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Wichita eagle., 1886-09-15

All Sir knights intending to go to s,
Louis are especially requested to be presen
at drill this evening
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
A MIKADO ROOM.
How Ia Decorate "A Room That ~ May Re
sembis That OF the NIikado.

In an interview with q Chicago 7rijms
reporter well-known decorative artist
says.
The essential point in making your
Misado room is TO have 10 consistently a Ia
Japanesque. Chinese mating can be-
bought az any carpet store az prices ranging
from o. 90 - cents q yard, and for these
figures it is remarkably cheap. because il is
clean and durable. IL Is not, however.
adapted % rough wear. and is unsuitable
for halls and dining-roOms especially pub
BE- Ones After the Aoor IS provided for
hy the old gold hue, which forms
capital foil for the more blase and vig-
orous mural colors thcnext thing isaac dado.
which some people incorrectly pronounce
iah-do The word is from the Spanish.
lf means the limit for fnger-Ieach, audls
Intended as a guard against the smearines
0f The hands Of the little folks I would
suggest that the dado be- formed ofJapaue-e
era paper pictures. which cost buf one 90
five cents per running foot. They are ex-
rremeiv bright and attractive and brighten
uu room ike the sun-burst through
the clouds of stormy sky. Below
the dado and reaching 20 The floor
japanese chiutZ costing from p 20
So cents per yard of eighty incne. in
width wil BE- found as cheap and suitable
nj anything aud hundred times more dur
au'e than medium priced wall paper.
folors can De selected ti hb.. and there IS
a great variety t0 choose FROM The darker
co.or- are in my opinion. fhe hest because
band prints or furniture marks Viii NOT
spoil DARK k-patterned chnu. The upper
part of the walls above tbe dado can
either ne lef iu IT'S caiciwnei state
or can he hung with chiutz of
brighter colors. To those who leave tho
walls bare above tse t1io { W-uld
recon ueui fhe use of the Iakemono. the
artistic scrolls or banners so familiar iotae
studenf ~ Che Iapanesque. These range i'
price according to rhe material of whieh
they are mafle. paper rs strong as linen
answering che purpose ag we. as sik nr
satin 10 must he remembered. however.
that the price ~ the kakomou0 is largely
dependent on fhe quality of -Ie art work
thereon An ordinary sized room w.I take
from ren to fifteen of tbese scrolls which
snnult noe ne Gt uniform size. because ir-
regularity - the basic dea of japan
ese decoration I'M tontr1iI-fin.fIa fo
uniformity which IS the western ioa rho
saSemouo range in price from lN cents fo
$50 apiece-s very Wi.le margin. inlleefi and
hei wreu such anit- ts viii at tae most
esthefic tastes Between tee nanners IS -he
pIaCe f1r fans rurIo cabinets sfc rae fan
fs a hrlnsh af fFrsnese arr which requires
an arricle-uaF. whole Vo.ume .1 ITSELF
Al TREE japanese fans are heagnfl sr aa-
iegf- more nr .e~. Ene pr.re ls uaf q. WAYS
an iadex ot their e-therr FaIre aare
seem hre-reut fam NaItn I'|s n.F humble
lte1 Hf fr'sfr ncanIF - 3 trEer eEenr
than aue costing rNentr rmee as u.r..
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
GLADSTONE

