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q Kahash Pioneer Dead.

WABASH, May 1.-[Special.l J. Mrs. Delina
Alexander, one of the oldest pioneers of this
section, died at her home near Lafontaine, this
county. She was the third Of ten children,
only one of whom, the Hon. Jacob Sailors of
this city, now lives. The deceased removed
from Rush county in 1885, and is well known
to the early settlers OF the south part Of the
state. She was born in 1896. Her father
Jacob Sailor, was well known IHdian-fghter
and held a commission during the Indian war
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Chnnlberlain Indicted.

LAFAYETTE, May 3.-[Special.] = Edward
Chamberlain, the Reynolds assassin, was in
dicted by the grand jury of White county for
murder in the first degree, and was taken to
Monticello this evening for trial. Ito viii be
donated
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Red Hot and Bitter.

FRANKFORT, May 4.-[Speeial.l THE firm Of
Cheadle & Burns, proprietors OF the Frankfort
Banner, has been dissolved, Mr.. Burns retiring
and Charles Jarrold taking his half interest
The paper will continue republican and the
new proprietor is expected, by the faithful, to
make it red hot and intensely bitter.
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RepubIican Racket in Brown.

NASHVILLE, May 1.-[Special. 1.-The repub-
lican "mass" meeting here all told consisted of
just twenty-five members. The chairman,
Norman ]. Roberts, said he did not know why
they had met. He soon found out after short
speeches by Messrs. Brown, Griffin, Pool and
Preacher Stark Something under the surface
seemed TO annoy the brethren, and the plant
OF the speeches was for harmony ia the face Of
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Death of DIR. beverly.

WINCHESTER, May Especial DIR. John
Beverly, one of the oldest citizens and physi-
clans in this county died here yesterday even
ing after a short illness. Deceased was seventy
two years of age and has been resident of
this city about fOrty-fye years.
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Cut HIS Throat.

PETERSBURG, May Especial. thames Bot
toms, living three miles south of here, com-
mitted suicide yesterday by cutting his throat
with pocketknife. No cause is known. lie
was forty years old, well TO do, and had no
family or financial trouble.
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Earm Hnnse Bnrned.

GwYNNEvnLE, May z. -[Special.l The
farm house of Mrs. Lucinda West, near this
town, burned to-day. Insured in the "Conti-
mental" Two families occupied the house.
They managed to save nearly everything
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A Dead Body Found.

LAFAYETTE, May 7.-[Special. 1.-The remains
of Stephen Dennie, the Lake Erie q Western
bridge carpenter drowned here April Is, were
found in pill of drift three-quarters of mile
south of the city yesterday. The body was
terribly decompOsed, and was buried this morn
ing. His father resides at East Saginaw, Mich.
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The Prodnce NInrlket.

Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, lie.
Butter-Extra country roll, 15c; poor roll, i0ci
solid packed, l0412c.
Poultry-Hens. &c; spring chickens, &c. ROSTERS,
DC; turkeys SCd9c; geese, - 5094 per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, 35ci mixed and duck, zoe.
Rags-Si per cwt.
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goo democratic majority. Finally the tender
spot was uncovered by Miles Glidden, who
made motion that the name of the chairman
Norman j. Roberts, be stricken from the roll of
officers because at the April election he went to
jackson township and electioneered for a
democrat This broke the meeting up in great
disorder under cover of motion to adjourn by
Rrofhar Sfarlr
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Shippers paying prices: Prime clover, s3.90@4.50
prime timothy, S2s0@300; extra cleaned blue grass
81 10a1 p; red top, 70d9Oc; orchard grass, sl40g
100; Alsike S5S0740; English blue grass, 10@15c;
German miller, sl.4O@165; Hungary, sl.2591.40.
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Fires at salem.

SALEM, May T. Special = Two stables
burned here last night with their entire con-
tents, one belonging to DIR. Barr and the other
to Mr.. Moore. Samuel King, night Waterman,
was suspected and arrested for arson.
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.sstock UpD Ticket Elected.

SPENCER, May Especial The town
election passed off quietly and light vote was
polled. The question whether or not stock
ehoul1 run at large in town was the issue. The
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Found Dead in Bed.

NORTH VERNON. May 3.-[Specal Mrs
James Gilbret, living near here, was found dead
in her bed at IL o'clock last night. She was
well, ate a hearty supper and went to bed at S
o'clock as usual. Heart disease.
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'stock up" ticket was elected by majoritie,
ranging from 80 to so. Politics was unknown
in the contest and the people are elated, as tn
stock question is now settled in this county.
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Democrats Successful.

