ]. G.. Johnston of
Peabody registered this morning at the
Hotel Coolidge.
Nat Rice OF Fremont, started on the
night train for Chicago, to be absent for .
week or ten days.
Timothy NsstOr of Marquette, Mich +,
who has been visiting friends in this city,
returned home last night.
Williamson Plant of Greenville, ILL.,,
who has been for several days the guest of
William Adds and wife, left last night for
his home.
Al FOOte returned yesterday from the
east, where he said he had been helping a
friend gel married. He also said he was
going back in the spring to help another
friend get married.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

During the past week Judge harrington
issued marriage licenses to the following
happy couples:
w. 8. Robertson Of Eureka to Florence
b. Gary of Emporia-
John Gallagher to Amanda Crowner,
both Of EmporIa.
J.J. White to Fanny GIimsley, both of
Americas.
E. Riddel to Ella Williams. both OF EN-
pOria.
Chas. Frost to Josie Williams, both OF
Emporia.
Leach Clayton to Emma s. Boyle. both
of Ivy township.
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The following story, told In the office OF
the Elgin house to day, is too good to
keep: A gentleman living near Peabody
called at the postOfice In that place one
day last week, and received q letter
from his lawyer which he was unable to
decipher. He pressed in the aid of .
friend VINO suggested they step In q drug
store and ask the druggist to read it. They
did so, and the compOuEder of pills and
powders studied in silence for q few mo-
ments when he stepped behind the pre-
scription case and soon returned with q
bottle of medicine duly labeled and bear
ing directions. When the gentleman saw
has lawyer he was informed that the letter
was a notice to call at about 3 p. m on
the following day. It q pretty difficult
matter TO stick the regulation druggist OF
that moral and prohibition town.-Marion
Register.
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From thursdays Daily.



Z Miss Emma Stein Is quite sick ii her
home, 90 Market street
RI. Edwards returned this morning
from his visit 10 the ranch.
b. D. MsrrIldsY Of Atchlson was In the
city on business this morning.
~. 8. HAEmOrson OF Topeka registered
e. guest Of the Hotel Coolidge.
n. N. Vlckery returned yesterday from
his trip TO the southern part Of the state.
Prof. Eovewell Of wAshburn college
Topeka. 10 the guest Of Prof. Kelly Of this
city.
8. p. Jones OF Council Grove Was doing
business on our streets yestsrdAy after
noon.
Id. ersyham OF Manhattan spent last
night in the city, the guest Of the Hotel
Coolidge.
"The Long Strike" combustion arrived
ON No. 5frOm the east Al 8 O'Clock this Af.
ternoon.
Mrs. Henry Roberts d Washington
territory is VlsitiDg IN the city, = guest OF
the family OF Mrs- A. A. Wells.
Geo. Q. TolemAn. western passenger
agent OF the I. B. q W. r. r IL waiting In
the city. the guest Of Col. Flory.
Mrs. J. o. Region and Miss Garry
Hammond Of Council Grove are IN the
city visiting at the home Of VIM. Clark.
Frank r. Dinsmore registered last even
ing At the Hotel Coolidge. He is attend
Ing the session Of the Academy Of Science
Miss Mary stribbling went TO Peabody
Lost night. She goes TO that place TO take
the leading role In Japanese entertain
ment.
Dale Plumb came down yesterday from
Lawrence TO visit his parents and to st.
tend the meetings Of the Academy Of
Science.
Hon. ]. r. Mead of Wichita is In the
city, In attendance on Ithe Academy Of
Science. He IL . guest Of the Hotel
Coolidge.
Rev. Barnes of SAlina was in the city 9
few hours to-day. BE IL on his way to
attend the state convention Of the Baptist
church at Atchison.
I'd. Letter, the foreman on the college
job for Smith, Sargent q Co., Of Topeka,
has finished his work here, and left last
night for California.
Jim Huber left to-day for Caldwell.
where he has an engagement on . cattle
ranch. He says he Will probably inVestl-
gate the silver boom.
Vernis Kellogg, who IL attending the
State University, IL Visiting his parents
his week, and attending the meelings OF
the Academy Of Science.
]. NJ. Hyde, advance sgOnt for Alvin
JOslin. registered last evening at the
Hotel Coolidge and tO-dSy called on the
News. His company are booked here for
the 9th inst. -
r. L. Roberts OF Champaign City, H.,
accompanied by his wife, 10 In EmporIa
on . visit to relatives and friends. Mr..
Roberts IL editor and proprietor OF the
Champaign Gazette.
Mrs. n. l.. X. Ludy returned Wednes-
day from . several weeks visit to friends
and relatives ana the scenes Of her child.
hood In Illinois. She reports having q
pleasant time, but abe says she IL glad 70
get back to Kansas.
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VIVA Cherry andrar.