Scar taaf tu threshold where dealh .afks u
4aH
To e.ltra ne enlau of .1st-1lEs uug delayed
b seas.lug. base le-est.aa lai .slaFel
h stands lla.tslc. - tae ss~l 81 state
lfoHet. lniaalltet -flial sfui le Pass
Hut naaz. uol sea.tl, loI preIlllee trsEed.
Aai bate. 1ft nult lt5 ulaae a.s -oaI 4sfi-t
n aasr irLll ai ann is certain. fIae though ate.
ben tne brave fa.itr al1 ae sllui- graa eo.d
tt1 h4nt flilalaAen ailn 81 pa.ssl lu- age
He erte~ the surl ui Justice uu the page
here a a9Es s0r genefaligl- hath e-l -s.TsIle8
un u.aLloii-shaklng tongue sl Fu.ee % Eolf
AMI hear taaf sears uor seasons llaF make llll
Laufi uf pure womeu AMI Eer0ie l-u
Whose o. through lee-llke darkness traleiy
Erufe
To pluck the Slower oi bong tca aorelt-s hope.
D~e.ers u lonely llts ~ af.g slf teu
-tl-l 1erec to drive lle robbers frlsl flelr PEN
-ul aiming straight al Yogr immortal scope
Win eIi aad newer foes .Ilil -tanch ta cope
y nen daeus uoH near your dag of lrumph. thcu
When nf uus are glaultt aud algu thanks are
SAID
To AL sao lowed gou in Che darker DAYS
When tne n.i s.ary of a people. praise
IT, Ilsnt through lingering nlght aud tempest iet
shine, IKE -ne iu0ul of heaven aualus tle dead
Weave then the Immortal wreath Tor that white
bead.
-Nrr l9rt ~sH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Nas.ar tolleze famous as the first college
s0lelf iar the eduoai.on 0f women. has now
$50 students What pity iis real friends
were Eor strong enough 20 place at It's head
a woman for President. They need only %
look at Wellesley. in this State. where the
youthful Miss Freeman maintains her more
difficult position So ably. Tor an example
~ hv uot have taken Maria Mitchell. whose
services Tor assaT are uudi,puted instead
uI Auufing around So long for some BAPTIST
clergy ymau, though we have nothing to say
csliy unknown Rev. j. NJ Taylor. of Proyi-
dence, who has been chosen Rochester
Mass Spg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
of Hartford Conn, for many wears repre-
sented by the late Col. Robt r. Sinclair has
appointed Perkins q Mason It's local agents.
through whom all policy holders can tran
sact their business with the company.
Assets Jan. /, ls~6, Sj3.3s364995. Death
LOSSES paid II Grand Rapids. Mich, 800, 900.
This company issues policies that viii not
lapse aud are absolutely nOn-forfeitable.
Every policy has paid up insurance value
and q cash value.
Sound life insurance written at reasonable
rates. PERKINS & MAsoN, agents
- LvOn-st Court Block
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
A CAN4RY At THE FARM

Folks had been n foau- and ~alry
Fetched nfr home Il pcl canary
Aud of 4l zoe blame contrary
Agge-sa-ih things alive
b love ml-iF-that love iL
When if free aui plenty off lf
bal klnd @ git above u
Al a d0ilar-elEntf fFe
Ana 10 .ust as { sa, >aym.
Jest the idg SOW lagla
olt ser money. and pas los
For a isller cage and hlrI
Nheu the meitier lark i- Wiugiu
Round yc. and lhe Nood. is riugIu
Nth lhe bsauffIllost -luEn
That mortal ever heard
~airy. .ot though h-si lell her
lies purity little itlsr
VITA his wings d creamy yciler
And li. eyes keen 8- rat.
ANA thf tEltter o. the cTitter
Pears o. absolutely glitter
ouc-- u nitf to 90 and git her
A higher priceder cage % thar
-JIrs. -iitfeaah EF
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Having purchased large stock of Paints Paint Oils
Narnshe and Brushes before the advance prepared
give the citizens the benefit of Low Prices Paints and Oils
sell only the Pure and Unadulteated Bolnseed OIL
Every gallon is warranted / am selling the kind of
leads which have sold for sixteen years and have
sold tons cf it, Having sold lead of manufacturer for
over sixteen years sufficient guarantee that good
yes good and pure any lead offered for sale offer
white lead colored lead liquid paint present Whole
sale Prices pay bonus TO drummers-richo poor, all
pay one price Mechanics aboring men, contractors house
cleaners, is your time to purchase
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
An Elegant Candy and Ice Cream Palace.

t. is wonderful what energy and persever-
ance viii Go. Mr.. PRAY Is continually inn
proving and reftting bis store. and has Just
put up an elegant soda fountain, from which
summer drinks will be- furnished TO thirsty
travellers. he is also reftting aud remodel
Ing bi5 Ice cream rooms, and when COM
p.eted wili havc one 0f the finest ice cream
palaces in tie city, When the warm
weather comes on. and YOU would like de-
jci0u- drink or q nice dish ~ ice cream. be
sure and call on Mr.. Pray. lie uses nothing
bar genuine pure articles. and yOu will get
sour money worth every time.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
IN OUR PENINSULA.