PAoII May 7.-[Special.l- with a former re-
publican majority of dozen the democrats
elect town tickets.
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Two Years in Prison.

BRowNsIowN, May Especial. Everett
Thompson was convicted of larceny and Judge
Collins gave him two years in the prison South.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS,

= ?
CATTLE-Recepts, 90; shipments, %. The mar
ket is fair and about steady at Saturdays prices,
with good butchers subjective and ready salable
Prime shipping steers of 1,4O0 to 1000
llOullNs- - Ovy1t ~
Fair to good shipping steers Of loo TO
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He il Clever.

Madison Courier-rep.l
Col. Matson. the democratic nominee for
governor, is personally clever man.
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KIDNEY PAINS

.Aa- hIUNE1 IAINN
Xxx With their weary, dull, aching, liieless,
- all-gOne sensation, relieved In one minute
4 a. by the Cuticura Anti-pain Plaster The
\ 49, first and only pain-subeuing Plaster. Alb
sOlutey unriyalled an instantaneous and infalli
bic antidote 10 pain, Inflammation aud weakness. At
all druggists p cents five for 81 postage free, Of
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston, Mass.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 7.-WoOlen goods slow, Cot
goods quiet but the tone of the market steadily
i,,,Yr orfu
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Ayers Pills are the best cathartic for correct
ing irregularities of the stomach and bowels.
Gentle, yet thorough in their action, they cure
constipation, stimulate the appetite and diges-
tive organs and strengthen the system.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
SOME GEMS Of THOUGHT.

An evil intention perver's the best
actions and makes them sins.
Honor ana profit do not always lie in
the same saok.-Geurge Herbert.
A oo1comb is ugly all over with the
sffzc alton CT the hne gentlemau.--Dr.
johnson.
The nill streams that turn the olappers
OF the world arise in solitary places.
r. Helps.
The government of ones self is The
only true freedom OF the individual.
Frederick Perthes.
Clrveruess is a sort of genius for in.
strumeuJality. Iti- the BRAIN OF the hand.
-Colerldge.
Truth 10 the most powerful thing in the
woro, -iuce denon can only please by its
resemblance 10 it, Shaftesbury.
Great men bsgin enterprises because
they think them great, and fools because
they think them easy. -Vauvenargues.
If We would bring holy life to Christ,
We must mind our fireside duties a. we'll
as the duties OF the sane uary.- Spurgeon.
General observ .tious drawn from par.
uculars are the jewels of kuowledke,
cumprehendiug great store IN little
ruom r. Locke.
The voice Of conscience ia 20 delicate
that II If easy ~ stihe II; but IL IS also so
clear that ~ - impossible to mistake it.
Nine 1e S gel.
Itis Of no concern 70 Christianity ahat
you and think of it, but itI- of immense
concern 20 Standardization r, d.
Hitchcock.
When you have learned to sbumi', to
do faithfully, paueutly, DUTY that ~ most
cistas' efdl to yen, God may permit you
"a DO the work you ike.-P ofessor
Biddle.
He that has Toasted upon Gods good
meas is drsirous that many more .hall
slt down a. the same table. 'Oh taste
and re that the lord is good" Let this
be hfc's test.
Luv-isuot altogether delirium, yet If
ha, many points iu common thereof b.
/ call i rather a discerning of the itinlte
Ia the fuits-of the ideal made real
Carlyle.
There may be times when silence ~
gold, and -peech SILVER; tut there are
imvr, also, when silence lis death and
speech IL iife-the very life % Pentecost.
Max Mueller.
Truth il the objac. of our understand
ing, as good is of our sill; and the under
standing can no more be delighted with
a lie than the will can choose an apparent
evil Dryden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
A Grateful Young Man

81 am truly sorry to give you PAIN Mr.
Haukinson," said the young lady, "but
please do not allude TO this subject again.
| can never be your wife,
That is your FINAL answer Miss Ireno?'
cit IL"
Nothing can induce You to change
your decisiouy"
My mind Is firmly aud uualterably
made up
Miss Irene" said the young man,
rising and looking about for his hat,
before coming here this evening | made
q net of $50 with Van Perkins that you
would say no TO my proposal. / have
gon II WAS taking risk, but / was
dead broke. Mics Ireue,n he continued,
his voice quivcring with emotion, you
have saved departing man from the
fare OF suicide and Won the lifelong re.
spect and esteem of grateful heart.
Good evening
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16

cate him. 1t may be here mentioned
that the so-called chloric ether, which.
under its newer name OF spirits of chloro.
form, Is prescribed to give a pleasant
flavor 70 nauseus draughts, has often
been used as astimulant by inebriates
who have had access To IT,. It is not
ether, but consists of a solution of chic
reform diluted in nineteen parts OF rec.
dfed spirit. With regard Ito the etheJ
sold for drinking purposes, it is asserted
that the excise authorities have been an.
piled 70, but they have no power 10 con
troll Its sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16