EyeTySccy knows The virtue OF wild
cherry and tar e a relief and cure for any
Sfection Of the throsS and lungs. Com
bIned with these two ingredients are
few simple healing remedies IN the COM
position of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, making it Just the article
you should always have In the house for
coughs. colds, Group and bronchitis. Price
80 cents and 81. Samples free. Sold by
Onas. Ryder and ], A. Moore.
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MORE COAL.
A Twelve Foot Vein Struck Near The
Town OF Allen

A Twelve Foot Vein Struck Near The
Town OF Allen
Mr.. J. y. Grimsley informed q NEWS
reporter this morning that q twelve inch
vein Of splendid coal has been found on
his farm, about one and three-fourths
miles northeast of the town Of Allen, and
about nineteen miles north Of the city Of
Emporia. Mr.. Grimsley informed rs that
he was indebted 70 his hogs for the discov-
cry Of the c0al, they having rooted the
dirt from the outcroppIDgs. and thus
bringing il to light. He also states that
coal has heretofore been found In various
portions of his farm, but not In such
masses. The vein has been worked down
about three feet and coal miners declare
the coal as good IS any mined In the
state.
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FROM STRONG CITY.

Our NeIghbOr Figuring for an 1m-
mense Boom I'm the Near Future.
STRONG CRY, Kas., Nov. 1.-THE aid
asked by the Chicsgo, Kansas & Western
railroad from this county was voted yes
terdsy by q handsome majority. The
road will be completed by June LIST,
through this city and Cottonwood Falls
which will unite the two towns into one
good city. A proposition is now pending
to vote go, 900 county bonds to build an
elevated road. and SIS. 900 county bonds
for electric light for the two towns. Wa
ter works are soon to follow.
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EVENING SESSION.

The evening session was opened by the
Introduction of Prof. Nichols, who de-
liVered an able address on saThe Sky"
The lecture was illustrated by some two
dozen handsome calcium lights, which
added much to the interest Of the effort.
Prof. Nichols showed himself thoroughly
the master Of his subject, making even
teohnicalities interesting to the uninitia-
ted. After the lecture a large number
OF friends were taken into Prof. Dins-
mOre's room, where number Of inter-
esting and wonderful electrical expert
ments were shown.
The meeting Of the academy closes
this evening with grand banquet to. be
given by the College, Normal and High
school Of Emporia at the Normal build
inc
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Matrimonial.

Cards have been received in this city an.
nouncinR the marriage on Thanksgiving
evening of Miss Lola Campbell and Mr..
A. D. Jones, At Ottawa, Kas. Miss Camp
bell 10 one OF Ottawa's fairest daughters
and best vocalists, aud has warm friends
and acquaintance in Emporia, who ten
der her sincere congratulations. Her
father, r. @. Campbell. is one OF the Oldest
and best known citizens of Franklin
county.
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To illustrate business dispatch nothing
could be better cited than the transaction
between Hon. VIM. Adds and gentleman
from Michigan yesterday. The gentleman
arrived in this city yesterday as O'Clock,
made . "dicker" with Mr.. Adds in which
he paid SIS, 600 for 100000 OF pine tim
Der covering two townships owned by Mr..
Adds il Michigan, and returned home on
the midnight train. Yet some men will
bargain tor 8 week over . cow or . pig.
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DR.. Lyon the great specialist, 10 still 70
be found at the Hotel Coolidge. ready TO
give advice or medical assistance to all
who are suffering with acute chronic dis
eases. His practice is daily growing lar
ger and his fame grows daily. His
name is symbol of hope to the despairing.
His motto is ''neYer give up, while there
Is life there Is hope.'' Consultations
given free and all who are suffering from
painful and wasting diseases are cordially
invited to give him a call. His rooms
are at the Hotel Coolidge.
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Last night Miss Brunbury, living on
the corner of Fourth avenue and Neosho
street had her hand sAtchel stolen from off
the table in the dining room of her resi-
dence. It contained some $50 In money
and a school order tor $50, besides other
papers. The satchel was a brown leather
ladies' hand satchel.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-25

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, which Is the
fountain of health, by using DR.. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, and good digestion,
fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength. and
sOundne6s Of constitution will be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch. or eruption,
to the worst Scrofula, or blood-pOison. Es-
pecially has It proven its efficacy in curing
Salt-rheum or letter, Fever-sores. H1p-1oins
Disease. Scrofulous Sores and Sweihngs, En-
1arged Glands, and Eating Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (which is Scrofula of the Lungs,, oy IFS
wonderful blood-purifyi invigoraffngl ana
nufritfVe propertfes. For Weak Lungs Spit
ting of Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bronchit1s,
Severe coughs. Asthma, and kindred anec-
tons it Is q sovereign remedy. It promptly
cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver. Biliousneas. or Liver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, ana Indigestion, It Is
an unequaIled remedy. Sold by druggists
DIR. PTERCE'S PELLETS - Ante
Bilious and Cath0rttcs
sc. vial, by druRRigta
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A new trick in pocketpicking has been
discovered in Atlanta, where. the Hon.
Patrick Walsh Of Augusta was robbed IL
q crowded hotel elevator by young man
who said Excuse me-, please, sir bu'
my watch chain is caught in one of you,
buttons" II was 10 Strengthening out The
pretended ENHANCEMENT thai the larceny
Was committed
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-11-25