4f Faa Pas
faala has 80 aatf -s.enl 3 8satie,l
sna E.r fe.ss.
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si1A7 taa faat
4le ~ lklslse sllt seIi II l9aA I'D
.ssl .i-fi iea.as .s.r s.alf ei efle
Tie Rsu.e lseek Knitting L.atess
sflene las saI.-I So Iee tI.ert 1lmr
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a.- 0..T...-.... - 3 ....rs.. .l.sesf ai1s
tfr
sr, - - t.aH.l.., tia .s.t.-
0ors a. halle Crsss Ni4 ae pushed at
ease
Another building association las been
f.raa.s =. 81. ssan silA jacob sasenlorph
a. psssaalt
srr.f MANY tramns hanx aut ab0nt
P...r..I ana .t.eken. have ~ -oast hish
A. save lbrif nees-.
Chesavsaa. situated near the finest
tn4 n..re.i t..fr .f sal-f m she World
..ot. Ia 4-r.sisn eeI
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t11 "a A'.'n AlD.f u4' oee''.''s
The neN street car line ia lansing IS
oe.ns r'-sar'i = l...sa, .nd s4e I, town .-A'
(hteags 4uI Benton HarboF men
N..I ...r. ar.. I'D fa. most extensive, pickle
..-tsl.. .hnt-nt. ia fhe stste al the latter
place
strong effort viii he made 10
.hta.s. -he .eaf.au ofthe county seat of
Ar.nsr U..rr. f-ar, Oruer a. either stir
Enr n sI.n.f..
tb.rl-eoix haarllng hoDse ke..oers
,r. -.,..l.f.s.. tI...lr -tr.h.- in ,nfirtntt.on
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5000. t.......t.......,, +..,..,...-
.a .,s'e -t.aaae~ me Quincy H~SgII
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
STEKETEE'S FAMILY MEDICINES

Our sales these remedies nearly Twelve Hundred
Dozen Bottles January l. oo6 fact that remedies
are extensively used ard say with those that have used
these remedies NO better They good Ny sales on
Blood Bers - dozen bottles for the
month Mar ch last past For the genuine Steketees Med
cnes call at my store remember the place
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

li you want % look over "a fine and we'll
selected stock Of lake and sea fish, oysters.
etc, call at No Monr0e-st. aud YOU viii be
pleased with the assortment.
+. j. DErTENTHALER
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
PAINTS AND OILS,
VARNISHES & BRUSHES,

Before they in price The prices will not remain
where they
Farmers give IA call before you buy your paint, and
by doing you will money. Every atcle sold by Us
is Warranted as represented or Money Refunded
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
Wall Paper Cleaning

Wall paper cleaned and made 10 look as
good as new Orders taken at IS and -
kent-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

We assure you that sell no humbug We mean busi-
We mean business and will not be undersod at
loss Remember the place, - Monroe street where you
find complete stock of First Class Drugs and everything
belonging in
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE,

As cheap the cheapest We have been in the drug bust
nearly seventeen years and believe that know
how treat customers My place of business is the de
pot for
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
Charge OF Agency.

Nice Sweet Oranges at 20c per dozen at
Pray S.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Going out ot business Stock and xtures
for sale. fourth OF on every sale al
Van leuyen's. 40 MOnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
THE OPENING.
The Baltimore

have postponed my opening for a few
days when ms store viii be furnished and
nay goods placed in order for public inspec-
tion. The date will be given through the
columns of this paper B. f. EMERY
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
The Raltimnre.

Ice Cream soda Water at Pray's, 80 South
Divisiou-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Going out of business. stock and fixtures
for sale One-iourth oil on every sale, at
Van Leuyens. 90 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

If you are looking for millinery remem-
her these fcf-
That i0r q aua general assortment.
For elegance iu styles and designs
For expert and tasty trimmers
And fsr reasonable prices 20 20
ADAMS Il Co. eo Monrpe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

on Man5sr thr l4fh. .hsll opeu ms
ne7 Par.orssod Art Room. which have been
a-tfet up to tli long ieit want in This line
and a. who are interested in interior deco
ratars lor tleir hsues are invited fo call
and Inspect these rooms
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Try Pay's Chicago Mead, 80 South Divis-
lun-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19
Oysters and Fish.

For nice cold drink of Soda Water 20 to
PRAY S.. 50 South Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

New parasols viii be placed on sale Mon
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-19

Vorer, HrRroLsuEluER Il Go.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04