Never have pcar.- bren more pop lar
or command -uch high prior- rs during
the pHst ten Jenr-. A present nothing
u considered IN better .HrBe than the
pearl, on account Of i's purit. and sub
dued b-aHty fhi- unusual demand has
had the efect of greatly stimulating the
sea- ch for them, especially ON the west
cuart Uf Australia, az Ihu-day Island, the
S,OIoo Archipelago in CeJiou aud the
Lowrr California. Tho demand included
pearl- of all colprs except tho Interior
yeliUw. The fac bla,k peafls from Lower
California have been iu great rqur-t,
zinglr ones bringing a- much ae $4,000.
Wuh these bIack pearls airs found many
brau'iful gray and broHu pearls Ths
different ti-h fir- OF the world produce
tuHy $lOlUtrO worth annually, Of which
The Iuaer California h-hrries prodsce
probably one SIKH Kentucky, Ieuur-- ee
aud Texas hate gwen us yer $4,000
wurth ~ pearl per auuumi her remark
Hblr fresh water prgH- especially the
pink uuts, wnch are ubrtvai,d for
d Icacy cf VIM. ibe Gudiug OF two
bushels ~ these Ia fAe TurnJ group of
mounds ia TIC Litlo Nifmi valley, ONO,
by Pfofe--or u. vs. Pu'man gives o.
f-Iut dra Of huw pl,uutuI they were be-
t"re the arrival % be- Europeans Bur
wrfhin the ia-t five 3taf- many Of the
fancy cOlurtO pears have received their
variety 81 color MOB from nature, but By
artificial means.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
speeialCsse

tcltNlL fitt Truss.
A man at the railroad gate was ABOUT
to throw 1t open the other day for the
arrival of the Flint and Pere Marquette
train, when short, tat and determined
looking woman attempted to pass in.
"Oan'tgo in there, ma'sm, he called
But l must
Against orders, ma'am.n
81 don't care! I'm going inn
Sorry, ma'am; but have my orders, %
he said as he held the gate.
See here sirl' she said, rs she advsnc
ed step, "this is a special case, got
word that my husband would be on this
trainn
"Y e-s, but
Hold on! he ran away frsm me three
moaths ago, and is now snesking back to
settle up some business"
And you wan5 to greet him"
~ do"
How"
She spit on her hands and took 3 fresh
bold on her umbrella.
Very we'll, ma'am; IN make an excep.
tion in your case. Don't get too excited
The train rolled in, and Hlittlo man
with sstchel stepped down to have his
hat knocked ttty feet with a "swipe" of
the umbrella. Before she could load and
fire again he skipped fss the pards aud
WAS soon lost 10 sight among tho cars.
The woman picked up the ha5, shouldered
her umbrella and rs she marched out pact
the gate man She said
"Muoh oblesRed There WA no sx
citement-no Mysteries. simply struck
too high and he got away"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
a. FARM AND HOME
IAN OLD


..,., voung rose aud the lily,
l-.g. ,ff air the fragrant mist hoats,
l1 .,by. breathe rs they 90 by me,
u. ,t4 iu the wee rubulu 5 notes.
% lI' The face OF all Nature
W.. 1--WE, unto mine again
6-' --i.r IF wears, its storm riveu
s5,-s rs travail and pam
50. Nth the ear ln its fullneso
gFen the story is told
.r-.g. comes the rose and the lily,
rn..,sr.sl am old am old
..t.ra snow Of winter lies always
l1. i-fsat was once like gold.
" that was smooth and rounded
- ..s-a. Ike the forests Old
r4 lint is dim aud shrun1et
.r.e i've bt OF SKY.
On. children laugh loudly o. se- me
,t.,r lettering steps 20 by.
-- lga wrh the year In rs tuinessl
H-sWhsu lbs story is toIi
t,.t ling comes the rose and the lily,
g-. aI,s. ann old. | am OLD!
rs.g fnrrvith tense strings riven,
s.r. he with quiyeriag note,
...faa flare 40 night Of a candle,
i. gaU.GEat q crushed mote,
Z t.r dead -lbf dei O. 't'' AN"
'.,.r. .lf,ug coal,
f.-.sual- puny body
r..g-. c.u.t uatreach It's goal.
+,'.gau.tL the ypar in its fullness'
n. i.s when lbs story is told
U.t .unug cCmcs he rose and the lily,
ir,.Ms. i ana uld' lam ola,
f.ts. world. hut NOT Of it-a stranger
,.renth fast dimmng eve,
"a M. antics of vain glorious mimics
d. rsel that are long gone by.
xiii .e. for he din of the battle,
fI.rr-ar its smoke and its fray.
agrI. Gte me youth with all nature
...1,F give me death pray.
n -4lt- with On year IN lis fullness!
r. It. when It's story is todd
WtusJrug comes the rose and lily,
al8as, ! ann old! am old.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16