o0e of our prominent business men, 10
jes', the other day asked Grace, the over
seer OF The horse-car line. tor . job. Filled
with symPsthy At beholdIng such s'WsIl-
dressed Distress" the Overseer thought II
over for moment, but finally, with many
expressions OF rrgret. sand be had nolhiuR
Tor him WhsreupOn The business man
iGE 5duced himself and walked Oh, leav.
irg Grace completely tuck In"
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Several car loads of machinery have
passed through Emporis bound for Hut
crimson. This machinery is to be used
In the barb wire factory which has been
located there. 1t is put up by the same
firm which proposed to open the factory In
Emporia some time since.
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The short and most direct route TO
Kansas City, st. Louis, Chicago, Omaha
and all points east and north; and the
short line from Kansas City to Cherry
yale. Independence, Winfield, Well
ington, and Harper, Kansas, and
all points IN Texas and the Indian
Territory Trsins for the east leave a
. q. m. S.B. HYNEs,
j. L. BARNS. GenlPass. Agt.
SueDrint0ndeFit
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Two big pensions were granted at Wash
ington the other day. One Was to John T.
Aoncrief, an insane veteran, whose frs.
payment will amount to $12 ,224 80. This
10 said TO be the largest pension yet issue d
The other was to Josiah Brinard, whose
nrst payment will amount to $11. 917 ,96
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Il IL estimated that over 100 houses were
put up in this city since spring, not count
Ing small out buildIDgs, etc. And q good
many Of our citi1ens are taking advan-
tage of the cheaE ness Of labor to contract
for buildings next summer.
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G. w. Smith, the great lecturer, who
is holding forth In Topeka with such sue
cess, has been employed By the Y. n. c.
A. here to lecture one night during the
early part Of December,
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James Truett. fashionable young man
of HinsdaIe, &c. was in danger of having
his beauty disfgured by the loss Of one of
bis front teeth. In this dilemma he paid
friend SIS for q sound tooth The two then
went to q dentist, who extracted the
friend 3 too.h and inserted il in the mouth
Of Truett. The operation was successful
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FRIDAYS EXERCISES.

The academy of science met yesterday
in the parlor of the Normal al g
O'Clock. The first thing IN order being a
business meeting.
Bids were received from Wichita and
Topeka for the nj 1t meeting. On motion
the assembly decided to meet next Octo-
Der in Topeka.
Next was the election of officers for the
ensuing year, which resulted as fol-
lows:
President-R D Parker of Fit. Riley.
Wichita.
Second vice. pIesident-E. Ii. 8. Bailey
Of the State university.
Secretary-E. A. Popene of the State
Agricultural college.
Trcssurer-I. D. Graham of Manhat-
tan.
Curators-F. W. Crsgin, L. l.. DYche,
Goss.
Librarisn-F. w. Cragen.
| After the business session the assembly
commenced the discussion of papers. the
first being Goa Some Curves allied 10 Lis
sajou's Figures" by Mr.. W. 8 Franklin
of the State University, which was a very
| interesting article, and was followed by {
well written paper ''Ou Variations en- the
Sugar-contsnt of Sorghum Vulgare, with
an Account OF Some Efforts TO improve
the Species" by Mr.. J. T. Willard of the
State Agricultural college.
Rev. j. d. Parker OF the U. A s at FOri
Riley read paper on Mounds in Davis
County," which drew out considerable
discussion.
List of Birds Observed near HermlI'l
Peak, Las Vegas, New Mexico, Will
Notes. was The title Of an Interesting pa.
per by Mr.. L. L. Dyche.
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Had the idea that thirteen was an IN.
lucky member been general al the
time of the revolt of the colonies, where
would this grand and glorious union now
bef It's q magnificent contradiction of
the superstition. The Owl club will pro-
baby derive great consolation from this.
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Now that the scientists have departed
the weather. which has been quite severe
il noticed to have moderated consider
ably
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Churches commence their evening ser.
vices hereafter st Z O'Clock. Morning Ger
vices as usual.
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An excursion train passed through fol
the west last night There we're six
coaches full of people.
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The full Knights Of PYthias orchestra
led by Frank Romsine, will furnish music
for the charity ball Thanksgiving evening
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The learned professors who are now in
our city, analysing everything that admits
Of scientific discuSsioD, might, by turning
aside from their usual train OF thought,
nnd vast field for conjecture and re-
search by investigating the "WichitA
ho.nrrn