DECORATION Day was not observed in
this place to any considerable extent,
owing to the fact that there are so vesy
few old soldiers buried here. But in
those towns and cities where there are
a considerable number of the old vet
Grams who fought, bled and died for
their country, laid at rest, il was OBJ
served in d fitting and touching manner.
In Minneapolis thousands of loving
hands paid tributes OF fowe.s. Banks,
schools, stores, in fact nearly every
business place in the city was closed on
that day. Gov Pierce, OF Dakota, was
the chief orator OF the day, and spoke
very eloquently, closing with the fol-
lowing:
And these survivors are going fast.
The past year has witnessed the de-
parture of many of the foremost figures
of our military history. McClellen and
Hancock and many others. only less re-
nowned, have passed beyond our sight,
are hidden from view by the foothills
that mark the borders ofeternity. Grant,
matchless commander. here with US on
last decoration day, sleeps now with
Lincoln and Washington, his sublime
life only equalled by the SURPRISING
beauty and patient glory Of his death,
Who could better OF more tenderly ties.
tify TO his nobility, 10 his magnamity,
to the universal sentiment OF veneration
for his name and services than the
presence of those ex-confederate officers
at the ceremony over his death held at
Brooklyn last night--the first of the
memorial day services to mark the
national bereavement Verify he was
twice the conqueror of the South, once
when he received the sword of Lee at
Appomatox, aud again by the simple
grandeur of his life when he brought
that section ia heartfelt mourning
around his bier. May we emulate his
example. and you, men OF the Grand
Army, who to-day look back on waving
banners and triumphant battles, be
able to look forward with sublime faith
to grand reunion where every regi
ment shall be filled. and the warrior
- Lon .4.s 5..tl-es AID lis victories
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, May 4 1856.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register and receiver Of the 3.
Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak tn June ta, 1886.
viz: JAMES S. BlSYAN,
Prescription Decaratory Statement No. ao44 yor the
northwest quarter Of section 2I town Iaf rauge o.
He the following witnesses 10 prove his con-
unuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
White and Benoni Slack, all Of Rendell, OAK
n. H. HARlis, Register.
]. q A. Bradcn, Atty. 38t6
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

Land Office at Aberdeen, Oak, May :, 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice ofhis intention TO make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the register receiver Of the
u. S. Land Office at Aberdeen, on June ra, 1886,
viz: AUGUST Il. BRRC,
Hds entry No. 435S for the south hcast quarter sec
tion IS. town range o. He names the following
and cultivation Of said land, viz; Henry swanson
Peter Larson, Obed Diehart. l.. c. Turner, all
Brown county, Oak.
sst6 N. H. HARRIs, Register
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

A recent dispatch from Watertown,
Oak. says: Hon. A.C Mellette, chair
man Of the Republican territorial CEN
tral committee has just called meet
ing of the committee at Aberdeen June
%. tho second day OF the ciitoral asso-
citation meeting there, The time and
place of the Republican territorial con
yeution will be decided on. Other
business 81. importance II tie party
will also bc coilsiAurcl.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

Land Office at Aberdeen, OAK, April 1886
Notice IS hereby given that the following ma .r.d
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make hsal
proof support of his clam and that said prcef will
be made before the register receiver Of the " s.
land Office at Aberdeen, IIak on June 8, 1886, viz
THEODORE STIckLKs,
lids. No. for the northwest quarter Of section
I, town Iar, range sc. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land, via: Edwin Fisk, Samuel
Punches. Wr. Wright, &. A. Towers. all Of Edmunds
county ID. Il. N Fl. HAkKIs, Register.
Dennis & Huie, Attys.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

Land Office az Aberdeen, OAK, Mas 20. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make final
proof in support Of his claim and that seid proof viii
be made before the register receiver of the IT,. y
Land Office at Aberdeen, ID. r., on July 10Th 1856.
viz: w. L. STERRR
Homestead No. s34 for the south west quarter of
section 30, town RAJ, range
He names the following witnesses ho prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land va: James Il. Humphrey. Albert j. Tiffany.
IA. III. Slack and VI. l. Slack, all Of Rondell. p. 4
N. II HaRRls. Register.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