He is ju-tiy reproacaed witn lack Of
pa riousm. LIVING through The darkest
hour of German history, when the
Fa hrrland was engaged Ia struRgi-
Tor life or death with Napoleon like the
Greek poet Piuder DO similar national
CRISIS. he stood a.Uof from the contest
wholly absorbed 10 the ideal, while the
cal tragedy Of lis country wsr being en-
acted at his very doors. Amid the t1uu
drrs of the Lelp-ic caunouade, he grofe
an epilogu- for On Hctress. Sul hls
worshipers, who uili admit no haH in
their Idol praise tAI- man, in uhJ-e baud
the pen wss far migntief than ha sword
c1uld have beer for having Kept aioof
from h- political turmoil Of his time.
Il Go-the'- day there Wa7 40 united Ger
many he desired nous. IL was attract
I'd TO the old order ~ things with many
petty courts, eacn Of which might rival
The other a. patron of art and literature.
He vas non-comnative nature. When
haired Of the French aas al q Shite heat
In Germany, he DECLARED that he could
not hate NATION 20 which he owed 80
much Of his culture. There are to day
enlightened Germans VINO ASSERT that 70
the writings o. Gosthe's more than - Oh
else Germany owes her political regeuer
aiions.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16

shoulder. He looks mn. but lot fpstanker
his peamipg coDntepancei il black ma MA
night. Instead NJ the begi,ching faca "
Bertha Neville ne encounters he fa;r
face and lRug HING blne av,s az his corsi,,
Lu.
Adolphus pulled his blonde mustache
S8NeSely' somehow, OF late, he would
ra'oer stand race to race with his Satanic
&aleSty tnan MS unmeroitul cousin.
stop that ihls instant sir' Do you
thlhk can stand mere and see you pluck
the best feature from your faoef Why,
my dear Dolby u you Keep on with that
spasmodlo tNltoh much longer we will
nave 20 get microscope to ascertain If
ever you cultivated any hair or your up
per up
10 go away sAu' or youN drive me
crazy
NOW, bolhy' that IS very unkind. /
'Ao'eou. mere 10 DO you q service. have
,ere' TO sen you
Keep your secrets To Yourself, Luz
con want To near tRcm' Where's Miss
NeV,le'
m NOT MISS NeVllIe's Keeper, sir; but
II you want o know whore she is So badly
IN zen you She has gone ont IN par
tou'"r business WIN george treaty be
ileNe ''e an Is nalt IN love with him.
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complexion cOuleur do creme and snap
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,Hnv ,nr ,a,L t..i y,,, i,,,.,.,;,,... ,...,,.
pipr nnd wh,ta h.o,t' ,on log i 1o ' snr
np..ea n, c,,mna,is,n ~, 'd.,r ,o,, a,.
io Miss Neville as "A tallnvy cantt,, !. A., the
suu.u
.Shet- ths r,st .,,.rfsctt, ,.,,,t,,,,l
uomnn bnys. eve, s,a,' and dar,' r,,nd
t,lir,,.,np. mis-. ,h.t. o,, ~ I,,,,. "a
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and ,n'r,dp,e ,on to ,onr intand ~
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.Bnt .p,,o-ing sho ynulbnt bav,yon
p,lbvY P" snid Ian l,,tin. tE, ,ietnry nt
innocence.
olys.,ybi s,nr,,ao .r,,,t,ir.,,r tb.bi,a
Mas I5nd.n van a., fnrna,ti,,,, ,,a,
Brrtba Neville ha-. been IN u, soci,Ty fnr
I'M, nasl month and INV, ,ot 60 Lnna
tina ,,n,,,n wh,c,,,,d r.,,s.. ,,. art.r
uakin., u,,,.If e,r,.,lI, Nm, l,,.,o, 80
time and Adoi,bps al,vat.a his f1et ~,
tbs ruiltug losr.d h,,b in hi. chatr ana
tsirl.d nj. mop.foch, ia "a ,rsp,.r TINT
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16

A charming Ffcu,h DUcbsss, 80 goes
the a,orJ, tnd nclu5 promised 10 be
present a. tbe fesuyIfy for some brneFo-
Int po-e o. me 1fouwlle Casino.
Bang rather b,hiud time thy lsdJ ut
her gloves on white duy uR, auu utyrr
noticed III she stood IN The full hl ~ ut
the casino dfawlug room that 10 nsr Uiack
sud white six costume rhe bad put one
whtte aud one black glove. 0ne ooutn-
ned 70 wear hem, and the graIfJ ing 70
-uif was that a. the next fa-hiOrabte as
srmbiy 81 the ladies' a. irouyilir wore
glove Of ffefenf color 10 each hand.
A. present al the lsdlss of Trou7ihe
nave adopted The coeft m
J d Vic proprietor Of the Port
land Ore, Duly hevs, Is charged with at
tempting % blsckmab woman.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
Ethereal WHISKY

According 70 the Lancet, in certain
distrists ia the North Of Ireland ether is
largely used ~ an sDtnxiceut. 4 special
kind o ether is prepared for drinking
purposes, and ia succers in supplautiug
rhitkY appears to be owing to IT. cheap
ue-.; for > perzon can obtain for pen
~ sufficient Of the potent fluid to intoxi-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
THr ENPERuKs Plan
Hc viii visit. England on Oiicial Business.
H. MtN 20 10 the Vatican


H. MAY 20 to the Vatican.
Berlin. Emperor Williams mon
archioat itiuerancy since his inter
view With Prince Bismarck at Fredrichs.
ruhe, has been modified IN most im port
ant directions. II vas supposed the N
peror, IN accordance with family
arrangement, would pay his re-
spects to the Queen o, England
during her projected stay in Baden The
queen, however, iuut.zted through the
German embassy at London that she d
not intend 70 90 10 Baden or any other
place on the continent. Yesterday a
formal note wa sent by Prince Bi-marcs
throus the English embassy asking
that the queen receive Emperor William
who Intended 20 vi-i, EagIand The en-
peror will arrive in London IA November.
during the winter session Of parliament
Under the pre- sent circumstances his
majesty's visit TO England viii be state,
aud not family affair, and the .ueen
must meet him IA London or a. Windsor
Foreign Office officials buieve that Ponce
Bismarck intends 10 accompany Z uperor
William to England, for purpose Of con
ferring with queen ON affairs relating 10
late Emperor Frederick, The Pope
has been arked, if the Emperor goes TO
theNaticau and remains as guest If the
pope a day prior TO his reception at the
quirinai, whetLer he vii Withdraw his OBJ
jectiops. Mgr. Gsum5erti Is understood
to have replied taat me pope must main
tain hia tempIrA RICH q. The nuucio
continues 10 urge the emperor 70 forego
bis visit TO KING Hnmnert unless the
meeting takes place ar Milan OF Turn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
For Trea Cnltnre

'1e ground most thoroughly
sn5 narrowing. Really the
Eaing the planting OF tree claims
alre 'our years ofcropping be-
the trtes. Set small trees
a- old from the reed Is better
'nres ytar old. Begin cult
v once 70 Keep ahesd OF the
80 im pOrtaut. Continue to
often until the middle of July,
s.. utlnus altogether Let the
2s sid thank providence that
Vac weeds Thsy Will protect
ln ~luter by holding the snow
..... enc preventing the terrible
.aey Roald othsraise be subject
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-08-16
TALKS WIrH TRAVELLERS.

Orrin Walker, Bellevue hospital, New
York: tine use of cocOaine is steadity
increasing IN the practice of medicine IN
this country. IL Is the most dangerous
drug aud one of the most useful IN the
hands of our practitioners You hear
people abusing cuo0aine, aud talking
about the liv, g 10 has wrecked and livery
eclentidc man must admit that the cocoa
me habit IL about the worst thing mau
or womun could get, but you don't go
often hear the things that are on the
credit side OF the ledger CocOaine has
made the surgery Of the eye aud the
latyux very much easier, H. is, as You
know, a local asaesthetic. Much Of the
most delicate surgical work would be very
difficult without IT, and in spite OF the
failure wkich several doctors have made
believe u may be used with magical ef-
feet In cases OF melanchoiia The trOu-
bic Is that VIZ do OF know how 90 use co
ooaiue "a yet. 1t is a new discovery not
ten years old. We have not had time 90
study il, you gee The cOcoaine habit is
formed az sasily more easily than the
habit OF drink, aud once it takes hold of
q man he il a goner. 1t saps all his will
power, and makes him first slave and
then a maniac. But for all thao the drug
Kll be blessing 10 man when We under
stand II rightly, as We vii twenty years
from nov. ] think 10 Will be- cassed
among important mediciDo-, with qninIne
and ohlOrufUfm."