we HOLlCt Qult6 HutuUtT OI our
exchanges oppose the putting in mo-
ton of the machinery of the recent
state government. upon the ground
that such action will lead to retard
and delay Dakota's admission; that it
will be used as excuse for refusing us
admission and lever for the perpetu.
alton of our provincial bondage. Many
of the editors who resort to this argu-
ment are men with very feeble yer-
tebare. Others have opposed the di-
vision scheme from the start, and
their uncompromising hostility at this
stage of the proceedings is to be ex-
pected. For the latter class Of news
paper men we have certain amount
of admiration. Their cause, the pres
ervation of the unity of Dakota, was
once our cause, although we will admit
that our favor therefor was occasioned
largey by local interest The wishes
of the overwhelming majority robbed
us of our subterfuge ond left us no
alternative but to join the ranks of
noble and loyal citizens battling for
their rights, though orr local inter-
ests we've sacrificed thereby. Had We
even the sanction of local patronage
we might still have been justified in a
continuance of our course. but even
this was denied us. However, for the
journalists who adhered 70 their con-
victioas through thick aud thin, we
have due amount of respect and adj
miratiou. But even admitting that
it is true that we would be delaying
statehood by assuming the power of .
full -hedged state, it should dot deter
us from taking "A bold stand for our
rights and firmly resisting continu.
alton of the outrages which have been
heaped upon us bv the general gov
ernment is subiecting ms to territorial
thralldom and all its attendant ills, in
Guiding carpet bag rule long after we
we're qualified for and Justly and
rightly entitled to the benefits and
emoluments of statehood. Wo are
nat suffering for statehood. Dakota is
prospering. and will probably continue
to prosperif she never is admitted 70
the union. 1t is not statehood for IFS
benefits alone which we crave: but ii
is principle as old rs the human
race for which we are combating.
We can stay out of the union until the
molten contents of the flthomless
depths of hell are CONCEALED. and BARR
ing the effects upon our manhood, in
dependence aud humane liberty be
little the worse off. The original coll
onies. would perhaps have secured
their rights sooner by arbitration .han
they did bv long and bloody war !;
but occasional instances. sncb as the
war Of the Rexolntion. are what make
arbitration possible. While we fiwn-
inglv and crayenlv implore admission
we NAV expect q democratic congress
to laugh at us and refuse the boon.
When we manfully aud determidly as
sert our rights and make onr demands
us independent, firm and intrepid men
then there viii be some probability Of
our demands beil 9 granted. But il 4
thev are never granted VIC have the
satisfaction Of knowing we have acted
the part of men. and not OF cowatllly
poltroons unfit for self-govcrnment.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04
OFFICIAL PAPER OF BROWN co.

The wholesale and retail hardware
business heretofore conducted by S.
b. Hicks & CO., Aberdeen, will here
after be known as the Hicks. Trask
Hardware Co. The firm quotes eastern
prices with freight added, and are pre-
pared to fill orders the same day they
are received.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04


Ex-senator Joseph II. Mcdonald.
of Indiana. while at the Palmer House,
Chicago, Monday evening, was asked
what he thought of the admission of
Dakoto. Il have no hesitation in say
ing he replied. .that every ,territory
ought to be advanced to state as
soon as it has populsitN, improves
ments and wealth enough. This ter
ritorial system of government is en-
tirely outside nf our system. The
United States consists Of federal
government and state governments,
and the probation of territorial gov
crnmcntis simply to enable the in
habitants to acquire sufficient strength
aud numbers to maintain state gov
ernment. Naturally the sooner that
abnormal condition Of territoria. gov
ernment is changed to a legitimate
state government, becoming d COM
ponent part Of the federal. the better.
The general tendency to form state
governments in advance of tile popu-
lation anil development Of a territory,
has been quite apparent in our terri
tory.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04
land ofice 1, Aherdeen. "a. Max !. ,ss6

Land Office at Aberdeen, Dak MAY ~, 1850
Notice is hereby given thar the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make final
proof in support Of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the registee and receiver at Abef-
deem. on July Ist, 1886, viz:
JAMES w. SMITH
for the northeast quarter section a. range
b2. He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land viz: James Dennison, Ambrose ]. Alien,
James Humphrey and Robert Love al Of Rondell
brown y. I,ss. N. Fl. HAKkts, Register.
A. A. Rowiey, Atty.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04
Notice TO Contractors.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received b, the undersigned until
SATURDAY, JUNE s6 1885.
at roclock pm. for building one school house in
Warner township (No 23) said school house 10 be
located on the 81 Of section !, township lpz range
"a, according teplans and speciicauons now in rhe
hands r.. c. Turner. Bids will be opened al the
Warner snhool house.
All right 10 reject any or all bids reserved.
y. II. SHANE.
Clerk Warner school tow nship.
Dated Warner, Oak May 2s, 1885, 4its
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1886-06-04

JOHN KELLY, Tammany Halls great
chieftain, died at his home in New York
city at $3.50 Tuesday afternoon. During
the last few weeks he seemed to feel
comparatively well. but on Sunday last
at pm. he was taken with an attack
of fainting and became weaker after
wards. Monday he was worse, Tues
day an Improvement was apparent. At
noon, however, he began to sink, and
the approach of the end was realized.
MIR. Kelly's death was painless, though
he was conscious to the last Only Mrs.
Kelly and her two children were pres
ent when the patient passed away.
Mrs. Kelly was prostrated by the blow
and is too i'll to see anybody. 1t was
not for several hours after Mr.. Kelly's
death that the fact was generally
known throughout the city.